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Kurzweil: Make Your Project Relevant for the Future
Most projects fail because the timing is wrong, says noted futurist Ray Kurzweil. "A lot of business and technology plans assume the world three to four years from now will be kind of like it is today, and that's not the world you need to aim at," he says.
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... I ... actually I think ... most of the ... home of the ninety five percent of the ... innovators and needs ... would actually do exactly what they say if given the resources ... but most of the projects to fail because the timing ... and the reason I got into ... that these methods of prognostications realize this ... is a very predictable path to the expansion wealth of information technology was to tie my own technology project ... the soul of could of business and technology plans assume the world pray for years now become like it is today ... and that's not the world to meet a man you need to in the world three four years from now if their products can take three or four years to get off the ground ... that's going to be concluded the world ... think back three or four years ago most people the new social networks with these logs ... that was of ... the most complete change in just a few years time the two and will change and even faster pace in the picture ... so ... a key ... Harvard I think of success is to actually ... understands ... this exponential pace of change and make a project ... relevant for the feature world economy the train when when you get there ...

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TNT's "Falling Skies" Captures 4.2 Million Viewers and Demo Growth with Two-Hour Season Premiere
TNT's epic drama Falling Skies, which ranked as basic cable's #1 summer drama with adults 25-54 last year, launched its third season Sunday night with more than 4.2 million viewers and growth among young adults. In the demos, the two-hour season premiere of Falling Skies drew more than 2.1 million adults 25-54 and 1.9 million adults 18-49, the latter up slightly over last year's season premiere.
Falling Skies garnered significant growth among the younger set, boosting its delivery of adults 18-34 (772,000) by +24% over last year's season premiere. In addition, Sunday night's audience for Falling Skies had a projected median age of 47, two years younger than last summer's premiere.
Falling Skies' strong performance Sunday night ranks it among basic cable's Top 5 scripted-series season premieres this year with total viewers, adults 18-49 and adults 25-54. It also helped TNT rank as basic cable's #1 network in primetime Sunday night, according to preliminary household metered market data.
About TNT's Falling Skies
Falling Skies, TNT's epic series from DreamWorks Television and executive producer Steven Spielberg, tells the extraordinary tale of life and survival in the wake of a catastrophic alien invasion. Noah Wyle stars as a college professor who becomes an unlikely resistance leader. Falling Skies also stars Moon Bloodgood, Will Patton, Drew Roy, Connor Jessup, Maxim Knight, Seychelle Gabriel, Mpho Koaho, Colin Cunningham and Sarah Carter. Among the guest stars this season are Gloria Reuben, Robert Sean Leonard, Stephen Collins and Doug Jones.
Falling Skies premiered in summer 2011 and ranked as basic cable's #1 new series of the year. The series returned with strong numbers last year, scoring 5.6 million viewers in Live + 7 delivery and ranking as basic cable's #1 drama of the summer with adults 25-54.
In addition to Spielberg, Falling Skies is executive-produced by DreamWorks Television heads Justin Falvey and Darryl Frank, along with Remi Aubuchon and Greg Beeman.


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5 ORIGINAL ALBUMS: Tutu/ Siesta OST/ Amandla/ Dingo OST/ Doo-Bop
In 1985, Miles Davis shocked the music world by moving from Columbia to Warner Bros. He immediately started working on an album called Perfect Way after a tune by Scritti Politti, later renamed Tutu by producer Tommy LiPuma. When Tutu was released in 1986, it re-ignited Miles Davis' career, crossing over into the rock and pop markets and winning Davis two Grammy Awards - the album was a key factor in raising Davis' status to an international superstar.
This release covers the later part of Miles Davis' life, from the Warner Bros studio albums, Tutu, Amandla and Doo-Bop, to the Siesta and Dingo soundtracks.
"A glorious tribute." Blues & Soul
"Most Miles philes will already have those albums but, for those unfamiliar with his later music, they provide an illuminating introduction." Record Collector
"It's wonderful to have these final album all together, and fascinating to compare them." London Jazz
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04.09.2009 FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT Osborn & Barr Communications 314-746-1941 ELIZABETH, NJ — Two Hayward Industries products were chosen "Most Valuable Product" for 2009 by the readers of Aquatics International, a leading publication for the pool and spa industry. Hayward Pool Products was honored for its Stratum™ VRS, safety vacuum release system. AquaVac, a Hayward Industries division, was honored for its Pro 21 Cleaner. "Hayward Industries continues to introduce forward-thinking, revolutionary products across all Hayward brands," says Kevin Potucek, vice president of product management Hayward Pool Products. "Both the Hayward Stratum VRS and AquaVac Pro 21 Cleaner are representative of our commitment to delivering in-demand, high quality pool products to the industry. In an environment of rapidly advancing technology, being chosen by the readers is an extreme honor." A number of Stratum's features work together to provide multiple layers of protection against suction entrapment. A change in vacuum activates the vacuum release system in less than one second, vents the suction line to atmosphere and turns off the pump. . Stratum VRS also goes through a complete internal test during every startup prior to the monitoring phase to ensure all components are properly functioning. "Stratum auto resets and restarts in protection mode eliminating "nuisance trips" or calls to a service technician to restart the system because of a towel or pool toy," states Potucek. The newest safety innovation from Hayward meets the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) A112.19.17 and American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) F2387 standards for residential and commercial swimming pool, spa, hot tub and wading pool suction systems Pro 21 Cleaner is one of the most powerful and efficient manual vacuums designed for service and commercial applications. The battery-operated, self-contained cleaner comes equipped with a non-destructible 21 inch cleaning head, requires no priming, hoses, hook ups, extension cords or power from the pool system. It pumps up to 16,000 gallons of water per hour and comes complete with caddy cart for easy maneuverability from pool-to-pool and in and out of storage. "AquaVac Pro 21 has become a must-have for service professionals looking for power, efficiency and speed incorporated in one design," says Potucek. For more information, or to schedule an interview with a Hayward spokesperson, please contact Asa Johnson at 314.746.1963 or email@example.com. About Hayward® Industries Hayward Pool Products, a division of Hayward Industries, Inc., has been America's first choice in residential swimming pool equipment for more than 40 years. The company markets the Totally Hayward® System of advanced pool equipment to help address some of the challenges faced by many pool owners such as safety, energy efficiency and maintenance time and costs. The company's diverse product line includes pumps, filters, heaters, heat pumps, automatic pool cleaners, controls, colored lighting, valves, vacuum release systems, drain covers and other general pool products for residential and commercial applications. Another Hayward Industries division, Goldline Controls® offers electronic controls for total pool automation, total pool chemistry management, solar applications and electronic chlorine generators. These products are integral components of the Totally Hayward® System. Goldline Controls is headquartered in North Kingstown, R.I. For more information, visit www.goldlinecontrols.com. Hayward Industries is headquartered in Elizabeth, N.J. For more information, contact Hayward at (908) 351-5400 or visit www.haywardnet.com.
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Dallas- US (PANA) -- Nigerians in Diaspora Organisation (NIDO) at the weekend in Dallas, U.
, elected new representatives for its seven regions in North America.
The representatives, who will serve for a two-year term, will also function as NIDO Americas board members.
PANA correspondent in New York, who covered NIDO's 2007 Annual General Meeting (AGM) and elections, reports that the incumbent chairman, Dr Ola Kassim, was returned for another term.
The representatives include new Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Dr Lawal Garba, who will double with Brian Udejiofor to represent region two comprising Delaware, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, North and South Carolina, Maryland, Virginia, and District of Columbia.
Others are Salisu Abdullah for region one, which consists of Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont and Connecticut, and Victor Ozieh for region three with the Southeastern States of the U.
in his control.
Region four has George Ogbonna, as the NIDO's representative in the Great Lakes States, including Wisconsin.
Region five with Mid West/South Central States comprising North and South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana, has Dr Etti-Williams, as its officer-in-charge.
Richard Soyombo will take charge in region six having Pacific/Rocky Mountain States of California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada and Alaska.
Chioma Ikejiani was also elected to represent region seven, which has Canada, British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, Yukon, Northwest Territories and Saskatchewan.
In his post-election remarks, Kassim thanked the delegates for their participation and support to the success of NIDO's 2007 AGM and elections.
"We hope that we have executed our duties in a manner that was in the spirit of our bylaws and hope that our adherence to the bylaws is something that will carry forward our organisation," he stated.
He also congratulated the new board members and reminded them of their campaign promises of "making our NIDO a better organisation in every sense of the word".
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SOURCE: Imaging3, Inc.
May 22, 2012 17:16 ET
BURBANK, CA--(Marketwire - May 22, 2012) - Imaging3™, Inc. (OTCBB: IMGG), developer of a breakthrough medical imaging device that produces 3D medical diagnostic images of virtually any part of the human body in real-time, announced that the conference call that occurred on May 21, 2012 at 2:00pm PDT is now available to review/listen as a recording on the Imaging3 website.
The purpose of the call was to update Shareholders and other interested parties of the current developments with the company.
About Imaging3
Imaging3, Inc., founded in 1993, is a leading provider of advanced technology medical imaging devices. The Company has developed a breakthrough medical imaging device that produces 3D medical diagnostic images of virtually any part of the human body in real-time. Because these 3D images are instantly constructed in real-time, they can be used for any current or new medical procedures in which multiple frames of reference are required to perform medical procedures on or in the human body. Visit the company's website at http://www.imaging3.com for more information.
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Posted on July 1, 2013
We are celebrating Independence Day this week, and I would like to take this opportunity to wish all residents of the United States of America, and all non-resident citizens of the same the very best wishes of the occasion. I hope that every American reading this—interpreting "American" in the broadest sense possible—can partake on the Fourth of the freedoms implied in our Constitution and our Declaration. I say "implied" because not everything we associate with freedom could be explicitly stated in the 18th century: freedom to Tweet what you're thinking as the fireworks explode, freedom to choose either yellow or brown mustard on your gluten-free hot dog, freedom from worrying that Uncle Blogsy doesn't have enough books….
Yes, my fellow Americans, this another one of those dang reminders that we TRY to cut off book donations on the Glorious Fourth. (We're closed, actually, so we actually cut off the day before, which is why Uncle Blogsy calls it the Glorious Third.) By my estimate, we had about seven thousand books, records, and miscellaneous objects donated last week. We are not going to be running short of things for the Book Fair, unless it's precious minutes. Loose ends must be tied up, prices decided upon, and the decks cleared for speedy movement.
And oh, how the books roll in. I never know whether I'm being kidded or ignored, but a nice couple dropped off three banana boxes last week. One was the newfangled kind, which has a kind of rudimentary foldover lid, invented to make the box even more difficult to use for books. (The old school banana box came in two parts. This meant the lid could be taken off entirely, and filled with books the same as the bottom.)
We received three donations of art from people who had purchased it at charity auctions and then wondered "What do I do with this?" I suppose they came up with the right answer to that. Do you suppose there are artworks that move from charity sale to charity sale without ever once in their lives winding up in somebody's living room?
Those beat-up old boxes of beat-up old books were kind of nice. We don't really see old books any more…at least as the elderly manager sees it. People used to bring us sixty year-old books from the 1920s; now they insist on sixty year-old books from the 1950s. Not the same. It's nice to see a box of books from the 1920s again, even if the box makes it look as if the books have been sitting in them SINCE the 1920s.
And, anyhow, there was a first edition Edith Wharton in there as well as some early Theodore Dreiser. It was even nice to see old Warwick Deeping again.
The old newspapers can go with the rest of the old newspapers people gave us this year (no, not in that grey bin: in the Collectibles section!) And more old science fiction magazines! I assume people are still reading Jack Vance and Hal Clement and the other masters. They weren't in great shape, but that just means people can find them in the Science Fiction section instead of Collectibles this year.
Anyway, the point I was making is that we do not have much more time for this kind of joyful discovery. We have to tidy up and get things arranged so that YOU can discover all these things at the end of this month. So get out there and grill the asparagus and the Brussels sprouts, pumpkin spice churros, and don't worry about bringing me any more books 'til Fall.
This banana box was so full of Ya-Ya Sisters I may be pricing those all week.
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Palace Downtown features 242 guest hotel rooms, including 81 lavish hotel suites. Middle Eastern themes, rich in colour and regional textures, are subtly woven into the interior schemes, while Arabian motifs add authentic detail to each room's intricate design. Expect exquisite furnishings with elegant design finishes that evoke the comforts of home.
There are seven design styles to choose from, with every room boasting a private balcony that overlooks The Dubai Fountain, The Old Town or Burj Lake.
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Our Deluxe Rooms reflect warmth and heritage in their Arabian décor. Every room has its own ensuite bathroom.
Size: 51sqm (inclusive of balcony)
View: Lake
Bedding: King or Twin
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Maximum adults: 2
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The Palace Rooms feature Arabian décor and an ambience that conveys warmth, heritage and luxury. Every room delivers the highest quality of furnishing and design finishes in an elegantly styled setting.
The Palace Rooms feature Arabian decor and an ambience that conveys warmth, heritage and luxury. Every room delivers the highest quality of furnishing and design finishes in an elegantly styled setting.
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The Junior Suites are generously proportioned, revealing refinement, comfort and Arabian mystique. The interiors features an eclectic collection of rare and original artifacts from Morocco, Syria and Egypt.
Size: 70sqm (inclusive of balcony)
Bedding: King Only
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The exclusive Diplomatic Suites are a pure expression of Arabian opulence. Every suite has a separate living room, a spacious bedroom and a guest bathroom, and is complemented with rich drapery, flamboyant accessories and a spacious private balcony.
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Luxurious drapery and flamboyant accessories give the Palace Suites a distinct and sophisticated Arabian ambience. The spacious bedroom is warm and inviting. The separate living room is elegantly furnished and comes with an attached guest bathroom.
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Welcome to the Huntington Police Department
Thank you for visiting the Huntington Police Department website. We hope that this site will provide useful information regarding our department and it serves as a tool to learn about what resources are available for the citizens of our community.
The Huntington Police Department is a dynamic, full-service police organization comprised of 100 sworn officers and 3 civilian support personnel. We pride ourselves on being multi-agency focused and recognize the importance of working with other law enforcement agencies. As a result of these partnerships we have seen significant disruptions of area drug trafficking organizations, as well as significant seizures of illicit drugs destined for our streets.
Violent and property crimes, which reached a high point in 2006, have stabilized over the past four years. These reductions in crime from are a direct result of the re-investment in public safety by our city officials. This success is also the product of a data driven, result-oriented approach to crime fighting. Most importantly, our successes are predicated on the strength of relationships between police and the residents we serve.
Huntington is a very proud city. The pride that exists within the community exists within this department. "Honor, Pride, Duty" is once again synonymous with HPD. It is extremely important that citizens feel safe and that there is confidence in the department's ability to ensure that communities within our city are protected. Our consistent, open communication, operational transparency and accountability have provided a level of trust and spirit of teamwork that has not existed in many years.
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Jimmy O'Neill, who was barely out of his teens when he became Los Angeles' top-rated radio deejay and only 24 when he became a national celebrity as host of "Shindig!," one of the earliest rock 'n' roll shows on prime-time TV, has died. He was 73.
O'Neill had diabetes and heart problems, his son, James O'Neill, told the Los Angeles Times. He died Friday at his West Hollywood home.
In 1959, O'Neill made radio history as the first voice heard on KRLA-AM (1110) when it dropped its country-western format for rock music, The Times reported. It quickly became a powerhouse in rock radio and launched O'Neill into television in 1964 as the winsome emcee of "Shindig!"
Compared with "American Bandstand," Dick Clark's afternoon music-and-dance show for teenagers, "Shindig!" was a blast of hot air that featured frenetic dancers and mingled black and white musicians in an era when much of the country was still segregated.
Each episode showcased a dozen of the biggest names in pop music, such as Jerry Lee Lewis, Sam Cooke, Chuck Berry, Tina Turner, the Beatles, the Beach Boys and the Rolling Stones.
"It was a phenomenal experience," Bill Medley of the Righteous Brothers, who performed on the first telecast of "Shindig!" told the paper.
O'Neill, who was born Jan. 8, 1940, in Enid, Okla., was married three times and is survived by his son, a daughter, two stepchildren, three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, according to The Times.
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Two days after playing toe-to-toe with Hardin Valley, the Lady Wildcats had the wheels come off against Maryville Thursday.
Two days after playing toe-to-toe with Hardin Valley, the Lady Wildcats had the wheels come off against Maryville Thursday.
Oak Ridge could not get the lid off the basket as they made just seven field goals and lost to the Maryville Lady Rebels 38-22.
"Flat. Bad," said coach Kerra Jackson who said that the HVA game was no excuse. "It seemed like we didn't want to play."
Down 21-10 at halftime, Oak Ridge (12-10) pulled to within five on a three-point play by Whitney Mitchell with 3:35 left in the third quarter. But with seemingly every steal or turnover the Lady 'Cats created, they could not get a layup or turned the ball over.
"We had our chances," coach Jackson said. "We had every single chance to come back. But we just didn't have that push we normally have.
"It seemed nothing went our way, but it's our own fault. Our mental game and our focus wasn't where it needed to be for us to be successful on the floor."
The Lady Wildcats went scoreless for nearly 6 minutes of the fourth while the Lady Rebels went on a 7-0 run and closed out the game shooting 4 of 6 from the free-throw line.
Mitchell led Oak Ridge with seven points. Savannah Johnson had five and Caitlyn Ledden had four.
Maryville (14-10) was led by Leila Bangash with 16 — seven in the fourth quarter — and Kayla Tillie with 15.
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Oak Ridge 22, Maryville 38
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Bruce Bennett needed a couple of items for a home remodeling project Tuesday, an air hose and a Shark Grip demolition hammer. So he did what countless St. Paul contractors, carpenters, electricians, hobbyists and homeowners have done for more than 80 years.
He stepped up to the counter at Seven Corners Hardware, amid thousands of router bits and 900 power tools. That's when he heard the news: His favorite hardware store was going out of business.
With undercutting competition from big-box stores and real estate prices soaring a slapshot away from Xcel Energy Center, the store's third-generation family owner told its 21 employees it was shutting down and selling out to a national private developer.
Store President Bill Walsh said a confidentiality clause bars him from divulging details until Feb. 1, but rumors swirl about a possible hotel going up on the spot where screwdrivers and plumbing gadgets have been sold since 1933.
"This saddens me in a big way," Bennett said. "Very few things in life are dependable anymore and this place was one of them."
A St. Paul fixture since the Great Depression, Seven Corners Hardware has counted among its customers everyone from rope-needing barge captains on the Mississippi River to wrench-seeking members of Madonna's stage crew for a concert down the block. Local contractors and building trades pros made up three-quarters of their sales.
"I'm unbelievably depressed because this store fits St. Paul and it fits West Seventh," said Gary Brueggemann, a longtime St. Paul teacher, historian and customer.
"It's got a kind of a rustic flavor, it looks like a hardware store and smells like a hardware store," he said. "There is so much tradition going with it. Unlike Menards, when you walked through the door, they just knew what kind of saw you needed."
Walsh said the store will probably close by June 1 after a 16-week sale of its 200 different kinds of hammers, 170 types of files and 4,200 plumbing gizmos. Walsh, 49, has lived in Orange County, Calif., for a decade and said he's turned down numerous offers for the property.
"But the timing was just right with this developer and so was the price," he said.
He told his managers Saturday and brought in the rest of the staff one at a time on Monday to give them the word. He said they will all receive severance packages and full pay and benefits. Home Depot reportedly reached out to employees on Tuesday with potential job offers.
"I've spent half my life here and working for a family joint like this has been incredible," said Pat Shimota, 51, a 25-year employee who has attended weddings and barbecues with contractors who became his friends.
"I've heard this 10,000 times since I started: 'If Seven Corners doesn't have it, you don't need it,' '' Shimota said.
Once, a customer called who had jacked up his house to fix his foundation and it was starting to list.
"I was flattered he would call the tool desk and ask for advice to save his house from tipping off its cribbing," Shimota said. "All I could tell him was to get out of the way, but that was the kind of relationship we built over the years."
William Walsh was an electrician who wired most of the Otis elevators in downtown St. Paul when he opened the store across the street from its current spot on the corner of Chestnut Street. The family moved the store across West 7th after World War II and expanded four times. An adjacent church building is believed to be part of the redevelopment.
Bill Walsh recalled how, during the Depression, his grandfather would trade hardware for stock certificates from local start-up companies such as 3M. He framed one IBM certificate valued at two pennies.
"I have no idea how much hardware my grandpa gave him for two cents of stock," he said.
When the city moved the massive historic brick Armstrong-Quinlan House in 2001, a panicked crew foreman ran into the store. Two brake compressors were shot and he couldn't get the big house down Chestnut hill.
"We sold him the fittings and the compressors on a handshake and a smile," Walsh said. "They sent us a $3,000 check overnight."
Minneapolis electrician Michael Zidel, 68, picked up a few parts Tuesday with a shrug.
"This was an institution and it's a really sad day for hardware," Zidel said. "But I guess everything comes to an end."
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EV Group and Applied Materials Collaborate on Thin Wafer Bonding Technology for 3D IC Development
|(Nanowerk News) EV Group (EVG) today announced a joint effort with Applied Materials, Inc. to develop wafer bonding processes for the manufacture of through-silicon vias (TSVs) in three-dimensional integrated circuit (3D IC) packaging applications. The two companies will be working together as members of the EMC-3D Semiconductor 3D Equipment and Materials Consortium.
|Growing consumer demand for smaller, lower-power electronic devices with greater functionality is driving the need for TSV technology - a new approach to increase packaging density by vertically stacking chips. However, while conventional ICs use wafers approximately 750-µm thick, 3D ICs require thinner wafers of about 100 µm or less. Processed by themselves, these paper-thin wafers lose structural and edge integrity in high-temperature, high-stress processes such as metallization, which poses manufacturing challenges and impacts device reliability. EVG and Applied will work together to address these issues by bonding temporary carrier wafers to device wafers prior to thinning. The carriers will support the ultra-thin device wafers during subsequent process steps and can be removed afterwards.
|The collaboration will explore the use of silicon and glass carrier wafers to determine substrate stability using EVG's wafer bonding and thin-wafer handling expertise and Applied's advanced etch, CVD, PVD and CMP process systems. The goal of this effort is to yield baseline processes and recommendations for the use of carrier-mounted wafers throughout the individual process steps offered by both parties. Results from the partnership will be shared with EMC-3D member companies.
|"This is a continuation of our strategy to form alliances with leading equipment suppliers such as EVG to deliver fully-characterized TSV process flows to accelerate customers' time to market," said Hans Stork, group vice president and chief technology officer of Applied's Silicon Systems Group. "We look forward to working with EVG at Applied's Maydan Technology Center in advancing this disruptive technology and expediting the adoption of TSVs for mainstream manufacturing."
|"We are excited to collaborate with an industry leader like Applied, to expedite temporary bonding and debonding capabilities for 3D IC development," said Markus Wimplinger, Corporate Technology Development and IP Director at EV Group "As a co-founder of EMC-3D, EVG is committed to the consortium's mission to develop cost-effective and manufacturable TSVs for advanced semiconductors. This opportunity to work with Applied complements those efforts and brings us closer to realizing 3D IC production for our customers."
|About Applied Materials Applied Materials, Inc. is the global leader in Nanomanufacturing Technology solutions with a broad portfolio of innovative equipment, service and software products for the fabrication of semiconductor chips, flat panels, solar photovoltaic cells, flexible electronics and energy efficient glass. At Applied Materials, we apply Nanomanufacturing Technology to improve the way people live. Learn more at www.appliedmaterials.com.
|About EV Group
|EV Group is a world leader in wafer-processing solutions for semiconductor, MEMS and nanotechnology applications. Through close collaboration with its global customers, the company implements its flexible manufacturing model to develop reliable, high-quality, low-cost-of-ownership systems that are easily integrated into customers' fab lines. Key products include wafer bonding, lithography/nanoimprint lithography (NIL) and metrology equipment, as well as photoresist coaters, cleaners and inspection systems.
|In addition to its dominant share of the market for wafer bonders, EVG holds a leading position in NIL and lithography for advanced packaging and MEMS. Along these lines, the company co-founded the EMC-3D consortium in 2006 to create and help drive implementation of a cost-effective through-silicon via (TSV) process for major ICs and MEMS/sensors. Other target semiconductor-related markets include silicon-on-insulator (SOI), compound semiconductor and silicon-based power-device solutions.
|Founded in 1980, EVG is headquartered in St. Florian, Austria, and operates via a global customer support network, with subsidiaries in Tempe, Ariz.; Albany, NY; Yokohama and Fukuoka, Japan; Seoul, Korea and Chung-Li, Taiwan. The company's unique Triple i-approach (invent - innovate - implement) is supported by a vertical integration, allowing EVG to respond quickly to new technology developments, apply the technology to manufacturing challenges and expedite device manufacturing in high volume.
|* CVD = chemical vapor deposition; PVD = physical vapor deposition; CMP = chemical-mechanical planarization
|Source: EV Group (press release)
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MichaelB wrote:Crikey, how soon we all forget.
Whilst there is little doubt that a cycling based team (SBS) would have done better, it wasn't that long ago that we got NOTHING.
Now at least, thanks to SBS, and hopefully Nein, we will continue to get more.
Nein only just got the rights, so maybe next year will be better, given the stick they have received, and the potential 'help' from ASO.
I'm sometimes a glass half full guy.
My opinion is that we're well beyond just being happy that cycling is on TV at all and that we're entitled to have expectations. We're also entitled to express our displeasure when our expectations aren't met. It's not like Nine has saved us from a blackout re the TDU. SBS have done it every year since it's inception and were keen to continue their association with the TDU.
Let's not forget that SBS have been delivering cycling coverage in some form since the 80's and that their commitment to the sport continues to grow....
There's no need to go cap in hand to Nine and give thanks for just putting it on, it would have been on TV anyway and we could have had the added bonus of Matt Keenan, a knowledgeable, passionate and articulate cycling fan.
I only hope that Voss and the Nine crew that worked on the TDU report back to Nine management about the genuine buzz there is about the race and that Nine try to make improvements next year and spend a little more promoting it. As someone has already said, they have a good product on their hands.


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Not much to say about this. It was a random last-minute photograph. It was Saturday night (which for me is the end of the week) and I had a party to go to, so I left early and went to a park-thing I'd wanted to explore for a while. And by park thing I mean big grassy field in the center of a box of houses and by explore I mean not-drive-by.
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Cracked Pleasures wrote:TOOL - Istanbul
During their time off-stage, a very annoying recorded electronic sound was displayed, so the return of the band was a welcome relief. Especially since the encores featured two highlights of the show: an impressive live version of "Flood" (one of the darkest and eeriest intros I ever heard!) and as last song an always welcomed "Aenima". During the encores, a laser show was done.
Tool were once my favourite band (back in my quasi metal-head days). I love Flood, spot on about the intro. These days I find them difficult to listen to (I'm getting too cynical I think). Also, I thought 10000 days was too similar to Lateralus.


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Countries Spending the Most on Health Care
Medical costs have been rising at an alarming rate in recent years in the U.S. and in other countries. MarketWatch's Jim Jelter discusses which countries spend the most on health care. (Photo: Getty Images)
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I ... medical costs are ... rising at an alarming rate in recent years not just in the United States but elsewhere as well ... so which countries are spending the Most tunnel scare ... by Amgen Jelter MarketWatch ... the core in a recent report from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development ... health care spending has been steadily marching higher for years until about twenty attempts ... since then government spending on health care ... has flattened out reflection of the impact of the global recession on government spending in general the force over a twenty four seven Wall St to collect it this latest OECD report on its thirty four member nations which includes the United States ... just to see how much can choose or earmarking for health care ... and here's what they fell ... in the United States healthcare costs on average eight thousand five hundred and eighty dollars per person in twenty eleven ... that's more than twice as much as the runner up among the world's developed nations ... in represents a whopping seventeen point seven percent of the nation's GDP ... number two on the list is Norway or spending per capita average is five thousand six hundred and sixty nine dollars the year ... that's nine point three percent of Norway's GDP ... interesting Lee life expectancy in Norway is eighty one point four years ... nearly three years more than in the United States number three in Switzerland ... the Swiss spend on average five thousand six hundred and forty three dollars a year since and sell ... its eleven percent of GDP ... this was also have the longest life expectancy of any OECD country ... at eighty two point eight years ... of course it helps that the obesity rate among this was is an admirably low eight percent ... the Netherlands are number four on the was spending per capita five thousand ninety nine dollars on health care and are winning in among the four nations the top five thousand dollars ... the rate of spending were sets of eleven percent of GDP it ... was nearly eighty six percent of the costs covered by public funds ... us the most of any country in the server number five is Luxembourg ... health care costs They're totaled four thousand seven hundred and fifty five dollars per capita ... that's eight point two percent of GDP ... and well below the OECD average well it might seem counterintuitive the survey shows that spending more on health care doesn't mean the country's population is necessarily healthier ... nor does the cost of healthcare directly impacted by weather country's healthcare system ... is largely private or heavily social it's ... often the more important factors for such things as when the ball hospitals to whether a nation's citizens have basically good or for ... health happens ... obesity is one of its key factors ... in among the OECD nations ... the United States tops the list at a staggering ... twenty eight point five percent ...


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People Across Political Spectrum Come Out Against COICA Censorship Bill
from the good-for-them dept
The progressive activist organization Demand Progress and a group of conservative bloggers lead by Republican National Committee Internet Director Patrick Ruffini are staunchly opposed to the bill and the administration's recent moves to seize and shut down domains linking to pirated content.It's definitely nice to see a broad spectrum of folks recognizing that this involves core American principles of free speech and due process.
"The core conservative principles of small government and basic individual freedoms should not be abandoned on the Internet," Ruffini said. "COICA represents a dangerous new encroachment of the government into our digital lives."
"In their attempts to reign in online file-sharing, Hollywood moguls are once again willing to risk massive censorship," said Demand Progress and Reddit co-founder Aaron Swartz.
"COICA's passage would be a tremendous blow to free speech on the Internet –– and likely a first step towards much broader online censorship."


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The man who collects belly button lint
Forty-five year old librarian
Graham Barker
collects belly button lint.
Sometimes we don't know what's true and what's false. Here's an article by a collector:
Many people collect stamps. Some people collect coins, a few collect antique bottles, others shoe laces, bottle caps, yellow pencils, and endless array of miscellaneous items worth absolutely nothing (except, of course, to those who ardently collect them).
I collect belly-button lint.
Before you put this down and go back to your television, read on. It really is quite a fascinating hobby–if you like that sort of thing. Honest!–it is! Well… maybe, but it's still fascinating. Why, believe it or not, I've belly-button lints from all over the world: Spain, France, China, Canada, even USSR. Indeed, I even have lints from some very famous people, too. One of my most valuable is a small wad of plaid lint from an eccentric Scotch clan-leader over 300 years old (the lint, not the man). My favorite is a piece of red lint from Khrushchev's great gram-pa. I received that one just before I was lucky enough to possess a hunk of green lint from an old Irishman (drunken) I met one night in the gutter facing Barney's Bar and Grill. Another priceless possession of mine is a pillow stuffed with lint of all shapes, sizes and colors from just plain people.
A novice just can't realize the thrill and joy obtained from the experience of discovering a piece of belly-button lint once proudly worn by General George Washington just before he met Martha.
All in all, I have about 23,000 different specimens, ranging from one set up to and including a ball almost one and one half inches across, fished from King Farouk's bath tub. These, I keep mounted in glass covered wall plaques starting in the entrance hall of my home, going through the living room, dining room, through my den and ending in my bedroom. The less interesting ones I keep in my wife's bedroom (she's a very understanding woman) and the poor ones I keep in a box in the garage. As soon as it gets about another 7 pounds in it, I think I'll stuff a mattress.
As far as practical uses, I have already mentioned pillows and mattresses. Well, there is an infinite source of objects that lints can be substituted for if you have a practical mind. Some of my friends are soaking them in formaldehyde and using them as moth balls. Do you have noisy neighbors? Why, just stuff some in your ears and eliminate the noise (or better yet, send a box them next door and eliminate the neighbors). Actually, you can do almost anything with this wondrous material if you have the imagination &/or the nerve.
However, I think I should warn you about using lints for practical purposes instead of keeping them. Nothing, I repeat, nothing beats the grandeur of collecting–especially collecting such an important item as belly-button lint. What could be more satisfying than surprising your house guests by showing them a mounted board or row of glass cases containing hundreds of lints! Doesn't it sound wonderful!!! It is almost a sure bet that they will never bother you again.
Now that I have undoubtedly sold you completely on the art of collecting belly-button lints, your first reaction is probably: where would an ordinary person like yourself obtain old and rare lints?
Damn good question.
- Greg Hill, Historia Discordia>>
- 'Navel fluff' collection weighs a record 22 grams, Today Show>>
- 'Navel fluff' collection weighs a record 22 grams, Today Show>>
Egg on your face - an iPhone case
This optical illusion of a fried egg on toast covering
your iPhone is just what you need for…
Oh hell, you don't need it for anything.
But you can have it if you want.
Why? Because you can.
There's also this phone case,
of bread with some multiplication
problems, which I don't understand.
(The concept, not the math.)
Via: Book of Joe>>
How a Hollywood makeup man affected everyone
He created a new hair color for actress Jean Harlow
that was called, along with the movie, Platinum Blonde.
It used to be only commonly used by prostitutes, actresses and aristocrats. And then a Polish immigrant by the name of Max Factor created a product for the movies that he called "Pan-Cake Make-Up":
It was a startling success for a product so nondescript. Bland in color and subtle in effect, foundation is the most prosaic part of a made-up face, and the most prosaic part of making up. There is no glamour or allure in a bottle of beige liquid. And yet, if the product itself is unassuming, the name Pan-Cake Make-Up signaled otherwise. Powder had been variously termed "enamel" or "maquillage," while "paint" was used with the implication that makeup was immoral. "Cosmetic" was traditionally reserved for face creams and lotions, but was increasingly adopted in the early twentieth century to make face paint seem more socially acceptable. Guided by his sons' advice, Factor rejected all of these options and instead chose make-up—a word that, like costume or prop, squarely belonged to theater and film. If not with its formula, with its name Pan-Cake Make-Up frankly declared its artifice, and in doing so, evoked the prescient words of Charles Baudelaire, written some seventy years earlier: "Maquillage has no need to hide itself or shrink from being suspected; on the contrary, let it display itself, at least if it does so with frankness and honesty." With its playful ring, Pan-Cake Make-Up offered a bit of make-believe to everyday life. Indeed, the product signaled that the distinction between real life and the silver screen—between dressing up for the camera and simply dressing up—was swiftly eroding.I also enjoyed learning why early movie chimpanzees wore camouflaged pants.
Read it: Making Up Hollywood, Cabinet Magazine>>
Visionary, con man or both?
Bernie Jobs and Steve Madoff
A short article on the tiny American boundary between entrepreneurs and con artists:
It seems that con artists, for all their vices, represent many of the virtues that Americans aspire to. Con artists are independent and typically self-made. They don't have to kowtow to a boss—no small thing in a country in which people have always longed to strike out on their own. They succeed or fail based on their wits. They exemplify, in short, the complicated nature of American capitalism, which, as McDougall argues, has depended on people being hustlers in both the positive and the negative sense. The American economy wasn't built just on good ideas and hard work. It was also built on hope and hype.Read the entire article: Do the Hustle, The New Yorker>>
One of these women is not a liar - a puzzle
Who is not a member of the club?
Perversely, the six women belonging to the "No Deception Club" are required to always tell lies, and one of the women below is going to get kicked out of the club because she's telling the truth. Who's getting kicked out?
Donna Decent: I am very honest.
Emma Equitable: Glenda Genuine is not a member of this club.
Frankie Fair: I am a liar.
Glenda Genuine: Emma Equitable does not lie.
Helen Honorable: I am not from Washington, D. C.
Irma Innocent: I am not wearing any undergarments.
Find Darwin in a monkey puzzle (and more)
Professor Darwin isn't sure
what to think about this.
The puzzle is not too hard, but as a historical oddity, I found it oddly compelling.
The caption read:
Here's a merry Monkey's Tea Partee
Now don't they look a jolly set;
They seem happier far than we.
And troubled less with etiquette.
Later advertisements have also used Darwin and his theory of evolution. Here's an ad that supposes evolution - now regarded as a fact - had gone a different way.
It is also a puzzling ad, and also oddly compelling. Ah, the 70s.
Levi's "Evolution" TV commercial from the 1970s
It is also a puzzling ad, and also oddly compelling. Ah, the 70s.
Levi's "Evolution" TV commercial from the 1970s
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He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare,And he who has one enemy will meet him everywhere.
Ali ibn-Abi-Talib (602 AD - 661 AD), A Hundred Sayings
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Pray that your loneliness may spur you into finding something to live for, great enough to die for.
Dag Hammarskjold (1905 - 1961)
Dag Hammarskjold (1905 - 1961)
You love the world very dearly. If you did not love the world, you would not mention it so much. It is always the purchaser who first disparages what he wants to buy. If you wre done with the world, you would not mention it either for good or evil. As it is, you keep mentioning it because, as the proverb says whoever loves a thing mentions it frequently.
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So, this is kind of cool. You join the KB site and get a blog space. Not bad. Anyway, I wrote the review of the Killingsworth article and it was posted (hooray me!). I'm wondering if anyone will read this blogeration attempt. Scene: internet/faculty breakroom at Miami University. Agent: Moi.
Act: Yet another attempt to make a blog.
Agency: I act through the interface, I guess. I'm not postive about this one. Maybe an imminent scholar will help me out. How do I act? I act by putting words into a space that I both hope many will view and enjoy and that no one will view and thus will have no evidence by which to incriminate me.
Purpose: To keep me from reading and writing my prospectus. To while away hours while it rains in Oxford.
So, what motivates blogging? I still don't know. I try to do it all the time and end up creating page that clutter up the internet. Does anyone actually read blogs? I guess I read the Synecdoche one by Rebecca Moore Howard. But that has a professional imperative behind it. I'm wondering about the average blogger, do folks take time to read that writer's stuff? Another burning question: what length is a blog entry? I know they can be as long or as short as the writer deems necessary, but is there an accepted length? LOL @ being an undergrad thinker--how long does this have to be?
Ok, back to Anne Francis Wysocki, who btw, does the coolest work in all of the rhet-comp universe.


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It was windy and chilly on Tuesday, with a definite threat of rain, so it wasn't the ideal backdrop for the opening games of baseball spring training in the Sunshine State.
On the flip side, there was plenty of elbow room in the reserved seats along the third-base line at Joker Marchant Stadium in Lakeland, the historic spring training site of the Detroit Tigers.
The Tigers were opening the spring season with a contest against the Florida Southern Mocs, a lop-sided matchup that teamed with the inhospitable weather to keep the masses away on a weekday afternoon.
Even with the clouds, a mid-week getaway for an afternoon ball game is still one of the unique pleasures of springtime in Florida. In Orlando, you can pull the trigger on a Lakeland baseball road trip just before lunch time and still slide into your seat in time for the first pitch.
There's been a creeping exodus of Major League teams from Florida to Arizona in recent years, but there are still plenty of options for spring baseball here:
You can find teams in Viera ( Washington Nationals); Lake Buena Vista ( Atlanta Braves); Kissimmee ( Houston Astros); Sarasota ( Baltimore Orioles); Fort Myers ( Boston Red Sox, Minnesota Twins); Jupiter ( Florida Marlins, St. Louis Cardinals); Port St. Lucie ( New York Mets); Tampa ( New York Yankees); Clearwater ( Philadelphia Phillies); Bradenton ( Pittsburgh Pirates); Port Charlotte ( Tampa Bay Rays); and Dunedin ( Toronto Blue Jays). Visit mlb.com for ticket and schedule information, and make plans early for marquee matchups.
No such worries on Tuesday when I arrived at the ticket window to find my pick of any section, eventually settling on a $13 spot in the reserved grandstand. Tigertown remains one of the genuine old-school spring baseball experiences.
Fans are close enough to the action to interact, such as the friendly exchange on Tuesday between a guy in my section and a Florida Southern player, who wasn't aware of the big green gum bubble attached to the top of his cap by a wise-guy teammate.
I almost lucked into a foul ball, lunched on a hot dog, beer and peanuts for $13, and watched the sun peek through the clouds, at least in my mind. Let's play two.


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If you own property in Dorr Township, you have until the end of business today to appeal your property assessment for next year's taxes.
McHenry Township property owners have until the end of the day Monday.
The townships include all or much of Woodstock, Bull Valley, McHenry, McCullom Lake, Johnsburg, Ringwood, Lakemoor and Wonder Lake.
Assessments, or one-third of a property's value, determine a property owner's share of county, municipal, school, township and other taxing districts' extensions for property tax bills due in 2013.
Property owners have 30 days to appeal from the day their township assessments are published.
Challenges are filed with the county and go before a board to determine whether, and by how much, assessments should be lowered.
Call your township assessor or visit http://shawurl.com/ckf to learn more about how to file an appeal.
The number of assessment challenges has reached record levels in recent years as property tax bills have increased despite home values dropping.
McHenry County fielded 8,893 assessment appeals last year for this year's property tax bills, up 51 percent from 2010.
The 5,885 appeals filed that year were up 40 percent from 2009.
The rate of inflation for next year's tax bills is 3 percent, which means that taxing bodies can collect 3 percent more than they did this year. The increase is double the 1.5 percent that many taxing bodies billed on this year's taxes.
The tax cap, originally designed to rein in property taxes by limiting them to an inflationary rate of increase, works against taxpayers and for governments when property values fall. When values decline, the tax cap guarantees that taxing bodies can collect the inflationary increase if they so choose.
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Worth it. The three main courses are Hyland, Blue Ribbon Pine and Kaposia. The PROS at the Majestic play BRP and Hyland. The AMS play BRP and Kaposia. In May, there is a two round tournament of just Kaposia. It takes six hours plus to get there, so if you don't get to torn up, you should be able to drive home after the final round. The main issue is distance. BRP to Kaposia is the same distance from Olathe to Blue Springs with no main highway connecting them. So if you play the Majestic, housing can be an issue. However, you can camp at BRP which is pretty sweet. They have food, a bar, a pro shop and you can play glow at BRP so it's a big party on site. However, the last night you will have to figure out new housing closer to Kaposia. In my opinion, everyone should play this tournament at least once.


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I think it'd be cool of them to do everyone in snow Parkas... Or if not "everyone", then at least a lot of the mains like Scarlet, Duke, Flint, and the like. I always liked them in snow gear in the toon and taking Joes out in a big snow was a grand childhood memory for me. We lost many Flash figures we had to replace and wound up every spring finding them in the thaw.
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Top water issues focus for Dubai summit
Dubai, April 3, 2013
Efficient water usage and technologies relating to wastewater in the oil and gas sector will form the agenda for the upcoming Global Water: Oil & Gas Summit in Dubai.
The second edition of the summit will be organised by the event provider CWC Group in partnership with the UAE Ministry of Environment & Water and the Dubai Supreme Council of Energy.
The two day Summit will take place on June 11 and 12 at the Madinat Jumeirah.
The summit will tackle two global issues critical to the Middle East region – energy production and water conservation.
Water plays a pivotal role in the production of oil and gas in the Middle East and the partnership between these industries is acknowledged as essential to meet the continually growing demand for oil and gas. As demand continues to increase, effective use of water - particularly in water-sparse areas such as the Middle East - is of the highest importance.
"We have created a platform for the water and oil and gas industries to be able to exchange information, ideas and collaboratively build sustainable solutions moving forward," said Gurpreet Hayre, Global Water event producer.
"We have assembled an agenda of topics that are very pertinent to the region's oil, gas and energy sectors, and focus on sustainable ways of maximising oil and gas production while seeking efficiencies in the use of water, which is one of the Middle East's most precious resources."
The Summit addresses key topics such as SMART water solutions, and water treatment technologies for enhanced oil recovery processes. It seeks to identify meaningful water usage efficiencies in maturing fields and heavy oil while presenting solutions for strategic water sourcing for oil and gas production.
"Our debut Summit in 2012 received very positive feedback, with attendees reporting substantial value gains. We are seeking to build upon this by creating a solutions-driven forum that can help assist with the global water challenge that is faced by the oil and gas industry," Hayre added.
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Style # 195313
With such a luxe crisscross drape at back, high-shine metallic waist-cincher and classic button up design, this bebe dress a key item this season. Style it with metallic sandals and statement bangles.
- 100% polyester.
- Center back to hem: 35" (89 cm).
- Hand wash.
- Imported.
- Model is 5'9 and is wearing a US size S.
Bonnie Crisscross Back Halter Dress is rated out of 5 by 6.
Rated 4 out of 5 by rishana from Beautiful The dress is very pretty and fits perfect. I wanted it as soon as I saw it. I also loved that it received great reviews. The only thing everyone forgot to mention is that it is see through.
Date published: 2012-07-02
Rated 5 out of 5 by daisy_2 from Lovely! "Simple but sophisticated, it's a great addition to a summer wardrobe. Very light fabric, fabulous color (better in life than on the picture). And with a surprising back! This dress is so lovely that does not need overkilling accessories. I am 5'2'', 113 lbs, chest 34C,and XS fits perfectly. You will trully enjoy this dress! ;-)"
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I also am new to this thread of thought about convenia. It is still a fairly new drug in our world, but it is very commonly used (especially in emergency medicine for how many abscesses we see). I have not once seen an adverse reaction to the drug myself, but was confronted with a phone call from a concerned owner the other morning describing the symptoms listed on this forum the other morning. I decided to research myself as none of my other co-workers had any experience with any side-effects of the sort either. I would like to point out that we have to keep in mind that while these side-effects (while quite horrid) may seem common as they are all on here from different people, we must think about the fact that this drug is given to innumerable cats each day who do not have these side-effects. I will, however, continue to look into this matter, as I have cats myself and love them dearly.
Welcome to the forum, alexia642!
You've cloaked yourself very generally as "we in the veterinary field".....are you a Veterinarian/Technician/other?
While you may not have received reports from your clients of serious side effects associated with Convenia, my understanding is that such reports/discussions exist - some on VIN - and I am aware of others in open discussion boards/forums. I give you one example http://www.felinediabetes.com/phorum....php?8,1964921
Without the benefit of any veterinary education, even I can recognize from the generally available literature that this is NOT a drug to be given willy-nilly (as appears to be the general practice now) (and quite obviously peddled as such by the manufacturer - read the name of it again!)...the "official" info from the maker listed on drugs.com states "Warnings: To limit the development of antimicrobial resistance, the extra-label drug use of cefovecin is not recommended http://www.drugs.com/vet/convenia-in...phile-can.html From the UK's National Office of Animal Health: "It is prudent to reserve third generation cephalosporins for the treatment of clinical conditions, which have responded poorly, or are expected to respond poorly, to other classes of antimicrobials or first generation cephalosporins. Use of the product should be based on susceptibility testing..." http://www.noahcompendium.co.uk/Pfiz...ts/-43050.html
Finally, inconveniently burried in the manufacturer's data sheet is this
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Thank's Rusty,I think we all need to be informed,to be able to make the right choice for our cats and question any treatments we are unsure of.
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The last time I took Oksana in for a UTI the vet gave her this. She's so incredibly hard to pill and even giving her liquid oral medication gets hard after a day or two, as I wind up chasing her until I grab her and she winds up spitting out most of it. She's not had an incident since last November and I've never seen any adverse reaction from the medication in her.
There are only two rules at my house: House rule #1. Cats rule. House rule #2. See rule #1.
I knew that Dr. Lisa Pierson (catinfo.org) frequently rails against the indiscriminate use of Convenia - today I noticed that she now has a page dedicated to Convenia on her website - it's easy reading and can be found here http://www.catinfo.org/convenia.php
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I'll throw in my two-cents worth regarding my experience with Convenia. I have a 16 year old, hyperthyroid cat named Rupert with a chronic sinus infection that's been ongoing for the past 18 months. A sinus culture suggested nasal lymphosarcoma but all these months later it has shown no sign of progressing so my vet suspects it's quite likely a deep seated bacterial infection lodged well inside the sinus cavity and perhaps not cancer after all. It responds well to antibiotics but, till recently, symptoms would re-occur once the antibiotics wore off.
Before the cancer diagnosis, I had struggled to give Rupert oral antibiotics for several rounds (we know how hard it is to get that horrible liquid pink stuff into a squirming cat). Once we had the cancer diagnosis from the lab (it was vague; it said the culture "indicated a condition consistent with nasal lymphosarcoma"), the vet suggested Convenia to keep Rupert comfortable, thinking it would be only a matter of time till the cancer progressed. So for more than a year, Rupert received an injection of Convenia every 6 weeks. It seemed to be a wonderful treatment for keeping his symptoms under control -- after each injection he would have 4 or 5 symptom-free weeks and then the sneezing and discharge would start again, and soon after that he'd get lethargic and miserable, so we'd go back for another shot. However, as of this moment, he hasn't had an injection for 8 weeks and there are no signs of symptoms flaring up, so I'm crossing my fingers!
I know there are all kinds of reasons why long-term treatment with antibiotics isn't ideal. Initially, because we thought he had cancer, it seemed like a good way to help keep him comfortable. As time wore on, my fear was that he would develop a resistance to the antibiotics. I guess only time will tell as to whether the problem is permanently gone, but Convenia offered us a way to keep Rupert's quality of life high without the trauma of oral antibiotics.
I'm so glad it worked for your dog. What a relief must be for you that not only he didn't have an adverse reaction but it was good for him as well.
Scully had it once and she never had any side effects from it either, sadly that's not always the case.
But good thing Dodger is fine.
" How we behave toward cats here below determines our status in heaven."
- Robert A. Heinlein
60 Lb flat coated retreiver mix with IBD doing great on Convenia
Hi all, I just wanted to say something positive about the Convenia injection that my 60 LB dog received on Saturday.
Dodger was diagnosed with IBD ( inflammatory bowel disease) 1 year ago, we have finally managed to control his episodes with diet and a daily low dose of Prednisone. With IBD in some dogs comes a skin infection called Pyoderma (took me forever to find out what these sores were) because their immune system is compromised, Oral antibiotics are out of the question for him as it will cause a flair up of the IBD going through his intestinal tract. Last Saturday I took Dodger to the Vet because he has skin sores on the trunk of his body that the topical ointment weren't helping, so I asked my vet about this Convenia injection...WHAT A GOD SEND THIS STUFF IS to my dog..I watched him carefully for the first 48 hours, and to my amazement, his stools are nice and solid still and the sores are healing and no longer red and irritating him..Yes the injection was pricy ( for a dog his size it was about $200) but well worth every penny, the antibiotic injection stays in their system for 2 weeks. It hasn't upset his system whats so ever, which makes both my husband and I are very happy and the dog is even happier
Too risky, vets/company "not aware of reactions"
People whose pets have suffered adverse reactions or death and called the drug manufacturer are reporting that the company is telling them there have been NO reactions. Info is on the FB page "Convenia adverse reactions in cats/felines and dogs/canines"
Disciplinary hearings for vets who have given this drug for extra/off-lable uses have been disciplined. One vet association said that Convenia should not be given without obtaining the clients "informed consent".
.................................................. ................................................ Whatever "informed consent" means (are they going to tell you that the drug ay kill your pet if there's an adverse reaction because it can't be removed from your pet? .................................................. .................................................. ............. I'm concerned about ANY injectable antibiotics being given to pets. Did you know they don't normally give intramuscular antibiotics to people anymore because it's too painful? Even when giving antibiotics via an intravenous (IV), the rate has to be slow so it doesn't cause discomfort to the patient. (This info is from my mother, a nurse, who has also received IV antibiotics.)
Due to risks outlined by Dr. Lisa Pierson and adverse reactions and deaths of pets posted here and elsewhere online, it's extremely unlikely that a long-acting drug like Convenia would EVER be approved for use in people, so why should pet owners be putting their animals at unnecessary risk?
Dr. Pierson's info on Convenia - http://www.catinfo.org/?link=convenia
Article on ConsciousCat.net (can subscribe to comments as comments are still being made there) - http://consciouscat.net/2011/09/26/c...r-convenience/
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Two ongoing concerns for HIV positive people on ART are (1) whether long-term side effects shorten life-expectancy? and (2) is premature ageing related to either ART or HIV?
While both short and medium term outcomes have so far been very good, data for these questions requires following large numbers of patients over many years. Since it is impossible to have randomised control groups, the interpretation of cohort results also needs to consider numerous confounding variables.
The second question is a particular focus for current research. But a new analysis from the EuroSIDA cohort comes close to answering the first. In an article published in the 21 January 2012 edition of AIDS, there was no evidence in this huge cohort that the risk of death, all-cause or AIDS, increased with length of time on ART.1
Just over 12,000 patients were followed from baseline, defined as the time of starting ART or enrolment into EuroSIDA after 1996. Three quarters of the cohort is male. About 40% acquired HIV homosexually, 22% from IDU and 30% heterosexually. Interestingly, nearly 60% of the cohort are current or previous smokers and smoking status was unknown in more than 20%. At baseline about 21% were confirmed hepatitis C positive and about 53% were confirmed negative. About 10% had confirmed hypertension and just over 2% confirmed diabetes.
The researchers calculated incidence rates of death, AIDS-related and non-AIDS-related, per 1000 person-years of follow-up stratified by time of exposure to cART (<2 years, 2 to 3.99 years; 4 to 5.99 years; 6 to 7.99 years and >8 years).
During 70,613 person years of follow-up, a total of 1,297 patients died. AIDS caused 413 and non-AIDS diseases caused 884 deaths. Incidence rates per 1,000 years of follow-up were 18.3 overall (95% CI: 17.4-19.4), 5.85 for AIDS deaths (95% CI: 5.28-6.41) and 12.5 for non-AIDS deaths (95% CI: 11.7-13.3).
For the non-AIDS related deaths, 121 were due to infections, 182 due to liver-disease, 125 due to cancer, 122 due to cardiovascular disease, 90 due to violence (including suicide) and 91 due to other causes.
The main analysis compared mortality over the predefined periods on ART. The researchers used 2 to 3.99 years on ART as reference. In a multivariate analysis controlling for sex, ethnic origin, region of Europe, hepatitis B and C status, diabetes, hypertension, smoking, viral load, CD4 cell count, prior AIDS and age, they found the following incidence rate ratios of all-cause, AIDS-related and non-AIDS related deaths (see Table 1).
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Longer time on ART was associated with a reduction in the risk of liver-related death, violent, and unknown deaths. But longer time on ART was also associated with an increase in mortality attributed to non-AIDS-related cancers. The researchers suggest this "may reflect ageing of the HIV population, as the effect was no longer present after adjustment for time updated age ..."
This article is reassuring for people who are recently diagnosed, who have access to modern ARVs and a medical history that is uncomplicated by coinfections or prior drug resistance. It is important that there is no signal of additional risk from treatment that is otherwise stable and effective.
The risk of premature ageing is the focus for research into immune activation and inflammation. It is also dependent on HIV negative controls to understand the impact of residual inflammation in people suppressed on HAART. In an editorial in Current Opinion Infect Diseases, Martin Fisher and Vanessa Cooper suggest caution over links between HIV or ART and ageing. They conclude, "Although undoubtedly there are higher rates of comorbidities in the HIV-positive population [...] Further research is needed to explore the mechanisms by which HIV/HAART may contribute to age-related diseases, the contribution of other important and potentially modifiable risk factors including smoking, alcohol and drug use, and the role of comorbid disease."2
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So I'm going to be back hitting the gym soon. I had issues with my first two kids when I went back to the gym, they both would refuse the breast when I tried to BF them afterwards, even if I showered (to rule out issues with sweat). It was one of the plethora of reasons why I stopped BFing at 10 weeks with each of them.
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