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Brink's U.S., a division of Brink's, Incorporated, is the premier provider of armored car transportation, currency and coin processing, ATM servicing and other value added services to financial institutions, retailers and other commercial and government entities. The company has a proud history of providing growth and advancement opportunities for its employees. We have a challenging opportunity for a CIT Supervisor.
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The CIT Supervisor is responsible for supervising a team drivers, messengers, and guards that support and performs the Cash in Transit functions. This position ensures accountability and the security of all liability and prioritizes daily operations workflow. The CIT Supervisor assists the Manager in the secure, safe and efficient functioning of the armored car facility.
This position functions in an armed environment. It also requires the enforcement of rules to protect the premises and property of Brink's and its customers, as well as the safety of persons on the premises of Brink's and its customers.
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• Provide first line supervision to CIT employees
• Oversee daily operations including but not limited to route efficiency, route scheduling, opening and closing of branch
• Maintain safe and secure environment with the goal of ensuring that all CIT employees work and return home safely
• Provide coaching and skill development to employees on a consistent basis
• Leverage systems, equipment and process redesign to drive continuous improvement
• Maintain and provide quality customer service
• Secure inventories by executing controls and ensuring strict compliance with security procedures; ensure implementation of measures to reduce worker's compensation injury costs and security losses
• Ensure employees are in compliance with federal, state and local regulations required to perform their duties
• Assist Management as need to meet branch goals
• Cross-train and perform other duties as assigned
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Minimum Qualifications:
• Minimum of 3 years operations experience in transportation and/or logistics
• Satisfy all applicable Department of Transportation requirements
• Minimum of 21 years of age
• A valid firearms permit or ability to pass applicable firearms licensing requirements
• A valid guard card or ability to obtain a guard card or any other required licenses
• Able to lift at least 50 pounds
Preferred Qualifications:
• Previous experience as an armored car driver
• Knowledge of route analysis and logistics
• Knowledge of lean/process improvement methodologies
• Knowledge of budgeting and planning experience
• Bachelor's Degree
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and do not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, status as a veteran, and basis of disability or any other federal, state or local protected class.


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The team said Tuesday the four-time All-Star was a scratch for Wednesday night's home game against Toronto and won't make a two-game trip to New York and Charlotte.
The 34-year-old Marion will be re-evaluated next week. He sprained his left medial collateral ligament in the third quarter of the Mavericks' 114-91 win over Portland on Monday night.
Marion is averaging 8.0 points and 9.0 rebounds through four games this season. He played at least 75 games in nine of his first 12 seasons and has career averages of 16.4 points and 9.2 rebounds.

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Pacific Coachworks' recent launch of the industry's only powered outdoor "KSO" (Kitchen Slide-Out) exceeded company expectations, according to a news release.
"Dealers saw a huge opportunity to purchase a unique product that is sure to draw lots of retail attention during their spring show season," said Dane Found, president of the Riverside, Calif.-based manufacturer. The Kitchen Slide-Out option is available on eight Tango travel trailer models ranging from 26 feet to 3 feet. It will also be offered on 2560RBSS and 2790BHSS fifth-wheel models. The outdoor kitchen concept is becoming more and more popular with customers simply because it reinforces the consumer's desire to spend time outdoors with family, Found said. Tango's patent pending slideout design can be incorporated into many more floorplans and sizes than side-mount kitchens currently offered by other manufacturers.
In addition to Tango "KSO" models, Pacific Coachworks launched a new line of Turbo toy hauler travel trailers.
"The Turbo received a huge thumbs-up from dealers for its outstanding quality and creative design," Found said. The The 285KS displayed at the National RV Trade Show in Louisville, Ky., featured a king-size bed slideout extending 49 inches on the roadside of the unit. The huge front bedroom featured exceptional change room space and storage.
Pacific Coachworks CEO Tom Powell said that "with the departure of several West Coast toy hauler manufacturers, we saw a void in the segment for a quality-built toy hauler."
The aluminum-framed fiberglass laminated toy hauler is offered in four floorplans ranging from 24 feet to 34 feet. All Turbos feature particleboard free construction, roomy solid surface edged kitchen counters and country maple finished pocket-screwed lumbercore cabinetry that extended to the ceiling for additional strength and storage. Popular options include LCD TVs in the bedroom and living room, an 1,100-watt Jensen stereo with subwoofer, power lift bed, 4kw Onan generator with fuel pump station, power tongue jack and 16-inch aluminum wheels with Goodyear tires.


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Getting around by car is very difficult in Rome and not recommended, so opt for a taxi versus renting a car. Look for taxi stands located throughout the city, and use only official taxis to avoid con artists that are not licensed to work as a taxi cab. Taxis run on the meter system and are affordable for shorter distances. Taxi drivers are usually helpful and talkative, so ask them what sights to see and how to get around where you are visiting.
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While you can't stay in the Vatican itself, you can stay in the ward of Borgo or Prati. Be sure to check out the Sistine Chapel, home of Michelangelo's famous work, as well as St. Peters. Expect large crowds when you visit, and plan to travel mostly by foot. Borgo is the closest neighborhood and offers many great hotel options, while Prati is a little further away and is another popular choice. The Vatican Museums costs €20 per person, but the churches are free.
Italian food is the most common in Rome – especially pizza, pasta, and gelato. Dining can be expensive depending on what part of the city you're located in, but you'll be surrounded by amazing choices everywhere. Italy in general (and Rome in particular) is known just as well for its drinks as its food, from sparkling wine to artisan coffee. Italian wines are sure to delight, so ask your waiter for recommendations based on what you're eating.
Rome is an art-lovers dream, from the famous and timeless work of Michelangelo and Raphael to the lesser known street artists, there is something for everyone. The Maxxi National Museum of Art is a must see for contemporary art fans, while the Palazzo Altemps has some of the best classical sculptures. The Auditorium Parco della Musica is known for Renaissance era art as well as live ballet and theatre, and the Santa Maria in Trastevere is home to The Basilica of Our Lady, Michelangelo's famous masterpiece. Last but not least, the Galleria Doria Pamphilj contains artwork from many of the most well-known Renaissance painters including Raphael and is definitely worth checking out.
Rome can be very expensive, from the world-class wine and food to the priceless artwork, and it attracts a very affluent crowd; however, there are many cheap hotels to stay at, and many of the attractions are free to the public, allowing you to visit on the cheap, too. Visiting any of the churches are free, and you can pick up unlimited passes for public transport. Food and beverage options are abound at every price point. Museums and attractions will be your greatest cost outside of airfare and lodging, so consider multi-museum passes and book tickets in advance for the best rates.
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FDA Provides PDUFA Target Agency Action Date For GTx's Toremifene 80 mg NDA
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FDA Provides PDUFA Target Agency Action Date For GTx's Toremifene 80 mg NDA
MEMPHIS, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--GTx, Inc. (Nasdaq: GTXI), today announced that the United States Food and Drug Administration will target a Prescription Drug User Fee Act agency action date of October 30, 2009 for the toremifene 80 mg New Drug Application (NDA), which is within 10 months of the submission of the NDA.
Toremifene 80 mg is an oral selective estrogen receptor modulator which GTx seeks to market for the prevention of bone fractures in men with prostate cancer on androgen deprivation therapy (ADT).
About Androgen Deprivation Therapy (ADT) for Prostate Cancer
ADT is primary treatment for advanced prostate cancer. In the United States, approximately 700,000 men with prostate cancer are being treated with ADT and an estimated 100,000 initiate ADT each year.
ADT has improved survival for men with advanced prostate cancer. ADT works by reducing testosterone, a primary growth factor of prostate cancer, to castrate levels. The reduction in testosterone from ADT also results in very low estrogen levels, because estrogen is derived from testosterone in men. Estrogen deficiency side effects associated with ADT include high risk of skeletal fractures, adverse lipid changes, hot flashes, gynecomastia, depression, and memory loss. Of patients on ADT, up to 77 percent develop significant bone loss, making them susceptible to fracture.
Recent studies indicate that the annual risk of fracture in men on ADT is 5% to 8%, which is three times higher than the risk of fracture for postmenopausal women. Fractures are serious and can reduce survival in men on ADT by more than three years.
About GTx
GTx, Inc., headquartered in Memphis, Tenn., is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to the discovery, development, and commercialization of small molecules that selectively target hormone pathways to treat cancer, osteoporosis and bone loss, muscle loss and other serious medical conditions. GTx is developing toremifene citrate, a selective estrogen receptor modulator, or SERM, in two separate clinical programs in men: first, a completed pivotal Phase III clinical trial evaluating toremifene 80 mg for the prevention of bone fractures and treatment of other estrogen side effects in men with prostate cancer on androgen deprivation therapy, and second, an ongoing pivotal Phase III clinical trial evaluating toremifene 20 mg for the prevention of prostate cancer in high risk men with high grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia, or PIN. In 2006, GTx and Ipsen entered into a development and collaboration agreement for toremifene citrate in all indications except breast cancer for Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). GTx has applied for marketing approval in the United States for toremifene 80 mg for the prevention of bone fractures in men with prostate cancer on ADT and, if approved, plans to commercialize toremifene 80 mg in the United States. In December 2007, GTx and Merck & Co., Inc. formed a collaboration to discover and develop selective androgen receptor modulators, or SARMs, a new class of drugs with the potential to treat sarcopenia, which is the loss of skeletal muscle mass resulting in reduced physical strength and ability to perform activities of daily living, as well as cancer cachexia (cancer induced muscle loss) and other musculoskeletal wasting conditions. Merck and GTx are evaluating multiple SARM product candidates, including Ostarine™ (designated by Merck as MK-2866) and MK-0773 for sarcopenia in several Phase I and II clinical trials. Merck and GTx will initiate an Ostarine™ cancer cachexia clinical trial in 2009. GTx also is conducting a Phase I clinical trial evaluating GTx-758, an oral luteinizing hormone inhibitor, for advanced prostate cancer.
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This press release contains forward-looking statements based upon GTx's current expectations. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties. GTx's actual results and the timing of events could differ materially from those anticipated in such forward-looking statements as a result of these risks and uncertainties, which include, without limitation, the risks that (i) GTx and its collaboration partners will not be able to commercialize their product candidates if clinical trials do not demonstrate safety and efficacy in humans; (ii) GTx may not be able to obtain required regulatory approvals to commercialize product candidates; (iii) clinical trials being conducted by GTx and its collaboration partners may not be completed on schedule, or at all, or may otherwise be suspended or terminated; and (iv) GTx could utilize its available cash resources sooner than it currently expects and may be unable to raise capital when needed, which would force GTx to delay, reduce or eliminate its product development programs or commercialization efforts. You should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which apply only as of the date of this press release. GTx's quarterly report on Form 10-K filed March 3, 2009 contains under the heading, "Risk Factors," a more comprehensive description of these and other risks to which GTx is subject. GTx expressly disclaims any obligation or undertaking to release publicly any updates or revisions to any forward-looking statements contained herein to reflect any change in its expectations with regard thereto or any change in events, conditions or circumstances on which any such statements are based.
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As new offerings like Amazon's CloudFront, Microsoft's Azure, Hosting.com's CloudNine and VMware's vCloud are rolled out week in, week out, the worldwide cloud computing momentum continues to grow.
Here, SYS-CON's Cloud Computing Journal surveys a globe-girdling network of leading infrastructure experts, IT industry executives and technology commentators for their views on The Shape of Cloud Computing To Come.
Contributors include Salesforce.com's Peter Coffee, Geve Perry of GigaSpaces, Ben Rushlo from Keynote Systems, Cloud Computing Journal editor-in-chief Alan Williamson, Enomaly founder Reuven Cohen, open source entrepreneur Krishnan Subramanian and Markus Klems of the FZI Research Center for Information Technology in Germany.
Director, Platform Research - Salesforce.com
Peter Coffee was Technology Editor for industry journals PC Week and eWEEK from 1989 through 2007, after spending the prior decade in project management at Exxon and in PC planning and AI applications research at The Aerospace Corporation. He is the author of "How to Program Java" and "Peter Coffee Teaches PCs"; he served as a member of the X3J13 standards committee for ANSI Common Lisp.
1. Developer communities and system integrators will defect, in growing numbers, from established enterprise software vendors that have failed to deliver real innovation and value during the past several years.
2. Lower costs of market entry / application deployment, faster payback on development costs, and superior return on investment will make cloud-based platforms the target of choice for both entrepreneurial and enterprise developers.
3. Improved understanding of process and governance risk will shift the preferences of IT owners and regulators away from the cost and inconsistency of on-premise IT, and toward the auditable and highly professional security practices of cloud-service providers.
4. Mainstream consumers will become more aggressive in lowering their cost of both personal and business computing, and will become far more accepting of lightweight client machines running free and open-source operating systems and applications -- including application-oriented Internet clients like Google's Chrome.
5. The generation raised on broadband connections, Google search and Facebook community membership will not fear to rely on Web-delivered applications and resources for both work and leisure.
6. Companies will redefine the "C" in "CRM" to mean "Community" rather than "Customer": they will build systems that engage their partners and customers in cooperative processes of product and service improvement, rather than building only inward-looking systems for in-house analysis of the world outside the company's wall.
7. Developers outside the U.S. and Europe -- specifically those in India, China and Brazil -- will find their most rapidly growing opportunities in their own home markets, and will shift their focus toward building high-value applications for compatriot companies rather than providing low-cost labor to mature markets overseas.
8. Software market cycles will rapidly accelerate to Web speed, with multiple releases per year, rather than the glacial pace of multi-year upgrade cycles that currently results in most IT sites running legacy versions of cumbersome bloatware.
9. Global growth in development demand will increase the importance of high-leverage application frameworks that enable more rapid development of higher-quality products.
10. Too many development teams will minimize short-term pain, rather than maximizing gain, and will find themselves made irrelevant by teams that kept pace with new opportunities.
GM of Cloud Computing, GigaSpaces
Geva Perry is General Manager of Cloud Computing at GigaSpaces, responsible for all marketing and business development activities at GigaSpaces, including strategy and positioning, product marketing, analyst/media relations and strategic alliances. Prior to joining GigaSpaces, he was COO at SeeRun, a developer of real-time business activity monitoring software. He has an MBA from Columbia Business School.
1. Trend of Large Vendors Entering Cloud Computing Will Accelerate
Amazon, Google, CA, Microsoft and IBM have all announced various initiatives in cloud computing. In 2009 this trend will accelerate with more coming from these vendors as well as VMWare, Citrix, Sun, HP, Cisco, Intuit, Symantec, Yahoo (if they remain independent) and others.
2. All Major IDEs Will Offer Cloud Deployment Options
Similar offerings to that of pioneering Aptana Cloud, as well as the announced but not yet available Visual Studio cloud offering, will be made by all major IDEs, with plug-ins for multiple cloud providers, including Amazon Web Services, GoGrid, Joyent, AppNexus, Flexiscale, Google App Engine and others.
3. Platform-as-a-Service Will Take Its First Steps into the Mainstream
In 2009, developers will start seeing web-based development and deployment platforms as a viable option for application development. Platforms such as Heroku, aimed at Ruby-on-Rails, will be in a particularly strong position to take advantage of this trend, but others as well. PaaS offering such as Force.com, Morph Labs, Bungee Connect the GigaSpaces Cloud Framework and others will mature and see initial adoption in the enterprise. Read more in the Thoughts on PaaS post.
4. A Next-Generation of "Middleware for the Cloud" Will Rise in Dominance Over Traditional J2EE Application Servers
Both start-ups and enterprises will come to realize in 2009 that the middleware products they have been using in dedicated physical server environments just don't cut in the clouds. The promise of the cloud's utility model (pay-per-use) cannot be taken advantage of without application platform that enable the application to both grow and shrink based on Service-Level Agreements (SLAs). Therefore, a new generation of application servers, such as GigaSpaces XAP and Appistry, will grow in popularity among the mainstream of cloud users.
5. System Administration & Configuration and Network Management Will Become a Sexy Field Bursting with Innovation
After years of stagnation, system administration, configuration and network management will thrive with innovation. New standards will emerge and people will come up with new forms of innovation in the field. Open source projects such as Puppet will experience incredible momentum. In a sense, for cloud computing to succeed, system administration needs to be eliminated. Or more accurately, automated and simplified, which creates tremendous potential.
Research Assistant, FZI Research Center for Information Technology
Markus Klems is a research assistant at Germany-based FZI Research Center for Information Technology. His main areas of interests are cloud computing, grids, distributed programming and agile Web development - the technological point of view as well as business models.
1. More SaaS
Cloud Computing will certainly fuel the SaaS business. More and more Desktop applications will turn into Services or at least hybrid online/offline apps that live in the Cloud. Developers can rely on Infrastructure-as-a-Service and Platform-as-a-Service, and concentrate on building more sophisticated and powerful network-centric applications.
2. Middleware in the Cloud
Scalable, on-demand middleware is an appealing vision for large enterprises: avoid bottlenecks by outsourcing parts of the middleware infrastructure into a SOA-Cloud.
Microsoft Azure is coming and Amazon provides Windows-enabled images; a playgroud for hordes of .NET developers. The departments of many mid-sized and even large enterprises run on MS Word and Excel. They can profit from a scalable Windows-Cloud, e.g. at the end of a fiscal year, when large amounts of accounting data need to be processed quickly.
3. Content Distribution and Media Hosting
Amazon's new Web Service CloudFront points at the promising future for DIY Content Distribution and Media Hosting. We are probably going to see a lot of great Multimedia applications from innovative small cap companies in the near future.
Editor-in-Chief, Cloud Computing Journal
Alan Williamson is Editor-in-Chief of Cloud Computing Journal and is SYS-CON's "Cloud Computing Bootcamp" Instructor. A Sun Java Champion he is the creator of OpenBlueDragon (an open source Java CFML runtime engine). With many books, articles and speaking engagements under his belt, Williamson likes to talk passionately about what can be done TODAY and not get caught up in the marketing hype of TOMORROW.
1. In terms of cloud infrastructure, 2009 will be the year when hosting your application in the likes Amazon EC2, AppNexnus, Flexiscale, GoGrid etc, will move out of the "early adopter" phase and into the main stream. Architects will demand more accountability and stability.
2. Traditional hosting companies will feel the pinch, as the cloud providers will drive their prices further down to counter act the harsh reality that cloud-hosting at the moment, for 24hr operations, works out more expensive.
3. 2009 will not bring any unified standard or interfaces, but the community will have woken up for the need for this and efforts will really begin to shine through.
CEO, Parallels
Serguei Beloussov is Chairman and CEO at Parallels, a global leader in virtualization and automation software for consumers, businesses and service providers. He's a successful self-made entrepreneur and business executive with an outstanding 15-year track record in building, growing and leading high-performing, multi-national high tech companies in North America, Europe and Asia.
1. The vendor landscape will dramatically change as we see a significant increase in the opportunities available to providers of cloud-based services. This will impact all types of service providers: web and managed hosters; telcos and ISPs; independent software vendors offering their software as a service; online services companies; traditional systems integrators; value-added resellers that are becoming managed service providers, and cost-plus service providers. A full range of offerings must be available. These will largely run on Linux as it is much more prevalent in this space.
2. For the cloud model to be profitable, efficiency is key, so service providers need to automate as much of the full lifecycle as possible. Customers should be able to place orders and get fulfilment and basic support without human intervention, and all billing and usage accounting needs to be completed automatically. Delegating authority to the customer also plays a significant role in making this model work – the customer should be able to perform simple administrator tasks such as resetting passwords and ordering more disk space without needing costly support calls or input from service provider staff.
Founder & Chief Technologist, Enomaly
Reuven Cohen is is a thought leader in the emerging cloud computing industry. He's Founder & Chief Technologist for Toronto based Enomaly Inc. - leading developer of Cloud Computing products and solutions focused on enterprise businesses. Enomaly's products include the Enomalism elastic computing platform, an open source cloud platform that enables a scalable enterprise IT and local cloud infrastructure platform and its customers including Intel, Best Buy, France Telecom/Orange as well as many smaller organizations.
1. Cloud computing in 2009 will be all about the user experience. AKA Quality of a user experience as the basis for scaling & managing your infrastructure. The problem is this, a cloud vendor/provider may be living up to the terms of a contract's language, thus rating high in QoS (Quality of service), but, the actual users may be very unhappy because of a poor user experience, thus causing a low QoE.
2. In 2009 for the first time the cloud will enable us to not only scale based on superfical aspects such as load, but based on practical ones like: how fast does my application load for users in the UK?
Director Web Performance Consulting, Keynote Systems
Ben Rushlo is one of the world's leading Internet performance experts. He advises Fortune 500 and Fortune 1000 companies in the Retail, Automotive, and Financial Services industries, helping to transform their global sites into high- performing, highly available Web assets that provide excellent customer experiences every time. Before joining Keynote, he was a Senior Performance and Capacity Planning Engineer at American Express, where he served as a core member of the team that launched American Express on the Web.
1. The concept of a site as we know it will change
As cloud computing gains wider adoption, the concept of a site as we know it is changing significantly. With content, technology and infrastructure coming from multiple vendors in the "cloud", analyzing where the problem occurred and hence managing the end user experience will become extremely complex. Companies who attempt to apply a data centric view of the world (internal monitoring, system instrumentation) in this environment will not be successful.
2. Companies that do not change will struggle in 2009
Cloud computing requires a radically new way of thinking about technical quality. Each piece, each part must work together in harmony to satisfy the user. The user doesn't care where the content is being served, or what web service is involved, they care about it working well and working quickly. To meet their expectation a new system of user centric performance management will need to be in place. Data centric performance management is dying and will soon be dead. Companies that do not change will struggle in 2009.
Open Source Entrepreneur, Blogger
Seattle-based open source entrepreneur Krishnan Subramanian is an ex-physicist turned blogger with a deep philosophical connection to open source, open standards, open communications, etc. "Being an ex-physicist helps me use scientific approach towards life," Krish notes.
1. Enterprises will open up more towards Cloud Computing. This will be due to two reasons. One is the proliferation of the so called private clouds, cloud like architectures inside the firewall. The most important reason will be the confidence gained by the enterprises on the security of the clouds. The support services offered by companies like IBM will help enterprises trust cloud computing more than ever. Also, the release and evolution of products like VPN-Cubed from CohesiveFT and others will help enterprises get better control over their data, making them more and more comfortable with Cloud Computing.
2. On the SaaS side, we will see apps will mature adding more reliability for such services. We will see a stronger support towards Health 2.0 with Microsoft and Google leading the way. Any attempt by Obama administration to revamp healthcare will include a Health 2.0 strategy. Data Portability is going to be the most vocal demand from the consumers as they realize the risks associated with the data being locked into third party servers.
3. PaaS will see a surge with Google offering support to more scripting languages. We will also see an increasing push for .NET platform on the clouds by Microsoft. Developers are going to benefit the most from such a surge and it will also have a stronger impact on the SaaS side.
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Are you still painting those Grot tanks or is that just (probably one of many) your entry for Everchosen? If you are still working on them, you are off the charts! What that would be like 2 odd years refining them? They are sweet looking though!
Are you still painting those Grot tanks or is that just (probably one of many) your entry for Everchosen? If you are still working on them, you are off the charts! What that would be like 2 odd years refining them? They are sweet looking though!
Lolol thanks so much EKS- yeah still work on the basing but I get a Lil closer each time. These aren't for EVERCHOSEN sadly - but for GOLDEN DEMON. So yeah something golden demon related.
Thanks much on that bud.
Inspiring work as usual!!!
Keep up the insanely good work,
What thank you dopeat brother !!! Much much much more going to be el finito !!!
Your grot tanks are the best I've ever seen. The weathering...the muddy, greasy goodness all over the tracks and running gear would make any military armour painter envious.
Looking great, BaM-man. As you clean them up it actually makes the gore stand out more starkly.
Ok so first off- me and the MRS watch a lot of film- were movie buffs- we just recently watched -BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY-let me say this -it's hard for any of us to remember growing up without a QUEEN song in our heads or on our Walkmans- this Freddy Mercury- was a genius when it came to writing music- watch the film you'll see what I mean.
now here are some more regularly lighted pics from the cells.
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lol Lololo all these fabulous ideas- I wish ide have 36 hours in the day- ide get all these wonderful concepts going and wouldn't stop even to take a pottie break!!! lolololll
hino-honored -and elated- I have achieved DOPENESS!!!
Lookin' good BaM!
19 years I've been waiting for this thing to come back around- (GD) doesn't matter if it's here or UK or west bubblegfuck- the GOLDEN DEMON IS THE MOST BRUTALLY COMPETETIVE COMPETITIIN ON THE EARTH- ITS CRYSTAL BRUSH IN THE FORM IF Citadel MINIATURES- every piece of a model has to be painted with the ytmost meticulous care. I got the first time in my life feel the almost Confident I could be- my skills have traveled superhuman leaps and bounds. Will I win a statuette -in all sincerety probably not- this is the way it is. This is the one comp I feel that it's anybody placeings because we've seen every type of style win- from cleanly and vibrantly painted favoured Eavy Metal style to a bit of messier but Uber realistic style by jarhead- from jacob Nielsen to to the highly and perfectly simulated reflective armored style by Andy wardle- John Blanche on the early days to 10 ball and skellets uniqueness and one of a kind beutiful signature works.
Qith so many diff pros and so many diff styles it's the reason why I feel it's toug to claim a space. But each and every one I mentioned along with myself and many others all have a very out shot for one to bump out the other staking a claim in the judges fancy dept.
Hang tight am follow me as my quest ,not inly for this incredible opportunity that has reappeared but along with the EVERCHOSEN , has started now. I'm well prepared and giving everything I have and ever had . Some Picts of the EVERCHOSEN and other works for golden demon start to manifest here and now in this thread.
Now I'm very curious about your contribution to the
golden demon
Echoing others: The barbarians look brilliant!!!
Ok sooo let's start off with my everchosen picks for the open category-I'm doing this so I can see how I fare vs every other crazy professional out there. The one thing I have is units- lotsa unit . Here's a few that make it in the 30x30 limit and still I can add one more -bikes perhaps.
A very difficult decision having to choose which one of those units to enter into the open category!!! They are all brilliant.
I am interested to see what you are going to put forward for the Everchosen category though ???
Actually I can enter ALL OF THEM/ -whatever collection one can fit in a 30/30cm or just under a square foot which they all do just perfectly!!!
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On the eve of the 2013 New York Auto Show, the all-new 2014 Range Rover Sport made its world debut against the backdrop of the iconic New York City skyline. Setting the tone for the oldest Auto Show in the United States.
Developed alongside the 2013 Range Rover, the new Range Rover Sport delivers exceptional on-road dynamics with genuine Land Rover all-terrain capability. The technologically advanced Range Rover Sport presents an assertive and muscular exterior, luxurious interior, and the practical flexibility provided by the option of 5+2 third row seating for occasional use.
Featuring Land Rover's breakthrough suspension design and innovative dynamic chassis technologies, the Range Rover Sport features an all-new aluminum unibody architecture to achieve a weight savings of approximately 800lbs.
This weight reduction transforms the vehicle's dynamic performance, enabling it to blend agile handling with exceptional comfort and to offer a unique mix of sporting luxury and a dynamic, engaging driving experience.
Speaking ahead of the official world premiere at the New York International Auto Show, Land Rover Global Brand Director John Edwards said: "The all-new Range Rover Sport is a vehicle that has been designed and engineered without compromise. With Land Rover capability at its heart, it is one of the most road focused vehicles we've ever produced, but of course still offers unsurpassed all-terrain capability. It is a vehicle which is designed to be driven. We've taken ride, handling and agility to another level for Land Rover to deliver a truly rewarding, sporting, drive together with unmatched luxury, capability and versatility.
"Building on the success of the recently launched flagship Range Rover, the new Range Rover Sport also employs a vast array of new technologies which help to transform its performance, refinement and all round capabilities," adds Edwards.
The Sport has been designed to capture the distinctive DNA of its predecessor, but with a bold evolution that places it at the heart of the three-model Range Rover portfolio, between the flagship Range Rover and the Range Rover Evoque vehicles.
The 510hp 5.0L V8 supercharged engine retains its place at the pinnacle of the Range Rover Sport line-up. With significant reserves of power and torque, the scale of the performance on offer is reflected in the 0-60 time of 5.0s (0.9s faster than the previous model). The stunning performance is accompanied by a sporting soundtrack generated by a specially tuned exhaust system and sound symposer on the intake system.
The V8 has a compact all-aluminum design, with low levels of internal friction. The engine is managed by a new Bosch engine management system. High-pressure direct injection uses a centrally mounted, multi-hole, spray-guided injection system. Efficiency is further enhanced by a cam torque actuated, dual independent variable camshaft timing system. A sixth-generation, twin vortex system supercharger is fitted, which offers superior thermodynamic efficiency and extremely refined noise levels.
A new 340hp 3.0L V6 engine delivers generous torque throughout the rev range, delivering confident performance with outstanding refinement with improved efficiency. As a 90-degree engine based on the Land Rover 5-liter V8, the V6 features an innovative balance weight system to ensure exceptionally smooth and refined performance. With a weight reduction of about 800lbs., the new 340hp supercharged V6 Range Rover Sport is quicker than the previous model with its 375hp 5.0L V8, achieving the dash from 0-60 in 6.9s, a reduction of 0.3s. Enthusiastic drivers will also be pleased with a sporting engine note, emphasized by using a sound symposer on the intake system.
Both Range Rover Sport engines are paired with the advanced electronically controlled ZF 8HP70 8-speed automatic gearbox, tuned by Land Rover engineers to combine silky-smooth shifting with exceptionally rapid responses and excellent fuel economy. With eight closely spaced ratios, gear changes are almost imperceptible, with each shift completed in just 200 milliseconds.
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With its 'faster' windshield angle, streamlined profile and sloping roofline, the new Range Rover Sport is 8-percent more aerodynamic than the previous model and achieves a drag figure of Cd 0.34.
The 2014 Range Rover Sport is just 2.5-inches longer than its predecessor. At 191-inches, it is shorter than many mid-sized sedans, bringing greater maneuverability and ease of parking. A wheelbase that's longer by 7-inches yields greater room and improved access for rear passengers. The new 2014 Range Rover Sport is 5.9-inches shorter and 2.17-inches lower than the new 2013 Range Rover on which it is based. It weighs about 100lbs. less than the Range Rover when similarly equipped.
New interpretations of classic Range Rover Sport design cues include the signature clamshell hood, floating roof, and side fender vents. The vehicle also features bold new versions of the powerful wheel arch design, horizontal body feature lines and distinctive rocker moldings; all are key elements of the model's strong design heritage. While retaining the powerful Range Rover Sport character, the front end has a modern, streamlined appearance, with its slimmer lights, rearward sloping grille and sculpted corners.
Design details emphasize the new, more dynamic and contemporary character of the Range Rover Sport. The side fender vents have a more dynamic, sloping treatment and are matched by twin vents in the hood. The established Range Rover Sport two-bar theme is reflected in the twin strakes on the fender vents, the two-bar front grille and the twin lines in the tail lamp designs.
Near-flush side glass and a premium gloss black finish on the pillars accentuate the Range Rover floating roof design - which can be highlighted with contrast roof colors - while also emphasizing the streamlined body. Brembo brake calipers finished in red, and a Black Package, which removes all brightwork from the exterior, are also available.
At the front, the large outboard air intakes and bold trapezoidal shapes housing the central bumper beam and skid plate convey high-performance and high-capability. At the rear, a skid plate flanked by large twin exhaust outlets repeats the trapezoidal theme.
The headlight clusters use distinctive new LED signature designs, with the slimmer lights creating an aggressive, technical appearance. A new compact design for the real lamp clusters uses LED technology. The main tail and stop lamps echo the headlamps' distinctive design language. Both front and rear lamps flow round into the shoulders of the body with the distinctive tapering blade design featured on the other Range Rover vehicles.
The interior has a sophisticated and modern appearance, incorporating distinctive Range Rover Sport design cues and providing the driver with a luxurious and sporting cockpit. For the new model, the strong, architectural forms of the design have been enhanced by a cleaner, purer surface treatment, beautifully executed using premium materials.
The centerpiece of the cabin is the bold intersection between the instrument panel's strong horizontal elements and the center stack's vertical lines. The cockpit's dynamic character is enhanced by the faster angle of the center stack. Its satin chrome pillars flow from the instrument panel through into the rear cabin, and the aluminum accents flow from the center console into the dashboard fascia.
The center console is mounted higher than before, positioning the controls closer to the driver and creating a cosseting feel for the front occupants. The smaller-diameter, thicker-rimmed steering wheel, vertical gear shifter and seats with generous side bolsters support the sporting ambience.
The front and rear seats feature a sculpted design with enhanced padding to the front, and individualized seating in the second row. Increased rear seat comfort is provided by improved rear legroom (nearly an additional inch of knee room) and shoulder-room, plus split rear seats and the option of powered third-row seats. The third row is designed for occasional use, and power-folds flat into the floor to preserve cargo versatility.
The new Range Rover Sport is crafted using the highest quality materials, with carefully selected colors and textures to enhance the model's unique blend of luxury with a distinctive sporting character. The use of modern finishes and veneers gives the cabin a dynamic and contemporary feel.
More luxurious soft-touch surfaces are used for key touch points around the cabin, such as the dashboard fascia mid-section. Authentic metal details include the satin chrome pillars each side of the center stack and the choice of distinctive aluminum finishes on the center console, fascia caps and door trim.
The focus on quality and traditional craftsmanship can be seen in the beautifully tailored twin-needle stitching used to finish the sumptuous leather seats and leather-wrapped interior surfaces. Range Rover designers specify all aspects of the stitching, from the length and direction of the stitches, to the spin, thickness, and material of the thread, and even the size and shape of the needle.
For maximum personalization, the new Range Rover Sport offers individualized choices for customers. An expanded choice of special features includes color-themed interiors with multi-toned designs and a range of alloy wheels from 19- to 22-inches.
Selecting a 'Dynamic' pack on Supercharged and Autobiography models adds exclusive trim options and performance features, among them a gloss black grille and exterior details, body-colored lower bumpers and side sills, unique interior color themes and finishes, plus an increased top speed of 155 mph (250km/h) 2 for the supercharged 5-liter, special 21- or 22-inch alloy wheels, and red Brembo brake calipers.
The full range of design options available to Range Rover Sport customers will include:
- 11 interior color themes, plus additional choice of seat color
- 4 aluminum interior finishes, 3 real wood veneers
- 3 headliner colors
- 19 exterior paint finishes
- 3 contrast roof colors - Corris Grey, Santorini Black or Indus Silver
- Wheel options from ranging from 19-22 inches
- Atlas Silver, Dark Atlas or Gloss Black finish for the exterior accents
- Illuminated side sills
Streamlined aerodynamics
The aerodynamic performance of the new Range Rover Sport was honed during an intensive development campaign using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation tools. Special aerodynamic innovations produced during development included:
- Aerodynamic underfloor paneling - extensive paneling creates a smooth, flat profile under the vehicle. Additional deflectors have been added around the front and rear suspension components, with front and rear undertrays around the main driveline components.
- Enhanced air flow - detail features to improve air flow include near-flush glazing on the A-pillars and vehicle side glass; separation edges incorporated in the rear lamps and D-pillars; optimized shaping of the door mirrors and upper rear spoiler. Special attention has also been given to water management on the vehicle, including a hydrophobic coating on the front side door glass to help keep it clear of droplets, roof panels shaped to avoid unwanted drips when the tailgate is opened and a rear washer/wiper designed to avoid annoying drips.
Added comfort and convenience in every detail
Each aspect of the new Range Rover Sport has been meticulously refined with premium luxury in mind, with added comfort and convenience in every detail. New and enhanced features include:
- Enhanced seating - high series models now offer 14-way power adjustable front seats with new features including climate control, adjustable bolsters and winged headrests. Rear seats now offer adjustable recline and climate control, with a 60/40 split, while the versatility of occasional 5+2 third-row seating can be specified as an option.
- Premium infotainment - Rear Seat Entertainment (RSE) package with twin video screens and a dedicated remote control, RSE systems are supplied with 'White Fire' infrared wireless digital headphones, giving CD quality sound.
- Customer configurable mood lighting - sophisticated LED ambient lighting with variable colors that can be adjusted by the customer.
- Powered tailgate - power operation using the remote control key fob, buttons on the tailgate, or from the driver's seat. Remote close from the key fob is a new feature.
- Keyless entry and start system - Smart Key system enabling keyless entry and start.
- Soft door close - for additional convenience, the new model is offered with power latching on all doors.
- Power operated child locks - power operated child locks on the rear doors are fitted as standard.
- Center Console Cooler - a generous cooler compartment in the front center console armrest is available as an option.
- Heated front windshield/seats/steering wheel - for cold climates, the new model offers a heated windshield, plus individually adjustable heated front seats and steering wheel.
- Range Rover Sport SE: $63,495 3.0L Supercharged V6 340hp
- Range Rover Sport HSE: $68,495 3.0L Supercharged V6 340hp
- Range Rover Sport Supercharged: $79,995 5.0L Supercharged V8 510hp
- Range Rover Sport Autobiography: $93,295 5.0L Supercharged V8 510hp
|3-Liter Supercharged V6
|5-Liter Supercharged V8
|Height mm (in)
|1780 / 70.1
|Width excl. wing mirrors / wing mirrors folded mm (in)
|1983 (78.1) / 2073 (81.6)
|Length mm (in)
|4850 (191)
|Wheelbase mm (in)
|2923 (115.1)
|Approach angle deg.
|25.8 (standard height)
33.0 (off-road height)
|Departure angle deg.
|26.4 (standard height)
31.0 (off-road height)
|Ramp breakover angle
|20.6 (standard height)
27.0 (off-road height)
|Wading depth mm (in)
|850 (33.5)
|Turning circle m (ft)
|12.6 (41.3)
|Drag coefficient (Cd)
|Front suspension
|SLA suspension with twin lower links with air springs/CVD with Passive ARB or optional ARC
|SLA suspension with twin lower links with air springs/CVD with ARC
|Rear suspension
|Integral link suspension with air springs/ CVD with Passive ARB or optional ARC
|Integral link suspension with air springs/ CVD with ARC
|350mm ventilated disc front / 350mm ventilated disc rear
|380mm ventilated disc front / 365mm ventilated disc rear
|Electric Power Assisted Steering (EPAS) rack and pinion
|Four wheel drive system
|Permanent four-wheel drive with standard locking center differential & Terrain ResponseTM 2, Available locking rear axle differential.
|Engine type
|Longitudinal / 90 degree V6 / 24 Valve Quad cam DIVCT (Dual Independent Variable Cam Timing)
|Longitudinal / 90 degree V8 / 32 Valve Quad cam DIVCT (Dual Independent Variable Cam Timing)
|Displacement cc (cu.in)
|2995 (182.8)
|4999.7 (305.1)
|Bore / Stroke mm (in)
|84.5 / 89.0 (3.33 / 3.50)
|92.5 / 93.0 (3.64 / 3.66)
|Compression ratio: 1
|Max Power US bhp
|Max Torque Nm (lb ft)
|450 (332)
|625 (461)
|ZF 8HP70 Eight Speed Automatic
|Fuel tank capacity
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Report by John Benoit & PWInsider.com
*Orlando Jordan defeated Douglas Williams, Jesse Neal and Crimson.
*Matt Hardy defeated Kazarian with a new submission.
*Mickie James cuts a promo, telling Madison Rayne that a dislocated shoulder isn't going to stop her from winning the belt at Lockdown.
*Jeff Jarrett & Hernandez & Pope Dinero defeated Matt Morgan & Samoa Joe & Kurt Angle when Pope hit Joe with brass knucks.
*Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff bring out Rob Van Dam and try to recruit him to join Immortal. Sting comes out and says Hogan is a liar and the only reason Sting lost is Mr. Anderson attacked him. He says Rob will beat him at Lockdown over his dead body. RVD walks out. Bischoff tells Sting that the time is ending. He grabs Bischoff and nails him with the Scorpion Death Lock. Sting tells Hogan his time is coming soon.
*Abyss pinned James Storm with the Black Hole Slam. Team Flair came down to celebrate and Abyss kept working on Storm but Fortune hit the ring for the save and the two sides faced off.
*Velvet Sky wants Angelina Love to explain her actions last week. Love, coming out to Winter's music, attacks Sky and slams her facefirst into a chair, leaving her laying, then walks off.
*Ken Anderson vs. Immortal Gauntlet. Anderson beats Gunner, then Rob Terry, and finally TV champion Murphy. Bully Ray comes out and they go back and forth. Bully Ray pulled Anderson to the stage to take him out like he did AJ Styles. Hulk Hogan comes out and he wants to do it so Ray says OK. Sting makes the save. Abyss tries to attack him but it laid out with the bat.


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Playing with new team exciting, weird for Young
ATLANTA -- Michael Young had more than six weeks to prepare for Opening Day with his new team with a longer than usual Spring Training.
But Young spent the first 13 years of his big league career with Texas, so he acknowledged Monday there was a little bit of strangeness or weirdness being in Atlanta playing the Braves rather than being in Houston playing the Astros.
"A little bit of both, but it's something I've been looking forward to since the trade," Young said before the Phillies' game against the Braves at Turner Field. "It's definitely a little bit different. I'm not used to going to a National League park for Opening Day, you know what I mean? But it was something I was definitely excited for and excited about. I'm just excited to kick this thing off and play with my teammates."


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iNEMI is sponsoring this workshop to discuss the challenges of developing and adopting MEMS technologies. Through collaboration along the supply chain, we can reduce risk and accelerate technology adoption in a wide variety of product segments. The workshop will:
- Feature speakers from OEMs, suppliers, and research institutions working on MEMS technology development.
- Identify challenges and gaps that benefit from a collaborative approach. These gaps may be related to technology maturity/deployment as well as development processes such as testing methodologies and reliability verification.
Meeting Objectives
The overall objective of this workshop is to accelerate technology development and cost-effective deployment of MEMS to meet the increasing demand for more efficient and sustainable electronics solutions for the global society. By promoting interactions among the participating thought leaders, we intend to:
- Identify the major technology areas where the electronics industry has the greatest potential impact on improving the reliability, testability, performance, and cost of MEMS–based solutions.
- For the high-priority challenges, identify and begin to define collaborative projects that iNEMI and other organizations can develop that will either partially or fully address the technology and supply chain gaps requiring electronics industry leadership.
- Form action groups to define and execute the required industrial collaborative programs.
- Define research and development needs to support these programs.
Who Should Attend
Middle management and senior executives whose responsibilities include:
- Advanced technology development
- Product strategy and development
- Sourcing and supply chain management
- Product qualification and regulatory certification
Benefits of Participation
The intent of this meeting is to set the priorities and direction for future industry-led collaborative programs. Your participation will enable you to help set this agenda for the electronics industry. Those who participate in the follow-on collaborative programs will enjoy a competitive advantage as new technologies and methodologies are developed and deployed to drive MEMS industry best practices.
(Fees listed are in US dollars.)
- iNEMI members: free
- MIG members: $200 before August 5 / $250 after August 5 (Please contact Kacey Wherley at email@example.com for the coupon code)
- Non-members: $300 before August 5 / $350 after August 5
September 15-16 (following the EMPC 2011 Conference)
Hilton Metropole Brighton, UK
Organized by iNEMI
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The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) will host two public hearings this month to determine if there are concerns on the proposal to re-establish a non-migratory flock of whooping cranes in the wetlands of southwestern Louisiana.
Public hearings will be held:
Sept. 15, 2010
Gueydan Civic Center, 901 Wilkinson St., Gueydan, LA 70542
Sept. 16, 2010
LDWF headquarters, 2000 Quail Drive Baton Rouge, LA 70808
Each public hearing will last from 7 - 9 p.m. Before each hearing, an open house from 6 to 7 p.m. will provide an additional opportunity for the public to gain information and ask questions about the proposed rule.
All comments received at a public hearing, both verbal and written, will be considered in making a final decision. If this proposal is approved, the reintroduction effort could begin during early 2011.
Additionally, the public can comment on the proposal on or before October 18. 2010 through any of the following methods:
Federal eRulemaking Portal: http://www.regulations.gov [3]. Follow the instructions for submitting comments.
U.S. mail or hand-delivery: Public Comments Processing, Attn: FWS-R4-ES-2010-0057; Division of Policy and Directives Management; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; 4401 N. Fairfax Drive, Suite 222; Arlington, VA 22203.
E-mails or faxes will not be accepted. All comments will be posted on http://www.regulations.gov [3]. This generally means that any personal information provided will be posted.
For more information, contact Carrie Salyers at 337-538-2276 or firstname.lastname@example.com [4] or Bill Brooks at 904-731-3136 or email@example.com [5].


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In case you haven't exhausted your Zinedine Zidane animated GIF quotient for the day, here's a compendium of some of our favorite ones; the Butterfinger one is still the best. And if you like your moving online stuff to be interactive, here's a game that allows you to collect Zidane red cards. Oh, and people are even coming up with conspiracy theories.
But remember, the World Cup is not about headbutts and angry Frenchmen; it's about crazy fans. After the jump, here are some randomly collected Italy fans celebrating in the notorious Italian enclaves of Williamsburg, Brooklyn and Hartford, Conn., sent in by readers. If the Cardinals win the World Series this year, we're totally gonna be the lady in the fourth photo.


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Ölverbrauch in Deutschland sinkt bis 2025 um mehr als 13 Prozent
Aber durchschnittlich verbrauchen wir in 1,5 Jahren ca.
Strompreise kostenlos vergleichen und sparen!
There are actually a whole bunch of studies in rats showing that Garcinia Cambogia consistently leads to significant weight loss (3, 4, 5, 6). However, what works in rats doesnt always work in humans. Bottom Line: Studies in rats show that the active ingredient in Garcinia Cambogia can inhibit a fat producing enzyme called Citrate Lyase and increase serotonin levels, leading to significant weight loss.
A Look at Some Human Studies Fortunately, I also found several human studies on Garcinia Cambogia. All of these studies are so-called randomized controlled trials, which are the gold standard of scientific experiments in humans.


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Dacarbazine injection must be given in a hospital or medical facility under the supervision of a doctor who is experienced in giving chemotherapy medications for cancer.
Dacarbazine can cause a severe decrease in the number of blood cells in your bone marrow. This may cause certain symptoms and may increase the risk that you will develop a serious infection or bleeding. If you have a low number of blood cells, your doctor may stop or delay your treatment. If you experience any of the following symptoms, call your doctor immediately: fever, sore throat, ongoing cough and congestion, or other signs of infection; unusual bleeding or bruising.
Dacarbazine may cause serious or life-threatening liver damage. Liver damage may occur more often in people that are receiving other cancer chemotherapy drugs along with dacarbazine treatment. If you experience any of the following symptoms, call your doctor immediately: nausea, extreme tiredness, unusual bleeding or bruising, lack of energy, loss of appetite, pain in the upper right part of the stomach, or yellowing of the skin or eyes.
Dacarbazine injection has caused birth defects in animals. This medication has not been studied in pregnant women, but it is possible that it may also cause birth defects in babies whose mothers received dacarbazine injection during pregnancy. You should not use dacarbazine injection while you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant unless your doctor decides that this is the best treatment for your condition.
Keep all appointments with your doctor and the laboratory. Your doctor will order certain tests to check your body's response to dacarbazine.
Talk to your doctor about the risks of using dacarbazine injection.
Dacarbazine is used to treat melanoma (a type of skin cancer) that has spread to other parts of your body. Dacarbazine is also used in combination with other medications to treat Hodgkin's lymphoma (Hodgkin's disease; a type of cancer that begins in a type of white blood cells that normally fights infection). Dacarbazine is in a class of medications known as purine analogs. It works by slowing or stopping the growth of cancer cells in your body.
Dacarbazine injection comes as a powder to be mixed with liquid to be injected intravenously (into a vein) over 1 minute or infused intravenously over 15 to 30 minutes by a doctor or nurse in a medical facility. When dacarbazine is used to treat melanoma, it may be injected once a day for 10 days in a row every 4 weeks or it may be injected once a day for 5 days in a row every 3 weeks. When dacarbazine is used to treat Hodgkin's lymphoma is may be injected once a day for 5 days in a row every 4 weeks or it may be injected once every 15 days.
Ask your pharmacist or doctor for a copy of the manufacturer's information for the patient.
This medication may be prescribed for other uses; ask your doctor or pharmacist for more information.
Before receiving dacarbazine,
Unless your doctor tells you otherwise, continue your normal diet.
Dacarbazine may cause side effects. Tell your doctor if any of these symptoms are severe or do not go away:
Some side effects can be serious. If you experience any of these symptoms or those listed in the IMPORTANT WARNING section, call your doctor immediately:
Dacarbazine may cause other side effects. Call your doctor if you have any unusual problems while taking this medication.
If you experience a serious side effect, you or your doctor may send a report to the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting program online ( Web Site ) or by phone (1-800-332-1088).
In case of overdose, call the poison control helpline at 1-800-222-1222. Information is also available online at Web Site. If the victim has collapsed, had a seizure, has trouble breathing, or can't be awakened, immediately call emergency services at 911.
It is important for you to keep a written list of all of the prescription and nonprescription (over-the-counter) medicines you are taking, as well as any products such as vitamins, minerals, or other dietary supplements. You should bring this list with you each time you visit a doctor or if you are admitted to a hospital. It is also important information to carry with you in case of emergencies.
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Web design Zen is all about balance. So many webmasters will tell you that web design is all about content. I believe they are wrong! My web design Zen epiphany has led me to the conclusion that web design is all about balance. This article will investigate why it is so important to get the appearance, content and functionality of your web design right and offers some tips to do so.Appearance without content is as hollow as a reedIt is true that "pretty" websites that lack genuine and original content will fall short. This is because without original content your search engine results will be poor and you just wont get visitors to see your "pretty" site.However don't be fooled concentrating and focusing on your content alone wont spell success.Content without presentation is a as a painting without paint.Content is often touted as the magical bullet that will solve all of your web design problems. The fact is you have all of the answers to your target markets questions, offer products and services with great value, and your sites appearance is not up to scratch people will navigate away.Form without function is a lion without teethYou can add the best content and have great graphic design but if you site isn't easy to navigate and use visitors will simply navigate to your competition.Web Design without planning is as an ill fated journeyWeb design planning is vital. Ask and answer all of the important issues and write them down. The best advice I can give is to consider all aspects of web design and organize the best approach to each element.Precise planning provides a blueprint to success.Balance in all things leads to the greatest successes.By now you might have figured out the common theme. One element without the support of the other fails. The healthy and well considered web design balance will give you best chance of success.
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Many emerging markets provide opportunities which you cannot get in the country anymore. Through the years, the energy industry in the area has grown to play a critical role in the world economy. The company buying the receivables is known as a factor. So as your company grows so does the quantity of funding that is available to you. Trade finance is related to the procedure for financing certain activities related to commerce and worldwide trade. If you are worried about bad debts, many discounting companies can supply a facility that includes bad debt insurance policy protection for extra security. But if you're using traditional loan and overdraft facilities that the bank won't increase, then such a facility will give a solution for cash flow.
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text: Australia has one of the most outstanding and diverse rock art records in the world. Rock art consists of paintings, drawings, stencils, engravings, bas-relief and figures made with the wax of native bees. It is found in caves and rock shelters, on rock platforms and boulders. From inner Sydney to the Pilbara, from Tasmania to the Top End of the Territory as many as 100,000 individual rock art sites are thought to still exist, with exciting new discoveries made each year. In this context the Place, Evolution and Rock Art Heritage Unit (PERAHU) was established at Griffith University in 2011. PERAHU is located within the School of Humanities and advocates multidisciplinary, multicultural and scientific approaches to rock art and cultural evolution research. PERAHU's key aim is to promote excellence in Australian and international rock art, human evolution and place research across Australasia. PERAHU collaborates closely with Indigenous peoples wherever research is undertaken.


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Claremont, Calif. – The Athenas' win streak came to an end on Saturday as they lost to the Pomona-Pitzer Sagehens. The Athenas fought hard throughout the game but in the second half could not overcome the deficit that had been created in the first half.
The first goal of the game came from the Sagehens and was scored by freshman Hannah Christenson. The Athenas answered back in just over three minutes with a goal by sophomore Molly O'Donnell. However, after that the Sagehens went on a 6-2 run to finish out the first half led by four goals from sophomore Sarah Markowitz.
The Athenas started the second half down 7-3 and were able to limit the scoring of the Sagehens to only four more goals in the second half. Unfortunately, the Athenas had some trouble scoring as they only added two more goals themselves in the second half for a final score of 11-5.
The Athenas were led by sophomore Izzy Laterzo who had two goals. The Athenas are now 9-4 overall, and 2-4 in SCIAC.
The Sagehens were led by Sarah Markowitz who had five goals.
The Athenas next take the field on Wednesday, April 9 at the University of Redlands at 7:00 PM.
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