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A centerpiece of deep pink miniatures roses wrapped in a delicate old embroidered doily is surrounded by sweet confections of pink and white cupcakes with extra sprinkles and flanked by tall elegant old candlesticks.
See you next time. :)
Hello Lynn,
Any of those pink cupcakes left? Just wondering...:o)
Love those decorated sugar cubes, how cool is that!
~ Gabriela ~
Oh, Lori Lynn, you just have the prettiest things. This is all so cozy and homey. I love things like that.
Those sugar cubes caught my eye. How fun is that? I hope your day is wonderful!
Hugs- Tete
Lynn, did my comment come through.
Hi Lynn,
Those baby shoe's are wonderful. I'm not surprised that they have been sold. One can so so much witht hem..I would fill them with tiny flowers and baby's breath!
Adorable...and I too love the color pink..
Hope all is well and you are having a blast with your new adventure..
The sugar cubes are the sweetest!! And so are the baby shoes...what a neat thing to collect! Love the cupcakes, love everything. And thank you for the lovely comment on my last post...you are a dear.
Hi Lynn, Your tea looks wonderful. Can you save me one of the pink cupcakes? LOL.
Lynn, your tea party is full of sweet inspiration. Love all the pink details. This sweet party is perfect for a princess! ~ Sarah
PS ~ Excited about your new space!
Lynn- What a lovely tea! The cupcakes and everything looks wonderful.
MyHero's grandmother used to have fancy dinner and tea parties and I can remember her bringing out those decorated sugar cubes. What fun to see some here. Hugs- Diana
What a lovely tea you made them and I'm sure they would be honored to attend.
A very delightful tea, indeed. Just beautiful.:))
xo bj
A beautiful tea party Lynn. Your tea pot is so pretty and delicate. The baby shoes are the perfect touch for this baby tea!
à bientôt,
Very pretty table! Lovin' the sugar cubes, how neat:@)
Hello Lynn,
your table is very nice and everything is charming. But the sugar cubes are so outstanding. I never saw such before. What a SWEET idea.
Greetings, Johanna
Love the sugarcubes. I remember those from years ago, but I haven't seen any recently!
Oh my goodness I am overcome with all of the loveliness!
I have to say that your vintage sugar cubes are nothing short of spectacular!
From the bottom of my heart, thank you SO very much for linking up.
Hi Lynn - The royal couple must be expecting a princess with all the pretty pinks. Everything looks lovely - and oh my gosh - who would save those beautiful sugar cubes for so many years? Amazing. What a neat find. xo Nancy
I love those sugar cubes -- they are truly special. You have lovely things! I do covet those plates and cups (which you say have sold!)
I like that little tray of sugar cubes, they are beautiful. I still have my son's baby shoes, worn by each. I always enjoy coming to your post, it has such lovely things. Thank you for coming by and have a nice week finding vintage items, that I am sure we will see.
Your tea is lovely, Lynn! The tray of sugar cubes is so pretty! Thanks for sharing and thanks for tea.
Hi Lynn...
My friend, what a fun and creative tea party...to honor the future baby girl of William and Catherine! I love it! Ohhh...your vintage baby shoes are sooo awesome! They are just adorable! What a fun collection to shop for! Your tea table looks so beautiful, my friend! From the beautiful vintage linens...right down to the vintage sugar cubes! Thank you for sharing your pretties with us today for the High Tea party!
Warmest wishes,
Chari @Happy To Design
"Queen Great Grand Mum" - perfect! Love that as a theme for your tea-scape! The little booties on the table, the roses and the china all look lovely. The goodies look yummy too!
You set a beautiful table ! Hope you are not wearing yourself out and I am lookin' forward to you sharing your newest adventure !
I love your table! Your treats look amazing!
Your tea party is precious Lynn...baby shoes are the cutest things and wow, I love those sugar cubes... I have never seen anything like those before :)
Big hugs,
Beautiful! I love the dainty tea cups. I have a few of that style and I think they're so precious.
Everything looks so beautiful!! The tea cups are adorable.
Have not seen you in a while. You look great! xox Alexandra
Happy Pink Saturday, Lynn. I hope there is some of this beautiful and delicious tea party left. I'll be right over.
I am dying over those sugar cubes. Gorgeous!
I love it all, but I think I love those little shoes the most! Everything looks delicious! Wishing you a lovely weekend, Lynne...
What a beautiful table you've set for tea, and I'm just crazy about those decorated sugar cubes! I've never ever seen such a thing before!
Happy Pink Saturday!
I haven't seen decorated sugar cubes for years and years...aren't they a delight!!
Your pretty cupcakes made me very hungry!
I enjoyed your tea party!
I'm back again to wish you a Happy Pink Saturday. I still love the sugar cubes and the shoes are darling!
Such a lovely reason to have a tea party, and yours is royally perfect.
Happy Pink Saturday,
Your roses, cupcakes, and cookies are perfect for PS. Then you add the rest of your post and it all becomes spectacular I have fallen in love with the little baby shoes. I have never seen them, but if I ever do I will have to buy myself one. This is a gorgeous post.
How pretty! I think my Tipper Teapot Sitter would look lovely on top of your teapot!
Those sugar cube are precious. Thanks for the invitation to your tea party!
Happy Pink Saturday Sweetie...
Oh Lynn I hope you have one of those delish cupcakes left, a pink one please.
What a wonderful tea party, and yes I am working on my hat for Ms Laura's tea party coming up in March. Can't wait. I will be taking lots of photos to share.
Love these little pink shoes as well. Are not just the sweetest thing ever? Love it Lynn.
Have a beautiful weekend. Many hugs and much love, Sherry
What a lovely tea party you put together - just divine!
Happy Pink Saturday :O)
Happy Pink Saturday Lynn, Hope you left a spot of Tea and Cupcake for me, yum, I'll be right over! Hugs my friend, Marilou
Hello Lynn, oh my, those sugar cubes are just the best. Your table is so nice and pretty, love the tea and the sweets. I think it's a great idea to have the crochet work around the potted rose bush, that is so pretty.
Happy Pink Saturday, Char
I simply had a blast at your virtual tea party. I especially enjoyed the cupcakes. The tables were decorated with elegance. The sugar cubes are to die for!!! And I adore the pink shoes.
Happy Pink Saturday! What a pretty tea party. I can't get over those sugar cubes!
I enjoyed your cyber tea party so much. I admired your plant cover. Never saw that done before. Nice idea! Happy Pink Saturday.
Joyce M
Amazing sugar cubes!
Happy Pink Saturday!
Lovely tablescape, and the personal touches that you have added...the sugar cubes, the babyshoes...definitely kick up the design quotient by a number of notches. So well done! Thank you for sharing your beautiful table. Cherry Kay
What a fun visit for Pink Saturday! I still remember when Diana married Charles - my children and their friends were quite enthralled and would have loved these kinds of parties. Nowadays, life is busier and my grandchildren haven't gotten into it all. But I have to admit, I do enjoy reading the headlines about it now and again. And I LOVED your cute decor for your tea party. Thank you for a delightful visit. :)
WOW, I don't know where to start. I love it all, but the sugar cubes are the best. They look so yummie you would never want to use them anyway.
Happy Pink Saturday
Hugs and Warm Wishes, CindyLew
Loved the tea! Thanks for sharing. Happy Pink Saturday!
Love it Lynn, it is going to be quite an event! I cannot believe those sugar cubes survived the test of time!
Hi Lynn! WOW!! What should I say...
Blogtrotter Two is strolling in Southern France amidst the best of the perfumes... Enjoy and have a great week!!
What a fun story you spin. I am all caught up in your pink web, for sure! I love, love and love your sugar cubes!!!! I must order those.
YOur images are all dreamy looking! And I think your collection of baby shoes are adorable! Won't Will and Kate be surprised!
Such a fun stop.
Happy Pink Saturday Lynn! OK, I know, I'm a day late, LOL! What a wonderful Tea you have set. LOVE those little shoes. Have a great week, Nan
I love those pink cupcakes !!!
It looks like a perfect tea time!!!
Have a great day
pretty! It doesn't take much to please me! A cup of tea, a pretty china cup and a plat of cookies, lol!
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The Importance of Paranoia for the Technical Professional
I recently read a blog post from a technical professional who's account had been hacked (http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2012/08/apple-amazon-mat-honan-hacking/all/) – not because he used poor passwords or unsafe practices, but because the hackers used some social engineering to get around the safety he had put into place.
While I won't focus on the particulars of his situation, the interesting part of his loss was the fragility of the security of his data. In this case, he lost personal data – with no way to replace it. Two things stood out for me in his article: the chain of security through his accounts, and the single-source of data he had.
In this case, someone contacted the vendor and pretended to be this person. Using easily obtained information, they simply gained access to the account, and didn't even have to hack the password. From there, the chain was that using various convenience-features, the hackers could delete the smartphone, and then on to the laptop the person owned. They completely wiped that out, and this is where there is an issue – he had his data on that laptop, and on the same vendor's cloud backup. Since the hacker *was* the account owner by that time, they wiped out both. The person's personal pictures, etc were gone forever. From there the hackers impersonated the person on Twitter and made racist and other statements to embarrass the person.
Although lots of features are available in all vendor products, I've always been….paranoid about using them. I try to follow the "moats and bridges" approach to security, meaning that one account or feature doesn't lead to another. I don't link things together that can be used to attach to more than one account, even when it's a cool new feature. One public logon from an airport's "free" wifi (which I never use, by the way) can lead to these attacks – even if you don't think you're logging on. Ever check your mail from the airport? Do you have more than one mail account in your mail client? You could be hacked. I realize most client software does a good job of trying to prevent this, but I use my own MiFi device which I have set to the highest encryption I can.
I also keep lots of data in the cloud – but that's not the only place. Periodically I have my important data backed up to a local drive,which I rotate to another secure location. After all, I've moved most of my books, pictures, scans, everything to a digital format. There's no way I'm keeping that in just one place, or on just one vendor.
There are other things you can do to protect yourself – a great list is here: http://gizmodo.com/5932663/9-things-you-absolutely-must-do-to-keep-your-online-identity-secure
When I help clients design solutions on Windows Azure, I recommend another copy of the storage wherever possible – even on other vendor's cloud storage or locally on a drive, or both. I'm paranoid that way – I don't want them to lose data. We take extraordinary precautions against losing data. Azure data has three copies on separate fault domains, and then those three are copied again to another physical datacenter automatically, that's just built into the system. Even so, I recommend periodic backups to other
locations of data the client can't easily re-generate.
While we provide lots of tools, information and guidance about security and protection in Windows Azure, ultimately it's up to you to properly secure your assets and plan for disaster recovery. That's true of any cloud provider - you need to learn the platform well to understand how to protect your data.
What I architect in Windows Azure I practice at home. Read that blog post, and I think you will agree it's good to be a little paranoid. Sometimes they really are out to get you.


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Children's activities, Winter activities, Skates A 400-meter skating rink made of natural ice. The Oval is located on the campus area / Mid Sweden University near the city center, where the former regiment A4 was low. Welcome! Read more
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Charlotte County Hospital
4 Garden St., St. Stephen, NB
Website | 506-465-4444
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CBC Rating: B
Data reported by this hospital shows it gets about the same results overall as an average small hospital. The rating is based on three important risk-adjusted indicators measuring how well patients do after surgery or medical treatment, as reported by the Canadian Institute for Health Information.
This indicator measures the number of patients per 1,000 who die in hospital within five days of major surgery. It includes operations that take longer than two hours and usually require a general anesthetic, such as hip replacements and heart bypass surgery.
This indicator measures the number of patients per 1,000 who develop problems tied to nursing care such as urinary tract infections, bed sores, pneumonia or broken bones. Nurses are not solely responsible but studies show a strong link to low nurse staffing levels.
This hospital reports fewer adverse events tied to nursing care for medical problems than an average hospital of the same size.
This indicator measures the number of patients per 1,000 who develop problems tied to nursing care such as urinary tract infections, bed sores, pneumonia or broken bones. Nurses are not solely responsible but studies show a strong link to low nurse staffing levels.
Data reported by this hospital shows more patients are readmitted to this hospital after surgery than to an average hospital of the same size.
This indicator measures the number of surgical patients per 100 forced to return to hospital within 30 days of discharge. Many hospitals use this measure to assess the quality of care in the hospital and in the community.
Data reported by this hospital shows fewer patients are readmitted to this hospital after medical treatment than to an average hospital of the same size.
This indicator measures the number of medical patients per 100 forced to return to hospital within 30 days of discharge. Many hospitals use this measure to assess the quality of care in the hospital and in the community.
Source of indicator data: Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI).
The national average for each indicator is an average of all types of hospitals.
About this Hospital
- Type of hospital: Small Community
- Number of patients: 1,183
- Average length of stay: 6.7 days
- C. difficile infections: Not available
- MRSA infections: Not available
- ER wait time: Not available
- Single-bed rooms: Unknown
- Care provided by registered nurses: Unknown
- Use of electronic medical records: Unknown
- Interpreter services: Unknown
- Death rate: Unknown
the fifth estate Hospital Survey
This hospital declined to complete a survey that CBC sent to hospitals across Canada. The survey asked questions about initiatives to improve care and safety. It was developed with the help of health care experts.
Regular, reliable pain assessment
Best practice guidelines recommend that nurses screen patients at risk for pain at least once a shift, using a valid and reliable systematic pain assessment tool. Uncontrolled pain is considered an adverse event.
Medication reconciliation on admission
Accreditation Canada, a non-profit organization that accredits hospitals, requires hospitals to compare the medications a patient is on when admitted to those that will be given in the hospital. Half the hospitals CBC assessed follow this procedure at least 84 per cent of the time.
Hand hygiene compliance
Regular handwashing is considered the single most important way to reduce the spread of hospital-acquired infections. In half the hospitals CBC assessed, staff followed proper handwashing procedures at least 86 per cent of the time.
Single-bed rooms
Studies have linked a higher percentage of single-bed rooms to better infection control, reduced medical errors, fewer falls, improved sleep and better patient outcomes. In half the hospitals CBC assessed, at least 25 per cent of beds are in single rooms.
Flexible visiting hours
Studies show that the unrestricted presence of a family member or friend can improve safety, communication and the patient's understanding of his care.
Cots available for family members to stay overnight
Studies show that having a family member or friend stay with a patient around the clock improves safety and reduces medical mistakes.
Full meal service until 6 p.m. daily
An extended meal service can help facilitate visits from family and friends.
Conducts and reports formal patient surveys
Formal surveys that measure patients' views create incentives for hospitals to improve the quality of care and enhance public accountability. Some provinces have mandated the surveys.
Use of electronic medical records
Industry group HIMSS grades hospitals on electronic medical record use in eight stages. Some records may be automated at stage 0. Stage 7 hospitals are paperless. HIMSS research suggests hospital performance significantly improves at Stage 6. Half the hospitals CBC assessed scored 3.17 or higher.
Care provided by registered nurses
Studies have linked higher levels of care provided by RNs to better patient outcomes. In half the hospitals CBC assessed, RNs provide at least 70 per cent of all nursing care.
Interpreter services
Providing a formal interpreter service in a patient's mother tongue can improve safety, quality of care and understanding of treatment. In the U.S., the provision of formal interpretation services affects a hospital's accreditation.
Hospital board of directors discusses patient stories
U.S.-based Institute for Healthcare Improvement recommends that hospital boards review data on quality of care at every meeting, putting a human face on issues by discussing patient stories.
Posted: Apr 10, 2013 | Last updated: Apr 17, 2013.
The data on this page is accurate as of spring 2013.
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SOURCE: Canadian Institute for Health Information, data from CBC survey sent to hospitals, provincial health ministries, health authorities
CBC hospital ratings are not medical advice or recommendation. The care provided by hospitals with higher rankings will not necessarily be better than the care offered by others. A hospital with a lower grading may excel in areas that data collection authorities and/or CBC have not considered. The information provided is merely a guide to better inform Canadians. For all medical concerns and emergencies, please see your doctor/hospital.
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Made-for-TV Workout: 5 Fast Exercises
Tone up head to toe in front of the tube — all before McDreamy returns from commercials! All you need is a couch, a TV remote control, and a throw pillow.
Chris Fanning
Couch Push-Up
Targets: Chest, arms, abs
- Begin in push-up position with hands on side of couch, palms under shoulders, legs extended and feet on floor, hip-width apart.
- Keeping back straight and abs engaged, bend elbows to lower chest toward couch.
- Push back up. Do 15 reps.
Chris Fanning
Remote Reach
Targets: Abs, obliques
- Lie faceup on floor with knees bent, abs engaged, holding remote control in right hand.
- Lift left knee to 90 degrees, straighten right leg and raise.
- Lift upper body; twist torso to left, reaching right hand under left leg.
- Grab remote with left hand and lower upper body.
- Repeat on other side. Do 12 reps, alternating sides.
Chris Fanning
Ice Skater
Targets: Abs, glutes, hamstrings, quads
- Place pillow on floor.
- Stand to right of pillow, feet hip-width apart, knees slightly bent.
- Lift left leg a few inches off floor and squat, keeping right knee behind toes.
- Jump over cushion and land on left foot; reach right hand down to left toes.
- Do 10 reps, alternating sides.
Chris Fanning
Pillow Crunch
Targets: Abs, inner thighs
- Lie faceup on floor with knees bent, legs together, abs engaged.
- Place pillow between knees and lift legs off floor, knees bent 90 degrees over hips.
- Place hands behind head and exhale to crunch up while squeezing pillow with legs. Keep elbows out and eyes looking up.
- Inhale to lower. Do 15 reps.
Chris Fanning
Lunge Touchdown
Targets: Glutes, hamstrings, quads
- Stand with feet hip-width apart, abs engaged, with a pillow 3 feet in front of you.
- Lunge right foot forward, keeping knee behind toes, and grab pillow.
Chris Fanning
Lunge Touchdown, Part 2
- Push off right foot and stand up, lifting right knee while pressing pillow overhead. Hold for 1 breath; lunge to return pillow to start.
- Do 10 reps, alternating sides.
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The job classification system for the University of Alaska groups jobs into categories or "job families" based on the type of work. The job family captures the essence of the work, rather than the specific duties of each position. Job family descriptors reflect the nature and complexity of work at several levels within each job family. The Job Family classification system is intended to support recruitment and retention, workforce planning, performance management, career development, and market Analysis. The classification system is used across the University, providing consistent alignment of positions, structure for identifying career ladders, and benchmarks for conducting external salary surveys.
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Soldier in the Roman army, and a closet Christian. When a centurian's post fell open, he and another soldier applied. Marinus was the first choice, but his rival cited an ancient law that required a centurian to offer sacrifice to the emperor. Marinus confessed his Christianity, and claimed he could not offer the sacrifice. He was given three hours to change his mind, and spent the time in church with the bishop Theotecnus, meditating on a sword and scroll of the gospels. And the end of his three hours he again refused to make the sacrifice, and was executed for his faith.
- "Saint Marinus of Caesarea". CatholicSaints.Info. 27 February 2017. Web. 4 June 2020. <>


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Seawinds Holiday Cottages are a terrace of three traditional red sandstone self catering cottages situated in a conservation area in the centre of the picturesque village of Corrie on the Island of Arran.
The Cottages look straight out to sea with uninterrupted views of Bute, Cumbrae and the Ayrshire coast. All three properties have been upgraded to a high standard and provide all the ingredients for a comfortable and relaxing holiday.
The tranquil setting of Corrie, lying at the foot of Goat Fell, has long been a haunt of artists and is the ideal spot to get away from the stress of modern day living.
Seawinds Holiday Cottages are a terrace of three traditional sandstone cottages located in the centre of the picturesque village of Corrie
Spindrift cottage is a two bedroom cottage sleeping four people plus baby. There are two twin bedrooms and a bathroom with bath and shower on the ground floor. Upstairs is an open plan kitchen and living area with a patio door opening on to the back garden. There is an enclosed garden at the front of the cottage which has a small seating area with a picnic table and chairs.
Pricing £230.00 - £460.00 Per Week
Seawinds cottage is a three bedroom cottage sleeping six people plus baby. There are two twin bedrooms on the upstairs floor. On the ground floor, there is a double bedroom, kitchen, utility room, bathroom with bath and shower and a large sitting room/dining room. There is an enclosed garden at the front of the cottage with garden table and chairs and a barbecue. This patio area is also accessible from French doors in the sitting room.
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Springtide cottage is our newest cottage and is also a three bedroom cottage sleeping six people plus baby. On the ground floor there is one twin bedroom, one double bedroom with en suite shower room and wc, the utility room and the main bathroom which also has a shower. Upstairs there is one twin bedroom and an open plan kitchen and living room. This area opens out on to a large barbecue deck with table and chairs and a terraced garden ideal for outdoor living. There is a large enclosed paved area at the front of the cottage to sit and watch the world go by.
Pricing £285.00 - £585.00 Per Week
All three cottages are very comfortable and equipped to a high standard with electric central heating, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, microwave, Television with DVD, and cooking facilities.
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The sleaziest thing you can do in GTA V? No, it's not stealing a Jumbo Jet, but parking like a jackass. Bonus points for Trevor being dressed like a grumpy, bad grandpa.
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Tips to avoid a pest infestation when decorating the home for the Holidays
As families across the country get into the Holiday spirit by digging out their decorations and unpacking strands of twinkling lights, Hulett Environmental a pest management company servicing South Florida urges caution against pests that can make their way into the home via boxes of ornaments, fresh-cut Christmas trees, wreathes and even firewood. Ants and spiders can easily hide in the branches of trees and crevices of firewood, while mice can chew through cardboard boxes of decorations that have been stored away since last season. Unfortunately, these pests can pose serious health threats, from food contamination to the spread of disease, once they find a way inside." Hulett advises homeowners to carefully inspect these all items for pests before bringing them inside the home. Hulett recommends the following tips to specifically prevent a pest infestation when decorating for the Holidays:
- Inspect live, fresh cut evergreen trees, wreathes and garlands for spiders, insect nests or eggs before purchasing. Shake greenery outdoors to remove any pests before bringing them inside.
- Unpack decorations outdoors so pests aren't released into the home. Repack decorations in durable, sealed containers that pests can't chew through.
- Store firewood at least 20 feet from the home on a raised structure, such as concrete blocks or poles.
- If you suspect a pest infestation in your home, contact a licensed pest professional to inspect, identify and treat the problem.


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TUESDAY, April 17 (HealthDay News) -- A once-a-day pill to prevent HIV infection could significantly reduce the spread of the AIDS-causing virus, but would only be cost-effective if limited to men at very high risk for HIV infection, according to a new study.
Stanford University researchers created an economic model to analyze the use of the combination drug tenofovir-emtricitabine (brand name Truvada). A clinical trial found that the drug reduced a person's risk of HIV infection by an average of 44 percent when taken daily. In some people, the drug reduced the risk by 73 percent.
But the drug is expensive -- $26 a day, or $10,000 a year.
The economic model focused on men who have sex with men, a group that accounts for more than of the 56,000 new HIV infections a year in the United States, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The researchers found that giving the pill to all U.S. men who have sex with men would cost $495 billion over 20 years, compared to $85 billion if the pill was given only to gay men at particularly high risk for HIV infection -- those who have five or more sexual partners in a year.
Without the use of the anti-HIV pill, there would be more than 490,000 new HIV infections among gay men in the United States over the next 20 years. If 20 percent of men who have sex with men took the pill daily, there would be nearly 63,000 fewer infections over the next 20 years. If 20 percent of high-risk gay men took the pill, there would be 41,000 fewer infections over 20 years, the researchers said.
The study is in the April 17 issue of Annals of Internal Medicine.
Giving the pill to high-risk gay men represents good value, according to study first author Jessie Juusola, a Ph.D. candidate in management science and engineering in the School of Engineering at Stanford University.
"However, even though it provides good value, it is still very expensive," she said in a university news release. "In the current health-care climate, (these) costs may become prohibitive, especially given the other competing priorities for HIV resources, such as providing treatment for infected individuals."
Cost could be significantly reduced if the pill is found to be effective when used intermittently rather than daily. Clinical trials are under way to assess the drug's effectiveness when it is used less often than once a day.
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Pictured (left to right): Dr. Michael Ruchim, Associate Chief Medical Officer, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, 2nd Ward Alderman Bob Fioretti (Seneca Park & the Eli M. Schulman Playground are now in the 2nd Ward), Eli's Cheesecake's Maureen Schulman, reigning Olympic Gold Medal Figure Skating Champion, Chicago Fire Commissioner Jose Santiago, Eli's Cheesecake's Marc Schulman and Ritz Carlton Hotel General Manager Tom Segesta.
The evening of Thursday, November 21st continued a tradition in the Streeterville neighborhood as a ceremony was held to light Seneca Park & the Eli M. Schulman Playground for the holidays.
It was a festive evening (although a little wet) with a pre-lighting reception at the historic Company 98 of the Chicago Fire Department catered by the Ritz Carlton Chicago and the Eli's Cheesecake Company. Chicago Fire Commissioner Jose Santiago, a former Captain at Engine Company 98, joined in the festivities.
The lighting of Seneca Park & the Eli M. Schulman Playground is 100% privately funded. Funders of the lighting are Northwestern Memorial Healthcare, the Museum of Contemporary Art, American Girl Place, the American Dental Association, the Ritz Carlton Chicago, The Eli's Cheesecake Company, Lookingglass Theatre Company, the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, Broadway in Chicago, CBRE and Moore Landscapes.
Reigning Olympic Gold Medal Figure Skater, Evan Lysacek (a native of Naperville), served as the celebrity in a countdown to direct Moore Landscapes to turn on the lights. Lysacek is a long time friend of Marc and Maureen Schulman, who coordinated the event with Sarah Burke of Northwestern Healthcare.
A highlight of the event at the Firehouse was the reading of the by Eric Schroeder of Lookingglass Theatre of the poem written by Sally Park in honor of the event. Sally is a long time resident of the area and annually writes a poem for the evening.
Attendees at the Lighting included 2nd Ward Alderman Robert Fioretti (Seneca Park & Eli M. Schulman Playground are now in the 2nd Ward, Dean Harrison, CEO of Northwestern Healthcare, Susan Hayes Gordon of Lurie Children's Hospital, Peter Roth, recently named GM of the Park Hyatt, John Chikow of the Greater North Michigan Avenue Association and Gail Spreen of SOAR.
In 1988, the Playground at Seneca Park was renamed in memory of the late restaurateur, Eli M. Schulman, whose restaurant Eli's the Place for Steak was located just south of the park on the site of what is now the Lurie Children's Hospital. Over the next one and a half years, Eli's son Marc Schulman led a campaign to totally rebuild Seneca Park and the Eli M. Schulman Playground raising over $350,000 to fund the reconstruction and to purchase the equine sculpture, "Ben," by Deborah Butterfield which is in the Park. Fund raising events included a Gala the Ritz Carlton featuring the late cabaret singer Bobby Short.
The Lighting of the Trees on the Magnificent Mile with tiny white lights dates back to the 1959 when the Greater North Michigan Avenue started this holiday tradition.
It wasn't until 1992 when the Magnificent Mile Lights Festival as we know it today originated under the leadership of Founding Lights Festival Chairman Marc Schulman of Eli's Cheesecake. In an article in the Tribune in November of 1992, Schulman told Rick Kogan in an article entitled "It's time to turn on the Lights" that "It's all meant to be fun, to really kickoff the holiday season in a style reminiscent of bygone days." "We think this will mark the new coming of age of Michigan Avenue, our hope is that the lighting of the trees will become a holiday highlight."
What a great way for the Streeterville Community to welcome the Holiday Season: Thursday night in Seneca Park & the Eli M. Schulman Playground and Saturday evening for the 22nd BMO Harris Magnificent Mile Lights Festival.


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OTTAWA — Elections Canada investigators have arranged to interview Conservative campaign workers on Tuesday as part of their probe into apparently deceptive and fraudulent election calls in ridings across Canada, according to a source with knowledge of the investigation.
The interviews come as investigators sort through newly-obtained phone records they hope will help locate the source of suspect election calls in 85 ridings across Canada.
The news that investigators are to talk to Conservative campaign workers could be a significant step forward in a national investigation that appeared to be waiting for Conservative co-operation.
Investigator John Dickson filed court documents in which he reports calling Conservative Party lawyer Arthur Hamilton on Aug. 7 to request interviews with campaign workers. Almost three months later, on Oct. 30, Hamilton advised Dickson "that he anticipates being able to facilitate such interviews in the near future."
Hamilton, who could not be reached for comment on Monday, handled emails from Elections Canada about apparent deceptive poll-moving calls when the agency first started to field complaints a few days before the election, according to documents obtained under the Access to Information Act.
Last week, an Ontario court released a document Dickson filed in November, seeking an order compelling Rogers Communications to provide records of incoming and outgoing calls received in the week before the May 2, 2011 election.
The document, called an Information to Obtain (ITO), was based on 45 complaints Elections Canada received from Rogers customers, including 34 that reported receiving calls misdirecting them to the wrong polling station — both live calls and pre-recorded robocalls — and 30 reported receiving harassing calls, often calls purporting to be from one political party but seemingly designed to alienate that party's supporters.
The ITO became public on Thursday when Dickson filed a statement with the court indicating that Rogers had turned over the documents requested. The record shows that Rogers sent the phone records in Microsoft Excel format in a series of emails over the past month.
Elections Canada investigators are expected to use the incoming call data to trace the calls back to their origin, a process that will require at least one more set of court orders on phone carriers. They will also likely compare these records to other data already obtained from phone companies Shaw and Videotron to see if the complaints received calls from the same numbers.
So far, there is no indication Elections Canada has obtained phone records from Bell, one of the country's largest phone providers, and it is unclear if the company has retained the records from April and May 2011.
Last week, the agency was trying to iron out the terms of interviews between investigators and people who had worked on Conservative campaigns at the riding level. One point of discussion was whether Hamilton should listen in on the interviews.
Hamilton has been actively assisting Elections Canada with the separate but related investigation into the "Pierre Poutine" election day robocalls in Guelph, Ont.
The interviews that were scheduled for Tuesday concern calls apparently made by the local Conservative campaigns. Elections Canada wants to determine whether certain calls they are looking into came from legitimate party sources or whether they were from someone pretending to be with the party.
Investigators have already interviewed opposition campaign workers, who said they were not responsible for late-night calls that purported to come from their candidates.
Like a similar document intended to obtain phone records from Shaw telephone customers, the document released last week also refers to the recording of a call received on election day by Donna O'Reilly, a Liberal campaign volunteer in the Ontario riding of London West.
The message captured by O'Reilly's voice mail purports to be a get-out-the-vote call from Liberal candidate Doug Ferguson and directs her to a voting location far from her home. The message is recorded in a female voice with what sounds like a slight American accent.
According to Dickson's statement, Ferguson said his campaign did not make the call.
Ferguson told the Citizen that other voters in his riding had reported similar calls and one had said the call display on his phone indicated it came from the Dakotas in the United States.
Dickson notes that Elections Canada received 43 individual complaints about inappropriate phone calls from the London area.
"Although many Rogers complainants have provided anecdotal and often incomplete information pertaining to inappropriate election related calls, the reliability of their recollections is supported by the similarities of the complaints of others and to the complaint that included a recording of a received call."
After media reports came to light about the investigation into the "Pierre Poutine" call in February 2012, Elections Canada was inundated with complaints from across the country, mostly of calls that appeared designed to discourage opposition supporters from going to the polls, either by providing false information about polling station locations, or by harassing rude calls pretending to come from an opposition party.
Of the 1,399 specific complaints, 1,043 "relate to complaints of misdirection," either by live callers or robocall, and 857 involve complaints about harassing calls (many people complained of both misdirection and harassing calls.)
Many of the calls defy any pattern, since they took place in non-competitive ridings, but other complaints detailed in the court documents are clustered in close ridings, such as Saanich-Gulf islands, Kitchener—Waterloo and Eglinton-Lawrence.
Fred DeLorey, the spokesman for the Conservative Party, said Monday that the party is helping Elections Canada.
"The Conservative Party proactively reached out to Elections Canada and continues to assist them in any way we can," he said. "That includes handing over any documents or records that may assist them. We will not comment on specifics as we do not want to compromise any part of the investigation."


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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Vegan MoFo - Mandee's Cauliflower Cheeze!
On to the yummy food! My lunch today came courtesy of Mandee @ Cupcake Kitteh! Mandee is doing an E.A.T World themed MoFo, (yay!) and when I saw her Endive au Gratin dish today, it reminded me that months ago I had bookmarked her recipe for Cauliflower Cheeze, and because I can't hold a thought in my head for more than five seconds I totally forgot to make it. Until today!
Isn't it purdy? It almost looks like a soufflé! The cauliflower became soft and tender in the oven, and the cheezy sauce was smooth and nutty. I broiled mine for a few seconds because I wanted to crack it like a Crème brûlée. I'm quirky like that. Definitely a dish I will be making over and over again! Thanks Mandee! :)
What an awesome Vegan MoFo this has been already! Everyone is kicking butt and taking names! Aren't we a cool gang? *snap*
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Mmmm, that looks so, so good!ReplyDelete
I've only ever had Dandies and liked them.
Mandee is awesome! Eat World lives on!ReplyDelete
I have no comment about the cauliflower cheeze I'm afraid, but you knew that (can I pretend it's potato cheeze? Oh, that would be potato gratin wouldn't it? Or do I mean...*googles how to spell it*....potato dauphinoise?? I'm rambling, ignore me!) ;P
And I love the Westside Story LOLCats! =^..^=
Later potater! Or should I say ~ In an hour, Cauliflower!?
Mmm! Looks so good... and love the cats ;)ReplyDelete
your lunch looks great! I love the cat picture too! I wish I could help with your chip / marshmallow choice but I dont really know much about it. sorry! :)ReplyDelete
That Cauliflower Cheeze looks awesomely good - and well-done Mandee for keeping the Eat World dream alive! As for your marshmallows/choc chips query; I hsve no opinion, I'm British, therefore Dandies ghosties and Sweet and Sarah S'mores are things I can only dream of! *sigh!*ReplyDelete
That looks so like my lunch should look today. I'm making it.ReplyDelete
I once bought a bag of Dandies (I can get either of those brands at a local store) and they were all glued together like one big marshy wad. They tasted fine, but it was VERY inconvenient, and lots got thrown away. Never had that happen with S&S, and I'm not saying it will happen to you. I'm just saying. As they say.
The answer to the marshmallow question is complicated.ReplyDelete
If you need a lot of marshmallows; you need to buy Dandies because you get more pieces for the price; but if you're making something where the marshmallows would shine; buy sara and sweet. I'm addicted to sara and sweets. The flavors are all great and so are the originals. The cinnamon pecan variety is amazing on a sweet potato casserole. (do they donly do that in the south? well i'm from the south).
I do not like any of the commercially made vegan white chocolates. I think they taste like that white coating on cheap christmas cookies or holiday pretzels; just for taste reference. Hannah Kaminsky has an amazing white chocolate recipe on the bittersweet blog if you have access to cocoa butter; I would make hers. I never knew I even liked white chocolate until I tried her recipe. There's my eleven cents.
I can't help you out on the marshmallow or choc chips I'm sad to say. I've only ever had Sweet and Sara Toasted Coconut and all I have to say is BUY THEM!ReplyDelete
That cauliflower cheeze looks crazy good!
i totally need to try Mandee's cauliflower cheeze - sweet awesomeness, River - it looks glorious!ReplyDelete
dandies vs. sweet 'n sara - i like dandies for hot chocolate (they get more melty) and sweet 'n sara for some baking because the dandies get suuuper gooey - which if that's what you're going for (like making rice krispie treats 'n such) then get the dandies - but if you want something to retain more shape try the mini sweet 'n sara's or dice up the big regular sized ones. on their own, i love the dandies texture a bit better (softer) and they taste more sugary - the sweet 'n sara's are a bit firmer but they have a wonderful flavor that isn't such a sugar-shock. as for white chocolate chips - i get whatever kind they have a "the vegan store". i think it's their brand. i think they're yum and i've made white macadamia nut cookies with 'em before and got rave reviews. :)
Mmmm, that looks delish!ReplyDelete
I like Sweet & Sara to eat out of hand and Dandies to use in baking/rice krispies treats. As for white chocolate chips, I can only tell you that the brand I have (Lieber's, which I bought from Vegan Essentials) is gross. They taste like sweetened wax.ReplyDelete
That looks so creamy and delicious! Yum!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 2, 2010 at 5:32 PM
I don't know how I missed that recipe on Mandee's blog, but I am glad you shared it. That sounds so yummy. I love the cat picture. I am a major LOLcats geek!ReplyDelete
Oh goodness, I'm in love with Mandee's blog now! That cauliflower looks divine! Yay for new blogs!ReplyDelete
I am so glad you made the cauliflower cheeze and enjoyed it! I love the little pot you baked it in, now I want some too!ReplyDelete
And hmm, I've had Dandies but I don't think I've ever tried Sweet N Sara... maybe I have but I can't remember.
The cauliflower cheeze looks really yummy, and I love the cats too!ReplyDelete
Much respect to Becks' blondies, but woman, you have GOT to make my PB-white choc brownies! With the other half of the bag, perhaps? :DReplyDelete
Wow, that really looks like a cauliflower souffle.
I've only ever had S & S, and we like them. And I've only seen one type of vegan white chocolate chips...from Pangea? They weren't ideal tasting but will do. I'm surprised there aren't more options on that one.ReplyDelete
That souffle is one of the best looking things I've seen all week.
I don't know anything about those marshmallows, but they are both marshmallows so they can't be bad, right? :)ReplyDelete
That cauliflower recipe reminds me of one of the first things I ever made off a blog recipe way back int he day from Vegan Dad..
- AnonymousNovember 3, 2010 at 12:55 AM
I can't help with the mallow question - I've had niether. Yet.ReplyDelete
That plate is diving looking, tasty indeed!
Your kittiez have me laughing. So funny.
- AnonymousNovember 3, 2010 at 1:26 PM
That is lovely and the cats without thumbs pic is cracking me up!ReplyDelete
Oooh, that looks so, so good. Love au gratins! I think I will have to make it, too (and hopefully not forget). I'm too late to chime in on the marshies, but that's okay, since it looks as if you already got your answer!ReplyDelete
The cauliflower cheese looks yummy! In her recipe it calls for corn flour. Did you use corn starch or corn meal?ReplyDelete
Just in case anybody else is wondering, I will answer Heather's question here as well - I used cornstarch to make the Cheeze Cauliflower.ReplyDelete


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I've been chatting on Twitter today with @Tim_Eagon, @TriskalJM and @rrockman about the D&D cosmology and where it might go with #dndnext. If WotC go back to the Great Wheel, what happens to the cool stuff from the 4e iteration of the planes like the Shadowfell, Feywild and the Astral Sea? Do we really have to have the Ethereal Plane back again? Should demons go back to being fiends or do they carry on as elementals? What about Concordant Opposition and the primordials? In or out?
Trying to discuss all this in 140 characters is tricky so we thought a series of blog posts might be appropriate. If you want to join in, please do. Imagine Mike Mearls has given you the job of coming up with the #dndnext cosmology. What would you keep from prior editions and what would you bin?
The carnival will run from 1st to 15th December. Post on your own blog or I can host here if you are blog-less – just let me know via the comments if you are interested in taking part. Now to see if @symatt can come up with a funky logo.....
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Brown and Brooke are delighted to offer this four bedroom mid terrace Edwardian house located on a quiet and popular residential street. This well proportioned family home has been extended by the present owners, benefits include double glazing, large through reception, fitted kitchen and 35ft garden to rear. The property is ideally located close to Charlton station with its excellent links into central London and Canary Wharf, there is also a large retails park close by. Early viewing is recommended.
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A holding deposit is what is required to reserve a property once a rental offer is agreed. A holding deposit will be withheld should a tenant or guarantor fail any reference or Right-To-Rent check, if any misleading or false information is given or the tenant does not sign a tenancy agreement within 15 calendar days (unless mutually agreed in writing otherwise).
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|Rent in Advance
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|Security Deposit
|Per Tenancy, rent under £50,000 per year
|5 weeks rent
|Per Tenancy, rent above £50,000 per year
|6 weeks rent
|Unpaid Rent
|Any unpaid rent will be charged at 3% above the Bank of England base rate from the Rent Due Date in order to pursue the non-payment of rent until the amount outstanding is paid.
|Loss of Keys, Access/Security Device
|Tenants will be charged and are liable for the costs of replacing any keys, access or security devices. In a result of a loss where a lock is required to be changed, the costs of a locksmith, a new lock and keys needed for any relevant party will all be charged to the tenant.
|Variation of contract any time
|To cover costs for preparations and execution of new documents required
|£50 (Incl. VAT)
|Change of Sharer or Replacement Tenant at any time
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|To cover costs for any costs for referencing and Right-To-Rent checks on new tenants, deposit registration and preparation and execution of new documents required
|Early Termination
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Christmas Stockings
Every year someone in the family needs a new stocking. This year my new niece baby Hallie and my Nana who is 92! Of course I left it to December to start making them - I have got to be better about getting things done in the summer! I didn't even get very good pictures of them because it was midnight when I finished them, wrapped them, and checked them off my list!
They are pieced, appliqued, quilted, stitched with soft fur - they are quite the process!
Nana was so thrilled at her stocking. She said it was her very first stocking. Imagine getting your first stocking at 92 years old. I love Nana!
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If you are reading this, it's likely that you already have some idea what a QR Code (or tag) is. If not, you can find out more about QR Codes on Wikipedia.
Here's my QR tag – what does it say?
Below, you can find out how to decode it.
People with smart phones and an internet connection, can take a snapshot of the code and find out what it says. I don't have a smart phone, so I was feeling a little jealous every time I saw one of the tags posted somewhere. I decided to look for a way to decode these tags using my PC.
After many false turns, I finally found some freeware QR decoders that run on a PC. First I'll tell you about bcTester, which allows you to decode QR tags in images and PDF files.
After downloading, extract the bctester_en.zip file to a folder and run the setup file. Once installed, you'll find the app in your Programs menu and you can launch it from there. Here's what the main interface looks like.
You can open an image or PDF from the the Openicon (looks like a folder), or you can drag and drop images or PDFs onto it. Once you've got something to decode, you can hit the QR icon to decode it. There are several other tools to help if you run into a tag that doesn't want to spill it's secrets, and they offer plenty of help if you need it.
Next, I'll show you bcWebCam. This application takes advantage of your webcam to grab images from the real world and decode the tags for you. You'll need to install it after extracting the setup files from a zip, just like the bcTester app I mentioned above.
When launched, it shows you a basic how-tofor capturing and decoding tags and bar codes.
I gave it a try and didn't have much luck with it. That's mainly because I didn't have any good examples of codes or tags to take a picture of. I have no reason to doubt that it works like it's supposed to, with a little practice.
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A Safety and Efficacy Study of 552-02 in Subjects With Dry Mouth Associated With Sjogren's Syndrome
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00852839
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : February 27, 2009
Last Update Posted : September 18, 2018
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|Condition or disease
|Dry Mouth Associated With Sjogren's Syndrome Xerostomia
|Drug: Placebo Drug: 552-02
|Phase 2
The primary objective of this clinical study is to determine whether daily administration of an oromucosal formulation of 552-02 improves the global assessment of dry mouth, as assessed by visual analog scale (VAS), in subjects with primary Sjögren's syndrome.
The secondary objectives of this study are as follows:
- To evaluate the safety of daily administration of an oromucosal formulation of 552-02 in subjects with primary Sjögren's syndrome.
- To evaluate whether administration of an oromucosal formulation of 552-02 improves the subjective measurement of 6 different salivary functions, as measured using VAS, in subjects with primary Sjögren's syndrome.
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|140 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Parallel Assignment
|Quadruple (Participant, Care Provider, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|A Randomized, Double-Blind, Vehicle-Controlled, Parallel Arm Study of 552-02 in Subjects With Dry Mouth Associated With Sjogren's Syndrome
|Study Start Date :
|February 2009
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|October 2009
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|November 2009
|Experimental: 552-02
Drug: 552-02
The oromucosal formulation of 552-02 contains 552-02 (25 μg/mL), surfactant, flavoring agents, a humectant, and preservatives.
|Placebo Comparator: Placebo
Drug: Placebo
Placebo to match oromucosal formulation of 552-02
- Global assessment of dry mouth, as assessed by visual analog scale (VAS), in subjects with primary Sjögren's syndrome. [ Time Frame: 49 Days ]
- To evaluate the safety of daily administration of an oromucosal formulation of 552-02 in subjects with primary Sjögren's syndrome. [ Time Frame: 49 Days ]
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 80 Years (Adult, Older Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Male or female, aged 18 to 80 years (inclusive), and capable of providing their written informed consent.
- Male subjects must be either not sexually active, surgically sterilized, or agree to use an appropriate "double-barrier" method during study participation and for at least 30 days after the completion of dosing.
- Non-pregnant female subjects must be either not sexually active, post-menopausal, surgically sterilized; or agree to use an appropriate "double-barrier" method; or are currently using a prescribed transdermal, injection, implant, or oral contraceptive for at least 30 days before study participation and at least 30 days after the completion of dosing.
- Good health, as determined by a medical history, a physical examination, a detailed oral examination, 12-lead ECG, and measurement of clinical chemistry, hematology, urinalysis, and serology data.
- Demonstrated minimal level of unstimulated whole mouth salivary flow (greater than or equal to 0.05 milliliters [ie, 0.05 grams] per 5 minutes).
- Demonstrated clinically significant, moderate to severe level of dry mouth at screening as determined by his/her score on a 100-mm global VAS of dry mouth symptoms with anchors ranging from 'not dry at all' (0) to 'dry as a desert' (100) as follows:
- Minimal VAS score of 50 mm at Visit 1.
- Diagnosis of primary Sjögren's syndrome.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Currently using a potassium-sparing diuretic antihypertensive drug that contains amiloride; spironolactone (e.g.,Aldactone, Novo-Spiroton, Spiractin, Spirtone, Verospiron or Berlactone); triamterene (e.g., Dyrenium); or plerenone (e.g., Inspra). Chronic use antihistamines will be permitted if started at least 30 days before Visit 1, and a stable dose is maintained throughout the trial.
- Started using systemic cholinergic secretagogues or tricyclic antidepressant drugs within 12 weeks before screening, is not on a stable dosing regimen for at least 14 days prior to the Screening visit, or who is unable to maintain stable dosing throughout the study.
- Unable to withhold the use of oral comfort agents (eg, Oasis, MouthKote, etc) following enrollment in the study (Visit 1).
- Shows evidence of a significant active or ongoing oral infection or other oral conditions (eg, lichen planus) that, in the opinion of the Investigator, might affect the safety of the subject or be exacerbated during study participation.
- Acutely infected salivary glands or suspected closure of the salivary glands.
- A condition that may confound the diagnosis of primary Sjögren's syndrome.
- Received an investigational drug within the past 30 days.
- Received 552-02 in a previous study.
- History of multiple drug allergies or allergy to any medicine chemically related to the study drug (eg, amiloride, Moduretic, Midamor, triamterene).
- Any clinically significant allergic disease, including food allergies, with the exception of nonactive hayfever.
- Present history of any clinically significant and uncontrolled neurologic, gastrointestinal, renal, hepatic, cardiovascular, psychological, pulmonary, metabolic, endocrine, or hematological disorder or disease, or any other major disorder or disease, in the opinion of the Investigator.
- Sitting blood pressure at screening higher than 150/90 mmHg or lower than 100/50 mmHg after resting for 5 minutes.
- Sitting pulse rate at screening outside the range of 50 - 90 beats per minute (bpm) after resting for 5 minutes.
- Consumes more than 2 alcoholic drinks per day or has a significant history of alcoholism or drug/chemical abuse within the past 12 months.
- History of using tobacco products within the last 3 months.
- Has viral hepatitis or tests positively for the hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) or hepatitis C (non-A, non-B) antibody, or a positive result for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) antibodies.
- Positive serum pregnancy test or is nursing (female subjects only).
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00852839
|United States, Connecticut
|New England Research Associates, LLC
|Trumbull, Connecticut, United States, 06611
|United States, Florida
|University of Florida College of Dentristy
|Gainesville, Florida, United States, 32610
|United States, Indiana
|Indiana School of Dentristy
|Indianapolis, Indiana, United States, 46202
|United States, Maryland
|The Center for Rheumatology and Bone Research
|Wheaton, Maryland, United States, 20902
|United States, Massachusetts
|Tufts University School of Dental Medicine
|Boston, Massachusetts, United States, 02111
|United States, New York
|Winthrop University Hospital
|Mineola, New York, United States, 11501
|AAIR Research Center
|Rochester, New York, United States, 14518
|United States, North Carolina
|Carolinas Medical Center
|Charlotte, North Carolina, United States, 26232
|United States, Oklahoma
|Oklahoma University
|Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States, 73104
|United States, Pennsylvania
|Altoona Center for Clinical Research
|Duncansville, Pennsylvania, United States, 16635
|Penn Rheumatology Associates
|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 19104
|United States, Tennessee
|Rheumatology Consultants
|Knoxville, Tennessee, United States, 37909
|United States, Texas
|Arthritis Centers of Texas
|Dallas, Texas, United States, 75246
|Univ. of Texas Health Science Center
|San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78229
|United States, Washington
|Arthritis Northwest
|Spokane, Washington, United States, 99204
|Responsible Party:
|Parion Sciences
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|First Posted:
|February 27, 2009 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|September 18, 2018
|Last Verified:
|July 2014
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Sjogren's syndrome
Mouth Diseases
Dry Eye Syndromes
Sjogren's Syndrome
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Joint Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
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When it comes to the high tech, high fashion companies in the USA, there is no denying that California is home to some of the biggest brands in the world. Companies like Google, Adobe, Hewlett-Packard and Apple all grew up in the area known as Silicon Valley, close to San Francisco. It's the spiritual centre of the world's computer industry, but it's easy to lose sight of the fact that other parts of the United States are home to equally innovative businesses. One of these places is Dallas in Texas, a location more associated with oil barons, ten gallon Stetson hats and cowboys than with high-tech industries.
Telecom Corridor
As well as being home to JR, Bobby, Sue Ellen and the rest of the Ewing clan, Dallas is home to the University of Texas, a high prestige university with a great reputation for training scientists and technological innovators. So many businesses working in the telecoms and computer sectors have sprung up in the area surrounding the university campus that it has become known as the Telecom Corridor. Over 600 high tech companies have made the Telecom Corridor their home. At the centre of the corridor is the small town of Richardson, which has been rated as one of the 20 best places to live in America, according to Money magazine.
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As the name Telecom Corridor suggests, this small corner of Texas is home to more than its fair share of telecommunications companies. Names such as AT&T (originally the American Telephone and Telegraph company), Verizon and MetroPCS are not particularly well known in Europe, but are household names across North America as providers of landline telephones, mobile phones and internet services. They have chosen to locate in Telecom Corridor due to the local expertise and access to skilled staff.
There is a huge crossover between telecommunications and other sorts of technology, so it's no surprise that other companies such as Ericsson, Cisco Systems, Samsung and Fujitsu have chosen to make their North American bases in Texas too. Other companies which are longer established in the Richardson or Dallas area include Texas Instruments, well known for their semiconductors and calculators, and Fossil, an accessories manufacturer which produces high-tech watches like their ladies Fossil ceramic watch and fashion items such as handbags or shoes. Fossil and Texas Instruments continue to innovate with new products, and products like the Texas Instruments' TMS320 semiconductors and the ladies Fossil ceramic watch are just the last in a long line of innovations.
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Although there are many job opportunities in the Dallas area for innovators and technology experts, working in Telecom Corridor is not as simple as booking a one way flight to Dallas and handing out CVs. In order to work for one of these companies you'll have to secure a job first, and they will have to prove you have skills that they can't get from Americans for you to qualify for a working visa. It's not impossible, but it is a lengthy and expensive business.
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text: Ok, so thanks to RepsolRider and his Super Rio, which is the basis for this build. http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=640772&highlight=kle650 Apologies in advance - I had LOTS of pictures, most of which got deleted by accident. Basically the finished product (well, still have some details to touch up) is all the pictures I have, but just wanted to post her up anyway. <iframe src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/wSkEx71Umqs" allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="349" width="425"></iframe> The only thing I didn't do myself on this project was the exhaust. The muffler is a titanium stocker off an R1. Nice, light, quiet, free. Anyway, this is an amateur build at best, so excuse the shitty welds, etc. ***Ride impressions later in the thread.***


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Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones Discuss Their Search for a New Singer
Although their efforts were spun as an attempt to continue Zeppelin without Plant, Page and Jones were actually serious about creating something new — in fact, they'd written a substantial amount of material before bringing in any singers. "It seemed the right thing to go in and start playing new material," Page told Classic Rock Magazine (via Blabbermouth). "I thought we really should play to our strengths here, which was the music. But there were a lot of movements to bring in singers and do this, that and the other. And that would've changed the character too early from what we were doing. I won't say there was pressure, but there was a lot of hinting about this singer and that singer. For me it was more a question of, let's see what we can really do. And I don't think we got a chance to do that."
Calling the 'Zeppelin with a new singer' rumors "a total misunderstanding," Jones recalled, "I said, 'Of course, if we go out (on the road), we're going to have to do some Zeppelin numbers.' And there's nothing wrong with that. In fact, we rehearsed 'Carouselambra,' which we've never done live before, and we had a bunch of new material done. But Jimmy and I couldn't agree on singers."
Of the vocalists they worked with, Jones said, "I quite liked Myles Kennedy. He's got the range, but his voice is completely different than Robert's. Which was fine by me, because it was going to be a completely different band. But it didn't work out and we all moved on."


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Wajam has created a more useful social search experience for Google than Google could.Sarah Kessler
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The social search service Wajam has figured out a hack to insert its content on Apple's default appsLiz Gannes
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A mother her four children were trapped underneath the heavy board when it fell around 1:30 p.m. Friday.
Witnesses reported hearing a loud crash in the new terminal of the airport and people screaming as they scrambled to help the family trapped by the massive sign.
It took between eight to ten airport employees to lift it off of them, Birmingham Fire and Rescue Battalion Chief Donald Jones said.
The injured children were transported to Children's of Alabama hospital for treatment and the mother was taken to an area hospital.
A spokesperson for Children's identified the child who died as Luke Bresette, age 10. He passed away at 2:26 p.m. at Children's of Alabama hospital.
There is no update on the conditions of Bresette's three other injured siblings. A UAB spokesperson says that the mother is in critical condition.
The flight status board, estimated to weigh between 300 and 400 pounds by a fire official, was in a pre-security section of the new terminal, which opened last week. The board was near the Southwest Airlines ticket counter.
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Airport officials are checking all of the other flight information signs to make sure they are secure. The workers have also placed barricades around all of the flight signs to keep passengers from getting too close to them.
A spokesperson for the airport, Toni Herrera-Bast, said airport officials don't know why the board fell, but they will investigate the matter.
Herrera-Bast said the airport was never closed to the public during the incident and all flights are still going on as normal.
Birmingham's Mayor William Bell released a statement about the incident, saying he has offered the city's "full support to the Airport Authority as they investigate what has occurred this afternoon."
Mayor Bell said he has asked the public safety staff to "assist this family in their time of need in any way possible as they grapple with what has happened."
FOX6 News reporters at the airport say that around 6 p.m. Friday, crews could be seen dismantling and removing the board that fell and injured the family.
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