(refer to the Appendix 1). The AIM-C was completed by the subject\'s caregiver at baseline and at week 4.

The MSS is a nonvalidated 11-question survey designed to assess caregiver satisfaction with the efficacy and tolerability of MTS. The questions were answered by the subject\'s caregiver at week 4. Responses ranged from \"strongly agree\", \"agree\", \"somewhat agree\", \"strongly disagree\", \"disagree\", and \"somewhat disagree\". For MSS data analysis, \"strongly agree\", \"agree\", and \"somewhat agree\" were combined into the category \"agreed\". \"Strongly disagree\", \"disagree\", and \"somewhat disagree\" were combined into the category \"disagreed\".

Tolerability measures
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Tolerability was based on spontaneous reports of AEs. Any AEs were coded using the *Medicinal Dictionary for Regulatory Activities*(MedDRA) Version 7.0. Reported AEs were monitored and recorded throughout the study and for 30 days after the last dosecamps and this year end.

LaFleur Changes the Culture

In his first season at the helm, Matt LaFleur’s presence has been felt immediately. Fans were pleasantly surprised that the Packers were going to be conducting joint practices with the Houston Texans in the days before the teams face off in their respective preseason openers. Green Bay has not participated in a joint practice since Aaron Rodgers was a rookie in 2005.

The environment at practice is much different in the LaFleur era. Gone are the methodical, monotonous drills and “TV timeout” breaks that former head coach Mike McCarthy would frequently sprinkle in throughout practice. Instead, LaFleur has implemented a high-intensity, fast-paced work environment, complete with music pumping throughout the practice. Each day at camp is different than the last, and players