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Acetazolamide (Generic)
Diamox (DI-a-mox) is a brand name of generic drug acetazolamide. It can be used to treat various types of seizure activity including generalized tonic-clonic (grand mal seizures), absence (petit mal) seizures, and catamenial (menstrual) seizures. It is also used as an add-on therapy for partial seizures. It is also used to treat other diseases such as glaucoma and high altitude sickness. Diamox comes in the form of tablets and capsules. Diamox Sequels are the extended release capsule forms of this medication.
ACTH (Brand)
ACTH is an abbreviation for adrenocorticotropic hormone. This hormone is secreted from the pituitary gland located at the base of the brain. It is used to treat spasm and seizure activity in infants and children. Its brand name includes HP Acthar Gel. As its name indicates, HP Acthar Gel is semi-gelatinous (16% gelatin) designed to provide a prolonged release of the medication.
Afinitor (Brand)
Afinitor is an inhibitor of mTOR (mammalian target of rapamycin), a serine-threonine kinase, downstream of the PI3K/AKT pathway. The mTOR pathway is dysregulated in several human cancers. Everolimus binds to an intracellular protein, FKBP-12, resulting in an inhibitory complex formation and inhibition of mTOR kinase activity. Inhibition of mTOR by everolimus has been shown to reduce cell proliferation, angiogenesis, and glucose uptake in in vitro and/or in vivo studies.
Amantadine (Generic)
Amantadine hydrochloride has been shown in several open studies to benefit children with refractory generalized epilepsy. https://n.neurology.org/content/35/4/579
Aptiom (Brand)
Indicated as an adjunct treatment of partial-onset seizures in adults 400 mg PO qDay x 1 week, then increase to 800 mg PO qDay (recommended maintenance dose) Some patients may benefit from 1,200 mg/day (maximum dose); should only be initiated after patient tolerates 800 mg/day for 1 week For some patients, treatment may be initiated at 800 mg qDay if the need for additional seizure reduction outweighs an increased risk of adverse reactions during initiation
Ativan (Brand)
Ativan (AT-ih-van) is a commonly used medication to reduce anxiety. Doctors may prescribe Ativan as an add-on medication to treat a variety of seizure types. It is the brand name for the medicine Lorazepam (lor-A-ze-pam). It is one of a group of drugs called benzodiazepines (ben-zo-di-AZE-i-peens).
Banzel (Brand)
Banzel (BAN-zel) is the brand name for the seizure medicine rufinamide (ru-FIN-a-mide). Banzel is usually used as an add-on treatment to control seizures associated with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, which is a severe form of epilepsy. Banzel is taken orally and is available in 200mg and 400 mg film-coated tablets.
Barbexaclone (Brand)
a salt compound of phenobarbital and propylhexedrine. It was introduced in 1983. It is reported to be as effective as phenobarbital but better tolerated. 100 mg of barbexaclone is equivalent to 60 mg of phenobarbital. It is not available on prescription in Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, the UK or the U.S.
Briviact (Brand)
The exact way that BRIVIACT works is not yet fully understood, but it is thought that BRIVIACT reduces the frequency of partial-onset seizures by binding to synaptic vesicle protein 2A (SV2A) in the brain.
Carbamazepine (Generic)
Tegretol (TEG-re-trol) is brand name of the generic medication Carbamazepine. Tegretol is used to control epileptic seizures by blocking certain nerve impulses to the brain. It may come in the form of extended-release capsules, syrup (liquid), tablets, chewable tablets, and extended-release tablets.
Carbatrol (Brand)
Carbatrol (CAR-ba-trol) is one of several brands of the generic medication Carbamazepine. Carbatrol is used to control epileptic seizures by blocking certain nerve impulses to the brain. It may come in the form of extended-release capsules, syrup (liquid), tablets, chewable tablets, and extended-release tablets. Carbatrol is made to release slowly when you take this medication. It enables medication user take the medication less frequently, usually two times a day.
Carisbamate (Brand)
CBD (Generic)
Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of at least 85 cannabinoids found in cannabis. It is a major constituent of the plant, second to THC, and represents up to 40% in its extracts.[3] Compared with THC, cannabidiol is non-psychoactive, and is considered to have a wider scope of medical applications than THC,[citation needed] including to epilepsy, multiple sclerosis spasms, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, nausea, convulsion and inflammation, as well as inhibiting cancer cell growth.
CBD/THC (Generic)
Celontin (Brand)
Methsuximide is used to control absence (petit mal) seizures (a type of seizure in which there is a very short loss of awareness during which the person may stare straight ahead or blink his eyes and does not respond to others) that cannot be treated with other medications.
Cenobamate (Generic)
Cenobamate (YKP3089) is a new antiseizure medication (ASM) approved by the US Food and Drug Administration on November 21, 2019, for the treatment of partial- (focal-) onset seizures in adults.
Clobazam (Generic)
Clobazam (KLOH-bah-zam)is the generic name (non-brand name) of the brand-name drug commonly known as Frisium (FRIH-zee-um). Clobazam is a seizure medicine and is available in many countries outside the United States. In Canada, clobazam is also sold under the brand name Novo-Clobazam.
Clonazepam (Generic)
Klonopin (KLON-o-pin) belongs to a family of drugs called benzodiazepine (ben-zo-di-AZEi-peens). It is quickly absorbed from the intestine after being taken by mouth and reaches peak levels in 1 to 2 hours. The generic formulation of Klonopin is known as clonazepam. It may be prescribed for a variety of seizure types and syndromes, including absence seizures, myoclonic, atonic (drop attacks), seizures of focal onset (known as partial seizures) and Lennox-Gastaut syndrome. It is most often used as an add-on drug to other antiepileptic drugs.
Clorazepate (Generic)
Tranxene (TRANK-seen) is the brand name for the medicine clorazepate (clor-AZ-e-pate). It is one of a group of drugs called benzodiazepines (ben-zo-di-AZE-i-peens). Tranxene may be prescribed as add-on medication to treat a variety of seizure types, including myoclonic and absence seizures; drop attacks and the Lennox-Gastaut syndrome. It is known generically as Tranxene and comes in both capsule and tablet form.
Convulex (Generic)
A chemical compound that has found clinical use as an anticonvulsant and mood-stabilizing drug, primarily in the treatment of epilepsy, bipolar disorder, and less commonly major depression. It is also used to treat migraine headaches and schizophrenia. It is marketed under the brand names Depakote, Depakote ER, Depakene, Depacon, Stavzor. Related drugs include the sodium salts sodium valproate, used as an anticonvulsant, and a combined formulation, valproate semisodium, used as a mood stabilizer and additionally in the U.S. also as an anticonvulsant.
Corticotropin (Generic)
Corticotropin-releasing hormone (CRH) is a 41-amino acid peptide derived from a 191-amino acid preprohormone. CRH is secreted by the paraventricular nucleus (PVN) of the hypothalamus in response to stress. Marked reduction in CRH has been observed in association with Alzheimer's disease, and autosomal recessive hypothalamic corticotropin deficiency has multiple and potentially-fatal metabolic consequences including hypoglycemia and hepatitis. In addition to being produced in the hypothalamus, CRH is also synthesized in peripheral tissues, such as T lymphocytes, and is highly expressed in the placenta. In the placenta, CRH is a marker that determines the length of gestation and the timing of parturition and delivery. A rapid increase in circulating levels of CRH occurs at the onset of parturition, suggesting that, in addition to its metabolic functions, CRH may act as a trigger for parturition.[1]
Depakene (Brand)
Depakene (DEH-pah-keen) is a brand name for the commonly used epilepsy drug valproic (val-PRO-ik) acid. It is used in the treatment of partial or absence seizures by itself or as add-on therapy in adults and children 10 years and older. It is also effective in other primary generalized seizures. Sometimes it is used to prevent migraine headache or to treat mood disorder. Depakene comes in the form of gelatine capsules or syrup (liquid). Depakene is not for the people with liver diseases or pancreas diseases, if you have these diseases, be sure to discuss with your doctor before starting Depakene.
Depakote (Brand)
Depakote (DEH-pah-kote) / Depakote ER (DEH-pah-kote-Ee-Ar) are two different preparation of the generic drug divalproex (di-VAL-pro-eks) sodium. They are used in the treatment of partial or absence seizures by itself or as add-on therapy in adults and children 10 years and older. It is also effective in other primary generalized seizures. These medicines are also used to prevent migraine headache or to treat mood disorder. Depakote is available in tablet and sprinkle capsule form. Depakote ER is an extended-release tablet version of Depakote.
Depakote ER (Brand)
Diacomit (Brand)
Stiripentol (marketed as Diacomit by Laboratoires BIOCODEX) is an anticonvulsant drug used in the treatment of epilepsy. It is unrelated to other anticonvulsants and belongs to the group of aromatic allylic alcohols.
Diamox (Brand)
Diastat (Brand)
Diastat AcuDial is a brand of the generic drug diazepam rectal gel. It is a gel preparation of diazepam for rectal administration for the treatment of serial or cluster seizures, sometimes referred to as acute repetitive seizures. Diastat works to stop seizure activity by acting on brain cell interactions that inhibit the seizure impulses. Diastat is rapidly absorbed from the lining of the rectum and quickly achieves therapeutic levels in the serum. It can be used in children and adults.
Diazepam (Generic)
Dilantin (Brand)
Dilantin (Di-LAN-Tin) is one of the most commonly used drugs to control epileptic seizures in the USA and many countries in the world. It is also known by the generic name phenytoin (FEN-Ih-Toe-In). Dilantin is used to treat various types of convulsions and seizures and can be as pills, extended-release capsules, chewable capsules, or syrup.
Divalproex Sodium (Generic)
Epanutin (Brand)
Epanutin capsules, oral suspension and infatabs all contain the active ingredient phenytoin, which is a type of medicine called an anticonvulsant. (NB. Phenytoin is also available without a brand name, ie as the generic medicine.) Phenytoin is used to treat epilepsy and works by stabilising electrical activity in the brain.
Epidiolex (Brand)
Epidiolex© is an investigational drug and has not been approved for use by the FDA or any other national regulatory agency
Epilim (Brand)
Epilim crushable tablets, enteric-coated tablets, syrup, liquid and injection all contain the active ingredient sodium valproate, which is a medicine that is used mainly to treat epilepsy. (NB. Sodium valproate is also available without a brand name, ie as the generic medicine.) Sodium valproate works by stabilising electrical activity in the brain.
Eslicarbazepine (Generic)
It is being developed by Bial[2] and will be marketed as Zebinix or Exalief by Eisei[3] in Europe and as Stedesa by Sepracor[4] in America. The EMEA has recommended granting marketing authorization in 2009 for adjunctive therapy for partial-onset seizures, with or without secondary generalisation, in adults with epilepsy.[1][3] The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced on 2 June 2009 that the drug has been accepted for filing.[4]
Ethosuximide (Generic)
Ethosuximide is marketed under the trade names Emeside and Zarontin. However, both capsule preparations were discontinued from production, leaving only generic preparations available. Emeside capsules were discontinued by their manufacturer, Laboratories for Applied Biology, in Zarontin (zuh-RON-tin) is a brand name for the generic medication ethosuximide (eth-oh-SUX-i-mide) used to suppress absence (petit mal) seizures. Zarontin is taken orally and is available in both capsule and liquid form.
Everolimus (Generic)
Ezogabine (Generic)
Ezogabine was approved for the treatment of partial seizures and is the first in its class as an activator of voltage-gated potassium channels in the brain developed for the treatment of epilepsy. The exact mechanism of action is unknown, but ezogabine may act as an anticonvulsant by reducing excitability through the stabilization of neuronal potassium channels in an "open" position.
Felbamate (Generic)
Felbatol (FEL-ba-tol) is an anticonvulsant. Its generic formulation is known as felbamate. Felbatol is used for partial seizures—that is, seizures that begin in a part of the brain. It comes in both tablet and liquid (syrup) form.
Felbatol (Brand)
Fintepla (Brand)
Fintepla (fenfluramine) is an amphetamine derivative indicated for the treatment of seizures associated with Dravet syndrome in patients 2 years of age and older. Fenfluramine was originally developed as an appetite suppressant and sold under the brand name Pondimin until it was withdrawn from the U.S. market in 1997.
Frisium (Brand)
Frisium (FRIH-zee-um) is the brand name used by Aventis Pharma for a seizure medicine available in many countries outside the United States. The generic name is clobazam (KLOH-bah-zam). In Canada, clobazam is sold under the brand name Novo-Clobazam.
Fycompa (Brand)
Fycompa (perampanel) is used to treat partial onset seizures in patients with epilepsy ages 12 years and older. Fycompa is in a new class of drugs to treat drug-resistant partial-onset seizures.
Gabapentin (Generic)
Neurontin (New-RON-tin) is used with other medications to help control seizures in adults and children for partial seizures with or without secondary generalization (spread to become a grand mal seizure). It is available in capsules, tablets, and liquid. It is generically known as gabapentin.
Gabitril (Brand)
Gabitril (GAB-ih-tril) is the brand name for the seizure medicine tiagabine (tie-AG-ah-bean). Gabitril is used in the treatment of partial seizures as add-on therapy in adults and children 12 years and older. Gabitril is an antiepilepsy agent. The exact way Gabitril works is by increasing the amount of a chemical in the nerve terminals that helps to inhibit the hyperexcitable nature of cells that generate epileptic activity. Gabitril is available in tablet form, usually in 2, 4, 12, and 16 milligrams.
Ganaxolone (Brand)
Ganaxolone (INN, also known as CCD-1042) is a steroid drug related to pregnanolone which has sedative, anxiolytic and anticonvulsant effects. It is a potent and selective positive allosteric modulator of GABAA receptors.[1] Ganaxolone is being investigated for potential medical use in the treatment of epilepsy. It is well tolerated in human trials, with the main side effects being sedation, dizziness and headache.[2] Further trials are underway and clinical development looks likely based on the results to date.[3][4]
Inovelon (Brand)
Inovelon® (i-NOVE-eh-lon) is the brand name for rufinamide, where it is approved for marketing in European countries. As of May 15, 2007, rufinamide has not been approved for use in the United States.
Keppra (Brand)
Keppra (KEPP-ra) is the brand name of the generic medication levetiracetam. Keppra is an anticonvulsant used in the treatment of various seizures such as partial-onset, myoclonic, or generalized tonic-clonic seizures. It is used in combination with other medications as well. Keppra is manufactured in the form of tablets, syrup (liquid), and injection.
Keppra XR (Brand)
Keppra XR (KEPP-rah XR) is a specially formulated drug of the generic medication levetiracetam. Levetiracetam is used in the treatment of various seizures such as partial-onset, myoclonic, or generalized tonic-clonic seizures. XR stands for "extended release," which means slow release and slow absorption of medicine after someone swallows it. This feature allows patients to take the medicine less frequently, usually once a day. Keppra XR is usually used in combination with other medications. Keppra XR is manufactured in the form of tablets.
Klonopin (Brand)
Lacosamide (Generic)
Vimpat (VIM-pat) is the brand name for the seizure medicine lacosamide (la-COS-a-mide). Vimpat is usually used as an add-on treatment to control partial onset seizures in patients with epilepsy aged 17 years and older. Vimpat is available in 50 mg (pink), 100 mg (dark yellow), 150 mg (salmon), 200 mg (blue) film coated tablet for oral use, and 200mg injection for health care professional use.
Lamictal (Brand)
Lamictal (La-MIC-tal) is the brand name for the seizure medicine lamotrigine (la-MO-tri-geen). Lamictal is used to treat partial seizures in adults and partial and generalized seizures in children. Research has shown that this drug is effective for various seizure types, including partial seizures, generalized seizures of no known cause, and the Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (a severe form of epilepsy). Lamictal is available in two forms: tablet and chewable dispersible tablets (can be chewed or dissolved in liquid).
Lamictal XR (Brand)
Lamictal (La-MIC-tal) is the brand name for the seizure medicine lamotrigine (la-MO-tri-geen). Lamictal is used to treat partial seizures in adults and partial and generalized seizures in children. Research has shown that this drug is effective for various seizure types, including partial seizures, generalized seizures of no known cause, and the Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (a severe form of epilepsy).
Lamotrigine (Generic)
Lamotrigine XR (Generic)
Levetiracetam (Generic)
Lorazepam (Generic)
Luminal (Brand)
Phenobarbital (INN) or phenobarbitone (former BAN) is a barbiturate, first marketed as Luminal by Friedr. Bayer et comp. It is the most widely used anticonvulsant worldwide [1] and the oldest still commonly used.[2] It also has sedative and hypnotic properties but, as with other barbiturates, has been superseded by the benzodiazepines for these indications. The World Health Organization recommends its use as first-line for partial and generalized tonic-clonic seizures (those formerly known as Grand Mal) in developing countries. It is a core medicine in the WHO Model List of Essential Medicines, which is a list of minimum medical needs for a basic health care system.[3] In more affluent countries, it is no longer recommended as a first or second-line choice anticonvulsant for most seizure types,[2][4] though it is still commonly used to treat neonatal seizures.
Lyrica (Brand)
Lyrica (LEER-ih-kah) is the brand name for the anti-epilepsy medication pregbalin. This medication is used as an add-on therapy in the treatment of partial onset seizures in adults. Lyrica is available in capsules in eight dosage strengths from 25mg to 300mg.
Methsuximide (Generic)
Methsuximide is used to control absence (petit mal) seizures (a type of seizure in which there is a very short loss of awareness during which the person may stare straight ahead or blink his eyes and does not respond to others) that cannot be treated with other medications. Methsuximide is in a class of medications called anticonvulsants.
Midazolam (Generic)
Midazolam (Versed) is used both acutely to treat SE at presentation and as a continuous anesthetic drip after SE has proven refractory to standard treatment (see below). Acutely, it may be given in intravenous boluses of 0.2 mg/kg (5 to 20 mg). Onset of therapeutic effect is extremely rapid because of high lipid solubility, but its effect is short-lived, and relapses of seizures may be expected. The very short duration of action allows clinical assessment soon after its discontinuation.
Mysoline (Brand)
Mysoline (MY-soh-leen) is the brand name of the generic medication primidone (PRIM-ih-dohn). Mysoline is used to treat partial seizures with or without secondary generalization and generalized tonic clonic (grand mal) seizures. It is available in liquid and tablet form.
NAYZILAM (Brand)
NAYZILAM® (midazolam) nasal spray* is a nasally administered benzodiazepine indicated for the acute treatment of intermittent, stereotypic episodes of frequent seizure activity (i.e., seizure clusters, acute repetitive seizures) that are distinct from a patient's usual seizure pattern in patients with epilepsy 12 years of age and older.
Neurontin (Brand)
Nitrazepam (Generic)
Nitrazepam is a type of benzodiazepine drug and is marketed in English-speaking countries under the following brand names - Alodorm, Arem, Insoma, Mogadon, Nitrados, Nitrazadon, Ormodon, Paxadorm, Remnos and Somnite.[1] It is a hypnotic drug with sedative and motor impairing properties,[2] anxiolytic, amnestic, anticonvulsant and skeletal muscle relaxant properties. Nitrazepam is available in 5mg and 10mg tablets. In the Netherlands, Australia, Israel and the United Kingdom it is only available in 5mg tablets.
Onfi (Brand)
Onfi (clobazam) is a benzodiazepine. Clobazam affects chemicals in the brain that may become unbalanced and cause anxiety. Onfi is used in combination with other medications to treat seizures caused by Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, a severe form of childhood epilepsy that also causes developmental and behavior problems. Onfi may also be used for purposes not listed in this medication guide.
Ospolot (Brand)
Oxcarbazepine (Generic)
Trileptal (try-LEP-tal) is the brand name for the seizure medicine oxcarbazepine (ox-car-BAZ-eh-peen). Trileptal (Tri-LEP-tal) has similar structure with TegretolXR, Carbatrol, and Epitol (carbamazepine). It is used as single drug therapy and as add-on therapy (adjunctive) in adults and children 4 years of age and older with partial seizures. Trileptal is available in both liquid and tablet forms.
Oxtellar XR (Brand)
Oxtellar XR is an extended release, once daily formulation of oxcarbazepine, a currently approved anti-epileptic drug. Oxcarbazepine produces blockade of voltage-sensitive sodium channels, resulting in stabilization of hyperexcited neural membranes, inhibition of repetitive neuronal firing, and diminution of propagation of synaptic impulses. These actions are thought to be important in the prevention of seizure spread in the intact brain.
Phenobarbitol (Generic)
Phenobarbital (fee-no-BAR-bih-tal) is a commonly used antiepileptic drug with long history. Phenobarbital was first used as an antiepileptic drug in 1912. It is used for generalized tonic-clonic and complex or simple partial seizures in adults and children. It may also be used for myclonic seizures. Once considered to be a first line drug, it is now generally thought to be a second-line therapy because of its side effects, which include sedation, depression and agitation. Phenobarbital is prescribed as capsules, tablets, and in syrup.
Phenytek (Brand)
Phenytek (FEN-ih-tek) is a brand name for commonly used seizure medication Phenytoin (FEN-ih-toe-in). Phenytek was developed to release the medicine over a longer period of time. This feature helps people to take the medication once a day rather than three times a day. Phenytek is used to treat various types of convulsions and seizures.
Phenytoin (Generic)
Potassium Bromide (Brand)
Potiga (Brand)
Prednisolone (Generic)
Prednisolone is a corticosteroid drug with predominantly glucocorticoid and low mineralocorticoid activity, making it useful for the treatment of a wide range of inflammatory and auto-immune conditions[2] such as asthma[3], uveitis, rheumatoid arthritis, ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease, Bell's palsy, multiple sclerosis[4], cluster headaches, systemic lupus erythematosus, acute lymphoblastic leukemia and autoimmune hepatitis[5] and Dermatomyositis.
Pregabalin (Generic)
Prelone (Generic)
Treating allergies, arthritis, breathing problems (eg, asthma), certain blood disorders, collagen diseases (eg, lupus), certain eye diseases (eg, keratitis), cancer (eg, leukemia), endocrine problems (eg, adrenocortical insufficiency), intestinal problems (eg, ulcerative colitis), swelling due to certain conditions, or skin conditions (eg, psoriasis). It may also be used for other conditions as determined by your doctor.
Primidone (Generic)
Qudexy XR (Brand)
Qudexyâ"¢ XR (topiramate) extended-release capsules is a prescription medicine used to treat certain types of seizures (partial-onset seizures and primary generalized tonic-clonic seizures) in adults and children 10 years of age and older, and with other medicines to treat certain types of seizures (partial-onset seizures, primary generalized tonic-clonic seizures, and seizures associated with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome) in adults and children 2 years and older.
Rapamycin (Generic)
Scientists found that the FDA-approved drug rapamycin blocks brain changes believed to cause seizures in rats. In a paper last year, the same group showed that rapamycin prevents brain changes in mice triggered by one of the most common genetic causes of epilepsy, tuberous sclerosis (TS).
Retigabine (Generic)
Retigabine (D-23,129) is a psychoactive drug and research chemical under development as a novel anticonvulsant agent.[1] Its acts as a neuronal KCNQ/Kv7 potassium channel opener,[2][3] a mechanism of action completely different from those of presently marketed antiepileptics. Retigabine is currently in phase III clinical trials as an adjunctive treatment for partial-onset seizures in adult patients with refractory epilepsy.[4]
Risperdal (Generic)
Rivotril (Brand)
Clonazepam is a benzodiazepine derivative with highly potent anticonvulsant, muscle relaxant, and anxiolytic properties.[1] It is marketed by Roche under the trade-names Klonopin in the United States, and Ravotril in Chile. Other names like Rivotril or Rivatril are known throughout the large majority of the rest of the world.[2] Clonazepam is a chlorinated derivative of nitrazepam[3] and therefore a nitrobenzodiazepine.[4]
Rufinamide (Generic)
Sabril (Brand)
Sabril® (vigabatrin) was approved by the FDA in August 2009 as a monotherapy for children one month to two years of age with infantile spasms (IS) where the potential benefits outweigh the risk of vision loss.
Stiripentol (Generic)
Stiripentol (marketed as Diacomit) is an anticonvulsant medication used in the treatment of epilepsy. It is chemically unrelated to other anticonvulsants, and may have unique effectiveness in epilepsy caused by SCN1a mutation (such as Dravet syndrome and GEFS plus).
Sultiame (Generic)
Sultiame was first synthesised in the laboratories of Bayer AG in the mid 1950s and eventually launched as Ospolot in Europe and other markets the early 1960s. It never became a registered drug in the United States. The brand was transferred to Desitin GmbH in 1993 and is sold in several European countries, in Israel, Japan, and Australia.
Tegretol (Brand)
THC (Generic)
THCA (Generic)
Tiagabine (Generic)
Topamax (Brand)
Topamax (TO-pa-max) is the brand name for the seizure medicine topiramate (to-PEER-a-mate). Topamax is used alone or with other medications to treat certain types of seizures for adults and children (2 to 16 years old). It is used to treat partial seizures with or without secondary generalization, primary generalized tonic-clonic seizures, and seizures associated with the Lennox-Gastaut syndrome. It may be also used to treat myoclonic epilepsy and infantile spasms. Topamax is available in tablets and capsules.
Topiramate (Brand)
Tranxene (Brand)
Trileptal (Brand)
Triple Bromide (Generic)
Trokendi XR (Brand)
Trokendi XR is specifically indicated as initial monotherapy in patients 10 years of age and older with partial onset or primary generalized tonic-clonic seizures and adjunctive therapy in patients 6 years of age and older with partial onset or primary generalized tonic-clonic seizures. Trokendi XR is also indicated as adjunctive therapy in patients 6 years of age and older with seizures associated with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome.
Valium (Generic)
one of a group of drugs called benzodiazepines (ben-zo-di-AZE-i-peens). It is quickly absorbed after being taken by mouth, reaching peak levels 1 to 2 hours after administration. Because of its rapid entry into the brain, Valium is used in the treatment of status epilepticus (non-stop seizures). A rectal gel formulation (Diastat) is available on prescription for caregiver use against prolonged bouts of prolonged or repetitive, cluster seizures.
Valproate (Generic)
Valproic Acid (Generic)
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Sabril® (vigabatrin) was approved by the FDA in August 2009 as a monotherapy for children one month to two years of age with infantile spasms (IS) where the potential benefits outweigh the risk of vision loss. Sabril® (vigabatrin) was approved by the FDA in August 2009 as add-on therapy for adults with complex partial seizures (CPS) whose seizures remain uncontrolled despite treatment with other therapies and for whom the potential benefits outweigh the risk of vision loss. Sabril is not indicated as a first line agent for adults with CPS.
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"The National Children's Center for Rural and Agricultural Health and Safety strives to enhance the health and safety of all children exposed to hazards associated with agricultural work and rural environments." This issue includes the following articles. 1) 2012 Blueprint: Report proposes new priorities for childhood agricultural safety and health. The "Blueprint for Protecting Children in Agriculture: The 2012 National Action Plan" takes an updated look at preventing childhood agricultural injury and death. 2) 180,000 pesticide comic books distributed by MCN and NASDA. Migrant Clinicians Network (MCN) recently partnered with the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA) to distribute a combined 180,000 copies of three Spanish-language pesticide comic books to 143 organizations across the U.S. and Puerto Rico, free of charge. 3) Call issued for mini-grants proposals. The National Children's Center is offering mini-grants of up to $20,000 to support small-scale projects and pilot studies that address prevention of childhood agricultural disease and injury. 4) Updated labor laws withdrawn: what next? Facing opposition from farmers and politicians, the U.S. Department of Labor withdrew proposed rules that would have barred young hired farm workers from performing certain jobs that research has shown to be most hazardous. 5) Agritourism web site features a virtual safety walkthrough. Whether it's u-pick produce, hay rides, petting zoos, festivals or hands-on chores, agritourism operators can prepare for safe and positive visits by consulting "Agritourism Health and Safety Guidelines for Children" website. 6) eXtension launches 'one-stop' farm safety and health website. A new online resource is available to help answer farm safety and health questions. eXtension, a national research and educational based website, supported by 74 land grant universities, has launched a website specifically for Farm Safety and Health. 7) Reaching farm families via technology. Farm Safety 4 Just Kids and University of Missouri, with funding from Great Plains Center for Agricultural Health, now has a blog dedicated to encouraging discussion about rural safety and health issues.


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This small nature reserve serves as the headquarters of KZN Wildlife (KwaZulu-Natal Nature Conservation Service). Situated on the northern slopes of Pietermaritzburg, this reserve provides an environmental education and outdoor recreation area for the Natal Midlands.
Impala, zebra, blesbok, bushbuck, grey and blue duiker, rock hyrax and crown eagle inhabit the reserve. Of special interest amongst the large number of indigenous and exotic plants growing throughout the park, are the numerous species of cycads growing around the Douglas Mitchell Centre and the endangered Hilton daisies which grow naturally in the grasslands in the park.
A model 'environmentally friendly' bird garden and the iDube trail, a circular, self-guided walk, are available to visitors. The park is equipped with a small resource centre, and regular environmental education workshops are run throughout the year. Visitors can make use of three picnic areas with barbecue and ablution facilities, but there is no accommodation in the reserve.


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Erica the robot to become TV news anchor in Japan
A creepy life-like robot called Erica is set to become a TV news anchor in Japan.
The humanoid. which has one of the most advanced artificial speech systems in the world, will take up her new role in April.
According to her creator Hiroshi Ishiguro, the droid is warm and caring, and may soon have an 'independent consciousness'.
She has been described as so realistic she could 'have a soul'.
A robot called Erica (pictured) can not only make jokes but also has a 'soul', according to her creator. As well as learning to develop compassion, Erica is also pipped to be a Japanese news presenter sometime this year, and could make a national debut in April
Very few details have been revealed about Erica's new job, however Dr Ishiguro said she will use AI to read news put together by humans.
'We're going to replace one of the newscasters with the android,' said Dr Ishiguro, who is director of the Intelligent Robotics Laboratory at Osaka University.
Dr Ishiguro says he has been trying to get his creation on air since 2014.
Her voice may also be used to talk to passengers in autonomous vehicles, writes Wall Street Journal.
Erica was developed with money from one of the highest-funded science projects in Japan, JST Erato.
Although she is unable to move her arms, she can work out where sound is coming from and knows who is asking her a question.
Using 14 infra-red sensors and face recognition technology, Erica can track people in a room.
WHO IS ERICA THE ROBOT?
Roboticist Hiroshi Ishiguro, director of the Intelligent Robotics Laboratory at Osaka University created Erica the robot.
The Erica project is the result of collaboration between Osaka and Kyoto universities.
She was developed with money from one of the highest-funded science projects in Japan, JST Erato.
Although she is unable to move her arms she can work out where sound is coming from and knows who is asking her a question
Although she is unable to move her arms she can work out where sound is coming from and knows who is asking her a question.
She is meant to be a 23-year-old human and has one of the most advanced speech synthesis systems ever developed.
Using 14 infra-red sensors and face recognition technology Erica can track people in a room.
Her 'architect' Dr Dylan Glas, says that Erica has learnt jokes, 'although they're not exactly side-splitters', he added.
'What we really want to do is have a robot which can think and act and do everything completely on its own', he said.
As well as learning to develop compassion, Erica is also pipped to be a Japanese news presenter sometime this year, and could make a national debut in April.
According to her creator, who also refers to himself as Erica's 'father', this robot can be warm and caring, and may soon have an 'independent consciousness'.
Using 14 infra-red sensors and face recognition technology Erica can track people in a room. She was developed with money from one of the highest-funded science projects in Japan, JST Erato
Erica's 'architect' Dr Dylan Glas, says the robot has learned to tell jokes, 'although they're not exactly side-splitters', he added.
This isn't the first time Ishiguro has created a robot newsreader.
In 2014, Dr Ishiguro unveiled ultra-realistic robot news anchors called Kodomoroid and Otonaroid at a Tokyo museum.
According to her creator, Hiroshi Ishiguro (left), who also refers to himself as Erica's 'father', this robot can be warm and caring, and may soon have an 'independent consciousness'
Speaking at the time, Dr Ishiguro said he hoped they would be useful for research on how people interact with robots.
'Making androids is about exploring what it means to be human,' he told reporters, 'examining the question of what is emotion, what is awareness, what is thinking.'
In a demonstration, the remote-controlled machines moved their lips in time to a voice-over, twitched their eyebrows, blinked and swayed their heads from side-to-side.
Powered by compressed air and servomotors, they were seated but could move their hands.
Roboticist Hiroshi Ishiguro (pictured), director of the Intelligent Robotics Laboratory at Osaka University says Erica's voice may also be used to talk to passengers in autonomous vehicles. In 2014, Dr Ishiguro unveiled ultra-realistic robot newsreaders at a Tokyo museum
The speech can be input by text, giving them perfect articulation, according to Dr Ishiguro.
In 2015 Microsoft created the first robot TV anchor Xiaoice who introduced China's 'Morning News'.
Using deep learning techniques through Smart Cloud and Big Data, Xiaoice analysed weather data while giving a live broadcast.
The project was a collaboration between Microsoft Applications & Services Group East Asia and Shanghai Media Group (SMG) TV News Centre.
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U.S.A. –-(Ammoland.com)- Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. (NYSE: RGR) proudly announces that two of its rugged, reliable firearms have been honored with 2018 Golden Bullseye Awards. The Ruger Precision Rimfire was selected as the 2018 American Rifleman Rifle of the Year and the PC Carbine as the 2018 Shooting Illustrated Rifle of the Year.
2018 Golden Bullseye Awards will be presented during a special breakfast at the 2019 NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits in Indianapolis, Indiana. The award-winning products will also be featured in an editorial overview of the Golden Bullseye Awards appearing in the May issue of American Rifleman, American Hunter and Shooting Illustrated magazines.
Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. is one of the nation's leading manufacturers of rugged, reliable firearms for the commercial sporting market. As a full-line manufacturer of American-made firearms, Ruger offers consumers over 400 variations of more than 30 product lines. For more than 60 years, Ruger has been a model of corporate and community responsibility. Our motto, "Arms Makers for Responsible Citizens," echoes the importance of these principles as we work hard to deliver quality and innovative firearms.
My 17 is unbelievable how accurate it is dime size group or better at a 100 yards. 20gr hornady. I love it.
Well, I am glad Ruger won a couple of awards, just kidding, I had to return their American Compact 9mm pistol by a RECALL in which I did not get directly from them. I caught it on their website. Anyway, I sent my pistol to them they supposedly fixed but a NEW problem with an ejecting the casing problem. .I asked the customer service person if their were others referencing this kind of problem after the ' fix ' and she said yes, She said just return back to us to fix. I need to talk to a plant official or corporation VP, someone who can discuss this issue and solve for me and the other Ruger American Compact owners. I thing Ruger just wants to forget this ill created firearm By the way, this is the most difficult 9mm pistol I have ever had to ' rack ' the slide. I would appreciate a response from a higher up Ruger executive about this matter, otherwise, I advise gun owners not to buy their pistols. My email is for their response.
It comes in .17 HMR and .22 WMR as well as .22 LR.
yeah, but what calibers does the precision rimfire come in?
The Ruger precision rimfire is in 22lr only. I would like to see a couple other rimfire cartridges added; .17MRF & .22MRF. Price point on the rifle is around $400.
The Precision Rimfire IS made in 22LR, 22 WMR & 17 HMR and all have the same MSRP.


I went to Parisss!!!! For the first time ever! It was amazing. I blogged all about it too, of course.
Dyed my ends in L'Oreal Paris' colourista washout in Lilac (and I reviewed it on here, natch).
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Autre hommage à mon père qui adorait les appareils dont une caméra Hasselblad, un Rolleiflex et d'autres et un grand merci à Alain Le Bacquer qui a pris mes premiers photos de mode et m'a fait ensuite aimer la photographie
Sotheby's presents ROMA a selling exhibition by the French photographer Julien Drach (b.1973)
Julien Drach (b. 1973), Roma, 2019 (5). Chromogenic print mounted on Dibond. Edition of 8. 105 x 105 cm (41 3/8 in. x 41 3/8 in.). Price upon request. © Sotheby's Sotheby's is proud to present ROMA a selling exhibition by the French photographer Julien Drach (b.1973). Dedicated to the Eternal City, this body of work began in 2018, during an artist residency at the French Academy, the Villa Medici, the spectacular mannerist villa in the heart of Rome. The villa's melancholic interior, together with the endless... [Lire la suite]
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Misia-O' wins Salon des Beaux Arts Jury Prize and opens exhibition at les Rencontres d'Arles
Misia-O', 'Mineral Rebirth' (2021) © Misia-O' ARLES.- After being awarded the prestigious Prix du Jury by the Salon des Beaux Arts for 'Different Shades of Yellow', the critically acclaimed photographer will unveil 'Different Shades of White' photographic series at ArlesMisia-O' will be exhibiting a new series of photographs titled 'Different Shades Of White' at the prestigious les Rencontres d'Arles between 6 July to 25 September 2021.'Different Shades of White' is the latest in Misia-O's celebrated photographic... [Lire la suite]
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UT Austin's Briscoe Center acquires Robert Polidori Archive
Faxas Residence, Havana, Cuba, 1997. Robert Polidori Archive, Briscoe Center, University of Texas at Austin. © Robert Polidori. AUSTIN, TX.- Thanks to the generosity of a Chicago-area family, renowned photographer Robert Polidori's photographic print archive has been donated to the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History at The University of Texas. Consisting of more than 85,000 archive prints, the collection is valued at more than $30 million.Polidori is one of the world's most acclaimed photographers of human... [Lire la suite]
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Budapest International Foto Awards announces the winners of 2020
Photographer of Year: Eduardo Lopez Moreno, Kenya. © 2020 Budapest Foto Awards LOS ANGELES, CA.- The winners of the Budapest International Foto Awards 2020 edition have been announced. Even though this year was a tumultuous one, the jury panel has seen exceptional creativity and a truly stunning representation of personal stories. Through their work, the photography community shows the power of images in shaping how we see the world. BIFA is once again proud to support and honour these photographers who have such... [Lire la suite]
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'Sights of Wonder: Photographs from the 1862 Royal Tour' at the Barber Institute of Fine Arts
The Sphinx, the Great Pyramid and two lesser Pyramids, Ghizeh, Egypt (1862), Francis Bedford (1815-94), Royal Collection Trust / © Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2020. Pyramids, temples, sphinxes and shrines: breathtaking images of these ancient and often iconic landmarks, captured by pioneering photographer Francis Bedford, provided new insights for Victorians into the historic and biblical sites of the eastern Mediterranean. Generously lent by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, these remarkable photographs feature in the... [Lire la suite]
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Centro per l'arte contemporanea Luigi Pecci opens an exhibition of nudes by Ren Hang
Ren Hang, Untitled, 2015. Courtesy OstLicht Gallery and Ren Hang Estate. PRATO.- One of the first new projects to go on show in an Italian museum after the closure brought about by the health emergency runs from 4 June to 23 August 2020 at the Centro per l'arte contemporanea Luigi Pecci in Prato, which is exhibiting for the first time in Italy a corpus of works by the acclaimed Chinese photographer and poet Ren Hang (1987- 2017), who tragically died before turning thirty.Curated by Cristiana Perrella, the exhibition... [Lire la suite]
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Rob and Nick Carter, Six Portraits in Six Colours, after Miereveld, 2013
Rob and Nick Carter, Pink, Portrait of a Woman, 2013, Cibachrome print mounted on aluminium and framed, 30 × 25 cm; after Michiel Jansz van Miereveld, 1567–1641, Portrait of a Woman, 1618, oil on oak, 20 × 24 3⁄8 in, 51 × 62 cm, National Gallery, London. © Rob and Nick Carter 2020. Rob and Nick Carter, Orange, Portrait of a Woman with a Lace Collar, 2013, Cibachrome print mounted on aluminium and framed, 30 × 25 cm; after Michiel Jansz van Miereveld, 1567–1641, Portrait of a Woman with a Lace Collar, 1632–35, oil on wood,... [Lire la suite]
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Karen Knorr, Monogatari 2012 - 2017
Karen Knorr, The Journey, Hie Torii, Tokyo, 2012, Monogatari 2012 - 2017. © Karen Knorr. A series started in 2012, imagines animal life and Japanese cultural heritage referencing buddhist Jataka tales and Japanese stories. Photographed in temples, shrines, ryokans and gardens in Kyoto, Nara, Ise and Tokyo, animals and women in traditional kimonos evoke screen art of the Edo period. Knorr, inspired by Japanese art (ukijo-e, screen painting) has produced a series of photographs of Japanese animals which appear in temples and shrines... [Lire la suite]
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Chinnoe & Vlemmix, Blauw
Chinnoe & Vlemmix, Blauwe Bergen, 2016. © Chinnoe & Vlemmix Chinnoe & Vlemmix, Blauwe Hemel, 2016. © Chinnoe & Vlemmix Chinnoe & Vlemmix, Blauwe Nacht, 2016. © Chinnoe & Vlemmix Chinnoe & Vlemmix, Blauwe Onschuld, 2016. © Chinnoe & Vlemmix Chinnoe & Vlemmix, Blauwe Tranen, 2016. © Chinnoe & Vlemmix
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Karen Knorr, The Lanesborough 2015
Karen Knorr, The Wedding Guests, The Lanesborough 2015. © Karen Knorr. "The Lanesborough" (once a hospital closed in the 1990's) is one of the most expensive hotels in the world, where the wealthy 1% strive to live the celebrity lifestyle. Rooms come with butlers and the hotel is a themed fantasy palace where the special few can find happiness and fulfil all their desires of a perfect weekend in London. The animals here are undressed to kill and are all very willing subjects for Knorr's camera. They pose, fly, flaunt their... [Lire la suite]


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This Boston Celtics superstar, Larry Bird, has one of the most recognized NBA throwback jerseys in history. The throwback Larry Bird jersey is a vintage item. Are you looking to get your very own throwback Larry Bird jersey? The Boston Celtics number 33 was one of the greatest basketball players to play the game. He was nicknamed "Larry Legend" and his name was known all over the city of Boston and the basketball world. Check out the link below to get your own throwback Larry Bird jersey!
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Larry Bird was born in French Lick, Indiana and this is where he spent his younger years. He had five other siblings and was mainly supported by his mother. His parents got divorced and so she was the one who took care of them. She would work two jobs to support the six of them. Larry wasn't raised living a luxurious lifestyle and maybe this is one of the reasons why he was such a hard worker. He played basketball at Springs Valley High School and became the leader in scoring. He had a great high school career.
Changing Schools
Larry Bird was recruited out of high school by the famous college coach Bobby Knight. Bobby Knight was the coach for Indiana University. Knight and the Hoosiers offered Bird the opportunity to play basketball there and Larry ended up committing to play with the Hoosiers. Once the semester started Bird realized he was not comfortable at Indiana University and that it was not the right fit for him. He ended up dropping out after less than a month of being there and went back to stay at home. Bird worked and stayed at home for a year and then decided to enroll at Indiana State. This is where his basketball career really started to take off.
When Larry came to Indiana State they were far from being known as a basketball powerhouse. Adding Larry Bird to their roster was something that would become very beneficial to the University and their basketball program. Larry Bird would end up putting them on the map and making them well-known. He took off straight from the start and within his first year with the Sycamores he averaged 33 points and 13 rebounds a game. In 1979, Bird led them to the NCAA National Championship game. This is the first time Indiana State had made it to the National Championship. During this National Championship game the Sycamores faced off against Magic Johnson and the Michigan State Spartans. Indiana State ended up taking the loss, which was the only one on the season. Larry Bird and the Sycamores ended up with a 33-1 record that season.
NBA Career
In 1979, Larry Bird was drafted and signed to play with the Boston Celtics. Just like in college, Larry started off to a great start in his first season. In his rookie season in Boston he averaged 21.3 points per game and 10.4 rebounds. Bird helped lead the Celtics to the team's first ever Championship in 1981. They won two more Championships in 1984 and 1986 where Larry Bird won the Finals MVP in both of those years. Larry was bringing the Celtics lots of success and the fans loved Bird. This was prior to the throwback Larry Bird jersey…it wasn't a throwback at that time.
Larry Legend played 13 years with the Boston Celtics and was a 12 time NBA All-Star. Throughout his career he won 3 MVP awards and they all were in consecutive years from 1984-1986. Bird had 69 triple-doubles throughout his career and averaged a double-double for his entire career. He finished his career averaging 24.3 points per game and 10.0 rebounds per game. In 1992, Larry was a part of the Olympic gold medal winning dream team at the Barcelona Olympics. His career was cut short due to back problems and he announced retirement on August 18, 1992. Larry Bird's jersey, the Boston Celtics number 33, was retired on February 4, 1993.
Game-Winner
There have been many memorable moments throughout the career of Larry Bird. One memorable moment is when Larry hit a game winning shot over Xavier McDaniel. There had been some trash talking going on and Bird told Xavier he was going to get the ball and shoot it in his face to win the game. Sure enough, Larry got the ball in the last couple seconds and hit the game winning shot over McDaniel. Larry was a confident player and was able to back up his talk. Check out the video below on this game winning shot!
Three-Point Competition
Another moment when Larry backed up his game was in the All-Star Game three point shootout contest in 1988. He was on the last rack and needed some shots to win. Larry hit the shot to tie it at 15 a piece and was down to the last ball, the money ball. Bird picked it up and shot it. As the ball left his hand he put up his index finger in the air representing number one and walked away. Sure enough the final shot went through the net and Bird was named the three point champion. People all over the country were purchasing their very own throwback Larry Bird jersey.
The Heat Game
The "Heat Game" was another memorable Bird moment. This was the NBA Finals game 5 when the Celtics faced off against the Los Angeles Lakers in 1984. During this game the air-conditioning in the building was not working and so the players had to play in temperatures that got all the way up to 97 degrees. Larry was not affected by the heat and still had an incredible performance. He ended up finishing with 34 points and 17 rebounds to help lead Boston to a victory. The Celtics won 121-103 and ended up winning the rest of the series to get the championship. Larry Bird won the Finals MVP that year.
Retirement Years
After his stellar basketball career ended, Larry Bird decided to stay within the game. He worked with the Boston Celtics for 5 years and then accepted the head coaching position with the Indiana Pacers in 1997. Bird was named the NBA Coach of the Year in 1998 and led the pacers to the playoffs in all 3 seasons. He led the Pacers to the Finals in 2000, but ended up losing to the Los Angeles Lakers. Larry returned to the Indiana Pacers front office in 2003. He worked until the 2011-2012 season. After that season, he decided to leave the game and enjoy his retirement.
Larry Legend was the first ever player to win the NBA MVP Award, the NBA Coach of the Year Award, and the NBA Executive of the Year Award. The career of Larry Bird is one that will be remembered and in the history books for decades to come. Who else matches up with Larry Bird as one of the best to ever play? Please leave your comments below!
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I sort of remember Larry Bird playing, but I was pretty young at that time. I mostly remember him when we was a coach for the Pacers. From what I remember he was a great player though. It's great to remember some of the NBA players from that time. The game was played a little bit tougher back then in my opinion. Thanks for sharing some of the history about him!
Yes he sure was a great player and coach, thank you jeremy!
WOW! Larry Bird was a huge achiever. It is lovely that he is remembered so fondly here in your article. I certainly know the name but not much else. Now I am equipped enough to have a chat about this man. Its cool how he made history as well and I am sure, since one has now done it, it can become the norm.
I use to love playing basketball myself but of course never that talented to go anywhere with it. Its a tough sport. Very quick, you got to have reflexes like lightening! But, crazy good excercise as well.
Thanks for this insightful article on Larry Bird. Much appreciated.
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Thank you! I am glad you appreciated the article and were able to learn more about the legendary Larry Bird.
I remember Larry Bird. What a player! He even looked a bit like a bird with the big hooked nose and those big flapping wings (only joking, his nose was not that big!)
After coming from the background he had as a kid and making it big in basketball, that guy sure is a winner. He was also successful as a coach, which that he had a great mental attitude.
I never knew he changed colleges. Still, it obviously proved to be a good move because look how he turned out as a pro!
Nice informative video too.
Personally, I'd love one of these shirts.
Thank you Robert! Yes, Larry Bird sure was a star on the court as a player and off of it as a coach. Hope you are able to find a Larry Bird jersey for yourself!


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Q: What is the best way to use two 27" monitors on your desk? In my work environment I have three smaller monitors and love the productivity benefit. At home I have two 27" displays (the iMac and an external cinema display), but am having trouble laying them out on my desk so I can effectively use them without neck strain. What's the best layout for ensuring most of your work involves you staring straight ahead at your work, while still letting your work spread out over all those lovely millions of pixels?
EDIT: responses so far have focused on having the monitors at the right level, i.e. at and below eye level. But the problem I'm having is that just one monitor nearly fills my field of vision, so I end up turning my neck or chair dramatically to work on the other.

A: You don't say what you'll be using them for.  I'm (among other things) a programmer, and for me being able to see a tall vertical area in my text editor is of primary importance.  Thus, given 2 widescreen monitors, I'd set them up vertically, next to each other.
I'm not unique here: when I visited Google, most of the programmers I saw had this layout too.
I would think this could help with your neck problem, since it makes the display area closer to a square, and not a really wide rectangle.  Alternatively, you could keep them horizontal, and stack one right above the other.  Depends on the shape of the things you're going to be looking at most, I guess!

A: Honestly, I've been using 2 24inch monitors for years (one  24ich connected to my 24inch iMac).  I personally think using two monitors is  not necessary anymore, if you effectively use spaces/virtual desktops.
I now only use my 24inch iMac as my only display, and basically just got used to the new setup, while mastering the keyboard shortcuts.  I don't need to move my head, the OS does it for me.
I say ditch the other monitor and get use to using cntrl+arrow keys, just my opinion.

A: Make sure both are at the same height, if you still have neck strain, then you are not sitting at the right level:

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If you put them higher or lower, you'll have to adjust with your neck, thus causing strain.
An excellent blog post about that was written by our own creator…
LCD Monitor Arms. Good old school post.

A: Ergonomics in a nutshell: The heuristic is to have your eye line be about 1-2" below the top of your monitor.  That should allow your arms to be roughly parallel to your desk and your back perpendicular to the base of your chair.

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Everyone knows that raising a child isn't cheap. But did you know that the cost of raising a child has been rising dramatically in recent years? It's not just a matter of designer clothes and other over-priced luxuries; the simplest essentials are stretching parents' budgets thinner than ever.
A child born to a middle-income family in 2010 will cost $226,920 to raise over the next 17 years, according to a recently released report by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). That's a two percent increase from 2009 and approximately a 40% increase in the past decade. The first year the USDA issued this report was 1960, when a child was expected to cost $25,230. In 2010, the cost of raising a single child for one year ranged from $11,880 to $13,830, depending on the child's age. Costs factored into these calculations include food, shelter, education, health care and other necessities.
The causes behind the rise are straightforward. Essentially, every expense related to raising a child has grown in the past ten years. The reasons behind changes in individual expenses varies and can be unpredictable.
For example, transportation costs rise as oil prices climb. The same change in oil costs that affects a family filling up a minivan affects the tractor-trailers that deliver food to supermarkets. Food costs have risen not only due to shipping costs, but also due to rising demand and recent floods, droughts and other natural disasters.
Health care costs, which account for eight percent of the overall cost of raising a child, are more complex. Families have been hurt by reductions in employer health plans; in some cases, employers have not only shrunk benefits, but eliminated them entirely, shifting the burden of these costs to families. In addition, the costs of health services have steadily risen, including costs from medicines to emergency room visits. These factors have contributed to a 58% rise in health care costs for families in just ten years.
All of these rising costs coincide with a weak economy and high unemployment, which can further amplify the stress on parents. Often, parents attempt to find more work in order to cover costs, only to incur dramatically higher child care costs. In fact, child care and education costs for middle-income families rose from $16,560 in 2000 to $39,420 in 2010. For many families, this presents a challenging financial dilemma, one with few easy answers.


Does your Facebook advertising strategy include video? Should you include video as part of your overall Facebook advertising strategy? If you find yourself asking these questions, then this blog post is for you. In this post you'll discover essential tips for killer Facebook video campaigns and how you can improve on your existing strategy.
Facebook has seen phenomenal growth in video usage over the past year—it's now serving a staggering 8 billion video views per day. Video usage has exploded astronomically, with no signs of slowing down. On average US adults spend 1 hour and 16 minutes each day watching videos on digital devices. In a split second, they'll make a decision as to whether or not your post is worth engaging with.
If you have no idea where to start, then you're in luck. We're here to help you create a powerful campaign that gets you noticed and achieve positive results.
Before you start your campaign, it's essential to understand what you want to achieve. Are you looking for brand awareness or to drive action? First and foremost, getting eyeballs on your videos should be your initial goal, but don't stop there. You have a wealth of customer data itching to be used. Take these video viewers and turn them into actual customers (which we'll chat about in a moment).
In general, Facebook recommends defining an audience of over 10,000 people for the best ad performance. You need to make people stop to view your video ad instead of scrolling past, so choose carefully. The more relevant your audience is the more video views you're likely to get. We recommend creating buyer personas to identify who your ideal customers are, and then using these to define your campaign's target audiences.
Be sure to tailor your creative for each respective persona. This also goes for separate target audiences and brand awareness versus re-engagement campaigns. Be creative and experiment with different targeting options to find the one that suits you best.
Video ads are available across desktop/mobile newsfeed and Instagram. Mobile drives the most effective video views, with 65% of Facebook users watching videos on their mobile device. With mobile effectively becoming the core of Facebook's business - having grown 82% year-over-year and accounting for 80% of its total ad revenue - it continues to attract more and more people on mobile devices. This is only set to increase with its Instagram offering.
Create engaging videos that make people want to hit that "play" button. If your ad receives high negative feedback, your video is less likely to autoplay. Have visually engaging content in the first few seconds of your video to catch a user's attention. Sell without sound—85% of videos on Facebook are watched on silent mode, so use text overlays and a clear CTA to get your message across. Get creative with your content and cater for silent autoplay.
Allow Facebook to identify users who are more likely to watch your video, which in turn will help increase the reach of your campaign. By choosing video views as your objective, Facebook will look for people who are more likely to watch your video in full. This will then let you generate much more effective custom audiences for your retargeting campaigns.
Use these audiences to retarget highly engaged users of your brand. People who've completed your video will represent a more engaged audience and will be more likely to take your desired action. Get your messaging right, and as we mentioned above, take your viewers on a journey through the funnel. If you've showed them generic messaging in your first touch point, be sure to follow up with specific product messaging followed by an incentive to purchase if they haven't already done so. The goal of retargeting is to place your brand at top of mind while customers are still deep in their decision-making process.
You've followed all of the above steps and now you want to actually figure out what's working for you. Test, test, and test some more! Ensure to test all the creative elements of your ads, including different video variations and text overlays. The number of ad variations will add up quite quickly, so it's best to create these in bulk to save you time.
Narrow your targets based on your key objectives and buyer personas. You can break down your audiences by location, demographics, interests, and behaviour specifics. If your audience size is large enough and you want to target multiple locations, for example, run them in separate campaigns—making it easier to optimise—and see what's working best for you. Are you targeting fans versus non-fans? Consider using different creative for each. You should always have different messaging for people who are already familiar with your brand, versus people who may have never come across you prior to your campaign.
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NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION
One house at a time. One block at a time. One neighborhood at a time.
That's the Tuxedo Project's approach, and it begins with the house at 7122 Tuxedo, where founder Stephen Henderson's family lived when he was born.
But it stretches beyond, to the 16 other blighted properties on the block and, ultimately, to the surrounding neighborhood, where more than 150 homes are abandoned and sliding into decay.
THE 7100 BLOCK OF TUXEDO
The Tuxedo Project is determined to turn blighted properties back to productive use - with a focus on improving properties but maintaining residency for current occupants, whether they're owners or renters.
It's neighborhood stabilization that's people-centered, and designed to lift the community.
In 2017, the Tuxedo Project made progress on three of the 17 troubled properties on the 7100 block of Tuxedo.
The transformation of 7122 Tuxedo, from the blighted childhood home of Tuxedo Project founder Stephen Henderson to a writer's residence and literary center, unfolded over eight months in 2017.
It began with a mess - no windows or doors on an empty shell, stripped of all its innards.
Clean up was first, then restoration of the mechanicals (plumbing, electric) and replacement of the doors and windows.
The finished product retained much of the character of the original 1923 construction, but added important updates like central heating and cooling.
There was just one thing of emotional significance preserved from Stephen Henderson's early years in the house: the remains of a Disney sticker his mother, Elaine Beckham, put on the closet door in his bedroom, in 1970.
Just down the block from 7122, a row of three abandoned houses sits like a blighted anchor on the neighborhood.
All three have been empty for years, and are technically on the city's demolition list. But there has not been money, or urgency, to tear them down in part because they sit apart from other houses on the block.
In September of 2017, though, the Tuxedo Project worked with the City of Detroit to declare 7208 Tuxedo, the middle house of the three, an emergency. It had burned at some point, and its structure had come undone to the point where the stairs had collapsed and the floors jutted up and down like those in a funhouse.
The day it came down was a celebration for the neighborhood. Residents came out to watch the excavators and bulldozers take another step toward stabilization of the block.
One house at a time. That's the only way to make progress.


That is not how backwards compatibility works.
The PS4 uses a slightly modified AMD 64 CPU and Blu-Ray discs, but can also play DVDs.
The PS3 uses a a Cell processor; like the PS4, it runs games off Blu-Ray, and can also play DVDs.
The PS2 uses its own proprietary RISC... thing, and runs games off DVD.
The PS1 uses an off-the-shelf R3000 CPU, and runs games off CD.
The Emotion Engine used in the PS2 has a CPU that implements the MIPS III instructin set, which is fully backwards-compatible with MIPS I used in the R3000. This, coupled with the fact that DVD players are designed to be compatible with CD players, means the PS2 implements PS1 compatibility in hardware, so PS1 games work automatically bar a few edge cases.
Cell is also RISC, but uses the POWER instruction set, which is not fully compatible with MIPS. This means that backwards compatibility has to be done in software - in other words, through an emulator. Early PS3 models did include a full Emotion Engine for PS2 compatibility, but this was removed in later revisions as a cost-saving measure.
And then AMD 64 is CISC, which is fundamentally different to the RISC processors used in previous consoles; it's actually the sort of thing that's in your PC. CISC and RISC instruction sets differ at a very fundamental level, and so again, backwards compatibility has to be achieved in software. This means that if, as is likely, the PS5 also uses x86, it will be able to emulate a PS4 in hardware, but PS3 and earlier will have to be done in software, and writing a PS3 emulator is no small task; not only that, but the PS3 is a decently powerful computer, so it will need a whole lot of RAM and CPU power to operate. (The PS1 and PS2 already have decent first-party emulators, so they can reasonably be ported and should be able to run comfortably on the PS5).
Also, the Rerez guys suspect that the PS5 won't have a DVD player, just Blu-Ray. This would mean that you won't be able to insrt and run a PS>4 disc; rather, it's more likely that those games will be offered as digital downloads.
I think that is unlikely, the cost of a DVD lens is extremely negligible and if they really want to push backwards compatibility they will need it.
Also, every commercial Blu-Ray player is capable of playing DVDs. No reason to leave it out unless Sony has a new physical format they're trying to push (unlikely).
Disks are probably going to be on the way out soon though for physical games. You can't pull data off a disk fast enough to play modern games, which is why you have to install your games on the PS 4's hard drive even if you have a disk.
Cartridges work much better and we'll probably see more of them like the Switch has.
That's why one version of Microsoft's new XBox won't have a disk drive.
True enough. What about the laser?
We'll be back on cassette tapes before you know it.... that or maybe laserdisc has a chance to shine again!
Thats not what the patent is describing. The patent is talking about creating a virtual machine to run the software, not designing the Ps 5 to run the discs natively - you cannot patent that.
You're not running the software on a Ps 5, which can read ps4 discs and software, and run the files on it. You are running it on a Ps 4, the Ps 4 just happens to be digitally recreated inside the Ps 5. They can also digitally recreate a ps3, a ps2 and a psx. Significantly less advanced machines, and thus, far easier to digitally recreate.
@ qwigly That is how I interpreted what I read as well.
Samsung will no longer make blu-ray players for the US.
Will this have consequences for what media the next Playstation will use? It seems like blu-ray is not particularly popular.
Blu-Ray is a Sony product, so probably not.
Another patent shows more evidence the PS5 could have backwards compatibility.
Does anyone else have a sharp drop in connection speeds for other devices when the PS 4 connects to the internet?
Not that I know of, but it might have to do with how much bandwidth your PS 4 is guzzling while updating. If you have a router, you can limit the bandwidth use for it's IP address there.
I would also not let it update by itself if it causes that much trouble.
You ever thought your PS4 library needed more Castle Crashers?
It probably gave an error right after actually uploading the video, but before it could finish the process on your end. Perhaps it was expecting something to happen after the upload that didn't, so it threw an error that it could not upload the video.
This coming Monday at 2pm PST and 5pm EST, PlayStation is releasing on YouTube and Twitch its first episode of what they're calling "State of Play", featuring updates and announcements regarding PS4 and PSVR software.
Sony will no longer sell full game digital codes to retailers starting April 1st; PSN cards and DLC download codes will still be available in retailers.
Sony's answer to Nintendo's Directs is airing right now.
The first State of Play just came and went. What's the verdict?
Kinda passable, but thought it'd be meatier.
Iron Man VR caught me off-guard though.
A Crash Team Racing trailer, a ton of VR games, a pretty decent looking indie(?) title called Concrete Genie that looks like a stop motion movie, and a trailer for Mortal Kombat 11.
Driveclub, Driveclub VR, and Driveclub Bikes and all DLC will be delisted from the Playstation Store on August 31st and all servers for the games will be shut down March 31st, 2020.


Senior Star: $2000 Mo. Vol.
As you can see from the Young Living 2015 Income Disclosure Statement, there are 7 paid ranks in the Young Living Compensation Plan. The average monthly income shown for each of the corresponding ranks is exactly that--an average. For example, not every Senior Star will get exactly $261 each month. Some will make more, some less. It is all dependent on various factor such as monthly volume, the number of newly enrolled distributors, etc. The numbers above, however are good benchmark figures.
I believe that achieving STAR AND/OR SENIOR STAR should be considered a must for all Young Living members. Once achieved it, the monetary compensation from Young Living will enable a member to purchase their monthly supply of health supplements, essential oils, and other great products for the home and family. This would result in better health and a better lifestyle.
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Q: R decision tree hangs for hours I am using R and I am training a decision tree. There are 10 columns with features and 1170 observations. I open an Excel file, transform it into a data frame and train the tree. Of course, a column with classification is separate from columns with features.
It has been 20 hours since I run the program and it still did not finish calculations. When I limit the number of observations to 10, decision tree is ready in seconds.
The problem is that then there is an error when I try to use this decision tree trained on 10 observations to predict values for the entire data sample (1170 observations).
An error appears that says that values of variables go far beyond values used in training of the tree.
I am almost certain that it is me who made some mistake, I just cannot pinpoint what it is.
train_cols <- df3[,c(18,30, 42, 54, 186, 222, 258, 270, 294, 318)]
tree_model <- rpart(df3[1:1100, 2] ~ ., data = train_cols[1:1100,], method = "class",control = rpart.control(cp = 0.01, minsplit = 2, maxdepth = 5, na.action = "na.pass"))
pred <- predict(tree_model, train_cols, type = "class", na.action=na.omit)

Observations are classified as belonging to 4 possible classes (from 0 to 4). I want the decision tree to predict to which class observations belong to.
There are many NAs in the data frame, perhaps this might be causing problems. On ther other side, decision trees are quite good with dealing with missing values.
Distribution of dependent variable is as follows:
0->135 obs
1->12 obs
2->924 obs
3->98 obs


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Lawless Legends Releases New Playable Demo
Posted by A.P.P.L.E. Games Software
The Lawless Legends development team has released a new playable demo of their game. The game which has been under development for a number of years is currently at a game version 0.95 but has progressed in leaps and bounds over the past year or so. The Lawless Legends development team includes long time Apple […]
New Apple IIgs Game: Night Driver 1.0
For those of us who grew up with arcade games in the 1970's, there were a few games which stuck out. Night Driver would be one such game. There have been many versions over the years, but now thanks to Apple hobbyist Ian Schmidt, the game has come to the Apple IIgs! Complete with artwork […]
Ultima IV Remastered 1.2.6 Released
Sean Bugler has released an updated version of the Ultima IV Remastered program. The version 1.2.6 release is a bug regression issue which apparently was introduced into the program in June 2021. The gold amount actually awarded to the player now matches the actual amount. You can download the latest version of Ultima IV Remastered […]
New Apple II Game: The Pudding Strikes Back
Marc Golembeck has released his entry for the Apple II Software Enthusiasts Challenge 2021 programming contest. The program, The Pudding Strikes Back, is a double low resolution graphical shooter game, is appropriately themed for the Christmas 2021. Pudding runs on an enhances Apple IIe, IIc and the IIgs as well as a variety of Apple […]
Ultima IV Remastered Updated
Ultima IV Remastered is a fan project with over 40 bug fixes and enhancements upon the original 1985 game by Lord British. Notable features include: trainer menu (optional cheat codes); gender-neutral character creation; faster dungeon exploration with a single-character mode; skull artifact supported in combat; Mockingboard support on Apple IIgs and //c models. The latest […]
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UPDATE: GS.Pacman Version 1.5 Released
Peter Hirschberg has updated his port of the Pacman game for the Apple IIGS. GS.Pacman version 1.5 is a full fledged port of the original Pacman and includes a number of features found in the original arcade version. This release addresses a game freeze issue which cropped up in version 1.2 Included in the update […]
GS.Pacman Version 1.2 Released
The latest version of GS.Pacman has been released. Version 1.2 of GS.Pacman includes several game fixes as well as a new cheat mode with the 8 key on the keyboard. Peter Hirschberg has been quite busy with the updates but the game is coming along nicely. The changelog for version 1.2 shows the following changes: […]
GS Pacman Version 1.1 Released
A newer version of the Apple IIgs Pacman port by Peter Hirschberg is now available. GS.Pacman Version 1.1 has a change in the way that the Maze for the game is being allocated. Peter originally put the Maze buffer in high memory, however, this is no longer the case. GS.Pacman requires that you have more […]
Realm for the Apple II Updated
Daniel Gordon has released the latest rendition of his RPG game, Realm for the Apple II. Realm Version 1.4.0 includes the addition of weapons proficiencies by class, a foe status display, arrow selection, performance improvements, better input handlers and display formatting, and additional magic items and weapons. Realm works under both DOS 3.3 as well […]
Ultima IV Remastered 1.21
A couple of weeks back, I ran across a nifty little project that played right into my college years and the programs that made me crazy about the Apple II series computers. Ultima IV Remastered! Of course, I am sure there were some things at the time that drove people crazy about the game but […]
Pacman — An Apple IIGS Version
Over the past several weeks, Peter Hirschberg has been working on a port of Pacman for the Apple IIGS. We are happy to say, it appears that he has been successful and this latest release runs nicely. Controls for the game are through the NumPad or through the Joystick. The Joystick can be enabled using […]
GS.Adventure — An Atari 2600 Adventure port for the Apple IIgs
Most of us who grew up in the age of the early video games and especially the Atari 2600 console likely played Adventure as one of the first games on the console. The game used rather simplistic graphics but was a challenge until one figured out the patterns of the game. Now, Peter Hirschberg has […]
Manic Miner 1.1a Released
Stefan Weasels has released an update to his Manic Miner re-work. Manic Miner was originally written for the ZX-81 in 1983 by Matthew Smith, this version maintains all of the original spirit of the ZX version and makes a very playable Apple II version. According to the author: The 1.1 Release was meant to be […]
Realm: Rays of Nightmare V. 1.3.0 Released
For those of you who have been following Daniel Gordon's Realm release, there is a new version of Realm: Rays of Nightmare available for both DOS 3.3 and ProDOS. According to the release notes accompanying the release, "This release provides automatic combat resolution, some new potions, and support for the ProDOS RAM disk. It adds […]
BuGS v2.0.1 Released
Rand-Emonium Software has announced the release of the latest version of the Apple II gs game BuGS. According to the press release from Jeremy Rand, curator of Rand-Emonium Software in the Kansasfest list, This bug fix addresses a problem where a failure where the network interface cannot be brought up at all was treated as […]
New Apple II Game : REALM – Rays of Nightmare
A.P.P.L.E. Member, Dan Gordon, has released a new Apple II game. Recovered from old hard drives, REALM – Rays of Nightmare is an Ultima style RPG game, originally written more than 30 years ago and has been re-worked for the modern day emulators. From the Manual: "In your wanderings, you come upon a lone orc, […]
New Apple II Game: PETSCII Robots
For those of you who follow the 8-Bit Guy, AKA David Murray, on YouTube, you will be pleased to know he has introduced a new game, this time for the Apple II computer. PETSCII Robots is a game in which it is up to you to save the universe from the invading robots. You can […]
Full Metal Planet for the Apple II gs Released
Brainstorm Software and Brutal Deluxe Software have coordinated to bring Full Métal Planète for the Apple II gs to the masses. Originally released in 1988 by Ludodélire and developed by Hitech productions, the Full Métal Planète strategy game was limited to French until today. The English version of the Apple II gs game was blessed […]
Orion Trail: Dying of Dysentery in Double Lo-Res Outer Space
Posted by Roby Sherman Games Software
Those crazy astronauts (Daniel Henderson and Roby Sherman) who brought you that terrestrialbrain stumper, Murder Manor, have returned with a game of space travel, exploration, and wormholes! In Orion Trail, players take on the role of intrepid space pioneers, to make the treacherous journey across the length of the Orion Belt to reach a planet known […]