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Dr. Larry W.
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Testimony/Comments on Gluten in Medications for FDA (Continued)
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It's not easy to find your way through the gov documents to locate public submissions to the FDA regarding public commentary on gluten in medications. After a bit of whin ...
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Tagging Celiac in Digital Pharmacy Files: Attorneys Get Your Parachutes Ready
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I recently wrote a piece about my frustrations in determining whether certain medications were gluten-free or not (summary note: It's not always easy to determine). I als ...
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It takes a village (or two condos and a non-profit) to compost
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I bumped in to my neighbor, Peter, who lives across the street in the old Cracker Factory (condo in Keene, NH). Mary Ann (from the non-profit business incubator nearby) h ...
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College Profs' nightmare: Custom Paper Writers on Net
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It's one thing for people to cook up awful ways to make money ("let's write papers for students so they don't have to do it themselves!"), but another thing when they go o ...
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Tags and strange bedfellows: Space Travel and College Kids Gone Wild
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Jon Udell recently talked about tags and how they can serve as a connector in communities. As a humorous (I think) note to that, I have observed that the college student ...
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My Comments Submitted to FDA on Gluten labeling of Medicines
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Document Details Lawrence Anderew Welkowitz - Comment Document ID: FDA-2011-N-0842-0037 Document Type: Public ...
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Thoughts About Keene State College President and Provost Leaving
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Last week both the President and the Provost of our College announced that they were leaving, one to be President of a university in Philadelphia, the other to be Chancell ...
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Gluten-Free labeling of Medicine: What Exactly are the FDA rules?
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I recently talked about a frustrating experience in trying to find out whether chewable aspirin I purchased contained gluten. The label said it contained "starch" but did ...
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Twitter in the Classroom: Chatting with Colleagues about my Experiment
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Y-Combinator, Connectors, Success
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Emma Haak and David Lidsky interviewed scores of techies in the Valley to figure out their paths to success. An infographic of their interviews can be found on Cliff Kuan ...
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Additional Comments on Twitter in Class
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Yesterday I posted some preliminary thoughts on my talk at the "Secret Revolution" tech conference on campus where I'll be talking about Twitter in the classroom. I'd lik ...
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From John Carley of GRASP: A Patient Advocacy Group's View on DSM Changes
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Interesting arguments are being made on both sides of the divide on whether to tighten up DSM criteria for Autism Specturm Disorders. Here's a message sent out by John Ca ...
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Tech, Twitter, Chalkboard: What to Say at "Secret Revolution" Tech Conference?
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I'll be giving a brief talk this friday at "The Secret Revolution" Tech/Ed conference at the College (1:50pm, Student Center). I'll discuss my experiment this year using ...
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Does your pharmacist know (or care) if your medication is gluten-free?
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What a long strange trip its been tonight after purchasing a bottle of Equaline chewable aspirin (81mg) at my local Shaws Supermarket. My question: Is it gluten-free? Whi ...
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Stamps.com, auto grocery pay, busing your own tables at Panera's...and the Economy (Stupid)
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I remember a year or so ago when our small town Post Office installed a self-service kiosk. I refused to use it, even just to buy stamps. When I told a postal worker tha ...
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Today's Panel on Hate Grafitti on Campus: Collecting my Thoughts
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I'll be part of a panel discussion today on campus at 4pm to discuss recent grafitti episodes in dormitories that involved swastikas and other hateful markings on doors of ...
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Change in ASD diagnosis: Word from the Street
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I just this received this email from Michael Carley of GRASP re: controversy surrounding proposed changes in ASD diagnosis: On 1/24/12 12:04 AM, "Michael John Carley" ...
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Bill in NH would allow students to carry guns on campus: My comments in Today's Keene Sentinel
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From today's Keene Sentinel, the major news source for southwest New Hampshire: Measure seeks to allow weapons on college campuses Measure seeks to allow weapons o ...
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Keeping in touch with your child: Using iMapMyRun for iPhone
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This afternoon I checked iMapMyRun on my phone only to discover that my almost 16 year old daughter was in the middle of a trail run along Otter Brook. I tracked her as s ...
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Any advice for my Undergraduate Seminar in Autism at Keene State College?
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Here is a list of some of the readings for my upcoming Seminar in Autism at the College: 1. Helping Children with Autism Learn: Treatment Approaches for Parents and Pr ...
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