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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 69025
X11 authentication fails with sudo
Last modified: 2007-04-18 12:44:14 EDT
From Bugzilla Helper:
User-Agent: Mozilla/4.79 [en] (X11; U; Linux 2.4.18-4 i686)
Description of problem:
some X11 applications like dateconfig fail to start when run with the sudo
command on a remote machine. when being logged on a remote machine
e.g. 'sudo dateconfig' command fails because of X11 authentication problems.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. log on remotely as a regular user to a machine using OpenSSH
2. run 'sudo dateconfig'
Actual Results: []$ sudo dateconfig
X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.
Gdk-ERROR **: X connection to localhost:21.0 broken (explicit kill or server
Expected Results: dateconfig should have started.
Additional info:
'sudo /usr/share/dateconfig/dateconfig' as well as 'sudo netscape' still work.
after setting XAUTHORITY environment variable for the regular user
in $HOME/.ssh/environment dateconfig works fine.
This has nothing to do with openssh. It's a sudo problem and probably
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The security risk is that if you allow su from unprivileged user to
root user you basically give the unprivileged user full root access.
So there is no problem to allow him running X11 applications on his
The sudo on the other hand is different - most often you use it for
restricting the user to running exactly defined process (exact binary,
exact parameters...) with root privileges. However if such a process
is X11 application which uses user's display there is a high risk of
the binary being exploited through it's connection to the display
allowing the user getting full root access. Note that the code of Xlib
and X11 apps wasn't audited against this kind of attacks.
So for not exposing the system for such kind of attacks it's not
recommended to allow running x11 apps with sudo and sudo doesn't
support it anyway.
It is basically still possible to workaround this limitation of sudo
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Searching for a job is one of the most tiring things a person goes through. It's more than just sending out a couple of emails to prospective employers, filling new applications, going to a few interviews, and viola, here's your job offer.
That stuff is for the movies. You're probably here, reading this post because its probably been months and you've been sending out your resume here, there, and everywhere. You've gone to a few interviews and still no job to boast to your friends, and you're starting to feel like the working class doesn't want you to sit with them.
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- YOU: On A Diet Revised Edition: The Owner's Manual for Waist Management by Roizen, Michael F. and Oz, Mehmet C
- The Abs Diet; David Zinczenko
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During Art Therapy, patients work with various art materials including pastels, paint, clay and construction paper to create everything from a sculpture to a painting to a collage.
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Hello. My name is Nicole Stiver and I'm the Art Therapist here at the Swedish Cancer Institute. In this podcast I will explain what art therapy is and is not, the benefits of art therapy, what to expect during a typical visit, and information for scheduling an appointment.
First, however, I would like to start by acknowledging a common reaction to art therapy. Many people are afraid to try making art. They think they're not artistic or creative enough. This is a normal reaction. Most people haven't made art since elementary school. I want to assure you that you do not need art skills or confidence to try art therapy. Anyone can do art therapy. Art therapy is about the process of art making rather than the project itself. Always remember there is no wrong way to make art.
Let's talk more about what art therapy is and is not. Art therapy is a healing modality intended to bring together physical emotional and spiritual care by facilitating creative ways for patients to respond to their cancer experience. Art therapy is not an instructional art class. In other words, I don't teach you how to make art. I will help you in becoming familiar with different types of art media. I will encourage you to play and experiment with art supplies. In art therapy I'm not here to judge or interpret your artwork. I will invite you to view your art and find your own meaning about what you've created.
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Art therapy increases self-awareness and self-discovery. When you make art you can explore and examine thoughts or emotions that may be difficult to put into words. Many people find that art making decreases stress and increases relaxation. I've heard some people say they're simply relieved to get their worries out of their head and onto paper where they can sort them out or use art to transform them.
During illness many parts of life may feel out of control. Making art is one way to regain the sense of control.
Art therapy sessions are fifty minutes in length and many patients come weekly. I see people who have just been diagnosed or are in cancer treatment. I also see people who have completed treatments and they're looking for a place to process their experience and rebuild their life after cancer. The visits are self-directed but when needed I will help you by suggesting materials to use or a place to start.
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Clare recently met two of East Anglia's leading cheesemakers Julie Cheyney of Whitewood Dairy and the Crickmores of Fen Farm Dairy, both of whom are based at Fen Farm's cheesemaking rooms near Bungay.
Here Clare writes about meeting Julie Cheyney maker of St Jude:
Our visit to Fen Farm fell on a Wednesday afternoon and it didn't take long to discover why Julie Cheyney had suggested we visit then. Fen Farm Dairy and Julie's Whitewood Dairy share the farm's cheese making rooms, working alternately and overlapping on Wednesdays, so by coming on a Wednesday we were able to see both cheesemakers in action.
Julie welcomed us at the door with a strict instructions to remove our shoes, jewellery and wash our hands thoroughly before donning hair nets, white coats and dairy shoes. Once inside Julie told us more about what prompted her to move her life and business to Suffolk - primarily the opportunity to source her milk from a farmer who really looks after his cows. Fen Farm's Montbeliarde cattle produce a protein-rich milk which is perfect for cheesemaking and the Crickmore's high standards of husbandry mean the cows lead a low stress life with a good diet of natural forage, which enhances the quality of the milk.
Julie Cheyney is a hugely experienced cheesemaker with a background in dairy farming and a degree from agricultural college. Her understanding of the connection between farming and cheesemaking is fascinating. She spoke of the many variables and subtleties in the process starting with the quality of the milk and its seasonal changes due to changes in the cows' diet.
Julie learned to milk cows as a teenager and became intrigued by the process of cheesemaking. She visited cheesemakers around the UK and Europe to learn the art of farmhouse cheesemaking. She went on to co-create the award winning Tunworth brie-style cheese in Hampshire which was Supreme Champion at British Cheese Awards in 2006. Julie started making St Jude in 2012 in Hampshire but her quest for the best possible quality milk brought her to Fen Farm in Suffolk in 2014.
Julie works closely with the Crickmore family and their farm manager so she knows as much as she can about the milk she is using. Despite using the same milk and the same cheesemaking room, Julie's Whitewood Dairy produces a very different style of cheese to the brie-like Baron Bigod. St Jude is a lactic cheese in the style of a classic French St Marcellin.
"Slow and Gentle" is Julie's mantra and it takes nearly twice as long to make a St Jude - up to twelve hours compared to Baron Bigod's four or five hours. Each step of the process is done by hand and under Julie's watchful eye.
The milk travels to the cheese room from the milking parlour using a gravity feed; it is not pumped as this can damage the fat globules in the milk and affect the cheese causing it to go rancid more quickly. Once cultures and animal rennet are added to the milk, the cheese is left to acidify and set. Julie lives very close to the dairy so she's able to return regularly, both day and night, to check its progress. If it reaches the right acidity at 4am in the morning then she will start ladling then - such is Julie's dedication to her craft.
Once set the curds are cut and ladled by hand into the small moulds to drain under their own weight. The next morning the cheeses are turned and salt is rubbed on one side before repeating the process and salting the other side in the afternoon.
Most of Julie's cheese goes to Neal's Yard in London aged just four or five days old, where they mature it for another two or three weeks before it comes to our cheese counter at Lawson's. Recently Neal's Yard have worked with Julie to develop a new cheese, St Cera: some of the young St Judes are salt washed and placed in a wooden box half way through the maturation period. This enables more moisture retention in the cheese resulting in a more unctuous texture and an intense farmyard flavour.
Before we leave we taste a couple of different St Judes - one is just a week old, the other a month old. The older cheese has a light dusting of white mould, a complex flavour and dense texture. The younger cheese is fresh and grassy.
As we nibble, we ask Julie how she came up with the name St Jude for her cheese. "He's the patron saint of lost causes" Julie tells us. "In France they say when everything else is on its knees, St Jude is still standing."
I feel certain that St Jude in the form of Julie's cheese will be standing for many years to come.
Julie will be at Lawson's on Monday 29 May for a tasting and to chat about her cheese.


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The Importance of First Aid Kits and Sober Drivers
Lost in Yellowstone National Park While Attempting to Search for the American Dream in a Southern Utah Desert…
We're lost in Yellowstone National Park. I don't know where, and I'm sure our driver, Dave, doesn't know either. I'm not entirely sure what makes this place a national park. Seems to me the state should take some of the hard-earned money used to save these trees and invest in education or something. I mean, it doesn't matter how much money you throw at a tree, it still won't produce a brain, nor will it grow money. Then again, there are things the most advanced brain won't accomplish and things money can't buy. Yellowstone must provide some of those things. I'm already becoming slightly comfortable being lost. It's quite liberating.
We were already 2 hours behind schedule when we departed from home, but we had to wait for my friend, Dan, to pick out the best pair of gas station sunglasses he could find. I must have watched him try on 30 pairs of the worst sunglasses you can pay money for, but it was worth it in the end. He definitely got the pick of the litter. Plus, we were stoned so the entertainment was worth the 20-minute wait.
When we finally hit the road everyone was ready to abuse drugs at a rapid pace. Hell, the whole thing almost never happened. It wasn't until yesterday that I decided to go, but I figured $350 is a fair price to pay for the opportunity to abuse drugs every hour of every day for a week. I'm not even supposed to be here. I can't leave the county unless my probation officer knows of my whereabouts, but what address and telephone number do you give your probation officer when you're trekking into a Southern Utah desert with no cell service and surrounded by nothing but sand? I'm taking an incredible risk just being in this car because if I'm forced to show my identification I go straight to prison. And I don't mean county jail. I mean hardcore, you-got-a-pretty-mouth, federal prison. But an opportunity like this doesn't come around everyday.
The cocaine is what convinced me to go. Al and Dave held that shit under my nose all night. I haven't slept in 50 hours, but that's what this trip is about – living on the edge until you feel like you're going to fall into the Abyss – and then just shoving more drugs into your system to keep you hanging on that edge.
Our navigator, Al, gave us all a gift – a hotel, mini-bar bottle of whiskey – to signify the beginning of our trip. The trip that would change our lives forever. We made a toast in honor of our search for the American Dream and drank our whiskey shots. We all finished except Al, which is surprising given his lengthy and intimate relationship with alcohol. He was very busy planning our route, and he probably should have taken even more time to do so given our current situation lost in this sea of trees some asshole decided to protect.
So in a pathetic attempt to help you realize my current state of mind, I better reveal the contents of the suitcase. Every journey in search of enlightenment has to have a first aid kit, and our suitcase is so impressive Dr. Hunter S. Thompson would be envious. We have a fifth of Jack Daniels, 2 liters of Evan Williams whiskey, two cases of beer, 12 LSD gel tabs, 8 Ecstasy pills, a half ounce of mushrooms, a half ounce of cocaine, an ounce of weed, a tin of roll-your-own cigarettes, a flask of scotch, and 20 Vicodin pills.
We've developed a routine now. First, we all do a line of coke, then a bowl, then a cigarette, and some booze to calm us down. It's a nice little rotation. At least I know I feel good. The close parameters of this car may drive me insane very soon, though. We just started another rotation, so I'm trying to cut a line of coke on this tiny mirror, which is a lot harder than it sounds when you've been drunk and coked out for 2 straight days.
Soon, Al begins yelling, "Shit! Put that coke away and lock everything up! Ranger checkpoint ahead!"
You've got to be kidding me. The cocaine quickly makes its way into my nose where I can feel its numbing affect go to work on the front of my face. It's a little chunky. I didn't get a chance to cut it up very well, but it doesn't bother me. I lick the mirror and throw the paraphernalia in the suitcase. The cocaine tastes like pickles. Good cocaine always seems to taste like pickles.
"Lock up that suitcase," Al yells.
The suitcase is really just the case for the vaporizer. The plan was to hook it up in the car and vaporize our ounce of marijuana to save our lungs for the cigarettes – an addiction we knew would consume us, especially with so much cocaine in the car – but we never got the chance to use it because we forgot the most important element of the vaporizer…the device that actually holds the weed. We tossed around the idea of rigging something together for a few hours until we smoked the pipe and forgot the idea completely. The suitcase was specifically chosen because it has a lock. We made sure of this because it's the only thing that stops an officer from searching inside it. If it has a lock they need another search warrant to open it, unless of course they have dogs, which would mean we're fucked, but at least we had that security blanket to make us all feel warm and cozy inside.
"I can't find the keys," Dan meekly utters from the back seat. "I might have left them at home."
Great. The one thing between us and 50 years in federal, pound-me-in-the-ass prison is at home sitting on a coffee table somewhere. I wanted to take Dan's gas station sunglasses and shove them up his ass for that…until I saw dogs. Be cool. Be cool. Check your nose for cocaine residue…and the shirt and pants. Now, go to your happy place…tits and ass…tits and ass.
As we approach the checkpoint we see seven cars being searched on the side of the road. There are dogs barking, commuters crying, and rangers cuffing. So much for that search for enlightenment, though, I'm sure prison would be quite enlightening, but certainly not the sort I'm searching for.
"Get my insurance and registration out of the glove box," Dave insists. Al opens the glove box to find his unfinished mini-bar bottle of whiskey, which he throws under the seat just as we approach the officers, one on the driver's side, and one with a dog on the passenger's side. He hands Dave his insurance and registration.
"Where you boys headed?" the ranger asks.
Dave does his best Humphrey Bogart impression and is cooler than toilet water. "We're going camping in Utah at the Escalante National Monument."
"Have you consumed any alcohol or have any alcohol in the car?"
"I'm not 21 sir, so no."
The dog jumps up on my window attempting to sniff inside the car. His breath steams up the window. I'm sure it can smell cocaine all over me, and if the dog can't then the officer can see it in my panicking eyes.
"Do you have any other controlled substances in the car or in your system?" the ranger asks.
"Of course not, officer," Dave replies.
"Enjoy your trip." The ranger hands Dave his insurance and registration, and Dave pulls away from the checkpoint slowly and smoothly as I watch unlucky hippies sitting against cop cars on the side of the road with their hands cuffed behind them. They were probably searching for the same thing we are. Nobody said the search for the American Dream would be easy, but I can't help but feel sorry for the poor bastards. They'll be trading in their tie-die and bandanas for standard-issue, orange coveralls and shit-stained tighty-whiteys in a few hours, after the longest drive of their lives in the back of a police cruiser that's too cramped to scratch your balls even if your hands weren't cuffed. Then they'll call and cry to their rich parents to bail them out and end up spending spring break at home listening to lectures entitled "What the Hell Were You Thinking?" and "We Never Did That Shit in the Sixties."
I've been there, and I know how depressing it can be when your plans for enlightenment are foiled by silly laws and outrageous cops on power trips because after their glory days – the high school football championships and fucking the cheerleader in their truck at prom – the only way to retain that sense of power they had walking down those halls tormenting freshmen was to strap on a gun and give stoners a hard time…the same bullshit they've been pulling since puberty.
Now that we are free of that hideous scene, I can't help but think what could have happened. Did we really just get away with that? A few minutes of silence pass until we all recognize the severity of the recent events. Then Dave finally speaks.
"Jesus, I've got cocaine all over my pants." We can't help but laugh until we cry.
"Al, if you ever take me through a national park with 12 counts of manslaughter sitting next to me while I'm on probation I will castrate you!" I shout from the back.
"I'm really sorry guys," Al solemnly replies. "That was my bad. It will never happen again, but lets not dwell on the past. This can still be the greatest trip ever."
"Well, now what do we do?" I ask my friends already knowing their triumphant reply as the smiles on their eager faces scream, "Whatever we want!"
The search for enlightenment is not for the faint of heart, so when you get scared you resort to the first aid kit. We blast Salt'n Pepa's "Push It" on the stereo and start another rotation…and everything is perfect once again. Soon, the thought of cops and dogs no longer exists in our minds, and the drugs allow our happy place to become our new reality. Ah, tits and ass.
"This scenery has never looked more beautiful than it does now. I love this damn national park."
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An Offering of Light: Healing with Jyorei, Natural Agriculture and Art
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A comprehensive guide to improving your life, "An Offering of Light" explores the teachings of Japan's great 20th century visionary, Mokichi Okada. Known to the world as 'Meishusama,' he is venerated by multitudes for his wisdom, compassion, and spiritual insights. His life was dedicated to healing, promoting spirituality, elevating the human condition, and improving the natural environment. "An Offering of Light" is meant for those journeying towards personal growth and fulfillment. It explores effective ways to heal and transform oneself as well as the world at large. Included is information concerning art, Jyorei, divinity, Natural Agriculture, spiritual transcendence, the power of gratitude, and the approaching world transformation, as well as a short biography of Meishusama.
Sincerity and Truth: The Life Story of Meishusama
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Presenting the story of Mokichi Okada, an amazing man who rose from childhood poverty in Tokyo's slums to earn worldwide acclaim as 'Meishusama' (Master of Light). Along the way, he faced a long series of illnesses, some pronounced 'fatal,' together with repeated family tragedies and disaster to his business enterprise. Still he never gave up. In 1926, having turned to prayer and meditation, he experienced a divine revelation that changed his life forever. The purpose of all Creation was made clear to him, as well as humanity's earthly purpose and his own mission to help save the world from catastrophe. This revelation and all that ensued—his stunning vision atop Mount Nokogiri, the healings he performed, and his practical leadership in world enlightenment, social harmony, natural health, beauty, and art—make this surely one of the most remarkable life stories of our times.
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"Farming to Create Heaven on Earth" is an exploration of Natural Agriculture, the food and farming movement born in Japan and now practiced throughout the world. Each chapter tells the story of a farm or group of consumers who are practicing this philosophy-based approach to growing and eating food. Together, the stories introduce a new approach to considering our relationship with food, one that its practitioners hope will do nothing less than achieve world peace, wellness and prosperity.
Spirit of the Land: Shumei Natural Agriculture, Philosophy and Practice
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This book is a comprehensive resource for learning basic Natural Agriculture principles and practices for our farms and gardens. Beyond the theory of Natural Agriculture, the book explains the practice's technical aspects and how to apply Natural Agriculture to farming practices. Included are chapters on practical economic aspects. The book provides basic information about food production as well as specific details of how to apply agronomic and horticultural knowledge to the practices of NA. Three primary guidelines of seed saving, restoration and protection of the soil, and continuous cropping are explained in detail and the methods to implement them are provided. Also provided is a guide to how to become aware of nature and work with nature. Included is a series of stories told by Natural Agriculture farmers offered for the reader to learn from their mistakes and successes. Not only will Natural Agriculture feed the hungry, but it will also bring balance to the environment and peace and health to those participating in growing and consuming Natural Agriculture products.
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These ear warmer headband knitting patterns offer coverage and coziness to keep out the chill while keeping your style.
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Free Knitting Patterns
Winter Blues Earwarmer
This headband is knit flat and gathered turban style with a band. Worsted weight yarn. Designed by Mary Del Rio. Rated easy by Ravelrers
Cablerimetry Headband
This earwarmer features a cable panel across the top and ribbed sides shaped using short rows. Designed by by Meg White. Pictured project by sew42mom
Bike Helmet Ear Muffs
Easy knitting pattern to create ear warmers that slip over the straps of a bike helmet and stay in place to protect your ears in cooler weather. Designed by Kristin Briney
Fun Floral Headband and Mitts
Matching lace headband and fingerless mitts with optional flower. Designed by Susie Bonell for Cascade Yarns.
Sporty Headband
Grace Alexander's easy earwarmer is knit in ribbing to adjust to your head size and is easily customizable to your favorite team colors.
Quinoa Headband
Super bulky multi-color yarn make this an easy, yet stunning, ear warmer by Allison Green for Berroco.
Macaron Headband
Lace earwarmer from Berroco.
Fitness Headband / Earwarmer with Ponytail Hole
This ribbed earwarmer by Lynne Lounsbury features a ponytail hole at the back as extra protection for neck and ears created with short rows. Pictured project by purrminn
Criss Cross Cable Headband
Mari Doroud's easy earwarmer features an all-over cable headband.
Intertwining Diamonds Cabled Ear Warmer
This cozy cable headband from Demi Knits features cables the form diamond shapes.
Anthro-Style Plaited Head Wrap
Melynda Bernardi's easy pattern is inspired by an Anthropologie design from fall 2010.
Calisson Headband
This earwarmer from Berroco features a large cushy cable.
Julia's Cabled Headband
Paulina's earwarmer features three cables.
Button Up Headband
Nancy Anderson's earwarmer is fastened with buttons so you can get the size you want.
Two-Hour Turban
Signe Marie Richter's turban-style headband is a fast knit in super bulky yarn with a stitch pattern that shows off multi-color yarn. Pictured project by jesutton
Double Layer Cable Headband
This earwarmer from ABC Knitting Patterns is double layered for extra warm and knit sideways to make it easy to customize the fit.
Ear Warmer for Baseball Hat
The brim of your baseball hat fits through the slit in Susan Snyder's ear warmer design to keep your ears warm when you're wearing your favorite hat. Other designers have adapted for riding helmets and driving caps.
Ribbed Ear Warmer
Kate Morgan's headband features ribbing and faux cables in a pattern that takes less than half a skein of the recommended yarn. Pictured project by crazyartfarm
Whistler Headband
Kira Jessup's easy ear warmer features an easy textured stitch that shows off multi-colored yarn.
Profiteroles Headband
This easy headband is a quick knit in super bulky yarn.
Clafoutis Headband
A simple cable pattern creates a textured stitch in this earwarmer from Berroco.
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Versatile headband in adult, child, and toddler sizes can be worn with button in back or in front, and can even be worn as a cowl.
Four Headbands
All four headbands knit up in super quick time – super bulky yarn on big needles.
Chevron Lace Headband
Quick and easy ear warmer with fun lace pattern.
Daisy Daisy Headband
This earwarmer featuring a floral motif comes in three sizes, from child to adult.
Dasha Headband
Stylish cabled earwarmer knit with one skein of worsted yarn.
Leaf Motif Headband
This earwarmer features a leaf lace pattern knit in the round.
Ostia Ear Warmer and Hat
This cable and eyelet headband comes with a matching hat pattern.
Lady Lindy Headband
Vintage-inspired headband with directional detail.
Lacefield Headband
Easy to remember lace pattern adds pretty texture but still keeps your ears toasty. Matching mitts available.
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Depomed Announces Favorable Markman Ruling in GRALISE® Patent Litigation
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NEWARK, Calif., Jan. 29, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Depomed, Inc. (NASDAQ : DEPO ) announced today a favorable "Markman" claim construction ruling by Judge Joel A. Pisano of the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey in Depomed's ongoing patent infringement case against filers of three Abbreviated New Drug Applications (ANDAs) seeking to market generic versions of Depomed's GRALISE® (gabapentin) product prior to the expiration of Depomed's patents listed for Gralise in the FDA's Orange Book.
In a Markman ruling, the court determines the meaning of disputed patent terms at issue in patent litigation. Judge Pisano's ruling construed 24 terms in the patents asserted by Depomed in the litigation. As to 23 of the disputed patent terms, the ruling either principally adopted Depomed's proposed claim construction or the plain and ordinary meaning of the term. The defendants' proposed construction was adopted as to one patent term that appears in one of the asserted patents.
"We are pleased with the Court's ruling and remain confident that our Gralise intellectual property will provide significant commercial exclusivity for the product," said James A. Schoeneck, Depomed's President and Chief Executive Officer.
The Gralise ANDA Litigation
Between March 2012 and May 2012, Depomed filed patent infringement suits in the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey against six filers of ANDAs seeking FDA approval to market generic versions of GRALISE 300 mg and 600 mg tablets prior to the expiration of Depomed's nine patents listed in the Orange Book for Gralise. Five of the patents, which relate to Gralise and other proprietary formulations of gabapentin, expire between October 2022 and February 2024. The other four patents, which relate to Gralise and other products formulated with Depomed's Acuform drug delivery technology, expire between 2016 and 2021.
Two of the six initial ANDA filers have withdrawn their ANDAs and a third has dropped its challenge against the Gralise Orange Book listed patents. A trial date for the consolidated litigation has not yet been set.
About Depomed
Depomed, Inc. is a specialty pharmaceutical company that commercializes products for pain and neurology related disorders. Gralise® (gabapentin) is a once-daily treatment approved for the management of postherpetic neuralgia. Zipsor® (diclofenac potassium) Liquid Filled Capsules is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug indicated for relief of mild to moderate acute pain in adults. CAMBIA® (diclofenac potassium for oral solution) is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug indicated for acute treatment of migraine attacks with or without aura in adults (18 years of age or older). Lazanda® (fentanyl) Nasal Spray is an intranasal fentanyl drug used to manage breakthrough pain in adults (18 years of age or older) who are already routinely taking other opioid pain medicines around-the-clock for cancer pain. Gralise and various partner product candidates are formulated with Depomed's proven, proprietary Acuform® drug delivery technology. Additional information about Depomed may be found at www.depomed.com.
"Safe Harbor" Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. The statements that are not historical facts contained in this release are forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties including, but not limited to, those related to the intellectual property associated with Gralise, uncertainties relating to enforcement of intellectual property rights in the life science industry and other risks detailed in the company's Securities and Exchange Commission filings, including the company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2012 and most recent Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q. The inclusion of forward-looking statements should not be regarded as a representation that any of the company's plans or objectives will be achieved. You are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof. The company undertakes no obligation to publicly release the result of any revisions to these forward-looking statements that may be made to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
August Moretti
Depomed, Inc.
Carolyn Hawley
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Maxx Tissenbaum's two-out, two-run single to right brought home the tying and go-ahead runs for the Fort Wayne TinCaps in the seventh inning Monday night in a 6-5 victory over the Great Lakes Loons.
The single came off reliever Owen Jones, who inherited the bases loaded and two outs in the seventh from reliever Scott Griggs (2-6), who was credited with the loss. Griggs walked two in two-thirds of an inning but also struck out three, with one batter reaching on a wild pitch.
The Loons jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first. Following walks by Malcolm Holland and Kevin Taylor against Fort Wayne starter Walker Weickel, Corey Seager hit a drive off the wall in straight-away center field to bring home Holland. With Taylor tagging up, Seager had to settle for a single. Taylor later scored on a wild pitch.
With the score tied 2-2, the Loons reclaimed the lead in the fifth. After reliever Colin Rea walked Tyler Ogle with the bases loaded to give the Loons a one-run lead. The next batter Aaron Miller worked an impressive 14-pitch at-bat before singling home two runs to give the Loons a 5-2 advantage.
Fort Wayne responded with a pair of runs in the fifth to pull to within one run, setting the stage for Tissenbaum's heroics.
Miller and Jeremy Rathjen finished the game with two hits each. Brandon Martinez started for the Loons and pitched four innings and faced three batters in the fifth. He was charged with four runs (all earned) and eight hits, walking and striking out three. Arismendy Ozoria threw two scoreless relief innings.
Fort Wayne catcher Dane Phillips notched four singles and one walk. Lefty Chris Nunn (7-0) collected the win with two scoreless relief innings. Roman Madrid worked a scoreless ninth inning for his 14th save.
Great Lakes (13-6 second half, 40-49 overall) begins a six-game home stand Wednesday with the first game of a three-game series against the Burlington Bees (5-13, 31-52). Game time is 7:05pm. Sixteen year-old left-hander Julio Urias (2-2, 2.78 ERA) is scheduled to start for the Loons. He will be opposed by lefty Nic DellaTorre (0-1, 18.90). Tickets are available at Loons.com or 989-837-BALL.
The game will feature an appearance by "Miracle on Ice" team member Ken Morrow on a Michigan Legends Series Night, presented by MidMichigan Health.
NOTES: Prior to the game, right-handed pitcher James Campbell joined the ballclub. Righty Alan Garcia was sent to extended spring training… Griggs and Rodriguez were named the Dodgers' June Pride Award winners for their efforts in the previous month.
The Loons are a seventh-year Single-A partner of the Los Angeles Dodgers and members of the Midwest League. For more information about the Loons, visit Loons.com or call 989-837-BALL.
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I don't want to write about the details of how Jesse lost his life, I want to write about the fact that he was someones son. I pray that his family draws strength from their faith and the community. His friends and family say he was a good kid, always smiling, joking around. The people in this town care and have come together because we are tired of hearing that our young people are becoming statistics.
Statistics say 16 youths die every day to homocide. Statistics that reflect the rise of gang violence in our sleepy ag town, Madera, California. A Facebook page was set up the following day by a pair of young people who want to see change. The group is called "STOP GANG VIOLENCE", and has grown to 914 invites or added people....in two days! Now I know some people will say, "Yeah you are living in lala land... gangs will always be around." And while that is true, people don't need to accept it or tolerate it. The simple fact is that these were young men who had their whole lives ahead of them.That is what really upsets me. Everyone involved was under 18. What are our kids thinking when they are walking the streets with guns? The media is highlighting the fact that these boys all had "gang affiliation", and also that they were in a continuation school, because they had been expelled from the district. I don't want to make that the focus here, I want to make the fact that they were kids the focus..kids who maybe got into trouble, made some bad choices for whatever reason, but they were kids.
People have posted comments on Facebook that it starts in the home, and I believe that, but I also know that kids will do what they want to do. It is a different time from when I grew up in the 70's and 80's. Kids have a lot coming at them today. They want to feel important. As the mom of three daughters I have been raising pretty much alone for the last 20 years, I have had to work and take care of them. I know I can't be everpresent in their daily lives. My kids have made some decisions that have changed their lives, but I am and always have been here for them. Parents are not always the problem. Peers have a heavy influence on the choices teens make today. I have been dealing with just that with one of my children.
In 2010 the homicide rate for people aged 10-24 in Madera County was 11.39 per 100,000 residents according to this link http://www.modbee.com/2012/01/15/2027374/youth-violence-plagues-the-state.html Thousands of teens have been in and out of the Department of Juvenile Justice's CYA in the state of California, most of them for violent crimes, yet the DJJ like every other intstitution has faced severe cuts. In 1997 the DJJ had 10,000 residents compared to the 1279 residents in a 6 month period in 2010 according to this link http://www.modbee.com/2012/01/15/2027374/youth-violence-plagues-the-state.html an informative paper written about the DJJ and CYA. Teens have only gotten more violent. 20 percent of homicides are gang related in 88 large cities according to CDC http://www.cdc.gov/ViolencePrevention/youthviolence/gang_affiliation.html, yet the average number of youths in gangs varies according to certain factors,7% to 26%, these factors which include parental monitering, coping skills, reducing delinquency, and reducing drug and alcohol use would decrease a childs chances of becoming involved in gangs. The thing that I see missing is peer pressure.....I know in the final analysis what I have taught my children is important, that it is at the crux of their moral compass, but I also know from firsthand experience that teens are heavily influenced by outside factors.
In order to make a difference our community has got to band together, be willing to work with local law enforcement agencies, communicate with our young people, open a dialogue that encourages everyone to be positively involved. If one child listens and has hope for their future then what are we waiting for? The CDC has programs to reduce youth violence http://www.safeyouth.gov/Pages/Home.aspx to learn more about STRYVE view the video and go to the link above.


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Here I am, once again struggling to think of what to say about a documentary. It's good. Yeah, let's start there. Jodorowsky's Dune is a really good documentary, and your enjoyment of said documentary is going to depend largely on your interest in film production, science fiction, and the nature of the film auteur versus the commercialism of the Hollywood capitalist production system. I found myself fascinated by it, but that's because I'm a huge film nerd with leanings toward science fiction and artistry independent from money-making concerns. I will say that I would have loved to see Alejandro Jodorowsky's version of Dune produced, but barring that, I can now appreciate the unmade film's influence on such works as Star Wars and Alien.
Alejandro Jodorowsky is a Chilean-French director, probably most famous for the cult classic El Topo. At the height of his career in the 1970s, Jodorowsky was given the opportunity to make any film he wanted, and he decided he wanted to tackle Frank Herbert's sci-fi epic, Dune. Through interviews with the would-be film's production team, the documentary unravels the tale of recruiting the perfect people for the job, including Dan O'Bannon on special effects, Moebius and H.R. Giger on art design (the three of which would later go on to work on Alien), Salvador Dali and Orson Welles as actors, and Pink Floyd on musical score, just to name a few. Seeing the enthusiasm that each piece of this puzzle had for making this film is truly inspiring, and it makes me wish I saw more of that enthusiasm in modern, big-budget film-making.
The unmade film lives on in the storyboards that Jodorowsky pitched to film executives, and those have been converted into animatics in small portions for this documentary. Of course, we have no way of knowing how these would have turned out in an actual film given the technology of the time, but Jodorowsky's ambition and confidence that it could be achieved certainly made a believer out of me. About half the film's runtime is devoted to interviews with Jodorowsky himself, and his eccentricity is that which only a person obsessed with their art could produce. He's very entertaining to watch, and he has a charisma about him that made me want his film to be made.
I think this documentary is partially a plea for someone to just go ahead and make this version of Dune. The pre-production is already finished, and it wouldn't necessarily be difficult to produce the storyboards as an animated picture. I'd certainly go see it. However, while that's probably not a likely possibility, this documentary does a good job of exposing a lay audience to the film that never was. Jodorowsky's Dune is a must-see for film aficionados and sci-fi nerds alike.
Is there an adaptation of a novel that you'd like to see made for the screen, but has yet to get there? Let me know in the comments below.


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How does a conservative group know it is doing something right? It's a pretty good clue when a heavy-handed leftist U.S. senator attempts to intimidate its supporters.
Sen. Richard J. Durbin, Illinois Democrat, has sent a chilling letter to some 300 organizations and individuals who are suspected of having supported the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) at any time since 2005.
The Durbin letter asks the recipients if they have served as a member of ALEC or provided any funding to ALEC in 2013. It also asks if the recipient supports "stand your ground" self-defense legislation that was promoted by ALEC a number of years ago. The letter demands a response by Sept. 1, for the purpose of a hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
ALEC, formed 40 years ago by a tiny band of conservative legislators, has grown into the largest private membership organization of state lawmakers, currently boasting more than 2,000 legislators from all of the 50 states, as well as more than 85 members of Congress and 14 sitting or former governors who are considered "alumni."
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Unlike other state-funded organizations, such as the National Council of State Legislators and the Council of State Governments, ALEC is not funded by taxpayer dollars, and this is its vulnerability. ALEC depends on private-sector money to survive, so if ALEC supporters can be intimidated, its voice may be shut down.
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Another regular feature of ALEC meetings has been efforts by protesters to disrupt proceedings. At ALEC's recent 40th annual meeting in Chicago, paid protesters surrounded the hotel and harassed attendees.
The Durbin letter is one more heavy-handed effort to intimidate ALEC supporters. The Goldwater Institute, likening the Durbin letter to a Joseph McCarthy witch hunt, has responded, "We refuse to answer whether we are or ever have been a supporter of ALEC or its model legislation. We refuse to answer not because we disavow ALEC — far from it. We refuse to answer because as free Americans, that is our right."
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For a member of the U.S. Senate to use his power to interfere with individuals and organizations who do not share his views is a disgrace.
Originally seen at The Washington Times: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/aug/15/sauerbrey-the-durbin-inquisition/


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Children should not be allowed to date at a young age. I don't care if the relationship is gay/lesbian or straight. If children are exposed to dating at a young age - let's say fifth grade - they are more likely to be hurt in the case of a break-up. I know some people believe that a good relationship will NEVER break-up, but that's not true. Most relationships break-up at some point. If a child's parents divorce, that child cries, what would happen when they break-up with their partner.
If the child is not old enough to drive, then who is taking the child. And what about watching over the child. Obviously the relationship is just going to be awkward, and if a kid learns at a young age that they enjoy having a boyfriend/girlfriend, it won't be as special for them later in life. And what about kissing, what if your fifth grade daughter comes home and says "I just had the most wonderful time, he/she even FRENCH KISSED me."
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The parents shouldn't be required to let children date at a young age based on societies ideas. If a society suggests 12 year olds start dating, I am sure there will be a parent who says no. It should be a decision based on maturity and comfort between parent, child, and date.
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Posted by Stefy 3 years ago
And personally, in regards to under 14, F*CK NO!
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