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7) What former A-list tweener who will be headed to B-list by the end of year was spotted bringing back much older hookers to his hotel room?
Justin Bieber
Bieber you naughty little racist…ReplyCancel
*Male hookersReplyCancel
At least they practiced safe sex 😉ReplyCancel
I'm not sure Mr. X BIs need revealing? We figger them out almost immediately. (btw I think Enty is trolling us with Mr. X).ReplyCancel
I think enty is trolling us in generalReplyCancel
If you're calling 30-35 "much older" we are gonna have issuesReplyCancel
Well he's 20 so would 35 be considered much older than him? I don't consider it old but in comparison it is quite a difference.ReplyCancel
You make a good point. 30 is a wonderful age. He should hope to be so lucky 😉ReplyCancel
I'll be surprised if he makes it to 30ReplyCancel
Me and you bothReplyCancel
Mr X, this is not a revealReplyCancel
This was in every news everywhere when he was on tour in Brazil. Only a blind if you didn't read any news of any kind for a monthReplyCancel
I will laugh so hard if July 4th is Mr. X reveals all dayReplyCancel
I feel pervy saying this—even though he is legal—but he has a really good body—hes kinda short and I hate him—but he is fit….ReplyCancel
Lame. Will he go away already?ReplyCancel
Ew Derek! He went from being like pencil thin to bulked up. Steroids are awesome like that.ReplyCancel
By 3 pm Friday Ill be clobbered so even if they are Mr. X reveals its drunk posting day! Everybody feel free to join in! Candyland pizza and beer for breakfast bbq the rest of the day.ReplyCancel
yeah but teenagers are generally pencil thin—-but no doubt he has had some help on the wayReplyCancel
Bitch works out for hours everyday with his bodyguards 🙁ReplyCancel
Yes, as older women are (hopefully) smarter than the youngins.ReplyCancel
LOL @ Sylvia. Hookers only see green.
Not a surprising reveal. Lil douche having mommy issues is a layup guess.ReplyCancel
I think it's safe to suppose that Justin B. never spends any time reading a book. Except for maybe a comic book.ReplyCancel
I thought his thing was watching woman go at with each other, this would fit.ReplyCancel
My fave epi!ReplyCancel
Funny, I actually believe this one…if he really has small peen issues. Because there's all the signs that he does. Hiring older hookers is a classic sign you're embarrassed about your size.
He's such an asshole douche, but to be that famous and be lacking in the pants…that must really suck.ReplyCancel
There is no way I'd give this lil turd the time of day… I'm sure he'd say the same to me, but at least I'm not an egotistical self-entitled brat. Put on your Pullups, Beibs.ReplyCancel


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102nd Session of the International Labour Conference
The International Labour Organization (ILO) organizes the International Labour Conference (ILC) annually. Among other agenda items, general discussion at the 102nd session will take place on "Sustainable development, decent work and green jobs". This topic was last addressed at the ILC in 1990, with the presentation of a report on "Environment and the World of Work". Discussion in 2013 is expected to focus on opportunities for net employment creation, upgrading of existing jobs and social inclusion, and the challenges of job losses from economic restructuring, adaptation to climate change and regressive income effects.
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On the back of contrasting results over the past weekend, England and Australia are yet again set to clash at Twickenham on Saturday.
On the back of contrasting results this past weekend, England and Australia are once again ready to collide at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday.
Last week England, while not great, put 54 points on Fiji while Australia fell to an in-form France XV that was in no mood to lose the physical battle.
The Wallabies have subsequently received a hammering in more ways than one after being outplayed, out-hungered and out-muscled.
The aftermath has been brutal, but in our eyes not enough praise has been put at the door of France. They were exceptional at their set-piece, direct and intelligent in attack and utilised the Stade de France atmosphere to the best of their advantage. Few teams would have won in Paris last week.
Robbie Deans has copped most of the abuse from all angles over the past year as Quade Cooper, Alan Jones, Stirling Mortlock and most recently David Campese launched a tirade at the New Zealander, with the former Wallaby wing saying that Deans "has destroyed Australian rugby and I want him to go". Unfortunately for you David there's unlikely to be a tweak forthcoming due to the fast approaching 2013 British & Irish Lions visit to your homeland.
Warren Gatland must be licking his lips at the ongoing soap opera but also wary that the likelihood is that things will have improved by the time the Lions return from their four-year hibernation. Factor in that star players James O'Connor, David Pocock, James Horwill, Will Genia et al should have fully recovered from their respective injuries, and English, Welsh, Scottish and Irish tourists will not be facing the same limping Wallabies we see today.
Speaking of today and because of suspensions to Rob Simmons and Adam Thomson, there has been little spice between the two sides in the build-up for Saturday. Only a weak comment from Australia wing Digby Ioane about England's finishers being "pretty" has scratched the surface while Toby Flood joined in the fun by giving a glowing reference to the women of Wigan. It seems the Australian press prefers bashing its own side nowadays.
If things go to the English plan – combining a strong scrummage with the dual playmaking combination of Flood and Alex Goode to create the points – the hacks Down Under will have more energy in their fingers on Sunday morning (their time). One can't help but feel though that with last week's weakest link, Sekope Kepu, benched for the returning Ben Alexander while the sizeable Sitaleki Timani locks in following an injury, they will be more sturdy.
Consequently, if there's greater parity up front than many are predicting more emphasis will then be placed on Goode's ability to create in the first line of attack and also whether Chris Ashton and Manu Tuilagi can feed off each other wider out. Both teams lack in the creativity department in the centres and that has been a big concern for Australia since Matt Giteau moved on, with Ben Tapuai the latest to wear the 12 jersey under Deans. What is surprising is the decision on paper to name Nick Cummins and Ioane on opposite wings to where they play for the Force and Reds, while Berrick Barnes (usually 10/12) returns at full-back, a spot he recently vacated for fly-half or centre Mike Harris. It truly is needs must right now.
But Australia are not without hope of claiming victory at Twickenham this weekend – far from it in fact. While the English did win comfortably against the islanders, signs of rustiness due to their lack of recent action was noticeable. Now the looming question is whether the home side's gameplan kicks on to better things this week? For Australia it's more asking can they bury their Paris loss and repeat the effort that almost defeated New Zealand in Brisbane?
Ones to watch:
For England: Last weekend's performance from Alex Goode was top notch and he will again line up at full-back at Twickenham. This time though he will have a new wing to form a combination with as Chris Ashton returns from his suspension to join Charlie Sharples in England's back-three. Ashton has been working on his defence in the international camp and therefore his progress will be closely monitored, not least by the coaches but also armchair fans. Elsewhere and of course Dan Cole will be watched at scrum-time while Danny Care will hope to win his battle with Nick Phipps, which we expect him to do.
For Australia: Sekope Kepu endured a nightmare evening in Paris and has been replaced by Ben Alexander, who is back in the squad after recovering from a wrist injury. He must stand up for Australia and it is worth noting he was solid at the set-piece during the recent Rugby Championship. Therefore England might not enjoy the same dominant success as Les Bleus did while the return of Sitaleki Timani may also shore things up for Robbie Deans. Digby Ioane is a player who is not shy of an error or two so if England can get amongst the wing – using kicks in behind – the Wallabies could be in trouble. Key to their hopes will be trio Michael Hooper, Wycliff Palu and Kurtley Beale leading from the front.
Head-to-head: Bandwagons are rarely as full as when scrums are discussed ahead of England v Australia. We jump aboard as it can't be ignored and won't be by the front-rows.
Recent results:
2010: England won 35-18 in London
2010: England won 21-20 in Sydney
2010: Australia won 27-17 in Perth
2009: Australia won 18-9 in London
2008: Australia won 28-14 in London
2007: England won 12-10 in Marseille (RWC)
2006: Australia won 43-18 in Melbourne
2006: Australia won 34-3 in Sydney
2005: England won 26-16 in London
2004: Australia won 21-19 in London
2004: Australia won 51-15 in Brisbane
Prediction: Australia are given a 6, 7 or 8 point handicap with the bookmakers and I feel that is spot on. England to sneak this by 7 points in a game that may be short on tries scored.
The teams:
England: 15 Alex Goode, 14 Chris Ashton, 13 Manu Tuilagi, 12 Brad Barritt, 11 Charlie Sharples, 10 Toby Flood, 9 Danny Care, 8 Thomas Waldrom, 7 Chris Robshaw (c), 6 Tom Johnson, 5 Geoff Parling, 4 Tom Palmer, 3 Dan Cole, 2 Tom Youngs, 1 Joe Marler.
Replacements: 16 David Paice, 17 David Wilson, 18 Mako Vunipola, 19 Joe Launchbury, 20 Tom Wood, 21 Ben Youngs, 22 Owen Farrell, 23 Mike Brown.
Australia: 15 Berrick Barnes, 14 Digby Ioane, 13 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 12 Ben Tapuai, 11 Nick Cummins, 10 Kurtley Beale, 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Wycliff Palu, 7 Michael Hooper, 6 Dave Dennis, 5 Nathan Sharpe (captain), 4 Sitaleki Timani, 3 Ben Alexander, 2 Tatafu Polota Nau, 1 Benn Robinson.
Replacements: 16 Stephen Moore, 17 James Slipper, 18 Sekope Kepu, 19 Radike


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It's still early in the season, but there will be plenty at stake for the Stormers when they host the Hurricanes in Cape Town on Friday.
It's still early in the season, but there will be plenty at stake for the Stormers when they host the Hurricanes in Cape Town on Friday.
After last weekend's atrocious performance against the Lions, the home side know that anything less than a convincing victory will not be enough to silence their critics.
Their 34-10 loss to the Lions was the first time in 10 matches that the men from the Cape have suffered a defeat against the Johannesburg-based franchise.
That poor performance has resulted in Stormers boss Allister Coetzee and his players receiving a barrage of criticism from their supporters.
Coetzee and captain Jean de Villiers agreed that the loss to the Lions was unacceptable and the coach revealed that the clash with the Hurricanes was about setting the record straight.
"One doesn't become a bad team overnight and after this wake-up call we need to make sure that we make a good start to the game," he said.
"We were punished [by the Lions] and simply gave points away. We have learnt many lessons, and now the first-game jitters are out of the way. Playing at home makes a massive difference [to the team]."
Despite that defeat, Coetzee hasn't wielded the axe and the return to action of Jaco Taute, who has been on the sidelines since early last season after tearing knee ligaments, is one of only two changes to his starting XV.
Taute at his best is a potent attacking weapon and if he finds the ball in space he could be a handful. Although the entire Stormers squad were below par against the Lions, one man who is saddled with a huge responsibility is fly-half Demetri Catrakilis.
The former Kings stalwart failed to get his back-line firing in Johannesburg and as the team's main playmaker a much better performance is expected of him.
The Hurricanes showed in last weekend's 27-9 defeat to the Sharks that they have the ability to frustrate their opponents as there were certain elements of the game in which they fought back well against the Sharks.
Their potency lies amongst their backs where they have four All Blacks – captain Conrad Smith, Cory Jane, Julian Savea and Beauden Barrett – who are all capable of wreaking havoc once they are on the attack.
Hurricanes coach Mark Hammett is a shrewd tactician who came to South Africa with the knowledge that playing the Sharks and Stormers in their own backyard presents a unique challenge.
He does have a few tricks up his sleeve for the Stormers and is determined not to leave Cape Town empty-handed.
"Our pre-season was against other New Zealand teams and the forward challenge is different when you play South African teams," said Hammett.
"There are similarities and differences between the Stormers and Sharks, but I can't give too much away. Besides their game against the Lions, we've seen tapes of the Stormers' warm-up games. We have ways of getting them."
Prediction: The Hurricanes showed against the Sharks that they are not an easy team to beat. But despite the Stormers' poor start to the tournament, they usually play much better in front of their home fans and don't be surprised if they bounce back. Stormers to win by seven points!
The teams:
Stormers: 15 Jaco Taute, 14 Kobus van Wyk, 13 Jean de Villiers (c), 12 Damian de Allende, 11 Gio Aplon, 10 Demetri Catrakilis, 9 Louis Schreuder, 8 Duane Vermeulen, 7 Schalk Burger, 6 Siya Kolisi, 5 Manuel Carizza, 4 Rynhardt Elstadt, 3 Frans Malherbe, 2 Scarra Ntubeni, 1 Steven Kitshoff.
Replacements: 16 Deon Fourie, 17 Oliver Kebble, 18 Pat Cilliers, 19 Michael Rhodes, 20 Nizaam Carr, 21 Nic Groom, 22 Kurt Coleman, 23 Ryno Eksteen.
Hurricanes: 15 Marty Banks, 14 Cory Jane, 13 Conrad Smith (c), 12 Hadleigh Parkes, 11 Julian Savea, 10 Beauden Barrett, 9 TJ Perenara, 8 Blade Thomson, 7 Jack Lam, 6 Faifili Levave, 5 Mark Reddish, 4 Jeremy Thrush, 3 John Schwalger, 2 Dane Coles, 1 Ben Franks.
Replacements: 16 Motu Matu'u, 17 Chris Eves, 18 Jeffery Toomaga-Allen, 19 James Broadhurst, 20 Ardie Savea, 21 Chris Smylie, 22 Alapati Leiua, 23 James Marshall.
Date: Friday, February 28
Kick-off: 19:10 (17:10 GMT)
Venue: Newlands Stadium, Cape Town
Referee: Steve Walsh (Australia)
Assistant referees: Andrew Lees (Australia), Marc van Zyl (South Africa)
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- While the New York Marathon has been canceled in light of the devastation wrought by Sandy, the show will go on Sunday at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., where the New York Giants will host the Pittsburgh Steelers in a Week 9 NFL matchup.
The difference between the events, and why the state of New Jersey is allowing one to occur while New York City has put a halt to another, is apparently the amount of resources they'll use up.
CANCELED: NYC Marathon CEO explains decision
NBA: Wade donates game check to Sandy victims
The marathon was to occupy lots of them. The Giants-Steelers game won't.
And, according to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, it won't interfere with the recovery effort.
"I don't think there's going to be much of anything diverted away from us by having the game there," Christie said Friday in an interview on SiriusXM Radio. "The fact is that's a completely privately owned piece of property now. There are flushless toilets in the new MetLife Stadium. This is just not a situation where I think there are going to be a lot of state resources diverted.
"And ultimately, my philosophy is I don't want the government involved in making those decisions unless it is an absolute emergency."
In an e-mail to USA TODAY Sports earlier this week, NFL spokesman Greg Aiello wrote there was no damage to the stadium. Once that was confirmed, the league intended to play the game but would remain in contact with the authorities. In an e-mail Friday, Aiello wrote that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell spoke with Christie on Thursday to make sure the game wouldn't interfere with the effort.
As Christie stated, that won't be the case.
"He was pleased the game is being played," Aiello wrote, "and that the Giants and the NFL are saluting first responders and contributing $1 million plus extensive promotional time on all our games to the Red Cross for the relief effort."
There is one logistical issue. Because of hotel issues, the Steelers are scheduled to fly in day of the game. Under the circumstances, the league waived a rule that requires teams to be in town the night before a game. Kickoff is scheduled for 4:25 p.m. ET.
Like Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade, who told USA TODAY Sports on Friday he was donating his game check from Friday's matchup with the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden to the Red Cross, the Giants are trying to show sensitivity to those affected by Sandy.
"Our thoughts are still with the people who have lost so much during this past week," Giants co-owners John Mara and Steve Tisch said in a statement. "A football game by comparison is such an insignificant event, but hopefully it will bring some sense of distraction or comfort to those of our fans who have been hurt in any way by this storm."
Christie said the game would not be played if there were damage in East Rutherford similar to that of the Jersey Shore towns. Christie expects all of the homes and business around the stadium to have power.
"If the NFL feels comfortable playing under those circumstances, that's the NFL's call as long as they are not impeding me from being able to help the state back to recovery," Christie said in his interview on SiriusXM. "And I don't think those three hours are going to hurt the state's progress towards recovery."
New York deputy mayor Howard Wolfson indicated any potential decision whether to halt the game was all Christie's.
"I'm going to trust Governor Christie to make the right decision for New Jersey," Wolfson said, "whether they can support having a football game."
The Giants are hoping the game can help support the area.
The team is encouraging fans to arrive early and carpool. It also is offering free parking and shuttle service from the nearby Secaucus train station (trains will not be running as they usually are) and on the Murray Hill Parkway in Rutherford, N.J.
Sunday's game had already been designated as the team's annual food drive. Fans are encouraged to bring non-perishable food items that will be donated to the Community Food Bank of New Jersey, which will provide aid to victims of the hurricane.
There will also be in-game announcements for fans to donate to the Red Cross' relief effort by texting to 9-0-9-9-9 to donate $10 or by calling 1-800-RED-CROSS.


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France 1868 – 1940
Félix Vallotton
c. 1900
oil on card, laid on wood panel
panel 63.0 (h) x 49.5 (w) cm
Musée d'Orsay, Paris , Bequest of Carle Dreyfus 1953
© RMN (Musée d'Orsay) / Hervé Lewandowski
Vuillard and Vallotton were both members of the Nabis, and were especially close friends. In this portrait, Vuillard reveals this familiarity through the informal way he portrays his fellow artist. Thirty-six-year-old Vallotton appears unceremoniously perched on a side-table, rather than sitting in a chair, in his studio at 6 Rue de Milan, Paris. He wears casual clothing—a blue house suit (equivalent to a modern tracksuit) and slippers.
Despite the comfortable nature of this portrait, Vallotton is presented as a reserved personality. Even amongst his intimates he was not gregarious, and many of his self-portraits reveal his introverted character. Here Vuillard has painted him with his arms folded firmly across his body and his legs entwined under him. Defensively withdrawn into a corner of his own room, the resigned expression on Vallotton's face suggests that the portrait was not his idea and that he is participating with reluctance. Interestingly, the physical attributes of the face are barely represented. The viewer's eyes are drawn instead to the brilliance of the red slippers and then the blue of the house suit. His face is the last place that the viewer looks, despite being immediately drawn to the figure.
A contemporary critic described Vuillard as: 'Above all … a painter of greys in which he produced the most unusual combinations'.1 While this portrait is predominantly composed of muted greys and beiges, the figure of Vallotton is accentuated by his colourful clothes. The brightness of the red slippers, contrasting with the white skirting board, makes them leap off the canvas.
Like many Nabis, Vuillard often focused on domestic interiors, as well as portraits. Here he has combined both, creating a very personal portrait of his friend in his studio. The art displayed on the surrounding walls establishes a special intimacy. To the figure's left is a large Chinese silk painting depicting a wedding ceremony.2 To the right is one of Vallotton's own woodcuts of famous authors, which included Fyodor Dostoyevsky and Edgar Allan Poe, although the rough nature of Vuillard's sketch makes it impossible to discern whose portrait it is.
Félix Vallotton was produced shortly after Vallotton's marriage to Gabrielle Rodrigues-Henriques, the widowed sister of the well-known Parisian art dealers Gaston and Josse Bernheim. Despite the obvious benefits his friend might have expected to enjoy from the alliance, Vuillard, a confirmed bachelor, disapproved. The inclusion of the Chinese wedding scene could be read as a jibe at Vallotton's recent nuptials. Vallotton is also positioned in a comfortable middle-class setting because, in Vuillard's eyes, after his marriage to the bourgeois Gabrielle, his friend was no longer a 'starving artist', like many of their colleagues. The furniture and patterned carpet—neither expensive nor down-at-heel—convey a secure domestic atmosphere.
Simeran Maxwell
Text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
From Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin and beyond Post-Impressionism from the Musée d'Orsay exhibition book, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
- Adolphe Basler and Charles Kunstler (trans.), The Post-Impressionists: from Monet to Bonnard, London: The Medici Society 1931, p. 57.
- Qing dynasty (1644–1912), China, Wedding ceremony in front of ancient altar c. 1850, private collection.


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John J. Castellani
President & CEO
Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America
The National Press Club
Washington, D.C.
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Thank you, Keith for that kind introduction. And my thanks to all of you here for joining me this morning.
Let me begin by saying I am not now, nor have I ever been, nor will I ever be a candidate for public office. In other words, this will be one of the few press events before November 6 that does not feature someone looking for votes.
However, though I'm not on any ballot, I am going to be talking about three of the biggest issues now being discussed by Governor Romney and President Obama. These are:
- health care,
- how to spur growth and create jobs, and
- our nation's fiscal future.
Hearing that, some of you may be worried about hearing a re-hash of campaign rhetoric…Relax. I'm going to focus on long-term aspects of these issues that – sadly – have been largely overlooked by both candidates.
My goal is to begin a public dialogue about solutions, not bumper stickers – or tweets.
I've been in Washington a long time, so I know it's a dialogue that may be drowned out by election rhetoric.
But I agree with President Eisenhower who said, "[no] political campaign justifies the declaration of a moratorium on ordinary common sense."
Common sense dictates that we have a serious discussion now so that a new Congress and Administration can begin tackling these issues in a truly constructive manner and position our country to live up to its vast potential. And we need that dialogue to protect the lives and health of the American people.
I'll start with health care.
Despite years of debate and the torrent of words during the campaign, the health care picture is still incomplete. The discussion casts the health care "ecosystem" as consisting of the patient, the doctor and insurers. When medications enter the discussion, they are almost always treated as just a commodity… the price of which is typically the first point raised.
The problem is that this perspective overlooks the vital role biopharmaceutical research plays in the most important aspects of health care – quality, availability, affordability and saving lives. It's a blind spot that could lead to policies that put the lives and the health of patients and their families in jeopardy.
Now, after two years with PhRMA, I know how complex the biopharmaceutical research industry is. But I've also learned that the key to understanding our role in healthcare can be found in the stories of people, people like Jan Lundberg.
Jan is the president of Lilly Research Laboratories, and a leader in Alzheimer's research. Not long ago, his mother called him to ask him a deceptively simple question: "how do I make pancakes?"
The question was simple, but chilling.
Lundberg's mother had been making pancakes for 70 years. He feared the phone call meant she had Alzheimer's. Sadly, he was right. It wasn't long before he looked in her eyes and saw… nothing. "It was like her soul was gone," Lundberg says. He is more determined than ever to find ways to cure, treat, or prevent Alzheimer's—the sooner the better.
There are thousands of "Jan Lundbergs" in our industry – researchers who know why their work is so critical, men and women who are making discoveries in the laboratory and bringing hope to patients every day.
There are a couple of other things you should know about Dr. Lundberg's story:
- Like every researcher, Lundberg must be resolute and courageous in the face of daunting odds. In the last 15 years, Alzheimer's researchers have tested 101 new treatments. Only three have been approved to treat patients. That's a one in 34 chance of success. If we look at all the medicines we develop to fight diseases, and if we go back further in the research process, the odds soar even higher: only one of every 5-10 thousand potential medicines makes it from a discovery in the laboratory to a treatment for a patient.
- To give you some context, finding a new treatment for Alzheimer's has proved at least as difficult as the Mars Curiosity mission. Both require about a decade or more of research, cost billions of dollars and face great odds against success. (The odds of reaching Mars, by the way, are a lot better than finding an Alzheimer's treatment. About half the Mars missions launched since the 1960s succeeded. But only 3 out of 101 potential treatments developed since 1998 have been approved for patients.) But with each mission – even the failed ones – and each breakthrough research is expanded, lessons are learned and a trail is blazed for what can come next.
Despite the obstacles, people working in laboratories have brought life, health and hope to millions of patients.
Everyone here can remember when an HIV/AIDS diagnosis was a death sentence. Beginning in the late 1980's, our scientists, working with patient advocates, academics, government researchers and others turned HIV/AIDS into a manageable chronic disease.
This kind of dramatic progress continues today. This morning, in fact, I'm pleased to mark a major 21st Century healthcare milestone: PhRMA member companies' total investment in research and development since 2000 now exceeds $500 billion – a sum greater than the annual revenues of any company on the Fortune 500.
That investment has helped produce more than 340 new medicines approved between 2001 and 2011. These include the first ever vaccine against cervical cancer, the first new medicine for lupus since 1955, a breakthrough treatment for cystic fibrosis, a therapy that helps adults suffering from multiple sclerosis walk, and many more. That investment has also helped reduce the death rates for cancer, heart disease and diabetes.
These breakthroughs are simply the prologue.
There are over 3,000 potential medicines now in development. These include 235 medicines to treat diabetes and related conditions, 312 medicines either in clinical trials or awaiting FDA approval to further reduce the number of deaths from heart disease and stroke, and 981 medicines and vaccines to help fight cancer.
To be sure, even with great progress, serious health care challenges loom on the horizon.
Currently, someone in the U.S. develops Alzheimer's disease every 71 seconds.
If trends continue this will increase to every 33 seconds by 2050 – that's the time it took me to say the last three sentences. That could mean 15 million Americans with Alzheimer's. The cost of their care? More than $1 trillion per year.
Diabetes? By 2034, projected annual costs for care are $336 billion; for cardiovascular disease cost for care will reach $818 billion by 2030.
New medicines to help treat these conditions, or even delay their onset, would be wonderful – a godsend for patients and families. They could also make a huge difference in our economic future.
Let me cite two examples. First, a recent study in Health Affairs estimated that improved adherence to diabetes medications could avert nearly 700,000 ER visits and close to 350,000 hospitalizations annually – for a total annual savings of $4.7 billion.
And, by the way, improving patient adherence to their medicines and doctors' recommendations is an industry priority. The PhRMA Foundation just announced a new Young Investigator Grant program to study how to improve adherence.
Next, congestive heart failure is expensive and often results in hospitalizations. Typical CHF hospitalizations can run as high as $22,000. Consistent use of medicines costing around $3,500 a year can prevent complications and slow the progress of the disease. Patients who take their medicines as recommend can reduce their healthcare costs by over $9,000 per year.
For these reasons, and many more, biopharmaceutical research must be part of the nation's health care conversation in 2012 and beyond.
It should also be part of the equation about how we add jobs and grow our economy.
Based on their campaign ads, you might think that Governor Romney and President Obama disagree on just about everything. In fact, this is one area where they seem very close.
Consider these two quotes:
- "If we are to remain the strongest nation on Earth, we must remain the most innovative nation on Earth" and
- "The key to our success – as it has always been – will be to compete by developing new products, by generating new industries, by maintaining our role as the world's engine of scientific discovery and technological innovation."
The first is Governor Romney, and the second is from the President. Pretty similar, right?
That's because they reflect what experience has proven – that innovation is the key to economic progress.
And what's the most innovative industry in the nation? Some might guess Silicon Valley.
Wrong. It's the biopharmaceutical research industry.
I realize that, coming from the CEO of PhRMA, those words may sound dubious. But in this case, I'm sure even the most zealous staffer at FactCheck.org or PolitiFact would bear me out.
- According to data from the National Science Foundation, the biopharmaceutical sector accounts for the single largest share of all U.S. business R&D, representing nearly 20% of all domestic R&D funded by U.S. businesses.[i]
- We have been the leading private sector generator of patents for the last five years.
- U.S. biotech firms account for 80 percent of the world's biotechnology R&D.
- A Battelle study found that the biopharmaceutical sector's contribution to GDP was 3 ½ times the average contribution of other sectors of the economy.
- That same study found that this sector expends $105,000 per employee on R&D versus the $65,000 of the next leading sector – communications – and the average of $10,000 for the rest of the economy.
- And the CBO says that "pharmaceutical firms invest as much as five times more in R&D, relative to their sales, than the average U.S. manufacturing firm."[ii]
What do these innovation statistics mean for patients and their families? New and improved treatments, preventative options, longer lives and a better quality of life.
AIDS patients, for example, used to have to take a medicine cabinet full of pills, and they had to administer precise doses at specific times during the day and night. Now many can take a single pill, or very few.
In the last few years, our industry has also developed an oral treatment for multiple sclerosis, much easier ways to monitor blood sugar levels, new hepatitis C protease-inhibiting drugs, new blood tests that measure circulating tumor cells, and many other ways to help patients.
This commitment to innovation also means jobs. In fact, it means the kind of high quality jobs both presidential candidates and those running for Congress want for America. Biopharmaceutical companies employ over 600,000 Americans. Each sector job helps create five additional indirect and induced jobs economy-wide – that's nearly four million American jobs.
Our industry's exports also contribute to our economic health.
U.S. biopharmaceutical exports stand at nearly $48 billion a year. It ranks fourth overall in exports.
The important role our industry plays in the economy is often overlooked here in America. But it is very well known to our competitors in the global economy. In fact, they are coming after this American engine of innovation and growth.
The Chinese government has identified biotechnology as one of the keys to its future economic growth and to creating over a million new jobs. India and Russia have publicly declared their goal of strengthening their biopharmaceutical research sectors. And Singapore's vision is to be the "biopolis" of Asia, an international science cluster aimed at advancing human health.
American policy makers should be at least as focused on the economic value of our industry as our competitors. When the Congress and the President focus on a viable growth and jobs strategy, the biopharmaceutical research sector has to be one of the building blocks.
The hard debate over our fiscal future will begin in earnest the day after the election and reach critical mass early next year. The long-term effects of the debate will have profound implications for all stakeholders in our healthcare ecosystem.
The 18th Century British philosopher and astute observer of America, Edmund Burke, once said: "All government -- indeed, every human benefit and enjoyment, every virtue and every prudent act -- is founded on compromise and barter."
Unfortunately, Washington today is much better described by a 20th Century philosopher… Groucho Marx. He said, "Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly, and applying the wrong remedies."
Why is Groucho right? Because policies are often focused on short term fiscal issues without fully considering how today's decisions could affect other critical foundations of our health and our economy for the long run.
One result is that "compromise" – instead of being Burke's foundation of virtue – is increasingly hard to find. Critical policy challenges like healthcare, jobs and fiscal policy have been met with division where sound policy-making and national interest should instead inspire collective vision.
Without a long-term mindset, it is difficult for lawmakers to agree on the kind of forward looking policies needed to support innovation and to balance the complex interactions between key elements of our health care system.
It need not be this way.
As the recently reauthorized Prescription Drug User Fee Act shows, policy makers can work together. This necessary legislation won overwhelming support from across the political spectrum. It also took a long-term view of how our regulatory system can support medical innovation and meet patients' needs.
However, short-term fiscal scenarios – like sequestration – offer new challenges to the significant progress we made in PDUFA.
The successful Medicare Part D program is another example of policy makers taking a longer view. It is delivering quality health care to seniors at costs far below initial projections.
But if we alter the program as part of deficit reduction, not because it is wise policy but because it represents dollars available on a spreadsheet, we could directly threaten our sector's ability to invest in new medicines, support good jobs and, most importantly, protect seniors' – and all patients' -- access to needed medicines.
As Yogi Berra put it, "You've got to be very careful if you don't know where you are going because you might not get there."
To illustrate how this affects healthcare and the economy, let me go back to Alzheimer's, the disease every baby boomer thinks about and fears.
The long term projected toll of that disease – 15 million Americans with Alzheimer's by 2050, with a cost of more than $1 trillion per year – is stunning.
That projection is based on current trends. Biopharmaceutical breakthroughs can change those trends, as it has done with AIDS and other deadly diseases. PhRMA member companies are right now working to find a medicine that could delay the onset of the condition.
However, remember what I said about the costs, time needed and odds of developing a potential new medicine and let me pose a hypothetical question:
What if a new treatment for Alzheimer's arrives, but it comes with a high, short-term price tag? Suppose its one-year cost approaches $11 billion, the highest annual revenue for the world's top-selling medicine.
Too many lawmakers today would only see the short-term. This $11 billion per year would appear only as a cost to the system. It's a safe bet that some policymakers would try to slash that cost in the interest of short-term budget gains.
Yet here's what an Alzheimer's Association study projects: a treatment that delayed the onset of the disease by five years could dramatically
new cases and save$447 billion a year by 2050.
Now that's an impressive return on investment.
I believe strongly that, whoever they vote for, Americans overwhelmingly want solutions. That means the victors in November will have a tremendous opportunity to create new ways of working together and with the private sector – including our industry.
And the fact is, outside the spotlight of cable news and the blogosphere, there are signs that government and the private sector can work together to encourage innovation.
Congress and the President have enacted 12 years of data protection for innovative biologics, reformed the U.S. patent system, reauthorized PDUFA and permanently reauthorized incentives for development of pediatric medicines. The work of researchers at the NIH and in the private sector continues to complement each other well.
To build on this progress and to seize the post- election opportunities, the biopharmaceutical sector commits itself to:
- First, being a strong partner in an increasingly complex health care system;
- Second, driving America's global leadership and innovation in biopharmaceutical research;
- Third, supporting vibrant communities across the country through our investment, research, clinical trials and other work;
- And, fourth, delivering progress for patients who depend on this industry to discover new medicines that help us live longer, healthier lives.
We call on the leaders who come to Washington next January to work with us to build a modern regulatory system; foster a thriving scientific infrastructure; create a business environment that embraces innovation; and one that properly values medicines and their contribution to controlling costs and improving health.
Let me conclude where I began, with the researcher's journey from hope to cures, from a discovery in the lab to making a difference for patients.
At a time when she was battling cancer, Susan Sontag wrote, "Everyone who is born holds dual citizenship, in the kingdom of the well and in the kingdom of the sick. Although we all prefer to use only the good passport, sooner or later each of us is obliged, at least for a spell, to identify ourselves as citizens of that other place. "
Statistics tell us that over the course of our lifetimes, every one of us will become a patient. My 96-year-old father is active, spry and healthy – hopefully for many years to come. But one day he will again be a patient.
Also, maybe not today, but I, my wife, my sons, my daughters-in-law and even my 2-year-old grandson will one day be patients too.
As I stand before you today, it is inevitable that all of us in this room will one day confront disease. Some may face Alzheimer's disease. Others face diabetes, heart disease, cancers and other conditions. We will all want access to the latest, best medicines available.
Somewhere in America right now, there is a scientist hard at work, pushing the frontiers of research in pursuit of the next treatment that will take us from hope to cures. The leaders of the biopharmaceutical industry and the leaders of government must help that scientist. Together we must foster the next $500 billion in research. Together we must support the environment needed to sustain medical innovation. Together, we must do everything we can to ensure that scientist succeeds.
[i]National Science Board. 2012. Science and Engineering Indicators 2012. Arlington VA: National Science Foundation (NSB 12-01).
[ii]Congressional Budget Office, "Research and Development in the Pharmaceutical Industry." October, 2006.
The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) represents the country's leading pharmaceutical research and biotechnology companies, which are devoted to inventing medicines that allow patients to live longer, healthier, and more productive lives. PhRMA companies are leading the way in the search for new cures. PhRMA members alone invested an estimated $49.5 billion in 2011 in discovering and developing new medicines.
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Skip to comments.WWII vet, beaten by teens outside Eagles Lodge, dies
Posted on 08/22/2013 5:00:01 PM PDT by granite
WWII veteran Delbert Belton survived being wounded in action during the Battle of Okinawa only to be beaten and left for dead by two teens at the Eagles Lodge in Spokane on Wednesday evening.
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Belton, 89, died from the injuries he suffered in the beating Thursday morning at Sacred Heart Medical Center.
Witnesses say the Belton was in the parking lot of the Eagles Lodge at 6410 N. Lidgerwood, adjacent to the Eagles Ice-A-Rena, around 8 p.m. Wednesday when the two male suspects attacked him.
Belton died from his injuries Thursday at Sacred Heart Medical Center.
"Shorty," as he was known by his friends at the Eagles Lodge, served in the U.S. Army in the Pacific during WWII and was shot in the leg during the Battle of Okinawa. He went on to work at Kaiser Aluminum at the company's Trentwood plant for more than 30 years.
He loved playing pool, even though he claimed he was no good at it and had been a member of the Eagles Lodge for the last four months. In addition to playing pool he loved working on cars.
Belton's wife passed away several years ago.
Spokane police are looking for two male suspects in the attack. They said the suspects are African Americans between 16 and 19 years old.
One suspect was described as heavy set and wearing all black clothing. The other was described as being about 6 feet tall and 150 pounds. There was no description of what clothing the second suspect was wearing other than a silk do-rag.
Police investigating the deadly attack on Belton are also working to obtain surveillance footage from the scene.
Two of Obama's sons on the loose.
Welcome to Obama's Amerika
For Trayvon??
Yep, Obama's son playing their knock-out (or kill) games. Worthless pieces of crap—not fit to live on this or any planet.
Unfortunately, some black street thug kids are now calling this type of killing "Polar bear hunting."
May this American hero be honored and remembered big time for his heroism and patriotism and the scum who murdered him get the punishment they deserve.
If Obama had a son...
Wake up Yankees...bedtime is over.
I guarantee I'll be armed and elderly.
Smile bros! That's the last time you'll be smiling. Someone for sure will ID these effers. Decent shots for surveillance cams.
The feral yutes must he hunted down and put down like the rabid dogs they are.
Damn fine looking American, I'd give anything to change the circumstances of his passing. Hard to suggest that he rest in peace.
Does the MSM think the code word "teens" isn't immediately understood? I don't have to look at any pictures, or even read any more about any article to know exactly what "teens" means, and teens seems to be used all the way up to their late 20's.
It's kind of like "Youths" in Europe, automatically means muslims...and "Youth" can also mean 10-40.
I hope Mr. Belton knew Jesus before he was brutally murdered. I also hope that Obama's two sons will quickly get to know Jesus and then meet Him fairly soon in person.
20+ years ago the $PLC won a civil law suit against Tom Metzger, his son, and his white supremacist group. The suit was on behalf of a victim of a vicious murder by skinheads of a defenseless black man in Portland.
"Using the doctrine of vicarious liability, plaintiffs' attorneys argued that the Metzgers should be found liable for intentionally inciting the skinheads to engage in violent confrontations with minorities. A jury agreed, returning a record $12.5 million verdict against the Metzgers and WAR. Tom Metzger was personally responsible for $5.5 million of that sum."
IIRC the skinheads were not members. They had been exposed to what WAR was putting out publicly. Kinda like NBC.
Who incites these black-on-white murderers?
Their friends and families? The lucrative civil rights and victims' industries? Sharpton? Jessie Jackson? ABCNNBCBS? The Nytimese? The Latimese? Who?
A civil trial would likely uphold the doctrine of vicarious liability in these cases too. A lot of deep pockets among those people.. but hurry while the MSM still have a couple of "news" organizations with any pockets at all.
One of the feral Trayvons could have been hurt, and that would be a tragedy.
Dead old white men are not a tragedy in Lefty world.
This American hero was two years younger than my grandfather, also a WWII vet, would have been were he still with us. When he was in Europe during the worst of it and earning his Purple Heart, he was only a few years older than one of the monstrous "teens" who perpetrated this vile murder. Matter of fact, he was drafted at the age the older "teen" is now.
The distance between my grandfather and Mr. Belton and the malevolent savage "teens" in this article is a million billion miles. How far we've fallen. A nation based on God and His laws, once possessed of a work ethic and basic respect for a fellow American...now quickly being overrun by a pack of feral pigs who bust out of the pen once in a while when wanting to take a break from munching on government-provided slop all day long.
Thanks, liberals.
Give the LSM what little credit they are due. At least they were identified as 'African American', rather than just 'teens'. Of course the CCTV screen shots kind of ensure that all who read the story will know that they were not Caucasian or 'White' Hispanic.
Might wanna start with Zero,
After reading this story, if you are white or Asian, and remain unarmed, I don't have the vocabulary to describe the degree of idiocy from which you suffer.
There seems to be a whole lot of "justice for travon" lately. This is unacceptable. Do these feral filth really want what is starting to boil over?
The lefties will celebrate, as this saves on the cost of a 'Death Panel' to review Mr. Belton's case. See? They ARE trying to keep costs down! (angry sarcasm)
It's time for the US military police to arrest Barack Obama and his entire corrupt administration for a number of outrageous criminal offenses including treason.
Sure as hell glad I didn't see this,,,there would be two dead yutes.
They are too blind to see that they are being used by certain of the Dhimmicrats, working for their 'father' to try to start a race war that will destroy the US.
Jesus will not be where these two killers are going. Himmler, maybe, but not Jesus, or Moses, or any other decent person.
More feral black teens show their bravery by beating an old man to death.
Yeah , nice ole geezer , probably looking for friendship at the Lodge. He probably has some children and grands somewhere .
Another senseless murder you won't be hearing about on the evening news because the perps are black..absolutely disgusting..this man was a war hero just to be taken out by thugs..RIP
Horrible. Obama's sons are springing up all across the nation.
Every time I look at Mr. Belton's photo, I think of my Dad who also served in WWII.
I could plug these two monsters myself.
No kidding. My blood is boiling.
Washington still has the death penalty—barely— (five executions since 1976)—if convicted I would hope the perpetrators might contribute to the common good by making it seven.
Hunting Polar Bears should be dangerous. Make sure you are a dangerous bear when you are out and about.
All of the above are trying to outdo each other.
But at least we are learning now how a peaceful country can find itself in civil war with genocidal intent.
"...They said the suspects are African Americans between 16 and 19 years old."
WHAT a shock!!!
This regime has been instigating young blacks for five years. There's a special hell that awaits for them.
In Post #8 there's a surveillance photo.
Why have they obscured the suspect's mouth with a digitized rectangle?
Is this some new Obamatollah law enforcement technique called "Help the perp evade capture?"
"Its time for the US military police to arrest Barack Obama and his entire corrupt administration for a number of outrageous criminal offenses including treason.
but how?????
I could not have said it any better. Thanks.
Rest in Peace, soldier.
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And who else thinks off Sanji... and Baby 5...
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Castle Dale City Councilman Brad Giles, acting as mayor in the excused absence of Mayor Neal Peacock, opened the regular Castle Dale City council meeting and welcomed Shane Baggs from Precis Communications. Baggs was requesting a termination of the franchise agreement with the city due to the sale of the company to Emery Telcom.
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