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DIA's first annual What Lies Ahead? report, provides expert insight into the year ahead for pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and the product development of medical devices.
With thought leaders from industry and academia asked to choose the trends they foresee shaping the world of medical product development in 2013 most agreed that the number one trend for this year will be "new models of innovation." Based on the report, it is highly anticipated that industry will focus on collaboration and partnerships which are becoming the new norm for therapeutic research and development as companies look to capitalize on innovations outside their own walls. The report points to shrinking industry R&D budgets as being a motivator for such partnerships. The desire to reduce the time to market for urgently needed medicines and to avoid needlessly exposing patients to previously failed approaches were highlighted as strong motivators as well.
Susan Cantrell, Director, North America at DIA said, "We are excited to provide insights into where the industry is heading each year and what may continue to grow in importance over the next few years. These projections of the future landscape can be valuable to companies as they strategize to successfully meet the ever-changing needs of the marketplace."
The study shows expectations of 2013 are that of the continued strengthening of consumer/patient empowerment (2nd most expected trend), a focus on unmet medical needs as the driver for innovations, and growing regulatory cooperation and convergence across multiple regions.
"While this study is specific to North America, and the United States in particular, as the global forum for therapeutic innovation and regulatory science we anticipate it being useful on a worldwide scale," said Cantrell.
Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science in 2013
1. New Models of Innovation. Collaboration and partnerships are becoming the new norm for therapeutic research and development as companies look to capitalize on innovations outside their own walls. Collaboration in precompetitive spaces, once taboo, is now sought after with the formation of such groups as TransCelerate and public-private partnerships like the Target Validation Consortium between NIH and industry. Industry-academic partnerships are increasingly important as industry leverages the innovations created in universities and academic medical centers while contributing its expertise in development and commercialization. Shrinking industry R&D budgets are a motivator for such partnerships, but the desire to reduce the time to market for urgently needed medicines and to avoid exposing patients needlessly to previously failed approaches are strong motivators as well.
2. The Continued Rise of Patient/Consumer Empowerment: the Importance of Patient/Consumer Engagement. The goal of therapies is to improve patient health and healthcare outcomes, and the patient/consumer has been recognized and accepted as an important stakeholder in the development of therapeutic products. Patient input has a growing influence on the design of clinical trials, the endpoints/outcomes sought, the weighing of benefit vs risk, the products that will be developed, and whether they will stay on the market. Industry and regulatory agencies continue to look for the best ways to engage patients in meaningful dialog and optimize their input.
3. Learning How to Utilize Big Data. The vast amount of data available is spurring innovations in medical research, such as uncovering the genetic basis for disease and response to treatment. It is now possible to combine multiple data sets to conduct meta-analyses to gain insight into complex medical issues in days rather than years. It is becoming possible to utilize a variety of different data sets to understand how therapeutic products are performing in the real world. And under healthcare reform, accountable care organizations (ACOs) will reimburse healthcare providers based on quality outcomes and measures. All of these applications of big data will require collaboration, new ways of thinking, and new skill development for industry professionals.
4. Achieving Market Access is the New Goal, and Value Is a Key Driver. Companies must now demonstrate the value of their products in meeting medical needs effectively, safely, and affordably. Connecting with regulatory agencies and patients/consumers is only part of the task; companies must develop early dialogs with payers to understand their expectations as well. Biopharmaceutical and device companies can no longer function solely as manufacturers of products; they must integrate into the healthcare ecosystem partner with providers and payers as a provider of therapeutic options. They will do this by investing in comparative effectiveness research and by designing trials to meet the needs of both regulators and payers.
5. Regulatory Cooperation and Convergence. The alignment of regulatory requirements across countries or regions is not new but is becoming more common for multiple reasons. With a growing global market and the need to use resources efficiently at both industry and regulatory levels, regulatory agencies may share their workloads through consortia of agencies, such as the International Regulators Consortium (TGA of Australia, Health Canada, Swissmedic of Switzerland, and the Health Sciences Authority of Singapore). Cooperative efforts among regulatory agencies may include anything from supply chain inspections to clinical site monitoring to review of submissions. The most compelling reason for convergence, however, is to share expertise to improve the quality of reviews and to promote consistent approaches to the protection of patient health in a scientifically complex and global healthcare market. Other examples of strong convergence initiatives include the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC); the China/Korea/Japan Tripartite Cooperation; the International Serious Adverse Events Consortium (iSAE); the increasing cooperation between the US FDA and the EMA; and even cooperation through parallel review of products by regulatory and medical coverage agencies.
6. Personalized Medicine/Tailored Therapies and Companion Diagnostics. Scientific advances have begun to improve our understanding of disease states, mechanisms of action of new and existing treatments, and some reasons for variable responses to therapies among individuals. Industry has recognized that there is potential for success of therapies in smaller, more appropriately identified patient groups. Increasing flexibility of regulatory agencies in trial designs is helping sponsors to identify sensitive sub-populations for whom therapies at appropriate doses will be successful. Companies, with the cooperation of regulatory agencies, are optimizing processes for developing companion diagnostics for new and existing therapeutic products. Successful patient outcomes on first prescribed therapies will benefit overall costs of care, making this an important trend for payers, as well.
7. An Explosion of Mobile Health Applications. The possibilities are almost endless as mobile technologies become more reliable, sophisticated, and interoperable. Companies are utilizing the technology for patient reported data, monitoring, and simple communication. Context-based applications can collect data about the patient's environment and prompt reminders or medical team alerts. Regulators are looking for ways to leverage the technology to communicate risk information to patients and consumers. Patient recruitment can be facilitated through mobile communications, and one company has even experimented with a virtual clinical trial, enabled by multiple mobile applications. Mobile applications have also proven valuable in linking remote workers and multiple worksites to central data and support services to maximize the efficiency of professional teams. This is just the beginning of the innovations that mobile health technology will support, but advances in data security will be essential to sustaining growth, and regulatory agencies will be challenged to establish rules and guidelines to protect patients and their privacy.
8. Continued Importance of Global Markets.* Due to changing demographics and the influence of emerging markets, companies must work within a global market to achieve the greatest success. There are significant benefits to expanding globally, such as increased revenues and lower costs, but also new risks. Growth can be sporadic in different regions, and health needs, healthcare systems, health payment structures, business concerns and cultural concerns are unique within each country. Successful companies conduct early stage analysis and planning to account for varying global factors when selecting countries for expansion. They also create partnerships to address these varying needs and to build infrastructure, including training of the workforce. BRIC countries are still important as emerging markets, and companies are looking at "pharmerging" countries in Indonesia, Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Higher growth rates for therapeutic product sales in regions like Latin America, India, and China are having an impact in the US and Europe, too, by prompting a shift in sponsors' development efforts away from the mature and toward the growing regions. This affects not only the product pipeline but also marketing, sales, reimbursement, and medical affairs efforts, which must be culturally compatible and meet local needs. The development of appropriate teams abroad is expected to continue to accelerate.
9. Clinical Trial Data Transparency.* Though clinical trial data may be viewed as proprietary by some, there is a growing movement to share clinical trial data, within the bounds of protection of individual patient privacy. In November 2012, the EMA expressed its intention to create an implementation plan for the release of clinical trial data, and that effort is set to begin in April 2013. FDA has discussed in various forums the benefits of the prudent release of clinical trial data, and though there is no specific plan to do so, at least one US-based company (GSK) has announced that it will share its clinical trial data publicly. TransCelerate and similar groups are planning to share data within their own boundaries for now, and further developments can be expected in 2013.
10. Growing Ability to Make Meaningful Benefit–Risk Assessments.* Many different approaches to assessing the balance of benefit versus the risk of using a therapeutic product are beginning to converge around a set of common elements that are accepted as integral to a meaningful analysis. The industry and regulatory agencies are also growing in their understanding of the variable importance of different elements at different stages of the product development. The use of a common framework for decision-making will enable the process to be more transparent, but methods and best practices for successful communication of the assessment to the patient (or caregiver) will continue to evolve.
11. Laser Focus on Unmet Medical Needs.* In both mature and developing markets, the search for innovations is focusing on unmet medical needs. Products that duplicate available treatments are no longer valued unless they are meaningfully superior or lower in cost. In developing markets, needs may be country-specific, and products must fill a need at a competitive price in order to be successful. In mature markets, as well as in some developing markets, there is a huge chronic disease burden and unmet medical need in diseases such as Alzheimer's Disease, cancers, and diabetes. Emerging trends such as a focus on wellness, health, and prevention of chronic disease are driving research on obesity therapies. Rare diseases also represent a large collective disease burden and will continue to be a focus of therapeutic development.
*Trends 8-11 each received the same number of votes for inclusion in the "Top 10" trends.
The next trend received almost as many votes as the four-way tie for the last spots in the top "10" and deserves an honorable mention – it will certainly be important in the next few years:
12. The Era of Data Standardization Is Here. Driven by regulatory agencies' needs to meet the new review timelines in PDUFA and other user fee agreements and to do the best, most thorough reviews, data standardization is being given high priority this year. Industry and regulators alike need better tools and readily available data to make better informed decisions more quickly. Data standardization efforts in therapeutic disease areas will enable sharing of data across platforms to leverage multiple data sets for real world assessment of therapeutic efficacy and safety.
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Plans for the Emery County Fair 2005 are well underway. Fair Days are Aug. 3-6. The fair will be under the direction of the recreation district board this year. The chosen theme for 2005 is "New Ideas, New Dreams, New Beginnings." The fair will feature some long time favorites such as the pet show, baby Olympics, kids day activities, senior activities, booths and exhibits.
New this year will be a pig pickin. Just what is a pig pickin, you might ask. This is a free dinner for county residents which will be held at the Castle Dale City park on Aug. 3. In conjunction with the free dinner, county residents are invited to a giant garage-yard sale which will be held at the same time. You can bring your treasures and set-up in the street as the street will be blocked off for the event. Bring your own tables to set-up your spot. Fair organizers say this promises to be a lot of fun with an opportunity to get rid of and bring home some items. Remember one man's junk is another man's treasure. On Thursday, Aug. 4 will be the activities and entertainment for all ages including teenagers. A special youth committee has been organized to plan the day's activities. Also on Aug. 4, the farm bureau talent find will be held.
The fair committee is trying to bring a fishing pond to add to activities on Aug. 5. A lunch for senior citizens and entertainment is lined up for Aug. 5. A scrapbooking workshop is also being planned and an edition of the ambush makeover awaits a lucky Emery County female. Just so the men won't feel left behind, a mini-sportsmen expo will cater to those interested in outdoor gear and accessories. The fair committee has plans for an elk calling contest. Contact the recreation district if you're interested in helping with this event or participating.
The National Guard climbing wall will be available free to the public for scaling on Aug. 4-5 of the fair.
The fair parade will take place on Aug. 6. To top off this last day of the fair a free concert will be held at the fairgrounds. J. Marc Bailey and Brandie Frampton will warm the crowd up for the main event, Nashville recording band, Highway 101 in concert. This family oriented event will be free and families are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs and enjoy the outdoor concert. Highway 101 is a country band sure to please the Emery County crowd. Committee members said, "We want everyone from 0-100 to come and share this concert with us. Don't leave anyone home. It will be a family event where you can just bring the kids and grandparents and let them enjoy. Just come and get comfortable and relax and be entertained."
The fair committee wants everyone to start thinking about booths, vendors and exhibits. There will be 24-7 on site security to ensure the safety of the items on display and for sale.
The fair board is also on the search for county senior citizens past the age of 90 to be recognized at the fair. Seniors will have a small biography, with a picture, about them printed in the annual fair guide and a float will be prepared so they can ride in the parade. Contact the recreation department at 381-2108 or photos and bios can be dropped off at the Emery County Progress at 410 East Main or emailed to email@example.com. Please help us recognize the senior citizens who have done so much for our communities.
Activities surrounding the fair will include the Castle Valley Pageant and lamb fry on July 28, 29, 30, Aug. 2-6. The Desertview Pro Rodeo on July 28, 29, and 30. The San Rafael Folk Art Festival at the Museum of the San Rafael on July 28-30 and Aug. 2-6.
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By Brendan Conway
The S&P 500′s (SPY) 10% advance to a record close this quarter gets the headlines, but fund investors who chose the right niches ended up with even more impressive returns.
Owners of the SPDR S&P Transportation exchange-traded fund (XTN) watched their investment appreciate by 22% for the period, propelled by gains of 30% to 50% in stocks including Alaska Air (ALK), Swift Transportation (SWFT) and Avis Budget Group (CAR). The biotech sector was another winner, with the group's index setting a series of all-time highs. Market Vectors Biotech ETF (BBH) ended the quarter up 21% thanks in part to strong returns by Gilead Sciences (GILD), Celgene (CELG) and Biogen Idec (BIIB). Data reflect XTF and Morningstar figures.
The yield-rich corner of the energy industry known as master limited partnerships rebounded from a lackluster 2012. Credit Suisse Cushing 30 MLP ETN (MLPN) jumped 21%. Other strong performers in this niche included JPMorgan Alerian MLP Index ETN (AMJ) and UBS E-Tracs Wells Fargo MLP ETN (MLPW).
Corporate spinoffs were another winner. The strong returns of stocks including Marathon Petroleum (MPC), Fiesta Restaurant Group (FRGI), and Phillips 66 (PSX) drove Guggenheim Spin-Off ETF (CSD) to a nearly 20% gain.
None of these, however, were the top performer, a distinction that goes — at least according to XTF's list of 1Q's top-performing unleveraged exchange-traded funds — to Market Vectors Indonesia Small-Cap ETF (IDXJ), which soared 28%. I'll guess you didn't own it, though. This ETF holds just $8.5 million in investor money.


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A new study released today projects Massachusetts' population will increase 4.4 percent by 2030. But not all parts of the state are expected to grow. Susan Strate is with the University of Masschusetts Donahue Institute. She says that if recent trends continue the Lower Pioneer Valley will be the only region in the state with a population decline. Still it won't be a steady drop.
"The Pioneer Valley growth looks strong for the next 10 years because we expect the large Millenial population to be coming into the area for the many area colleges," says State. " And then it starts to slow down again after 2020 as the college age population in the U.S. as a whole starts to diminish."
Over the next two decades, Springfield is projected to decrease in population by nearly 5 percent and Northampton by almost 11 percent. Boston, on the other hand, would see an increase of nearly 12 percent.


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In 1870-72, John Marius Wilson's Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales described Babington like this:
BABINGTON, a parish in Frome district, Somerset; 5 miles WNW of Frome r. station. Post Town, Mells under Frome. Acres, 607. Real property, £1,448. Pop., 129. Houses, 25. The property is divided among a few. Babington House is the seat of W. F. Knatchbull. The living is a rectory in the diocese of Bath and Wells. Value, £170. Patron, the Rev. T. R. Jolliffe. The church is good; and there are an endowed school with £15, and other charities with £10.
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A Vision of Britain through Time includes a large library of local statistics for administrative units. For the best overall sense of how the area containing Babington has changed, please see our redistricted information for the modern district of Mendip. More detailed statistical data are available under Units and statistics, which includes both administrative units covering Babington and units named after it.
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February 16 2012 10:04AM
Not so long ago, players around the NHL used to keep one eye on the phone as the trade deadline approached. They still do, but players in for a change of address are just as likely to find out about it by way of social media as they are in a phone call from the boss.
If Ales Hemsky is traded by the Edmonton Oilers between now and the deadline Feb. 27, will he find out from Steve Tambellini or is he as likely to get the news via Twitter in 140 characters or less from somebody like Darren Dreger, Bob McKenzie or Nick Kypreos? Maybe @FakeOilersGM?
General managers have to be increasingly quick on the draw to get the word out before somebody with an inside source Tweets the news. Chances are, by the time a player gets a tap on the shoulder, "Tamby wants to see you," he knows what the conversation is going to be about.
In 2012, Twitter is the information gateway of choice. Players, agents, scouts, general managers and reporters who aren't connected to the network don't stand a chance of staying ahead of the game.
"U are going 2 CBus. LOL."
For example, when Mike Cammalleri was traded by the Montreal Canadiens to the Calgary Flames for Rene Bourque, the deal was all over Twitter long before there was any official word of the transaction.
At times in years past, players have found out they were traded by way of television or radio reports generated by plugged-in reporters or sources, but it's reached a whole new level. While many of the same people are breaking the news, they're thumb-typing like crazy and doing it in seconds rather than minutes or hours.
"There's so many people on Twitter," said Ryan Whitney, who goes by @ryanwhitney6 on Twitter. "Look at the Cammalleri trade. That was Twitter and that was the middle of the season. On the deadline, it's going to be Twitter for sure.
"Even guys who don't tweet, they all have Twitter on their phone. Every guy in this room who doesn't actually tweet, they still have Twitter and they're following McKenzie and all those guys. You just update your phone and, 'Oh, I've been traded.' I hope I never find out like that."
Whitney, traded by Pittsburgh to Anaheim and by the Ducks to the Oilers, got the news the old-fashioned way -- phone calls from GMs -- and is unlikely to "find out like that" in the next 12 days, but there will be a lot of sets of eyes in the Oilers dressing room on Twitter between now and then.
If you're a fan looking to stay in the know between now and the deadline, here's some of the hockey people (their number of followers as of 9:30 a.m. today are listed) you should be keeping tabs on:
Bob McKenzie of TSN (294,011) @TSNBobMcKenzie
Darren Dreger of TSN (229,240) @DarrenDreger
Nick Kypreos of Sportsnet (78,310) @RealKyper
Pierre LeBrun of ESPN ((106,160) @Real_ ESPNLeBrun
Jim Matheson of Edmonton Journal (11,068) @NHLbyMatty
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February 16 2012, 10:21AM
What? No Eklund? ;)
February 16 2012, 12:21PM
@Robin Brownlee
Saw a great poster the other day and I thought, I wonder if Brownlee has one like that. It said: Some people deserve a high five. In the face. With a brick.
February 16 2012, 10:18AM
Yeah, I must be a luddite because I have no interest in joining Twitter. I also don't have a cell phone that I carry everywhere, so perhaps I should look into that before excluding the former.
I still like to get my trade information the olf-fashioned way: the interwebs.
February 16 2012, 10:34AM
@Matt Henderson
Terry Jones blocked me after I made a negative comment about his take on trading for Ryan Smyth. Then he sent me a direct message saying that he was blocking me. It was a brush with a Hall of Famer that I'll never forget. *never forgets*
i might have to check into this twitter thing,the price of stamps is getting ridicules.
February 16 2012, 12:51PM
Good point.
I'm at @Robin_Brownlee
Pretty imaginative handle, eh? I'm a cutting edge guy.
Honestly the guys that have something simple are the best.
February 16 2012, 01:47PM
Robin, just curious if you have any insight as to what might have happened to Kyle Chase in the mornings?
being kyle chase happened to kyle chase
February 16 2012, 10:16AM
You know who's a great read on twitter who I didnt expect? @sunterryjones
I honestly didnt see me liking his twitter account, but he's a funny guy. I doubt I'll get any breaking info, but still very humourous.
Also, that @Archaeologuy character is one excellent source for inappropriate humour and general nonsense
February 16 2012, 10:24AM
Tried it for a couple weeks but unless you're in the recent imformation business it's muchado bout nuthin really, just one more way to waste a couple hours a day. Facebook for media types.
February 16 2012, 10:24AM
As much fun as Twitter can be, I cannot stand when these guys jump the gun and announce unconfirmed trades like the Heatley trade. It can cause damage to players and ultimately the organization when they get it wrong. I know it is not intentional but there is such a rush to scoop the next guy that accountability can come second.
February 16 2012, 10:38AM
Ouch. I dont follow Dan Tencer because I *KNOW* it will end in exactly the same way.
We can just avoid awkwardly passing each other in the hallway near Ms Kahanyshyn's English class pretending like everything is cool this way.*
*It's still awkward
February 16 2012, 10:39AM
Robin, just curious if you have any insight as to what might have happened to Kyle Chase in the mornings?
February 16 2012, 10:45AM
Hey Brownlee perfect chance to self plug your own twitter handle here.
What the hell Barker. In a game as exciting to watch as the one last night, it was just painful everytime he got the puck on his stick. The what the hell were the refs up to last night. They are supposed to ref an entire game not just the last 7 mins. If your not going to call stuff at the beginning of the game then don't call it at the end either.
yeah, what happened to Chase? He was a great fit with Dustin. i go on holidays for a couple of weeks and come back and poof he is gone.
February 16 2012, 12:13PM
Kyle Chase? I hope he lands on his feet...a shame that he met his end...you'd never quit a gig like that ...wouldya?
February 16 2012, 12:14PM
Does anybody know where a guy can get text alerts for the deadline, sportsnet used to do them but can't find a link on their website and tsn just has 1 for iphones not Androids.
I don't like Twitter myself
February 16 2012, 12:15PM
i thought twitter was a great way for me to be the smart and in touch one of my group of friends. i could break the trades to them before they found out the old ways. turns out i was wrong i am neither smarter or more in touch. i just happen to own an iphone. so do alot of people apparently.
twitter is a great tool for the news and sports. for us ADD types that is.
February 16 2012, 12:23PM
If it's called Twitter, and the posts are called Tweets, does that mean that those who use it are called Twits?
February 16 2012, 12:25PM
@Robin Brownlee
That happened to both my brothers on their first days of organized hockey practice. Embarrassing.
February 16 2012, 12:36PM
I remember Mike Brophy explaining on Sportsnet that Twitterers were twits once. While presumably he still dislikes the medium, it's part of the job at this point: @sportsnetbroph has 15,000-odd followers.
February 16 2012, 12:37PM
Most Oilers Nation writers have Twitter, btw.
February 16 2012, 12:38PM
You know who's a great read on twitter who I didnt expect? @sunterryjones
I honestly didnt see me liking his twitter account, but he's a funny guy. I doubt I'll get any breaking info, but still very humourous.
Also, that @Archaeologuy character is one excellent source for inappropriate humour and general nonsense
Actually his son@realshanejones is pretty witty
February 16 2012, 12:41PM
i might have to check into this twitter thing,the price of stamps is getting ridicules.
Yes excellent time waster
February 16 2012, 02:00PM
Dan Tencer blocked me because I asked him if he was a type of guy who gets excited by soft porn... It was an assumption I know many of us have asked ourselves.
Nothing from Bob Stauffer on Twitter about this (EDIT: Now I'm seeing he has posted something) but he's strongly suggesting the Oilers will make a move for an AHL-level defenseman in the next couple of days. He said so about 1:30 today on Oilers Now.
I'd wager that's going to be Tambellini's first move leading into the deadline. Just sayin' . . .
Didn't they already do that with the Potter signing? ;)
How do trades make it to twitter (or pick your medium) before a player can be called by the team to tell him he's been traded? GM, assistant GM, whatever confirms the trade on the phone....someone in one of those rooms then must leak the trade pretty quick, n'est-ce pas? You would think the player gets the call immediately before any reporters etc. (respect thing) ??
February 16 2012, 02:09PM
o'marra to the ducks for bryan rodney. rodney was an ahl all-star in 2010 and 2011
February 16 2012, 02:10PM
Omarra has been traded to the ducks for Bryan Rodney.
Just curious...
What's an Bryan Rodney?
Bye O'Marra, last of the Ryan Smyth Trade!
Sure would be nice if they could make a trade for an NHL defenseman.
Well I`ve always thought the Twitter thing was dumn, but since your on Brownlee, your one guy I`d read. So when I sign up later today you`ll be my first, Bob Mckenzie my second, and the third is toss up between Gregor and Ecklund.
Keep up the No BS straight talk writing gig. You really should get some TSN or Sportnet love. I`ve wondered why those guys don`t get you on. People like no BS straight talk...
@Robin Brownlee
Do you think getting a defenseman means a defenseman is heading out? I know he will play AHL but might he be a guy they might use as a call up
Bye O'Marra, last of the Ryan Smyth Trade!
Are you forgetting about Alex Plante?
Used Rugs,
said...What's an Bryan Rodney?
I think he was a kick ass offensive junior defencemen. Did he play on the Memorial Cup team with Sugar Tits, and Perry.
Kinda liked O`Marra, we should of played him on the third or fourth line instead of Belanger. He can win faceoffs, kill penalties and hes got a physical dimension Belanger lacks. Anyways, was there an injury in OKC, or is this a move to get room for another player down OKC. I thought that there was alot of defencemen down there.
On a separate note, I wish we could watch the OKC playoffs at Rexall, thats a special team down there.
Kyle Chase is gone. I use to despise him, but he was growing on me. Fraser kinda was providing the glue to that group, and I thought Neilson and Chase was bla, but three in the morning was very good. Wish Kyle well. You won some of us over the last while, hope you land somewhere.
Will Alex Plante ever be a NHL player? Not counting on it.
Kyle Chase fired? or left?
Good News if that is the case. Talk about annoying radio personality... or lack there of. LOL
February 16 2012, 02:45PM
Nothing from Bob Stauffer on Twitter about this (EDIT: Now I'm seeing he has posted something) but he's strongly suggesting the Oilers will make a move for an AHL-level defenseman in the next couple of days. He said so about 1:30 today on Oilers Now.
I'd wager that's going to be Tambellini's first move leading into the deadline. Just sayin' . . .
If we were Flames fans we'd be talking about how the Rodney trade was setting things up for something larger.
Seriously, that is the one single recurring theme of every small Flames trade I have read about since 2008.
Maybe we flip Rodney to Buffalo for Taro Tsujimoto. I hear he's NHL ready and could be a good replacement for Barker.
February 16 2012, 02:46PM
Are you forgetting about Alex Plante?
Alex Plante wants to forget about Alex Plante, so you should really forgive everybody else for doing the same.
Is Plante any worse then Barker. Heck even with as bad a he skates he still faster then Barker.
February 16 2012, 02:59PM
Kind of a bummer to hear that Chase is gone; he was growing on me too. Listen to them every a.m. when I walk the dog and drive to work. Chase was a bit bombastic and "hockey-parent" for me, but like I say, he was growing on me. One thing I did notice though, he couldn't keep up an argument with Neilson - seems like he got destroyed every time without any real ability to come back with a legitimate point of his own.
Hope the departure was his choice and for positive reasons.
As an aside - I recognize I'm not perfect, but take a quick proof-read of your posts, folks. There is a difference between your, you're and yore.
February 16 2012, 03:05PM
Well I`ve always thought the Twitter thing was dumn, but since your on Brownlee, your one guy I`d read. So when I sign up later today you`ll be my first, Bob Mckenzie my second, and the third is toss up between Gregor and Ecklund.
Keep up the No BS straight talk writing gig. You really should get some TSN or Sportnet love. I`ve wondered why those guys don`t get you on. People like no BS straight talk...
Why do you think Twitter is dumb?
I'm curious because I'm giving a talk to the Manitoba Association of Insurance Professionals that's decidedly pro-Twitter, and your opinion might be relevant.


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Well, that headline got your attention. As Citigroup's Edward L. Morse, Heath R. Jansen and three colleagues must have intended.
The firm's note "The End of the Commodities Supercycle" this week predicts that the boom time is over this year for metals, oil and other key commodities. Citi predicts a return to normalcy starting this year — meaning commodity prices reflect the ups and downs of specific markets. That's opposed to the persistent gains that China's growth — now slowing — created in commodities:
The downward shift in China's economic growth rate combined with the decline in the commodity intensity of growth have a permanent and profound impact on global markets. China has reached a new phase, less focused on infrastructure and urbanization, both of which are highly commodity intensive. Lower single-digit economic growth shifting to a greater emphasis on consumption rather than investment hits industrial metals, bulk commodities and to a lesser degree energy demand.
What happens from here, per the Citi analysts, should very much reflect supply and demand factors in individual commodities:
The first quarter provided a clear precursor of what's likely to come – the majority of commodities saw prices fall across the board, and those that rose did so for commodity-specific reasons: US natural gas brought the highest returns of any commodity for the first time in a half decade on the temporary stall in production growth and a measurably colder winter, ending 1Q with a solid month of unusual residential/commercial and power demand; cotton prices rose sharply as well, partly in response to the 18% drop in 2012 but largely on the basis of uncertainty about Chinese buying ahead of reduced plantings; US gasoline rose to record winter levels largely as the residual impacts of 2012's shuttering of Atlantic Basin refining, a significant collapse in Venezuela's refining system (which turned the country from being a structurally long exporter to a structurally short importer of the key transportation fuels), and of course because of the devastation of Hurricane Sandy on the US East Coast; and US-based WTI was finally a winner due to de-bottlenecking of logistic systems in the US while waterborne crude stream markets remained firm.
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OAKLAND — The plaintiffs in the Ed O'Bannon class-action antitrust trial against the NCAA on Thursday pulled back the curtain on the usually secretive world of major-college sports television contracts.
And after an opening three days in which both sides advanced their cases, a major victory was gained by only one side.
The question is: Which side?
Either the plaintiffs clearly demonstrated that the names, images and likenesses of Bowl Subdivision football and Division I men's basketball players are being misappropriated by the NCAA, its conferences and its schools — or the NCAA clearly demonstrated that the players have no such rights that can be misappropriated.
U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken's interpretation is likely to go a long way toward determining not only whether the plaintiffs get the injunction they are seeking — one that would prohibit the NCAA from limiting what football and men's basketball players can receive in exchange for playing their sports — but also whether such an injunction will be the players' path to a share of billions in TV money.
One of the plaintiffs' legal hurdles in the case is the need to establish that there really is a viable, legitimate marketplace for the players' names and images among telecasters of live sports events.
Their lawyers made that seem obvious Thursday when they used expert testimony to reveal provisions of the Big 12 Conference's television agreement with Fox — provisions that Wilken allowed to be unveiled over Fox's objections — and to discuss in greater detail and context previously public provisions of the NCAA's deal with CBS and Turner that primarily covers rights to the Division I men's basketball tournament.
Both of the deals were negotiated after the O'Bannon lawsuit was filed in the summer of 2009, although suit did not turn heavily toward live TV until August 2012. The NCAA's deal is dated April 2010, Fox's April 2011.
The Big 12-Fox deal includes a provision that states the conference is responsible for giving Fox "all name and likeness rights of all participants" that are "reasonable and necessary" for Fox to telecast live events.
Ed Desser, a former NBA TV executive who now works as a consultant, said the Big 12-Fox deal also includes indemnification language designed to give Fox "great comfort" that it won't face any legal claims rising from the deal.
The NCAA's contract with CBS and Turner states that: "The NCAA represents and warrants that the recording and capturing of the Game and Distributing the actual video of the live action as a Full Game, or a Re-Air of substantially the entire Game, does not violate any statutory or common law rights of privacy or publicity of the individual participants and coaches in such Game, or any other rights of such individuals."
Desser also revealed the contract's previously sealed indemnification provisions — provisions that CBS had attempted to keep sealed, even on Thursday when an attorney representing the network stepped forward from the courtroom gallery to address Wilken. (The plaintiffs, the NCAA, CBS and Turner eventually reached agreement on how much of the contract will remain sealed.)
In general, Desser said, name, image and likeness rights "are at the heart of what's being conveyed" in these deals. These rights, he said, have "significant value" because "no television network wants to show an empty arena or a game where they have to blur out the players."
However, on cross-examination, NCAA lawyer Kelly Klaus got Desser to say that there are some TV deals that do not use the specific words, "name, image, likeness." Klaus then pointed out that rights, in the context of these TV agreements means "an entitlement that can be enforced in a court of law."
Klaus proceeded to discuss with Desser a TV deal that Desser had worked on for the California Interscholastic Federation, the state's high school athletic association. During this exchange, Klaus said California state law does not recognize name and image rights for live telecasts of sports events, and he said there are no rights as a matter of law, there is nothing of value being transferred relative to the athletes in the CIF deal. (The NCAA has argued previously that many other states also do not recognize name and image rights for live sports telecasts.)
Responded Desser: "I still think players' activity on the field is something of value, or the telecaster would not be willing to pay for it."
That set the stage for the NCAA's TV expert, Neal Pilson, the former CBS Sports president who also is now working as a consultant.
In addressing another part of the NCAA's case for limiting the compensation available to football and men's basketball players, Pilson said that allowing those players to be compensated for use of their names, images and likenesses in live telecasts would result in those sports becoming "just another professional sport" and that "casual fans will be turned off." (The NCAA says its compensation limits are justified, in part, because they help keep college sports distinct and popular.) But under cross-examination, Pilson said that while he felt that college players getting as much as $1 million "would trouble me," the players getting $5,000 through arrangements that pay all the players equally "wouldn't."
More important, Pilson differentiated between name, image and likeness of people appearing in live sports telecasts and name, image and likeness rights of such people. He testified that telecasters do not negotiate for "so-called name, image and likeness rights," but rather for exclusive access to sports events and the participants' names, images and likenesses are simply "part of the broadcast of the event."
Asked after the court session about this differentiation, the plaintiffs' lead attorney Michael Hausfeld said it exists "only in Mr. Pilson's and the NCAA's mind in trying to avoid the fact that the athletes have rights in their NIL and those rights have value. Otherwise, why is anyone concerned about getting them, why is anyone concerned about commercializing them."
As for dealing with laws that don't recognize name, image and likeness rights, Hausfeld said: "The (name, image and likeness) rights of the athletes have a value marketwise, whether or not there may be a law saying, 'No there is none.' And that's the purpose of the indemnification. The indemnification says, 'I (as the rights-seller) may not be perfectly comfortable with whatever that law says, so you indemnify me in the event I'm wrong.' "
The NCAA's chief legal officer, Donald Remy, had a different view.
"What the plaintiffs are trying to do is create a right where one historically and legally has not existed," he said. "We were finally able to lay out in the court, before the judge what we've been saying all along in this case with respect to what happens in broadcast agreements. … The reality is it's for exclusive access to the facility to broadcast the event. But it's not for name, image and likeness rights. … It's been the case that (telecasters show) the faces and the likenesses of the individuals in there — the players, the coaches, the referees, the people in the stands, the guy selling popcorn, peanuts and cotton candy. Nobody has ever suggested — and it's not the state of the law — that the broadcast of those individuals is the use of their name, image and likeness rights."


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Pavan looks forward to season with Brazilian squadWINNIPEG - (October 22, 2012) – Canadian volleyball star, Sarah Pavan of Kitchener, Ont., is currently in Rio de Janeiro for her fifth season of professional volleyball. This season she will be playing for Unilever Rio de Janeiro Voleil Clube.
The club is a perennial powerhouse in Brazil and is led by the Brazilian men's national team head coach, Bernardinho (Bernardo Rezende). Besides playing for one of the best coaches in the world, a number of Pavan's teammates are huge in the world of volleyball and have multiple Olympic medals under their belts.
They include: Logan Tom (Team USA), Natália Pereira (Team Brazil), Fabi (Fabiana de Oliveira) (Team Brazil), Juicely Silva (Team Brazil) and former Brazilian national team members Fofão (Hélia Rogério de Souza) and Valeska Menezes. Pavan is very excited about this opportunity and has this to say about her upcoming season:
"Unilever probably has the best reputation in Brazilian volleyball," Pavan said. ''They have been a dominant force in the league for many years, so I just hope to help in any way I can to continue the streak of excellence going on here. I am really excited to learn from a coach as respected as Bernardinho, and to play with such world-class athletes everyday. I am looking forward to what this season has in store."
Pavan started her professional career in 2008, playing in Italy until 2010 when she transferred to Korea for the 2010-2011 season. In 2011 she decided to go back to Italy for her fourth season before coming to Brazil for the current season.
She is the first Canadian female to play in this league which is considered to be one of the top leagues in the world. The regular season starts on November 23 and will go until April. 7. In the 2011-2012 season, Unilever lost in the Championship to Sollys Osaco.
Other national team players playing abroad in foreign leagues are as follows:
Nadine Alphonse, Montreal - Sm'Aesch Pfeffingen (Basel, Switzerland)
Marisa Field, Kelowna, B.C. - Istres Ouest Provence (Istres, France)
Janie Guimondm Bécancourt, Que. - Kopenicker Sport Club (Berlin, Germany)
Claire Hanna, Vancouver - Barbar D'X-Elles (Brussels, Belgium)
Tasha Holness, Calgary - Voleil Tomis 2004 Constanta (Constanta, Romania)
Marie-Pier Murray-Methot, Montreal - Montichiari Volley Femminile (Montichiari, Italy)
Brittney Page, Vernon, B.C. - Barbar D'X-Elles (Brussels, Belgium)
Becky Pavan, Kitchener, Ont. - Kopenicker Sport Club (Berlin, Germany)
Jaimie Thibeault, Sylvan Lake, Alta. - E.S. Cannet Rocheville (Cannes, France)
Please click on the following link to see where other Canadian women are playing volleyball around the world:
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Surface water quality is maintained and improved when it passes through healthy soils and vegetation communities. These areas act like a combination sponge and filter that slows water's overland flow and help retain soil on the land where it is an asset, as opposed to in the water, where high levels of soil can be a problem.
Wetlands, floodplains and riparian areas are key areas in maintaining and improving water quality. Here in the arid west, ten percent or less of our landscape could be considered riparian or wetland. Yet it is this small portion of the land that is the most productive. It provides the majority of the wildlife habitat and a good portion of the grazing for domestic livestock. Wetlands and riparian areas act like sponges that absorb then slowly release water over the course of the year. The plants that grow in these areas are especially adapted for the high water levels, and high water flow energies. These plants have strong roots that helps to hold the soil in place, their leaves and stems help to protect the soil surface during high flow events, such as intense storms and spring runoff. Maintaining healthy wetlands, floodplains, and riparian areas will help to assure both water quality and quantity for ourselves and our children's children.
Vegetation is one of the most valuable assets in the watershed/soils management program's efforts to reduce erosion and maintain water quality. Plant leaves and stems help protect soil surface from raindrop impacts. Plant roots help hold the soil in place and create openings that allow water to soak in deeper.
Soils are some of our most valuable resources. They provide us with our food, filter water, and act as a sponge that slowly releases water throughout the year, allowing many of our streams to flow all year long. The watershed/soils management program works to conserve our soils by reducing accelerated erosion.
Much of the watershed and soils program can be summarized as trying to Keep Water on the Land Longer.
Many of the tools used by the watershed/soils management program are available on the web. There are technical resources such as the National Riparian Service Team and the US Forest Service Stream Team. These sites have links to many other useful sources of technical information.
BLM uses standards set forth by the state in which they operate. In Wyoming, these standards are set by the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality.
The Environmental Protection Agency helps to coordinate between the different states. Their web site also has many useful technical links that can help you gather data on your area or provide educational resources.


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Nanogenerators can turn subtle body movements like your heartbeat into power for electronic devices. Think you have what it takes to power through our nanogenerator quiz?
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Question 1 of 20
The "nano" in nanotechnology suggests that the components inside can be measured in nanometers. How long is a nanometer?
One billionth of a meter
A nanometer (nm) is one billionth of a meter. To put this in perspective, a human hair is about 60,000 nm in diameter.
One millionth of a meter
One hundred thousandth of a meter
Question 2 of 20
What term is used to describe a material that generates an electric current just by bending or it?
A piezoelectric substance has a molecular structure that causes electrons to move through it when it's bent or stretched. Lead zirconate titanate (PZT) and zinc oxide (ZnO) are two examples of piezoelectric materials.
Question 3 of 20
True or false: Researchers have been able to get the same output from nanogenerators as from a pair of AA batteries.
Z.L. Wang and his research team at Georgia Tech were able to stack five nanogenerators together to produce about 3 volts of electricity, or about the same as a pair of AA batteries (which are 1.5 volts each).
Question 4 of 20
How did researchers Michael McAlpine and Prashant Purohit overcome the problem with the piezoelectric material PZT being extremely brittle?
They created nanowires and grouped them together in bundles.
They created nanoribbons and formed them into in a wave pattern.
McAlpine, Purohit, and their colleagues created nanoribbons on sheets of magnesium oxide, removed them with the help of phosphoric acid, and transferred them to a pre-stretched silicone rubber. When the rubber relaxed, the ribbons buckled into waves.
They fused the PZT and the substrate.
Question 5 of 20
Zhong Lin (Z.L.) Wang of the Georgia Institute of Technology lead the first research group to build nanogenerators from which piezoelectric material?
Sodium potassium niobate (NaKNb)
Lead zirconate titanate (PZT)
Zinc oxide (ZnO)
In 1999, Wang's lab began using ZnO to build nanowires. Since then, Wang has demonstrated continued improvements in nanogenerators using ZnO.
Question 6 of 20
Researcher Michael McAlpine of Princeton has developed nanogenerators using which piezoelectric material?
Sodium potassium niobate (NaKNb)
Lead zirconate titanate (PZT)
McAlpine's group, along with Prahant Purohit's group at the University of Pennsylvania, have concentrated on using PZT in nanogenerators.
Zinc oxide (ZnO)
Question 7 of 20
How wide is a single nanowire made from zinc oxide?
50 - 100 nm
100 - 300 nm
Z.L. Wang and his team at Georgia Tech grow their own ZnO nanowires, measuring 100 to 300 nanometers each in diameter.
100 microns
Question 8 of 20
True or false: Nanogenerators turn a renewable resource into electricity.
Nanogenerators use kinetic energy from human body movement to stimulate the flow of electrons in their piezoelectric components.
Question 9 of 20
How long is a single nanowire made from zinc oxide?
50 - 100 nm
100 - 300 nm
100 microns
Z.L. Wang and his team at Georgia Tech grow their own ZnO nanowires, measuring 100 microns in length, or about the same as the width of two human hairs. One micron (one millionth of a meter) equals 1,000 nanometers (one billionth of a meter).
Question 10 of 20
What kinds of devices has Z.L. Wang's team powered with nanogenerators?
Small LEDs, LCDs and laser diodes
Though his group hasn't (as of this writing) demonstrated powering any commercial hand-held products, Wang is confident that nanogenerators will be available for commercial products within a few years.
Personal stereos, like an iPod
Laptop computers
Question 11 of 20
Will nanogenerators be able to replace the need for batteries in hand-held electronics?
It's possible
Not likely
Since nanogenerators require some constant mechanical movement to continue generating electricity, people will still likely want to use batteries for electronic devices that need to run even when they aren't in active use, such as a mobile phone in your purse or knapsack.
Question 12 of 20
True or false: Even the most complex and powerful nanogenerators are small enough to hold between your thumb and index fingers.
A single nanogenerator that you can hold in your fingers might have millions of nanowires inside, ready to produce electricity with a simple squeeze.
Question 13 of 20
The substrate is the surface on which the nanogenerator's circuit is etched. What important property must a nanogenerator's substrate posess in order to work properly?
It must be electrically charged.
It must be very flexible.
A nanogenerator works by bending or stressing it, so the substrate must be flexible enough to allow for bending or stretching indefinitely without breaking.
It must contain silicone.
Question 14 of 20
True or false: Within the next five years, you might be able to purchase a hoodie that uses your heartbeat to power your iPod or mobile phone.
Researchers are confident that nanogenerators will be in consumer products within the next five years, including clothing that generates power from your involuntary body movements such as your pulse or breathing.
Question 15 of 20
What's the name of the science and technology that deals with research and development of incredibly small man-made objects?
Researchers in nanotechnology have developed microscopic innovations like nanogenerators.
Question 16 of 20
What's the full chemical name for the piezoelectric material known as PZT?
Potassium zinc tinate
Potassium zirconate titanate
Lead zirconate titanate
The abbreviation PZT is more a reference to its chemical formula than its name. PZT includes elements lead (Pb), zirconium (Zr), and titanium (Ti), plus oxygen (O).
Question 17 of 20
How long is a micron?
One trillionth of a meter
One billionth of a meter
One millionth of a meter
A micron is another name for a micrometer, or one millionth of a meter. A nanometer (one billionth of a meter) is 1,000 times smaller, making 1 micron = 1,000 nm.
Question 18 of 20
How wide are the PZT nanoribbons created by researchers McAlpine and Purohit?
10 microns
The PZT nanoribbons are 10 microns wide, or about 10,000 nm, and 250 to 500 nm thick. That's 50 times wider than Wang's ZnO nanowires, though the nanoribbon thickness isn't much more than the nanowires.
100 - 300 nm
250 - 500 nm
Question 19 of 20
True or false: Nanogenerators require an initial power source, such as a battery, before they can run on their own.
All electricity generated by a nanogenerator is initiated from the piezoelectric components inside. Perhaps, though, rechargeable batteries could be used to store any nanogenerated power that isn't immediately used by an electronic device.
Question 20 of 20
What important feature of zinc oxide (ZnO) makes it an ideal choice as the piezoelectric material in nanogenerators for implanted medical devices?
ZnO is non-toxic.
An implanted medical device, such as a pacemaker, has to be compatible with the human body. ZnO is non-toxic; it is not likely to cause any adverse reaction in human tissue.
ZnO is inexpensive to produce.
ZnO has a crystalline structure.


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Be an "It" girl when you step out in the Nine West Ivorie. Pair this peep-toe pump with your favorite skinny trousers for effortlessly chic style.
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All sorts of things really. Sometimes music, or movies or other books even. It all depends on whatever mood I'm in, I think.
I'm definitely a panster. I usually know where I want the story to go as far as how it ends, but I don't always know how I'll get there.
Trusting my inner writing voice, I think. Particularly in the beginning I was asking everyone what they thought and trying to incorporate their opinions into that first chapter and it just made me miserable. Obviously you can't really please everyone, but it took me a while to figure that out.
I've always been a fantasy reader, so I suppose I've always been open to the idea of writing weird things. LOL. As far as coming up with things, I mostly drew on a lot of the faery lore I already knew and just made up the rest of it (or tweaked it as I needed).
I have to say that I LOVED Phin, the pervy unicorn, but all the characters were great!
Heh – Phin definitely seems to be the one who gets the most attention! In some ways he's the easiest to write, simply because he can get away with saying and doing things the hero/heroine can't. He's allowed to be obnoxious and gross and he can say what he wants. It's rather freeing for me to be able to let a character do that without worrying if people will find it offputting. He's supposed to be. Abby is fairly easy for me to write as well, since in many ways she is very much like me – I just have to watch out that she's not too dependent on others, I think.
Brystion is still the hardest character for me to write. Half the time I don't know his motivation until I get to that point and I'm writing it down. Some of it I still don't know.
Sure – basically I have the world of the OtherFolk that sometimes intersects with ours – and that would encompass the Fae, the daemons, the angels and a whole bunch of creatures in between. However, they can only cross over into our world at certain times of day and once they're here there are limits to their movements and what they can do…unless they have a TouchStone. TouchStones are mortals who enter a (normally) written Contract with an OtherFolk being. Having a TouchStone allows the being to move back and forth between worlds without the normal limitations and they can stay longer in the human world. Usually the Contract stipulates some sort of reward to the mortal for doing so, but that will vary from Contract to Contract.
In A Brush of Darkness, Abby fulfills this need for Moira, the Faery Protectorate. As Moira's TouchStone, she allows Moira to do her business between worlds as she needs to and in return she'll get a wish after seven years of service. She also will not age as long as she stays inside the boundaries of Portsmyth.
Do you have a favorite author or book your always recommending to people?
Probably too many to name, but I love Jacqueline Carey.
I LOVE Jacqueline Carey! She's my all time favorite author. ALL TIME!
If you could be any paranormal creature what would you pick?
A unicorn.
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Bachelor of Health Sciences
Major sequences
The following majors and minors are available within the Bachelor of Health Sciences.
Availability of majors and minors at each campus varies, including majors and minors offered through Deakin Learning Centres. Refer to the details of each major for campus and Deakin Learning Centre availability.
- Environmental Health - Major
- Exercise Science - Major and Minor
- Family, Society and Health - Major and Minor
- Food Studies - Major and Minor
- Health Promotion - Major and Minor
- Health and Sustainability - Major and Minor
- Medical Biotechnology - Major and Minor
- Nutrition - Major and Minor
- Disability and Inclusion (previously titled: People, Society and Disability) - Major and Minor
- Physical Activity and Health - Major and Minor
- Psychology
- Psychological Science - Major
- Psychology for Professional Development - Major and Minor
- Sport Coaching - Major and Minor
A major sequence in the Faculty of Health consists of a minimum of 6 credit points in a particular discipline area, including at least 2 credit points at each of levels 2 and 3. Students enrolled in other courses and faculties may take these sequences, or take minor sequences (4 credit points, 2 each at two level levels) or individual electives from these discipline areas, subject to meeting the prerequisites.
Individual units cannot be counted towards more than one major. Where the units in one major have already been counted towards another, students must take additional units in the second discipline area. For example, HBS109 is one of the units in Nutrition, as well as being part of the Exercise Science major sequence. Students wishing to combine these two majors must take an additional unit, either in Exercise (HSE) or in Nutrition (HSN). Your student advisor can provide more information.
Faculty of Health minor sequences consist of 4 credit points, as outlined in each major that has a minor sequence available.
Faculty of Health major sequences are described below. Each unit is worth 1 credit point (cp), unless otherwise specified. Unit offerings are subject to resources and demand.