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WILMINGTON, Ill. — Mr. William E. Davy Jr., 81, of Wilmington, Ill., passed away at home Thursday evening, March 14, 2013.
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Newcomers Casey Oliverson, a sophomore, and Race Parsons, a freshman, led the team with 11 points apiece, with Oliverson notching a double-double as he also pulled down a game-high 10 rebounds. Veteran Jayson Cheesman added 10 points for the Thunderbirds while Chris Nsenki and Cal Hanks each pitched in nine points.
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The game started slowly, as the Thunderbirds held a 3-0 lead three minutes into the game, but SUU never trailed and slowly heated up, especially in the second half. After hitting just 7-of-24 shots in the first period SUU converted 15-of-27 after the break.
"I think it was just some jitters," Cheesman said about the slow start. "It was the first game of the season and typically that's what happens, just get a little rust out and for some of the new guys it was their first time playing in a college game, it happens."
The Thunderbirds led just 30-21 at the break but scored the first four points of the second half on a jumper by freshman Juwan Major and a layup by Cheesman and the Leopards were able to get it under double figures just twice the rest of the way, the last time at 15:24 when Weston Newell hit a pair of free throws to make it a 37-28 game.
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It's just after 10 a.m. on Presidents Day as Today show co-hosts Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb play Russian roulette with vodka and water shots to honor our Olympic athletes.
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Johnston's book came out last fall as people began to enroll in new Affordable Care Act insurance plans that would, for the first time, have to include coverage for drug and alcohol treatment. That treatment has to be equal to the cost sharing and benefit plans provided for other medical issues.
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Diane Schiraldi, 55, practiced something Johnston writes is common among college women — "drunkorexia" — drinking without eating to heighten the buzz and/or cut calories. It took 45 days of inpatient treatment last year to get the Fort Lauderdale patient care worker sober.
"I didn't have any kind of clarity on what boundaries were," she says.
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In a Today.com article in August, the co-hosts explained the thinking behind their drinking. Gifford said they often just take a sip or two of wine, adding that those goblets serve as props. Kotb said she wants people to "know you can have a party any hour of the day." Gifford joked to New York magazine, "Well, I'm drunk when I get there, so I don't really see what the big deal is."
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BOLINGBROOK, Illinois (CNN) -- Police are using tracking dogs, airplanes, infrared sensors and volunteers on foot Tuesday to look for a young mother who disappeared nine days ago, leaving her 4- and 2-year-old children behind.
Stacy Peterson, 23, has been missing from her suburban Chicago home since October 28.
1 of 2 Friends and relatives of Stacy Peterson, 23, say her disappearance is suspicious.
Her husband of four years, Bolingbrook police Sgt. Drew Peterson, 53, reportedly has told police his wife said she was leaving him for another man, and police are not treating the disappearance as a criminal investigation.
But the woman's aunt, Candace Aikin, of El Monte, California, said Stacy Peterson confided in her that there were problems during a visit to the Peterson home in suburban Chicago last month.
"She said that she was afraid because he was following her around 24/7, even inside the house," Aikin said. "He was very obsessed and stalking her, even inside her house.
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What's even more weird is her young daughter's name...
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Even closer.............
what is the child's name?.......
Child's name is Lacy.....how uncanny is THAT?
When she first went missing and the story was being discussed I though "wow, what a shocking similarity in the names.".
But local prosecutors are taking another look at the 2004 death of his third wife, Kathleen Savio, who drowned in a bathtub after the couple had divorced.
Savios sister, Sue Doman, said Savio expressed fear of Drew Peterson.
She told me all the time, Hes gonna kill me. Its gonna look like an accident, Doman said.
She was 19 and he was 49 when they got married eh?
click on post 3 link....spooky
It was ruled an accidental bathtub drowning....but now that this has happened they are looking into it.
According to the headline, the cop has had four wives disappear. Odd.
WHO dies 'accidentally' in a BATHTUB??? ...druggies aside.. awww, come on!... Really...
She described her married life as "one long surveillance with me as the subject."
I'll point out that while she may or may not have decided to leave him to be with another man, it is unlikely that she would have left without the children - especially children that age.
I agree something sounds soooooooooo wrong in the third wife's death and the fouth wife's disappearance.
I agree, if she was complaining to friends about his controlling nature and things like that, she would have never left her children behind.
Yeah. What's a 19 year old doing running around with a 49 year old—or at least one that isn't rich? Strange.
If I was that girl's father I'd have told her no way you are you marrying some 49 year old pervert. Those type of realationships do not end well. I pray for her and for her kids. But, I do expect the worst.
Hum.. I read years ago that if someone's head is suddenly submerged in a bathtub by pulling upwards on their feet, there is frequently a "startle" response that causes them to breath in.
A teenage girl with daddy issues who is easily impressed by a badge and an air of authority.
And I find it amazing how many small-town cops seem to have lots more financial resources that their job description would indicate.
The Trib photo show indicates that he bought her a muscle car as a present.
Come on, my Great Grandmother was 16 when she got married to her husband. He was 42. They had 10 kids together, that was his second marriage (first lady died) and they had 10 together as well. (Of course that was waaaaaaaaaaaaay back then. I remember my Great Grandmothers (both of them, they were both over 100 when they died too).
Daddy issues. Yes, that's probably right. I knew one girl that used to run around with much, much older men when she was young--16, 17. She had serious issues, including dad. Too bad. Nice girl.
You're probably right.
Mystery Murder Ping List.
I know many on your ANS list are from the old Lacy Peterson and other Murder Mystery Cases.
Ping if you please.
Yeah, different back then. Heck, it might have even been arranged.
So he's a 49 year old going through a middle age crisis. Oh God I feel for this women.
Sure, that's what they said when my 34th wife disappeared on a rock climbing holiday.........pure speculation!
Here is an earlier thread with some observations and links you might find useful:
Could it be that she named the baby after that Lacy Peterson? She was born after all that, right?
Very spooky indeed.
Pinged by request - this is a newer thread on Stacy Peterson topic.
What's with all these Petersons?
I'd say neither were too bright to begin with.
On the afternoon of 18 December 1914 Margaret Lloyd had visited her solicitor in Islington and made a will in favour of her husband. Later that evening 'John Lloyd' told the owner of the house that he was going out to buy some tomatoes for his wife's supper whilst she took a bath.
... tomatoes in the UK in December 1914? Hothouses?
Nice catch of an interesting detail, to which I can only respond "dunno."
My Yorkie does this all the time, then he stares at me...very annoying...
She looks more like the Runaway Bride in that photo...
While it's a small town, it's only about 35 or 40 minutes from Chicago.
Where does it say that?
There are trailer parks 30 miles from midtown Manhattan.
And in those trailer park areas, a guy who has a steady government job and owns a ranch home and a new truck is a hot property to the local women.
Even though those same women live a 45 minute bus ride away from the NYC nightlife.
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This a local story. The only reason we are hearing about it is because no celebrities have been to jail, gotten arrested, or had their kids taken away this week and the ambulance chasing media is short on material. They got tons of mileage out of Lacy Peterson so why not refry the same pot of beans?
Someone wake me when we get back to important issues.
Naw, wasn't arranged. It was Kentucky. They didn't arrange things, they just needed kids to work the farms. haha.
In love? What would they possibly have in common? With credit to Nick Griffin, what would they talk about, whether her favorite cereal has marshmallows in it?
Nope, didn't disappear either. He was a farmer, and apparently was pretty wealthy. :) (I think that fits the previous description someone made, about young girls marrying rich guys).
Voicing disaproval? Uh, I guess you haven't heard. For the last six months or so at FR, we celebrate > 20 year age discrepancies.
My wife is from a small town. Her mom worked some years as a police dispatcher. They were all told to vote Democrat every election. No need to pretend in a small town. Not the point I want to make though.
To my larger point. One of the cops in the small town literally stalked my ex-wife for months trying to get her to go out with him, meet him somewhere and on and on. She was a young girl working at McDonalds at the time. Years latter when my wife told her mom about the cop and what he had done, she (her mom) just couldn't believe it. After all, in her wordds "this officer was the nicest, most honest policeman on their entire force. Just no way he could have done this."
Well believe it, many, if not most, cops are nothing more than stalkers with a badge and cover of authority for their actions.
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The Beyeler family's participation in restoration projects to improve aquatic and riparian habitats, conserve water, and remove fish-barrier irrigation structures has benefited the Lemhi County (Idaho) economy. This has occurred through the investment of salmon-restoration capital funds in farm infrastructure that has improved the profitability of farming operations.
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An excellent advertisement for Super Rugby, this tense match kept you riveted until the very end.
With four minutes of the semi-final remaining, Crusaders pivot Dan Carter had a chance to level the scores with a penalty from 48m out. But his attempt fell agonisingly short and the Chiefs managed to hang on for a deserved win.
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The Chiefs now await the result from Saturday's other semi in Cape Town where the Stormers will be looking to book a home final, while a Sharks win would hand the Chiefs hosting rights in the decider next weekend.
After ending the regular season as the highest-ranked New Zealand side, the Chiefs made home advantage count this time round after losing their previous encounter to the Crusaders a few weeks ago in Hamilton.
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Slick Chiefs fly-half Aaron Cruden got the scoreboard ticking with an early three-pointer before Carter banked a penalty of his own to level the scores.
The Crusaders then suffered a massive setback after influential lock Luke Romano was forced off the pitch with a shoulder injury in the 14th minute. And there was no doubt the loss of their All Black hurt them badly.
After keeping the ball alive brilliantly through multiple phases, Chiefs prop Sona Taumalolo bagged the opening try courtesy of yet another controversial call from the TMO. Cruden added the extras, and the Chiefs were looking good at 10-3 after 26 minutes played.
Carter pulled the Crusaders back to 10-6 with a 31st-minute penalty goal after Ben Tameifuna was ruled to have collapsed the scrum.
The home side's dominance though continued from the restart, thanks to a break-out and offload by standout centre Sonny Bill Williams with Liam Messam on hand to dot down for a sensational converted score that extended the Chiefs' lead to eleven points.
However, the Crusaders hit back on the stroke of half-time when Ryan Crotty slid over to narrow the gap. Carter failed to add the extras, but the visitors were back in the hunt at half-time (17-11).
Carter pulled the margin back to a three-point deficit four minutes into the second half, but the Crusaders then saw a rare error from their ace when a penalty kick rolled over the dead-ball line. In resulting play back at halfway the Crusaders conceded a scrum penalty through prop Wyatt Crockett and Cruden goaled to take the score to 20-14.
Though the Chiefs weren't out of the woods yet as Carter slotted over another three points in the 62nd minute, and with a quarter of the match remaining, it was anyone's for the taking.
Carter then missed a chance to send the game into extra time with his stray long-range penalty and a capacity crowd of 25,000 heaved a huge sigh of relief.
Man of the match: The Chiefs pack stood strong in some brutal exchanges, with Sona Taumalolo and Liam Messam getting through a mountain of work. But it's a toss up between Aaron Cruden and Sonny Bill Williams, after both blitzed the Crusaders defence with scintillating breaks on multiple occasions. Cruden showed once more that he is fast evolving into a fly-half of the absolute highest quality, while Williams showed what a loss he will be to New Zealand rugby. Heck, they can share it!
Moment of the match: Messam's try was out the top drawer, but we felt Carter's 76th-minute missed penalty attempt was the moment in the match that had Chiefs and Crusaders' fans with their hearts in their throats.
Villain of the match: Tempers flared, naturally. Usually that means a little pushing and shoving… but no red or yellow cards were shown as a result. Only a white!
For Chiefs:
Tries: Taumalolo, Messam
Cons: Cruden 2
Pens: Cruden 2
For Crusaders:
Try: Crotty
Pens: Carter 4
Chiefs: 15 Robbie Robinson, 14 Tim Nanai-Williams, 13 Andrew Horrell, 12 Sonny Bill Williams, 11 Asaeli Tikoirotuma, 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 Tawera Kerr-Barlow, 8 Kane Thompson, 7 Tanerau Latimer, 6 Liam Messam, 5 Brodie Retallick, 4 Craig Clarke (c), 3 Ben Tameifuna, 2 Mahonri Schwalger, 1 Sona Taumalolo.
Replacements: 16 Hika Elliot, 17 Ben Afeaki, 18 Michael Fitzgerald, 19 Sam Cane, 20 Brendon Leonard, 21 Jackson Willison, 22 Lelia Masaga.
Crusaders: 15 Israel Dagg, 14 Adam Whitelock, 13 Robbie Fruean, 12 Ryan Crotty, 11 Zac Guildford, 10 Dan Carter, 9 Andy Ellis, 8 Richie McCaw (c), 7 Matt Todd, 6 George Whitelock, 5 Samuel Whitelock, 4 Luke Romano, 3 Ben Franks, 2 Corey Flynn, 1 Wyatt Crockett.
Replacements: 16 Quentin MacDonald, 17 Owen Franks, 18 Tom Donnelly, 19 Luke Whitelock, 20 Willi Heinz, 21 Tom Taylor, 22 Sean Maitland.
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Venture Capital in Australian Biotech
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GBS Venture Partners' Joshua Funder talks to ABC Radio Australia's Desley Blanch about Australia's venture capital industry's challenges, successes and prospects for the future.
"In these volatile times, investment in Australian biotechnology and the growing importance and significance of Asian capital sources in Australian life sciences funding."
DESLEY BLANCH : Has your grandmother had a hip replacement? Has an uncle had a pacemaker fitted? Are you taking drugs to combat heart disease or another chronic illness? Is someone else getting injections for rheumatoid arthritis?
In Australia, a large part of what we mean by biotechnology is human medical drugs and devices but as well, there's agricultural biotech and diagnostics.
Biotechnology as an innovation-based industry requires "high-risk" investment.
What is the current availability of capital and is Asia a likely source for life sciences funding? Is the tyranny of distance a factor when it comes to appeal and visibility of the Australian life sciences sector to international capital?
To answer these questions and more is Dr Joshua Funder, a partner with GBS Ventures, an Australian venture capital company.
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Or internationally, people see Australia as a superb source of biomedical research. We really do punch above our weight to use the hackneyed phrase in this sector and so people come here to collaborate academically and to partner commercially with the superb physicians and scientists we have doing research in the field.
And downstream from that it's also a very attractive place to conduct clinical studies, so Australians will get better clinical care through those studies, Australian companies will be able to provide services, export services, but international companies can do clinical research here that is unparalleled.
So I think there are a lot of reasons why Australia's an attractive market as an investment destination, but also as a development destination for biotech companies.
DESLEY BLANCH : So is this sector at a stage of maturity that it is sought out as an investment opportunity?
DR JOSHUA FUNDER : Look, I think those are some of the strengths the biomedical science and technology as well as the opportunities to conduct clinical development. That's not to say we're strong in all areas and there are areas where Australia needs to redouble its efforts in order to provide that maturity that you speak of.
I'd point to two areas, one of which in the provision of adequate capital. I said there are multiple sources of capital and they are all at play in Australia, they all need to be bigger to access the opportunity that we really have here.
And the second is management. Australia has a flourishing biotech ecosystem, but we don't have the presence of the big players in pharma or the big players in biotech that in overseas markets train and develop the sorts of expertise and the sorts of leadership and entrepreneurs that we can readily access. So I think there's a relative dearth of risk capital and also human capital in order to balance out and mature our sector in Australia.
DESLEY BLANCH : Does Australia have many companies with products that are on market or nearing sales?
DR JOSHUA FUNDER : We do, and I think it's something we should be really proud of and we've seen a dramatic increase in the number of Australian biotech companies that have products going to market over the last five years and I think it's something that we should really take note of.
If you think about the big three that we've known about for a while, CSL, ResMed and Cochlear. They've been around and putting world leading products onto the market, so they're clear in the public conscience and actually ResMed and Cochlear came from prior iterations of our venture capital market in Australia.
More recently, we've had a series of terrific successes and breakthroughs. For instance, Acrux have just partnered its product with Lilly. It is already selling into the international market for testosterone replacement for men. So this is a great story. Acrux had a technology that was based on sunscreen where it could deliver drugs into the skin in a reserve. And what they developed finally is a roll-on testosterone under the armpit which is much better than smearing yourself with gels and creams that you have to do now.
They've partnered with Lilly which markets Cialis an erectile dysfunction drug, so they're going to go global alongside the world's leading erectile dysfunction drug with a testosterone supplement, so very coordinated marketing with a leading player in the field. That drug is now being used by men around the world and we will see how sales go. That's a really good example of a sunscreen-based early stage high risk approach yielding significant rewards for a major global need in testosterone replacement.
There are many other examples I can go onto, Pharmaxis, Sirtex, Heartware are all doing superb things in delivering new products to global unmet medical need.
DESLEY BLANCH : Well, we hear how it can take at least 15 years and millions of dollars to get drugs to market. Does Australia have any drugs in later stage clinical trials?
DR JOSHUA FUNDER : Yes, and you'll see, for instance, Pharmaxis is in clinical studies for bronchiectasis which is a terrible disease of the lungs and in late stage of getting something proved for cystic fibrosis, which is a congenital disease of the lungs. So you can see there a single company with a drug that in registration for one disease and in clinical trials for a second disease.
We've also seen successes in the likes of Peplin and ChemGenex; companies that my fund has been involved with where in the course of conducting clinical trials, those companies have sold to international players who will then take the drug on to market. So there's value in companies that are continuing to produce the drug and distribute it internationally with or without partnership, but there's also significant value to be realised in companies with mid-stage clinical products partnering or selling with major international global players.
DESLEY BLANCH : Well Josh, come back to the last 12 months. What large commercial deals have been made between Australian biotechs and international investors?
DR JOSHUA FUNDER : Well the stand out one there is probably the relationship between Mesoblast and Cephalon which is a large partnership based on Australian stem cell technology, which has seen Mesoblast evaluations skyrocket. But there have also been partnerships that have led to mergers and acquisitions and I mentioned ChemGenex recently with Cephalon had a relationship of an investment and a partnership that led to the ultimate sale of that company. So partnerships have been successful both in early stage development in the case of Mesoblast but also in later stage products and acquisitions of companies in the case of ChemGenex.
DESLEY BLANCH : So what's the current availability of capital like for your sector, given yours is a traditionally high risk investment?
DR JOSHUA FUNDER : Capital is tight. The superannuation industry has been consistent supporters of us so we're thankful for that but as a percentage of assets under management, the Australian Super sector under invests in venture and also under invests in health care. So we would love to see a greater support in sustainable, renewable, innovative technologies that are based on Australian companies.
The public markets have been, as I mentioned before strong supporters of our sector, relative to our GDP and relative to our asset class. So we do have over 100 listed companies in biotech and for the later more mature of those companies, during the GFC, they have been able to successfully renew their capital and raise additional funds. So there's been a story of success for listed companies that have mature products to access additional capital.
Many of the smaller companies, and some people call them 'penny-dreadfuls', have fallen away and that's probably something you would expect to see naturally.
So I think the overall availability of capital is tight, that's not specific to our sector. The availability of private capital through superannuation funds and institutional investors in Australia relative to other asset classes has been low and we'd love to see that increase.
DESLEY BLANCH : So what factors are causing capital constriction?
DR JOSHUA FUNDER : I think there are several: clearly, disruptions to markets and volatility. I would like to say not any of the high risk that you focus on, but high rewards are in the long term attractive. I'd also like to say that health care is a fundamental need and when you develop innovative products, it's largely counter-cyclical so the needs for health care and the sales are relatively insulated from the commodity or other cycles that can affect markets.
But having said that, capital's tight for biotech I think because we don't have the experience as an investment sector at renewing success and reinvesting the proceeds of that success into our sector.
We are ten to 15 years behind where California was, where Canada was, where Israel was, where various other sectors are in some ways in renewing our investment in the sector. And so I think as those companies I just listed have seen products go global and as investors see the proceeds of those returns come through and in Pharma, you can have 80 and 90 per cent gross margins, so very attractive gross margins when you start to sell products and when you make one product, it may take a long time, it may take a lot of money but that product is likely to meet the needs of the medical community internationally. A human disease is a human disease.
So as people see those sorts of margins on those size of products come back to Australia, I'm hoping investment will be renewed.
DESLEY BLANCH : What's the importance of Asian capital sources in life science funding?
DR JOSHUA FUNDER : It's growing, and not yet as big as other sources, but certainly welcome and hopefully an exciting adjunct to the ecosystem of our sector and filling that key gap that we have in an under-investment on financial and human capital.
We've seen Asian investors come into ASX-listed companies as institutional investors and we've seen Asian investors play an important role in some of the recent IPO's in the biotech sector and those have been IPO's in our sector which have been notable, because the U.S. sector has had fewer health care-raised IPO's relative to the Australian sector. So that's been an important adjunct, but there are other ways in which exchange of capital, information and expertise has been occurring with Asia more broadly in our biotech sector that is important to acknowledge.
Many of our companies for instance, undertake their chemistry development and research in China. Other companies conduct clinical trials in India where it's an optimal place to conduct certain clinical trials. We're seeing collaboration scientifically and collaborations on health care service delivery.
The other thing to remember is certainly in Indonesia, Malaysia, many other parts of Asia, we have a very strong legacy of Australian trained in the health and medical welfare executives and professionals coming from Australia, so the links are very strong in both directions.
DESLEY BLANCH : So how accessible is Asian capital versus, say, United States capital?
DR JOSHUA FUNDER : Well capital's tight all round, so capital's not that accessible. We do have a more mature history of U.S. investors as venture investors investing in Australian companies and U.S. biotechs coming to Australia for their clinical work and US investors coming in as institutional investors on the ASX. But in each of those cases we've seen the beginnings of Asian investments across those different modes of investment. So it's beginning, it's not as big yet or mature, but I hope it can continue to grow and complement our sector.
DESLEY BLANCH : So what are the forecasted trends for growth in Asian capital supply?
DR JOSHUA FUNDER : In a market this volatile, I'm making no predictions whatsoever. I am saying though that not just the financial investment, but the exchange of ideas and expertise, access to markets is welcome in both directions.
DESLEY BLANCH : Did you have your fingers crossed then?
DR JOSHUA FUNDER : More than my fingers. (laughs)
DESLEY BLANCH : Well biotech companies are gathering in Adelaide, South Australia, for the Aus Biotech Conference and it's the premier biotechnology conference for Australia and the Asia-Pacific region. Josh, what's the importance of industry events, especially in the current market climate when sectors usually branded as risky are particularly shunned?
DR JOSHUA FUNDER : Firstly is continuity and in sectors where people are throwing up their hands, in markets where people are despairing of volatility, the ongoing passion that people have to develop new treatments for disease and the commitment required financially, professionally and as a sector to continue those and not abandon those very valuable, but very important scientific and medical developments is required. So conferences like these in some ways keep the flame alive during hard times.
But the AusBiotech Conference has also had some successes in other areas and one of which is in showcasing local biotechnology companies very clearly for the purposes of investment and very clearly for the discussion around what the next investment required is and who might come together around that company to support that investment.
So there's a whole day dedicated to very concise and very investment-focused presentations of the cream of our biotech sector and that enables that sector to learn from each other in their presentations. To learn from the successes of their peers in attracting investment but also to present themselves to global venture investors, to Australian venture investors, to global pharma companies and institutional investors, so providing not just a trade show or a scientific talk fest, but a very focused investment forum has been an important boost to the sector, but an important way to provide a real market for investment in the best of Australian biotech.
DESLEY BLANCH : Dr Joshua Funder is a partner with GBS Ventures, an Australian venture capital company.
Contact: Dr Joshua Funder, Partner
Address: GBS Venture Partners, Melbourne, Vic
Website: http://www.gbsventures.com.au
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GDFD No. 69: Look at that number lol
Ryan Lambert
March 14 2009 02:31PM
Welcome to the 21st Game Day Fire Drill, for this, Calgary's 69th game of the season on March 14, 2009.
Wuh ohs.
The good news is the Flames are playing a terrible team on national television so that means we might all get to watch this brutal beatdown together.
But the bad news is that the terrible team is also hosting Calgary, so it's unlikely that the Flames will win. Because the Flames never ever beat bad teams on the road. One need look no farther than, say, last Friday and Saturday. I mean, look, if the Flames play the way they did on Thursday against the Wings, the Flames will almost certainly cruise to a 28,957-(-6) win.
But if they play like they did in Raleigh and Atlanta, then may God have mercy on our souls.
The Calgary Flames (40-22-6 for 86 points. Third in the West, first in the Northwest) and the Toronto Maple Leafs (27-29-13 for 67 points. Eleventh in the East, fourth in the Northeast)
5 p.m. Mountain time and 7 p.m. Eastern time. All other time zones should find a good friend.
Air Canada Centre, Toronto, Ontario.
Calgary is 18-14-7 on the road this year, and has won two of five on this road trip, which wraps tonight. The Leafs are a terrible 12-13-9 at home and have gone to overtime in five of their last seven at the ACC.
What (to hate about the Maple Leafs):
Exposure — Oh my god, CBC and TSN, they're terrible. GET THEM OFF MY TV.
Jason Blake — Ugh, he looks like a Lord of the Rings character.
I haven't trusted him ever since the Scouring of the Shire. Also, how does THAT guy lead a team in scoring? Oh man they suck.
Jiri Tlusty — I've seen way too much of that guy. Way. Too. Much.
They're really bad — And that means they're going to win by six.
Brian Burke — If only for the Vancouver connection.
Ron Wilson — Crybaby.
Because Saturday night's all right for fighting. Enjoy the game and talk all about Don Cherry's love of "beautiful Canadian boys" in the comments section.
Flames are 3-3 on this trip. Playing the Leafs at home for HIN will give have the home team hyped up. Here's to hoping the Flames make them look stupid.
We'll get to see if the comeback against Detroit was an accident or a proper turnaround.
It seems funny that Toronto would be this worrisome, when all season the big mark against the Flames has been that they beat up on the weak teams, but can't handle the tough teams. I guess a month before playoffs is a good time to turn that around.


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|Posted by tom on February 18, 2003 at 08:39:31:
|In response to Re: replacing supply line from main to house
this is how it works in Ca.
1. you are not allowed a 2" water service in residential-the price for a 2" meter is horrendous.
2. 2"cu. pipe is usually DWV not pressure pipe, except in commercial situations.
3. Pressure Relief Valves are commonly buried - wether this is UPC approved i dont know.It's always struck me as a bad practice.
4. $1200 seems excessive for 85ft.
5. Usually soft roll cu. is used - two adapters and one gate valve and thats it.
6. hand digging an 85ft trench should take 2hrs, use drops to protect the garden etc.
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We're hoping for no new surprises. If there's a big change in unemployment numbers, we'll have to figure out what that's about. The market expects the Fed will keep numbers close to zero the next two years. Employment being helped by building, so I think there's a pretty good chance we can keep creeping ahead. The market's been rising for quite a long time now with very little participation from the individual public investor, particularly the younger people who haven't been in the market, and who don't really believe it, and have to be shown. We are getting close to a target on some people's boards of the S&P at 1,550. It actually would be healthier if we had a little pull-back of 3% to 5%, and had a chance to do a little thinking. In the labor market, people are hungry for jobs, the market hasn't been strong, so anything that gives us a sign numbers may get better, that would be good for employment, but as far as the Fed is concerned, I just have a feeling that they are locked into their strategy for another year or two.


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CASTLE DALE-Ernest Ralph Jensen, 88, passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family on Dec. 7, 2005. He was born in Ferron on Dec. 23, 1916 to Ernest Eugene Jensen and Neva Beata Ralphs. He and his wife, Velda Mae Jones, married on Oct. 21, 1939 and were sweethearts for 66 years.
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Ralph is survived by his wife, Velda; children, Darwin and Judy Jensen, Joyce Miya, Karen Tamllos, and Stuart and Jeannie Jensen; special friends, Dale Davis and Dean Nielsen; brother Don Y.; sisters, Elaine (Jim) Jensen and Helen (Hershel) Peacock. He had 13 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren. He is preceded in death by a sister, Dora; a grandson, Drew Davis; a great-grandchild, Mary Rose Nielsen; a son-in-law, Dan Tamllos; and his especially loved horse, Star.
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Preceded in death by parents, husbands, sons, Guy LeRoy and Charles Nelson Kirkwood; sister, Martha Stringer; and brother, Willis Nelson.
Funeral Service, Wed. Dec. 14, 2005 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday evening from 6-7 p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper.
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