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wonderful Avaloch Farm Music Institute !
We are featured in Chamber Music America's latest magazine! Click here to view!
SIREN at AVALOCH FARM MUSIC INSTITUTE!
We are thrilled to have been invited for an artists' residencey at Avaloch Farm Music institute! We head out Sunday August 9th for a whole week of music making and planning/prepping for our next season and album! We have some great ideas in mind and can't wait to share it with you - will you follow our adventures?
SIREN SONGS: Women of the Baroque Era
SUNDAY March 15th, 2015
Celebrating Women for Women's History Month
In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, we are honored to be presented by the:
Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum
Sunday March 15th, 2015 at 4:30PM.
895 Shore Road, Pelham Bay Park, Bronx, New York 10464
You can purchase tickets here:
Thursday February 19th, 2015
The Chapel at St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
325 Park Avenue at East 51st Street
January 16th & 17th 2015
Mark your calendars! Ticket information to follow soon!
OCTOBER 25th, 2014
"SIREN'S Captives Series"- Featuring captives: Christof Huebner & Doug Balliet
and Brandenburg Concerto no.6!
Presented by:
Washington Heights Musical Society
7:00PM with Cocktail Reception following performance
OCTOBER 28th, 2014
SIREN SONGS, Women of the Baroque
Presented by St. John's University, Long Island, New York
April 16th, 2014
An Evening of Music and Art with Siren Baroque
Presented by Rutgers University, Newark, New Jersey
TICKETS and more Information Here
CONCERT: FRIDAY JUNE 13th, 2014!
CONCERT AT (Le) Poisson Rouge!
Syzygy presents The Knells and Siren Baroque with Danielle Eva Schwob
w/ live video art by Joshue Ott
$15 Advanced Tickets $20 At the Door
Tickets available HERE
DEBUT CD, SIREN Songs
is released and available on our website only! (or at our concerts!) Please click here to purchase!
•"SIREN SONGS" April 5th, 20148:00PM
•CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENTS! FREE! Courts to Convents: Women all-stars of the Baroque IIMusic of Women Baroque Composers:
Meda, Bembo, Jacquet de la Guerre and More!
Presented by
Gotham Early Music Scene's Midtown Concert Series!
325 Park Avenue at East 51st Street NYC
FREE - no tickets are necessary &
Music of Baroque Women ComposersFriday February 21st7PMThe Olive Free Library4033 New York 28A, West Shokan, NY 12494$10 Suggested Donation at Door
"Winter Songs"
music of Vivaldi, Bach, and more.
Church of the Epiphany
York Ave. Between East 74th and 75th streets
New York City
TICKETS: $20 General $10 Students/Seniors - No one turned away! at the door
CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENT!FYER, FYER! Featuring Baroque Dancers:
Laura Careless and Marisol Cabrera
Monday October 7, 2013
The Gershwin Hotel
7 East 27th Street, NYC 10016
Tickets: At the door: $20 Gen/$10 Students/Sen.
Selections from Rebel's Les Elemens
Vivaldi "Summer" Violin Concerto in G minor, RV 315
Dowland: "Love those beams
Monteverdi: Chiome D'oro
Eccles: "I Burn..."
Selections from Eccles "Mad Lovers Suite"
and more!
The program features blazingly passionate works by Morley, Monteverdi, Rebel, Scarlatti, and Handel, all of which use fire as a metaphor for nature's wrath, spiritual zeal, lustful ardor, or the terrors of hell. With SIREN Baroque's "impassioned performances" (Early Music America) accompanied by strikingly seductive choreography, it promises to be an evening to ignite the senses.
2013/14 Season Announcement
SIREN Baroque is proud to present their 3rd concert season: 2013/14. This year is full of exciting music and special guests and we hope to see you this year. Please sign up to receive our newsletter, details and other exciting news will be sent out periodically.
October 7th, 2013
Friday December 20th, 2013
"Winter Songs"
Church of the Epiphany
York Ave. Between 74/75th streets, NYC
February 20th, 2014
Gotham Early Music Scene's Midtown Concert Series
"Women Part II"
St. Bart's Church Chapel, 54th street at Park Ave., NYC
April 5th, 2014
"Women Part II"
Drew University, Madison NJ
7:15pm pre-concert talk, 8:00pm Concert
May 8/9th 2014
End of Season Concert
Time/Place TBD
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"SUMMER SONGS" - Music of Vivaldi, Purcell, Handel and more!
Please join us for a program of light and spirited vocal and instrumental summery songs. With special guest and SIREN, Emily Hale.
Saturday July 13th, 2013
Olive Free Library, West Shokan NY 12494
$10 Suggested donation at the door
Friday June 14th 2013
Boston Early Music Fringe Festival
"Women All-Stars of the Baroque Era"
12:00pm - 1:00pm
Church of the Covenant
67 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02116
Tickets: $10 at the Door, $5 Students/Seniors
Saturday, May 4 2013
The DiMenna Center
Tickets: $10 Students $15 Seniors $20 General
Morningside Opera's production of Purcell's Dido and Aeneas focuses on the opera's most iconic moment, Dido's "Remember me, but not my fate," to explore notions of fame, memory, and public opinion in modern celebrity culture. In an age where social media defines public personae, whose fate can ever really be forgotten? Virgil's hero is recast as a Vice presidentlal hopeful, Troy Aeneas, with Dido Carthage as his secret super-starlet paramour. Belinda, Dido's publicist, sees the romance as a chance to bump Dido's ratings. The SourceHeiress, a bitter celebrity blogger who hates "all in prosp'rous state," tears the couple apart by manipulating public opinion as if by magic, leaving Dido only one tragic possibility for escape.
March 25th and 26th, 2013
161A Chrystie Street, between Rivington and Delancey
A Valentine's Day Concert!
Please join us at 1:00PM this Thursday, February 14th for a little concert of our "Women All-Stars of the Baroque Era", it's short, sweet and best of all FREE!
St. Peters Church: Lexington Ave. at 54th Street, New York City
PRESENTED BY Gotham Early Music Scene:
Antonio Canova's sculpture Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss
WE DID IT! We met our campaign goal!
Thank you Thank you Thank you! to all that participated in our CD campaign. We head into the studio - or rather - concert hall, to make our CD on February 11th and 12th. We expect the album to drop by late April!
With Love and Gratitude!
the SIRENS
On February 11th, 2013 we will head into the studio to record our "Women All-Stars of the Baroque Era" CD - a program that we began our ensemble with and played on tour in Mexico 2011. In this CD we highlight women composers of the Baroque Era: Barbara Strozzi, Elizabeth Jaquet de la Guerre, Isabella Leonarda, Francesca Caccini and more! This music is riviting, moving, lush and we feel needs to be heard! Help us out by donating (Partially Tax-Deductible!!) at:
Midtown Concert February 14th, 2013
We are overjoyed to participate in ARTEK's Midtown Concert Series February 14th, 2013
All concerts take place at Saint Peter's Church on Lexington Avenue at 54th Street on Thursdays at 1:15 and last approximately 35 minutes.
photo by: Adrian Buckmaster. Styling: Candice Manacchio
We are thrilled to announce our 2012/13 Concert season! We will be performing on some wonderful projects with some amazing people and hope that you will all make it out to see and hear us. Ticket information coming soon!
October 28, 2012 4:00PM
Season Kickoff Concert Caffe Vivaldi
November 30 (Time/Place TBD) & December 2nd 2012 2:00PM 809 Jefferson Ave, Brooklyn
Bach concerto/cantata program featuring our violinist Heym and Soprano Brittany Palmer
February 14th, 2013
GEM's Midtown Concert Series "Women All-Stars" program
May 2013
"Sirens' Captive" concert featuring reknowned violinist Marc Destrube
** January 2013, we plan to record and release our debut album ("Women All-Stars of the Baroque Era"), to return to Mexico for a three-city tour **
SIREN and Company XIV to collaborate at the Philladephia Museum of Art!
Twilight in Arcadia
Friday, August 3, 2012
5:00 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.
Siren Baroque, a New York-based all women chamber ensemble, along with special guests from the acclaimed Company XIV theater company, present a pastiche of classical music works about the earthly dreams of paradise, immortality, love, and illusions of grandeur by composers including Caldera, Vivaldi, Scarlatti, Purcell, and more in this special Arcadia themed program.
End of the season celebration
The other night the SIRENS celebrated with a dinner in the west village. This year has been a whirlwind - everything from collaborative efforts with the fabulous Company XIV and Morningside Opera, to a tour in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico! We can't wait to pick it back up again in the fall - stay tuned! Lots of fantastic things are on the books. xthe Sirens
"…a fantastic, sexy, visually opulent night at the theater…" –NyTheatre.com
-A Baroque- Burlesque Opera-
in association with Morningside Opera and SIREN Baroque
MAY 17,18,19, 20 24, 25, 26, 27 8PM – 303 Bond St. Theatre
Directed and Choreographed by Austin McCormick
"…his inventive works are a brainy, high-entertainment mix of music hall, cabaret, theater and dance." -NY TIMES
Excerpts from The Judgment of Paris-
Composed by John Eccles and John Weldon.
Libretto by William Congreve.
Don't miss this Baroque Burlesque Opera fusing live music, projection, theatre, and dance to titillate and entertain. Watch as Pallas, Juno, and Venus vie for the title of fairest…. Who will win the Golden Prize?
Brett Umlauf (Pallas) Amber Youell (Juno) Brittany Palmer (Venus) Jeff Takacs (Zeus) Sean Gannon (Paris) Laura Careless, Cailan Orn, Ashley Handel, Katrina Cunningham, and Marisol Cabrera.
Set – Zane Pihlstrom
Costume – Olivera Gajic
Lighting- Gina Scherr
Projection- Corey Tatarczuk
Company XIV.com
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"…a heady blend of baroque elegance and contemporary snap…Mr. McCormick and his crew show great humor and a pronounced appreciation for body heat. The combination is deliriously rewarding." NY TIMES
Friday April 27, 2012
SIREN Baroque Presents
Special Guest: Katie Rietman, Baroque Cello
Works to be performed:
Antonio Vivaldi Double Cello Concerto, for 2 cellos, strings & continuo in G minor, RV 531 with Katie Rietman and Anneke Schaul-Yoder, Cellos
Luigi Rodolfo Boccherini Quintet in C Major, Op. 28 #4.
Domenico Scarlatti Tirsi Caro Duetto
Charles Avison/D. Scarlatti: Concerto Grosso No. 5 in D minor
Tenth Church of Christ, Scientist
171 Macdougal Street (off 8th between 5th & 6th)
New York, NY 10011
trains: A, B,C D,E,F,M @ west 4th or 1 train at Christopher Street
SIREN Baroque to perform at Renaissance Revolution at PS 321!
on Thursday, March 29 throughout the school day, PS 321 will be filled with the sounds of Early Music from the Renaissance period as instrumentalists of all sorts descend on the school for a Renaissance Revolution! In October, a similar infiltration took over the school as nearly 20 cellists performed the music of Bach in every classroom. See SymphonyNOW's video report from PS 321's Bach Invasion: www.youtube.com/watch?v=prk_9lOFF80 Media coverage is welcome with advance notice. Please contact Christina Jensen email@example.com or 646.536.7864 to make arrangements.
We're Headed to Mexico!! We are thrilled to be headed to Festival Musica Barroca de San Miguel de Allende on March 22, 2012!
Ticket and Festival information is here: Festival de Musica Barroca
SIGN UP TODAY! Pennsylvania Musicians!
SIREN to teach at "Elizabeth at the Court of The Sun King" workshop
March 8-11, 2012
Penn State School of Music Facilities, University Park, PA
Violin, viola, cello and piano students (ages 8-18) are invited to a weekend of hands-on learning about baroque music and dance. Workshop director Emily Hale and colleagues from New York City-based ensemble SIREN Baroque will introduce students to period instruments, coach student chamber ensembles of all levels*, and present a Saturday evening public concert. Auditors are welcome to register and observe sessions as we explore the culturally rich time of Louis XIV through the eyes of one of his favorite musicians, child wonder Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre. Get your time travel passport in order for interactive learning about life and music at the court of the Sun King!
*Beginners must demonstrate facility with basic music-reading and technical competence in order to participate.
We're Headed to Mexico!! We are thrilled to be headed to Festival Musica Barroca de San Miguel de Allende on March 22, 2012!
Ticket and Festival information is here: Festival de Musica Barroca
SIREN to teach at "Elizabeth at the Court of The Sun King" workshop
March 8-11, 2012
Penn State School of Music Facilities, University Park, PA
Violin, viola, cello and piano students (ages 8-18) are invited to a weekend of hands-on learning about baroque music and dance. Workshop director Emily Hale and colleagues from New York City-based ensemble SIREN Baroque will introduce students to period instruments, coach student chamber ensembles of all levels*, and present a Saturday evening public concert. Auditors are welcome to register and observe sessions as we explore the culturally rich time of Louis XIV through the eyes of one of his favorite musicians, child wonder Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre. Get your time travel passport in order for interactive learning about life and music at the court of the Sun King!
*Beginners must demonstrate facility with basic music-reading and technical competence in order to participate.
November 3 & 4 Concert update!
Works by:
Gabrieli, Lotti, Strozzi, Monteverdi, Bassano and more! No advanced sales tickets - Suggested donation $15 at the door (no one turned away!)
New York Times Review of The Judgment of Paris
SIREN got a nice mention in this review of Morningside Opera's performance of Judgment of Paris!
SIREN joins Morningside Opera in The Judgment of Paris
8/30/11 - We are so excited to join Morningside Opera in their steamy, re-vamped version of Judgment of Paris. A Time Out New York's Critic Pick. Whips and Feathers will fly!
SIREN Singer, Brett Umlauf get's interviewed
Check out our SIREN, Brett Umlauf's interview with Karen Tortora-Lee, thanks for the shout out Brett!
March 22, 2011 - Our debut at Caffe Vivaldi!
This is where it all started - check out some photos on our facebook page, from our "Women Superstars of the Baroque Era" concert.


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Insulin, syringes, and medical care are supplied by the Azerbaijani Government. However, many children had high HbA1c levels (a measure of long-term control of blood glucose levels) as they were not able to do self-monitoring of blood glucose levels due to the high cost of strips. Complications were therefore being seen frequently. LFAC commenced supporting 54 children in Baku. With children now having meters, and less expensive strips coming into the market, some families were able to cover the costs themselves and so the support was extended to other children.
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Players present 'Parade,' March 3-4 and 9-11
Posted February 23, 2006; 11:43 p.m.
The Princeton University Players
will present the musical "Parade" in the Matthews Acting Studio, 185
Nassau St., at 8 p.m. Friday, March 3, and at 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday,
March 4. The show also will run at 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday, March
9-10, and at 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday, March 11.
"Parade" is the story of Leo Frank, the Jewish employer of a young girl who is murdered on Confederate Memorial Day in Georgia in 1913. Despite evidence to the contrary, Frank stands accused of the crime. Directed by junior Rory Kress-Weisbord, "Parade" is an account of racial conflict, xenophobia and political fervor.
One of the largest theater groups on campus today, Princeton University Players is entirely student-run and has performed Broadway musicals since 1986.
Tickets are $8 for students, faculty and staff; $10 for the general
public; and free for Tiger Tickets holders. They can be obtained at
Frist Campus Center or by visiting the University Ticketing Web site.
This event is sponsored by the Center for Jewish Life.


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By PATSY R. BRUMFIELD/Daily Journal
Gay Mississippians still will not be allowed to marry here despite Wednesday's U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down a federal law that defined marriage as the union between a man and a woman.
But the decision opens up attacks against such state prohibitions, say legal authorities.
"This decision is massive," gauged George Cochran, constitutional law professor at the University of Mississippi Law Center.
"Justice Kennedy talks about the fundamental right against state discrimination on sexual preference," he added, saying he expects a new wave of legal challenges to state bans on same-sex marriage.
Mississippi voters banned same-sex marriage in 2004 with passage of a constitutional amendment.
Cochran colleague Matthew Hall says he expect the law to take more time to sort that issue out.
"If Mississippi refuses to recognize a New York marriage, I can see that," he said of a challenge to the state's law. "But the court was really careful to say it was leaving those decisions to the states."
In the historic vote, the nation's highest court struck down the 1996-passed Defense of Marriage Act, which for the first time defined marriage as between a man and a woman and allowed states to deny legal recognition to same-sex marriage performed outside their borders.
A key provision barred federal benefits and recognition of same-sex marriages licensed by the states.
Justice Anthony Kennedy, speaking for the 5-4 majority, said DOMA was unconstitutional because it violated the right to liberty and to equal protection for gay couples.
"By seeking to displace this protection and treating those persons as living in marriages less respected than others, the federal statute" violates the Constitution, he said.
Dissenting were Justices John Roberts, Antonin Scalia, Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas.
The ruling means that more than 100,000 gay and lesbian couples who are legally married will be able to take advantage of tax breaks, pension rights and other benefits that are available to other married couples.
In 2004, 86 percent of Mississippians voting on a constitutional amendment agreed to prohibit same-sex marriage from being conducted or recognized in the state.
Since DOMA's passage, nine states have legalized same-sex marriage.
Hall, UM Law Center's associate dean for academic affairs, says this aspect of the decision "will have a tremendous impact on individuals who want federal benefits, such as tax breaks and spousal benefits."
He predicts the states with same-sex marriage bans, though, will be under pressure to recognize the validity of marriages in other states.
National story: High court strikes down federal marriage provision
By Mark Sherman
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — In significant but incomplete victories for gay rights, the Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down a provision of a federal law denying federal benefits to married gay couples and cleared the way for the resumption of same-sex marriage in California.
The justices issued two 5-4 rulings in their final session of the term. One decision wiped away part of a federal anti-gay marriage law that has kept legally married same-sex couples from receiving tax, health and pension benefits.
The other was a technical legal ruling that said nothing at all about same-sex marriage, but left in place a trial court's declaration that California's Proposition 8 is unconstitutional. That outcome probably will allow state officials to order the resumption of same-sex weddings in the nation's most populous state in about a month.
The high court said nothing about the validity of gay marriage bans in California and roughly three dozen other states.
The outcome was not along ideological lines.
Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the majority opinion, joined by Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, Elena Kagan and Antonin Scalia.
"We have no authority to decide this case on the merits, and neither did the 9th Circuit," Roberts said, referring to the federal appeals court that also struck down Proposition 8.
In the case involving the federal Defense of Marriage Act, Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote the majority opinion, joined by the court's liberal justices.
"Under DOMA, same-sex married couples have their lives burdened, by reason of government decree, in visible and public ways," Kennedy said.
"DOMA's principal effect is to identify a subset of state-sanctioned marriages and make them unequal," he said.
Some in the crowd outside the court hugged and others jumped up and down just after 10 a.m. EDT Wednesday when the DOMA decision was announced. Many people were on their cell phones monitoring Twitter, news sites and blogs for word of the decision. And there were cheers as runners came down the steps with the decision in hand and turned them over to reporters who quickly flipped through the decisions.
Chants of "Thank you" and "USA" came from the crowd as plaintiffs in the cases descended the court's marbled steps
Kennedy was joined by the court's four liberal justices.
Chief Justice John Roberts, Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas, and Scalia dissented.
Same-sex marriage has been adopted by 12 states and the District of Columbia. Another 18,000 couples were married in California during a brief period when same-sex unions were legal there.


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The Professional Development and Research arm of Binghamton University's School of Education and Human Development will host a two-day advanced grant-writing workshop Wednesday, January 7, and Wednesday, January 14.
The workshop is scheduled to run from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. each day. Sessions will examine proposal ideas, funding sources and research methods. Participants will also review the process of writing grants as well as budgeting and follow-up.
When appropriate, actual grant proposals will be used, examined and critiqued. Participants are expected to have some relevant skill in the grant writing process acquired though course work or direct experience.
The workshop will be taught by Dan McCormack, project director for Binghamton University's Student Support Service Project. McCormack has over 30 years of experience in the field of grant writing and currently teaches graduate courses at the University. McCormack received his bachelor's degree from Michigan State University and his master's and PhD degrees from Rutgers University.
The advanced grant writing workshop costs $250 and will be held on the Binghamton University campus. For more information, or to register, contact the Division of Professional Development and Research at 607-777-4447, or via e-mail at email@example.com


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This new twist takes the work out of kabobs. Instead of skewering the vegetables and meat and brushing with the glaze, they are combined in a simple packet and grilled.
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A few days later now after the paragraph above, today was my book-signing at Borders Books in South Bend. A number of people came in, but the only sales were three books for my brother (Christmas gifts for his friends) and two others who showed up (one, a SABR member in South Bend and another friend of my brother's family)
I hardly watched any TV this past week while my brother and sister-iin-law were at work. I walked over to Notre Dame about three times this week, and worked on my computer communicating with my spring quarter online students.
Next will be a visit to Wisconsin with four booksignings scheduled there, and one in Minnesota before I head home....


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During a budget workshop at the County Administration Building, Patterson pointed to the FY 2015 schedule and asked Jim Harriott, the county's executive director for public works, "Surely we're not waiting till 2015" to break ground?
Harriott said staff had noted during a June budget discussion that the county would not have the approximately $7 million in extra funding it needs for the project until FY 2015. The total cost of the new library has been estimated at $9,403,660. To date, only $2,403,660 has been allocated for it, according to materials supplied to the commissioners.
However, Harriott said, once the design is complete, other funding options can be explored.
Commissioner Joe Barbetta pointed out that interest rates on bonds "are right around zero," construction costs remain low, "and we need the jobs."
"I agree completely," Patterson said. When she campaigned for County Commission in 1998, she said, the new library was being discussed then. Putting it off until FY 2015, she said, "is really a promise broken."
Additionally, Patterson said, "(The existing) library is really, really not up to county standards. … So I'd like to find a way, if not next year, at least the year after, to get it started, and I thought we had that discussion several times, so maybe bring us a plan."
Harriott promised to present the commission with funding options once the design is complete. The commission already is set to discuss sites for the library as part of its Sept. 14 agenda, staff said.
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And I don't say that due to Rolen's error. If you play Rolen tomorrow, he doesn't play on Thursday at a 1 PM start time. So over the next two days which do you play Frazier?
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And I don't say that due to Rolen's error. If you play Rolen tomorrow, he doesn't play on Thursday at a 1 PM start time. So over the next two days which do you play Frazier?
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Sorry, but Rolen's playing no matter what.
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They should play Frazier and get a bat in the lineup. The offense did not look good at all tonight.
Dusty has to seriously consider benching Rolen. His bat is woefully slow and he's even not fielding well now. Even before the error last night I felt like his range had really diminshed the last two or three weeks. But I expect Rolen to be in there for duration of the post season however long that lasts.
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I'd go Frazier.
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It'll be Frazier due to the night/day back to backs. No other reason than that. Dusty clearly said he wanted to get Todd and Heisey in there but the timing & matchups weren't right. He even pointed to a night/day scenario.
I'd like to see Fraizer, but I would be surprised. In Cincy I would take Heisey in CF too and if have the lead late put stubbs in for defense. Similar with Rolen. Start Fraizer and get him 3 ab and if we have the lead put the defense in. Just my thoughts. They don't matter though with Dusty at the helm.
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This is our favorite cookie recipe without a doubt. I now make a few slight changes. I use Ghiradelli 60% cacao chocolate chips which are large and not as sweet. I only use 1 cup of brown sugar and also add a tablespoon of Chia seed for extra texture and fiber. I took 2 batches (with my changes) to a family gathering at the shore with very picky children. They were gone in 2 1/2 hours. A great cookie recipe!
So tasty! Definitely more cake-like than crispy. A reviewer said to leave out the baking soda to make more crisp. Good foundation recipe to add whatever you want--as most of the reviewers have done.
This recipe is great! I added toasted coconut, about a quarter cup more oats than it asked for, orange zest, cinnamon, a teaspoon of honey and used raisins instead of chocolate chips...I guess I made a totally different cookie with the same base, but they were DELICIOUS!
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KB's are closing ... Fred Myer's are no longer carrying figures But I have finally found 2 of the remaining six '03 figures I could never find up here at TRU... Ak Med Beq and the second Imp. Dig.
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High school football fans can get home a half-hour earlier on Friday nights beginning this fall.
The Mississippi High School Activities Association made a few changes to the upcoming football season, including changing kickoffs to 7 p.m. for the entire season.
Kickoffs had been at 7:30 through the first half of the season in an attempt to avoid as much summer heat as possible. The season will also start a week later.
"I love that. You're not in the heat as long and when you're starting in July, that takes away time with family," Booneville coach Mike Mattox said. "That's precious family time."
The season's first official games are scheduled for Aug. 22-23.
Also beginning this season, there are no longer mandatory byes for Classes 1A, 5A and 6A.
"We've been playing junior high games starting at 6 for years. As long as we have heat timeouts, it's not going to be big a deal. Our referees do a good job of watching the heat," Mattox said.
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Mattox also said for staffs like Booneville's that wash jerseys and do all the clean-up postgame, it means getting home that much earlier.
"No doubt the earlier start time on Friday night is better," Saltillo coach Pat Byrd said. "You get folks home at a decent hour, especially when you have to travel like we do. I'm all for the season to start later than that, but it's progress. It's better than what it was."
Saltillo has one of the state's toughest travel schedules, with the Lee County school traveling as far as Clarksdale and to three opponents in Desoto County.
Corinth coach Doug Jones says he is fine with earlier kickoffs. During his time at Class 6A Madison Central, Jones was part of the mandatory bye weeks.
"I did not like it. I never talked to anybody that did like that bye week," Jones said. "To me, that's five days, then you go through the next week, that's nine days without a game."


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EDIT 05.07 - Found it, it's DaviTools VideoWall^^
plugin name - 9 screens (SV) - FOUND IT
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Its doable in Sony Vegas but would take a lot of time, a lot of 3d source alpha compositing tracks and a few parent/child relationships. I don't think there is a plugin for vegas that would get you the effect right off the bat, and its all a lot easier to do in something like After Effects.
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For all I know its not newblue unless they released a newer version. I would do it in After Effects too, you can alter the look too with the sheer amount of additional options.
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Someone else answered it on creativecow.net, it's DaviTools VideoWall ^^
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Unfortunatelly i am 99% sure there is no such plugin for vegas... you might be refeering to something like an AE template . Basically there is : 3d space a few 3d layers duplicated and moved on the x axis....tha part that looks like an reflexion of the main layers...a camea..a null...aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand thats it i think for the basic picture..unfortunatelly besides the theory of someone refering to a template wich u alter inserting in your own media..you have to add those+ parent/child relations and all theyr movement+the camera movement yourself.....an yes in ater effects even tho it is not that easy..its a lot more easyer than in vegas....in the 3d chapter vegas tends to be a lot more harsh than ae...and overly complicated with i dare say not so good results..yetthat depends on the person editing it...dont know if this actually made any sense or answered your question yet i still hope it did at least a little
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awhile to get going especially when I noticed it was raining....and
cold. I left by 10 am but took some time to get on the right bus. I
needed to get an adapter so I could start charging my batteries again
and also the netbook since I didn't want to run it totally down.
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have some familiarity with St Pancras Station, it became my first
something. The first place referred me to a second place. The clerk
there told me that 4 people had returned their universal adapter in
the last few weeks and she wouldn't recommend getting it. I tried
the bookstore after buying a map of London with larger print and their clerk
referred me to a revolving display. They had what they called a
"visitor to UK" adapeor that I bought. Now I was ready to
visit the museum.
I took the Tube to Trafalgar Square station and took a few photos of
the square before entering the Gallery. I checked out one of the
gift shops first, then went up the stairs to the floor with the
paintings. I had a plan of the galleries but just started where I
was and tried to follow the numbers so I wouldn't miss anything
museum had a special Turner exhibit but it was kind of pricey so I
concentrated on the permanent collection and the special Titian
exhibit that was free. I hadn't realized that the museum mainly had
paintings of famous European artists from the 16th C to the
Impressionists but I like to see the familiar artists so I expected
to enjoy the museum.
I found that I had forgotten how wonderful these artists were: The
Titians, the Van Dykes, the Holbeins, Seurats, Cezannes, Rafaels,
Michelangelos, and others were fantastic. I especially liked the
portraits of people, young and old, with such individualistic
expressions. After struggling to see the names of the painters,
titles, and commentary, I happened to see these books with large
print so I used quite a few
got to see what some of the symbolism of objects in the paintings
reflected. Mythological and religious themes were explained too,
but best of all was just the skill of the artist, the colors, the
I took a break in the middle and went to the cafe - had an expensive
mocha coffee and the same coffee walnut cake as yesterday at
Sissinghurst - only slightly different tasting and more expensive. I quit
around 4:30 so I could get back to Astrid's when she got back from
work and was a bit sorry that I had missed the da Vinci's and
Rembrandt's but I am not sure I could have managed any more viewing
today anyway.
I took the Tube to Leichester Square and transferred to the Picadilly
line, but then I got off at the wrong stop - Finsbury Park - instead
of Manor House
the proper bus stop, I couldn't find it and asked the Tube person who
told me that I was nowhere near Stoke Newington - which is where I
was going. She gave me directions to a bus stop but I had to make another
inquiry to get to the right bus stop. Then I had to figure out which
sign/street had the right bus once I got there. When I got off at
Stoke Newington, I got directions to the High Street from the man
sitting next to me on the bus, but it was not familiar terrain so I
asked someone else for the church. His directions didn't seem right,
but I then found the Clissold road ... and the Whole Foods Store, so I
knew I was on the right track. A little more confusion and there I
was on Astrid's street and going into her building.
Astrid made me a lovely mushroom risotto with salad for dinner
computer fully charged with my new adapter. I had some problems with
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but wasn't convinced it was the wrong one. Somehow Astrid managed to
get it to plug in and saved the day! I still need to figure out how
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to show that it is charging - probably because it isn't. Another
I am ready to pack it in for the night now too. I still
haven't been able to use the internet except on Astrid's computer and
then I couldn't log in to my email. I sent Adrian a facebook message
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A federal jury convicted Daniel Dvorkin of one count of solicitation of murder for hire and five counts of using a telephone to solicit a crime of violence against Larry Meyer, a Texas debt collector, who in early 2012 won an $8.2 million judgment against Dvorkin stemming from defaulted loans on two corporate jets, reports said.
Prosecutors said Dvorkin approached gun shop owner Robert Bevis and inquired about finding a hit man willing to kill Meyer. Bevis went to police and started wearing a wire for the FBI; he recorded conversations in which Dvorkin, who owns Dan Development Ltd., talks about arranging the murder for hire, the reports said. One of the meetings reportedly occurred in Dvorkin's Oakbrook Terrace office. None of the recordings captured Dvorkin soliciting the killing or making payments to do so, according to reports.
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I got an email from a reader (hi Barbara!) a few days ago asking me how to build a fabric stash…so I thought I'd show you what I buy and keep on hand. And since the price of fabric may soon be rising….you may find its necessary to watch what you buy more carefully.
Here are my basics….what I consider to be staples in my stash:
solids, polka dots, stripes, and small scale prints. Usually I have some gingham in there too.
I basically buy the same type of thing for every color and I always have them on hand:
So my basics I always have and keep stocked. I usually buy 1/2 yards of basics…but more if its something I love like that Katie Jump Rope blue basket weave up there. I don't buy as many floral, large scale or novelty fabrics, but I do keep some just because I like them. I usually buy 1/4 yard to 1/2 yard depending on the price.
And they are usually the ones that stay in my stash forever until I need to make a baby quilt…but it is nice to have at least some on hand if you need them. For instance if I wanted to make a quilt today with that floral Dream On fabric….
I could pull enough "basic" fabrics out of my stash to make it work. You can usually tell when I'm clear out of fabric and I'm only using my stash…because there will be gagillions of polka dots. Like this and this quilt…I buy way too many polka dots.
I've said before I don't keep a big stash…but because I have a lot of basics and "usable" fabrics…I can usually make a lot of projects from my stash without buying more.
But no matter how I can ramble on about stashing…the bottom line is, whether you have a big stash or a small stash..buy what you love. If you love it, you'll use it and be more happy with what you have.


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Good for you. You know what�s pathetic, and why all the fans within the AFC East pretty much collectively despise the Jets and Jet fans above all others? It�s because Jet fans are by far the biggest tools of any of the other fans in the division. The typical Jet fan is so insecure being N.Y.�s red headed stepchild to the Giants that they overcompensate by trying to pretend like they have have been this �superior franchise� for all these years. I�m convinced that the only reason Jet fans want to win is so they can talk **** to other fans, not that losing stops them from doing that because most like you, continue to try to get the rest of us to believe you�ve had some magical �elite run� the past few years. It�s comical, right now on the Jets boards you have Jets fans already giving McElroy the nick-name �T-MACK�, and comparing him to Tom Brady. I hold no ill will towards Fins and Bills fans, they are simply rivals, good fans that just want to see their teams win. Jet fans on the other hand, should suffer another 40 years of disappointment.
If the Jets never win my life goes on, b/c you happened to hop on a bandwagon(if you even are a Pats fan) doesn't make you a better person than me, it'c clear in your rambling posts you aren't a good person.
Absolute circus of a showing from the Jets offense at Tennessee thus far tonight.
First Sanchize gets pulled for sucking, then Tebow comes in for a bit but gets pulled for sucking, only for Sanchize to come back on to start throwing interceptions


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What is Hemoglobin?
Hemoglobin is a substance in the red blood cells. It makes the blood red in color, and carries oxygen to all parts of the body. There are many different variations of hemoglobin, called hemoglobin types (this is not the same as the blood type). The type of hemoglobin is inherited, passed down from each parent to the child in the genes. The most common hemoglobin type is "A". As long as a person has some hemoglobin A, the red blood cells stay smooth and round, and can deliver oxygen normally to the body.SICKLE CELL DISEASE
Sickle cell disease (sickle cell anemia, sickle hemoglobin C disease, sickle hemoglobin D disease, sickle hemoglobin E disease, and sickle beta thalassemia) is a group of hereditary disorders that affect the red blood cells. Under certain conditions, the blood cells of infants with sickle cell disease become sickle-shaped, causing obstruction in the blood vessels which leads to pain and/or damage to the tissues. The most serious problem for infants is infections, which can prove fatal. Newborns diagnosed with sickle cell disease are placed on antibiotic therapy and parents are provided information and instruction about preventive health measures as well as identification of symptoms requiring prompt medical attention. Sickle cell disease and other hemoglobinopathies are present in all population groups but are more prevalent in persons of African, Mediterranean, Asian, Southeast Asian, Caribbean, and South and Central American origins. In California, the incidence of sickle cell disease is about 1 per 4,400. The Newborn Screening Program detects approximately 125 cases each year.What is Sickle Cell Disease?
In sickle cell disease, there is no hemoglobin A. Instead, there is only sickle hemoglobin, called hemoglobin S, or there may be hemoglobin S and another type of hemoglobin (C, D, E, or beta thalassemia). These hemoglobins cause the red blood cells to be hard and sticky, and change to a banana ( "sickle" ) shape. These sticky, sickled cells can clog up the small blood vessels so the blood can't bring oxygen to the tissues. That can cause pain and damage in the area. Eventually, the sickling can affect growth and cause organ damage. The most serious problem for babies with sickle cell disease is infections. These babies can easily develop high fevers or pneumonia which require prompt treatment.
There are several types of sickle cell disease. Hemoglobin SS (also called sickle cell anemia) is the most common. Other types of sickle cell disease include hemoglobin SC disease (sickle "C" disease), hemoglobin SD or SE, and hemoglobin S beta thalassemia disease (sickle beta thal disease). Some types of sickle cell disease can cause more problems than others. For example, hemoglobin SC is often less serious than hemoglobin SS. Sickle cell disease can also affect different people in different ways, so it may be hard to know how serious it will be for a particular person.What is the Treatment for Sickle Cell Disease?
Babies with certain types of sickle cell disease are treated with penicillin every day and get special immunizations (shots) to help prevent infections. Parents work closely with their child's doctor, the children's blood specialist (hematologist) and the sickle cell clinic. They learn how to care for their baby and recognize when to take the baby to the doctor to treat problems early. Good nutrition and extra fluids are very important. Sometimes hospitalization is needed for treatment with IV (medicine given through a thin tube into a vein) antibiotics and fluids. When the child is older, (s)he may occasionally need to be given blood.
Medications to decrease or prevent sickling of the blood are being used with some patients; effectiveness and side effects are being carefully studied. For a few people with sickle cell disease, a bone marrow transplant can be done to "cure" the disease, but this is still a high-risk procedure. A new procedure called a related-donor cord blood transplant may be possible for some families with an affected child who are planning to have another child. A blood specialist can discuss all the options with the family.What Other Hemoglobin Conditions are Detected by Newborn Screening?
There are other combinations of hemoglobin types that babies can inherit, in which there is little or no usual hemoglobin A. These conditions are uncommon, and do not cause the red blood cells to sickle. Examples of these include hemoglobin CC, hemoglobin C beta thalassemia, hemoglobin DD, hemoglobin CE, hemoglobin DE, and hemoglobin DC. Some of these conditions cause very few problems, while others can cause health problems.
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Dragons are creatures with nearly unlimited life spans. They can survive for long periods of time, and no one has found a dragon that has died of old age. Adolescence is usually marked by the growth of a hatchling's wings, although not all breeds of dragons grow wings and some breeds have other traits that indicate the beginning of maturation. Once they hit adolescence, hatchlings change quickly, maturing to their full forms in only 2 years.
Dragons don't communicate with each other verbally, but they will growl to scare off predators and frighten prey. Young dragons will emit an extremely high-pitched squeal when they are frightened. To communicate, they use telepathy with each other and to speak to other creatures.
Flamingo Wyverns are so named for their resemblance to the tropical birds with whom they often share territory. Their most striking feature is the bony black crest over their faces and snouts, smaller in females, aiding both in digging up food and protection from attack. Females are noticeably brighter than males due to their habit of not straying far from particularly algae-rich feeding grounds.


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Watched Anchorman and TTT today
Watched Anchorman and TTT today
thanks Chux Turbo LBC Bobafrett Mtriv73 Rjarvis JF96 JT JMG FB Rogue2 Tycho Slicker Deoxy Caesar JontheJedi JJReason Brandon Solo JMS UK for great deals.
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#24 - Gone but not forgotten
I watched "Inside Man" last night and really enjoyed it. Clive Owen and Denzel Washington are just badarses. I'm not a big fan of Clarice, I mean Jodie Foster, but she did well. I can highly recommend the movie and when I can get a deal on it, I'll buy the dvd.
"That's the best deal you're gonna get. I won't tell you you can save yourself, because you can't."
Monster house, Cars, The ant bully, I'm a big big fan of CG toon movies. I can highly reccomend Cars and Monster house is fantastic. incredible motion capture work and a really good story. The ant bully just plain sucks though. it's like a sequel to Antz which in itself sucked.
I rewatched chicken little and thoroughly enjoyed it again. it doesn't seem to be diminishing in coolness. even Hoodwinked still seems fairly fresh on repeated viewings.
watched an episode of the ghost whisperer or whatever the hell its called and cried because it was so bad. Also saw an episode of the war at home and tried to chew my own hand off it was so so terrible.
older stuff i've watched, starship troopers just for Casper Van Dien's butt and the bright orange goo of the big beetle bug when it explodes and the brain sucking scene. And I'm currently slogging through the entire run of the Star trek movies. Mostly giggling at Shatners hair. I had to watch the theatrical release of The motion picture as that's all i have but look forward to seeing the directors edition when i get chance.
Looking forward to Barnyard, Open season, Flushed away and Happy feet. and the CGI TMNT movie. There's not much in the way of live action that appeals to me really. most of the movies due out soon seem really dull and dire. just more generic crud. or carbon copies and sequels. most of which look like they should have saved their money.
"That's the best deal you're gonna get. I won't tell you you can save yourself, because you can't."
Dane did revisit some old bits but he changed it up and added to them or took a different approach, so that was cool.
Does a crappy Packer game count? Although I could take Frett's perspective and say watched a great Bear victory.
Oh yeah, the Bears game was fantastic!! Owned those damned Packers.
and yeah, Dane's special was fantastic. I got an mp3 of it and have been playing it a lot. I love his "nothing fight" bit and the whole movie theater thing was great, especially when he did a slight tribue to his older stuff during the previews ("Where's the van?!??! The van was supposed to be here!!!") and the crowd went crazy when they heard it too. Oh, and the crying bit, God i loved that. Especially when he was talking about his Mom and Dad cos we all know mom comforts and dad makes you feel like an ***. Good stuff. "Take off this dress and end this little tea party......here's your mother."
as for me: "United 93" and it was superb.
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"Woke up at 9.55am. Soon as I woke up, I looked at Suzanne and she looked at me. I said, 'Did I tell you about the immune system?' Suzanne starting laughing, I said, 'it's amazing.' She said, 'Not now.'"
I watched one of the greatest movies of all time last night.... The Goonies!
"That's the best deal you're gonna get. I won't tell you you can save yourself, because you can't."
Being doped up on painkillers and muscle relaxants (neck injury), I finally buckled and bought the first "Evening with Kevin Smith." I'm on the story about "Superman Lives/Reborn" script. Interesting stuff. I can't wait to get my hands in #2.
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"Woke up at 9.55am. Soon as I woke up, I looked at Suzanne and she looked at me. I said, 'Did I tell you about the immune system?' Suzanne starting laughing, I said, 'it's amazing.' She said, 'Not now.'"


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Titre : Asia - Persia; Costumes plates LII, LIII; ...
Éditeur : c. 1840, Italy
Date d'édition : 1840
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NY Premiere! A quirky slacker road movie comedy about a man and his hamster.
Etienne! tells the story of Richard, a passive and shy type of guy who has an innocent perspective of the world. He has recently taken a sabbatical from college and is trapped in that stage of middle adulthood where one doesn't know what to do next. In the meantime, he spends his days taking care of his best friend, Etienne, a dwarf hamster. With many elaborate hamster contraptions, mammal habitats, and even micro-helicopters, Richard builds a special world for his pocket pet and treats his animal companion as he would like to be treated.
One day Richard finds out that his hamster has terminal cancer. The veterinarian recommends euthanasia before the adorable animal begins to suffer. But with the advice of the more caring front desk clerk at the clinic, Richard decides to take Etienne on a bicycle road trip to give it a chance to see the world before it dies. They travel to different locations around northern California. As Etienne experiences a vast new world, so does Richard. Their adventures introduce them to new discoveries about life and the people in it.
Etienne! also tells the story of Elodie, a young free spirit who has been emotionally crushed after a breakup with her long-term boyfriend. The comfort and structure of that relationship, now broken, has put new perspectives on her life. She decides to take a break from college to reconnect with her former independence. She throws away the maps and heads off on a road trip of self-discovery. Like Richard's adventure, she meets various characters along the way who help her get over her insecurities and reach a new chapter in her life. As Richard and Elodie's journeys unfold, the two become fatefully connected. And as both of their stories collide, the life of Etienne turns their cosmic worlds into a much smaller place. What begins as an awkward spoof develops into an endearing and achingly adorable tale of friendship, devotion and loss.
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In July, HonestReporting took apart The Lancet medical journal's collection of articles supposedly examining the state of the Palestinian healthcare system. Our research into the background of a number of contributors to The Lancet's articles revealed some disturbing information and called into question the credibility of the content, particularly as most of those authors identified were active supporters of the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) campaign against Israel.
We demonstrated a politicized anti-Israel agenda in The Lancet. Yet, instead of addressing our very legitimate criticism, the journal's editor Richard Horton responded in The Lancet's July 31 edition (available on The Lancet's Facebook page):
The Lancet is grateful to our colleagues at HonestReporting for providing further international coverage of the research we published recently online, which drew attention to the health predicaments of Palestinians living under Israeli occupation and internal political fracture. With the help of HonestReporting, we have been able to reach a large, new, and largely unaware audience.
We believe that the "large, new, and largely unaware audience" are more likely to be readers who have now been made aware of The Lancet's anti-Israel bias and abandonment of scientific and medical norms. We also received many communications from medical professionals who expressed their deep concern at The Lancet's agenda.
But we shouldn't be surprised. Richard Horton only this week exposed his personal animosity towards Israel in a letter to The Guardian on 24 August in response to an op-ed by Israel's Ambassador to the UK, Ron Prosor. Some selected excerpts (emphasis added):
Gaza is not a terrorist enclave. It is a vigorous community of 1.4 million people struggling to exist under what the UN still considers to be occupation by Israel. Operation Cast Lead did not target "terrorist infrastructure". On a visit to Gaza that I made in March this year, with colleagues from the UK, I witnessed the results of indiscriminate bombing of residential communities across the Strip, as well as the results of civilian casualties. …
Gaza is not "a golden opportunity tragically missed". The people of Gaza are experiencing continued declines in child health, unchecked burdens of chronic disease, shortages of life-saving medical supplies and equipment, and the dramatic erosion of mental health. These unprecedented hardships are a direct consequence of Israel's disregard for the health and security of people who they, as occupiers, have a legal duty to protect. …
In the classrooms I visited, there was no incitement against Israel. Instead, there was pride in being Palestinian, a plea for the facts of their lives to be told against the propaganda that Prosor repeats.
On one issue, Mr Prosor and I agree. Many Israelis are sceptical and do fear for their futures. But this is largely because it suits politicians to manufacture the scepticism and fear that destroy hopes for peace and justice. If the full truth about the health of people living in the occupied Palestinian territory was more widely known, the international community would no longer tolerate Israel's apparent indifference.
Much like his journal, Horton
- Ignores Hamas terrorism and violence against its own people as well as Israelis, preferring to believe that the legitimate fear of missiles and mortars from Gaza is the manufactured product of politicians dealing in fear.
- Claims Israel still occupies Gaza despite leaving the territory in 2005.
- Blames the situation in Gaza solely on Israel, placing no responsibility whatsoever on Palestinian actions.
Richard Horton has clinically demonstrated and confirmed that The Lancet is not publishing anti-Israel articles out of naivety but is being guided in a politicized direction from the very top.
We'd also like to thank Richard Horton for bringing HonestReporting's work to the attention of the medical community – a large, new, and largely unaware audience who will hopefully now see through The Lancet's insidious agenda.


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India may revoke Roche's breast cancer drug's patent using section 66 of the Indian Patents Act
New Delhi: India's health ministry has asked for a cancellation of patent to Roche's breast cancer medicine Trastuzumab, using a rarest-of-the-rare provision in the Indian Patents Act.
The department of industrial policy and promotion (DIPP) had recently turned down a plea for a compulsory licence, or suspension of the patent, to make the medicine more affordable.
While the health ministry suggested that the government use powers under section 66 of the Indian Patents Act to revoke the patent in public interest, the industry department opposed the move to cancel the patent arguing that the firm was already facing post-grant opposition in the patents office.
The Indian government has until date used the provision to revoke patents only twice. In 1994, it cancelled a patent given to a US firm for developing cotton cells by tissue culture while last year it used the power for a medicine made of jamun, lavangpatti and chandan meant to treat diabetes.
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