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Day-Lewis dazzles as the 16th American president
I wanted to see Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" even after Liam Neeson dropped out. Whom do we get to replace a fine actor like that? Well, Daniel Day-Lewis is a pretty good choice. The story begins toward the end of the Civil War. President Abraham Lincoln (Day-Lewis) has just been re-elected and is trying to pass the 13th Amendment to abolish slavery. Unfortunately, many Congressmen still believe that African-Americans were not created equal to white men. Among Lincoln's allies is fellow Republican Thaddeus Stevens (Tommy Lee Jones), an abolitionist. Leading the opposition to the amendment is Fernando Wood (Lee Pace), a Democratic Congressman. However, not all of Lincoln's problems lie in the House of Representatives; his oldest son, Robert (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), has returned from Harvard and feels shame over not fighting in the Army. Mary Todd Lincoln (Sally Field) is mourning the death of another son. This sets the stage for the complex tale of one of America's most beloved leaders.
The acting is strong on all fronts. Day-Lewis is mesmerizing; he lights up the screen every time, transfixing the audience with his uncanny ability to disappear into the role. His somewhat weakening voice and stoic demeanor suit the role of a determined leader, but there is immense depth and personality behind it. It's a beautifully nuanced performance. Jones is also a joy to watch. His unique charisma allows him to hold his own and make him one of the more likable characters, though he doesn't slide into the period role as easily. The same goes for Gordon-Levitt, who seems somewhat out of place at times. He still gives an effective performance, but his more experienced co-stars, combined with the fact that he is not in the movie for very long, keep him from leaving a lasting impression. On the other hand, Field is right up there with Day-Lewis and Jones in her performance. One of the more layered characters in the film, she could have come off as unlikable, but Field manages to find a balance between the frailty and inner strength. The other actors all lend gravity and authenticity to their supporting roles.
Speaking of authenticity, the costumes, makeup and set designs are top notch. The cinematography is also refreshing in how it harkens back to the old-fashioned style. There are no quick cuts or fast edits in this movie. One minor issue is that one or two plot points never come full circle in terms of dramatic impact. Also, the story itself doesn't hold many surprises, but I'm not sure how much of that I can blame on the writers, considering the historical basis. In the end, the minor gripes definitely don't stand out in in this excellent character study. "Lincoln" is bolstered by powerful acting, striking authenticity and sure-handed direction, shedding new light on a revered leader and establishing itself as Spielberg's best work in years.
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Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee has been accused in the High Court in Christchurch of abusing his special powers to free up land near Kaiapoi for new housing.
A group of land owners, including Independent Fisheries, is seeking a judicial review of Mr Brownlee's decision on the basis that it disadvantaged them and property developments they planned.
Land owners say Mr Brownlee has abused his position and gone beyond what Parliament intended when it gave him the emergency powers.
The plans the region's councils had for urban growth were stalled in the Environment Court at the time of the earthquakes in 2010 and last year.
To fast-track the freeing up of land, Mr Brownlee used his emergency powers to take the plan out of the court and enact it straight away. The minister changed zoning rules to allow housing to be built inside Christchurch airport's noise corridor.
Independent Fisheries says the change precluded residential development on land it owns and Mr Brownlee acted unreasonably.
The company says the extraordinary powers given to the minister following the quakes were to respond to issues thrown up by the quakes, but that the changes in this case went beyond that.
It says councils lobbied Mr Brownlee to use his powers to bring in the changes so they could over-ride challenges from land owners and get what they wanted regarding urban planning rules.
An affidavit from Gerry Brownlee says the move was necessary because of the looming shortage of houses in Christchurch.
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Target builds giant dolls house in station
Thursday, 9th May 2013 at 1:30pm
The installation, which was created by Deutsch Los Angeles, is a showcase of their Threshold home décor line and features between 3,500 and 4,000 products, with staff on hand for demonstrations and help.
The dolls house was built in just 54 hours by fitting together interlocking 4-by-8 panels creating a 1600-square-foot open-plan house, as well as a patio and lawn area. This space allows Target to show-off their latest lines in their entirety, which would not be possible to do in stores, and will give some great exposure with over 500,000 people visiting the station every day.
You can find out more about the installation at Ad Age here.Tagged Target, Grand Central, New York, Threshold, Deutsch, Marketing, experiential, stunt, interiors, furniture
The Chalk Room
Tuesday, 7th May 2013 at 11:52am
Design studio JamesPlumb has followed up their refit of East London based store Hostem's shop floor with a new showroom in the basement of the same building.
A dimly lit room, decorated with some unique furniture, The Chalk Room is currently dedicated to Hostem's bespoke service, made-to-measure clothing and accessories, but shoppers can also order furniture from JamesPlumb including a chandelier made from clusters of antique lampshades and a chest of drawers built from stacks of suitcases.
To create the downstairs room the studio opened up the space, painted it dark and dimmed the lighting, creating calmness by making the corners and edges of the walls disappear.
Some of the unique furniture they have provided for the space includes a Chesterfield sofa that has a table coming out of the centre and a wardrobe that appears to be falling over.
Find out more about their work with Hostem at dezeen.
Photographs by Thomas Giddings.
PuLSaTe pop-up installation
Thursday, 28th March 2013 at 9:02am
Using Marazzi's SistemN tiles, from a range stocked by Capitol, they fitted out a showroom in Primrose Hill to create PuLSaTe, a pop-up installation that will not only show off the uses and colours of the tiles but also provide a cultural hub.
The zig-zag design, along with sloped floors, plays with your perception. Benches built into the walls of the installation become a consumer experience like no other. The pop-up installation on Chalcot Road, opened on the 21st March and will remain open, running a variety events including workshops, until 27th October 2013.
Take a look at a video about the project below.
Tagged Lily Jencks, Nathanael Dorent, PuLSaTe, Capitol Designer Studio, Marazzi, SistemN, Pop-up, installation, architecture, design, tiles, interiors, creative
Planters resemble miniature sustainable buildings
Wednesday, 20th March 2013 at 11:48am
Designed by Japan-based studio Metaphys, these fun planters are made to look like miniature buildings (ienami refers to a row of houses in Japanese).
Inspired by minimalist style buildings with roof gardens, these contemporary micro homes look good with delicate plants like soft mosses and small succulents.
Alley, Plaza, Tunnel and Zig Zag are the four designs included in the collection.Tagged Design, interiors, architecture, creativity, planters, innovative, Metaphys, ienami
A desk system for collaboration
Wednesday, 13th March 2013 at 1:05pm
Each desk stands alone or fits snugly in a group of five for collaboration. The blend of wood and vibrant colors creates an interesting visual contrast that defines individual space when working together. Stackable, durable, and lightweight, they're a great solution in any creative environment.
They were designed as part of an open-ended assignment that was themed around nature and the concepts of isolation vs. togetherness. Fulfilling this brief Seth states "In the classroom, students are required to work individually, as well as collaboratively at different times of the day. My desk design allows both functions, while providing an aesthetically pleasing environment for learning."
Let us know what you think of them; would you like to use them in your office?Tagged furniture, design, collaboration, office, creative, desks, interiors, education, students
Space saving seating
Thursday, 21st February 2013 at 10:05am
Cube 6 is a product made from birch plywood and maple and the cube is 350 x 350 x 350mm when slotted together, and creates 6 stools or tables when taken apart.
Perfect for those who love to entertain or are short of space. The clever use of rails allows the stools to easily slide together and come apart when needed.
The is also a 3 stool version.Tagged Design, furniture, space saving, innovation, morphing, Matsuno, interiors
Iconic stool turns 80
Friday, 25th January 2013 at 12:57pm
Artek's Stool 60 is a familiar sight to many, and it is not really a surprise that this beautifully simple stool was designed by highly acclaimed architect Alvar Aalto.
The unique design of the stool relies on the fact that it was the first 3-legged stool made of wood, and not tubular steel, with the iconic L-shaped legs taking years to perfect, the result being a simple and stackable stool that has survived the test of time for the best part of a century.
To commemorate the 80th birthday, Artek is releasing a series of the stools in the same colours that Alvar used in his designs at the time of their creation. They are also working with well known architects and designers to produce a new series of stools, with the first ones being released designed by Mike Meiré.
There is a video showing the creation of his colourful stools below. Read the 80th Birthday press release here.Tagged Architecture, design, stool 60, artek, Alvar Aalto, Mike Meire, furniture, interiors, brand
100 Years for Formica Group featured in The Guardian
Friday, 18th January 2013 at 10:57am
2013 marks the 100th Anniversary of the iconic Formica® brand, best known for high pressure laminates. The product was developed in USA in 1913 as a replacement for the mineral product 'Mica' and thus was called 'Formica'. Did you know that laminate is made from paper? Many people don't.
The Think Tank has worked with Formica in the UK and across EMEA for the past 10 years providing a range of marketing services including PR and as a part of the 100 years celebrations we have been working to raise the profile of the brand and its history through the media and yesterday saw a great article published in The Guardian Newspaper - both online and in print.
Formica® laminate is an iconic product that is used all around us in our everyday lives and, judging by the fantastic comments posted on the Guardian website, many people have very fond memories of the brand. One of the pictures featured takes us right back to when The Think Tank was based in Soho and used to frequent the Piccadilly Cafe - we remember it well.
The article, titled 'Shiny, happy households: Formica turns 100', is written by Oliver Wainwright and looks at the history of the brand, and how it has developed and been used over the years.
To find out more about the history of this iconic brand click here and read the full article or alternatively click here to see 'Formica: our century-old laminate love affair – in pictures', also published on the Guardian website.
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Home: the must-see homewares and interiors event
Friday, 11th January 2013 at 4:32pm
Running until Tuesday 15th January, the event managed to establish itself last year, and the second outing is promising to be even bigger, taking up both Earls Court 1 & 2 alongside Top Drawer.
The show hosts a compelling cross-section of stylish, design-led homewares and interiors products from the very best of UK and international companies, featuring over 220 brands, the majority of whom are making this their exclusive UK appearance. This is the ultimate buying destination for the trade, with the two events presenting collectively over 1000 design-led brands.
Register for free here.Tagged Home, Top Drawer, Earls Court, Design, interiors, fashion, gifts, exhibition
Most Popular Design Projects of 2012
Friday, 4th January 2013 at 5:01pm
Have a look at the full list hereTagged Design, architecture, innovative, top ten projects, 2012, archdaily, interiors
A couple of book reviews
Saturday, 17th November 2012 at 9:18am
We haven't had a chance to look inside either yet, but if the review and images showing for Entwistle's book are anything to go by the content will inspire and give insight into "some of the most sophisticated lighting designs from around the world in recent years". The visually striking image of the Deloitte HQ, with lighting design by Steven Scott, is stunning and certainly whet's the appetite to see more.
Whilst Innes's book is described by reviewer Carl Gardner as, "a good attempt to summarise the theory and practice of interior lighting design in an attractive and graphic manner".
You can get hold of these books on Amazon - see the following links:
'Detail in Contemporary Lighting Design'
'Lighting for Interior Design'Tagged Lighting, design, Interiors, Interior, Designs, Contemporary, Jill Entwistle, Malcolm Innes, Lighting Journal
Clock this interior in St Petersburg
Monday, 10th September 2012 at 8:02pm
Clocking in in St Petersburg, Russia could not be easier than in this office designed by Za Bor Architects.
The office was designed for Yandex, a search engine business, who wanted to go one step further than their other office, also designed by Za Bor, in the same building.
The project architects decided to locate meeting 'cells', work areas and unusual objects along the corridor, resulting in visitors finding themselves 'inside' the Yandex search service.
At the reception they're met by a 'Search' button and a yellow arrow (an unofficial Yandex logo) and as visitors move around the corridors they find familiar user name and email password input boxes as well as symbols and icons associated with Yandex services.
To find out more about this interesting themed interior visit Contemporist by clicking here.
Dezeen opens design superstore in London
Sunday, 1st July 2012 at 9:50pm
Open from 1st July to 30th September the store offers an innovative retail and gallery concept in one of the capital's most charming shopping streets.
The Dezeen Super Store, at 38 Monmouth Street WC2, will be a micro-department store hosting exclusive product launches and bringing together a number of retail concepts developed by Dezeen, including the Dezeen Watch Store, which will present its latest collection of stylish designer watches from our online store.
We loved shopping at Dezeen's Temporium last year and certainly recommend a visit to this new venture.
For more information click here.Tagged Dezeen, design, Shop, Superstore, London, Covent Garden, Watch, Exhibition, Interiors
How to turn a lightbulb into cash
Monday, 18th June 2012 at 8:40am
Tobyboo was involved in the School for Creative Startups and they have both been featured in an article called 'How to turn a lightbulb into cash' in the Independent newspaper last week.
The article looks at how Doug Richard, the founder of the school, is helping creative types to understand the business part of their enterprises.
A good read - see more here.
Photography copyright IndependentTagged Tobyboo, School for Creative Startups, Independent, Press, Design, Creative, Interiors, Designer
Dame Vivienne Westwood designs foyer at Decorex
Sunday, 10th June 2012 at 4:53pm
If you are unfamiliar with the show you can find out more on their website here.Tagged Vivienne Westwood, Decorex, Interiors, Design, Chelsea, London
Downstairs, in The Shed at Clerkenwell Design Week
Sunday, 27th May 2012 at 6:43pm
Product design duo Maigrau's tables were on display, all made exclusively in Germany - they're just behind those large HANDBAGS which really grabbed us!
Meanwhile our good friends Deadgood were showing their Cork Coffee Table – the PR team like objects that are made of cork and are rounded in shape…Tagged Deadgood, Furniture, Clerkenwell Design Week, Maigrau, handbags, Design, Interiors
In material - Clerkenwell Design Week Review
Sunday, 27th May 2012 at 6:28pm
Contemporary, but we thought with a whiff of nostalgia, her patterns have caught the attention of British retailer Heal's and us too. An exclusive collection of colourful cushions were on sale and we were just disappointed we didn't have our largest shopping bag with us… because when we saw SCP Contracts' Ernest pouffe and Frank pouffe covered in some beautiful textiles we wanted them too!Tagged Clerkenwell DesignWeek, Design, Imogen Heath, Materials, fabrics, Interiors, wallpaper
Flying high with Virgin Atlantic
Tuesday, 15th May 2012 at 10:20am
If you, like us, have never had the pleasure of travelling Upper Class with Virgin Atlantic then see what you've been missing.
The first Virgin Atlantic A330 flight took off from London to New York recently with a brand new bar and Upper Class cabin designed by VW + BS Studio in partnership with the Virgin Atlantic team.
Definitely not what you expect to see at 30,000ft.
See more of this amazing new cabin on Design Boom.
New W Hotel in Koh Samui is a sight for sore eyes
Monday, 14th May 2012 at 8:58pm
The New W Hotel in Koh Samui is just stunning. In an amazing retreat round lounge spaces emerge from the water to create a spectacular place to relax.
The hotel overlooks the Gulf of Thailand and this beautiful escape was designed by MAPS Design studio as a collection of imagined spaces shaping a welcoming paradise.
See more of the New W Hotel on FresHome.Tagged Hotel, W, Koh Samui, Thailand, Design, Interiors, Architecture, Luxury, MAPS Studio
New glass technique from Lasvit delivers organic flows
Sunday, 29th April 2012 at 4:07pm
On display at Milan Design Week 2012, 'Liquidkristal' is a new glass technique developed by British designer Ross Lovegrove in collaboration with Czech glass and crystal producers Lasvit.
Using a high precision heat transfer process to create organic-like glass panels, this innovative product has been developed for use in large-scale architectural installations. The manufacturer says 'The system facilitates the precise forming of any mathematically describable design, and individual panels can showcase slightly 'shifted' versions of the model, creating the effect of an organically flowing pattern across a building or other large structure.'
This innovative production method lets designers or architects control the level of opacity of segments of glass, allowing the creation of spaces where features can be highlighted and others blended through a play of colour and light.
A very interesting development. Find out more here.Tagged Glass, Design, Interiors, Milan, Lasvit, Ross Lovegrove, Innovation, Product


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Judge won't remove himself from Cole bombing case
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FORT MEADE, Md. (AP) — The military judge presiding over the war crimes trial of a Guantanamo Bay prisoner charged in the attack on the USS Cole rejected a motion Tuesday by defense attorneys that he remove himself from the case.
Lawyers for Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri said they don't believe Army Col. James Pohl can be impartial because he has a financial incentive to side with the Pentagon, which pays his salary. But Pohl said at a hearing that the defense offered scant evidence to support its argument.
Al-Nashiri, a Saudi national, is charged with orchestrating the 2000 attack on the USS Cole, which killed 17 sailors. Al-Nashiri, 47, has been held at the U.S. Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, since 2006 after being held by the CIA in a series of secret prisons. He is considered to be one of the most senior leaders in al-Qaida.
In a motion filed on June 14, al-Nashiri's defense team said Pohl has a contract that is renewed each year by the same U.S. government that is pushing for successful prosecutions, convictions and death sentences for prisoners at Guantanamo facing charges for war crimes.
"His perceived failure to facilitate that objective could lead to his termination along with the salary and benefits he obtains from temporary duty status," according to the motion.
Rick Kammen, one of the al-Nashiri's lawyers, hammered on that point during a lengthy and occasionally testy exchange with Pohl. Kammen said it is not clear who is responsible for renewing Pohl's contract and what connection, if any, those individuals might have with the prosecutions at Guantanamo. That means, Kammen said, that a reasonable person could believe "that if you don't please the bureaucracy, that contract will be withdrawn."
But Pohl said that under the defense's "hypothetical" reasoning, any military judge could be disqualified from service.
Military personnel rules required Pohl to retire in September 2010 after serving for 30 years. He was then immediately recalled to active duty with recurring annual extensions that are approved by the Army.
In addition to the al-Nashiri case, Pohl is the judge in the trial for the five Guantanamo Bay prisoners charged in the Sept. 11 attacks. He also presided over a case involving Majid Khan, a former Maryland resident who pleaded guilty to helping al-Qaida plot attacks from his native Pakistan.


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St. Mary's Elementary: One Year After the Tornado
By: Gretchen Bolander
Updated: May 24, 2012
JOPLIN, MO-- A local elementary is getting ready to wrap up a very different school year. St. Mary's Elementary school has just one day left in the calendar before wrapping up a whole year operating out of a former warehouse. Space was tight - but both teachers and students say they made it work. They credit help from public schools, donors - both local and national - and the daily support they got from each other.
St. Mary's Principal Stephen Jones said, "We've had a lot of challenges. However, the teachers are very resilient and very flexible, very willing to make adjustments."
School officials also credit McAuley Catholic High School with sharing space like the cafeteria and gym - and say that partnership will expand next year using combined art space.


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Scott Brown's U.S. Senate campaign today introduced a 30-second radio spot that synthesizes multiple complaints he and others in Congress have registered regarding perceived injustices to and federal mismanagement of the commercial fishing industry.
Since January, as part of the Republican's effort to win a full six-year term for the seat he took in a special election in 2010 after the death of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Brown's campaign has been running weekly radio spots on topics as varied as "Americans First," "military jobs," "tax," "jobs" and "the Red Sox."
Brown and the presumed Democratic nominee, Harvard Professor Elizabeth Warren, have been locked in a tight and high visibility race since the start of the year, when Warren became a national favorite of party activists and donors.
The gist of the Brown ad that began running today implicitly flails the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, reprising and broadening a kicker Brown first enunciated last June 20 during a field hearing he organized in Faneuil Hall of a Senate Homeland Security subcommittee.
After he questioned the top appointee of NOAA Administrator Jane Lubchenco about the Commerce Inspector General's findings that the federal fisheries law enforcement system had been corrupt, Brown asked whether any NOAA oficials had been subject to discipline; instead, key figures leaders had been transferred.
"What does it take to actually get fired at NOAA?" Brown asked at the hearing.
In his radio ad, which refers to NOAA only as "the agency," Brown's question is: "What does it take to get fired in Washington?"
The theme of the Brown radio ad asserts that "our fishing industry is dying, and Washington is to blame. Fishermen have been hit with crushing fines, unrealistic catch limits, and arbitrary enforcement.
"As a result, people have lost their jobs, their homes, and their way of life. The agency responsible for this crisis is completely out of touch and unresponsive."
The ad contains one inaccuracy. After noting that the agency was "out of touch and unresponsive," Brown adds, "Just recently, they bought a $300,000 party boat using funds meant to help fishermen. To this day, no one has been held accountable for these abuses."
The boat was actually acquired in 2008.
The Warren campaign did not have an immediate response to the Brown ad.
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Woman who gave Oxenhope home as Manorlands Sue Ryder hospice dies aged 96 (From Keighley News)
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Woman who gave Oxenhope home as Manorlands Sue Ryder hospice dies aged 96
9:00am Saturday 26th January 2013 in Keighley By Alistair Shand
A woman whose act of kindness led to the launch of the Manorlands Sue Ryder hospice in the 1970s has died, aged 96.
Monica Vestey and her husband Gordon gave their Oxenhope family home to the charity, and the first patients were admitted in 1974.
For the past three-and-a-half years, Mrs Vestey – whose husband died in 1986 – had been a resident at Herncliffe Care Home in Keighley.
Tribute was paid to her this week by Lizzie Proctor, head of care at Manorlands.
She said: "Our thoughts and condolences go out to the family and friends of Mrs Vestey at this very sad time.
"Most of us give to charity at some point in our lives, but it was because of the generosity of Gordon and Monica Vestey that their family home became what today is known as Manorlands hospice, one of seven hospices run by health and social care charity Sue Ryder across the UK.
"In addition to this original gift, Mrs Vestey continued to be extremely supportive to Sue Ryder-Manorlands Hospice throughout her life, and in 1996 donated Woodhouse Gate cottage and garages in memory of her husband.
"This enabled us to develop a base for education, meetings and fundraising."
Mrs Proctor added: "The legacy of Mrs Vestey will live on and the generosity of the family will continue to enable us to provide incredible care to those who need it in our local area."


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(SACRAMENTO) – Attorney General Bill Lockyer today urged California seniors to obtain as much information as possible before they buy a prescription drug discount card under the new Medicare program to ensure the purchase makes financial sense for them.
"Our seniors have paid exorbitant prices for prescription drugs for too long, and they cannot afford false hope and false promises," said Lockyer. "Seniors should make sure they will benefit before they purchase a discount card. If they decide to buy a card, they should consult with family and friends, and shop wisely, to ensure they make the best choice."
Lockyer warned seniors to be on guard against fraudulent solicitations. Deceptive sales practices already have occurred in other states. Seniors should especially be careful about buying cards from non-Medicare-approved companies, said Lockyer, and about giving out personal identification information. He added consumers should never provide solicitors their bank account numbers or passwords.
Seniors can start buying the new prescription drug discount cards on May 3, 2004. The cards will not be effective, however, until June 1, 2004. The Medicare program is endorsing certain discount cards as a way to achieve savings, but these cards may not be right for all older consumers or Medicare beneficiaries. Middle-income seniors in HMOs or low-income seniors in Medi-Cal likely do not need discount cards.
The cards may provide purchasers savings of 10 percent to 25 percent off retail prescription drug prices. The discount cards will be offered by private businesses and organizations. Medicare will only approve discount cards that meet certain standards, such as providing a range of different categories of discounted drugs, access to local pharmacies, and regular price comparisons for discounted drugs.
While companies offering Medicare-approved discount cards can charge an annual fee of up to $30, about 25 percent of the companies will not charge a fee.
Since Medicare beneficiaries can purchase only one prescription drug discount card until January 2006, California seniors should study each card's features carefully. Before buying a card, seniors should find out if the card is approved by Medicare, and if it covers the drugs they use.
They should determine how much they would save by figuring how much they spend each month on each drug they use, then compare that number to how much they would pay for those drugs with the card. The law permits companies to change coverage at any time. So before buying a card, seniors should ask about the company's policies on coverage revisions. Starting later this month, beneficiaries will be able to compare drug-card prices online at www.medicare.gov or by calling 1-800-MEDICARE.
Seniors should report deceptive or unfair practices by discount drug card sellers to the Attorney General Office. Consumers can file complaints online at http://www.ag.ca.gov/consumers/mailform.htm or by writing to the Attorney General's Public Inquiry Unit, P.O. Box 944255, Sacramento, CA 94244-2550.
Following is a list of Medicare-approved card sponsors who will be offering prescription drug discount programs to Medicare recipients throughout the nation:
Aetna Health Management LLC; Caremark Advantage, Inc.; Catalyst Rx; Medco Health Solutions Inc.; PMB Plus Inc.; PharmaCare Management Services Inc.; Pharmacy Care Alliance Inc.; Scrip Solutions LLC; SXC Health Solutions Inc.; United Healthcare Insurance Co. (with AARP); WellPoint Pharmacy Management; Express Scripts Inc.; Argus Health Systems Inc.; Computer Sciences Corp.; WHP Health Initiatives Inc.; AdvancePCS Health LP; First Health Services Corp.; and Long Term Care Pharmacy Alliance LLC.
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A Celebration of Turtle Power (Part Two)
Welcome to part two of our educational journey through the world of Ninja Turtle related what if scenarios. Like last week, we have a big helping of great images featuring everybody's favorite foursome of crime fighting mutant turtles, as well as their allies and enemies. We also have a handful of the worst images submitted, along with some mockery of said images. I don't want to blabber, because you hate me and I get anxiety attacks around you, so let's just see what our precious Something Awful Forum Goons made!
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Alumni Hall originally opened in 1925 and in 2011 was added to the National Register of Historic Places for its architectural significance. Designed by Nashville architect Henry C. Hibbs, Alumni Hall represents the Collegiate Gothic style and was the original student center on Vanderbilt's campus, and acted as such for nearly 50 years until Sarratt Student Center opened in 1974.
The driving force behind the building of Alumni Hall was to memorialize the Vanderbilt men who fought and died in World War I. This campaign was brought forward in March, 1919, by the Vanderbilt Alumni Association board. This shaped one of the distinguishing features of the building, which is located in the Memorial Room on the second floor. The names of the 44 Vanderbilt casualties are carved in stone above the two fireplace mantles, located at either end of the room.
Over the years Alumni Hall has served many purposes, from the original student center to administrative offices. Currently Alumni Hall houses the Faculty Senate, the Vanderbilt Writing Studio, and the Department of Alumni Relations, among others.
The renovation of Alumni Hall will be the first in its 86-year history and plans to maintain the integrity of the building's architectural history. The Vanderbilt Board of Trust approved the project in November, 2011, to support a wide range of activities. The updated facility will support catered dining, tutoring, meeting, studying and socializing.
Construction will begin immediately following Commencement in May, 2012, with completion in summer 2013. The renovation will not only include updating the current spaces inside the building, but will also include expanded terraces on both the east and west sides of the building.
Every space inside Alumni Hall will undergo a renovation. In the basement, students will have access to a new exercise room and tutoring center. The first floor will include a new cafe, lounge, and writing studio. On the second floor the Memorial Room will undergo extensive updating, and will be joined by a new classroom and reading room. The third floor will house a new faculty office suite.
The increase in meeting space on is a response to the increased student engagement and leadership on campus and will complement the renovations occurring in the Sarratt Student Center during the summer of 2012. The space will also benefit the students living in the new College Halls that are to be built where Kissam Quandrangle currently stands.


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Weed Increases Brain Cell Growth
Have you had your Weedies today kids? I sure hope so because according to a new study out of Jerusalem marijuana can actually make you smarter! I have done A LOT of pot…. research and have found a plethora (love that word) of similar studies to the one from Jerusalem.
A scientist from Saskatchewan injected a bunch of mice with a synthetic chemical that very closely resembles THC (lucky little bastards). It turns out that this chemical increased their brain cell growth; put that in your bong and smoke it.
And if all of this wasn't enough let me drop another nugget of knowledge on ya – THC also significantly slows the progression of Alzheimer's disease by blocking the formation of certain plaques that can clog up your bran!
So next time you can't pass that final exam, figure out the square root of pi, or the next time you just want to feel a little smarter you go ahead and smoke yourself some pot – your brain will thank you.


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The first three in this series of documentary films, from Yasser Arafat and Shimon Peres at the heart of the Middle East conflict to President Arias of Costa Rica; these confessions from world leaders, their wives, children, advisors and enemies reveal the secrets of what it takes to change the world, lead a people to peace and suffer the consequences.
We're in the process of releasing the first three films in this series: Presidents Yasser Arafat, Oscar Arias and Shimon Peres. But we're not finished yet. The Price of Kings is a twelve part series of documentary films on the leaders of our world, and you get to choose who you want to see in the next films.
You really can shape this series. Want to see a film about an American President? Maybe you think we should focus on an African leader next? It could be any leader, past or present, anywhere in the world – if you want to see a film about your leader, let us know. Trailer for The Price of Kings – Film 1, Yasser Arafat, the first film in the documentary series
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Lifetime learning experiences are as important for the canine family members as for the human members.
Lifetime learning experiences are as important for the canine family members as for the human members. Donna Rae Pugh and two experienced volunteers provide some of this continuing education for the canine family members by conducting a series of dog obedience classes.
Each series of classes runs for six consecutive weeks and each weekly session has a separate kindergarten class for puppies and another class for adult dogs. Only "gentle and reward" training methods are used.
Basic dog training classes are held Mondays starting February 20 through March 26 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Lakes Area Recreation Gym.
Also offered is Rally Dog Obedience and Volunteer with Dogs Training by Holly Bushard for six weeks on Wednesday evenings, February 22 through March 28.
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The Promise -- and Perils -- of Personalized Medicine
Published: December 19, 2012 in Knowledge@WhartonPersonalized medicine -- the ability to tailor therapies to patients' individual genetic characteristics -- has long been the holy grail of the life sciences industry. The effort has produced a string of recent successes, including a host of drugs targeted to people with specific genetic profiles, the European approval of the world's first gene therapy treatment, and a much-heralded leukemia treatment pioneered at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) that uses tweaked versions of patients' own cells to eliminate their cancer. While these advances are certainly exciting for patients, they raise a host of ethical, legal and financial challenges that people working in the field will need to address before personalized medicine can become a thriving business.
The challenges are so great, contends Wharton health care management professor Ezekiel J. Emanuel, that claims of a renaissance in medicine brought on by individualized approaches often seem hyperbolic. "Before we buy into this, we need to remember that almost every evaluation of what drives health care costs up points to new technologies," says Emanuel, who is also a professor of medical ethics and health policy at Penn's Perelman School of Medicine. "We need to be skeptical. We need to see the data before people buy into the idea that personalized medicine is going to produce cost savings and be so much better for the system."
Despite skepticism, recent advances have given proponents of personalized medicine reason to cheer. On December 7, CHOP announced that oncologists on its staff brought about a complete remission in a child with acute lymphoblastic leukemia by taking T cells from her immune system and genetically programming them to hunt down and kill cancerous cells. The therapy, called CART-19, was developed in conjunction with Penn scientists and licensed last August to drug giant Novartis, which is developing it for more widespread use.
On November 2, Amsterdam-based uniQure B.V. received European approval for Glybera, a gene therapy treatment for a rare disease called lipoprotein lipase deficiency. Patients with the disease have errors in a gene that produces a protein for processing fat from food, so fat builds up dangerously in their bodies. Glybera, which is a one-time treatment, uses a virus to deliver into the body a functional gene, which produces the critical fat-processing protein.
Another sign that personalized medicine is on the upswing is that 23 FDA-approved drugs -- mostly for treating cancer -- are being marketed with tests designed to identify "biomarkers," or genetic signatures indicating which patients are most likely to respond. "Those products now account for more than $26 billion in revenues on an annualized basis," notes Jay Mohr, who has worked in the personalized medicine field and is currently managing director of Locust Walk Partners, a life sciences consulting firm in Cambridge, Mass. "The opportunity is huge, and it's really where medicine is going."
According to Emanuel, capitalizing on that opportunity won't be so simple. "Using genetics is just one more way of subdividing patients. It's not 'personalized' in that way. You still have a group of people who are going to be treated in the same way. And for some people, the treatment will work. For [others], it will not work."
He adds that the financial hurdles of personalized approaches may be insurmountable, disputing the argument from many health care industry experts that subdividing patients based on who is most likely to respond to a treatment is more cost effective than throwing random therapies at them until they find what works. "You have to test it empirically to see whether there are savings," Emanuel says. "You have to look at the cost of a screening test over a large group of people. Then you need doctors to actually adhere to the test results. Then, when you identify a smaller group of patients to treat, the pivotal question is, how expensive is the new treatment? You need to add up what you're saving and what you're spending."
Furthermore, he notes, the financial challenge is complicated by the motivations of profit-making enterprises. "You're going to use the drug on ever fewer people, but then [companies] have to recoup the development costs and [see] corporate profits. The idea that this is going to be cheap is a myth. It's going to be very expensive."
Even the companies that are pioneering personalized treatments are grappling with the challenge of making sustainable businesses out of them. Jorn Aldag, CEO of uniQure, admits that it is hard to envision how a one-time gene therapy treatment for lipoprotein lipase deficiency -- which only affects about 3,000 patients worldwide -- could produce an ongoing revenue stream for his company. For that reason, uniQure's executives are working with a consulting group to consider a range of options, which include establishing an annuity-like payment plan that would provide the company with ongoing payments for each treatment, rather than one lump-sum payment. "It's complicated," Aldag says, "because you're asking someone to pay for something that's supposed to have a long-lasting effect, but how do you know up front that it will have that effect?"
Who Owns Genetic Data?
According to Mohr from Locust Walk Partners, there are some signs that players in personalized medicine are starting to work out viable business models. Mohr was one of the pioneers in the personalized medicine space, having served a decade ago as acting CEO of Cambridge-based Variagenics, which developed technology to sequence DNA from individual patients' tumors and use it to predict their response to certain therapies. Variagenics was acquired in 2003, and the company that resulted from a series of subsequent deals, called ARCA Biopharma, is no longer pursuing the cancer-sequencing technology, he says.
One of the challenges Variagenics faced -- and an ongoing issue in personalized medicine -- was figuring out the best way to compensate all the players involved in matching the right patients to the right therapies. In the early days of Variagenics, Mohr negotiated a deal with Novartis to explore the use of its genetically targeted cancer drug, Gleevec, in prostate cancer. "One of the challenges we had in the negotiation around that deal was determining whether our company should receive a portion of the revenues coming from sales of Gleevec in prostate cancer," he recalls. "In effect, our diagnostics and our biomarkers -- [which were] our intellectual property -- were going to be instrumental in predicting patients who would respond best to Gleevec. We thought we should be compensated for that." The ultimate terms of the deal were not disclosed. "If a company is doing the research to understand variations that predict whether a person responds to a particular drug or not, it should get compensated," Mohr argues. "That should be the proprietary domain of industry."
Not everyone agrees. "How we invest as a society in the discovery of biomarkers that describe who's at greater or lesser risk [in terms of] responding to therapy should be taken on as a policy issue, rather than an issue of private enterprise," says Jason Karlawish, professor of medicine and a senior fellow in the Center for Bioethics and the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics at Penn. Karlawish was one of the leading voices in the debate over a lawsuit brought against the Mayo Clinic earlier this year by Prometheus Laboratories, which patented a method of determining the correct dosage of a drug used to treat gastrointestinal disorders by measuring metabolites in patients' blood. When the Mayo Clinic developed a similar process, Prometheus sued for patent infringement. "Essentially, what Prometheus was doing was patenting a way of thinking -- not so much an invention," Karlawish says. "That, fundamentally, is not what patents are for."
The case made it all the way to the Supreme Court, which concurred with Karlawish. Justice Stephen Breyer ruled in March that allowing companies to patent tests based on naturally occurring phenomena in the body would be akin to allowing Newton to patent the law of gravity. The ruling generated ire from the Biotechnology Industry Association lobbying group and other industry players, who worried that limiting patentability would discourage companies from innovating in the field of personalized medicine.
But Karlawish worries the opposite might occur if patentability is granted too broadly in medicine. "If Prometheus had succeeded with the suit, Mayo's discovery and its application would never have made it out into medical practice," he says. "It may be good for business to have the ability to patent these discoveries, but it's not so clear to me it's good for science and public health."
Double-edged Sword
Despite concerns about patent litigation stifling innovation, the desire to match patients with therapies based on their genomic profiles has spurred a raft of entrepreneurship. For example, Switzerland-based MolecularHealth, backed by the founder of software giant SAP, is developing a technology platform that oncologists can use to pinpoint therapies for patients based on their genetic variants. And in September, a company called MyoKardia started up in San Francisco with the intention of developing drugs for patients with a type of cardiomyopathy that is caused by certain genetic mutations.
Reed Pyeritz, professor of medicine and chief of the division of medical genetics at the Perelman School, believes that personalized medicine could be particularly useful for treating cardiac diseases, many of which have a genetic basis that's well defined. "To the extent that you can both prescribe the appropriate dose, as well as prescribe the appropriate drug, then you're going to be far ahead of the game," he says.
In fact, he notes, economic studies have shown the potential value of genetic screening in heart disease. Roughly one-third of patients with aortic disease, for example, have a particular genetic mutation, Pyeritz says. "That helps us manage that person, because it tells us whether they should have surgery sooner rather than later, of if they should be on a certain medication." Screening those patients' relatives can also be valuable. "If they don't have the mutation, they don't have to worry about it, whereas if they do, we know how to follow them. If you can eliminate half the relatives from needing to be screened with expensive imaging and so forth, that more than pays for the cost of the genetic testing in the family."
Pyeritz was a co-author of a June 2012 paper published in the journal Genetics in Medicine that he believes proves the value of genetic testing. The researchers took a group of 100 patients with a genetic vascular disease called hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia and compared the cost of routinely screening their relatives for signs and symptoms to the cost of running genetic tests on all at-risk relatives. They found that genetic testing saved more than $22,000 for a family of four. The total savings across the entire patient group was more than $9 million.
Still, Pyeritz says, genetic testing presents a double-edged sword. Recent genomic advances have made it possible to scrutinize a person's genetic makeup in increasingly greater detail -- an exercise that may have unintended consequences. Pyeritz has looked in particular at microarray testing, a new technology that enables deep examination of chromosomes. "The microarray allows you to look for small gaps or duplications in a person's chromosomes," he says. "This has been a great tool for defining new syndromes. However, when you do these kinds of microarray analyses, you find all sorts of variations, and you don't know what they mean."
Then there's the problem of what some in the field of personalized medicine refer to as "incidentanomas" -- genetic tests that uncover details about a person's disease risk that they might not have known otherwise. "Let's say you have a child with developmental delay, and you do this microarray analysis, and you find they have a deletion in a gene that causes Parkinson's disease in middle age," Pyeritz says. "Then you may test the parents and find that the 30-year-old mother has the same [deletion]. Yet this isn't why you did the test. Then you're stuck with this quandary of whether or not to report this [to the individuals you tested]."
Figuring out the best way to deal with incidental findings in genetic testing has become a priority in personalized medicine, says Jimmy Lin, research instructor of genomics and pathology services at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. Lin is the co-founder of the non-profit Rare Genomics Institute, which provides genomic sequencing and analysis services to families affected by rare and little-understood genetic diseases. "When you test for things of familial origin, what you find affects the entire family, so you have to be very careful," Lin says.
The Rare Genomics Institute puts all parents who apply for its services through a long and extensive consent process. "We ask them, 'If we find something that shows a pre-disposition to cancer, do you want to know? If we find a gene for a disease that's late onset and there is no treatment for it, do you want to know? If there's a disease that's late onset, and there may be something you can do now, do you want to know?'" Lin says. "Ultimately, it's an individual decision."
The bottom line, says Karlawish, is that many questions still need to be answered before the promise of personalized medicine can be reality. "As a society, we're going to need to start to think about the ethical, legal and social implications of this. Frankly, this is numbers-driven medicine, and there are a lot of for-profit and proprietary interests at hand in owning the numbers. It's a new model that presents novel challenges."


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The real shocker is this might signify the convergence of the ultra-thin and the super-powerful in a new breed of MacBook that combines the Pro and the Air in one ultimate computer, killing off the previous product lines for good.
The rumour mill is pointing towards an ultra-thin 15in MacBook with the possibility of a highly portable 17in MacBook too. Either way we're expecting a Sandy Bridge Intel processor, Thunderbolt ports, a back-lit keyboard, and all the gesture controls the touchpad can handle.
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Class: Mammalia
Order: Carnivora
Scientific Name: Leopardus [Felis] pardalis
Range: Southern Texas, Mexico, Central America and South America to Argentina
Habitat: Tropical & subtropical evergreen forests, dry deciduous forests, dry scrub and seasonally flooded savannas
Diet: Wild: Rodents, small mammals, occasional agouti, birds, fish, snakes, lizards and land crabs; Zoo: Canine diet, bones once weekly
Gestation: 78-82 days
Litter: 1-3, usually 1
Life Span: 20 years (captivity)
Description: Ocelots have short, close fur marked with both solid and open dark spots that sometimes run in lines along the body. The tail is ringed with black or has black bars on the upper surface. The large ears are rounded with a prominent white spot on the back. These medium sized cats weigh 15.5-28.75 lb. with a head and body length of 26-39.25 in. and a tail length of 10.25-16.25 in.
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Schmunkee, mine arrived today!!!!! Thanks for all your efforts.
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1:33 for me and a PB too. Well organised event and as everyone has said a confidence boost for IM.
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Victoria Silvstedt's ugly Sven jibe
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Victoria Silvstedt thinks fellow Swede Sven Goran Eriksson is ugly.
The stunning model admits she doesn't find the England football manager - who has bedded a host of beauties, including Ulrika Johnsson, since arriving in Britain - at all handsome.
However, Victoria admits she could change her mind about Sven - because he is so experienced in the bedroom.
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Guys, Sam's going to be 30 on the 2nd May. I don't like it becAUSE I CAN STILL REMEMBER WHEN HE WAS A LITTLE BABY WHO WAS GOING TO STANFORD AND HE WAS SO HAPPY AND SMILEY AND NOW HE'S BECOME A BROKEN MOOSE MAN WHO HAS LOST SO MUCH AND NO, HE CAN'T ONLY BE THIRTY THIS IS WRONG!!!!
I am Finnish and still this language keeps amazing me.
Tappaa = To kill
Tapappa = If you feel like killing (someone) go ahead
Pappa = Grandpa
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After going to our backyard, my tatay (father) would always return with a lot of banana heart (blossom), our family business is selling banana fruits that's why we have a lot of banana plants in our backyard. He would give it to nanay (mother) for her to cook it. Sometimes we get sick of eating the same recipe of banana blossom that my nanay would always prepare.
So we were surprised when nanay made a tortang (omelet) puso ng saging. Sounds new right? We are used of eating tortang talong for our breakfast,actually that's my favorite, but that morning was different. Nanay prepared tortang puso ng saging instead, then she shared the secret of eating tortang talong-eating it with coffee. Hmmmmm…indeed, it really tastes good with coffee. I'm really happy that she made a twist with my favorite tortang talong.
2 tbsp oil
1 pc onion chopped
4 cloves garlic chopped
1 pc banana blossom long, washed and chopped and squeezed
2 eggs beaten
1 tbsp spring onions chopped
3 tbsp oyster sauce
Oil for frying
1. Heat oil, add garlic and onion then sauté and add banana blossom.
2. Sauté until banana is cooked.
3. Add oyster sauce then stir well.
4. Remove mixture in a bowl and add eggs, spring onions, mix it well.
5. In another pan, heat oil and put a tbsp mixture and fry until golden brown.
Looking for a new dish that will not hurt your budget? I'm telling you tortang puso ng saging is the answer for that, you can have it for snack or for breakfast. You can also serve it with chili sauce.
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We'll we were in a need of a good report to start off the season. Last trip was slow compared to past trips. We were greeted with no signs of tuna or bait. Though Congrats to Eric with his personal best a 218 lbr.
On the tail end of a tropical storm our group had the opportunity to have an earlier departure and allow not just to fish on the way out, but to give us the opportunity to catch the candy that was one of the factors of making this happen for our group. This trip once again we were greeted with the similar conditions as our last one. Blue water little signs of bait and no tuna blowing up on bait balls. A few mini adjustments to the sweeper and up and down we were able to find all the tuna we needed.
60 to low 200's were eating the cabbies and squid on the long soak.
We used all the tricks in the hat that kept all us busy throwing big tuna in box. One tuna after another came up spitting balls of red crab and small to big squid on the deck.
After a lot of big high 5's our anglers were super stoked. Almost all of them had their personal bests on the big tuna.
We have a few available charters that need a couple of anglers and prime dates for this season.
Give Nicole a call and she will be happy to get you onboard 805-479-7685
Until the next trip......
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