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May 16, 2013 7:04 am | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsPrestige Brands Holdings Inc. returned to a profit in its fiscal fourth quarter, benefiting from lower operating expenses and better sales of over-the-counter health care products. The company reported net income of $19.3 million for the three months ending March 31.
Study IDs Key Protein for Cell Death
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FDA Grants Priority Review to Simeprevir
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May 14, 2013 6:11 pm | News | CommentsMoody's Investors Service has lowered the long-term debt ratings of drug maker Merck & Co. The rating agency put Merck on review for downgrade at the beginning of May following the company's plans to buy back about $7.5 billion worth of its shares over the next 12 months.
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May 14, 2013 1:58 pm | News | CommentsHospira Inc. said that Dr. Sumant Ramachandra was coming back as senior vice president and chief scientific officer, just two months after he had left the company. Ramachandra left the company in March to be president of research and development at Synta Pharmaceuticals Corp.
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May 14, 2013 9:21 am | by Ravi Nessman | News | CommentsThe Indian government announced the development of a new low-cost vaccine proven effective against a diarrhea-causing virus that is one of the leading causes of childhood deaths across the developing world. The Indian manufacturer of the new rotavirus vaccine pledged to sell it for $1 a dose.
Rebif Prices Push Merck Up 54%
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Impure Drugs Cost Ranbaxy $500M
May 13, 2013 2:28 pm | by Eric Tucker | News | CommentsA subsidiary of India's largest pharmaceutical company has agreed to pay $500 million in fines and civil penalties for selling adulterated drugs and lying about tests of the medications to federal regulators. Prosecutors said the guilty plea by Ranbaxy USA Inc. represents the largest financial penalty by a generic drug company for violations of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, which prohibits the sale of impure drugs.
Lyme Disease Vaccine Shows Promise in Trial
May 13, 2013 1:59 pm | News | CommentsThe results of a phase 1/2 clinical trial in Europe of an investigational Lyme disease vaccine co-developed by researchers at Stony Brook University, Brookhaven National Laboratory and at Baxter International Inc., a U.S. based healthcare company, revealed it to be promising and well tolerated, according to a research paper published online in The Lancet Infectious Diseases.
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Actavis, Warner Chilcott Talk Combination
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NEWBERRY — Katie Bell Derrick Cotney, 84, widow of Troy Wesley Cotney, died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2013, at J.F. Hawkins Nursing Home.
Born on Dec. 26, 1928, in Chapin, she was a daughter of the late Claude Benjamin "Tot" and Katie Wessinger Derrick. Mrs. Cotney was retired from Greenwood Mills and was a member of Bethany Lutheran Church.
She is survived by a son, Bobby Cotney of Prosperity; a sister, Elberta Dominick of Little Mountain; a brother, S.E. Derrick of Chapin; grandchildren, Brittany Nicole Lambert and Bryan Troy Cotney and a great-grandson, Jacob Lambert. She was predeceased by a sister, Retha Eleazer and a brother, Alvin Derrick.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013, at McSwain-Evans Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Wako Cotney. Burial will follow in Newberry Memorial Gardens.
Active pallbearers will be Bryan Cotney, Dean Cotney, Charles Huffstetler, Mike Dominick and Steve Dominick.
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If I've a tour of x panos with x thousend files...
... and than add some features (adding a lens flere, exchangin one image with a fla object, whatever....) than with creating the tour get completley new created from the scratch. Teh backdraw is that all files get new dates... and in consequence publishing this tour via ftp leads to an complete replacement of the old one... x thousand files have to be deleted and reuploaded because some few files got changed or added.
so some mchanism would be great that only altered parts get updated so only the changed files have to be updated again, no longer used files could be automatically deleted... some sort of ftp mechanism could be implemented into APT which can handle this....
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Sounds very useful to me. I've got a tour in mind that I would like to do soon. However, because of some new building taking place at the moment I would likely want to go back in 6-8 months and incorporate the changes. It would be nice to just have to update the one panorama and have the tour automatically update itself without having to make new links etc.
Though it sound great but seems impossible, what you are asking is that APT should only append to the files & not touch the older files, even if it does that uploading to ftp will be an issue, so the best option is to zip the folder/files then upload & then unzip it "on the server" & it would ask you if you want to overwrite it (older files) or skip it, choose overwrite the files/folder if any that way you save time & headache to deleting thousands of files.
Uploading as zip files & extracting on server is 4x faster than normal uploading specially when you have 1000s of files.
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uploading as zip files & extracting on server is 4x faster than normal uploading.
But not everybody has such a control over his ftp server. I think most of the people just use Filezilla & Co to upload their files.
But maybe you have a hint on how to do that in a way that will fit to everybody?
about exporting only needed files, that's work in progress...
If you don't have the control for unzipping on the server via ftp then request the webmaster they can provide it, else you can log on via Cpanel using a browser & check if you have the extract zip file option in your file manager or not.
As a last option you can use putty a utility which will do the extraction of any zip file on your ftp server but its a command line interface with basic GUI available.
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Cancer treatment sure can be hard on the body image and sexual functioning. Sounds like your girlfriend responded supportively and now it is time to improve your body image even with your sexual functioning OK. Your body may not be just the way it was before given all the treatment you have gone through. I highly recommend you consider an exercise program to start to feel stronger and more connected to your body. Walking, biking, swimming, elliptical or rowing, etc and weights at home are fine or consider a gym with or without a very experienced trainer. Also, start out slow with sexual activity with your girlfriend. Remember that sexual intimacy is way more than just intercourse. Spend time getting to know her body, vice a versa and in return experience your body in old and new ways. Kissing, massage, showers, etc. together are fun places to start and continue throughout your relationship. While you may be missing your old body that was familiar, be open to some old feelings returning as well as new experiences. If you still find your are very worried about your body image and sex after trying some of these tips, consider seeing a Psychologist with expertise in working with men with cancer.
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Morgan City voters participating in early voting for the Nov. 19 election, which begins Saturday and continues for one week, will have to decide whether they want to see repairs made to city streets.
In addition to a vote on a state constitutional amendment that would prevent new taxes and fees on the sale of real estate, voters will determine the fate of a 0.3 percent sales tax that will be dedicated to road improvements.
The tax calls for the issuance of up to $4 million in revenue bonds for 10 years to repair city streets.
The estimated cost for the work is about $3.96 million, according to an economic feasibility study the City Council commissioned Miller Engineers in Franklin to prepare.
The streets included are Second and Sixth streets, Federal and Ditch avenues, Victor II Boulevard, David Drive, Veterans Boulevard, Youngs Road and an area between Oceaneering International and InterMoor.
Mayor Tim Matte said he thinks the citizens have recognized the need for the work, and city officials agree the work needs to be done, too.
The reason for these unrepaired streets, Matte said, is not because the city didn't want to complete them.
"The reason they go unaddressed is because we don't have any significant funding for street improvements," Matte said.
While the city was given $1.2 million in Road Royalty funding from the parish in 2000, much of it was spent for road repairs in the years thereafter when Tim Tregle was in office, Matte said.
That left the city with about an average of $23,800 in road royalty funding per year, which was boosted by, on average, another $60,000 per year once the Amelia Belle riverboat casino came to the area.
A year's worth of parish funding, Matte said, is not enough to complete an overlay. Instead, he said at the current rate of funding, the city has to accumulate two to four years' allocations.
Consequently, "what we have more or less is a backlog of street repair work that needs to be done," he said.
According to city figures, a 0.3 percent tax equates to 3 cents of tax for every $10 spent in Morgan City and 30 cents in taxes per $100 spent here.
If the tax passes, collections — required by law — could not be instituted until Jan. 1.
If not for the tax, Matte has said the other alternative would be to use the parish funding they receive as best they can, lobby the parish for additional funds or wait for increased monies that would be remitted to the parish for severance tax collections tied to oil and gas operations in the state when those tax collections reach the record 2008 funding levels.
The earliest that threshold could be reached is the 2013 fiscal year; and when it does happen, the parish will have more roads to focus on than just Morgan City's, Matte has said.
While the city is bonding the monies, it does plan to use a portion of it — as well as annual road royalty funding allotments and any excess sales taxes — to fund any unexpected repairs that may spring up in addition to the list of repairs outlined.
With a 0.3 percent collection, the city expects to generate 2012 collections of $816,000 in sales taxes as well as no more than $487,000 per year in debt service (at an interest rate of 4 percent) for the next 10 years. Using those figures, city officials have determined that they would have, on average, $413,900 per year to spend on roads. That figure includes the road royalty funding allotment.
Matte said while the 4 percent debt service rate was used for the project calculations, the city's bond attorney, Jerry Osbourne of Foley and Judell, a New Orleans bond attorney firm, said the rate should be lower.
If the proposition passes and the bonds are issued quickly, Matte said he is hopeful work could begin late in the first quarter or early second quarter of 2012.
While all of the streets are of utmost priority, Matte said the ones that can be started the quickest will be the ones that will be undertaken first.
Among those that Matte said the city should be able to start first are the concrete jobs, which involve the repair work on Sixth Street, David Drive, Veterans Boulevard and Youngs Road.
The Sixth Street work includes Levee to South Everett; the David Drive repairs span from Victor II Boulevard to La. 70; the Veterans Boulevard work includes the west and east lanes from Brashear Avenue to Fig Street; and the Youngs Road work includes areas from Myrtle Street to McClelland.
Matte said Federal Avenue, the second priciest estimate ($837,263) would need a little more work than these previously mentioned areas. It will require asphalt patch and overlay. Work on the roadway will be complete from Levee Road to Onstead Street and from Bowman to Barrow streets.
While Victor II is a high priority, Matte said the project is much more involved and is expected to consume the bulk of the bonded money (about $1.37 million) because it will involve subsurface work in addition to the resurfacing of the roadway.
Other planned work includes asphalt patching on Second Street between Union and South Railroad and Railroad to Egle Street.
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Matte said ideally, he would like to complete all of the roadwork in a year and focus on other roadwork problems that may arise in the years after.
"Can we get it all done in the next year?" he asked of the $4 million in work. "I'm not sure. But that would be the attempt."
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same shitty 2 shell sizes but they'd had new color straps come out every 6 weeks instead of 4 months
what if salomon re buy xsjado
seriously xsjado are pretty shitty right now compare to the real old xsjaLomon.
The ones available right now are the best Xsjados ever.
I can tell you one thing. Farmer would be chillin'.
you never roll some real xsjado made by salomon for saying this;
the conference xsjado are super shitty: the plastic got too many flex that you could fucked up your ankle, all of the hardware suck, the strap are shitty too and the footwrap horrible and the color are pretty gay too.
Now I understand why we got some pretty bad quality sk8 because guys like you love the shitty product we have right now. Don t ask about any improvements , Conference just have to make some gay colors parts and you ll be happy. It s SAD four our sports.
Support the shitty skate we have right now; it s now all about the hype.. and you have Cozmo wheels in your sig !!! Pretty strange way of think
you know what...it is sad four our sports
i m french sorry I don t have a perfect english at all!
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The cuff of my salomon made Xsjados broke, so what exactly is soooo good about them?
The cuffs could be stiffer, that's right. But were they stiffer when Salomon made them? The soulplates could be faster, too. But weren't they as slow when Salomon produced them?
Oh, and you've probably never skated the old Xsjados if you really think the straps were better on them. The velcro was shit and they fell apart quickly when you bailed on concrete. Footwraps is a different story. The current ones are of superior quality then any ever made. The Latimer had the best fit, but the follow ups by Salomon weren't better then the current ones. They shure looked better, but that's personal peference.
The Stockwell 2010s look shite, but the Schwabs are the best looking Xsjados ever made. Again, personal preference.
you say all! you talk about the look of the skate. if you skate for the look now I understand. That s why they produce shitty skate right now If you think all is for the look of the skate. And yes when salomon produce the first xsjado the cuff were more stiff. More stiff mean more durable.
anyway you roll for the style and the look of the skate so don t complain if the quality is shitty.


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Stephen P. Yost MBA '78 has been elected as a member of Pacific Mercantile Bancorp's Board of Directors. Yost also has been appointed as a member of the Board of Directors of the company's wholly owned banking subsidiary, Pacific Mercantile Bank.
During the span of his 35-year career in banking, spent mostly in credit administration, Yost held the position of Regional Chief Credit Officer for Comerica Bank, where he was the Executive in charge of its Special Assets Group for the western region. Mr. Yost was the Chief Credit Officer of Imperial Bank prior to its merger with Comerica. He was also a Senior Credit Officer with First Interstate Bank and Mellon Bank, N.A. Upon his retirement in 2006, he established Kestrel Advisors, a credit risk consulting firm that focuses on the banking, financial, and legal communities.
Jim Walker MBA '78 joined Spigit, a social innovation software and services company, as chief financial officer and chief operating officer. He is responsible for finance, sales operations, human resources and product delivery.
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Jeanine D. Tucker '78, J.D. '81 is the new court executive officer with the Tuolumne County Superior Court. Tucker had worked for the Stanislaus County Superior Court since 1991. She most recently served as the operations manager for eight years, managing a staff of about 140 employees.
Barbara Beard Stephan '74, M.A. '78 writes that she has recently assumed the position of Clinical Director at Windhorse Integrative Mental Health in San Luis Obispo, Calif. She is delighted to be working in an environment that is in line with her view of psychology—honoring humanistic and relational ideals, as well as an integrative/holistic approach to healthcare.
Randal (Randy) Peoples '78 has been appointed Associate Professor of Neurological Surgery at Stanford University. He is the Medical Director of Stanford's first out-of-state facility in Las Vegas, with St. Rose Dominican Hospitals. In addition to his general neurosurgery practice, he has a unique position working with the athletic performers of Cirque du Soleil's seven Las Vegas based shows. Randy was recently named the Las Vegas Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals "Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser of the Year," an award shared in the past by former Nevada Governor Guinn and current Las Vegas Mayor Goodman. Randy has been a Las Vegas based Neurosurgeon since 1992.
Greg Meacham '78 wrote that he's been promoted to account manager in the division AF Solutions, Cardiac Rhythm Device Management, for Medtronic.
Nancy (Gerlach) Lee '78 recently celebrated 30 years of marriage to husband LTC Anthony Lee M.S. '86. They have three grown children—Jessica, 29, Michael, 26, and Stephanie, 22—and in October 2012 they were blessed with their first grandchild, Autumn Jade. They live in White Lake, Mi.
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Phil Iatomase '78 spent more than 20 years in the semiconductor business in Supply Chain Management and as an Information Technology professional. In 1997 he co-founded Ariba, a pioneering business-to-business Internet commerce software company. He writes, "We took the company public in 1999 and at the peak of the market in 2000 had a higher market capitalization than General Motors and employed more than 2,300 people around the world. I left Ariba in 2001 and have spent the last 12 years as a high-tech retiree. Most of my time is spent volunteering/fundraising for various causes I beleive in—particularly education. I have been married to JoAnn Cardinale for 29 years and we have one daughter Marina Iatomase '14, a junior finance major at SCU."
Jeff Ferriell J.D '78 has taken over as director of Capital University Law School's Academic Support Program, and also teaches contracts, bankruptcy, and commercial law. The third edition of his law school hornbook, Understanding Bankruptcy (with co-author Ted Janger of Brooklyn Law School), was published this spring by LexisNexis. He is currently working on the third edition of Understanding Contracts and continues to serve as a member of the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws, from Ohio.
Mario Cordero J.D. '78 has been designated the new chairman of the nation's most powerful maritime governing body, the Federal Maritime Commission, by President Barack Obama. A former Long Beach harbor commissioner, Cordero has practiced law for 30 years, including as a workers' compensation defense attorney. He was on the Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners for about seven years before heading to the federal commission in 2011.
Steve Bennett J.D. '78 writes that he has joined the Portland, Ore., law firm Farleigh Wada Witt (FWW). Bennett was a partner of the Portland law firm Powers, McCulloch & Bennett, LLP, which merged with FWW effective January 1, 2013. He continues to focus his practice in the areas of business and estate planning.
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The horrific shooting that took place at the Sandy Hook elementary school in Newtown, Conn., on Friday, Dec. 14, stunned a nation as the news broke that not one child, but 20, 6- and 7-year-old children and six of their teachers had been shot and killed by a gunman who then took his own life.
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The dreams unfulfilled, The lives yet to live, The survivors left damaged
and the questions is why? Seems so many tradgedies leave that one question unanswered. But each day there is hope. A Hope for Peace. This incident is not limited to Newtown but has touched us all - I grieve for those directly affected and pray for those who have faced unimaginiable loss in an unimaginable way. For those who are now in the arms of the angels may we find some comfort in that.
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12:02 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
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2:12 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
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Ever wonder what happened to all the mules that once adorned our towns throughout Bucks County and beyond? Since 45 mules were auctioned off in 2003, and many were moved to new locations, the Mules have been hard to find.
To celebrate the 10th birthday of the first four mules in July of 2012, we've begun the effort of trying to locate as many of the mules as we can. We're asking for your help in finding the lost mules! As of August 2012, 45 mules have been found.
To help this effort, check our mule gallery to see if we already have the mule you have found. If not, simply click here to send us an email. Attach one or two mule pictures to the email, and include: your contact information (name and email), location of the mule, and anything else of interest to mule-lovers. Many of the mules have a plaque on the base with the mule name, artist name, etc. Be a detective, have fun & find a mule!
This effort is sponsorerd by Triumph Brewing Company in New Hope!
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