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Is This Eye Drug Worth The Hype?
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Editor's Note: The original article incorrectly references Lucentis' and Eylea's dosage instructions and Roche's vaccine market share. This has been corrected and Motley Fool sincerely apologizes for the error.
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: REGN) should spike– every time there's a slight pullback the stock shoots higher. Last Thursday Regeneron gained almost 10% behind a positive Phase 3 trial for its drug Eylea.
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals is a $25 billion biopharmaceutical company with three approved products and annual sales of $1.59 billion. Right away, that ratio not might look right, as a $25 billion company should have more revenue than $1.59 billion. But, its stock price is counting on growth, as it has 13 products being tested in clinical trials, and three different drugs in Phase 3 (five total studies).
Taking a look at Eylea
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals is one of the most promising drug companies in the market, and it is because of Eylea. Currently, Eylea is used to treat "wet" age-related macular degeneration, the leading cause of blindness in the elderly. It is approved in the U.S., and Regeneron markets the drug exclusively – but Bayer markets the drug oversees and receives a royalty on oversees revenue.
While Regeneron and Bayer are partners in developing and marketing Eylea, there's no question Eylea has been developed using the technology of Regeneron and is primarily Regeneron's drug. Its most direct competition comes from Roche Holdings' (NASDAQOTH: RHHBY) drug Lucentis. When Eylea was launched many feared that it would not be able to compete with the presence of Roche and its drug.
Eylea set to expand
Eylea is quickly replacing all competition (including Roche's Lucentis) as both Regeneron and Bayer have done a great job marketing the drug. Not to mention, Eylea is superior in that it only has to be injected once every two months; compared to monthly like other drugs.
However, there is another drug in the works that must be mentioned, and that is Ampio Pharmaceuticals' (NYSEMKT: AMPE) drug Optina. This drug treats the same condition, but instead of a needle to the eye, it is taken in pill form to repair blood vessels. But, Optina is still in clinical trials, awaiting data, and there are serious doubts the drug will be effective.
If Regeneron believed Optina would challenge its future sales, there's no doubt it would buy the company. Ampio trades at a market cap of just $220 million while Regeneron is a $25 billion powerhouse. And Regeneron has an incredible pipeline along with a drug that is growing and expanding. In short, it has the cash.
Regeneron, not counting proceeds to Bayer, is expected to achieve revenue of $1.3 billion this year. The drug is well on its way to blockbuster status and has accomplished this feat with the one application. Therefore, its 10% rise last Thursday shouldn't serve as a surprise; as the data shows that Eylea works on other applications as well.
Regeneron produced positive top-line data for the treatment of myopic choroidal neovascularization (mCNV) in a Phase 3 trial. mCNV is a disease where abnormal blood vessels grow into the retina in people who are severely short-sighted. This disease is quite different from age-related macular degeneration, showing the potential diversification of the product.
The addition of mCNV won't create billions in additional sales, but analysts predict that it could boost sales another $200 million in the U.S. alone. Last year, Roche's Lucentis saw sales of $1.5 billion and it treats wet age related macular degeneration, diabetic macular edema, and macular edema following retinal vein occlusion. Basically, it treats a variety of diseases of the eye, and its revenue is expected to drop by about half in the next year. This cut is because of Regeneron, and the fact that Eylea is well on its way to offering a wide range of treatments that are superior to existing treatments.
Hopefully you see the Eylea's upside and why Regeneron has been awarded such a large valuation. With just one indication sales are already projected to be over $1 billion in 2013. In addition to mCNV, the company is also testing Eylea in three other trials. Combined, analysts expect Eylea to easily top $4 billion in annual sales.
While my goal was to discuss Eylea and the progress it has seen in the market, I must also mention Regeneron's other projects: Zaltrap for colorectal cancer, and a bacterial drug Aralyst. In its pipeline, the company has a cholesterol drug called Alirocumab currently in Phase III trials. Much like Eylea, it is superior to its competition, and has projected sales north of $5 billion.
The bottom line is this is a wonderful company with cutting-edge products that will see growth for many years to come. In many ways, we are seeing the second coming of Gilead Sciences, although possibly better, and I suggest you take a long hard look.
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As the spring semester comes to an end, several ceremonies honoring College of the Desert (COD) students have been planned for the month of May, 2012.
Some ceremonies were held last week. However, several more have been planned for the next two weeks. If you are interested in attending, please call the number listed for more information. All events are held on the COD campus unless otherwise stated.
It all begins with the students who will be inducted to COD's Beta Rho Iota Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, on Monday, May 14. The ceremony will begin at 7 p.m. in the Cravens Student Services Center, Multipurpose Room. At the same event, three COD students will be honored for their selection to the 2012 Phi Theta Kappa All-California Academic Team. Information: 760.862.1369.
The Transfer Recognition Ceremony will be held Wednesday, May 16 in the Hilb Building at 4 p.m. Over 130 students who are transferring to a four-year university will be honored at the event. Three hundred guests are expected to attend to support the transfer students. Information: 760.862.1351.
Students that participate in the TRiO program at College of the Desert will be recognized on Thursday, May 17 during the TRiO Graduation and Transfer Celebration. The ceremony begins at 6 p.m. in the Cravens Student Services Center, Multipurpose Room. The program is designed to provide comprehensive counseling and to assist students in meeting the challenges of graduating from COD and transferring to a four-year university of their choice. Information: 760.776.7347.
On Friday, May 18, the Upward Bound Award Ceremony is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. in the Hilb Building. The program is designed to assist first generation college students and prepares local high school students to enter college and graduate with a bachelor's degree. Upward Bound provides participants with supplemental counseling, academic coursework and leadership development workshops. Information: 760.773.2541.
A colorful ceremony will induct College of the Desert students into the nursing ranks at the McCallum Theatre on Thursday May 24 at 2 p.m. Approximately fifty students have earned the Associate Degree in Nursing and are now eligible to take the licensing examination to become Registered Nurses. The pinning ceremony begins at 2 p.m. in the McCallum Theatre, 73000 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert. Nursing faculty will speak at the event as well as pin the eligible students. Information: 760.773.2579.
The 23rd College of the Desert (COD) Public Safety Academy (PSA) Basic Peace Officer Training Awards Ceremony will be held on Thursday, May 24th, at 6 p.m. at the McCallum Theatre, 73000 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert. The ceremony will be preceded by a formal cadet inspection in front of the McCallum at 5 p.m. Approximately 60 Module II and III cadets will be receiving certificates for meeting the training requirements prescribed by the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training for Level II and III-Reserve Peace Officers in the State of California. Information: 760.568.3083.
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by Thorsten Leitgeb (Vienna, Austria)
We had started the day with a wonderful London Rock Tour bringing us to lots of Who-sights in Shepherdsbush, Acton and Ealing. That had our mood tuned in a wonderful way.
After our entrance we had to wait some time but then I had my first adrenalin rush to get inside the arena and witness the soundcheck of what I consider the greatest rock band in the world. What an appetizer that was!
Then again a bit of waiting, Vintage Trouble did a brilliant job bringing the crowd on their feet and about half past eight you could finally hear the words: can you see the real me? Can you? Can you??!! The Who conquered the stage with the brilliant rocking opener The Real Me. Roger swirling his microphone, Townshend windmilling, every doubt that the might not bring it anymore was gone within a second. What followed was a spiritual occurrence that left us open-mouthed. How are Roger, Pete and their brilliant backing band still able to deliver the music so powerful?
Sometimes a gig is more than just a gig. It was pure magic. Pete's powerchords still leave you trembled. Roger's voice was fantastic. He did a magnificent job on Love Reign O'er Me. And the rest of the band created a wonderful sound that really did justice to the legacy of Moon and Entwistle. The on screen tribute to the best rhythm section ever did let me shed tears. After Quadrophenia the encore was one more blast – Roger's scream in Won't Get Fooled Again curdled my blood. And then there were only our two heroes left: Roger and Pete. Acoustically doing Tea And Theatre. A wonderful way to end this celestial show that left me smiling.
So what is there more to say – Thank Who & Long Live Rock!
I'm still smiling…
by Amy Bryant
"Quadrophenia's about where we're all at today…maybe you too" announced a kinky-haired Roger Daltrey onstage in Philadelphia in 1973. As a montage of historic events, some after and some before the release of 'Quadrophenia', flit across circular screens you realise what a truly incredible feat it is to have made music that's still relevant and worthy of a 52 date tour some forty years later. We see footage of The Beatles stepping out into America in 1966, an exhausted Roger Bannister crossing the line for his four minute mile, Princess Diana waving at the adoring public, Elvis combing through gelled hair; snapshots of eternal change to a soundtrack that remains a complete tangible constant.
Elements of tonight lean towards the off-key. For one, the entire audience of the O2 are seated, ruling out any excessive mod jiving that would otherwise be a high priority for these fans. On top of this, we don't hear a peep from Roger Daltrey or Pete Townshend until 'Quadrophenia' is played through, in tracklist order, to the end and they move on to hits like 'Pinball Wizard' and 'Baba O'Riley'. Why? Well, because they're The Who (the greatest get-out-of-jail-free-card in rock) but mainly because at heart it's a rock opera; an album that journeys above and beyond conventional boundaries of rock. It requires uninterrupted enjoyment.
Daltrey and Townshend enter with Pino Palladino on bass guitar, Scott Devours on drums, Townshend brother Simon Townshend on guitar, Frank Simes on keyboard/vocals, Dylan Hunt covering the heavy use of brass that John Entwistle incorporated, Reggie Grisham on horns and John Corey on piano. Who classics interweave themselves into the opening track, which if you hadn't already guessed from the backdrop of crashing waves, is 'Quadrophenia''s opening instrumental 'I Am The Sea'. Never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined ticking off The Who from my mental bucket list of bands yet there was Townshend's genre defining windmill arm and Daltrey's sky high mic spin only two tracks in. Best of all, it's still delivered with as much ardour at nearly 70 as there could be found at 30.
The "me, me, me"'s of 'The Real Me' echo and dissolve into the cheers and claps of the crowd. The theme of tonight is 'nostalgia' and the air is thick with it as Townshend heads the epic soundscape of title track 'Quadrophenia'. Trumpet fanfares, historical footage, posters for 'The High Numbers' (a band name they toyed with in summer 1964) and an abundance of roundels makes for an emotionally charged crowd, a feeling that is only heightened by the voice of a news reader reporting the mod vs. rockers raucousness that opens 'The Punk and The Godfather'.
Grey suit jacket removed and the most famous chest in rock bared, Daltrey two-steps – with less rhythm intolerance than you might expect – punching the air with both arms as Pete's brother Simon Townshend leads 'The Dirty Jobs', a song that requires big vocals for the impassioned lyrics "I'm getting put down/I'm getting pushed round /I'm being beaten everyday". Simon fights his way out of a corner of allegations for perhaps riding on his brother's coattails with almighty vocals and a mastery of his guitar. The coming months for Simon are a cocktail of performances with The Who and solo gigs with his touring band.
Despite rumours of potential tension between original members, Daltrey and Townshend seem like quite the pair. Roger sings to Pete, Pete plays to Roger and a laugh between the two is audible during 'I've Had Enough'. My thoughts turn to 'Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who', the band's documentary that maps the relationship between the pair amongst other elements of their career. They grew notably closer after the death of their bassist John Entwistle. "I love him" says Pete about Roger. "I've always loved him" says Roger about Pete, and as waves of water under a bridge fill the screen behind them, you can't help think of the possible meanings…although it's more than likely to be just a pleasing bit of cinematography.
The Who continue to prove that actions speak louder than words with a spell-binding performance of '5:15', complete with signature lung-launching scream from Daltrey, cymbal-thrashing and an energetic Townshend pounding the body of his guitar, making the riff reverberate furiously around the O2. Moments later we're watching John Entwistle on bass, fingers travelling at immeasurable speeds across the fret, archival footage from the Royal Albert Hall in 2000 that's met by roaring applause from the crowd. It's not long before we see Keith Moon on the screens. It's 'Bell Boy', also known as 'Keith's Theme' with original footage of a shaggy-haired Moon sat behind his kit recording his part in cockney whiles. "Bell Boy! Always running at someone's bleedin' heel" says a cheeky Moon on top of whistles, cheers and claps from a crowd who will never forget. What can I say that hasn't already been said? Incredible.
After 'Doctor Jimmy', 'The Rock' and 'Love, Reign O'er Me', the rock opera is over and it's time for the band to get a little playful, starting with 'Who Are You', performed as a montage of all the band's logos across the years pass across the screen. "We've been all over the f***ing place" voices an uncurbed Pete before launching straight into "proper sing along" 'You Better You Bet'. The crowd is now almost entirely on their feet as the unrivalled 'Baba O'Riley' fills the room. A synchronised audience howls "Don't cry/Don't raise your eye/It's only teeeeenage wasteland", an uncontainable moment that becomes the climax of the evening. They leave us on 'Tea & Theatre', solitarily delivered by Roger and his tea, and Pete with his acoustic guitar. Perfectly sentimental and hauntingly heart-breaking.
"There's life in the old f***ers yet. Rock til you drop". You're not wrong there, Roger, you're not wrong there.
by Calli Malpas
Back in 1996 at the tender age of 14 my wonderful (slightly mad and totally unconventional) Dad took me to see "The Who" play "Quadrophenia" live in Hyde Park. That moment changed my life! and started me on my musical journey. As he fought the crowd to get me as close to the action as possible I remember him holding on to me so tightly as the music hit me almost as hard as the crowd did, being pushed and pulled around by the thousands of people who were totally under the spell of the musicians they were watching. I later came to realise a session musician playing that day was Geoff Whitehorn and all these years later I have come to share credits on an album with him, as my dream of being a singer had been realised. My Dad would have been so proud. sadly I lost him in 2000 so this this I chose to spend Father's Day watching The Who play at the O2 and whilst I could only dream that my Dad could be there with me, I know he was in spirit.
The show hit me on every emotional level possible, I laughed I cried, I sang at the top of my lungs (in a desperate attempt to say I sang with Roger Daltrey, one of my idols). It was a very very special day for me and I felt so honoured to be able to relive a cherished memory.
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This doorway could technically be opened at least a foot in each direction (left and right) without getting into moving plumbing etc. Do you think it is worth it to expand it or would you leave it alone? :) Curious what other Houzzers think! Fourth picture shows opposite view of doorway (from back kitchen looking forward).
I love wide open spaces so my first thought is to open it up. But...think about it. Will you be able to arrange furniture to your liking if the space were more open? I'd have a space plan/furniture plan before making the final decision. Or, even having a spot for fabulous art?
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Darzy - Those were my thoughts exactly! @Matt, thank you so much for that visual as well! One of the issues here is that structrually that would be difficult. Nonetheless, I love that look in many spaces! I think it looks great particularly in city townhomes.
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The columns could be used as a reinforcement ;) buying a column then have it appear as an insert onto the wall (would be cut to slide onto wall as if its hugging it) wouldn't take up doorway walk through space..
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Originally from Brunswick, Ruthie started her career at WALB-TV in January of 1983, as host and producer of Town & Country, now called Newscenter 10's 12 o'clock news.
Ruthie is a graduate of Coastal Community College with a degree in Music Education/Performance and a minor in Communications. She later attended Georgia Southern University.
Ruthie travelled for two years around the country with singer/personality Anita Bryant, and now also spends time traveling the country performing in churches, at conventions and special command performances for the military.
She has been a past participant and winner in the Miss Georgia Scholarship Program and a former Peach Bowl Princess. Ruthie has been on stage and performed with such personalities as Bob Hope, the late Minnie Pearl, Amy Grant Gil, and has been a featured performer at Opryland USA and Disney World.
Ruthie is married to Dr. Michael J. Garner, Optometrist and they have one son, Stephen. Ruthie and her family are members of Albany's Sherwood Baptist Church where they are involved in the Music Ministry and Outreach Programs. Ruthie has served on the local boards of the American Red Cross, the American Heart Association, the March of Dimes and is the host and chairperson for the Children's Miracle Network Celebration.
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Nearly a week after city staff met with developers, and nearly two weeks after the Patterson Planning Commission discussed a proposed ordinance to change the way developers are charged by the city, the Patterson City Council decided to table the item for further study until the regular City Council meeting Feb. 4 at the regular Patterson City Council meeting Tuesday, Dec. 17.
"We look at staff time as a fixed cost and not needing reimbursement," developer Keith Schneider of Keystone Corporation said.
Landowner and developer Ken Buehner agreed.
"We feel staff time is fixed overhead (for the city)," he said.
At least one councilwoman seemed to agree with the developers.
"I'm not sure I'm in favor of 'double-dipping,'" Councilwoman Deborah Novelli said. Double dipping is considered charging twice for staff time from two different pools of revenue.
"I see a nightmare in accounting," she said, stating it was tough to keep track of staff time on individual projects. "I also see it as a possible point of dissention between developers and staff."
Specifically, the ordinance would allow staff to charge developers hourly rates for the staff's time, including the city manager and department managers. It also called for a possible tiered system of deposits of up to $100,000 for larger projects, depending on the size of the project, and would eliminate application fees on the larger projects.
On Dec. 5, planning commissioners recommended changes to the original plan, which would require deposits for staff time and consultants up to $100,000, depending on the size of the project, to ensure the city would not get stuck with the consultant, legal and staff time costs if the project folds.
The changes included suggestions from the planning panel. They believe the council should consider changing the size of its application fees for projects and believe they should require a deposit for the city to hire consultants on projects larger than 20 acres or buildings larger than 50,000 square feet. The commissioners specifically recommended, however, not charging for city staff time spent on projects.
Deputy City Attorney Doug White defended the staff fees, stating the city had specifically crafted the ordinance fee and deposit structure to be very competitive. He said the fees would be roughly half of what Tracy and Turlock charge for development — Patterson's two main competitors for business in the area. The city's deposit requirement would be refundable for the developer if he or she decided to pull the plug on a project. The city would be required to close out the account and pay all bills in 45 days before returning the remainder of the deposit.
Councilwoman Sheree Lustgarten said she agreed with the fee and deposit structure, calling the decision "growing pains."
White, who hosted the prior meeting with developers along with City Manager Rod Butler and City Planner Joel Andrews, said he would continue to meet with developers and keep the lines of communication open, noting that developers had been willing to accept some provisions of the measure while rejecting others.
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Fittingly, one of the last pre-show songs to play before The Darkness took the stage was Thin Lizzy's "The Boys are Back in Town."
Last year, the cheeky British hair metal gods got their act back together after a six-year hiatus caused by the typical rock 'n' roll reasons: drugs and ego.
They returned to the U.S. last spring and spent part of the summer opening for Lady Gaga on her European tour, but Saturday night's packed gig at The Masquerade exemplified what is so great about this band: They're completely ridiculous, and they know it.
Frontman Justin Hawkins – he of the prior drug issues which broke up the band for a bit – is looking shaggy and muscled, his admirably in-shape frame on display in his open-shirted striped spandex jumpsuit, a kaleidoscope of tattoos coloring his body.
That crazy falsetto of his is still in fine working order, too, – aided, no doubt, by the bottles of water he chugged stageside, which is probably a change from a decade ago.
From the opening "Every Inch of You," from the band's enjoyable third album, "Hot Cakes," released last summer, to "I Believe in a Thing Called Love," their hyperactive semi-U.S. hit from 2003 (they've had seven others in the U.K. and five in Australia), Hawkins, his guitarist brother Dan, bassist Frankie Poullain and drummer Ed Graham were loud, crisp and spot-on during a 90-minute set of mindless fun.
Even when Hawkins was being candid – "This is a song about drugs," he said flatly before his brother's jagged guitar ushered in the stomping "One Way Ticket" – it would be impossible to exit a Darkness show without grinning at some point.
Maybe it was hearing the unholy shrieking and hilariously rude chorus of "Get Your Hands Off My Woman" again – and watching Hawkins bravely stage dive during the song – or perhaps it was getting a gander at Poullain's unchanged Brillo-esque hair springing out around a Loverboy-era bandanna.
Yes, there is plenty for a metal fan to love among the Darkness' exaggerated look, the haze that coated the stage during the first few songs of their set and the '80s-worthy light show.
Even Hawkins' banter – "Gimme a D! Gimme an …arkness!" – was amusing.
But beneath the silliness and frank frivolity of their party rock, these are well-crafted songs, even if Hawkins ripped out his impressive blues rock riffs on "The Best of Me" playing his guitar behind his head and shaking his rear at the crowd – a crowd of close to 1,000 which seemingly knew every chorus well enough to shout along lovingly.
The days of The Darkness' grandiose arena tours might be a distant memory, but scaling back to grotty, airless joints such as The Masquerade, where the walls breathe with the stench of sweaty rock 'n' roll, is a perfect setting for the band's second act – and one they're seemingly readily embracing.
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SALISBURY Elaine Annette Holbrook, age 75, died Monday, February 4, 2013, at her home in Salisbury.
Elaine Holbrook was born in Middlebury on August 12, 1937. She was the daughter of Concetto and Dorothy (Bigelow) Poalino. She grew up in Middlebury where she received her early education and had attended Middlebury High School.
September 4, 1953, she married the love of her life, Charles Holbrook I, in Middlebury. They moved to Salisbury in 1955, where they lived and raised their family. Charles predeceased Elaine on November 1, 2002. In her earlier years, Elaine had worked at Abrams Department Store in Middlebury. She had been an Avon Representative over 40 years, proudly winning many awards for her sales. Elaine was a cancer survivor who had been a member of the Ova Chicks Relay for Life team at Middlebury College since 2004 with her daughter, Amy. Elaine proudly raised thousands of dollars each year for the American Cancer Society. Elaine loved gardening so much, in fact, that a double-knee replacement did not keep her from it. She was a member of St. Marys Catholic Church in Middlebury where she loved singing in the church choir. But, what Elaine loved most in life was her children and her grandchildren.
Surviving are three sons, David S. Holbrook and his wife Lynda of East Middlebury, Charles E. Holbrook II and his fiancée Louise Smith of Ripton, James P. Holbrook and his wife Mary of Colchester; three daughters, Cheryl A. Holbrook of Tampa, Fla., Amy R. Holbrook of Salisbury, Becky L. Holbrook; a stepson, Everett C. Holbrook and his wife Denise of Otisfield, Maine; three brothers, Concetto Junior Poalino and his wife Shirley of Fair Haven, Robert Paulino and fiancée Marci Mends of Hamburg, N.Y., and Richard Paulino of Chicago, Ill.; two sisters, Dian Fiegl and her husband Eugene of Williamsville, N.Y., and Irene Stoller of Corfu, N.Y. Eighteen grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and many nieces, nephews and cousins also survive her.
In addition to her husband, she was predeceased by an infant son, Gary Michael Holbrook; a brother, Carl Paulino, who was killed in action in Viet Nam; and a grandson, Raymond Charles Holbrook.
A memorial Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Friday, February 8, 2013, at 11 a.m., at St. Marys Catholic Church in Middlebury. The Reverend Justin Baker, pastor of Christ the King Catholic Church in Rutland, will be the celebrant. A private graveside committal service and burial will take place at a later date in St. Marys Cemetery.
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Friends may call Thursday, February 7, 2013, from 4-7 p.m. at the Miller & Ketcham Funeral Home in Brandon.
Memorial gifts, in lieu of flowers, may be made in her memory to Middlebury Volunteer Ambulance Association, 19 Elm St., Middlebury, VT 05753; or to the American Cancer Society, via her Relay for Life teammate and daughter, Amy Holbrook, PO Box 707, East Middlebury, VT 05740; or Relay for Life Vermont Division, 43 Swift St., South Burlington, VT 05403.
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In Minnesota, as in most states, it's common for
general contractors to "1099" their workers —
to misclassify them, in other words, as independent
contractors. How common? A 2007 investigation by the
state's Office of the Legislative Auditor estimated that
1 in 7 employers engaged in this practice; in the construction
industry, the ratio was closer to 1 in 3. Now, however, that
ratio is bound to change, thanks to a new state law that
requires contractors to treat all individuals and sole
proprietors as employees unless they've received an
exemption from the state.
Tough requirements. Under the new
law — Statute 181.723, which took effect January 1
— anyone who wants to work as an independent contractor
in Minnesota's residential or commercial construction
industry must first obtain an Independent Contractor Exemption
Certificate (ICEC) from the state's Department of Labor
and Industry. In addition to paying a $150 fee, applicants must
provide documentation proving that they do the following: file
appropriate tax; perform specific services; incur expenses;
assume liability; stay off the contractor's payroll;
assume the risk of realizing a loss; have liabilities; and
track revenue and expenses.
Sole proprietorships only. The law
does not apply to individuals in construction sales,
landscaping, or construction cleanup, or to business entities
like LLCs, C or S corporations, or partnerships. It applies
only to the large percentage of remodelers and builders who are
sole proprietorships and one-man shops.
Both the worker or sub being hired and the contractor doing
the hiring are responsible for compliance. Contractors must
verify the status of their subs before jobs begin, update their
records periodically to ensure that subs haven't let
their exempt status lapse, and maintain ICEC records for five
years after the initial hiring date. Failure to comply can
result in fines of up to $5,000 for the sub and the
hiring contractor, as well as liability for all withholding and
payroll taxes (including penalties and interest) if the sub is
later reclassified as an employee.
Sea change. The rule represents a
fairly dramatic change in how state governments are approaching
this issue. Until recently it's been customary not only
in Minnesota but throughout much of the country for contractors
to rely on the IRS's longstanding 20-factor
"right-to-control test" for determining independent
contractor vs. employee status. That some subjectivity would be
applied to the interpretation of those rules was a given. The
incentive for a contractor to take advantage of any wiggle
room, of course, is considerable: Any accountant will tell you
that hiring an employee costs 25 percent to 30 percent more
than hiring a subcontractor to do the same work, once all of
the employee's costs are factored in (Social Security,
workers' comp, liability insurance, benefits).
No more wiggle room. But now federal
and state officials everywhere — Minnesota is by no means
unique — are cracking down on independent-contractor
misclassifications. Increased revenue in the form of additional
taxes, fees, and fines no doubt accounts for some of the
heightened interest, but the crackdowns are also receiving
solid support from workers' rights groups and unions,
says the National Employment Law Project
(nelp.org), a private
research and advocacy organization. Bills addressing
independent-contractor misclassification have passed in New
Jersey, Illinois, Washington, and Colorado — and several
other states are working on similar measures.
At the federal level, notes NELP co-director Catherine
Ruckelshaus, both the House and the Senate have introduced
bills that address the issue. Meanwhile, the IRS, the
Department of Labor, and representatives of more than 30 states
have developed the Questionable Employment Tax Practices
Initiative to combat various other schemes for avoiding federal
and state employment taxes. — Andrew Wormer
LG Electronics has agreed to remove several of its
refrigerators from the Energy Star program after
October's Consumer Reports revealed
that the manufacturer turned off icemakers during
testing. LG will offer free in-home
energy-efficiency modifications for
already-purchased refrigerators and compensate
consumers for the difference in cost between the
actual energy usage of the appliance (over its
useful lifetime) and the amount indicated on the
original Energy Guide label. Models covered include
LG's French Door–style units with
through-the-door ice and water dispensers, and
similar Kenmore-brand Trio models made by LG.
Electronic tracking devices have been used for
years to locate stolen vehicles; now some builders
are using them to find stolen appliances. In Lake
Elsinore, Calif., a stove stolen from a new
development was found after a hidden GPS device led
police to a home where the stove and $15,000 worth
of other appliances were stashed. Police say that
GPS tracking devices are increasingly being used in
new and foreclosed vacant homes, at bank-owned
properties, and on construction sites. Gilbert
Waltz, president of Tracking the World, a GPS
company used by KB Home, says it costs about $500
to equip an appliance with a tracking system.
One residence the fire didn't destroy was a house built
in 2006 by Santa Barbara contractor Dennis Allen, a long-time
proponent of sustainable design. Built in a wildland-urban
interface fire area, the house has numerous fire-resistant
features required by local code and the California Building
Code, such as a Class A roof — in this case a combination
of standing-seam metal and standard BUR roofing — and
ignition-resistant eaves and wall cladding.
But Allen also attributes the home's survival to its
many green features. Its super insulation — R-40
cellulose in the 12-inch-thick walls and R-60 in its ceilings
— helped it withstand outside temperatures estimated to
have exceeded 1,000°F. Programmable thermostats
inside the house measured a maximum indoor temperature of only
84°F during the fire; a sprinkler system would have
activated if interior temperatures had reached
In addition, the home is heated with a simple radiant slab and
has no crawlspace vents to introduce burning embers into the
structure and no hvac ductwork to spread them around. Nor does
it have an air conditioner (or the accompanying ductwork); in
this region, high insulation levels make such equipment
unnecessary. And even though permitting the unvented roof was
"a pain" at the time (the IRC now has
"hot" roof details), Allen notes that roof and
soffit vents are a common point of entry for burning
Super-insulated walls and ceilings and unvented
metal-wrapped eaves (shown in the "before" photo,
top) helped keep this home from igniting during
California's Tea Fire, which left the surrounding
landscape scorched (bottom).
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Gov. Jerry Brown's budget proposal this week was about more than the budget. It also filled out the rest of his ballot initiative to raise income and sales taxes temporarily.
The proposal made plain what happens if his initiative doesn't pass: Big cuts to public schools (more than $5 billion) and to the state's two university systems ($250 million each).
These are the so-called trigger cuts you have heard so much in the media. But when tied to a ballot initiative, the trigger cuts carry the wrong metaphor. This is a hostage situation.
What the Democrats are saying is: pay the ransom of our tax-hike initiative, or see schools cut. Education is the hostage.
What would be the impact of those cuts? School districts would have some flexibility in carrying them out, but the most likely choice they would be make would be to shorten the school year, probably by about a week and a few days.
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