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Chiropractic, D.C. Admissions Information
The University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic, located in Bridgeport, Connecticut, is a college within the University of Bridgeport, a non-profit, non-sectarian coeducational institution.
The College of Chiropractic is a professional degree program which grants the Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) degree to graduates who successfully complete four academic years of study, including a clinical internship. The program is offered on a full-time basis with no students admitted to a part-time course of study.
Chiropractic is the health profession which concerns itself with the relationship between structure and function of the human body, as that relationship may affect the restoration and preservation of health.
The College of Chiropractic prepares students to be primary health care providers. Each student is educated to diagnose, care for the human body in an evidence-based manner, and integrate their care within the larger health care system.
Program Features
- Students admitted twice per year, in August and January
- An 18-week semester based program – 8 total semesters
- Summers off at the end of the first and second year
- Clinical internships at community based medical centers
- Clinical internship at the Connecticut Veterans Administration Center, West Haven, CT
- Small class sizes
Program Prerequisites (to be completed prior to matriculation)
- Bachelor's degree earned or a minimum of 90 credits completed
- Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher within the best 90 credits
- Minimum of 24 credits in the physical/ life sciences, with a C or better (half of which must contain labs)
- Recommended coursework in the following areas:
- Biology/Anatomy and Physiology
- General Chemistry
- Organic Chemistry
- Physics
Required Materials
- Application
- Official transcripts from every school attended
- Three recommendation letters
- Letters must be signed and come from employers, professors or professional associates (one must come from a health care provider)
- Personal statement
- In 250–500 words, detail why you are seeking this degree, how you expect to apply your degree to your professional career after graduation and why you seek to pursue your degree through the University of Bridgeport
Completed application and all supporting documents must be received by:
- Rolling Admissions
- July 15 for the fall semester
- December 1 for the spring semester
Students interested in graduate programs at the University of Bridgeport are welcome to join us for information regarding the application process and program details.
The graduate programs represented will include those in:
- Heath Sciences
- Education
- Business
- Engineering
- Design Management
- Counseling
- Public and International Affairs
Oct 09th 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Oct 10th 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Oct 11th 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
University of Bridgeport Campus
Come show your Purple Knight Pride!
Alumni, students, families, faculty, staff and friends of UB are all invited to come to campus for Welcome Back Weekend 2015! Reconnect with old friends and rediscover the University of Bridgeport by attending one of many great events throughout the weekend!
$20 for adults, $15 for students and children under 18, and free for students on a UB meal plan.
Your registration includes a free tee-shirt, continental breakfast and BBQ lunch on Saturday, and brunch at Marina Dining Hall on Sunday! Also includes entry into events throughout the weekend (exceptions: UBCC Dinner, Athletics Hall of Fame, 5k). Pick up your shirt, lanyard, and more info at the Cox Student Center on Saturday and the Marina Dining Hall on Sunday.
Register Here for Welcome Back Weekend at UB
Schedule of Events – See below for details or Download PDF
Friday, October 9
- 6:00 p.m. Pep Rally
- 7:00 p.m. Women's Volleyball Game
- 8:30 p.m. "Avengers: Age of Ultron" Screening
Saturday, October 10
- 9:00 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast
- 9:00 a.m. Alumni Soccer Game
- 10:00 a.m. Campus Tours
- 10:00 a.m. Harvest Festival
- 11:00 a.m. BBQ Lunch
- 11:00 a.m. There and Back Again – Res Life at UB
- 11:00 a.m. Veterans Dedication
- 12:00 p.m. Women's Soccer Game
- 12:00 p.m. UBCC Luncheon
- 12:00 p.m. Family Luncheon
- 12:00 p.m. RA Reunion Luncheon
- 12:00 p.m. Alumni Decades Luncheon
- 12:00 p.m. Veterans Luncheon
- 1:00 p.m. Campus Tours
- 1:00 p.m. RA and Mentee Mixer
- 1:00 p.m. Engineering Carnival
- 1:00 p.m. UBCC Lecture for CEUs
- 2:00 p.m. Academic Open Houses (TBA)
- 2:00 p.m. "Unknown Soldier: Searching for a Father" Screening
- 3:00 p.m. Men's Soccer Game
- 3:00 p.m. Tours of UBCC Facilities
- 3:00 p.m. KORT & SCBOD Alumni Hang-Out
- 4:00 p.m. Compass Floor Ribbon Cutting
- 4:00 p.m. UBCC Lecture for CEUs
- 4:00 p.m. Greek Life Mixer
- 6:00 p.m. Alumni Happy Hour
- 6:00 p.m. UBCC Benefit Dinner
- 6:00 p.m. Athletics Hall of Fame Induction
- 7:00 p.m. Evening Entertainment
- 8:00 p.m. 80's Alumni Reunion
Sunday, October 11
- 9:00 a.m. Registration
- 9:00 a.m. Purple Knight 5k Registration
- 10:00 a.m. Purple Knight 5k
- 11:00 a.m. Gospel Brunch
- 11:00 a.m. Alumni Baseball Game
- 1:00 p.m. Fall Ball Tournament
All events, locations, and times subject to change.
Hotel and Travel
The University of Bridgeport has arranged discounted rates at local hotels for anyone attending Welcome Back Weekend:
- Holiday Inn – 1070 Main Street, Bridgeport: $89 room rate will be offered until 9/25/15. Call (203) 334-1234 and ask for the Welcome Back Weekend UB room block or make a reservation online (discounted rate is applied automatically).
- The Marriott – 180 Hawley Lane, Trumbull: $119 room rate will be offered until 9/18/15. Call (203) 378-1400 and ask for the University of Bridgeport room block
More information:
Join fellow UBCC alumni, as well as faculty and staff, for a mid-day luncheon.
Register Today to enjoy all the events during Welcome Back Weekend!
Earn continuing education credits during two lectures:
1 – 3 p.m., Drs. Tim Bertlesman and Brandon Steele: Exceptional Outcomes! Resolving 7 Hidden Musculoskeletal Problems that Delay Recovery
4 – 6 p.m., Dr. Tim Bertlesman: Ligament Laxity
More info to be announced.
Register to enjoy all of the events during Welcome Back Weekend!
Learn about all of the great changes and improvements to the UB Chiropractic facilities on these special afternoon tours.
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Homes with history: The Barbican
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Time Out takes a look around a tiny studio flat in one of London's most iconic buildings, the barbican
Towering over the neighbouring buildings, the Barbican stands as the ultimate symbol of London's postwar urban planning. Built in 1975, it was the UK's tallest residential structure at the time and its stained Stickle Brick towers and the labyrinthine Arts Centre have prompted endless debate over whether it is flagship design or the ultimate in urban sprawl.
Long before the towers surged skyward over Clerkenwell, the site was attracting comment and controversy. The question of what to erect on the bombed-out area between Moorgate and Aldersgate Street began to be raised as soon as the war ended. In the late 1940s and early '50s, the Corporation of London, which owned the area, was intent upon building a business park. With the received wisdom of theday being that Londoners should live in garden suburbs on the outskirts of town and commute to work, it saw little need to incorporate living quarters into its plans. However, a successful campaign was mounted by local Eric Wilkins taking the position that the City needed a large residential population to provide a legitimate electorate for local government.
Living in the shadows of the Barbican offers a unique living experience
In 1954, architect Geoffry Powell won the competition to build the Barbican estate. Pooling his talents with those of Peter Chamberlin and Christof Bon, who, like Powell, were academics with little practical experience, he started creating a design founded on the idea that a living environment should provide more than just a roof over one's head. The trio set out their stall with the statement that: 'The intention underlying our design is to create a coherent residential precinct in which people can live conveniently and with pleasure.' Although to critics,the concrete towers and incomprehensible floor plan have little in common with elegant living, residents are swift to champion it.
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The San Jose Communal Bank is located in neighborhood of El Rosario, which is part of the canton of Ventanas. This Communal Bank consists of short-cycle farmers who grow corn and rice.
Pedro has been a farmer for 15 years. He grows corn, cacao, and rice. Pedro also raises pigs and chickens. He purchases his supplies and sells his products in Ventanas. The loan he is requesting will be used for growing corn. He plans to buy compost. With the help of this loan, his children will be able to move forward.
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Ben Affleck's latest movie "Argo" is based on the true story of a bold rescue during the Iran hostage crisis in 1979.
The CIA and the Canadian government join forces to rescue six Americans from Tehran, hidden by Canadian authorities, while 52 others sweated at gunpoint in the overrun US embassy. They concoct an elaborate, not to say hare-brained scheme to get the 6 out of the country.
Of course, this being Hollywood, it works like a dream as the movie see-saws between high drama and knockabout dialogue, so the `true story` angle suffers collateral damage.
"You know, it's a really really funny movie, and it's a really really tense movie and those are both things I really like when I go to the movies and I thought this has kind of got something for everything. It's got the human sort of aspect of these people trapped in this space and trying to survive — almost the 'Survivor' element of it. I thought it was a movie that could play to women and to men and I really got interested in this idea of trying to make a movie that's very real," says director and lead Affleck.
It makes one long for the sensitivity and well-observed nuance of the writer Affleck's talents, but he has handed the job to others for this one, and does a perfectly good job driving the entertaining show along. But is this movie the outspokenly-Democrat Affleck getting his 10 cents-worth of the election campaign?
"I wanted my Republican friends and my Democratic friends to be able to watch the movie equally and so I said 'I'm going to show the facts and let people draw their own conclusions.' I do think it's obviously relevant. You have a revolution in Iran that then has unintended consequences and the United States is asking itself 'What's the appropriate way to insert ourselves in the Middle East?' But I don't provide an answer," he insists.
So any any overtly political messages in the film are left for dead along with the locals who get in the good guys`way. "Argo," which also features Bryan Cranston, John Goodman and Alan Arkin, is rolling out now and in November.
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1/4 cup water
3 Tbsp. vinegar
1 Tbsp. sugar
2 pcs hot chili pepper
1 tsp. salt
- Clean duck very well. Simmer duck in water, salt, ginger and celery stalk for about 1-1/2 hours or until tender.
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- Deep fry in hot oil until golden brown. Serve hot with sauce.
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Blagojevich & Sam Zell's Comical Wrigley Field Crime Caper
Rod Blagojevich, you are a hero — you are still giving to us, in the form of comic material, months after you've been removed from the Illinois governor's office. (Not that you ever actually went to the Illinois governor's office, but you know what we mean, you fuckin' guy.) And today, a new scheme, or at least new details on an old scheme: the bankrupt media operation Tribune Co. was riding Blago hard to get Illinois to buy Wrigley Field from Tribune. And when current Tribune owner-weirdo Sam Zell and Blago discussed the scam, they referred to it as "Project Elwood." Read more on Blagojevich & Sam Zell's Comical Wrigley Field Crime Caper…
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Welcome to the Westholme website and I hope you enjoy reading about our school which provides a rounded and first rate education for boys and girls from nursery through to Sixth Form.
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Shady Day is great for airline travel; Sun Screen Wipes 30 and Face Stick 30 can be packed in your carry-on luggage; they also transport well in diaper bags. Shady Day Daily Sun Protection Wipes 30 ($14 for 15 wipes) and Face Stick 30 ($9) are available at Saks Fifth Avenue, Ricky's or at www.shadydayinc.com.
Mustela's new 'Sun Protection' line has mineral, not chemical filters, to protect against UVA and UVB rays; both high protection sun lotion SPF 50 ($14.95) and sun cream for sensitive areas SPF 50 ($9.95) are hypoallergenic, fragrance-free and water-resistant. At Buy Buy Baby, Babies R Us or www.mustelausa.com. Kimberley Sayer of London also has a non-chemical organic 'family' sunblock; it's SPF 25 that soothes as it protects, with chamomile, green tea extracts and cocoa butter, $19.95 at Whole Foods or www.kimberleysayer.com.If you're not sure how sunny it is, Huggies has LITTLE SWIMMERS Sun Sensors that change color to let you know when to reapply sunscreen. A pack of 24 is about $3.49 at drugstores. (6/07)BUG AWAY Get DEET-free bug repellant with BugBand, a natural repellant derived from geranium oil. Their wristbands ($4.95), spray ($6.95) and wipes ($11.95 for a pack of 40), repel mosquitoes, flies, fleas and gnats, among other pests. At Target and www.bugband.net. Buzz Off clothing has repellant and SPF 30 built in. Hats, socks, shirts and pants are all treated with an odorless repellant that keeps mosquitoes, ticks, chiggers, no-see-ums, and flies away. www.exofficio.com. (6/07)
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NATURALLY DRY Many parents have switched to organic baby shampoos and body washes; now kids can dry off after a bath with organic cotton towels from Brooklyn-based Kee-Ka. The company, which also makes baby and toddler organic clothing, has incredibly soft and richly colored hooded towels, $50 at Modern Tots or at www.kee-ka.com. (6/07)
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Nature Coast Soccer Club is a local Citrus County youth soccer club with players of all ages playing the game recreationally or on competitive travel teams. Children can start playing at age 4 and play until 15 years of age on the recreational side, and up to 18 on the competitive side. All games are held at Central Ridge District Park on well-maintained fields with dedicated Coaches. Our recreational season generally runs from November to February with games held each Saturday. The competitive season is as follows: for Seniors (U15-U19), August through October, and Juniors (U10-U14), October through March.
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Nature Coast Soccer Club of Central Florida is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is focused on the development of youth soccer for all levels and ages. Our club stresses the importance of sportsmanship, physical, mental, and emotional growth for our participants. Our goal is to make the game of soccer fun and to instill a lifelong passion for the sport.
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Tryouts for the 2015-2016 season are over. If you have a child age U9-U18 who is interested in joining a competitive team, contact our DOC, Mike Penn, at 352.322.0351 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Competitive teams are listed in the coaches corner.
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ABC's new show 'Mistresses' accused of glamorizing adultery
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"Attraction. Passion. Deception. I can't help it."
These phrases are used to set the stage for ABC's upcoming provocative show "Mistresses."
The passion-filled drama, based off of a British series, is set to debut Monday, June 3, at 10 p.m. MDT. The show follows the "scandalous lives" of four close friends and the men they encounter. It will air in a nighttime slot, given that much of the content has been classified as soft pornography.
Although the consequences of infidelity in the world today are not enforced by law and society as they were in Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Scarlet Letter," adultery continues to be viewed negatively.
A recent Gallup poll, released on May 20, 2013, found that a majority of Americans continue to believe that married men and women having an affair is morally wrong. In fact, cheating on a spouse was the least acceptable behavior, according to the 1,535 Americans who participated in the poll about moral acceptability.
That's why when ABC announced its new drama people quickly began to question the glamorization of infidelity.
In an article published on The Daily Beast titled "Hey, ABC, so mistresses are OK now?," Sophia A. Nelson discusses the type of entertainment that has now become acceptable.
Nelson begins by repeating the show's description as being a "provocative and thrilling drama about the scandalous lives of a sexy and sassy group of four girlfriends, each on her own path to self-discovery." Nelson then questions the clarity of the show's statement.
"Okay. So sleeping with married men (and in this case, married women) is now a pathway to self-discovery?" Nelson wrote. "Oy vey! What are we coming to?"
Nelson also discusses other shows, such as ABC's "Scandal," that has similar concerning content. Nelson then ultimately admits her own guilt for having supported some of the controversial content on television.
"I suddenly feel the need to drop to my knees, pray, and repent for gleefully indulging in promoting a show each week ('Scandal') that glorifies adultery, human weakness, human desire, murder, torture, and unbridled passion. I fear that doing so has given the executives at ABC license to now take 'cheating' to the next level by giving us an insider's view into the lives of the 'other woman.'"
Ultimately, Nelson pointed out the influence such entertainment may have on the future.
"We as adults and as creators of entertainment should be careful of the subtle yet powerful messages we are sending to the next generation about love, loyalty, honor, integrity, and commitment," Nelson said.
Nelson is not the only one speaking out. Several organizations, including One Million Moms, have already begun the fight to remove the program from network television.
Elaine Bradley, the drummer from the Provo-based band Neon Trees, also commented on the show's content. Bradley recently tweeted:
"ABC's show Mistresses. Tag line: You can't help who you fall in love with. Um, you CAN choose to NOT sleep with a married man. Just sayin."
Several others on Twitter have responded similarly. Kenzie Ziegler wrote, "The fact that ABC is making a show that glorifies cheating on your spouse disgusts me. #brokenworld."
Actor Jason Winston George, who plays Dominic in the series, discussed the show's content on Huffington Post Live, describing the focus of the plot.
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Morgan Stanley downgraded several stocks in the pharmaceutical sector, dropping drugmakers Valeant (VRX), Gilead (GILD) and Regeneron (REGN) to Equal Weight from Overweight. The firm also downgraded specialty pharmacy Diplomat Pharmacy (DPLO) to Equal Weight and cut its rating on drug distributor AmerisourceBergen (ABC) to Underweight, the firm's equivalent of a sell rating. WHAT'S NEW: Democrats' scrutiny of high drug prices may continue, warned Morgan Stanley analyst David Risinger. As a result, it is hard to predict when Valeant, which generated 14% of its Q2 sales rise from price increases, will see its P/E multiple rise, Risinger believes. The company's lower multiple will hinder its ability to conduct M&A and swap or issue equity, according to Risinger, who set a $200 price target on the stock. Morgan Stanley analyst Matthew Harrison downgraded Gilead, noting that U.S. hepatitis C volume growth has dropped in the last few months. Although Harrison thinks that the U.S. hepatitis C market is still strong, he believes that the data could cause the Street to become concerned about Gilead's fourth quarter and 2016 outlook. He set a $127 price target on the shares. Harrison also downgraded Regeneron, stating his belief that two other drug makers, Alexion (ALXN) and Vertex (VRTX), have stronger near-term appreciation potential. He added that Regeneron has a number of potential negative catalysts, including drug pricing concerns and his belief, based on physician feedback, that the launch of the company's cholesterol drug, Praluent, could miss expectations. He set a $593 price target on the shares. AmerisourceBergen, which provides pharmaceutical sourcing and distribution service to healthcare providers, is the most levered to branded price inflation and that attribute could weigh on the shares, said Risinger, who cut his price target to $93 from $120 on the stock. The uncertain outlook for drug prices could keep the stock range-bound, added the analyst. PRICE ACTION: In morning trading, Valeant dropped 2.3% to $175.50, Gilead declined 1% to $97.26, Regeneron was flat near to $472 per share and AmerisourceBergen slid 1.3% to $93.25.
Amicus plunges after saying unlikely to submit migalastat NDA by year end
Shares of Amicus Therapeutics (FOLD) fell dramatically in morning trading after the company said it is unlikely to submit a New Drug Application for its Fabry disease treatment to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration by the end of the year. WHAT'S NEW: Amicus said this morning that it does not expect to be in the position to submit a New Drug Application for migalastat monotherapy, a treatment of Fabry disease, in the United States by the end of 2015 as a result of additional regulatory guidance from the FDA. The company said it received final FDA minutes from its September pre-NDA meeting and has had more follow-up meetings with the agency this week. Amicus said it plans to further evaluate several U.S. pathways to support submission requesting full approval, including gathering additional data. The FDA requested further integration of extant clinical data across studies, which requires more time to complete, the company said. WHAT'S NOTABLE: On September 15, Amicus Therapeutics said that, following a pre-NDA meeting with the FDA, it was still on track to submit an NDA for migalastat in the fourth quarter of 2015 under Accelerated Approval, which is only available to therapies for severe and life-threatening conditions that address "significant" unmet medical needs. In addition to the NDA submission, Amicus said it would submit for review the protocol for the Phase 4 study confirming "positive" effects of migalastat on gastrointestinal symptoms in patients. ANALYST OPINION: On September 16, Chardan analyst Gbola Amusa downgraded Amicus to Neutral from Buy, citing valuation and the stock's outperformance relative to the NASDAQ Biotechnology Index. At the time, Amusa said that Amicus' shares were near all-time highs and that he saw less scope for outperformance in the near-term. Amusa noted that, ahead of the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use's opinion on Amicus' Galafold, he thinks Amicus would be an "interesting" M&A target for Sanofi (SNY) and Shire (SHPG). Amusa said he sees a positive CHMP on Galafold by November or December, at which time the chances of Amicus getting acquired could increase. PRICE ACTION: Amicus Therapeutics dropped 32.07% to $9.28 in morning trading.
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Today's noteworthy downgrades include: AGCO (AGCO) downgraded to Underperform from Neutral at BofA/Merrill... AIG (AIG) downgraded to Market Perform with $63 target at FBR Capital... AmerisourceBergen (ABC) downgraded to Underweight from Equal Weight at Morgan Stanley... Astoria Financial (AF) downgraded to Hold from Buy at Sandler O'Neill... Capstone Turbine (CPST) downgraded to Hold from Buy at Craig-Hallum... Diplomat Pharmacy (DPLO) downgraded to Equal Weight from Overweight at Morgan Stanley... Fifth Third (FITB) downgraded to Neutral from Buy at Goldman... Gilead (GILD) downgraded to Equal Weight from Overweight at Morgan Stanley... Henkel (HENKY) downgraded to Neutral from Outperform at Exane BNP Paribas... Horsehead Holding (ZINC) downgraded to Perform from Outperform at Oppenheimer... LPL Financial (LPLA) downgraded to Sell from Neutral at UBS... MYR Group (MYRG) downgraded on electricity outlook at BB&T... Orion Marine (ORN) downgraded on reduced dredging awards at BB&T... QTS Realty Trust (QTS) downgraded to Hold from Buy at Stifel... Quanta Services (PWR) downgraded to Hold from Buy at BB&T... Regeneron (REGN) downgraded to Equal Weight from Overweight at Morgan Stanley... Ryanair (RYAAY) downgraded to Hold from Buy at HSBC... T. Rowe Price (TROW) downgraded to Neutral from Buy at UBS... Telekom Austria (TKAGY) downgraded to Hold from Buy at HSBC... Valeant (VRX) downgraded to Equal Weight from Overweight at Morgan Stanley.
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An interview with Express Scripts' (ESRX) Everett Neville hinted at slow adoption rates for a pair of new cholesterol treatments known as PCSK9 inhibitors, spurring Piper Jaffray analysts to weigh in on the matter this morning. REJECTION RATES: In a Reuters interview published Wednesday, Express Scripts VP of Pharma Strategies and Chief Trade Relations Officer Everett Neville commented that two new PCSK9 drugs would not be "budget busters" because most prescriptions for the treatments are actually being denied. Praluent from Regeneron (REGN) and Sanofi (SNY) as well as Amgen's (AMGN) Repatha were approved in recent months to treat high cholesterol, but their $14,000-plus yearly costs have come under fire, including from the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review. "We're seeing a lot of patients who either don't qualify or their physicians are not providing [necessary] information," Neville explained, indicating that use of the cholesterol treatments is coming in at the low end of expectations. ANALYST BREAKDOWN: Piper Jaffray analyst Edward Tenthoff said Neville's statements "validate" his view that PCSK9 adoption rates would be vulnerable to pushback from reimbursers like Express Scripts. Tenthoff added that he continues to see a slow launch for Regeneron's Praluent in particular, especially given the lack of cardiovascular outcomes data. Fellow Piper Jaffray analyst Joshua Schimmer took a more optimistic view, acknowledging the apparently high prescription rejection rate but arguing that the patient pool for the drugs is expected to "grow substantially" once cardiovascular data is released. PRICE ACTION: Express Scripts shares have slipped roughly 0.9% amid broader market losses, while shares of Regeneron, Sanofi, and Amgen are all showing minor declines of less than 1%.
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Express Scripts says many PCSK9 prescriptions denied, Reuters reports
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Certain Perrigo (PRGO) shareholders have requested that company explore a sale, hoping for an alternative to Mylan's (MYL) approximately $25B hostile bid, Reuters reports, citing people familiar with the matter. The pressure represents a challenge to Perrigo's defense strategy, the report says. Some of the company's shareholders view Novartis (NVS), Sanofi (SNY), Procter & Gamble (PG), and Colgate-Palmolive (CL) as potential suitors, the report says.
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NEW YORK, Aug 9 (Reuters) - U.S. liquefied natural gas terminal developer Cheniere Energy has given the green light for construction of the first U.S. LNG export plant in a generation, which is expected to be ready by 2015, the company said in a statement on Thursday.
Bechtel Oil, Gas and Chemicals will now begin construction on the $5.6 billion project in Sabine Pass, Louisiana, that will open up vast reserves of cheap U.S. gas to needy import markets in Asia and Europe where prices for the fuel are many times higher.
The export plant, which will cool natural gas to a liquid for shipping overseas, will be built on the site of Cheniere's existing LNG import terminal which came online in 2008 but has since sat idle as record rises in U.S. domestic gas production dented import needs.
Sabine Pass LNG is expected online nearly 50 years after the Kenai export plant in Alaska - the only other U.S. LNG export terminal - was built in 1969. It will initially comprise two production units, the first arriving six to nine months before the second, the Houston-based company said. Two other units, called trains, are scheduled for 2017 and 2018.
Cheniere has already signed supply deals with buyers across the globe for nearly all the 2.2 billion cubic feet per day of capacity from the four production trains, approval for which was granted by federal regulators in April.
The customers include global LNG trader BG Group, Spain's Gas Natural Fenosa, South Korea's KOGAS and India's GAIL. BG will take supply from the first train and Gas Natural Fenosa will be supplied by the second train.
Cheniere's move to build the export plant comes as U.S. natural gas inventories sit at record highs due to prolific production from newly developed shale gas deposits.
A string of other export projects have been proposed in the United States to supply Europe and Asia.
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Maureen Clark, former owner of the Lighthouse Inn, goes on trial today in U.S. District Court in Bridgeport on charges of defrauding investors of $1.7 million in a scheme to build a resort casino in Mississippi.
The government alleges that Clark, 57, of Stonington and her former business partner, Christopher Plummer of Lyme, obtained more than $1,750,000 from 12 people who thought they were investing in a resort development project in Lakeshore, Miss.
Clark and Plummer are accused of using more than $1.2 millon for purposes other than the investment project. The government has calculated that Clark spent $900,000 of the invester funds on the financially troubled Lighthouse Inn, a New London restaurant and hotel that has since been foreclosed.
Plummer pleaded guilty to wire fraud and is awaiting sentencing.
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Posted: 24 Jul 2013 8:29AM GMT
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Rita Ann Orr, honored by a number of aviation organizations for her pioneering work in aviation, passed away on Wednesday, November 18, 2009 at her home in Faribault, Minnesota.
Rita Ann Bondy was born July 15, 1921 in Detroit, Michigan, to parents Anna and Leo R. Bondy.
She met her future husband, Doctor Burton A. Orr of Faribault in 1943 as student pilots at the Detroit City Airport.
Orr earned her Private Pilot Certificate in 1944.
To pay for flying lessons, she sold rides to people parked along the road to watch airplanes take off and land.
In 1978 she completed Commercial Pilot training and earned a Commercial Pilot Certificate with an instrument rating.
Rita was the first woman President of the Faribault Area Pilots Association and continued to actively participate in all airport activities including, hangar dances, fly-in breakfasts, Youth in Aviation, and the Tree of Hope toy collection at Christmas.
She also was the first woman to serve on the Faribault Airport Board.
Orr was instrumental in getting the runway lengthened in 1980 to accommodate light jet traffic, thus enhancing local businesses.
Due to her unique background, Orr was a frequent speaker, addressing service organizations including Rotary and Exchange Club. She was also invited to give aviation educational presentations at area schools.
After moving to Minnesota in 1948, Orr founded the Minnesota Chapter of the Ninety-Nines, The International Organization of Women Pilots. Amelia Earhart founded The Ninety-Nines organization in 1929. Orr served three terms as the Minnesota Chapter Chairman and subsequently was elected to the office of North Central Section Governor.
In August of 1957 Orr organized the unique "Penny a Pound Airlift" in Faribault. Prospective passengers weighed-in and paid one cent per pound. Proceeds from the airlift went to the Amelia Earhart Scholarship Fund founded by the Ninety-Nines. The event was so successful that by the end of the day exhausted pilots had to stop accepting passengers. The entire event helped to spark community interest and support for the airport.
The Minnesota Aviation Trades Association named her as a "Pioneer in Aviation" with a Distinguished Service Award in 1969.
In 1991 Orr received the coveted honor of induction into the International Forest of Friendship. The International Forest of Friendship is located in Atchison, Kansas, the birthplace of Amelia Earhart.
Inductees are recognized with granite plaques inlayed along Memory Lane. These plaques recognize individuals who have made notable contributions to aviation and aerospace.
Orr is accompanied in the Forest by Amelia Earhart, Charles Lindbergh, the Wright Brothers, Chuck Yeager, and Sally Ride.
Adjacent to her plaque is the memorial plaque for the 10 astronauts who at that time had given their lives in space exploration.
During the 1970s and 1980s Orr was active in the Red Cross Blood Flight Program. During this time she donated her time and aircraft flying blood from outlying areas to Red Cross headquarters in St. Paul.
She personally flew over 300 of the 3500 hundred flights made during that time.
Her superior contributions to the Red Cross Flight program both as a pilot and organizer, were featured in The Minneapolis Tribune Parade Magazine Program April 3, 1983.
Serving as a volunteer pilot for the American Cancer Society during the 1980s she transported daffodils.
Again, she donated her time and aircraft, delivering thousands of American Cancer Society fundraising daffodils to outlying areas all over the region.
Chosen as the official pilot for the governor's campaign, Orr flew Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Al Quie from 1975 until his election in 1978.
In September of 1982, Orr competed in the Minnesota finals for a spot on the U.S. Precision Flight Team (USPFT). Flying her Beechcraft Bonanza she competed against professional pilot and flight instructor Len Christian of Hugo, piloting a C-150.
Orr earned second place in the competition, giving her the opportunity to represent the United States in the international competition in Norway.
In August 1993 Orr celebrated her fifty years as a pilot from her first solo in a Luscombe to flying her Beechcraft Bonanza and subsequently her Cessna 182.
When asked how she came to be a pilot at such an early age she commented, "I always knew I wanted to fly. Other little girls played with dolls, I made a cockpit to play in."
On February 27, 2007 Orr's 50 years of flying was officially recognized by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) with the prestigious Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award. This award acknowledges pilots who have maintained a minimum of 50 years of continuous safe flight. Recipients of this award are recorded on the FAA Role of Honor posted on a special FAA Safety Team website.
Rita continued to fly as an active pilot until early this year marking her 66th year of flight.
The September 17, 2006 issue of the Faribault Daily News Time Out Section featured her on-going pilot activity. During her years as a pilot in Faribault hundreds of Faribault residents credit their first and perhaps only flight in an airplane to her.
Her legacy as a pilot is passed on in her children. William is a private pilot. Janice holds both Airline Transport Pilot and Gold Seal Flight Instructor Certificates. She took up aviation as a career, flying as an Air Ambulance Pilot and FAA Aviation Safety Inspector.
Orr also served the Faribault community for 22 years as a District One Hospital Volunteer. She worked weekly in the gift shop and delivered Meals on Wheels.
She was an avid golfer and bridge player; she belonged to The Book Group, Faribault Women's Club, and was a member of the Monday Club of Faribault. She was also active in the Senior Citizen's Club. At the end of the day she would often say, "Let's just see what tomorrow brings".
Orr is preceded in death by her parents, husband Burton A. Orr of Faribault and three siblings Teresa, Donald and Patrick Bondy of Michigan.
She is survived by two brothers, William Bondy of Michigan, and Lee Bondy of California.
She is also survived by her children Janice (and Patrick) Pelletti, Piney Flats, Tennessee, Cynthia Orr, M.Ed, Faribault, William (and Jenifer) Orr, PhD, M.D., Eagan, Minnesota and three grandchildren, Emily, Rachel and Zachary Orr.
Funeral services will be held on Monday, November 23, 2009 at 10:30 a.m. at the Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour, Faribault, MN
Interment will at Maple Lawn Cemetery, Faribault, Minnesota.
Memorial donations to the Minnesota Chapter of the
of the Ninety-Nines, The International Organization of Women Pilots, for the Amelia Earhart scholarship fund.
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Blog: Wal-Mart India JV responds to calls for lobbying probe
Michelle Russell | 12 December 2012
Wal-Mart's venture in India has moved to distance itself from allegations the US retail giant put pressure on India's government to relax rules on foreign investment in the country's retail sector.
The Indian government is reportedly considering a probe into claims Wal-Mart lobbied the country's politicians. India's government is pressing ahead with a reform of laws governing foreign investment in the retail sector. The new laws will allow foreign retailers to own 51% of multi-brand retail outlets.
The proposals have been voted through India's parliament but have still faced stiff criticism from some politicians and domestic retailers fearful that a wave of foreign investment will hit local jobs.
According to Reuters, Wal-Mart has disclosed it had paid US$25m over four years to lobby US legislators to help them gain access to overseas markets, including India.
The disclosure has resulted in Indian opposition politicians against Wal-Mart expanding further in India calling for an inquiry into whether any of the funds were spent the country.
However, in a statement today, Bharti Wal-Mart, the US retailer's wholesale and cash-and-carry venture in India, said the allegations that a routine US lobbying disclosure form reflects "improper conduct" on its part in India, is "false".
"This disclosure has nothing to do with political or governmental contacts with India Government officials. It shows that our business interest in India was discussed with US Government officials - along with 50 or more other topics during a three-month period."
The group said the disclosures on issues and expenditures are required under US law and that it was not unique to Wal-Mart.
"All organisations which expend more than $11,500 annually on lobbying activities and employ at least one lobbyist must register and file the quarterly reports. Our Washington office naturally had discussions with US Government officials about a range of trade and investment issues that impact our businesses in the US and worldwide and disclosed this in accordance with the law."
Wal-Mart is keen to make its mark in India's $450bn retail market.
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| rosy19 chapter 29 . 12/10/2012
So I know it's been more than 3 years since you updated but I just read your entire story yesterday and I really really like it! I'm glad you finished it! Thank you for writing it.
| June.Louise chapter 29 . 11/2/2009
I'm so glad that you've updated! Haven't read any stories here for a while... Can't wait for an epilouge. :)
| Anadi chapter 29 . 5/13/2009
I can't believe this is actually over and I also can't believe that she did marry him. I was expecting her to put a lot more of a fight, but still it was sweet and I loved the "Summer wore the green dress" part. This really was a great story. I hope you'll still write the epilogue. Thanks for a great read.
| Dogsbody chapter 29 . 5/1/2009
Thank you!Thank you, for giving this story a happy ending.I'm sure Kurt, will appreciate Summer's help in making Anna's tacky jewelry go buh-bye.
| Dogsbody chapter 28 . 5/1/2009
Such a sad I don't think, that in the end,Seth will leave he?BTW, Captain Oats and the Sawhorses?What an awesomely terrible,but cool and quirky(all at the same time) name for a band.:)
| Dogsbody chapter 27 . 5/1/2009
Braile comic book? Enchiladas?Sounds like a case of food poisoning,in the for Anna and Summer?Is there any possible way, they could stay friends?
| Dogsbody chapter 26 . 5/1/2009
Great chapter.I loved the flashbacks.
| Dogsbody chapter 25 . 5/1/2009
Great will become of her?
| Dogsbody chapter 16 . 5/1/2009
Great chapter.I loved how in the last chapter,we find out that Seth plays in a 's just sad,that Summer has built up these walls,which she thinks are protecting are in actuality destroying her.
| kydchino chapter 29 . 4/29/2009
Definantly sad to see it end, such a great story. I'm happy it's not necessarily the end all be all with the epilogue and everything. I was pulling for Summer to be like Carlos on desperate housewives and somehow gain her sight back, but I can dream can't I? I see potential for sequel, only if you'd allow us the joy. But none the less one of the best stories I've read for them, and that's hard to come by since there are so few..Thank you it's been a pleasure reading your work.
| Dogsbody chapter 14 . 4/26/2009
Summer is certainly one pig-headed gal(blind or not).Poor guilt-ridden Anna,hopefully she'll stop beating herself up, over this for the part, with Nurse Walcott?I loved it,so I wish, I knew what adjectives, could best describe it.
| Dogsbody chapter 13 . 4/26/2009
Mein Gott en Himmel!I was just going to say "What a great chappy" and that I loved Seth's "Stop Potato Violence"tee shirt,but having Summer hit her head,in the bathtub?Such a cruel thing, to do especially as a cliffhanger!
P. for updating this story.I'm ashamed,to admit that I had completely forgot,that I had ever read to mention,how much I loved it, the first time I read it.
| BeaBeaBea chapter 29 . 4/26/2009
So I finally remembered my login and came by to leave you the review I promised.
I can't believe that you've come back to this story after so long. Thank you for finishing it. I never forgot about it, and it was always one I came back to read if ever I had an urge. Your characterisation is spot-on and I like the universe you created and how the characters have fitted into it. This ending, while it seems to have come about very fast in terms of development, is fantastic. The acceptance from Anna about Seth and Summer's relationship, and the marriage is wonderful. I'm looking forward to reading the epilogue when you post it.
Thank you again for coming back to this. It's one of the first stories I LOVED and I will always link this story to being in China in 2005- searching for an internet cafe so I could check my emails to see if there had been an update from you :-) I'll be sad when it's over, but I'm so glad that you finished.
| ela05 chapter 29 . 4/26/2009
Two things that made me snort with laughter: Summer's remark about Anna's bad taste in jewelry (because duh) and the "Catamaran Exodus of 2004" (which wasn't a funny event originally but the expression made me laugh).
Other than that my heart was aching during the whole scene. I loved Summer's fear and insecurity and Seth's begging. *sigh* Plus, I'm no fan of huge weddings, I love small, intimate services or even elopements. It think it fit their situation perfectly and I'm glad that's how it happened.
I'm so very happy that you finished this story and I literally can't wait for the epilogue.


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I've built an Android app called "Slap the Mosquito". The game is mostly finished, but I'm looking for sound effects that goes along with the game.
The game is mostly geared for children, so the style I'm looking for is a bright, vibrant, clear, fun style.
In this game a monkey travels the US from state to state. At each new state he encounters different types of mosquitos. The user protects the mosquitos by slapping them away.
There are 6 different mosquitos:
Basic, Prego, Armored, Speedy, Drunk, Exploder
Each mosquito needs the following sound effects:
- Flying x2 - (Made at random times while on screen)
- Attacking x2 - (Made at start of attack)
- Feeding - (Made at start of feeding or during feeding)
- Full - (Made after done eating)
- Slapped x2 - (Sound made when getting splatted).
There is a monkey that you protect that needs:
- Pain x2 - (Made when getting attacked)
- Happy - (Made randomly when at full health)
- Hurting - (Made randomly when at low health)
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