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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Perlstein Lab PBC, a San Francisco-based public benefit corporation whose mission is precision orphan drug discovery, just closed a $2 million seed round. The round was co-led by the clinical-stage orphan drug developer Retrophin, Inc. and the Wilsey family, which is personally affected by an orphan disease.
One in 12 people suffer from an orphan disease, yet 95% of orphan diseases have no FDA-approved drugs. At the current rate of 10-20 new orphan drug approvals per year, it will take another 450 years before drugs are approved for all orphan diseases. Perlstein Lab's scalable platform generates patient-specific small-molecule orphan drug candidates by combining: (1) patient mutation data, (2) high-throughput screens of genome-edited primordial disease models, and (3) lead optimization and validation studies in genetically matched patient cells. The successful cystic fibrosis drug Kalydeco, which was developed by Vertex Pharmaceuticals with financial contributions from the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, proves that specific mutations can be targeted and suppressed by small molecules.
First, Perlstein Lab customizes primordial disease models for orphan disease patients by editing the genomes of yeast cells, worms, fruit flies and zebrafish strains to express patient-derived mutations in the ancestral versions of human orphan disease genes. Although most preclinical research currently uses laboratory rodents, basic researchers have used non-mammalian "simple model organisms" for decades to elucidate fundamental aspects of human biology. Drug screening with genetically personalized fruit flies was key to the development of the approved thyroid cancer drug Caprelsa, which was developed by AstraZeneca with scientific contributions from the laboratory of Dr. Ross Cagan.
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In the wake of wildfires this year that burned 4 million acres nationally and damaged or destroyed 1,055 homes at a cost of about $1.4 billion to the government, the House passed the Restoring Healthy Forests For Healthy Communities Act on Friday by a vote of 244-173, largely along party lines. This bill seeks to create "healthy forests" by in essence getting rid of them as it would expand commercial logging on national forests and place limits on environmental reviews about the effects of timber-cutting projects.
In other words, the bill lets the commercial logging industry have access to more trees and get to cut them down, too.
Under the Restoring Healthy Forests For Healthy Communities Act, the limits on timber harvest levels nationwide would be more than doubled, increasing from the current limit of 2.5 billion board feet for sale to about 6 million board feet. Such a change would have a dramatic impact on California's 18 national forests. About 22,000 acres are now logged but 5 million acres could actually be harvested.
Republicans contend that the measure will create jobs and otherwise benefit rural communities. About a quarter of the money from timber sales is to go towards schools and other services.
Democrats pointed out that the bill simply threatens California's forests. Under the Restoring Healthy Forests For Healthy Communities Act, logging and road building would be allowed in areas that are now without such. Wildlife will surely be disrupted as a result. Even more, the bill could curtail public reviews of proposed timber-cutting projects to assess their impact on the environment; a Republican-sponsored amendment that would waive judicial reviews of timber salvage projects resulting from wildfires was also passed.
Republican supporters of the bill argue that clearing forests is necessary to halt deadly forest fires. "As the board feet harvested out of these forests has declined, the acreage incinerated by forest fires has increased proportionately and contemporaneously," as Rep. Tom McClintock (R-Granite Bay) said in the Los Angeles Times.
McClintock's district includes Yosemite National Park, where this past summer's Rim fire (the third-largest blaze in California history) burned 256,895 acres and was the third-largest blaze in California history; he certainly has reason to have heightened concerns about wildfires. But clearing forests can actually leave land more vulnerable to fires.
As Grist points out, forests play a part in the management of deadly wild fires on the scale of this past summer's Rim fire. Some wildfires serve a purpose:
By taking a hard-line approach to fighting every wildfire, Americans have inadvertently created unnaturally incendiary conditions. Leaf litter, woody detritus, and dense stands of trees that would be cleared out by frequent fires build up, then explode into infernos. Meanwhile, scores of small trees that flourish in the absence of regular fires can damage ecosystems and hog water.
What's really needed is to adequately fund the Forest Service not only so that it can fight wildfires but prevent them. As Rep. Jared Huffman (D-San Rafael) observes, Republicans have been slashing the Forest Service's budget and its fuel load reduction productions at a time when drought, climate change and other factors have lengthened firefighting season. Firefighting costs now take up 40 percent of the Forest Service's budget, versus 13 percent in the past.
President Obama has indicated he will veto the Restoring Healthy Forests For Healthy Communities Act and the Senate is highly unlikely to pass it. "Bills that undermine bedrock environmental laws or turn over large swaths of federal land to private ownership cannot pass the Senate or be signed into law by the president,'' said Keith Chu, a spokesman for Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), chairman of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee.
Wildlife, including the black bear and other species, would surely be affected by the loss of their habitat if commercial logging in the U.S. forests grows. A recent study in Science magazine found that when forests in Thailand became fragmented after trees were cleared to make way for farming and roads, some native species of mammals died out in 25 years.
A bill like the Restoring Healthy Forests For Healthy Communities Act that establishes mandatory production quotas for timber is a step in the wrong direction and yet another example of Republicans putting political (and commercial) interests ahead of science, at the expense of the U.S.'s forests.
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The GOP of today does not seem to care for anything anymore except big business, big ag and themselves! How can a decent party change like that in so little time?
WTF is with the GOP? Believe it or not, I remember when the GOP was the loyal opposition, supporting good jobs, the environment and, at least on a local level, social causes. Where oh where did the jokesters ow running the GOP come from and why weren't they stopped?
We need to start harvesting Republicans for their methane.
By lighting even more fires?
The republicans ONLY think money and whatever creates money. How to get it or more is not important...........
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It is absolutely essential that Obama veto this train wreck of a bill. Irresponsible timber interests want to return us to the days of the 1980's when the forests were being cut down at an unsustainable rate. This is ultimately self-defeating for loggers who would put themselves out of work eventually as opposed to practicing reduced sustainable harvesting for an indefinite period of time. But it quickly pads the pockets of their bosses who literally cut and run.
Restoring healthy forests for healthy communities? What a cruel joke! Once again leave it to Republicans to come up with a lie that is 180 degrees opposite from the truth. The end result of this bill would be neither healthy forests or healthy communities, just faster profits for the timber beasts.
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• Including the postseason and All-Star Games, Johnson has thrown more than 68,000 pitches in his career, perhaps none as famous as the one in a 2001 spring training game when he hit a dove that made the fatal mistake of flying between the mound and the plate just after the Big Unit released his pitch to San Francisco batter Calvin Murray. "Three feet ...
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SALEM – With an increase of $1.6 million anticipated in the coming year, Salem school officials said things could have been much worse in light of recent changes to the state retirement system.
On Nov. 3, Salem Superintendent Michael Delahanty shared details of next year's proposed $60.7 million district budget with School Board members at Salem High School.
"Given what we've experienced in the past, I think this is a very modest increase," Delahanty said.
The district expects to spend $785,620 in retirement costs next year: of that amount, around $762,000 is attributed to recent legislation shifting retirement costs to the school district.
During last year's school facilities audit, the district came up short, with about $10 million in deficiencies noted in the high school alone. Delahanty said about $500,000 would be needed next year to meet ongoing routine maintenance needs in the district's aging schools.
On the brighter side, the district has been able to save money in several other areas last year, with further savings anticipated in the coming year.
Concessions made during the district's most recent collective bargaining agreements will result in an expected $20,231 cost decrease next year, while several students have transitioned out of the district's special education program, accounting for another $450,485 in savings.
District-wide prudency with utilities will reduce the schools' electrical bills by an expected $122,703, and Delahanty said the district was able to reduce its costs per kilowatt by renegotiating the existing electrical contract.
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"For those people who think it's foolish for students to be using these, they don't understand what calculators do today. These aren't your grandfather's calculators, these are very sophisticated machines," Delahanty said. "We're looking for new ways to use technology all the time."
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Corey et al. describe two experiments with transport of gas constituents through porous media (providing data consistent with their revised model) that contradict widely accepted models. One of the experiments presents previously published data and the other describes new data obtained by the authors. Three additional experiments are presented (one representing new data) showing that self-diffusion of pure liquid water occurs in response to a temperature gradient, contradicting theory that diffusion of a single-specie fluid cannot occur, and showing that the sum of diffusion fluxes do not sum to zero in the general case. The measured diffusion of water was proportional to the gradient of the vapor pressure, which is a well-documented measure of the kinetic energy of water.
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Spectral Roman armies where seen marching into the sea during the World War II Watches. The area around Richborough was a Roman port during the occupation and the Roman Fort was very important strategically. Though the fort originally overlooked a port, it is now two miles from the sea.
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The castle is reputedly haunted by a revenue collector that was killed and then had his body thrown into the moat. He supposedly haunts Scotney seeking revenge on Arthur Darrell, once owner of the castle and the poor mans murderer. Read More »
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News and Thanet issues. Ramsgate Margate and Broadstairs are the three main towns on The Isle of Thanet situated in the far southeast of England. I run the bookshop in Ramsgate see www.michaelsbookshop.com I publish over 100 books about the history of this area click here to look at them.
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Ramsgate Maritime Museum to open this weekend
10 comments:
- Readit said...
Will never be late for a train now.
- April 30, 2012 9:27 p.m.
- Readit said...
Following a recent announcement that the Ramsgate - London train journeys will be reduced to 60 minutes, does this mean it will now be 54 minutes 19 seconds?
Will the Ramsgate meridian line be reinstated in front of the Clock House?
- April 30, 2012 9:32 p.m.
- Michael Child said...
I assumed it was somewhere under the cobbles, unless it got nicked
- April 30, 2012 9:34 p.m.
- Readit said...
I think it was made of brass and as you say "got nicked" along with the band on the bandless-stand. I think any replacement should be brass tinted glass fibre or concrete.
- April 30, 2012 10:23 p.m.
inside the clockhouse i think.
- April 30, 2012 11:31 p.m.
Well, Ramsgate always did seem out of time with the rest of the world. Now we know why.
But won't this cloick setting confuse the hell out of visitors?
Perhaps that is the idea ... like those who bought apartments in Royal Sands off plan all those years ago.
- May 01, 2012 6:37 a.m.
The line was only ever inside the building and was indeed made from brass. It was stolen in the 1970s but accurate measurements had been taken, so it would possible to recreate it. The comments about Ramsgate's own time and people missing trains are history repeating themselves - we never seem to learn!
The signs advising people on the difference between RMT and GMT were originally put up in 1848 to avoid confusion when Ramsgate adopted GMT. The Trustees of the Harbour were threatened with at least one law suit from a gentleman who claimed he had missed his train by relying on the Harbour Clock, which no longer told the 'correct' time.
This is just one story that the museum can tell - we are looking forward to being able to share them with residents and visitors again.
The museum will need volunteers to help bring it back to life - all those interested can come for a look round and an informal chat this weekend. Come at Ramsgate Time, or your own good time - everyone welcome!
Just ask for Michael (there are several!) - one of us will be there to help.
- May 01, 2012 12:25 p.m.
- Michael Child said...
Mac this is a story of two lines.
One on the inside an advanced sundial, called a meridian dial this consists of fine line, usually on floor and a shutter by a window with a small aperture in it. The line was orientated to point due south and the aperture positioned such that at local solar noon, the small patch of sunlight passing through it would cross the line.
The other used to be on the ground outside the Clock House and showed the Ramsgate meridian
- May 01, 2012 4:04 p.m.
- Readit said...
I think it is a great idea to show Ramsgate Mean Time, after all a museum is all about history and RMT is part of it. What does it matter if you are 5 minutes early and as for confusing visitors,it may just make them notice the museum more.
- May 01, 2012 6:49 p.m.
Didn't all ports have their own time in the dim distant past, I seem to remember Bristol time being behind. London time.
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:lol: I I agree :lol:Posted August 31, 2012 6:25 pm
I predict………I predict that Wladimir Knocks Out Wach
Hey kid blast….wanna go for the salami ??? Wach is the lucky guy that is fighting Wladimir …when Wladimir gets 'old'……Wach by KO…or decisionPosted August 30, 2012 8:52 pm
huh ???Posted August 30, 2012 8:50 pm
European fights …their time…come on at or about two oclock in the afternoon ..central standardtimePosted August 30, 2012 8:49 pm
brandon…how old is Wladimir Klitschko…..forty ??? ok maybe not..but he's closer to forty than he is thirty five….
Forty or so…..is when you just slow down…and lose a step or a half…..maybe Wach is the guy that is there when those birds come home to roost
We know Klitschko will be very prepared….but that's nothing new….I'd say Wach will be as tight and trim as god will allow him……so…it should be interesting……lotsa thunderPosted August 30, 2012 8:47 pm
I love this guy…Wach….great rapier sense of humour……Hope he can stand and deliver….I;m on his side….no disrespect to Wladimir Klitschko
philly shell
For Wach's sake, i hope he watched Wlad's fight with Lamon Brewster dozens of times. Brewster only won because he quit trying to box and just threw everything he could at Wlad until something landed. That seems to be Wach's only chance.Posted August 30, 2012 8:40 pm
OK…I'll bet two Kg of shaved Hungarian Salami…on Wach…win or koPosted August 30, 2012 8:38 pm
Or…is this gonna be a cupla decades old version of the rope a dope….Wlad lets the big Wach get winded…as Wlad has great defence….and Wach does the 'george foreman'..and can't swing anymore at or about round six…seven..eightPosted August 30, 2012 8:36 pm
Of the two Klitschko lads….Wladimir is considered the least agressive. Without the fear of being overwhelmed….maybe Wach can get in a few…..all it takes is one.Posted August 30, 2012 8:34 pm
hey Wach….go for the knock out…..Bradley knows what happens if you just get the nod over a media darlingPosted August 30, 2012 8:30 pm
philly shell
I'm not entirely disagreeing with you, but keep in mind the Klitschkos already beat just about everyone in the Top-10. So it's either young blood, or rematches of fights that were not close enough to merit rematches.Posted August 30, 2012 8:30 pm
Wlad going to bound Wach face are you kiddin me? plz.Posted August 30, 2012 7:43 pm
Wach is certainly no Chuck Wepner.. He's not slow at all.. His defense isn't horrible.. And he has a fair jab, just not a great jab like Wladimir has.. Wach sets his combinations up real well and sits down on them — that was the biggest difference between Wach and Fields, who were nearly the same size. Fields has no explosive power and doesn't drill combinations, but for some reason he was really confident going into their fight. Fields did tag Wach with some nice jabs and some full steam straight lefts, but they didn't even draw a blink from Wach, so it was just a matter of time … Wach's best chance is attack Wladimir like Corrie Sanders did. But Wladimir couldn't clinch at all for Sanders – and today he clinches like a bear trap. So it's a matter of Wach getting close enough to rip combinations and staying far enough away to keep from being grabbed and hugged to death.. Wladimir will probably jab the crap out of him though, and get to him with that great right hand and left hook. I make Wladimir an 8-1 favorite, because Wach is so big, strong, and tough, doesn't know how to lose a professional fight, and is going to be pumped as Hell.. He's the kind of guy, like Sanders, who will go for broke.Posted August 30, 2012 5:26 pm
This guys talkin bout chins? This guys chin reminds me of that old cartoon character "The Tick"…. when he stands straight up? his chin is way past his front feet….Posted August 30, 2012 4:53 pm
>and believe me
Why should we?Posted August 30, 2012 4:03 pm
He'd need an enormous sense of humor and a screw loose somewhere to believe he has a shot in Hades against Wlad. Not that Wlad is unbeatable. But I've seen this guy fight. He's slow as mollases, has horrible defense, and no jab. He's is made-to-order for Wlad.Posted August 30, 2012 3:01 pm
somehow, this may look interesting on german television. Wlad may have to fight if he can't hurt this guy's chin.Posted August 30, 2012 2:45 pm
At least both boxers will be approximately the same size.Posted August 30, 2012 2:16 pm
can we expect a good show?Posted August 30, 2012 10:54 am
Right Kid Blast… If you were a spy captured by enemy forces, Wach is not the guy you'd want to see in the interrogation room. Especially if he was setting up a water board in there.Posted August 30, 2012 10:22 am
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I am a bit nervous as a Klit fan. This guy is huge and has bigger chin than Jay Leno. That said, Klit is better at finding a chin than anyone Wach has faced as Tark accurately points out. Klit KO.Posted August 30, 2012 9:35 am
Kid Blast
I'll say this. If I ran into Wach and Valuev in a dark alley, I'd break the 100 yard dash record. Those guys should go to Hollywood in their next life.Posted August 30, 2012 9:26 am
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Also the neck. The Pole who whipped Glen Johnson's ass had a pin head on top of a thin neck and he still took Glen;s best shots.Posted August 30, 2012 9:16 am
Kid Blast
This dreadful mismatch is a Polish Joke, no?Posted August 30, 2012 9:15 am
Tommy Boy
Another EZ Klit win against a nobodyPosted August 30, 2012 9:01 am
WLADIMIR OVER WACHPosted August 30, 2012 6:47 am
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knock him out babyPosted August 30, 2012 6:15 am
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He-he! Mariusz Wach will eat those words up when he is up in the ring and will face Wladimir Klitschko. There is a reason that Wladimir is the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world and best heavyweight in the world and that is becouse he dominates his opponentts but then again evrything can happen in boxing and one good punch can change it all. Still 202 cm tall Poland born Mariusz "The Viking" Wach (27-0-0 KO's 15) undefeated rewcord is not direct filled with impressive fight victories but to his credit he have knocked out 2 known contenders like Tye Fields (TKO 6) and Kevin McBridge (KO 4), and captured some small title belts like TWBA, WBC Baltic, and WBC International heavyweight titles to his record. But he is 32 years old and not directly a super young challanger and not enough to make him to that "thretning opponent" for Wladimir on the paper but I feel that Wach mabey is alot more then his record so far tells us and that he can puch and press Wladimir to his limits so I look forward for this fight.Posted August 30, 2012 4:13 am
This guy is going to get dealt with bad. I can reach that chin from here. Round three or four KO for wlad. Win against another bum, how proud you must be!Posted August 30, 2012 3:56 am
Just because a guy has a jutting chin doesn't mean a thing. Doesn't mean he can't take a shot on it. A strong chin often means a better bite, and a great bite, and a great set of chops, often means a sturdier chin. Most of the head shots you take land on the cheek, ear, temple, nose, forehead, top of the head, about anywhere but the chin. But Wladimir will be better at finding Wach's chin than anybody he's ever faced.Posted August 30, 2012 2:09 am
It's Me, Ernie…
I agree, for a part time fighter he sure had Vlad's number. Way too fast, slick and just out fought him. Before Vlad could reset, there was already another big punch in his grill. Classic…Posted August 30, 2012 2:02 am
Wach has a "perfect" record because he beat Kevin McBride last year – a 39 year old washed-up pug who has one win in 7 years! Even is Wach is good (I admit I have never seen him fight), how would fighting the likes of Tye Fields or McBride prepare him for the challenge of a Kiltschko?Posted August 30, 2012 12:27 am
Well you need to get informed because Thompson and Mcline both had longer reach than Wlad. I think Ray Austin had the same reach as him so your comment has been rendered void. Not tryin to be rude.Posted August 30, 2012 12:23 am
Yeah Wlad will topple this guy easily, it`s no real challenge. Wlad has always done well against the big guys too because they offer him the obvious target and he always tags them eventually. I think Wlad has also come into his own with aggression and clearly believes in his power these days. Short but painful night for Wach I`m afraid.Posted August 30, 2012 12:20 am
If Wach hangs that huge jaw out there, Wladimir is going to tag
Wach vs Wlad is interesting because for the first time Wlad is looking up and taking on a guy who is taller with a longer reach. This has never happened before. Wach does not have the skill or athletic ability of Wlad but who has??? Wach has a perfect record, smashed at least two other big men brutally and has never been knocked down or hurt in 29 fights. He is a good big man. Not great but good and that will make an interesting fight.Posted August 29, 2012 11:25 pm
You know? There were a tremendous number of heavyweights in the past who didn't beat anyone good to get a title shot.. How about Jean Pierre Coopman, Alfredo Evangelista, Richard Dunn, Chuck Wepner etc.? The deal is, guys just try to build an impressive undefeated record and get a big money title shot.. Or else the Heavyweight Champion picks somebody to fight out of the blue because they have a good record, are popular, or they're easy to beat … It's been going on for generations.Posted August 29, 2012 10:31 pm
I don't see a lack of African-Americans.. Deontay Wilder is 24-0 with 24 KO's.. Joe Hanks is coming up and Tomasz Adamek is afraid to fight him.. Seth MItchell is undefeated and coming on like gangbusters.. Bryant Jennings totally dominated a former Heavyweight Champion … When these guys break through they definitely will make a bigger impact than any American in the last decade … and there's more on the way.Posted August 29, 2012 10:18 pm
Mercer would not KO Arreola in the first round. That's just talking out your bottom. First of all, Mercer lost a UD to Jesse Furgeson, a worn out pug who lost to Anders Eklund. Mercer was extremely lazy and inconsistent. Mercer was whipped by 43-year-old Larry Holmes. Arreola would probably go the distance with Mercer in a very tough fight, because he's lazy too. Chris has the height and reach on Ray and is a little quicker with his hands, but that fight could go either way. Mercer was super tough, but not quick or crafty, and neither is Arreola particularly, but he's very tough. Mercer was better than guys like Tommy Morrison, who had 2 left feet, but he never beat a really talented young heavyweight outside of Damiani. Ray caught Damiani with a lucky shot when he was way behind on points. Ray was the number one contender a couple times. Arreola was up there once, and was way overrated at number one, but he's nowhere now. There are better heavyweights around who could beat Mercer.Posted August 29, 2012 10:01 pm
So by your reasoning it only matters the color the fighters skin on how good they are?Posted August 29, 2012 9:36 pm
the heavyweight division is poor now because of the lack of really good African Americans boxers in the division, Arreola and Tony Thompson are two of the best american since 5 years now and that two guys will never be into the US top-10 by the past, and believe me; the prime Ray Mercer will destroy Arreola in one round! and the prime Mercer was not into the top-5 in america 20 years agoPosted August 29, 2012 9:19 pm
Wach is a little taller than McCline, and his reach is 82″ … He's Almost 6'8″ and actually looks down at Wladimir.Posted August 29, 2012 8:46 pm
Whenever you have 2 dominant Heavyweight Champions, ruling for 9 or 10 years running, you can run out of heavyweight challengers — especially when cowards like Valuev, Povetkin, and Boystov won't fight them.. Look at ANY Heavyweight Champion in history who got into the teens in title defenses—and you see the lack of impressive challengers they had to choose from. Joe Louis fought Jack Roper and Tony Galento back-to-back, and they had over 60 losses between them. They were pathetic.. Ali fought Leon Spinks who had 7 fights.. Holmes fought Marvis Frazier who had 10 fights.. There is actually more talent today because there are more countries worldwide gearing up their boxing programs for Olympic and other competitions, and professional training programs are expanding — because Europeans love Boxing as much or more than Americans these days …. That's where all these huge heavyweights are coming from, Europe, but in the last couple of years America has begun to take up the slack, and we'll be seeing the results soon.Posted August 29, 2012 8:42 pm
"and being the first fighter that can look directly into Klitschko's eyes"
I didn't ask why isn't this guy isn't fighting these others guys. I'm asking why hasn't he FOUGHT any of them? I mean he has an unblemished record and is going to get a title shot, yet he has somehow bypassed the ENTIRE top-10. That's the equivalent of going from the minor leagues to suddenly having a starring role in Game 7 of the finals at the professional level.Posted August 29, 2012 8:19 pm
Hi Genius – the "biggest" (literally) name on his list of opponents is Tye Fields! He has also fought Kevin McBride a year ago. This qualifies him for a title shot? You must be a serious boxing fan!Posted August 29, 2012 8:18 pm
" why have I never heard of this guy? " … maybe because you are not a boxing fan … you just a pretender who manage to use keyboard on random web site?Posted August 29, 2012 7:52 pm
Why hasn't this guy fought: Fury, Arreola, Chagaev, Boystov, Helenius, Pulev, Haye or Adamek? … Fury and Pulev are busy now, Arreola still not ready, Chagaev and Haye been beaten and did nothing to gain shot at Wlad again, Boytsov is unwilling to step up and Adamek is still sharping his skills. It has to be two to the dance, the biggest disapointment so fat is Povetkin who acts like Wlad does not exist.Posted August 29, 2012 7:50 pm
Wach will win by KO!Posted August 29, 2012 7:32 pm
Why hasn't this guy fought: Fury, Arreola, Chagaev, Boystov, Helenius, Pulev, Haye or Adamek? He leapfrogs the entire heavyweight Top-10 and scores a title shot? WTF? I'm SO tired of this! Would someone PLEASE stop this from happening! Oh yea, that "someone" is US, the boxing fans.Posted August 29, 2012 7:20 pm
Wach looks and fights nothing like Eklund… Eklund couldn't box, punch, defend, or move… Besides Witherspoon, Damiani, and Bruno also beat Eklund very easily, so he was no great shakes even in Europe.Posted August 29, 2012 7:19 pm
why have I never heard of this guy? maybe because he is in his 30's and never beaten (or fought) a top-rated current heavyweight. this fight seems to be a joke.Posted August 29, 2012 7:07 pm
Wladimir only lost 3 fights, aside from fights he's had with his brother, but all 3 ended in KO losses for him.. I don't if Wach has a Vitali-like chin, but he seems to absorb punches with ease.. He's never been down … It must be remembered that none of the heavyweights who beat Wladimr were good boxers — but they were all very rugged guys who could absorb a lot of punishment without flinching. At 6'8″X250 and a neck that doesn't quit, Wach fits that mold.. He's probably the biggest, tallest man Wladimir has ever fought and has better and more sophisticated weapons then the guys who stopped Wladimir.. MW moves and circles well, sets and fires combinations much better than Tomasz Adamek, and exudes ring generalship. So for my money ti's going to be a very tough and entertaining fight.Posted August 29, 2012 7:05 pm
wow that guy has a face that screams lifetime of PED abusePosted August 29, 2012 7:02 pm
Anders Eklund! He kind o' resembles this feller.Posted August 29, 2012 6:59 pm
Whose that big white guy tim witherspoon koed in the 90's? It was back when Euro's were just getting into the sport in a big way.Posted August 29, 2012 6:56 pm
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Wach has a chin that sticks out by a mile. Wlad will have no trouble hitting the target. Wlad wins in 2 rounds if Wach is lucky lol…..Posted August 29, 2012 6:35 pm
This guy Wach will be exposed very badly. People will again fault Wladimir for fighting bums. Wladimir WILL knock this man out in the 2nd or 3rd round. That you can take to the bank. Really. No kidding. This is a total mismatch. Wladimir could beat this guy with the jab alone. When he drops the right hand, it will be goodnight. BET ON IT !!Posted August 29, 2012 5:53 pm
This guy looks terrifying in this pic but having Youtubed him he looks a bit fat and very slow. This guy has very little chance of catching Klitschko. Tye Fields taking you 6 rounds isn't a great record imo (the Cuban guy that lives in Ireland ko'd him in 1 round.)Posted August 29, 2012 5:26 pm


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Black rice sushi, Kangaroo, Camel,Beef tongue & Escolar! Try them all. All my favs. Great atmosphere, music is awesome, mixologists making the drinks are fantastic. One of my favs when Im in town.
The skinny geisha drink is very refreshing
Great place to go with a group of friends for sharing plates. Quick service. On the casual side - great Friday after work spot. iPads for cocktails and specialty roles!
Happy hour 5-630:-) $1 oysters
Everything is so good! Love the black rice sushi, alligator, etc. Definitely try a few different things.
Camel Kangaroo Sushi on Black rice Escolar in an amazing sauce. Incredible food & drinks! Great atmosphere This has become a MUST when Im in Chicago.
Camel Kangaroo Sushi on Black rice Escolar in an amazing sauce. This has become a MUST when Im in Chicago. And the mixologist is fantastic
Spicy tuna roll. Love it. Love that they do half rolls (4 pieces), too.
Happy hour...beef skewers, sushi roll and $1 oysters. Thoroughly recommended.
I liked the lunch options, especially the crispy duck leg!! So tasty.
Best shrimp tempura sushi and order the spicy tuna with black rice 👌 ramen was very average have had better ones.
Get your own bottle.
I go here for the lunch special bento boxes and they have great happy hour deals.
Love the miso soup here. Really good spicy shrimp roll. $1 oysters after work!
Great Rolls, Great Sake!
The mushroom sushi was really great.
Gluten-free eaters who haven't gotten to enjoy ramen this winter are extra lucky with the option of gluten-free noodles. Read more
Don't try the ramen. They have no idea how to make the broth!
Wayyyy over priced for the quality. Sunda like prices definitely not sunda like quality.
Black rice sushi is the best. Love the spicy tuna roll and the truffled tuna. Just as good when ordered take out style.
Everything is delicious. Sushi with asparagus is my favorite. Be sure you still have room for a milkshake.
Dance music meets one of a kind sushi (and dessert) you can't experience anywhere else. You can't mess this up.
The black rice sushi sampler and truffled tuna appetizer are must-haves.
Give server your card and ask him/her to bring the best BBQ and sushi on menu course by course. Best way to experience Union. Peter the bartender on 2nd floor is very friendly. Leave him a nice tip!
Go for the alligator and uni ice cream
Black rice sushi is outstanding
The Cider Mule is a must have! Drink a few of em! You will be happy.
Get the Cold Cider Mule! Then get another! You will be happy.
Best sushi ever
Truffle tuna. Do it.
Offering one free dessert during Uber Chicago's CHILOVESuberX, 9/20-9/22.
Try the black rice sushi! Or, the collard-green wrapped rolls.
The lamb was succulent! Chef Chao was very personal and showed his passion for his work. The taste - ambiance and the price make this a must stop for anyone.
Best sushi this side of the Mississippi
Hokkaido roll is one of the best. Get it with black rice. Grilled scallop, avocado, masago-mayo, roasted pepper, jalapeno, garlic, wrapped in soy paper.
Say hello to Adam at UpBar! Or Peter or Ken...
$1 oysters, $2 beef filet, $4 shrimp tempura rolls during happy hour!


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Articles, Film News, Gallery, Interviews, Les Misérables, Press Comments Off on Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway Cover 'Celebs'
Scans courtesy of Hugh Jackman Fan Site.
With many thanks to Jody, HJF now has scans from a Les Misérables feature article in Celebs. The issue was published in January and contains interviews with Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway along with details on some other cast members. It's worth checking out if you want some more background information on the production of Les Mis.