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Shire CEO eyes deals, but no urgency to spend AbbVie breakup fee
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Shire PLC's (SHP.L: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) chief executive said he sees no urgency to spend the windfall the Dublin-based drugmaker received when AbbVie (ABBV.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) walked away from a $55 billion takeover bid earlier this year.
AbbVie scuttled the so-called inversion deal in October after changes in U.S. tax rules aimed at preventing U.S. companies from redomiciling abroad to take advantage of lower corporate taxes.
Edwards CEO hopes FDA to accelerate approvals of medical devices
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. health regulators appear open to speeding up approvals of medical devices that currently often reach European markets three to five years ahead of being cleared in the United States, the chief executive officer of Edwards Lifesciences said.
Such a change could help get the third generation of its Sapien transcatheter aortic heart valve replacement (TAVR) to U.S. clinicians faster than previously expected, Edwards CEO Michael Mussallem told Reuters on Monday following the company's business update for analysts and investors in New York.
High rate of lymphoma patients respond to Bristol-Myers drug: study
By Bill Berkrot
(Reuters) – Eighty-seven percent of Hodgkin lymphoma patients responded to a Bristol-Myers Squibb drug that helps the immune system fight the blood cancer, according to data from a small, early stage trial released on Saturday.
The study of Bristol-Myers' immunotherapy drug nivolumab involved 23 patients whose lymphoma had progressed after numerous prior treatments, including chemotherapy, stem cell transplants and the Seattle Genetics drug Adcetris.
Merck immunotherapy drug shows promise against lymphoma -study
Dec 6 (Reuters) – Merck & Co Inc's drug that
harnesses the immune system to fight cancer showed promise in
Hodgkin lymphoma patients whose disease had progressed following
prior therapies, according to data from a small, early stage
trial being presented at a medical meeting.
In the ongoing study of 29 patients, 66 percent had a
meaningful response to the drug, Keytruda, after 24 weeks of
treatment, including six patients (21 percent) who achieved
complete remission.
Addition of Amgen drug boosts benefits in relapsed myeloma -study
Dec 6 (Reuters) – Significantly more patients with relapsed
multiple myeloma responded to a three-drug regimen including
Amgen Inc's Kyprolis than those who got the standard
two-drug treatment, according to results from a late-stage
Patients with the blood cancer who received the Kyprolis
regimen for 18 months also had a longer duration of response and
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U.S. FDA approves Amgen leukemia drug ahead of schedule
By Bill Berkrot
(Reuters) – U.S. health regulators on Wednesday approved an Amgen Inc drug that helps the immune system fight a rare type of leukemia, more than five months ahead of the expected decision date.
The drug, blinatumomab, which will be sold under the brand name Blincyto, was approved to treat a form of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) for which there are few treatment options once a patient has relapsed.
Roche's Genentech defends supply shift for top cancer drugs
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Holding, faces growing pressure over a decision to
allow only a handful of distributors to supply three of the
world's most widely used cancer drugs, a move that prominent
hospitals say will create delays and raise costs.
Genentech in October began distributing Avastin, Herceptin
and Rituxan to hospitals and clinics through six specialty drug
distributors, rather than through drug wholesalers, which
distribute a wide range of medicines, devices and equipment on
an enormous scale. Specialty distributors supply biologic
infusion medicines that often require special storage and
New data fuels doctors' demands to rewrite U.S. heart guidelines
CHICAGO, Nov 21 (Reuters) – Controversial heart disease
prevention guidelines that abandoned specific targets for
reducing "bad" LDL cholesterol are under fresh assault after a
major study highlighted the benefits of taking LDL to very low
Guidelines issued last year by the American Heart
Association and the American College of Cardiology asked doctors
to assess individual patients' risk for heart disease over 10
years based on a complex calculation of risks posed by
lifestyle, family history and other health conditions. Those
deemed at sufficient risk would be prescribed
cholesterol-lowering statins.
Boston Scientific stent succeeds in study aimed at U.S. approval
CHICAGO, Nov 19 (Reuters) – Boston Scientific Corp's
next generation Synergy heart stent succeeded in a pivotal study
that will be used to seek U.S. and Japanese approval of the
device, according to data presented at the American Heart
Association meeting in Chicago on Wednesday.
The ultra thin Synergy drug eluting stent, featuring a
bioabsorbable polymer coating that dissolves once the drug has
been fully delivered after about three months, proved comparable
to the company's widely used Promus Element Plus stent in key
measures, achieving the main goal of the non-inferiority trial.
Novartis heart failure drug provides host of benefits: study
CHICAGO (Reuters) – An experimental heart failure medicine from Novartis that previously showed it reduced death and hospitalizations also curtailed worsening of symptoms, need for additional therapy and emergency room visits, adding to evidence that it will become the drug of choice once approved.
A lengthy list of additional benefits including significantly fewer intensive care unit stays from treatment with the drug, LCZ696, in the Paradigm-HF study of 8,442 patients called were presented at the American Heart Association meeting in Chicago on Monday.


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Sam Fisher is back in the last Tom Clancy game for this console generation in Splinter Cell: Blacklist! Not a lot of folks were big fans of Splinter Cell: Conviction and with word of veteran voice actor Michael Ironsides being replaced for a younger model to voice Sam Fisher, people were concerned about Splinter Cell: Blacklist. So how did Ubisoft do for Sam's send off?
For a Tom Clancy game, Blacklist has one of the most approachable storyline ever: a terrorist group known as "The Engineers" conducts a terrifying attack on a US airbase in Hawaii. All the Engineers want is for the United States simply to pull all troops out of every foreign country in the world. Too easy, right? If the Engineers demands are not met, an attack of monumental size will happen once a week on the US. Of course, the President calls in Sam Fisher and the 4th Echelon team to figure out who this organization is and bring them to justice. Just that simple: no surprise triple and quadruple story twists that require several years of being a part of the Special Forces and Intelligence community to understand. Go get the bad guys, save the US. Definitely, off to a good start. Without Michael Ironsides voicing Sam, Fisher just seems like another gruff super soldier on a team of elite intelligence agents and shooters, but the few issues with the story can be forgiven because of the gameplay.
Many stealth games usually get one facet of gameplay correct: if the stealth is top notch, your screwed if you have to start shooting, and vice versa. However, the gameplay for Splinter Cell: Blacklist is a delicious blend of stealth action gameplay that gamers have come to love with the Splinter Cell series and a surprisingly smooth third-person run-and-gun shooter. Each mission in Splinter Cell: Blacklist gives you points for three separate playstyles: ghost, for non-lethal stealth and sneaking past guards unnoticed, panther, for stealth killing troops after an alarm has been tripped, and lastly, assault, which is when Sam breaks out the grenades and "goes loud". This gives the player the option to sneak through a majority of the game without having to kill a single person, always a nice challenge for stealth game masters like myself.
Another nice touch with Splinter Cell: Blacklist is their changing guard patterns. A good number of stealth games depend on learning guard patrol routes and being able to simply memorize the single fixed path guards will be going along. However, after an attempt or two of sneaking around, the game will randomly throw a different patrol route into the mix, adding a guard or two, or changing conversations topics and lengths between two talking guards. While this only occurs once ever three or four restarts, it's just enough to throw you off going into the same repetitive pattern after the sixteenth time you're trying to get through a checkpoint.
The gameplay isn't perfect as I had some pathing issues with guards being stuck pointing in a certain direction or not starting their patrols when they were supposed to. A perfect example of this is that there are a series of checkpoints where guards are fitted with a chip that allows them to pass through doors and laser tripwires unharmed. Upon the start of a checkpoint, the guard who was supposed to move through the door allowing me to grab him from behind and use him as a giant skeleton key wouldn't start his patrol, forcing me to restart the entire mission in hopes of breaking the glitch (it worked).
Blacklist also has persistent role-playing elements where you gain money for each mission completed, allowing you to outfit Sam and your headquarters with upgrades, such as allowing Sam to see all the collectibles in a level at medium range, unlocking a variety of black market weapons, and even allowing Sam various armor, gloves, boots and even goggle options. Unfortunately, if you're playing the game even with a remote level of skill, you will unlock a majority of essential upgrades in a matter of missions without breaking a sweat, as you not only gain money from single player, but from the variety of multiplayer modes…
…which brings us to multiplayer. If you're looking for getting your money's worth with sheer content, Blacklist has it in spades. Not only does Splinter Cell: Blacklist set you up with eleven campaign missions, but you also have another twenty co-op and single side story missions and both a legacy version and reboot of Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory's legendary "Spies vs. Mercs" asymmetical multiplayer. One side plays as the mobile stealth ninja spies from a third person perspective, while the other team spawn in as slow, plodding juggernauts called Mercs that play from a narrow first person perspective. The mercs are slow, but heavily outfitted, while the spies can climb the walls and use speed to their advantage to take objectives and kill enemies. This makes for a breath of fresh air from the typical multiplayer shooters we've come to know and love.
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After graduating from Ithaca College in 1982, Dr. Corona received his medical degree from NYCOM/NYIT in Long Island, New York. He did a general internship at Southeastern Medical Center in Miami, Florida, and his residency and fellowship at SUNY Upstate Medical University. He did an additional fellowship at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology in Washington, D. C. Dr. Corona also served as Chief Resident at SUNY Upstate Medical and as Co-chairman of the Chief Resident's Association. Dr. Corona completed his MBA at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
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moreExplore the controversial subject of cannabis therapeutics for HIV/AIDS patients!Cannabis Therapeutics in HIV/AIDS provides a scientific view of the benefits of marijuana in helping to increase appetite, ease the symptoms of HIV/AIDS, and improve quality of life for patients. Dr. Ethan Russo, editor of the Journal of Cannabis Therapeutics, has assembled a collection of first-rate information from clinicians, researchers, and patients. Based on scientific research, this book offers insights into how using cannabis has helped patients deal with the symptoms of HIV/AIDS. This informative book contains:
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If you live in Chicago, Los Angeles, anywhere in Mexico or near a large Mexican population you've probably heard of paletas. If you haven't heard, they are some of the most delicious summer treats one can enjoy. Made with fresh, frozen fruits in dairy or water base, these lovely popsicles aren't just for kids. Recently, I made my husband run ...Read More »
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I grew up drinking guava nectar, my first real introduction being rare, but exciting trips to a Puerto Rican corner store with my mother. She would spoil me with tiny bananas, coconut candies and other goodies not found in our neighborhood stores. Opening up a can of Goya drinks, be them mango, pera (pear), or guyaba (guava) would evoke a keen sense of exotica in my mind. ...Read More »
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Wolf Willett remembered too late that Flaps had always had a cold nose. Now it found the back of his neck, and with a girlish shriek, Wolf sat bolt upright in bed and regarded her with bleary eyes. There was only a faint glow of daylight from outside.
"Got me again, didn't you?" he said to her.
Flaps grinned. This grin had always been one of her great charms, and it did not fail to do its work now.
Wolf melted. "Time to get up, huh?"
Flaps laid her head in his lap and grinned again, looking up at him with big brown eyes.
"Right now?" he asked, teasing her.
Right now, she replied, thumping her tail against the bed for emphasis.
"All right, all right." He moaned and swung his legs over the side of the bed.
Flaps celebrated her triumph with a little golden retriever dance, throwing in a couple of squeals of happiness.
"Okay," Wolf said, standing up, "but me first." He headed for the bathroom, but somehow one leg seemed shorter than the other; he missed the bathroom door and bumped into the wall. "Whoof," he said to Flaps. "What did I have to drink last night?" He shook his head and stretched his eyes wide open, but the dizziness, not an unpleasant sensation, remained. He groped his way into the bathroom, using the walls for support, and peed, holding on to the toilet with one hand.
Flaps rewarded him with a little kiss on the ass.
"Jesus!" he screamed, jumping away and grabbing the sink for support. "You really know how to wake a guy up, don't you?"
Flaps grinned and did her little dance.
"Just a minute, all right?" He splashed some water on his face, brushed his teeth too quickly, and tossed down a couple of vitamin C's with a glass ofvery cold water from the tap. He grabbed a bathrobe from the hook on the door and headed back to the bedroom in search of slippers. He was navigating better now, but as he proceeded out of the bedroom and across the living room he found himself moving slightly sideways, crablike, in order to maintain his course. Light was creeping across the valley below the house, across the suburbs of Santa Fe, but the interior of the house was still dimly lit, and in the kitchen he turned on the lights, squinting against the glare.
Flaps waited impatiently for him to get coffee started, then watched, rapt, as he poured her a dish of dry dog food. She ate daintily, as befitted her gender, while he got an English muffin into the toaster and rounded up butter and jam. He drank directly from a plastic container of fresh orange juice and returned it to the refrigerator, sighing as the sweet juice made its way down.
"Want to go out now?" he asked her.
To his surprise, she trotted across the room and scratched on the door that led to the guest wing of the house.
"That's not the back door, dummy," he railed at her, shaking his head. "It's this way, remember? The way you've gone out every day of your life?"
She scratched on the guest wing door again.
Wolf kept that part of the house closed and unheated until a guest arrived. "I think you must be as hung over as I am this morning." He slapped his thigh and whistled softly.
Reluctantly, Flaps followed him to the outside kitchen door and, when he opened it, bounded outside.
Wolf left her to roam the hillside, sniffing for coyote markings among the pi¤ ons, and returned to his breakfast. He ate slowly and with a nearly blankmind. He did not think of the night before, did not try to remember what he drank, did not think of anything much until he remembered that he had to go to Los Angeles this morning. He looked at the clock on the microwave: just after seven. He calculated the time to the airport, time for the trip, time for the ride to the office. He'd be in L.A. by eleven; time for a sandwich at his desk before his meeting at two. It was Tuesday; he'd get six or seven hours of work in with the editor today and a full day tomorrow, then on Thursday he and Julia would have Thanksgiving dinner with their friends the Carmichaels.
Flaps, her ablutions completed and her survey of the property concluded, scratched on the back door.
He let her in, and she went straight to her cedar-shavings bed and settled in for her morning nap; she was as much a creature of habit as he.
Wolf shaved in the shower, using the mist-free mirror, then toweled himself dry and used the hair blower on his thick, graying hair. He still felt a light buzz, felt oddly free of worry; they were approaching completion of the new film, and he was usually nervous as hell at this point in a production, but today he couldn't think of anything to worry about. He was on automatic pilot as he dressed, doing the things he did every day. He slipped into freshly starched jeans and into the soft elkskin cowboy boots that added an inch and a half to his five-foot-nine-inch frame. He was the same height as Paul Newman, he told himself automatically, as he did every morning of his life, and, he reminded himself, the same age as Robert Redford. He wondered for a moment whether he would rather be the same height as Redford and the same age asNewman. It was a close call.
He slipped into a silk shirt and a cashmere sweater and, on his way back to the kitchen, retrieved a sheepskin coat from the hall closet. It would be a chilly morning, but he would shed both the outer garments before arriving in L.A. He took along a light blazer for the city.
As he came back into the kitchen, Flaps hopped out of her bed and went again to scratch on the guest wing door.
"What could you possibly want in there?" he demanded, and got a grin for an answer. "Listen, you," he said, shaking a finger at her, "I'm leaving Maria a note telling her you've already been fed, so don't try and get another breakfast out of her, you hear?"
Flaps looked suitably guilty, but she knew very well she'd be fed again by the housekeeper, who melted at the sight of her.
"Be good," he called out to her as he left by the kitchen door, "and don't eat the mailman." If an intruder ever actually got into the house, Wolf knew her plan would be to kiss him to death.
He opened the garage door, tossed the blazer onto the passenger seat of the Porsche Cabriolet, then eased into the car. It was like climbing into a deep freeze. He started the engine, and as he let it warm up, he thought of going back into the house and seeing what the dog wanted in the guest wing; it was unusual for her to display an interest in that part of the house when there were no guests on board. "Oh, the hell with it," he thought. He backed out and started down the driveway, taking it slowly, since there was still snow there from the last bit of weather they'd had. The four-wheel drive of the car kept it nicely in the ruts of the driveway, and the main road out of Wilderness Gatehad been plowed days before. He passed through the gate of the subdivision and headed down into the town.
There was little traffic at this hour of the morning, and Santa Fe looked beautiful with the low sunlight on the adobe houses and shops. Everything was adobe in Santa Fe--or, at least, stucco painted to look like adobe--and it reminded him a little of an English village in which all the houses were built of the same stone. The common building material gave the little city a certain visual harmony.
Wolf always felt grateful that he had chosen Santa Fe as a second home instead of Aspen or one of the other movie-colony favorites. It was harder to get to from L.A., but that kept out the riffraff, and anyway, he had his own airplane to get him there and back faster than the airlines could. Never mind that Julia didn't like the single-engine airplane and usually insisted on taking the airlines, when she couldn't hop a ride on somebody's jet; he liked flying alone. Today he would think about "L.A. Days," the latest Wolf Willett production, written and directed, as usual, by Jack Tinney. The film wasn't right yet, a
Successful Hollywood movie producer Wolf Willettis stunned when he happens to read his own New York Times obituary--victim of a sordid triple homicide amid a steamy méage à trois with his young bride and best friend. Who's the corpse? Who wants him dead? And why has Wolf blacked out the entire evening of the grisly crime?
Unfortunatly, the Santa Fe D.A. thinks Wolf has all the answers. With the means, the motive and an inexplicable memory loss, he is promptly arrested--star suspect in a murder case that's making headlines from coast to coast. Then another murder complicates the scenario. With help from hot shot criminal attorney Ed Eagle and with New Mexico's death penalty as an incentive, Wolf races to clear his name--and dodge the real killer--in this thrilling novel of mazes, mystery and murder.
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Published the week of May 2, 2011 in the early edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the work of an international team of researchers that included Fungal Genome Program head Igor Grigoriev, as well as several members from the DOE JGI, compared the genomes of two rust fungi to identify the characteristics by which these pathogens can invade their plant hosts and to develop methods of controlling the damage they can cause. The team led by co-first author Sebastien Duplessis of the French national agricultural research institute (INRA) worked on the poplar leaf rust fungus while a team led by co-first author Christina Cuomo of the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard and Les Szabo from Agricultural Research Service USDA and University of Minnesota worked separately on the wheat and Barley stem rust fungus. The two-genome consortia joined their efforts to compare the genomic features of the two rust pathogens to reveal the role they play in infecting the host plant and acquiring nutrients.
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A 27-year-old Morton woman has been sentenced to nearly 5 years in prison for starting a fire at a Redwood Falls trailer park earlier this year. Kimberly Marie Cloud pleaded guilty to 1st-degree arson in Redwood County Court and 2 other arson charges were dismissed. She was sentenced to serve 58 months in the state correctional facility in Shakopee and was also ordered to pay over $24,000 in restitution. The charges against her stemmed from an incident this past January at a trailer park on Elm Street in Redwood Falls. Cloud apparently used rubbing alcohol to ignite a mattress in the mobile home from which she had been evicted.
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Can't execute CMD / Powershell scripts from Workflow project with errors
Hi All
I doing a VMware deployment project of VM's from a workflow.
I have done some SQL integration to pull data from vCenter, so far so good.
The workflow generate a CMD file and save to disk with alot parameters to pass to a powershell script, which is executed from the workflow generated CMD file. Works fine. All is generated correctly.
I tried out the WF generated CMD to run it by hand, everything is working perfectly. The VM is deployed as it should be.
My problem is to execute this CMD file from workflow:
1 -I tried "Execute Batch" : Result PowerShell hangs in the of the script.
2 -Then tried "Execute Process and Wait" : Result script is running OK, but workflow throw an application error.
Standard Error has been checked and checked
Runned with cmd.exe / c ... and without
No luck.
The CMD is a simple script:
PowerShell.exe - file c:....\NewVM.ps1 para1 para2 ..... para15
A simple thing, but giving a lot of grey hairs.
Can someone help me FAST, PLEASE.
Thanks in advance :o)
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I have powershell working using the Execute Process and wait component. On the file name option I have the full path to the powershell.exe "c:\windows\system32\windowspowershell\v1.0\powershell.exe" and under the argument field I have the full path to the .ps1 file created.
I would also double check your execution policy on the server to make sure it's remote signed or unrestricted.
Just another note on this... the Execute Process/Execute Process and Wait components are basically just "wrappers" for the Process and ProcessStartInfo classes in .NET's System.Diagnostics. If you google "ProcessStartInfo powershell", you'll see some C# examples of people getting it to work in C#.
You can then translate the arguments and stuff to your inputs to the components.
Hi All
I tried b3tts32 suggestion, and all parameters are passed fine to the ps1.
The virtual machine is created completly as specified in workflow, but after ps1 script has finished the workflow goes into application error.
log file says the following.
Error,25. juni 2013 08:52:23,System.Threading.ThreadAbortException: Thread was being aborted.
at LogicBase.Core.ExecutionEngine.AbstractExecutionEngine.RunComponent(TLExecutionContext context, IData data, IOrchestrationComponent comp)
at LogicBase.Core.ExecutionEngine.AbstractExecutionEngine.RunEngine(List`1 executionQueue)
I have tested some more.
I changed the powershell script to a simple "echo script", then it runs fine.
I seems like a timeout error of some kind.
During the run assignment of to disk of VM the workflow goto an error, but the script continue to run as normal. So the error occurs in the middle of a powershell script line, where no powershell error occurs.
The component doesn't give any option to set timeout time
If you've got this running in a Workflow type project, drop a "Switch Workflow to Async" component at the start of the flow. It may help with the timeout issues.
If your project is really just a "workhorse" and there's no tasks (or actual workflow specific items) in it, move everything to a Decision project. Or you can deploy the Decision as an EXE and have a workflow project invoke that (if you do have workflow items). You have a few options to get around the timeout if you have to.
I dropped the idea of using script inside workflow, now it's getting way to complicated.
I very sad that workflow should give so much headache for a simple script to execute.
Will try to use server side task generated from workflow.
The server task is now generated fine.
Only the execution of the task missing.
Need some valid XML to input to execution component.
The client side task XML in the related video, doesn't work with server side task
Anyone know how this should look.
I use a webform project since I don't need any process manager tasks to be involved in the deployment of the VM.
I have tried all combinations of standard output options, no luck there.
Tommorow I will go down another lane. Using Altiris Task server to execute.
- I have allready made a dynamic way of creating a server side script task from workflow.
- Manually executing this task from the console work perfectly.
- Now i'm just need to get the execute task component to work properly in WF.
I think it's something about the inputXML string, I need to change from the example thats in a video in here.
So I need to figure out, how Execute Task webservice work for a server side script task compared with the client side script task. Any suggestions ?
Problem solved:
If the collection part is removed from XML string, then server side script works.
XML input should look like this:
<minWaitTime>1 minutes</minWaitTime>
<maxWaitTime>1 minutes</maxWaitTime>
<minCompletion>1 %</minCompletion>
Now the deployment of VM is stable and works every time.
The actual problem wasn't anything about tasks or execute process component.
It's was about the default executetimeout in web.config that was exceeded.
The default is 110 seconds and my workflow project runs for 45 minuttes at least.
I added the executetimeout to 3600 seconds after publishing my project.
Problem solved.


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