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contains a nearly full page article about CRY on
the Science Watch page of the Sunday Reader section.
Main focus is on SynerGraft but also covers BioGlue
and the core business, freezing and preserving
tissue. Here's one quote. "Within days,CryoLofe's newest
product, SynerGraft--a pig's heart valve stripped of its
cells and reseeded with human cells --will be implanted
in a human patient in Australia. If it takes, it
will be the first time a human has has been
successfully treated with a heart valve partially grown in the
lab. If successful, the company might have discovered
a Holy Grail of medicine--a way to provide millions
of parts for patients without needing human donors.
No longer would patients have to depend on the gift
of strangers or use metal or plastic parts. "This
would change everything," Young said. "It would start a
revolution...that would affect literally millions of
Unfortunately the article is not on the AJC web site that I
could see, but it may be worth your while to read it at
your library, or pick up a copy at a major book store
which carries out of town newspapers.
how correct you are. but hindsight is 20/20. at
the time the company had completed a secondary. for
any developing hi-tech this is great more money for
r&d, product dist. etc. guess what? use of proceeds
where shortly announced to be used as insider options
and incentives!!!! thats when all the analysts did a
downgrade and us suckers were stuck in the middle. that is
when i lost total faith. would not trust or touch this
stock ever again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I dont think its a dog, but I never would have bought at 17.
bad advise, sell the dogs and move on. i bought
this puppy at 17 and sold relucantly at 13. this has
been over a year & half ago. my money went to dclk @70
cmgi @ 69 dell @ 36 & aol @ 80. You do the math, I
only buy in 1k lots or larger. why keep the dogs, do
not try to fight the tide BUBBA, face the
of their facility because they think the business
is going to grow. A doubled staff very likely
translates into much more than doubling of revenue. Granted
that this will occur over the next few years but
construction of the facility starts in January. Seems to me
that this is bullish for the long term investor.
Mr. Retiree- just answer this guy's questions once and for all. I think he/she may be right.
If you need the money sell now and either break
even or walk away with a little money in your pocket.
Dont panic. If Bioglue is turned down now, the stock
may drop a bit, but it will eventually go up again.
The future for this company is very positive. Hang in
there, or dont. Do whatever option causes you less
stress,and whichever option will be less painful for your
financial outlook. Going broke hurts a lot more than
getting rich feels good. If you can hang on just
remember, you only lose money on undervalued stocks if you
sell them.
See post # 576, by Cryolife. If that`s not good enough, I guess you should sell.
What are the differences between the bioglue
patch and bioglue products? There aren't any that I
know of. "Patch" is a descriptor for regulatory
purposes that has been used by other companies. Please
correct me if I'm wrong. If the FDA asked them to
withdraw, isn't that a refusal? If it's not a 510K, it has
to be a PMA (an IDE application is part of the PMA
process) which is definitely a multi year process. No more
spin!! You want the truth...You can't handle the truth!!
You stated that CRY's " 510k application was
refused by the FDA" and that "Bioglue will apparently be
evaluated as a PMA." That is ABSOLUTELY NOT TRUE and I have
verified the information with, not only CRY, but the FDA.
First CRY never had a 510k application with the FDA for
Bioglue. They did have a 510k application for the use of
the Bioglue patch for use in pulmonary applications.
The 510k was not refused, as you indicated, the truth
is that the FDA asked them to withdraw the
application and include it as part of their IDE application
for the use of Bioglue in pulmonary applications
which, very frankly, makes sense and that process is not
a multi-year process as you indicated.
510k application was refused by the FDA. Bioglue will apparently be evaluated as a PMA. This is a multi year process for other companies. Wake up and smell the glue!


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A Taylor County Grand Jury indicted five people on charges mostly related to alleged thefts and drug use when it met Tuesday.
A road that will largely be used for buses at the new Taylor County High School on KY 210 will likely be added to the county road system.
At a special-called Taylor County Fiscal Court meeting Thursday evening, magistrates unanimously voted to eventually bring a roughly 1,000-foot extension of Old Pitman Road into the county road system.
A Campbellsville man was arrested Thursday for allegedly raping a 14-year-old girl.
The Taylor County Sheriff's Office arrested William Wooley, 37, on Thursday on charges of third-degree rape and first-degree unlawful transaction with a minor — illegal sex act, a TCSO report said.
According to the report, TCSO deputies Brian Pickard and Robbie VanCleave investigated the reported rape of a 14-year-old girl.
CU Sports Information
Point (Ga.) University took two out of three over Campbellsville University to claim the Savannah Bracket on Friday.
The No. 1-seed Tigers fell 2-1 in the if-necessary game as they could not score the tying run from third base with one out in the ninth.
Needing two wins to reach their second NAIA World Series, Tiger baseball put a check mark on game one with a 10-0 victory over Point, which entered as the No. 5 seed.
Taylor County's Lady Cardinals picked up their 20th win of the softball campaign while Campbellsville's Lady Eagles knocked off their second 20-win team.
Reagan Pollock had two hits and two RBI while Megan Roberts had two hits in TCHS' 6-1 home win over LaRue County.
Paige Dabney one-hit Cumberland County 4-1 and had a single and a double.
When the waiter first told us someone had picked up our check, I didn't understand him.
"You mean our check is at the counter?"
"No sir, someone paid for it," he repeated.
"Someone paid for it," Lori echoed his words to me, slowly enunciating each syllable like she was talking to someone who had difficulty hearing.
The waiter pointed to the booth next to us, as if I needed further clarification: "They did it," he said.
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Hatem Ben Arfa is facing the sack from Newcastle United after allegedly returning for pre-season training 1.5kg (3lb 5oz) overweight.
French newspaper Le Parisien report that the 27-year-old was fined €2,000 (£1,580) by the club. Newcastle have so far refused to comment on the incident.
Ben Arfa is now highly unlikely to travel to New Zealand as part of the club's pre-season plans, though his future at the club was already looking in doubt after a series of clashes with Alan Pardew.
The Frenchman barely played in the second half of last season, despite once being described as his "match-winner" by Pardew.
Ben Arfa's PR team said it was looking into the matter but have also declined to comment so far. The French paper claim Ben Arfa denied being overweight and that the extra bulk was down to extra muscle.
Newcastle United: Potential transfer targets
Newcastle United: Potential transfer targets
1/8 Emmanuel Riviere
A versatile striker who can also operate on the wings, Emmanuel Riviere filled in admirably for Radamel Falcao after the Colombian star got injured for Monaco last season. Only 24, Riviere would take time to adapt to the Premier League but has the potential to develop into an exciting goalscorer.
2/8 Darren Bent
The former Sunderland striker has had a torrid time since leaving the Black Cats, enjoying just one good season at Aston Villa before losing his scoring touch. With the future of Papiss Cisse still a doubt, Alan Pardew may feel he wants a proven Premier League goalscorer.
3/8 Mohamed Diame
Powerful West Ham midfielder Mohamed Diame is being lined up by plenty of suitors this summer, but appears happy in east London. The Senegalese midfielder fits the mould of strong and fast midfielders who can carry the ball - he has an eye for goal, too
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4/8 Ryan Shawcross
Fabricio Coloccini seems much more settled now than he was back in January but Newcastle still need another quality centre-back alongside their Argentinian skipper. Steven Taylor can often be a liability, while Mike Williamson is no more than a backup. Shawcross has England ambitions and may feel a move to a 'bigger' team would help his chances.
5/8 Jack Rodwell
Jack Rodwell is miserable in Manchester and while he is not good enough to break into a City team containing Yaya Toure and Fernandinho, he is more than capable of starring regularly in the Premier League. It would be a real coup if they could pull it off, but young English talent always costs a premium.
6/8 Bafetimbi Gomis
A long term target of Newcastle, Gomis has the strength and aerial ability that would make him perfectly suited to the hustle and bustle of English football. He sometimes suffers from a lackadaisical style on the pitch, but he has scored more than 20 goals in each of the last three seasons.
7/8 Victor Ibarbo
Quick, tall and strong the Colombian winger prived a constant handful in the Cagliari side last season, though he does drift in and out of matches. The signing of Cabella probably means an Ibarbo deal is unlikely, but should Moussa Sissoko leave, Pardew will need another wide man.
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8/8 Carl Jenkinson
Was mooted to be part of the deal that will see Mathieu Debuchy eventually join Arsenal, the arrival of Daryl Janmaat likely means a deal for Jenkinson is off. Although his game is quite raw, he is young and able to play across the back four, meaning he would become an invaluable squad player were he to sign.
Ben Arfa has just a year left on his deal and could leave on a Bosman next summer.
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Medicines optimisation dashboard
Patients depend on medicines to help maintain health, prevent illness, manage chronic conditions and treat disease. Medicines are such an important part of what the NHS does to help patients and are therefore a very precious resource.
Over the years, much work has been done to ensure medicines-use is evidence based and cost effective. In previous years, there has been a focus on prescribing data (drug cost and volume) relating to drug choice and prescribing. However, until recently, relatively little work has been done outside of the academic setting on how well patients are supported to get the best outcomes from their medicines.
Evidence, both national and international, suggests that medicines use is "sub optimal". That is why we supported and encouraged the development of principles to support medicines optimisation. Led by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society, but developed in collaboration with patients, the medical and nursing professions and the pharmaceutical industry, the principles offer a step change in the way that we think about medicines use in the NHS.
Medicines optimisation is about ensuring that the right patients get the right choice of medicine, at the right time. And by focusing on patients and their experiences, the goal is to help patients to: improve their outcomes; take their medicines correctly; avoid taking unnecessary medicines; reduce wastage of medicines; and improve medicines safety. Ultimately medicines optimisation can help encourage patients to take ownership of their treatment.
NHS England is working with patients, the pharmaceutical industry, royal colleges and others to encourage a range of improvements aimed at ensuring that patients get the support they need to get the most from their medicines.
This dashboard is part of the wider PPRS/Medicines Optimisation Programme, a joint programme of action by NHS England and the ABPI with the full support of Government through the Ministerial Industry Strategy Group. The primary aim of the programme is to improve patient outcomes, quality and value from medicine use, guided by the principles of medicines optimisation, and to create a clinical pull to accelerate the optimal use of innovative, clinical and cost effective medicines which maximises the benefits of the PPRS Agreement.
Recent changes to the medicines optimisation dashboard
Further to the first full revision of the medicines optimisation dashboard in November 2015, following feedback received from users we have refreshed data for metrics where more up to date data is available. We hope this will further help CCGs to understand how well their local populations are being supported, to optimise medicines use and inform local planning. Click on the 'Changes' tab within the dashboard to find out which metrics have been updated.
The dashboard is presented to allow local NHS organisations to highlight variation in local practice and provoke discussion on the appropriateness of local care. It is not intended as a performance measurement tool.
The next data refresh will take place in August.
Evolution and development of the dashboard
Over its lifetime we have been evaluating and adapting the dashboard to make sure that it meets the needs of the people we want to use it. Over the last 9 months the dashboard metrics have been developed and refined based on the feedback you gave us on the prototype dashboard.
In the coming months we will be considering feedback and recommendations we received from two pieces of work commissioned by NHS England. Firstly, we have again evaluated how you use the dashboard and how you would like to see it develop. Secondly, we have consulted with a wide range of stakeholders to discover how the dashboard can help patients get the best outcomes from their medicines. Both of these reports will be published in the next three months. To hear when these reports are published and be kept up-to-date with any developments, please open the dashboard and click on 'Subscribe to updates to Medicines Optimisation Dashboard' on the menu page.
In November we plan to launch a new look dashboard which implements learning from feedback and evaluation and also aligns with the Right Care Atlas of Variation and the Innovation Scorecard. This will make it easier for our users to employ all three tools to help develop plans to ensure that all patients achieve the best possible outcomes from their treatment, wherever they live.
As this is ongoing work, we welcome any feedback. Your comments and suggestions for future iterations can be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com
More information
- Medicines Optimisation (MO) Dashboard
- Medicine Optimisation background
- Medicines Optimisation Dashboard Evaluation Report
- Patient engagement – workshop 2 report
- Patient engagement – workshop report
- Medicine Optimisation principles
- Specialised commissioning
- Summary of Pharmaceutical Price Regulation Scheme Medicines Optimisation National Roadshows
NICE Guidance: The National Institute of Health & Care Excellence (NICE) published guidance on medicines optimisation in March 2015. This guideline offers best practice advice on the care of all people who are using medicines and also those who are receiving suboptimal benefit from medicines.
- Medicines optimisation: the safe and effective use of medicines to enable the best possible outcomes
- NICE Pathway for Medicines Optimisation
Regional Medicines Optimisation Committees
As a first step towards establishing Regional Medicines Optimisation Committees (RMOC), NHS England held a workshop, on 20 April 2016, with a broad range of NHS colleagues, to begin the process of agreeing the principles which will form the foundations of the committees. The main focus of the workshop was for attendees to discuss the following key issues that will underpin the establishment of the Committees:
- What are the principles under which the RMOCs will operate?
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- What does the membership of the Committees look like?
- How will the work plan be allocated?
NHS Clinical Commissioners and NHS England will be working together to take forward the establishment of the Committees. As an immediate next step, we would welcome your comments in relation to the write up of the discussions. Please provide any comments to Phil Thomas email@example.com by 5pm on Friday 20 May.
The 'What is a biosimilar medicine?" document provides key clinical and non-clinical stakeholders with accessible information on how to support the appropriate use of all biological medicines, including biosimilar medicines for the benefit of NHS patients.
It is the first collaborative publication on biosimilar medicines at a national level and has been developed by NHS England in partnership with the Medicines and Healthcare product Regulatory Agency (MHRA), National Institute of Health & Care Excellence (NICE), the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) and the pharmaceutical industry trade associations.
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FILM; Paris for Real vs. Paris on Film: We'll Always Have the Movies
By KRISTIN HOHENADEL
Published: November 25, 2001
PARIS— I'VE been to Paris, France, and I've been to Paris, Paramount,'' the German-born director Ernst Lubitsch once said. ''Paris, Paramount, is better.''
Paris, Paramount, is part of what drew me from America to a room with the Eiffel Tower outside the window. But there are times when I scan the horizon only for rain clouds. Those of us in the ''real'' Paris sometimes forget to look at the view; but the world's filmmakers have never stopped trying to capture its ageless beauty and stubborn mystery; to examine it from every angle, in every variation of its famous light. Whether on the streets of Montmartre or the back lots of Hollywood, Paris has always known how to make love to the camera. And sometimes all it takes to return me to the Paris of my dreams is a long jealous look through someone else's lens.
The first time I saw Paris on film was in Albert Lamorisse's ''Red Balloon'' (1956), the Oscar-winning story of a schoolboy (Pascal Lamorisse) and the red balloon that follows him through his luminous gray Ménilmontant neighborhood. The film has almost no dialogue; people are used sparingly to complement the landscape of empty streets and corner boulangeries, lyrical rows of shuttered windows and long narrow passageways. The red balloon dies a cruel and untimely death at the hands of bullies at the end, and the balloons of Paris whisk Pascal off into the sky.
I always wondered where he went after the credits rolled. On a recent afternoon at an exhibition of architectural documentaries called ''Paris Comme au Cinéma'' that runs through the end of December at the Pavillon de l'Arsenal, a museum of urbanism and architecture, a mesmerizing 1967 documentary called ''Paris Jamais Vu'' played nonstop. In what turns out to be a helicopter tour of Paris, we swoop through the Arc de Triomphe, glide above street grids and squares, brush cheeks with the gargoyles. Perhaps I shouldn't have been surprised to find that the documentary was made by Mr. Lamorisse, as if he had filmed a sequel featuring Pascal's privileged view from above.
Movies have globalized the dream of Paris, but the city has always been as infatuated with its own image as anyone else has. To preserve and celebrate its place in cinema, the city of Paris finances its own film library, the Forum des Images, which contains some 7,000 films about Paris: features, shorts, documentaries, found footage, home movies, advertising and newsreels. The director, Michel Reilhac, said that the film library opened in 1988, after the poet Pierre Emmanuel convinced his friend Jacques Chirac, then mayor of Paris, ''that it was time that a city like Paris should have a place where its own audiovisual memory could be kept and built.'' Mr. Reilhac added that Paris is the only city in the world with such a collection.
''The real great star of the cinema and television is the city,'' Mr. Chirac wrote in 1992, for the catalog of what was then called the Videothèque de Paris. Indeed, Paris is the leading lady in classics like Jean-Luc Godard's 1959 ''Breathless'' and Michel Carné's 1938 ''Hôtel du Nord,'' but films don't necessarily have to be shot in Paris, or on the set of a reconstructed Paris, to be part of the collection. ''It can include films that have been completely filmed in a foreign land, but Paris is so present in the story that it becomes a film about Paris,'' Mr. Reilhac said, citing Fredéric Mitterrand's 1981 ''Love Letters in Somalia,'' the story of a man traveling in Somalia who longs for and dreams about Paris throughout the entire film, and Jean Grémillon's 1942 film ''Lumière d'Été,'' in which Madeleine Renaud plays a Parisienne who follows a man to Provence but longs for the city she left behind, comforted on her lonely mountaintop only by the scent of a Métro ticket -- just like Jean Gabin's gangster on the lam in the Casbah in ''Pépé le Moko'' (1937).
The Forum des Images adds about 100 hours of new material each year and in January will start digitizing its collection (some of which will be available for viewing on the Internet) and compiling a comprehensive database of what Mr. Reilhac estimates are some 50,000 films about Paris or shot in Paris. ''It does make a lot of sense that today a city of some importance should keep visual traces of its changes so as to build its own memory,'' Mr. Reilhac said. ''It's really, truly moving for a Parisian to see, sometimes just in the background of older feature films, how many cars there were, how people dressed, how they walked and behaved. Even the language, the accent, is an incredible memory of those times. Since we have films dating back 100 years, it really is this idea of trying to keep contact with the past.''
Part of that past includes the way Paris has been interpreted by outsiders. The dream of Paris is so ingrained in the world's romantic imagination that one simple shot of the Eiffel Tower shouts romance. And Hollywood has often exploited the city for not much more than its most obvious charms, in movies like Billy Crystal's insipid ''Forget Paris'' (1995) and Woody Allen's superficial ''Everyone Says I Love You'' (1996); more endearing but no less simplistic is the Paris-as-finishing-school-for-tourists of Billy Wilder's ''Sabrina'' (1954) or the adorably dated travel poster of ''To Paris With Love'' (1954), in which an aristocratic Scottish father and son come to Paris for a crash course in ''la vie sentimentale.''


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Everyone must have wanted a house like how they pictured an ideal house would be, the one that would make you feel comfortable while being in there, and light up your mood after a hard day of work. Basically, that's your shelter and a place to relax.
To achieve your ideal house, first of all, you must have one first, either it's a house or an apartment. The size doesn't really matter as long as you have one. Next step is to decorate them. This step is really important because all of the decorations are the things that will make you feel in your home. If the house didn't have any decorations, it might feel and look very plain.You fill your home with your personal things and the things that you like, so it will show who you really are.
Some people are bored with the same things over and over again. Same thing happened with your house. You look at it every day so it often happened that people are bored with how their house looks. That's why you need to do some home improvements to make the house looks fresh again.
Nowadays, home improvement isn't only about to change how the house look. People choose carefully what improvement that the want to do with their house so it could also increase the house's value. Besides that your house will look good, when you sell it, you can get a higher price from those valuable home improvement.
There are a few tips on how to increase the value of your house, like create space, take care of your backyard and garden, and don't forget to do your maintenance. Simple things like a good plumbing system, lights, and garbage can storage would easily increase your house's value.
People produce a lot of garbage in their daily life and it has to be well maintained or there would be a lot of bacteria and stuff that would affect the people, and your house would easily become dirty. That's why garbage can need to be available andeasily access. If you have those aspects, then you could increase the value of your house.
There has to be a garbage can for indoor use to put the garbage after activities that people did in the house and for outdoor use so the indoor garbage has a place to go and so it will be easier for the garbage menor the waste collector to pick them up. You can't let the garbage that is in your house sit too long in the house because it would make your house stink and unhygienic. If you just put your garbage outside your house, it would create the same effect.
What you could do for your indoor garbage can is, of course, put them in the corner probably in every room so you could easily access them. You could do something different with the kitchen. There a lot of design that includes a drawer especially for those garbage cans, it's called trash drawer.
There is a trash drawer that could fit up to two maybe three bins. Of course, it would be based on the size of the drawer and how big your kitchen is. But, it's better to have more than only one bin so you could separate the garbage from wet and dry or organic, non-organic, and plastic. Well, the category is up to you. That is one of the advantages. The other advantage of having this trash drawer is it's located inside the drawer so it could create less stink and make your house cleaner.
The other thing that you really need to think is the location of the drawer. This is one of the disadvantages. If it's not in the right place, it would be hard to access and you might have to go back and forth to go to the drawer just to put away your garbage. Because it's in a drawer, then you have to open and close the drawer every time you want to throw away your garbage. But if you want, you could solve this problem with an automatic drawer opening mechanism, could be a little bit more expensive.
For the outdoor garbage can, you could build a shed for it. The design usually comes with bifold door and flip open lid, for me this is the ideal design. The bifold door will make it easier to move out the garbage bin, a bin with wheels is always a great choice. Meanwhile, the flip open lid will make it easier to throw away your garbage without having to touch the bin. When you make a closed shed, it will also help to keep away all the unwanted animals that wanted to mess up your garbage. Because you make it yourself, you could modify them as you like.


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Serb Determination
The prize for most determined to get to Davos has to go to Serbia's Bozidar Djelic, who arrived just a day after early results from elections on Sunday set off what promises to be a fierce battle over who, Mr. Djelic or rival Vojislav Kostunica, will become the country's next prime minister.
"There's a big value for me being in Davos — I can see [European Commissioner for enlargement] Olli Rehn, and he's a very important guy for Serbia right now," said Mr. Djelic, a former Serbian finance minister who recently resigned from Credit Agricole to run for office again.
Under Mr. Kostunica's outgoing government, Mr. Rehn last year halted European Union association talks with Serbia, because Mr. Kostunica failed to deliver Gen. Ratko Mladic, indicted for war crimes in the 1992-1995 Yugoslav wars, to The Hague for trial. How to handle is the clearest difference separating Mr. Djelic and his Democratic Party, which roughly doubled its vote in Sunday's election, from Mr. Kostunica's Democratic Serbia Party, whose share of the vote declined sharply. "Our government would do the same for Mladic as it did for [former Serbian strongman Slobodan] Milosevic," said Mr. Djelic, who is hopeful Serbia can now restart talks with the EU and secure candidate status by the end of the year.
Due to complex Serbian politics, Mr. Djelic probably has at best a 50% chance of becoming prime minister in the coming melee, but he said he already has a team preparing a series of laws he would want to drive through quickly if he takes power. He also aims to go forward with a range of privatizations already in the pipeline. The largest would be the sale of 25% to 37% of NIS, Serbia's roughly $5 billion state oil company. Russia's OAO. Lukoil has expressed interest in NIS, as have several Central European energy companies, though Mr. Djelic said he hoped one or two Western oil majors would join the bidding too.
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And you also write works that commemorate happy events. Three of the pieces on this program honor birthdays, and one of them will have its premiere at this concert.
It's called "Helga." Helga Siegel lives in Atlanta, and Charles, her husband, wanted to commission a work for her 70th birthday, so he asked me to write it. They're dear friends, and I thought it would be significant to put on this program.
In what ways has being an African-American, in what is considered a predominantly white and European genre, had an impact on your composition -- on the music itself, that is?
I don't know. I've never thought about color and music at all, or genre. The only thing in which color plays a role is opportunity. The real question should be: How do you function in a world of music to which very few Americans listen in the course their daily lives? Art music is what I know. Jazz is art music as well. People have these general notions of what that all means based upon their own personal experiences.
And what has been the impact of life in Atlanta itself upon your work?
The city is very protective in the sense that nobody bothers you. You're not bombarded the whole time by so many events, or noise for that matter. I travel a lot, but I'm always happy to come back here. My friends in "big" places always wonder, "Why are you staying there?" I'm staying here because I'm productive, I've got a community of friends, and my wife -- I met my wife, Lisa, here. And I've had significant work done here. To be able to work over a period of years with one ensemble [like Thamyris] is a gift. I was composer-in-residence with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and at Spelman College, and I've really got a lot of respect within this community.
So why should you go somewhere else?
Exactly. Home is home. And when does home become home? It's not only because you're born there, but because you've spent a significant time growing there. And also, I think more importantly, because both of my parents are Southerners, and they always talked about experiences that they wished I could have. And when they learned I was coming to Atlanta, they were pleased.
They were both from South Carolina?
My mother was from a town called Clinton, which is near Greenville, and my dad from a little town called Ehrhardt, which is in Bamburg County, near Orangeburg. Ehrhardt is a farm town. My grandfather knew everybody in that town. And the people you didn't know, you'd still say hello and wave at them. I remember sitting on the porch at the end of a workday with my grandfather, and he'd see somebody going by in a wagon or a pickup truck [and wave].
A Southern cultural tradition. I would not expect that in New York.
New York is very different. I think New York is friendly, but it's friendly on a need-to-know basis. Like for instance, if you stand in New York on a corner and look like you're lost, two or three people will come up to you and say, "Can I help you? Can I show you where to go?" Other than that, people go about their business. You can be anonymous in New York.
Yet, with family that has Southern roots, you wound up being born in Brooklyn?
At the time that [my parents] went to New York, everyone was going to industrial places for work. They met in New York, and got married in 1938. I was born in 1940.
So as a youngster in Brooklyn you had a particular, let's say, geographical perspective of the world?
Well, no matter when you grow up, you don't travel that far from home. As a teenager, going to Manhattan was a big deal. I mean, when you said you're going to get on the train and go to Manhattan, you'd immediately tell all your friends so they'd be impressed.
Did you have to "get dressed" to go downtown, and spent the whole day there?
Absolutely! That's just my parents. That's from their Southern roots. We had to get dressed to go into town, or just to go shopping. And of course I hated it, and my sister hated it.
But you still wanted to impress all your friends.
Oh yeah, for sure. I got accustomed to that, and years later when I was looking for some part-time work in the summer, I got a job working for a CPA firm just because I happened to have been the only one with a coat and tie on at the interview. [Only] later I found out it was because of that. After high school, I started studying accounting, and they wanted me to stay at that firm because they said I had a future there. I did until I couldn't bear it anymore, because the music thing was growing inside of me, and I eventually quit.
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Hepatogenic differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells in a rat model of thioacetamide-induced liver cirrhosis
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I am an American, and our worst enemy is not Iran, but our ever-growing National debt. If we continue on this same path, we won't have any money left to sustain our military might. With Obama back in our White House, he will cut our military budget by more than half.<quoted text>
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#43 Nov 11, 2012
Your country has been supporting jihadist for years,ask bill clinton.
Paris, France
#44 Nov 12, 2012
You should be more concerned with your abyssimal debt and the crooks that run wall street and the banks that are busy robbing all blind.
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#45 Nov 12, 2012
I agree with you. I also agree with Obama's cutting our military, by about a third.
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OH, Ollie, you are so funny!
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All Muslims are charged with applying the teachings of Islam to remove such idols, as we did in Afghanistan when we destroyed the Buddha statues, he said on Saturday during a television interview on an Egyptian private channel, widely watched by Egyptian and Arab audiences.
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#47 Nov 12, 2012
Who cares what a gob of shit pal of Al Qaeda thinks!
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More Dung from Deng.
#50 Nov 12, 2012
This is just the start. Obama is not a Military friendly President, and there will be devastating cuts during the next 4 years. Iran has just begun their largest air defense drill ever, and their Rev guards and navy has been equipped with thousands upon thousands of high tech anti-ship cruise missiles. As I have said it before, I believe our navy is making a huge mistake by stationing so many of our war ships and sailors inside the Persian Gulf.
#51 Nov 12, 2012
With Obama in power? Are you kidding me?!!!
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#52 Nov 12, 2012
I didn't write it, just posted it from a reliable source.
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#53 Nov 12, 2012
Yes, it is. Time to pay the piper. We do not need the huge military we now have, nor can we afford it. It is time for other Western countries to do their fair share or suffer the consequences.
#54 Nov 12, 2012
What Iran wants is to have middle east be ruled by Amicable rulers who are a peice with their subject ,and with the rest of the world.As of now not a single country in western Asia as well as North Africa who meets minimum requirement of been worth of been member of international community of Nations.
#55 Nov 12, 2012
Iranians, Russians & Cinease love you for that!
Without the United States naval power, Iranians would easily fill that vacuum, and more. The rest of the Europeans don't have the proper juice to take the place of the American might. Not even close!
On the other hand, I do understand your point. We are completely broke, and can not continue on the same path. That simple!
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#56 Nov 12, 2012
At least it can think which is more that can be said for you.
You will always be the dumb american.
Kennyboy kennyboy what crass ignorance and what a fail boy.
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#58 Nov 12, 2012
Get a Job you pathetic islamofascist LOSER
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#59 Nov 12, 2012
Did you think ? No.
You read, you started imagining things, and like a little enraged chihuahua poodle you posted an inane comment using invented words that you don't even know the meaning, a dumb yankee just like Kennyboy.
(as usual)
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#60 Nov 12, 2012
Off Topic Kennyboy, fail...
And who cares about your pissing contest ?
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#62 Nov 13, 2012
Too subtle for you? The point is, the more Iran militarizes the straits the more other countries will work around them, laying pipelines, railways, special ports and offshore facilities, and developing alternative sources of oil elsewhere. Iran just doesn't get it any more than you do. DUH.
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Early gains on Wall Street fizzled out, as fears over imposing a levy on bank deposits in Cyprus overshadowed positive US housing data showing home construction rose in February. The benchmark S&P 500 index was trading marginally lower at 1,550.55, pulling away from near-record levels of last week. The Dow...
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Karma is revenging itself on George Osborne. In last year's budget he trumpeted news that GlaxoSmithKline would spend £500m on a Cumbrian R&D hub as a vindication of the government's innovation policy. But his 2013 address on the state of the economy will come just after AstraZeneca announced it is...
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A Frenchman has given George Osborne a bitter pill to swallow on the eve of his Budget this week, with the decision by AstraZeneca to sharply cut back staff and investment at its historic Alderley Park medicines research centre in the chancellor's English constituency. For more than half a century,...
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George Osborne has been given a bitter pill to swallow on the eve of his Budget with the decision by AstraZeneca to cut staff and investment at its Alderley Park research centre in the chancellor's constituency. For more than half a century, a large drug development unit in the grounds...
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ENRCled the London market lower on Monday as miners dragged the FTSE 100 below its five-year high. Ahead of results on Tuesday, ENRC slid 7.2 per cent to 321.9p amid renewed speculation that it would launch a share issue to bolster its balance sheet. The miner flagged up last year...
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The oil driller Transocean is poised to initiate a dividend that makes Carl Icahn, its largest shareholder with a 6 per cent stake, a winner. It is not, however, quite the gusher he had hoped. Transocean, known for operating the BP rig that exploded in 2010, leading to the largest...
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New York City stores would have to keep cigarettes out of sight under new legislation proposed by Michael Bloomberg, in the mayor's latest effort to curb smoking. Under the proposed law, tobacco products would have to be kept in cabinets, drawers, under the counter or behind a curtain. They would...
19:46 GMT Mar 18 2013 MO:NYQ AstraZeneca revamp to move jobs south
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AstraZeneca is to shift more than 1,000 skilled jobs from George Osborne's Cheshire constituency to Cambridge, embarrassing the chancellor on the eve of his Budget. The restructuring by the struggling pharmaceutical group means AstraZeneca will cut 700 jobs in the UK over the next three years and relocate up to...
19:27 GMT Mar 18 2013 AZN:NYQ Thunderbird ties knot with commercial education partner
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Thunderbird, the Arizona-based business school that prides itself on its international focus, has become the latest US school to sign up with a commercial education company in a bid to extend its global reach. The partnership with Laureate Education should enable Thunderbird to open multiple international campuses, expand its online...
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(March 29, 2011: Calipatria, CA 92233) The Calipatria Hornets the visiting Julian Eagles baseball team by a tally of 10-6 in Tuesday's league bout.
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I agree with Hardons. This would work for white-out. This is actually the opposite of what Post-its do. Nice idea. Maybe if they looked at it from the other direction and wrote on the post it to start or finish a word it would make more sense for the product use.
It really depends on what the sought after message is.
Like a user below stated, a post-it shows what could have happened had the occasion been remembered; whereas white-out simply outlines a mistake that had been fixed.
Substituting that would create a different message entirely.
Post-it notes are generally used to remind yourself to do something. By using it to cover the word in this sentence, it changes the word "forgot", to "got". Because the person used Post-it notes, they remembered to get the flowers for their anniversary.


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Located in Joplin, Missouri, Freeman is a 460-bed, three-hospital system providing comprehensive healthcare and behavioral health services to an area that includes more than 450,000 residents from Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas. Freeman is a physician-driven, community-owned, not-for-profit full-service tertiary care center with over 75 percent of the market share in managed care contracts. Learn about our community.
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Liam Gallagher Really Thinks His Brother Noel Looks Like a Potato
Tme has most definitely not healed all wounds between Oasis' famously fractious duo.
Tme has most definitely not healed all wounds between Oasis' famously fractious duo.
Noel Gallagher says he and his brothers haven't been "on speaking terms since 1996."
The filmmakers behind last year's Oscar-winning Amy Winehouse documentary will premiere their 'unprecedented' look at the Gallagher brothers this fall.
Welsh actor Iwan Rheon said he used the hot-headed former Oasis frontman as part of the inspiration for the loathsome character.
Noel Gallagher is working on his follow-up to last year's 'Chasing Yesterday' -- and maintaining his status as "f---ing totally awesome."
Liam Gallagher giving a video incite to what happens behind the scenes and backstage.
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On July 18,07.2016 a meeting was held between Hon'ble Mayor and MIC Housing, Environment, Fire and Emergency Services, Govt. of W.B. Sovan Chatterjee and Sir Dominic Asquith (British High Commissioner to India) for development of sustainable, low carbon and climate change resilient Kolkata.
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The programme was attended by Scott Furssedonn-Wood (British Deputy High Commissioner , Kolkata), Hon'ble MMIC (Parks & Squares, parking, Sports and Advt.) Debasish Kumar and other officials of KMC


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