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Throughout the entire season, Neosho senior Garrett Wood made a point to lead the young Wildcats cross country boys team. On Saturday at the MSHSAA Cross Country State Championships, Wood made one last statement to the team on his way out.
Wood pushed all he had to the center of the table and ran the 5K in 17:06.42, good for 61st in the strong Class 4 field. For Wood, the effort was just as much about showing his young teammates how represent their town.
"I had a great season just working with the boys and getting them up there, getting them ready for when they're racing by themselves," Wood said. "I really enjoyed it. Ran some really good times. I enjoyed my race today."
Meanwhile, teammate Amber Bates, a junior, represented the girls with a run of 21:18.46, good enough for 117th place.
"Those hills are pretty killer," Bates said with a laugh. "It's my first time being here at state, so I really didn't know what Iwas getting into. My first two miles I surprised myself with my times, but when we got over here to these hills …
"It's definitely one of the hardest courses I've ever ran on. It shows that I need to do a little bit more hill work for next year."
Being the first time at the state championships for either runner, Wildcats coach Tom Thorne said he was pleased with the effort of both runners throughout the entire season.
"They were prepared, they ran well, they came to run," Thorne said. "We've progressively gotten better this year, and Garrett's been a tremendous leader for us, bringing our young guys along this year. The future looks pretty good for us, and we have to thank Garrett for all of his leadership.
Amber, she's really done well and we're real pleased with her. We were pleased that we were able to bring a couple of the kids to see what was going on and the (NHS) administration was very helpful in allowing us to do that."
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Friday morning and we are all loaded up to start the trip.. Nice and cool for a change.
Climbing up I-15 north of Helena
Since we have been over much of the terrain before, we were struggling to take photos of new things. Here is a sign we have seen in a lot of rest areas in Montana
Friday night, Daisy Mae Campgroun in Ft. Macleod, Alberta. Grilled pork chops, mashed potatoes and a salad, plus a modest bottle of wine. We bought a bunch of BC wines once we crossed the border, but I must admit, we were struck by the Canadian prices. As Sarah would say, YIKES!!
Day 2, now west of Calgary, it is going to be a crazy day. Yes, those are the Rocky Mtns in the distance, but Banff and Jasper were a zoo. If we return, it will not be on what was characterized by one campground host as the busiest camping weekend of the entire year.
How about a 20 minute wait just to get to the entrance of Banff? Unbelievable.
A wildlife crossing of the highway in Banff.
Nice view of a glacial remnant
It was hard to find a place to pull over, and fuggetabut taking a hike. No way was there room for an SUV towing a small trailer to get to park at a trailhead. Just crazy.
Nearing Columbia Icefields
Columbia Icefields. I think we need to take folks like Denny Rehberg to places like this and ask him what he does NOT understand about global clmate change. This is where the glacier was in 1908
Some people walking on the glacier
A nice view of a glacial remnant.
This was a multi-mile animal view jam east of Jasper. Some big horn sheep.
Night 2, in the Hinton, AB KOA campground
We loved this sign. It is at the lower end of the Big Horn Hwy, north from Hinton to Grande Prairie
A bit of rain provided good lighting.
Headed north on AB #40
See the strip mine in the center of the photo. Canadians can do just as good a job of screwing up their coutryside as US Citizens
If there was any doubt which way to go in the SW corner of Grande Prairie
The Giant Beaver in Beaverlodge
OK, 1100 miles from Bozeman and we are finally to the start of the Alaska Hwy.
51 more miles up the Highway to Lake Charlie and the Rotary RV Campground
It is Roger's birthday, but he has to SPLIT the steak.
North of Ft St. John, just wide open spaces and billions of trees.
Lots of gorgeous Fireweed.
Flowers at the Visitor Center in Fort Nelson, BC
Indian Head Mountain.
Pulling into Tetsa River Services, that claims to be the Cinnamon Bun Center of the Galactic Cluster.
Our campsite. They have to run generators to provide electricity, so the lights are off at 10 pm.
But in the meantime, it's pizza night, cooked on pizza stones on the grill.
Despite the bugs outside, Susie is a happy camper.
Breakfast on Tuesday morning: Dave Ball: Eat your heart out!!
Parked near Summit Pass, the highest point on the Alaska Hwy.
Summit Lake
Pulled off, looking at the descent from Summit Pass.
A Stone Sheep ram, very similar to our Big Horn Sheep
A view up the McDonald River, coming down from Summit Pass.
We saw several caribou today. This was a female.
As we descend toward the Toad River, some mountains to the south.
The hat collection in the Toad River Lodge.
Something we have to do a fair amount of: stop at the few and very far between gas stops. Here is the Toad River Lodge. I think regular, the only kind available, was $1.59 CDN per liter. Exchange rate is about $1.04 US to the $1 CDN. You do the math, at ca . 13 mpg, due to all the climbing.
Muncho Lake
A view back up the road.
We took a short walk around First Wye Lake at Watson Lake, took us about 40 minutes.
Finally, the Infamous Sign Forest. It is something to see. This photo is for our friends in East Tennessee.
Day 6 and we are underway, west of Watson Lake. Lots of folks collect rocks and spell their names out. Can you figure out what this says?
A view of the Rancheria River heading toward the mountains, and ultimately, the Beaufort Sea.
The scenery ain't ALL like this, but it was pretty good today.
Another view thru the windshield.
In about 40 miles of fog, as we approach Teslin. This is the Nisutlin River flowing into Teslin Lake, the longest bridge on the Alaska Hwy. Teslin is about the only place to get gas between Watson Lake and Whitehorse. So many Mom and Pop places are out of business.
The top of a small dam over the Yukon River
Since we got to Whitehorse early, we thought we would take a short hike/walk thru Miles Canyon (of the Yukon River). The water was lovely.
Hiking back to the foot bridge over the Yukon River.
The RV Park we are staying in. The place is very nice.
And finally, for today, one of the many flower baskets at the Hi Country RV Park where we are "camped" for 2 nights
This is a view of our "campsite" which does not look too crowded right here, but then, this is one perspective.
THIS is another perspective. The rear of our little trailer is to the right of the photo.
One of the Cinnamon Buns we picked up at Johnson's Crossing of the Teslin River yesterday, and now, it is part of today's breakfast.
What do you do on a rainy morning on a layover day? Both of you work on the Madison Gallatin Chapter (of the MT Wilderness Assoc) newsletter. Susie is the official editor, and Roger is the generator of BS.
OK, after a morning of shopping, and car washing, it is time to get some exercise. The Greenways in Whitehorse are terrific. This was a great one along the Yukon River in town.
Susie pausing for a bit.
Closeup of the fireweed. While cloudy, it did not rain on us all afternoon.
This guy was working on a totem. Pretty cool, and it smelled great.
Finally, the Klondike sternwheeler. Actually, this was built in the late 1930's and only stayed in service until the mid-1950's. The city of Whitehorse has 3/4 of the entire population of the Yukon Territory.
Morning of Day 8, after a night of rain, the weather sucks, but that is life.
Did Roger forget to put the cap on the sewer pipe again?? Thank goodness it is tied on.
The non-existent views are pretty disappointing.
Classic Alaska Hwy, with a sliver of Kluane Lake showing in the lower right
Dropping down to Kluane Lake
We talked to a ranger in Kluane NP, and she recommended the Sheep Creek trail. A view from the start here. (Getting our trailer back on the one lane road to the trail head was pretty interesting.)
Susie hiking thru boreal forest. Not many views at the start.
But thngs are getting better as we climb.
Finally a good view
Susie capturing the scenery with the Slims river on the valley floor.
Looking up the valley of the Slims River into Kluane,
Note the tongue of a glacier on the left side of the photo.
The Cottonwood RV Park, on the shores of Kluane Lake. Very nice small RV campground
Roger hooking up to power
The view from just outside our campsite.
Hey, dinner by the lakeshore. Chicken, Peas and Couscous
It's the morning of Day #9, and at least some of the snow capped peaks in Kluane National Park have revealed themselves.
It's raining, and there is a nice rainbow.
The passenger has this view to the rear.
While I was pumping gas near Destruction Bay, Susie was photographing Kluane Lake
A creek flowing into the lake.
A nice reflection on a lake, along the stretch of really bad road on the Alaska Hwy.
A view thru the windshield
Another view of a lake along the way.
Susie's photo of fireweed along the lake
My sister is always wanting wildlife photos, so this was the best I could do this day, An immature seagull
This is a test section of Hwy near Beaver Creek, Yukon, where they are studying techniques of how to mitigate damage from frost heaves on the highway.
Mountains and Black Spruce, the "stick trees" that comprise the Taiga.
We got to Tok about 1:15 pm Alaska Time, staying in the Tok RV Village. It did not get very full overnight. Tomorrow, we head for Anchorage.
Day #10, Tok to Anchorage: We have just left Tok and it feels like we are still on the Alaska Hwy, even though we are on the Tok Cutoff. Rolling thru the early morning. Most mornings we are up by 5:30, have had breakfast and roll by 7:30 am.
A pond on the left side of the road, and here is a female moose. She was moving thru the water quickly and we got some pretty good video, which we are not going to upload because with slow internet connections, such would take all afternoon
She looks like she has caught up to her youngin.
A context photo. You can see the moose over in the meadow.
We have driven around the west side of Wrangell St Elias National Park (our country's largest) something like 4 or 5 times, and this was the first time we have gotten a decent view of Mt. Drum, which dominates the skyline of this part of the Park
Some Trumpeter Swans feeding in the morning.
Looking south from the Glenn Hwy, you can see a glacier flowing out of the Chugach Mtns
Through the windshield. Yeah, it is Sunday afternoon and everyone is headed back to Anchorage. The traffic picked up considerably.
The Manatuska Glacier
Day 11, a layover day in Anchorage. Did we mention that the Ship Creek RV Park is RIGHT NEXT to a railroad that is actively used? Also, we are in the flight path of planes taking off from the private airport and jets taking off from Elmendorf AFB?
We decided to go for a walk on the Coastal Trail. Susie heard a lot of noise behind a fence and it was a bull moose trying to find its way around the fence. Finally, it got out.
Reminds me of the moose in the opening titles of the TV SHow Northern Exposure. He watched us to make sure we were not going to cross his path, which, having seen the video of a moose stomping a man to death outside a bank in Anchorage, we had no intention of doing.
The Devil's Club was showing its berries
Downtown Anchorage on a nice afternoon.
The classic view of the sod-topped Visitor Center
We visited our good friend Mary in Anchorage this evening. Were fed a superb meal of grilled salmon and all sorts of things from her garden.
Look at the size of these raspberries!
So next morning, we have pulled out of Anchorage and are headed to the town of Kenai for a couple of days of R&R.
A view of the mountains at the end of Turnagain Arm.
We detoured into the Portage Valley. One of the neat things about this place is that, if the weather is cooperative, you can see all sorts of glaciers, We decided to take a short hike to the toe of Byron Glacier.
A closeup of the icefields
Some small lupine along the way. The size of the vegetation dramatically decreases as you get closer to the snowfields, because of all the cold air coming off them.
About as close as we are gonna get today.
We rarely take "I was there" photos, but since it was Susie's birthday, we thought we would make an exception.
A beached iceberg at the west end of Portage Lake.
From the Visitor Center it is nearly impossible to see the toe of Portage Glacier, but a short drive before you get to the toll booth for the Tunnel to Whittier, you get a glimpse. The toe is in the lower left of the photo.
We had never been in Kenai before since it is off the main highway. But we are "camped" at Beluga Lookout. Here are some nice flower baskets at the office.
While we don't have an official "ocean view" spot, we can still see the ocean from our trailer. This is supposed to be a good spot for whale watching, but so far, we have only seen one seal swimming.
Day 13 has been a major rest day. We decided to take a LONG walk on the beach (ok, power walk) and in getting to the beach, we realized that we are in the heart of Old Town Kenai.
The famous Russian Orthodox Church is nearby.
In fact, it is visible from where we are "camped".
Dropping down off the bluff gets you to the beach, which is pretty wide at low tide.
We ended up going around the point in the distance, but it was more of the same.
When you face to the south, you can see the mountains in the western Kenai Pennisula in the distance, but what is that little bird out on the rock.
A pretty dirty bald eagle.
Some flowers in a park near the RV park in which we are staying.
A view of the mouth of the Kenai River. One of the great things about this trip has been the abundance of fireweed in bloom.
A close up of the blooms
More old houses on a walking tour. This one was built 110 years ago, but pieces of it are from 1848.
Finally, we are "camped" near the flight path of planes taking off. This is a cargo plane headed to the hinterlands
I THINK this is a C-17 that was practicing touch and goes all afternoon. Big and Powerful
This day, #14, was pretty easy. We drove down to Homer from Kenai, about a 2 hour drive. We had reservations at a supposed RV park just outside of Homer. The place does not have many visitors tonight, but we got set up, which Roger is doing here, and went into town to check in with Hallo Bay Wilderness Camp.
The view from the rear window of our trailer
Much of the afternoon was devoted to repacking our gear for the 130 mile bush plane flight over to Katmai National Park. Weight and space are limited, understandably.
The view later on, without Roger mucking it up.
Some nice Fireweed in the foreground
Morning of Day #15, we are at the Homer airport, getting ready to fly over to Katmai NP and the Hallo Bay Wilderness camp. Trent, the bush plane pilot, is in the rear, getting ready to fuel the plane, while Richard and Lori make last minute gear adjustments. Susie is ready to go.
The end of the Homer Spit from air.
Susie captured this perfect view of where we will be viewing bears. One of the primary spots is the little crook in the creek in the foreground. The Oxbow of the creek is clearly visible and the camp is above the shore line in the distance. It is a 1.2 mile hike from camp to the bend in the creek.
We landed about noon, and had lunch and were packed, ready to go, by 1 pm
One of our first bears.
Out near a nice viewing spot, Richard is standing, photographing. Maybe Roger (green hat) is waiting.
These claws are made for a number of bear activies.
A context shot, looking north along the steam toward the Oxbow.
See the salmon that the bear is focused on?
Fresh fish.
During the first evening, one of the bears was using us, parked on the driftwood pile, as a shield from other bears, so she could eat her salmon in peace.
Left to right are Kenzie, a camp assistant, Tanya, the cook, and DeWaine, our guide. That big furry thing right behind the wood pile, well, you can figure that out.
One bear, human shadows and a nice rainbow.
Going after salmon.
We caught this wolf, lying down on a sandspit, keeping an eye on the bears fishing.
The man with the camera on the right is Gavin Thurston, of Frozen Planet fame. Brad, camp manager and Guide, is on the left. The film crew is doing a full length feature for Disney-Nature.
The last evening, a small 3 year old bear, that we all called Baby Bear, surprised us and got to within 15 feet of Roger.
The more dominant bears will chase the others out of their territory.
Flying back to Homer, about 3 hours late due to a weather hold in Homer.
The road leading into Homer. You can see a white dot on the bluff face which is our little trailer.
We decided to stay in the place that let us store our trailer, so we could clean up and do laundry.
Morning of the 21st, we are headed back to Anchorage. A view of Mt. Redoubt.
A closeup of Redoubt.
Sue and George Kent pulled into the gas station where we were fueling up in Soldotna. We had first seen them at a museum in Ft. Nelson, then in Tetsa River, Whitehorse, and Tok. Small world
Heading north on the Seward Hwy.
Back in Anchorage, we took a nice walk on the Campbell Creek trail
Our Campsite for the evening is Mary's driveway.
It was party time at Mary's (left), with a niece and friend, and Susie, all consuming some liquid refreshment.
Mary is grilling corn, ribs, and fresh salmon. Life is good.
We all sat around on the deck consuming more liquid refreshment. I think we went to bed technically before midnight.
Wednesday, August 22. A very short drive to Talkeetna, since we had driven by the spur road a few times, but never stopped. And The Mountain is OUT!! A rare event indeed. This is Denali from the highway thru Willow, AK.
The sign says it all.
Seemingly classic Talkeetna. It is a town of flight seeing aviation, funky gift shops and restaurants.
The local pizza place.
A closeup of Denali from the edge of the Susitna River in Talkeetna.
Mt Foraker is on the left and Denali is on the Right.
Roger is prepping the grill for grilled chicken, since the weather is SO NICE tonight.
Thursday, August 23, and we continue to head north. Raining hard in Talkeetna, but tired of RV parks, we decided to head early to Denali, and get a place at Riley Creek Campground. This is the tundra near Broad pass, which has started to turn.
In the distance is the valley where the Denali Hwy (135 miles of gravel road) heads.
A nice view of the Nenana RIver, looking downstream
Ok, we are now "camped" in Denali, and decide to hike, rather than drive, to the VIsitor Center. This is a train tressel crossing Riley Creek.
Interesting formation, looking upstream along the creek.
Fall is here and the colors are great.
What???!! No monster RVs within 20 feet?? Well, this feels more like camping. Tomorrow, we head for several nights into the interior of the Park and will be "dark" for that time. Next update in about a week, from Fairbanks, probably.
Tour de Cinammon Buns. Part of our breakfast on Friday morning before heading deep into the Park.
Some early fall color as we drive in.
At 9 miles in, the Mountain is OUT!!. We did not expect such, so this is the second time on this trip.
Some of the aspens are starting to turn as well.
Ah, the tundra.
Our home for the next five nights, 29 miles into the interior of the Park
This was taken early, but there were way more RVs than travel trailers or tents
That afternoon, we took a short hike along the Teklanika River, upstream into the wind
A still life
Susie photographing
Another still life.
Day 2 in Denali, August 25th and we are taking the shuttle bus in to Wonder Lake. The ride, with bathroom stops, takes about 4 hours from the Teklanika Campground. This was taken from Polychrome Pass.
A bit of fresh snow on a low ceiling day.
Caribou on the run.
All these folks that stand in front of a great scene always make us smile, so we thought we would do our own version of crazy photos.
Speaking of crazy, lots of folks put these caribou antlers on their heads.
Nice grizzly bear along the route.
Crossing behind the bus in front of us.
A stop at Eielson Visitor Center, at mile #66
One of the views of the valley
A mom and two cubs
Wow, we could see the clouds lifting way west of Eielson, but it was a real treat to see the Mountain, top to bottom, near Wonder Lake.
Another view
Susie's version of going crazy.
On the way back, we saw this bull moose. He took off after he saw a momma grizz and two cubs getting closer.
The only photo we took all day Sunday, as it rained continuously, all day. But we got a lot of reading done.
It rained a lot on Monday morning, but let up some in the afternoon, so we decided to do a short hike downstream along the river. Nice braiding pattern.
Oh what a lovely day.
Nice color on the mountainside.
A tundra still life.
Roger is smiling because he is finally out of the trailer.
The river. What's that??!! a patch of sunlight??!!!!
The color was outstanding on this trip
We decided to go for it and ride the bus again to Eielson, even though the spray from the bus wheels on the muddy road kept crapping up the windows.
Why one leaves the driving to the bus drivers. Approaching Polychrome pass on a one way road.
A view above the road
A mother looking for her cubs.
OK now she has them in tow.
The classic view of the road near Stoney Hill.
Goodness, we arrive at Eielson and the lower 2/3 of the mountain is out.
The view at lunch, out of the wind.
Time to get out and photograph.
Fresh snow and tundra across McKinley Bar.
Some sawteeth in the Alaska Range
This guy was looking for berries under the snow.
Mom was ahead of her kids near Cathedral Mtn.
Out last morning in Denali. The tundra is getting even better.
Fresh snow is always good - high up.
Got to Fairbanks in the afternoon, camped at an RV park that was nice. Lots of re-supplying.
For my brother-in-law Bruce, who loves old cars. There was a parade of classics thru the campground in the evening.
Day 28, and we are headed to Beaver Creek, Yukon. Here are some peaks of the Alaska Range. Mt Hayes, just left of center, is 13,800+
The peaks with the Tenana River in the foreground
The Alaska Pipeline crossing a river.
Susie under attack by giant mosquitos. Her Worst Nightmare.
The official end of the Alaska Hwy in Delta Junction.
More Peaks of the Alaska Range. It goes on and on.
Roger with his computer getting to work in the late evening lighting at our campground in Beaver Creek, Yukon
A nice sunset. Whitehorse tomorrow!!
August 31 and headed to Whitehorse. We are finally thru the stretch of 140 miles of road damage and frost heaves east of the Alaskan border and we are looking at mountains of Kluane National Park in Yukon. Beats the view we had 3+ weeks ago.
Susie getting out of the Pilot to see what I am photographing
These carpets of flowers (no idea what they are) have gone into their seed phase. Acres of fluff.
A closeup
For our friend Sarah, this is some sort of outdoor sculpture at Haines Junction
Some of the mountains to the west of Haines Jcn.
We pushed to arrive in Whitehorse by mid-afternoon, so we could get some shopping and resupply done. We took a walk on the greenway and went by the totem construction project we had seen earlier. Lots of progress made.
Look at the detail in the feet!!
Dinner: grilled marinated chicken. An idea for marinade that our daughter gave us. Grilling meats (and making pizza) have been a welcome change from single pot dinners.
Some RV parks really know how to do it right: this is the ladies bathroom of the Hi Country RV park in Whitehorse. Fresh cut flowers and hairdryers. Wow!
Saturday morning, September 1st. We are back on the river greenway in Whitehorse, taking a nice long walk before we pull up stakes, wash off the trailer, and head for Watson Lake.
The trolley way along the greenway.
We took a quick detour because Susie wanted a photo of the train station.
Driving the hwy into Teslin, YT. That is Teslin lake in the distance. A natural lake that is over 80 miles long, yet only two miles wide.
What a difference weather makes. Compare this to an earlier photo of the bridge near Teslin.
A nice view of some lakes and small mountains.
Along the highway, Susie captured this photo of the Fireweed vegetation, after the fireweed has bloomed.
Sunday morning, September 2. Starting to head south on the Cassiar Hwy. Susie really loved this sign: "South??!!" to Alaska. Of course, you drive about 400 miles down the road and you will get there. Just follow us.
Weather does not look too bad at the start of the hwy.
Well, the weather is starting to close in.
Frustration!! Just think what we could be seeing.
We THINK this is Mount Ediza, which turned out to be our only view of the peak.
Home for the night at Mountain Shadow RV Park. Great view.
Next morning, ware 220 miles down the Cassiar. Weather has really deterioated.
More frustration. Raining.
A quick stop for a view. There are so many rivers in this country that it is hard to keep track of them all. Of course, lots of rivers come from lots of precipitation.
Our first black bear along the Cassiar Hwy.
Even further south of Bell 2 Lodge, a second pair of black bears.
We arrived at Meziadin Lake Park about noon time, and decided that, as long as we gassed up in Stewart, BC, we could drive to Stewart and Hyder, AK. When you drive the Cassiar, especially pulling a trailer which reduces your gas mileage, it is critical to keep in mind gas stops.
The Bear Glacier, on HWy 37A.
So you drive thru Stewart BC and right into Hyder, without going thru US Customs. But really, WHERE would you go from Hyder? Look on a map.
The bear viewing platform at the edge of Misty Fjords National Monument. But no bears were fishing. We learned later that they fill themselves up at Hyder's garbage dump.
The Post Office.
Colorful store in Stewart, BC.
The Bear River, flowing toward one of the fjords. In particular, it is the Portland Canal, that forms a border between the US and Canada.
A hanging glacier
Tuesday morning and we are heading down the Cassiar Hwy. Weather is still not good for seeing the mountain tops.
Near the southern junction of the Cassiar Hwy and the Yellowhead Hwy, we saw this interesting church and other building. Don't know what to call it.
Right near the jcn, Gitwangak, this is like a totem city.
A detail shot.
Heading east on the Yellowhead Hwy.
A glacier covered with rock between a couple of mountains.
For our friend Scotty, who could not join us in Hallo Bay, here is the worlds largest fly rod, in the town of Houston
Lots of moose crossing signs.
Dave's RV Park, outside of Vanderhof, does not sound particularly exciting, but this place was great. Great sites, fast WiFi, and amazingly clean bathrooms and showers. I thought they were cleaner than ours at home.
Next morning, (Wednesday), for Susie's friend Richard Green, htere is a Georgia Bulldog fan's RV.
Wow, some blue sky. Nice to see some sun.
In the town of McBride, we stopped at a Husky Gas station. This is their mascot.
A lunch stop at a rest area. A fellow with a huge RV pulled in, but could not find a space.
As we approach "the Canadian Rockies" we see Mt. Terry Fox.
We decided to stop for the night in Mt Robson Provincial Park.. This is Mt Robson, which we never got to see all of.
But other scenery was super.
We decided to take a hike thru the woods, so that we could hike from our campground to Overlander Falls. These are some Bunch berries.
Some nice lighting on the rocks.
A nice shot down river, specifically the Fraser River.
Robson Meadows is not in a meadow, but in the woods. But the campground was there and had plenty of spots. Roger is out cooking on the grill.
We had stopped in Prince George and bought some wild fresh salmon. Roger had brought a salmon rub, so why not.
Is life good, or what??
Thursday, September 6th and we are on the roll again. What happened to layover days?? Well, whatever, Anyway, heading east toward Jasper National Park.
We are in Jasper now, nearly 5 weeks after we were thru here before. Nice lighting on the river and overall, another great day. And FAR fewer people.
Lots of great views.
More scenery
This raven was walking around the pullout, waiting, no doubt, for a handout.
A nice hanging glacier.
A view from the Icefields visitor center. Probably a quarter of the number of vehicles we saw on Saturday, August 4th
Another critter waiting for a handout.
The Saskatchewan River.
Looking upstream.
We took a short hike to an overlook (away from the crowds) of Peyto Lake, to get a bit of exercise. Roger is drinking it all in.
We decided to push on, and camp at the Redstreak Campground in Kootenay National Park. This guy greated us on the way in.
Next morning (Friday, September 7th), we are heading south toward the US Border, near Eureka, MT. Interesting formation
A view of Columbia Lake, the source of the Columbia River, which flows north from this point.
Looking north along the Lake.
Driving along a lake in NW Montana, toward Whitefish. It captures lots of action.
We decided to risk it, change routes, and try to get a site at Placid Lake State Park, south of Seely Lake, MT. Hey, for $7.50 per night for seniors, if you don't need electricity, why not.
Friday night is usually pizza night, so why not here. Now, this photo also highlights one of the of the challenges of trailer travel and crossing borders: wine pairing with the meal. Pinot Noir with Pizza???!!! Hey, you do what you have to.
A nice sunset across Placid Lake.
Crossing MacDonald Pass on US 12, west of Helena, on our last day of driving.
Home! We drove the Alaska and Cassiar Hwys. 37 days, 6400 miles, and 33 nights in our trailer. And we did not kill each other.
Just part of the material to unpack.
Even though it has been thru several car washes, it is finally time to get serious about cleaning the trailer.


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The flat was recently renovated with quality materials and furniture. It is well fitted, bright, elegant, clean, has a well-equipped kitchen (stove, microwave…), a pleasant bathroom and very high ceilings. It can accommodate up to 2 persons. Amenities include TV and internet. Linen, towels, water, electricity and heating are included in the rate.
The city of Nice is the second biggest after Marseille in the Region that covers Provence, Alpes and Côte d'Azur. Nice is the most visited destination in France after Paris.
How to reach the apartment:
It is easily accessible by most means of transport.
- By car, take exit 'St Philippe' on the fast way.
- By train, take bus 23 until the stop "Gambetta Dante".
- By plane, take bus 23 or 98 until the stop "Grosso CUM".
Then, whether it is by car, tram, bus or on foot, since the neighborhood is extremely well served, going around in Nice is not complicate at all. Visiting all Nice and its amazing surroundings (Monaco, Cannes, Antibes, Italy etc..) is therefore nice and easy! Last but not least, various public parking facilities (and also streets with free parking spots) are close by.
Everything that the seaside, the down-town, the historical center and the pedestrian zone have to offer is at your door! Whether you are looking for beach, walks along the seaside, cultural tourism, typical or modern restaurants, shopping or night-life, everything is at few minutes walking distance!
In Nice, you can enjoy a Mediterranean climate with mild temperatures most of the year. You have lots of cultural spots and museums like the Opera de Nice (constructed in the 19th century), the Marc Chagall Museum and the Matisse Museum, among many others. You also have the lovely botanical garden and several monuments and visit cathedrals like Sainte-Réparate, Saint-Jacques, Notre-Dame de Nice and the Russian Orthodox Cathedral. You can also enjoy lovely walks in the Promenade des Anglais, along the Baie des Anges (Bay of the Angels) and you also have a large selection of stores, restaurants and cafés where one can sit outside and enjoy an appetizer.
Cannes – 25 km
Antibes – 18 km
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Feel free to contact us with any doubts you may have. With the hope that our apartment will allow you to make the best of our beautiful city of Nice, we are looking forward to seeing you!
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We had a great stay at the apartment! It was quiet, clean and we got very good informations about the city and trips we could do. Every time again!
The flat was really clean and the rooms are cosy. We really enjoyed staying there. It was not complicated and really worth the price.
Everything was alright. Salvatore and his cousin Stephan have mad a lot of efforts that everyone would have a nice stay, they will help you with every question or fix any problem you have. They prepared a lot to make everything super easy (check-in, -out, location, maps, etc.) and especially their self-made tour i can recommend. Of course the apartment wasn't decorated as seen on the pictures, but overall the interior was as seen. You have everything you need for self catering and so the price is definitely very good. So we had a good stay and i'll come back for my next trip to Nice.
The appartment is really easy to find and fully equipped.
Whoever is looking for a cheap way to stay in Nice should consider this offer.
Very nice located ans equipped apartment.
Great location - very convenient for any activities planned in Nice and pretty much everything within walking distance. Very nice studio with all amenities and reliable wifi. Comfortable and clean and a warm welcome by Salvatore, who was very helpful. Would definitely stay there again!
Perfect accommodations for what we needed-a home base where we could do some minor cooking, shower and sleep in between our outings throughout Nice. Parking / driving a car is insane in the city so be mindful and GPS-based navigation systems don't have accurate information on street directions and the exact method of accessing the address for the flat. Only reason for 4/5 stars was that there was a minor insect infestation in and around the bathroom.
Clean and good looking appartment in walking distance to the historic city center. With two keys available, perfect for our weekend trip.
The appartment was small but had everything we needed.
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Desert: Further Studies in Natural Appearances / prose poem adaptation by Jen Bervin; original text by John C. Van Dyke.
Zac B4633 +D45 2008
Dickinson Composites / Jen Bervin
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Pro Magenta; Be Met / Corina Copp
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Nonconformist's Memorial / Susan Howe & Robert Mangold
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Poems Found in a Pioneer Museum / Susan HoweZab H838 2009P
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Thirty-Five New Pages / Lev Rubinstein; translated by Philip Metres and Tatiana Tulchinsky
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A father's age, not a mother's, when a baby is conceived is the single largest factor in the risk of passing on new gene mutations to children and may help explain why childhood autism rates are rising, scientists said on Wednesday.
In a study which turns conventional thinking on its head, researchers sequenced the genomes of 78 Icelandic families with children diagnosed with autism or schizophrenia and found a father's age was crucial to the genetic risk of such disorders.
"Conventional wisdom has been to blame developmental disorders of children on the age of mothers," said Kari Stefansson, chief executive of the private firm deCODE Genetics in Reykjavik, whose work was published in the journal Nature.
"(But) our results all point to the possibility that as a man ages, the number of hereditary mutations in his sperm increases."
He said this age-linked increase in mutations proportionally increased the chance a child might carry a harmful mutation that could lead to conditions like autism and schizophrenia.
"It is the age of fathers that appears to be the real culprit," he added.
The study found an average of two more new gene mutations appeared in offspring for every year of increase in a father's age - meaning the number of new mutations passed on by fathers would double every 16.5 years from puberty onwards.
However, it was not possible to say at what age this could become a concern for a man since there are so many other factors involved in the health of offspring.
Women who conceive later in life are at higher risk of having babies with Down syndrome and other rare chromosomal abnormalities, but Stefansson said his study showed men transmitted far more new gene mutations to children than women.
Richard Sharpe, a professor at the University of Edinburgh's Centre for Reproductive Health who was not involved in this research, said its results suggested men should recognise there is a price to pay for remaining fertile into old age.
"The price is paid by their children because the older your father at conception the greater the number of gene mutations you inherit from him," he said. "In contrast, gene mutations inherited from your mother are unaffected by her age at conception."
The finding chimes with the results of three American studies published in April which found that spontaneous mutations could occur in a parent's egg or sperm cells that raised the risk of autism, and that fathers were four times more likely than mothers to pass these mutations on.
Autism spectrum disorders can range from severe mental retardation with a profound inability to communicate, to relatively mild symptoms combined with some high levels of function such as those seen in people with Asperger's syndrome.
Among core features of the disorders are poor communication skills and difficulties with social engagement. In the United States, an estimated 1 in 88 children have autism, while in Europe the rate is thought to be around 1 in 100.
Diagnosis rates have been rising around the world in the past few decades and scientists have been trying to figure out why. At least part of the increase is believed to be due to better diagnosis and wider recognition of the disorders.
Scientists previously have found dozens of genes that may raise the risk of autism. But genetic causes only explain about 10 percent of cases, and recent studies have pointed to environmental factors, possibly arising at conception, as a potential trigger.
Darren Griffin, a professor of genetics at the University of Kent who was not involved in the new study, said the age finding was significant "but not one necessarily to cause great worry among prospective older fathers".
"There are three billion of letters in the DNA code of humans and the numbers of mutations detected in this study are in the dozens," he said.
Other studies in Iceland have shown that the risk of both schizophrenia and autism increases significantly with a father's age at conception, and that men are having children later. The average age of Iceland fathers conceiving in 2011 was 33 years, up from 27.9 years in 1980.
Stefansson stressed that demographic changes of this type - such as men tending to have children later - are not unique to Iceland, so suggest the reported increase in autism rates around the world was at least partially due to older fathers.
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Chipotle Chicken Pizza
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Prep 15 mins
Cook 10 mins
I got this off of a free recipe card from the grocery store. It's a recipe by Pillsbury.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (11 ounce) canrefrigerated thin pizza crust
- 1 cup mild thick & chunky salsa
- 1⁄2-1 chipotle chile in adobo, finely chopped
- 1 (5 ounce) package cooked chicken breast strips (southwestern style)
- 1⁄4 cup chopped onion
- 1⁄2 cup chopped red bell pepper
- 1⁄2 cup chopped green bell pepper
- 1 1⁄2 cups shredded Mexican blend cheese
- Heat oven to 400 degrees. Spray or grease a 15 X 10 inch or larger dark or nonstick cookie sheet. Unroll dough on cookie sheet; starting at center, press dow into a 15 X 10 inch rectangle.
- In small bowl, mix salsa and chipotle chile, spread to within 1/2 inch of edges of dough.
- Top with chicken strips, onion, and peppers. Sprinkle with cheese.
- Bake 10 to 12 minutes or until crust is golden brown and cheese is melted.
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I used homemade dough, hot salsa and some pan fried seasoned chicken strips.
This was delicious.....absolutely loved the smokey chipotle running through the salsa.
Next time I would use red onion though...the taste is a little more subtle, allowing the other flavours to shine a little more, and the colour would look fab with the red and green peppers.
A simple and very tasty pizza...big thumbs up from us!!
Mmmmmm - great pizza! I love the flavor of chipotle with chicken so this combination was perfect for me. I don't care for onions so left them out, and used leftover grilled chicken breasts. Loved this - thanks for sharing your recipe!
Tasty pizza that made a nice lunch. I made this exactly as written, except I used hot salsa (instead of mild) because we really like things spicy, and I tossed on some sliced scallions as well. The toppings were really nice. I might try these toppings on a different crust, though, because the thin crust did not hold up well to the weight of the topping. Overall, it was different and a nice change of pace. Thanks for posting this. Made for Please Review My Recipe Tag Game.


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https://noisebridge.net/index.php?title=Charlieplexing_as_a_basis_function&feed=atom&action=history Charlieplexing as a basis function - Revision history 2016-07-28T12:38:45Z Revision history for this page on the wiki MediaWiki 1.19.1 https://noisebridge.net/index.php?title=Charlieplexing_as_a_basis_function&diff=3606&oldid=prev Jbm: New page: == Charlieplexing as a basis function == Short version: using ternary integers to encode charlieplexing as a basis function for encoding the state of an LED matrix. We can use POV for su... 2009-03-16T01:12:14Z
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== Charlieplexing as a basis function ==

 Short version: using ternary integers to encode charlieplexing as a
 basis function for encoding the state of an LED matrix. We can use
 POV for superposition to recombine these "charlievectors", and get
 multiple levels of grey on the array for free in our decomposition
 step.

 === Motivation and background ===

 Motivation: getting video onto a charlieplexed array.

 You can't do it because the normal way charlieplexing works is to set
 a single LED at a time. To turn on N LEDs requires toggling 4*N lines
 on the microcontroller. In this view, what you're putting onto the
 display is "encoded" as a set of LEDs that are on: if you want to turn
 on LEDs 1, 2, 3, 12, and 15, you'd encode it as { 1, 2, 3, 12, 15 }.
 You then walk through that list, turning them on, waiting a few
 milliseconds, then turn them off, and move on.

 ==== Problems with charlieplexing video ====

 Ideally, we'd just turn on all the LEDs for a given frame of video at
 once, then turn them off. Sadly, we can't do that. Typical
 charlieplexing goes through the matrix LED by LED, turning them on,
 then turning them off, and moving on. If you do this fast enough, it
 sort of burns into the eye, a trick called "Persistence of Vision" or
 POV.

 However, POV only works well within certain parameters: if you take
 too long to strobe a frame, the video stops being video. If you go
 too fast, the lights are really dim. On the heart, for instance,
 if you want to turn on all the LEDs with POV, each LED can only be 1/27th its maximum
 possible brightness. In addition to these two problems, the display
 also tends to display "flicker" due to the time it takes to strobe
 across all the LEDs.

 ==== A solution ====

 What if, instead of turning on one LED at a time, we could turn on
 many of them? We could turn a series of single-LED writes into a
 shorter sequence of multi-LED writes. This greatly increases our
 efficiency, giving us better brightness and less chance at flicker.
 It also greatly increases the framerate we can achieve.

 Can we turn on more than one LED at a time? Sure! Instead of turning
 only one or two pins to +5V or Ground, we turn multiple pins on and
 off. If we do this carefully, we can make patterns of multiple LEDs
 light up concurrently. The available set of patterns is determined by
 how the matrix is wired up. To figure out the patterns, we enumerate
 the basis in a software model, and write it out. But, first, a
 digression into ternary.

 ==== Charlieplexed pins have a ternary encoding ====

 Note that every pin in a charlieplexed array is a trit, it has 3
 possible states: HIGH, LOW, and HI-Z. So, we can encode all possible
 states of our pins as a 6-trit number. This gives us 729 possible
 states, which are pretty easy to enumerate: you just count to 729!
 Then, you take this number modulo 3, and that gives you the first
 trit's value: 0, 1, or 2. 0 is HI-Z, 1 is LOW, and 2 is HIGH. You
 then divide the number by 3 (right shift in base 3), and take the
 modulus to get the second trit. Rinse, repeat, to get 6 trits. This
 gives you a set of six pin states. These can be applied on the
 microcontroller itself to actually drive the pins, or used in a
 modelling program.

 In fact, that's exactly what we do: we take a model of the LED pinout
 (ie: to turn on LED 1, turn pin 1 HIGH and pin 2 LOW) and check it
 against the pin states above. When we do this, we find that we can
 associate each of our 729 pin states with a set of LEDs that turn on.
 For example, TK state 106 turns on LEDs 1, 3, 12, and 15. To turn on
 just pin 2, we'd use state 11, which only turns on LED 2. We can thus
 encode the display of LEDs 1, 2, 3, 12, and 15 as { 106, 11 }.
 Before, we'd have to turn on all 5 LEDs individually, which meant that
 each LED could be at most 1/5 its total brightness. Now, we can do it
 in just two operations, letting each one be roughly half its peak
 brightness. Reducing the operations also reduces the problem with
 flicker, as there's not as much delay between the updates.

 === The actual process we're going through ===

 So, then, what do we do?

 1. Generate the pin diagram (you probably have this already in your C code)
 2. Decide on your pin -> trits mapping function
 3. Generate a basis file, mapping integers into LED states (enumerate and decode using the above two files)
 4. Write microcontroller code that also implements the integer to pin states decoding.
 5. Spot check your two decoding implementations, to make sure your basis is correct (the heart circuit swaps pins all over the place, which makes it surprisingly tricky to get the mapping correct). I'd suggest writing a function that just turns on each of your LEDs for half a second in sequence, which gives a very good spot check. Once that works, you're probably okay.
 6. Here's the tricky bit: write a program that, given a set of LEDs to have on, turns that into a set of charlieplexed basis integers.
 7. Once you've got that, you're pretty well done with the binary case: you can now output single-grey video to the device.

 ==== Greyscale for nothing ====

 Now, what about doing multiple levels of grey? Notice that the
 decomposition function above turns a given set of LED states into a
 set of charlieplexed basis integers, and we're getting them all to
 turn on through POV. Well, what if we just made the decomposition
 work on an array of multiple-valued integers, instead of only 1s and
 0s? The decomposition should be the exact same process, but just a
 little more expensive.

 I've gotten 4 levels to mostly work, but it looks like I have a
 problem with my pin mappings at the endpoint there. Some LEDs which aren't supposed to be lit up show up rather bright, or half-dim: I believe I need a full encoding of the LED matrix/network to make the modelled version better. However, until then, it's not a bad first approximation.
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Thank you for taking the time to look at my port! Photography has always been my passion and has been my career for the last 14 years. I am based out of Savannah, GA. I do, however travel at times throughout middle Georgia. I specialize in artistic nudes and prefer to use natural settings with my portraits, but with advanced notification, a studio photo shoot can be arranged. I am always looking for new and exciting people to help me expand my port and create great art. Please let me know if you are interested in doing a shoot with me. Even if you don't live in my immediate area, feel free to contact me with your location and I will let you know if it is an area that I do travel through.
I, like most photographers, do not pay others for my time. If you want compensation for your modeling, feel free to use what we've created as you see fit. However, I will be accepting TFP/CD if you have an idea which I can't refuse or if I have contacted you and we have arranged something. All images will be edited and delivered to you within a week. Keep in mind I stay very busy and could rarely get your images back to you overnight.
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Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SME) can, and often do, embrace social, environmental and economic sustainability as part of their business operations even when it might not be named as such and can seem far removed from core activities. SME owner-managers are often keen to ensure a strong, positive legacy for their business, especially where the business is a family concern. Their smallness can actually be an advantage: owner-managers can strongly influence employee behaviour and a lack of formal management structures can make change easier. SMEs can also adapt quickly and agilely when it suits them, leaving them well-positioned to take advantage of new niche markets for products or services with socially responsible components. Find resources and information on sustainability and SMEs here.
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5 CFR 1201.58 - Closing the record.
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(a) When there is a hearing, the record ordinarily will close at the conclusion of the hearing. When the judgeallows the parties to submit argument, briefs, or documents previously identified for introduction into evidence, however, the record will remain open for as much time as the judge grants for that purpose.
(b) If the appellant waives the right to a hearing, the record will close on the date the judge sets as the final date for the receipt or filing of submissions of the parties.
(1) The party submitting it shows that the evidence or argument was not readily available before the record closed; or
(2) It is in rebuttal to new evidence or argument submitted by the other party just before the record closed.
(d) The judge will include in the record any supplemental citations received from the parties or approved corrections of the transcript, if one has been prepared.
[54 FR 53504, Dec. 29, 1989, as amended at 77 FR 62366, Oct. 12, 2012]
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§ 1201.58 Order of hearing.
(a) In cases in which the agency has taken an action against an employee, the agency will present its case first.
(b) The appellant will proceed first at hearings convened on the issues of:
(1) Jurisdiction;
(2) Timeliness; or
(3) Office of Personnel Management disallowance of retirement benefits, when the appellant applied for those benefits.
(c) The judge may vary the normal order of presenting evidence.
[54 FR 53504, Dec. 29, 1989. Redesignated at 80 FR 4496, Jan. 28, 2015]
Title 5 published on 2015-01-01
The following are ALL rules, proposed rules, and notices (chronologically) published in the Federal Register relating to 5 CFR Part 1201 after this date.


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Franklin shines in forlorn cause
James Franklin and Chris Taylor both hit centuries as Gloucestershire emphatically saw off Northamptonshire, but it was not enough to earn them a last-four spot in the Clydesdale Bank 40.
Needing a win and Essex to lose, the Gladiators did their bit with a comfortable 82-run win at Wantage Road, only for James Foster's men to comfortably see off Yorkshire.
Franklin and Taylor combined for a partnership of 207 after they had come together with their side struggling on 61 for three before four wickets from David Payne ripped the heart out of the hosts' batting line-up in reply.
Gloucestershire won the toss and elected to bat but a slow start saw them lose both openers in quick succession, with the score on 19, inside the first five overs.
First to go in the fourth over was skipper Alex Gidman, who was caught by David Sales off Northants captain Andrew Hall for 12.
Then in the very next over, fellow opener Will Porterfield offered a loose shot to a ball from David Lucas that was taken by Hall at first slip.
After their somewhat shaky start, the visitors then steadied the ship, with Hamish Marshall and Franklin putting on 42 for the third wicket before the former was brilliantly run out in the 12th over by Mal Loye from long-on for 23.
Franklin was then joined at the crease by Taylor and the pair stayed together for the duration.
Franklin, who finished unbeaten on 108, hit six fours and two sixes while Taylor, in 105, smacked 14 fours in his maiden one-day century before being caught off Gavin Baker from the very last ball of the innings.
Gloucestershire then got off to the perfect start with the ball, taking two early wickets.
The Steelbacks' opening stand was just 14 before Rob Newton was trapped lbw in the third over by Steve Kirby for four.
Number three David Sales then lasted just four deliveries before throwing his wicket away for a duck in the next over, as he chipped a ball from Jon Lewis straight to Gidman at mid-wicket.
Alex Wakely was next to go for 12 in the 15th over, sending a catch straight to Ed Young at mid-wicket off Payne.
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It is on my experian report I ordered here through myfico. I felt it was strange to all the sudden show that after over a year after it was rectified. I never received a "change to my report " as a result and don't think it affected my score, but still weird.
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Genzyme/Sanofi has over a $100 mil and priceless contributions to nurturing OSIR to the finish line with Prochymal for whatever....
And they are not going away until they get their fair share or get repaid....period.
So all the shortsighted perspectives here that do not account for the values earned or paid for by gens/sny are unrealistic. If any thinks OSIR holds all the cards...they are quite wrong.
It is a real shareholder 'kick in the gut" that all of Prochymal development has literally been put on hold. Somewhere along the line, this time delay equates into real money. Time for OSIR to get off their rear end.
and what exactly did you see j ellis
link please
Prochymal failed in type I diabetes because the primary endpoint was reduction in C-reactive protein, a marker for inflammation. After this failure I looked into inflammation and type I diabetes and I thought the correlation was speculative at best. Still, that was how the trial was run and Prochymal failed. OSIR had been toting the anti-inflammation properties of Prochymal so this was a major set back. Primary of care for Crohn's disease nowadays are biologics like Remicade and Humira, which are anti-inflammatory. So one might conclude that Prochymal would fail in inflammatory related diseases. However, stem cells may have an unique mechanism of action that is not inflammatory in nature. The efficacy in GVHD can not be ignored. Even if you look at the trial data and say "well Prochrymal didn't meet all it's primary endpoints in GVHD", it met two of the three and was as good as standard of care in the third. C-reactive protein is not a primary endpoint in the Crohn's trial and certainly not in AMI.
Exactly, Sanofi carelessly put Prochymal on discontinue, but Osir took cheap shot after. Neither side will benefit from it, why not sit down, talk that out quickly. "The best way to destroy an enemy is to make him a friend"
Carelessly?? Sanofi made the public statement without alerting OSIRIS beforehand, without speaking about concerns it may have had. Clearly they washed their hands of it, no? The word discontinued wasn't a typo was it? ;) I dunno what I would do in this situation but a large part of me would not want to work with a partner like that. just imo
we hope that happening,,,,
see you tomorrow.
thanks at all
I don't know the management team personally but based on what those here who have met and spoke with them say, it seems we can trust they are doing everything they need to in order to protect the future of this company. I guess, we just need to be patient right? It can't go on forever. At some point the Court battles will need to end.
Actually if a compatible agreementis not reached....the court battles will begin...and ugly turns uglier.
Not to diminish an opinion of management but....data and events should be used to contruct an awareness.
right! it's a big problem!
It's hampered OSIR from going to $20- $30 with the AMI results on hold. Maybe even some GvHD applications and approvals too.
Possible to recapture...but nevertheless it is what it is....not good.