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Libeskind in Progress
by Josh Rubin
on 20 April 2005
We mentioned Libeskind's addition to the Denver Art Museum back in February and just included a rendering of the fantastic cubist design. Cubistro has been taking photos throughout the construction process that are a must see for any of you die-hard fans.
Daniel Libeskind + Alessi's Time Maze Wall Clock
The architect reflects on the esoteric concept of time
by Paolo Ferrarini
Undoubtedly a huge name in architecture and design, Polish-American Daniel Libeskind is responsible for designing Berlin's Jewish Museum and NYC's World Trade Center—among so much more. One of his most recent and (as always) striking creations...
Why Patterns
Ping-pong balls and dance in the U.S. debut of a visually arresting performance
by Roman Espejo
On a black stage a singular ping-pong ball triggers four dancers, followed by thousands more balls dropping, rolling and flooding the scene in controlled chaos. This is "Why Patterns." Making its U.S. debut next week, the performance piece is a collaboration...
Architect Tom Kundig
by Brian Fichtner
The winner of the Architecture Design category for Cooper-Hewitt's 2008 National Design Awards, at 54 Tom Kundig maintains a youthful sense of wonder at the path his career has taken. He refers to his recent string of successes as something like...
An impressive restoration of one of Rome's finest contemporary museums
by Paolo Ferrarini
The beginning of June 2010 will be remembered in Rome as the beginning of a new era in contemporary art. With the opening of the brand new MAXXI museum by Zaha Hadid (which CH previewed a few months ago) comes the inauguration of another impressive...
Negozio Olivetti
Carlo Scarpa's architectural feat restored to glory as Venice's newest museum
by Paolo Ferrarini
Widely recognized for their Ettore Sottsass-designed Valentine typewriter, one of Olivetti's less celebrated design accomplishments is the company's Venice showroom and store. Architect Carlo Scarpa spent two years conceiving the space with a focus...
Contemplating the Void: Interventions in the Guggenheim Museum
by CH Contributor
by Anna Carnick Opening today and capping off a year-long 50th anniversary celebration, the Guggenheim presents Contemplating the Void: Interventions in the Guggenheim Museum. For this salon-style installation, the museum invited nearly 200 artists...
Explorations in form as artists carve out a foam-filled room
by Greg Stefano
Fresh off Perrier-Jouët's Bi-Centenaire Project (more on that later), Daniel Arsham has a new installation and performance piece debuting this week in NYC. "Dig", in collaboration with Arsham's firm Snarkitecture, comprises of completely filling...
Monumenta 2012
Artist Daniel Buren plants a forest of candy-colored sunshades for "Exentrique(s), travail in situ" at the Grand Palais
by Isabelle Doal
Following the installation by Anish Kapoor in 2011, Monumenta 2012 invited famed French artist Daniel Buren for the fifth edition of the annual challenge to create an installation that will fill the soaring nave of Paris' Grand Palais. Buren's take...
MCA Australia Relaunch
Two exhibitions on time christen Sydney's newly-renovated Museum of Contemporary Art
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by Alex Vitlin Following an 18-month, $53 million redevelopment project, the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia relaunched in late March. The addition of "Australia" at the end of its title is appropriate: the MCA is no longer merely great art...
Global Day of Discovery at Renaissance Denver Downtown Hotel
NYC meets LoDo for this midweek bash featuring craft beers, creative cocktails and DJ Cassidy
by Largetail
Advertorial content: Not long after New York City's DJ Cassidy descended on Denver Thursday evening, flocks of young business travelers started to dance. Instead of being just another humdrum weekday on the road, Renaissance Hotels' bash in honor...
Stadia: Sport and Vision in Architecture
An exhibition tracing the evolution of stadium design from antiquity to the present
by Karen Day
Welcoming more than four million visitors a year, Rome's massive Colosseum still remains a mesmerizing architectural feat. Many of today's sports arenas are no less impressive, and a new exhibition at London's Soane Museum traces the evolution...
Summer Dreams at Het Nieuwe Instituut
Archivist Alfred Marks curates the Rotterdam institute's architectural materials to tell the story of how the Dutch spend their leisure time
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Having served as an archivist at Rotterdam's Het Nieuwe Instituut, for the past two decades, Alfred Marks is making a curatorial debut with "Summer Dreams," an exhibition inspired by the way the Dutch spent their leisure time in the last century...
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Bright and brassy, swingin' and sassy, Good Co, is all about keeping music swinging and the people dancing with electric sounds of the Roaring Twenties.
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A native of Alabama, Sara Catherine Wheatley grew up listening to the songs of Patsy Cline, Dolly Parton, Emmy Lou Harris, Linda Ronstadt and the like. These iconic female voices shaped her voice and sparked a love of country music and beautifully written songs. She comes to Port Ludlow in a "Patsy Cline" Tribute with piano accompaniment.
Portland, Oregon's Broadway Rose Theatre Company in 2009 staged a sold-out run of "Always – Patsy Cline," a two-person musical featuring Wheatley in the role of Cline. In response to audience demand, the company reassembled the original cast in 2013 for repeat performances.
One of the best-loved names in country music, Cline's brief career ended in a plane crash at age 30. To this day her voice continues to enthrall fans and influence many of today's country singers. In her tribute, Wheatley will recreate many of Cline's hits including "I Fall To Pieces," "Crazy," "Walking After Midnight," "Just a Closer Walk with Thee," "Your Cheatin' Heart" and many more. Grant Butler, writing for Portland's "Oregonian" says, "Wheatley not only bears a strong resemblance to Cline, she's got the sound nailed."
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Brett Hinds, Ford's advance engine design and development manager, said it will only get better from here.
"The [Flex's] EcoBoost [engine] is the foundation for us," Hinds said. "It's a six-cylinder engine that performs like an eight-cylinder, but we're looking at many ways to make EcoBoost even more efficient so it can meet future fuel economy and CO2 standards."
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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Yankees and/or MLB Send Annoying Marketing Mails
Are they effing kidding me?
Did you get this 'Get exclusive discounts and offers from AT&T's Facebook page' email today? The hot stove season is slow right now and that makes this marketing email stick out even more.
I love the Yankees, but this is absurd. Is it really necessary to sell out the fans like this? Who's responsible for this email – MLB or the Yankees? Either way, the email makes everybody look bad.
Giants Lose To Eagles As Per Vick's Pact With Satan
That was the first game winning punt return in history… W. T. F.
Damn it! I hate, I friggin hate Michael Vick! The bastard rushed for 130 yards. F that guy. You're still a loser, Vick!
If you ever needed proof that there is a heaven and a hell and that Michael Vick has sold his soul to The Devil, I think that the Giants lose to the Eagles on Sunday afternoon is all the proof you will ever need.
The Eagles put up a 28 spot in the fourth quarter! I know everyone is killing the punter, but come on! 28 points and it's the punter's fault they lost the game? That's absurd. I guess everyone wanted to blame the guy who made the most recent mistake… not that I heard the Giants saying this. Between offensive mistakes and the defensive collapse, the Giants let a game slip away they should have won.
I know it's not impossible for the Giants to still win the division, but their inconsistent play has been a thorn in their side all year; they just can't get out of their own way. As I've written over and over again this season, I still expect the Giants to make the playoffs, but I don't expect them to get anywhere.
I was looking at the NFC West the other day… I'm getting the feeling that the team that wins the division will be under .500 or sporting an even record at best – that's a joke. The Seahawks and Rams are garbage. I would prefer that if a division doesn't have a team with a .500 or over record, that division should forfeit the playoff spot and instead open up an extra wild card for a team with a better record in another division. To take it a step farther, I think the NFL (and MLB) should just get rid of the divisions all together and just take the teams with the best records and drop them in the post season tournament.
Losing Cliff Lee to the Phillies turns the Yankees 2011 into a Season in Vain
In all honesty, it doesn't matter now whether or not Andy Pettitte retires or not. Now that Cliff Lee has become the number two starter in Philadelphia with the Phillies, joining Roy Halladay, Roy Oswalt and Cole Hamels, does it really matter what anybody else does this winter? Can you imagine facing this foursome in the World Series? It boggles the mind! The Phillies are now the immediate favorite (by a lot) to win the 2011 World Series behind their formidable pitching staff that makes the 2010 San Francisco Giants staff look pale by comparison. OK, I admit that I'm panicking a little, but we're two starters short and December is almost over!
The Yankees Hot Stove has been cooled significantly, and exactly where they go from here is anybody's guess. Well, we can guess that the Yankees are going to make a trade; they just signed catcher Russell Martin, so maybe they are planning to package a catching prospect (Jesus Montero, Austin Romain) and some pitching prospects together for a starting pitcher… but who knows?
I assume we'll get the official word on Pettitte any day now. You would assume the Yankees will make their move shortly after that. We can only hope…
Giants clobber another inferior opponent
Another day, another dollar. Good teams have to beat the bad teams, and that's what the Giants have been doing the last two weeks. The bad news is Steve Smith is hurt again, and he's done for the season. We'll have to hope someone will step up in his place, but as we looked toward the playoffs, I don't really know what to expect… if the team can get hot at the right time and Eli can stop throwing picks, anything is possible.
Musings: Mariano, Jeter, Crawford, Luke Scott
Like the class act he is, Mariano Rivera resigned with the Yankees for 2 years/$30 million dollars. Sure, other teams offered him more, but Mo doesn't play that. He's a Yankee. Besides, $30 million is nothing to sneeze at, even if you are as great as Mo, but especially because he's over 40 years old. Try explaining that to Jeter…
Borderline diva Derek Jeter also resigned for 3 years/$51 million – but really, its either 3 years/$54 million if the Yankees buy out the fourth year player option or 4 years/$59 million if they don't. Jeter has been out there saying he's not happy with the way the negotiations were handled, but frankly, when the Yankees offered 3 years/$45 million and Jeter rejected it and then the Yankees bid against themselves just to make Jeter happy… well, I don't have much sympathy for Jeter. 3 years/$45 million was not a fair offer, it was a generous offer, because even if it was a pay cut from Jeter's previous salary, it still makes him the richest middle infielder in baseball. But Jeter is mad about how public things got and Brian Cashman's suggestion that he shop around if he thought their offer was unfair despite Jeter's testimonial to the Yankee brass that he wouldn't even talk to other teams. Well, when Jeter turned down a generous offer like 3 years/$45 million and let his representation call it a "baffling" offer and the media said he was greedy… What did he expect to happen? He was being greedy, and that's fine; this could be the last contract that he gets, and he has every right to pursue every last dollar. But the bottom line is that the Yankee's first offer was an overpayment, they sweetened the deal and he still wasn't happy because the negotiations weren't all hearts and flowers. Anyway, Jeter got his money, shot his mouth off – great. Let's hope this is the last we hear of this for the next few years.
The Red Sox signed Carl Crawford for 7 years/ $142 million… that's a spicy falafel ball. Think about it this way – he makes $2 million less than Mark Teixeira. That seems a bit crazy to me. I speculate about whether or not the Yankees were ever really interested in Crawford… I know they've been singing his praises for years, but I'm starting to wonder if they were doing that just to drive up the price a little… I never thought Crawford would get this big of a deal. I understand that he hit well in the three spot in limited duty there last year (49 games: .323 avg, .364 OBP, .526 slugging, 7 home runs), but I don't think anyone expects him to blossom into a power hitter, and as his speed dissipates with age, Crawford will be extremely overpaid… kind of like Derek Jeter at the end of his last deal. It's also a bit curious why the Red Sox signed a speedster to play the smallest left field in the league, but what do I know? Maybe he'll be great for all seven years, but I wouldn't bet on it. I also don't get why this is a brilliant move… why is paying someone $20 million a year to his singles and steal bases brilliant?
Finally, did you hear what Luke Scott said about the President? It was very 2008:
"[Obama] was not born here," Scott asserted to Answer Man in the session's last segment. "That's my belief. I was born here. If someone accuses me of not being born here, I can go — within 10 minutes — to my filing cabinet and I can pick up my real birth certificate and I can go, 'See? Look! Here it is. Here it is.' The man has dodged everything. He dodges questions, he doesn't answer anything."
What a loser Scott is. The president should respond with the following statement: "I look forward to meeting Mr. Scott next fall after the Orioles win the World Series… Oh wait, I forgot – the Orioles are horrible. Suck on that, Luke. You're a born loser. 'No you can't!' Sucka."
(I was going to write something about the Giants demolishing the Redskins, but I figured, what's the point? The Redskins are AWFUL.)
Pinstriped Statue of Liberty at Yankee Stadium
I've said it before, and I'll say it again – nothing grabs your attention like Pinstriped Statue of Liberty at Yankee Stadium – well, this is at the new Yankee Stadium (YS3), just to be clear. I usually at least pretend to stop and frame out my pictures before I take them, but as soon as I saw this thing, I snapped a picture off on the way out of a loss to the Indians in 2010… at least I think it was a loss – did Joba Chamberlain give up a zillion runs in relief to the Astros of the Indians in 2010? I forget… which ever one of those teams they beat on a Saturday afternoon in 2010, that's what game it was… OK, that's besides the point. The thing is, a Pinstriped Statue of Liberty at Yankee Stadium was the last thing I expected to see that day, but there it was – and it's pretty awesome looking!
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Yes...but it makes me sad. It's so annoying hardly ever playing on Saturday. Have we yet this season?Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Pardon my French chaps, but these Sunday matches SUCK!
Sunday is terrible, especially the early matches, it's 7:30 in the morning here, and not to mention the later games run into and overlap with NFL.
For my sake, let's make Champions League this season!
KIDDING - I imagine it's a pain for you all who actually go to the matches or watch and enjoy a pint or 5. So for the sake of LFC Supporters everywhere Let's Make Champions League!
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Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling (TPRS) consists of three basic steps:
1. Introducing key vocabulary, usually two or three words, that can be used together in a story.
2. Students then act out stories as the teacher tells (or, more accurately, "asks") about a story that uses the vocabulary words.
3. The oral story is then followed up with reading (or for the younger students by songs and games).
By using TPRS students rapidly learn a second language effortlessly and involuntarily because it is fun, and comprehensible.
TPRS was developed in the 1990s by a man named Blaine Ray. The Denver Public Schools renamed the methodology Teaching with Comprehensible Input (TCI) in 2009. Both terms can be used interchangeably.
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Jack Terrebonne III, 72, a native of Lafourche Parish and resident of Houma, died at 12:45 a.m. Wednesday, May 7, 2003.
Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to funeral time Thursday at Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Houma. Mass will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at the church.
He is survived by his wife, Juanita LeBoeuf Terrebonne of Houma; one son, Jad J. Terrebonne of Indiana; three daughters, Glynis T. Mulvihill of Colorado Springs, Colo., Robin Terrebonne Gladden of Baton Rouge and Jacqueline Terrebonne of Metairie; one brother, James Terrebonne of Grand Isle; two sisters, Lois T. Vizier of Golden Meadow and Emma T. Bergeron of Houma; and five grandchildren, Magen Gladden of Baton Rouge, Amy and Paul Terrebonne of Indiana and Jordan and Samuel Mulvihill of Colorado Springs.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Jack Terrebonne Jr. and Leoncia Cheramie Terrebonne; and one sister, Yvonne T. Molaison.
He was in the Air Force with the air refueling squadron in the Korean War and was retired from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers after 30 years.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the American Red Cross.
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Marvel Movie Madness! Part 4: Fantastic Four (1994)
Matt: Imagine hiring a director and cast to make a movie that you never intended to release. That's exactly what happened in 1994, when Constantin Film partnered with Roger Corman to make this low-budget version of The Fantastic Four. The film was made only so that Constantin could maintain the film rights to the franchise. There's no getting around it - this movie is pretty bad, as expected from something that was never meant to see the light of day. And the standard Roger Corman elements are there - stock footage, cheap effects, etc (one of my favorites was the use of asbestos fire suits to stand in for space suits). But to be honest, it's no worse than you'd expect out of something shown on TV in 1994.Back to Article


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Released: Aug 01st, 1995
Running Time: 78
Company: Heads or Tails
Cast: Nina Chareese, Brandi Sommers, Jimmy Juice, Rocky Toro, Monique di Chambers, Lony Brown, Moondog Woody
Critical Rating: AA
Genre: Gay Specialty
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Does Regulation Affect Economic Outcomes? The Case of Dentistry
This study examines the role of variations in occupational licensing policies in improving the quality of services provided to consumers and the effect of restrictive regulations on the prices of certain services and on the earnings of practitioners. Theory suggests that more restrictive licensing may raise prices and at the same time raise demand by reducing uncertainty about the quality of the services. This article uses unique data on the dental health of incoming Air Force personnel to analyze empirically the effects of varying licensing stringency among the states. It finds that tougher licensing does not improve outcomes, but it does raise prices for consumers and the earnings of practitioners. These results cast doubt on the principal public interest argument in favor of more stringent state licensing practices. Copyright 2000 by the University of Chicago.
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TodoMovies 4 brings Apple Watch app and more
TodoMovies gets a huge update today, making the best movie-tracking app better than ever.
Christine Chan
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TodoMovies 3.1 Features Film Ratings, New URL Scheme And Other Blockbuster Tweaks
To better help you keep track of the movies that you want to see, TodoMovies has been improved through its latest major update.
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The sequel to the popular movie-focused to-do app TodoMovies, called TodoMovies 3, is out now in the App Store.
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TodoMovies, the popular to-do app for movies has just received an important update.
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TodoMovies 2.1 introduces a neat new feature, among other improvements.
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TodoMovies, the aptly named to-do app for movies, has just received its 2.0 update.
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Canadian Maple Liqueur
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Great liqueur recipe using maple syrup that is excellent in BBQ sauces and marinades. Very unique taste that is good on its own but wonderful in baked goods. Simply substitute for Maple extract.....The recipe is ready for use after 2 weeks. Store the liqueur in the refrigerator.
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SEOUL/SEJONG, June 24 (Yonhap) -- South Korea and Japan have decided not to extend the soon-to-be-expired won-yen swap facility worth US$3 billion, Korea's central bank said Monday, amid speculation the strained bilateral relations might affect the decision.
The Bank of Korea (BOK) said it and its counterpart in Japan have reached a decision to end the swap line, which is due to expire on July 3.
The decision led Korea and Japan to hold only the $10 billion currency swap line under the Chiang Mai Initiative, which is aimed at cushioning regional currencies from global turmoil.
The government said that any political or diplomatic consideration was not behind the decision amid strained bilateral relations following former President Lee Myung-bak's visit to Korea's easternmost islets of Dokdo last year.
"Korea and Japan have discussed whether to extend it, but as they did not see the need to do so, both Seoul and Tokyo have not requested the extension from each other," said an official at the finance ministry.
At the height of the 2008 global financial crisis, the BOK agreed with the Bank of Japan to expand its won-yen swap facility to $20 billion from $3 billion.
They expanded the total swap line temporarily to $70 billion in 2011, leading Seoul to exchange its own currency with safer assets such as the dollar and the yen.
But later, the amount returned to $13 billion last August when tensions between the two countries heightened over South Korea's islets of Dokdo.
Japanese media said earlier this month that Tokyo would not extend the currency swap contract unless Seoul asks for its extension.
A senior official at the finance ministry earlier said that whether to extend the swap line is a matter of bilateral financial cooperation, not something that has an impact on the local financial markets.
BOK Gov. Kim Choong-soo earlier said that as Seoul has not tapped the won-yen swap line and the volume of the $3 billion is not large, the end of the swap facility would not take on significant meaning.
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Could you save £700 by using food leftovers?
A celebrity cook-off event will take place raise awareness of how families can save up to £700 a year by preventing food waste.Read the full story ›
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Firm fined £16,000 for using chicken in 'lamb' kebabs
A Midlands food firm has been fined £16,000 after chicken was found in lamb kebabs as part of a crackdown after the horse meat scandal.Read the full story ›
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Mother urges restaurants to follow new allergy rules
A mother of a one-year-old girl who reacts severely to some foods urges restaurants to quickly follow new rules about allergy labelling.Read the full story ›
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Food foraging: how to find fresh food for free
We're a nation of food lovers - but the cheaper and fresher it is - the more we love it! So what do you say to handpicked food for free?
Food foraging is becoming more popular, with those in the know taking a countryside stroll and coming home laden with ingredients.
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ITV News Central has been out in Derbyshire learning which foods you can forage for free, to save money and get some unique flavours.
Expert forager Chris Bax gives tips on staying safe when picking wild plants.
Healthy eating costs too much according to research
People across the region are saying they do not eat healthily because it is too expensive, according to new research from a UK health charity.
Nuffield Health has found more than a third of people in the West Midlands, and almost half of people in the East Midlands think healthy food costs too much.
Experts say the findings are concerning, and show that obesity is becoming 'the norm' in society.
Homeless charities report increase in free food numbers
Charities that provide food to the homeless say the tough economic climate means they are struggling to help those in need.
It comes at a time when Sikh community leaders are reporting an increase in the number of non Sikhs visiting their Gurdwaras or Temples for free food. Rajiv Popat reports.
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Democrats Seek Stronger Obama Stance in U.S. Budget Debate
Congressional Democrats are prodding the White House to take a more active stance against Republicans in budget negotiations, concerned that President Barack Obama is ceding ground on spending cuts.
The White House stepped up its involvement by setting up a meeting later today at the Capitol among Vice President Joe Biden and congressional leaders of both parties to jump-start budget negotiations.
Still, some Democrats are worried Obama may be too willing to compromise with Republicans who are insisting on deep cuts as part of any deal to fund the government through Sept. 30, the end of the 2011 fiscal year.
"I feel a tremor or two" of concern, said Senator Frank Lautenberg, a New Jersey Democrat. "We're down a hopeless slide right now."
Some Democrats believe the president has so far taken too passive an approach in the debate on spending, allowing Republicans to set the agenda for slashing federal expenditures and position themselves to gain credit for such moves.
"I would hope that they would ratchet it up big-time," Democratic Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey said of the White House, echoing sentiments aired privately at a closed-door lunch meeting of Senate Democrats earlier this week, according to several people who attended or were briefed on the session.
Stopgap Measure
Obama yesterday signed a stopgap measure Congress approved to fund the government through March 18 and avert a shutdown. Internal rifts among Democrats threaten to weaken the party's hand in the coming round of bargaining with Republicans over spending for the remainder of this year.
A shutdown still looms if the two sides can't reach a budget agreement, and Democratic strategists have privately told lawmakers they risk a voter rebuff if they aren't seen as embracing cuts. All sides recognize that spending reductions beyond what Obama and his congressional allies want appear inevitable. The question is how deep they will be and whether Democrats can protect their priorities in the process.
Some Democrats say they don't want to talk about spending cuts until Congress considers ways of raising more federal revenues through taxes, such as increases on those earning more than $250,000 a year or ending breaks for oil and gas companies.
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"I'm not going to vote for anything unless there's revenues in it," said Senator Tom Harkin, an Iowa Democrat and one of four members of his party's caucus to oppose the temporary funding measure in a Senate vote yesterday. "From now on, if there's something that's just cutting spending, I'm not for it. We've got to do both."
Obama phoned House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio on March 1 and the two spoke for about 10 minutes on budget matters, though the discussion came too late to alter the $4 billion in cuts Republicans put in the stopgap spending measure. White House Chief of Staff William Daley also phoned House Majority Leader Eric Cantor to discuss funding the government through Sept. 30, Cantor told Bloomberg Television yesterday.
Upon signing the temporary spending measure, Obama said he was dispatching Biden, Daley and White House budget chief Jack Lew to work with congressional leaders on a longer-term deal. Lew, Daley, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and other aides met with House Democratic leaders last night to plot strategy.
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A future funding agreement "should cut spending and reduce deficits without damaging economic growth or gutting investments in education, research and development that will create jobs and secure our future," Obama said yesterday in a statement. It "should be bipartisan, it should be free of any party's social or political agenda, and it should be reached without delay."
Democratic lawmakers said they expected Obama to address the issue in public in the coming days. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada said Obama "is going to get involved in this."
"The president's going to take this to the American people because the only message that we have from the Republicans is to wipe out programs that are so important to people, especially people who can't help themselves, the middle class and other programs," Reid told reporters on March 1.
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Republicans last month won House approval of a plan to cut $61 billion from 2011 spending, which would mean reductions of 10 percent or more in hundreds of programs. Democrats call the proposal a nonstarter. They have yet to publicly identify a set of spending reductions they would back for the remainder of the year, saying such cuts would have to be part of a negotiation.
"Putting a meeting on the schedule doesn't change the fact that neither the White House nor a single Democrat in Congress has proposed a plan that would allow the government to remain open and that would respond to the voters by reining in spending," Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, said today. "All we get is talk."
Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois, the second-ranking Democrat, said yesterday that reaching agreement over the next two weeks to fund the government through Sept. 30 would take a "superhuman effort."
During the private lunch session this week, some senators complained that Obama and his aides had offered no concrete plan to counter the Republican budget bill, creating the potential that more short-term funding extensions would be needed that could come at a steep price for programs Democrats care about.
$4 Billion in Cuts
The measure that cleared Congress yesterday on a Senate vote trims $4 billion in spending by enacting cuts proposed by Obama in his 2012 budget and zeroing out money set aside for lawmakers' pet projects, which members of both parties already agreed to abandon. That means noncontroversial cuts have mostly been adopted, and future spending reductions will be more painful for Democrats to back.
"Some of us, if what we're going to get is every two weeks an extension with the equivalent of $2 billion a week in spending cuts, that won't work for us," said Menendez.
Obama acknowledged as much in his statement, saying, "Living with the threat of a shutdown every few weeks is not responsible, and it puts our economic progress in jeopardy."
House Democrats
Concern about his approach is shared among Democrats in the House, where many say they feel powerless to stop the Republican-engineered march to big cuts. Faced with the choice of endorsing Republicans' stopgap measure or opposing the bill that would avert a government shutdown, 104 Democrats opted March 1 to side with Republicans in House passage of the measure, while 85 voted "no."
Representative Elijah Cummings of Maryland cast one of those opposing votes.
"The White House has to be very careful, because the people who are going to be hit hardest -- the most vulnerable people who depend on these programs -- that's their base, and they cannot turn their backs on that," said Cummings, whose district includes much of inner-city Baltimore.
If Obama doesn't vigorously oppose cuts to cherished programs, he and Democratic lawmakers will pay a price in the 2012 elections, Cummings said. "He's got to let people know that he feels their pain. He can never get off that message."
Some Senate Democrats, particularly those running for re-election in 2012, say they are eager for the White House and Congress to press ahead with broader talks about how to bring down the deficit, projected to reach $1.6 trillion this year.
"We need to get this budget year done and get on to the intellectually honest discussion about what the structural debt really is and how we deal with it," said Senator Claire McCaskill, a Missouri Democrat seeking a second term next year.
She said she didn't want to comment on whether the White House has been sufficiently involved in the budget discussions. "I think they're trying to find the right way to lead on this," McCaskill said, "and I'm confident before it's all over they will."


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Usmanov still not happy with Arsenal's policy of selling stars
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Despite owning nearly 30 percent of Arsenal Football Club, the Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov cannot get a seat on the board and so cannot influence the running of the club nearly as much as he would like. Stan Kroenke, the American businessman who has more say than anyone because of his controlling stake, has come under attack again from Usmanov, who is convinced that silent Stan is not doing the right thing.
Arsenal Debate: Can a team balance the books AND win a trophy?
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No Sell No Buy (By S.H)
With 11 days left in the Winter transfer season, Arsenal still haven't signed anyone. Arsene Wenger, as we know, is verbally parsimonious and enigmatic about recruitment. You'd never beat him in a board game of "Guess Who." There are a plethora of Arsenal transfer rumours, linking a myriad of players to the Gunners, yet Wenger continues to refute having any interest.
Robert: Wenger's policy is right – but we need to stop selling!
I don't know what it was like not having Wenger as Arsenal's manager, probably because I was barely alive when he took over from Bruce Rioch in August 1996. So for me, it is hard to come to grips even with the idea that one day he may leave Arsenal as I couldn't imagine anyone else in his position. But this season has opened my eyes to the inevitability of him eventually saying goodbye to the club, and even the people supporting him, which includes myself, have to realise that change is drastically needed somewhere in our club. Yet I feel Wenger is not the cog that needs cleaning, and his criticism has been unfounded and unfair.


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Bruce Boxleitner Says He's 'Done' With 'Tron' Franchise
Following Disney's abrupt cancellation of the planned sequel to "Tron: Legacy," franchise actor Bruce Boxleitner says he's moved on: "I don't really care anymore."
Following Disney's abrupt cancellation of the planned sequel to "Tron: Legacy," franchise actor Bruce Boxleitner says he's moved on: "I don't really care anymore."
Director Joseph Kosinski will return for the third installment of the franchise, according to a new report.
As "Edge of Tomorrow" introduced audiences to its take on the mech suit, we look back at some of the most memorable sci-fi movie weapons – from Death Stars to phasers.
With the big-budget adaptation of Ender's Game on the horizon, Spinoff's Anna Pinkert looks back at cinema's often cringe-inducing depictions of video games, and gamers, on screen.
Peter and the Starcatchers writer Jesse Wigutow is in talks with Disney to write the sequel to 2010's Tron: Legacy. Joseph Kosinksi is set to return as director.
Tron: Uprising producers Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis and director Charlie Bean discuss their new Disney XD animated series and how it fits into the Tron universe.
Veteran actors Bruce Boxleitner and Lance Henriksen talk about their roles in Disney XD's upcoming animated series Tron: Uprising, and reflect on their sci-fi careers.
Disney XD has released the 30-minute prelude to TRON: Legacy, the animated series that bridges the gap between 1982′s TRON and 2010′s TRON: Legacy. The 10-episode series premieres June 7.
Disney XD has released a new minute-long teaser for TRON: Uprising, the upcoming animated series that stars the voices of Elijah Wood, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Mandy Moore, Lance Henriksen and Bruce Boxleitner.
Disney XD has released a new teaser for Tron: Uprising, the upcoming animated series the bridges the gap between 1982's Tron and and 2010's Tron: Legacy.
A preview of the animated prequel to TRON: Legacy will be screened at Comic-Con International during the July 23 Phineas and Ferb panel. The series, which features the voices of Elijah Wood, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Paul Reubens and Bruce Boxleitner, debuts in summer 2012.
I think it was the news that the follow-up to Tron: Legacy was moving ahead, despite the relative disappointment of last year's 20-years-after-the-fact sequel, that made me really stop and think: When will we all stop paying attention to the box office?


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I have an intermittent problem pushing to my git (gitosis) repository. Most of the time it works fine but when it doesn't work the push hangs. It seems to have done the majority of what it wants to do:
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Delta compression using up to 2 threads.
Compressing objects: 100% (43/43), done.
Writing objects: 100% (43/43), 7.89 KiB, done.
Total 43 (delta 31), reused 0 (delta 0)
I've waited a good long while for this to complete but to no avail.
On the server I have 3 processes running that may be relevant:
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Copenhagen University Observatory (Danish: Københavns Universitet Astronomisk Observatorium) on Østervold is an astronomical observatory owned and operated by Copenhagen University. It is located in Copenhagen, Denmark, and has been in operation since 1861. It has IAU code 035.
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DENVER — Champ Bailey didn't get that Super Bowl ring with the Denver Broncos.
Now, the perennial Pro Bowler may have to go elsewhere for another chance.
The Broncos are expected to release Bailey, a person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press on Wednesday night. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because no announcement was made.
By letting go of Bailey, the Broncos would open up cap space, with the 12-time Pro Bowl player scheduled to make around $10 million next season.
This was a trying 15th season for Bailey, one in which he missed 11 games because of a nagging left foot sprain that he originally hurt in the preseason on Aug. 17 in Seattle. The 35-year-old corner returned late in the season to help the Broncos advance to the Super Bowl, where they lost 43-8 to the Seattle Seahawks last month.
Bailey has been so dependable on the outside for Denver since his arrival in 2004, when the Washington Redskins dealt him for running back Clinton Portis. Bailey has been among that rare group of elite cornerbacks that quarterbacks thought twice about challenging him.
With good reason, too. Bailey leads all cornerbacks with 52 interceptions since he broke into the league as a rookie in 1999.
As the years have passed, QBs started testing him more and more. That was evident in the playoff game against Baltimore after the 2012 season, when Bailey got burned twice for long touchdowns.
With that performance came the inevitable whispers that maybe it was time for him to move to safety or even to the slot position.
Only, Bailey wasn't ready for that kind of move. Not yet anyway.
After his foot injury, though, Bailey really had no choice but to move inside, playing well, too, as he earned his first trip to the Super Bowl.
Bailey came close to a Super Bowl with Denver during the 2005 season as well. He even had one of his more memorable moments in the division playoff game that year, when he intercepted Tom Brady and returned it 100 yards down the sideline. He got chased down a yard short of the touchdown. But it was a game-changing play and the Broncos won. They had home-field advantage the next week, only to lose to Pittsburgh.
While Peyton Manning was the undisputed leader of the offense, Bailey held a similar role on the defensive side. He always took the younger cornerbacks under his wing, too, teaching them little tricks and grooming them to possibly take over one day.
Upon hearing the news of Bailey's impending release, Broncos cornerback Chris Harris posted on his Twitter account: "Blessed to be able lineup opposite Champ and learn from a Great. Will def be missed."
Harris wasn't the only Denver defensive back turning to Twitter to give a shout-out to Bailey. David Bruton posted: "5 years with Champ! Can't believe 1 of the greatest is no longer here. Learned more than u can imagine from him. More than a teammate 4 sure."
With free agency on the horizon, the Broncos have some work to do in the defensive backfield. It could start with working out a deal with Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, who's set to become a free agent after a solid first season in Denver.
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"RE: sharpness: my perpetural struggle"
>> What makes this lens so difficult? Forget the optics and look at the geometry. It is a well designed... tuning fork .It has a handle (the lens foot), just like a tuning fork, and like a straight sided tuning fork (not the more typical U shaped) it has two nice arms to resonate sweetly.This is true of any collared lens, to some degree. Some people have some trouble mastering a 70-200 if that is their first collared lens. And if they do not understand the physics of a tripod, that particular lens can produce better results hand held (usually using VR) than on a tripod.The next tiny step up is a 300/4, unless it is shot at 500 or 600mm with a TC (as most people do because most users are birders). That can take a little time.The next step up woould be your 200-400 or a 300/2.8 working a TC. I suspect you did not get perfect results with that lens out of the box the first day. But while that lens is tougher than a 70-200 it is much easier than your newer 600/4.Among the highest end 400/500/600 lenses, your 600 is usually considered the toughest of the bunch, simply because it is physically longer and heavier. If you want an efficient tuning fork you generally increase the length of the arms.Weight is important because weight stresses the mount, and the length allows you to more easily put leverage on it, even if you don't want to. The length also adds "moment arm" which is another way to say it's a good tuning fork!It is all a matter of degree, and this lens is at the top of the heap, in quality and relative difficulty.I'm not trying to say this lens is beyond your ability or nearly impossible to master, but you asked, and I am trying to explain it as best I can, and on a purely relative basis compared to other lenses, especially those you have shot. You've made a very good start by starting this thread.The good new is that once you master this lens, just about any other "normal" lens you shoot will seem like child's play. With the exception of very deep macro where all the issues I mentioned (except now usually a one sided tuning fork) apply at a microscopic level.Since you do not plan to make an intensive hobby out of this lens, as many or most of us do, it just means you have to approach your learning curve smarter, and we are trying to help you do that.If you do not want to make this lens an obsession, then you absolutely, positively need to get that Series 5. Many of us use less, usually a Series 3, but we are putting more time behind the lens to acquire the better skills necessary to use that tripod. You will accomplish more, and faster, with a Series 5. I am as sure of that as anything regarding what I think is a rather fuzzy and ill defined subject. It is as much art as science for us because few of us are vibration engineers. We just know what empirically works for us.I would also suggest finding a local "duck pond" and getting in some quality time behind the lens before the trip. I have a busy local pond I use for practice and testing new gear or new ideas for technique. And this is prime duck season.And you have the lens, you should try to use it out west.Edit: I have talked to a number of 600/4 shooters that use Series 3's. I rarely see a Series 5 in the field. When I ask them about VR/IS they all tell me they could not shoot their lens without it. Most are Canon users simply because most of them are old timers that bought their Canon IS lenses back before Nikon had a VR model. For that reason alone I would suggest you seriously try VR and determine if it helps or hurts. You will get varying opinions on that so you need to find out for yourself.
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A very wet winter kicked off the growing season in Napa, with rainfall extending through spring all the way into mid-June. This delayed bud break and bloom by several weeks, and further rain disrupted fruit set. The cool summer that followed led to a late harvest and one that required much patience in waiting for the grapes to fully ripen. That optimum point was finally reached several weeks later than normal. Patience paid off, though, and shows in the ripe flavors of the high quality fruit brought in for the 2011 harvest.
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After the grapes were gently hand-harvested, de-stemmed and crushed, the juice fermented in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks, with an extended post-fermentation maceration that beautifully married flavors and tannins, giving our Oberon Cabernet Sauvignon its lovely, seamless texture. Malolactic fermentation in barrel, combined with 12 months oak aging (45% new French oak), further concentrated the wine's vibrant red cherry, candied blackberry, and spice flavors, adding a hint of coffee and a lingering dark chocolate note on the finish.
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Over the years, I continue to be amazed by the diversity to be found within Napa Valley vineyards. At one site, you find vines growing out of poor, volcanic soil, while the next site sits in a deep, fertile alluvial bed. The array of conditions found in the Napa Valley is unique, due to the climate and geography of the valley. The north-south orientation allows the cooling influence of the bay to travel up the valley from its open southern end. Different from valleys open at both ends, Napa Valley is a "box canyon" closed off at the northern end by Mount St. Helena. This traps the moisture and results in layers of fog lines down the valley, providing a variety of microclimates paired with different soil compositions. These unique combinations ultimately result in recognizable wine characteristics from different vineyards. Given such a wide variety to work with, it's a pleasure each year to put together the best combination of ideal grapes in order to make Oberon wines.


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My daughter and I are considering this memorable trip. She is planning to thru hike the AT next year, so this may be the last prep hike for her prior to an early nobo start. She's trying to go UL,...
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My daughter and I are considering this memorable trip. She is planning to thru hike the AT next year, so this may be the last prep hike for her prior to an early nobo start. She's trying to go UL,...
Fabulous! I am so ready for some cold nights.
We may join the FHT hike. My daughter, Rebecca, will be with me. We are going to hike the whole next week, as she is prepping for an AT thru hike next spring.
I see a 22 mile loop including that trail, with the start near our campsite. I might just do that loop, starting Wed PM or Thurs AM. If anyone knows much about this trail, or if you want to join me,...
Pics? If your connector pole bowed up, the whoopie slings had to be pulling down hard, maybe attached to far out towards the end? Pics would help.
It turns out I'll be hiking and hanging on the AT this weekend. I just need to get some miles under my feet, so I'll be joining some of the NB thru hikers who are starting out. I really don't care if...
I'm uncertain if I'll be joining the Cohutta hang next weekend.
So who else is planning to be at Panther Creek Falls on Friday night? If no one besides me, I might be in the area but not yet at the falls.
Just keep in mind that bears will bring down poorly hung bear bags anywhere. Some camp neighbors between Neels and Tesnatee gaps lost half their food to a bear on my last trip in that trail section.
I'm looking forward to this trip, and hope to see you and more there on Friday.
So, are we camping at the top or the bottom of Panther Creek Falls? I plan on hiking in via East Cowpen, which will end at the top of the falls. I'm also planning to arrive Friday afternoon. Anyone...
I'm in. Sounds great.
Welcome from over in Augusta.
Welcome from Augusta GA.
Woody to Neels is about 10.5 miles. Another 6.5 miles to Hogpen. Camping along the trail is OK, but campfires are limited in some areas. Last time I think fires were not permitted between Slaughter...
If you don't want to hike back over the same trail, you'd need transportation back to your start. Or you might be able to stay Thurs night at the Hiker Hostel in Dahlonega and have them take you to...
March 23/24 is the Cohutta backpacking hang, and Easter is the following weekend, then Burrel's Ford in early April. Lots of hanging opportunities coming soon. I'm not sure how many would attend. My...
Most of us have extra hammocks, and maybe some extra tarps and pads and such. But you are certainly welcome to join us in a tent. I have an ENO hammock and tarp I could loan you, but I'm not...
I slept quite comfortably last night. But I can see a summer UQ in my near future. I might have to see if any local stores carry poncho liners.
Add one more. Built today. Ready for testing.
I'm hoping to be able to join in on this hike.
3:JuneBugDawn <---Doctor said I can go!
4:Cowboy and the White Devil. PAID
5:AHHGladius and the Grey Devil (please bring a full first aid kit...)
6. Gresh and Biscuit...
I, too, prefer the potluck on Saturday, with people arriving at different times on Friday. I hope to get there with some daylight remaining on Friday.
I'm probably going to try baking some Mexican cornbread in my Dutch oven, since I think Junebugdawn has desserts covered. It should go well with your stew.
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I am SO ready for this weekend. I'm not packed yet, but that's because I'll be hanging outside tonight. You know, one has to recheck that their gear will keep them warm enough on a cold night....
I downloaded the trail map and rules. No restrictions to specific days. Looks like a 6 mile single track mtb/hiking trail, a 3.5 mile wide multiuser trail, and a 2 mile hiking trail.
I'm thinking about bringing my mountain bike, as there seems to be a 5 mile single track trail in the park. Anyone else?
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I'm in. Thanks
I absolutely LOVE hot dogs cooked over a fire! Yummy.
I'd love one. I'm hoping you're drawing 8PM your time zone. :-)
For me, I'd still get the Superfly. If take the $aving$ from the MJ doors to put toward a significantly smaller (summer) tarp.
Or combine both and just get a CF tarp. :o
As a Superfly owner, I'd vote for the larger one, the MJ. But I LOVE winter camping. Also from GA, and plan to be at the Raven Cliffs hang in early January.
Try the spreadsheet again.
Welcome from Augusta GA.
See if this works for you.
Welcome from Augusta GA. I plan to be at the Raven Cliffs hang that 2ply mentioned. I hope you can join us.
Welcome from Augusta GA. Sounds like you've had a good start.
Welcome from Augusta GA. I might see you this weekend if you're hanging at Bussey Point.
I'll let you know. My son and I might be up for a night or two on the AT, but I'm not sure if his gear its up for winter backpacking. I'd have to convince him to hang at least once before then to see...
I use snake skins on my tarp, always, because they make it so much faster and easier to set up and take down. It helps keep the cords from tangling, and helps me center the tarp over the hammock...
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My strongest memories of campouts are from those that had the most stormy weather. Just sayin'.
BTW, I'm waiting on a wet night for a backyard hang just to test out some gear (a new tarp that is...
I'm in Augusta, but love to hang out in the mountains (NGA, WNC).
I will plan to be there, with my son Ben.
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I went by the local library and picked up the annual park pass for my trip this weekend.
Welcome to the forums. I'm presently hanging in North Georgia in the Coosa Backcountry, but home is Augusta. Presently hanging in a DIY tablecloth hammock, but I have a WBBB DL 1.1 on order.
I've done something similar with mine. I have a JRB Greylock 4 UQ, which slides along a shock cord. It already had loops at each of the four corners, so I add a short piece of shock cord at the...


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Prosonix has teamed up with respiratory diseases experts at Imperial College London's National Heart and Lung Institute (NHLI) to accelerate development of the U.K. firm's inhaled multicomponent particle™ (MCP™)-based combination drugs for treating chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma. Prosonix is exploiting its ultrasonic particle engineering technology to develop MCPs that combine two active drug molecules at precise, predetermined ratios in each drug particle, without needing additional excipients.
The collaboration with the NHLI researchers will apply in vitro and in vivo lung models to evaluate the effects of MCP-based inhaled corticosteroid/long-acting beta agonist (LABA) combinations, and LABA/long-acting muscarinic antagonist (LAMA) combinations on inflammation and bronchodilation, in comparison with already marketed drug combinations. The aim is to accelerate development of Prosonix' PSX2000 series of MCP drug combinations into formal preclinical/proof-of-concept studies in 2013.
"Colocalization of active components in respiratory drug combinations in the lung may offer the potential for an enhanced clinical effect and therapeutic efficacy that is not fully achieved with current combinations," comments Omar Usmani, M.D., who heads the NHLI laboratory working with Prosonix. "With better treatment of respiratory diseases requiring improved combinations for these reasons, we are extremely interested in Prosonix' particle-engineering approach and multicomponent particles to determine whether they can demonstrate clinical synergy and thus provide a novel and effective means of delivering respiratory combinations."
Prosonix' sonocrystallization particle-engineering platform hinges on the use of its Prosonitron® ultrasound technology to fine-tuning physicochemical properties of APIs. The technology underpins the firm's Discus, Umax, Sax, and MCP particle-engineering technologies. Prosonix is exploiting the platforms to develop both generic monotherapy products and combination respiratory drugs based on the MCP platform. Its pipeline includes PSX1001, a fluticasone propionate formulation being developed as an inhaled monotherapy in MDI, and PSX1002, a novel formulation of the LAMA glycopyrrolate in develpment as an inhaled monotherapy in MDI for treating COPD.
The PSX2000 MCP Series is a family of inhaled combination therapies for respiratory diseases based on the use of MCPs created using the Umax and Discus platforms. The company is evaluating the MCP platform through the development of fluticasone/salmeterol and budesonide/formoterol combinations, which are the drug combinations in GSK's Advair/Seretide and AstraZeneca's Symbicort, respectively, as well as other combinations of inhaled corticosteroids, LABA, and LAMA.
In May Prosonix raised £5.7 million in the second closing of its Series B financing round, which has totalled £17.1 million.
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Boehner out
House Speaker John Boehner will give up his House seat and resign from Congress at the end of October. Boehner has been Speaker since January 2011, and has been a member of the House since January 1991. Boehner made the announcement this morning in an emotional meeting with fellow Republicans, according to the New York Times, which says that his resignation throws Congress and the federal government "into chaos" as Congress faces an imminent government shutdown, the first since 2013.
"October is a fine and dangerous season in America"
Happy Political Clusterf*ck Day (U.S.)! In one corner: the first federal government shutdown since 1996, born of the House GOP/Tea Party faction's crusade to delay, defund, and destroy Obamacare (and the Democratic Senate and President's resolve to not do that). "Continuing resolutions" have ping-ponged between the two houses, fighting over language to cancel healthcare reform (plus a few other items, such as the implementation of Mitt Romney's entire economic agenda). National parks are closed, contractors are hamstrung, and 800,000 federal workers furloughed until Speaker Boehner drops the "Hastert Rule" and passes a bill the other branches can agree to. In the other corner, heedless of the chaos (though not without glitches of its own): the official rollout of the Affordable Care Act and its state insurance exchanges. The portal at Healthcare.gov is your one-stop shop for browsing, comparing, and purchasing standardized, regulated insurance coverage with premium rebates, guaranteed coverage, and expanded Medicaid for the poor (in some states). A crazy day, overall -- but peanuts compared to what might happen if the debt ceiling is breached in 16 days. [more inside]
Marketing a political scandal
The U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform has a Flickr account. A few highlights. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
There's been a lot of talk in the US media about the "Fiscal Cliff" and the "Grand Bargain" What are they?
The "fiscal cliff" is a confluence of three legal changes taking effect Jan. 1: the expiration of a payroll-tax cut, the expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts, and the advent of mandatory spending cuts known as "sequestration."Fiscal Cliff 101: 5 Basic Questions Answered. What's Happening: Fiscal Cliff Explained [more inside]
"Used to be that the idea was 'once every two years voters elected their representatives.' And now instead it's 'every ten years the representatives choose their constituents.'"
Obama won Ohio by two points, and Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown won by five, but Democrats emerged with just four of Ohio's 16 House seats. In Wisconsin, Obama prevailed by seven points, and Democratic Senate candidate Tammy Baldwin by five, but their party finished with just three of the state's eight House seats. In Virginia, Obama and Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Tim Kaine were clear victors, but Democrats won just three of the commonwealth's 11 House seats. In Florida, Obama eked out a victory and Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson won by 13 points, but Democrats will hold only 10 of the Sunshine State's 27 House seats. The Revenge of 2010: How gerrymandering saved the congressional Republican majority, undermined Obama's mandate, set the terms of the sequestration fight, and locked Democrats out of the House for the next decade. It's not a new problem. But if the Supreme Court guts the Voting Rights Act, it could get a whole lot worse. And the electoral college may be next. (What's gerrymandering, you ask? Let the animals explain. Meet the Gerry-mander. Peruse the abused. Catch the movie. Or just play the game. Previously.)
Apparently, the USHOR Appropriations Committee feels uncomfortable about permitting convenient bulk access to THOMAS database of bills.
Documentarian arrested for filming public hearing
At the instruction of House Republicans, US Capitol Police arrested Josh Fox for filming a public hearing—a meeting of the House Subcommittee on Energy and Environment. Josh directed Gasland (previously), a documentary on the potential dangers of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, a process used by energy companies which has been linked to causing earthquakes in Arkansas and other side effects. [more inside]
A living document?
The incoming Republican majority in the US House of Representatives is right now reading the text of the Constitution on the House floor. Representatives chose to omit superceed portions of the text including The Three-Fifth Compromise and Prohibition
Pencils down.
It's Election Day in America, and as is so often the case in this fickle land, the results of the 2010 midterm elections are up in the air. Although President Obama's party is expected to suffer significant losses, record numbers of districts remain competitive, and even minute errors in polling could mean the difference between a historic Republican landslide and an unexpectedly robust Democratic defense. At stake are control of not just the Senate and House, but myriad state and local offices, many of which will play key roles in the dynamics of the 2012 presidential race -- and, more subtly but no less crucially, the once-in-a-decade congressional redistricting process. Much uncertainty surrounds the behavior of the electorate -- how many will turn out, and how informed will they be? To help move those statistics in the right direction, look inside for voter guides, national and state fact checkers, and an assortment of other resources to keep tabs on as the results roll in. [more inside]
Health Care Has Passed
The House of Representatives just passed the health reform bill in a vote of 220-215.
An Economic Stimulus Without the Stimulus?
A list of cut, halved, and quartered items from the Senate version of the stimulus bill was released to CNN. [more inside]
Congress 2.0
Opencongress.org is a website for keeping track of the U.S. Congress. (previously) But, now it also a social network. So, sign-up and see what your favourite Senator has been doing, track bills and, follow important issues. Then, share that information with your friends or write about it on your blog.
Foley was a Republican, but those Dems are TELEMARKETERS!
Abu Gharib? Feh. The newest Dark Side: telemarketing abuse. The National Republican Congressional Committee has launched a $2.1 million campaign calling individuals, including those on the Federal Do-Not-Call Registry, with automated telephone messages scripted to sound as if they are coming from the Democratic candidate up for election, in the hopes of driving away support come Tuesday's elections. "Hello. I'm calling with information about [Democratic candidate]," the recording begins, and then pauses for the traditional hang-up. If the recipient does indeed hang up, they then receive repeated phone calls back. This manner of scripting violates 47 CFR 64.1200(b)(1), which requires that "the identity of the business, individual, or other entity that is responsible for initiating the call" be "state[d] clearly" "at the beginning of the message." The New Hampshire Attorney General got them to stop calling those on the Do-Not-Call Registry, at least. (In their best interests, perhaps, due to the $5,000 fine per call potentially racking up hefty fines.) This is going on at the very least in the Pennsylvania 6th, the Connecticut 4th, the North Carolina 11th,, the New Hampshire 2nd, and nationwide.
The House Appropriations Committee documents Bush's lies and proken promises.
The House Appropriations Committee documents Bush's lies and broken promises. Are we starting to see an opposition party here?
Congress agrees, citizens shouldn't have the same right to bankruptcy protection as corporations.
Congress agrees, citizens shouldn't have the same right to bankruptcy protection as corporations. The Senate and House, after much lobbying by credit card companies, have decided that consumers don't need protection. Corporations can still file for bankruptcy, leaving stockholders and employees standing in the rain, but Joe Consumer had better not get sick, lose his job, or not pay that usurious 25% interest rate. This is the same bill that Clinton vetoed as being unfair to consumers...but we all know where this regime's loyalties lie...and it ain't the people.
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