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BEIJING -- A leading Chinese oil producer on Tuesday abandoned its $18.5 billion bid to take over Unocal, saying a political backlash on Capitol Hill over China's growing appetite for oil dimmed the likelihood of concluding the deal.
The announcement by CNOOC Ltd., a Hong Kong subsidiary of the Chinese national oil company, paves the way for Chevron Corp., the No. 2 U.S. oil and gas concern, to proceed next week in its plan to take over California-based Unocal.
The scuttling of CNOOC's bid for Unocal marked a setback for China but is unlikely to halt attempts by cash-flush Chinese companies to bid on U.S. companies as a way to expand global operations. Nor is it likely to end the rivalry between China and the United States for energy as oil prices soar to record levels.
While Unocal's oil and gas holdings aren't considered of critical importance to U.S. energy needs, the Chinese company's June 23 buyout offer of Unocal triggered a political furor on Capitol Hill among legislators who deemed the takeover risky to national security.
In a strongly worded statement, CNOOC cited "the political environment in the U.S." for its decision to abandon the quest for Unocal, which has major reserves in Asia, particularly in Indonesia, Myanmar and Thailand.
"This political environment has made it very difficult for us to accurately assess our chance of success, creating a level of uncertainty that presents an unacceptable risk to our ability to secure this transaction," CNOOC said.
The company, which is 70 percent controlled by its state-owned parent and has access to low-interest government loans, offered Unocal shareholders a deal worth more than $1 billion over Chevron's offer. But it became clear that the buyout faced prolonged government review with no clear chances for success.
Unocal's shareholders are to meet Aug. 10 to approve the Chevron bid, a formality in its takeover quest.
Chevron, based in San Ramon, Calif., already has government approval for the merger in hand. The company on July 19 sweetened its bid for Unocal by roughly $1 billion to a $17.4 billion cash-and-stock offer.
Unocal's board of directors said afterward that it favored the Chevron offer over the higher bid by CNOOC.
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With its fourth coach since the turn of the century, the Nease football program is in the midst of another transition.
Where that transition is leading has yet to be determined. The Panthers say it's back to the postseason.
"We expect to make the playoffs," first-year coach Shane Matthews said. "We're excited with what we have."
What Matthews inherited is a Panthers team that nearly rebounded from a poor start last year to miss the playoffs by a two-point conversion.
Whenever things start to fall apart on the Nease baseball team, the Panthers have been finding a way to put the pieces back together.
That's what happened Tuesday night as Nease lost a 2-0 lead in the top of the sixth only to regain it in the bottom half to defeat Stanton Prep 4-3 in a 4A regional quarterfinal.
Nease's PJ Tracy hit a game-tying single with one out in the sixth. Then Mike Mancini walked to load the bases after missing on a squeeze attempt.
A glance at tonight's Class 4A baseball regional quarterfinal:
Winner gets: St. Augustine-Bishop Kenny winner, Friday
Players to watch: Nease, P Brandon Fry, P/INF Spencer Brown, C James Abbatinozzi.
After a week of unpredictable outcomes, Nease established itself as the top dog among underdogs in the District 4-4A baseball tournament.
In a district final pitting the No. 6 seed (Nease) against the No. 9 seed (St. Augustine), it was the host Panthers who captured the title with a 9-3 victory over SAHS.
"We believed all along that we could do it," said Nease pitcher, Mike Mancini, who worked the last 4 2/3 innings for the victory.
"Everything's going well. We definitely have a lot of confidence after getting three wins over three great teams."
University of North Carolina women's golfer Catherine O'Donnell (Nease) helped the Tar Heels win the Atlantic Coast Conference championship on April 17 in Greensboro, N.C.
O'Donnell, The Record's three-time top golfer, finished third with a 4-over 217. North Carolina beat Duke by 24 strokes.
O'Donnell is a true junior. The Tar Heels advance to the NCAA Regionals May 5-7.
Nease's Ceolamar Ways was the Panthers top finisher at the Deltona Invitational late Friday. Ways took second in the 200 with a 22.06. Nease's 4X100 relay team also medaled with a third (43.05). Steven Coslow was the Panthers other top athlete, taking fourth in the 110 hurdles (16.06). As a team, Nease took 12th in the 25-team field.
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For the second straight season, the Nease boys basketball team drew a nearly impossible assignment in the district semifinals.
And again Friday night, Nease was nearly able to overcome it.
Top-seeded Palatka eliminated Nease from the District 4-4A boys basketball tournament, 46-41, to land a spot in tonight's championship game against seventh-seeded Matanzas.
"I truly feel that we're just as good as Palatka," said Nease coach Scott Cooper, whose team lost 69-64 in the same round last year.
Two Nease volleyball players have been honored by prepvolleyball.com.
Three-time Record Player of the Year Kamryn Sherman was named to the 150-athlete All-American list by the website. Sherman, who has already enrolled at Clemson, was an all-state selection three times and helped Nease win the 2008 Class 4A state title.
Nease libero Mariah McCallum was a highest honorable mention selection. She was a three-time All-County player also graduated in December and is at Alabama-Birmingham.
National signing day at Nease lacked the drama present at other places in the county or around the country, but it was another big celebration for the football program.
The understated festivities lauded four major college signees, all of whom had made commitments to schools well before Wednesday's official signings.
Leading the class were All-County defensive linemen Matt Roth and Max Chapman, who signed with Virginia Tech and Northwestern, respectively.
Those commitments were made before the football season even started.
Nease offensive lineman Jaylen Hunter wanted to play his college ball at the highest level.
He'll get that chance.
The 6-foot-4, 275-pound Hunter committed to Louisiana-Lafayette on Saturday. The Ragin' Cajuns compete in the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision and are members of the Sun Belt Conference.
"That was important to me," Hunter said. "When I went on my visit last week, I liked the whole atmosphere. They also are one of the top schools in the major I am interested in, business management.
Just because Nease swimmer Grace Hoffman didn't get a state championship medal this year, it doesn't mean she isn't happy with her rewards.
Hoffman didn't end her senior season with a title the way she did last year, but with four top-six finishes (including relays) in the Class 2A state championship meet and a scholarship to swim at Florida State, she isn't complaining.
"In the beginning, I was really nervous about it," Hoffman said of starting her final season as a defending state champ.
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German Pork Roast In Spicy Beer Sauce
|Rolled pork loin roast
|3 1⁄2 Pound (Boneless)
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Chopped onion
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Grated lemon peel
|2 Teaspoon
|2 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Bay leaves
|1 , diced
|Stalk celery
|1 , diced
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
1. In a large and deep dish, place roast.
2. Combine 1 1/2 cups beer, onion, lemon peel and seasonings and pour over pork so that it covers the meat.
3. Cover and place the meat in the refrigerator and allow it to marinate for 1 to 2 days, turning occasionally so that the flavors penetrate the meat completely.
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7. Place roast on top and baste with a little of the marinade liquid.
8. Roast meat for 2 to 2 ½ hours basting with 1/3rd of remaining marinade liquid and pan drippings every 30 minutes, until internal temperature of meat registers 170°F.
9. Remove roast to a platter and cover with foil to keep warm.
10. Blend flour in remaining marinade or beer to make a slurry.
11. Skim fat from pan juices and dripping then strain to remove solids.
12. Blend in the flour slurry and another 1/2 cup of beer plus water to equal 2 cups total liquid.
13. Pour into a saucepan and heat, stirring constantly, until thickened.
14. Use a steak knife to carve the roast against the grain, into think slices.
15. Serve along with gravy spooned on top and passed in a gravy boat and accompany with dumplings and roast vegetables if you like.
For 3 cups gravy, use more beer and water plus 6 tablespoons flour.
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Calories 455 Calories from Fat 160
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 18 g27.3%
Saturated Fat 5.7 g28.6%
Trans Fat 0.2 g
Cholesterol 158.8 mg52.9%
Sodium 349.4 mg14.6%
Total Carbohydrates 11 g3.7%
Dietary Fiber 1.1 g4.3%
Sugars 2.7 g
Protein 54 g107.7%
Vitamin A 27.1% Vitamin C 7%
Calcium 4% Iron 10.7%
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Jurors will begin reviewing evidence today in the trial of Dorale Sermons, who is accused of fatally shooting a 16-year-old Lake Wales boy.
Sermons, 27, of Haines City, faces a charge of second-degree murder in the death of William Demetrius Nimmons, who was shot while attending a party April 17, 2011.
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In the early-morning hours of March 7, when two vehicles collided at the intersection of Avenue D and Utica Avenue in East Flatbush, it marked another strike at an intersection that many residents have come to fear.
It was also one of the most serious, leaving the 20-year-old driver of one vehicle fatally injured.
There have been 38 accidents at the intersection since January 2009, according to statistics provided by the city.
"It's pretty much a hot area," noted Deputy Inspector Corey Pegues, the commanding officer of the 67th Precinct.
While some of the accidents have been relatively minor, others have resulted in horrific injuries, said Terrence LaPierre, the president of the Avenue D Merchants Association and the second vice chair of Community Board 17.
"It's a death trap," LaPierre contended. "A woman waiting for the bus had her leg cut off. People are afraid to stand at the corner. It's affecting business, and it's affecting people waiting to go north and south along Utica."
There has been damage to property as well as to people, said LaPierre. In various incidents, a church at the corner had its railing damaged and a car plowed into a restaurant, she said.
"It's terrible," LaPierre said. "There's no regard for the light there anymore. If you make one light, you can catch the light a mile away, because all the lights are green, so they're running it. Something has to be done."
That something, local activists hope, will include traffic-calming measures.
To that end,CB 17 sent a letter to Brooklyn Department of Transportation (DOT) Commissioner Joseph Palmieri on March 15 requesting a safety study "to determine the appropriate signage and/or signals necessary to eliminate the type of fatalities that continue to occur at the above mentioned location."
The board has been "inundated with complaints" about the intersection, CB 17 District Manager Sherif Fraser asserted in the missive.
The intersection will be studied, said a DOT spokesperson, with an eye to improving safety there. Among the possible traffic engineering changes that could be made, the spokesperson said, are additional signage or updated roadway markings.
In the meantime, the police say they are monitoring the intersection. "We're definitely on top of it," Pegues told this paper.
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ARDMORE, Pa. (AP) — Police across the U.S. are investigating whether a string of random attacks on pedestrians are part of a violent game called "knockout."
Authorities say the goal is to knock a random pedestrian unconscious with a single punch.
In Lower Merion, in suburban Philadelphia, two possible "knockout" attacks have been reported this fall.
In September, an elderly man was knocked down while mowing his lawn, causing a serious injury. In late October, a 63-year-old man was punched while walking his dog.
Two 19-year-olds are charged in the second assault.
Lower Merion Lt. Frank Higgins says both attacks might be linked to the "knockout" game, since no one was robbed.
He calls it a "disturbing trend," if true.
Authorities say a victim in Jersey City, N.J., died in one such attack.
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There was a black guy on local talk radio this morning who said it's wrong to mention that the perpetrators are black.
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These are blacks kids doing this. Why no mention of this? We know the reason, double standard of the biased media.
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Luke Timothy Johnson's analysis of the tensions within contemporary Christology ("Human & Divine," [1] January 31) is very well thought out, but I'm afraid that his four rules for keeping the conversation going are probably not going to lead to a resolution. Historical scholarship has explained the church's turn toward ontology in the patristic era as a result of the influence of Greek philosophy, but it has also made accepting the logic of that era—and the contradictions to which it soon led—increasingly problematic. Indeed, the fact that the councils of Chalcedon in 451 and Constantinople III in 680 had to be held at all demonstrates the imbalance in Christian understanding created by the First Council of Nicea (325). And while the correctives provided by these later councils made it into our catechisms and theological manuals, the liturgical use of the Nicean formula continues to prolong the imbalance.
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Chatted more about the whole situation the other night... it ended up way more emotional than I expected, with P evidently getting frustrated that I didn't pick up on his meaning behind certain turns of phrases. I *think* we're okay now, although the three of us will be chatting about this at the next powwow...
What I learned the other night:
When P mentioned wanting us to have space (in the extra bedroom), it wasn't an "extra bedroom" to him - it was OUR SPACE in the house, so he didn't understand why I wouldn't want to "hole up in the bedroom". I found it rude and exclusionary to grab P and run off upstairs in the home he shares with M1 (even though it's "our night"). He didn't understand why we wouldn't spend time in our space and felt rejected when I didn't want to.
Sometimes we can talk, talk, and talk again, and just miss each other's point completely.
So, in his mind, we weren't giving up alone time at all - he was fully expecting us to go up to our space and be alone. I never got that.
Anyway, I'm still suggesting that the next powwow happen on a day that isn't ours, and I'll spend time down there again. I find myself getting into "comparative mode" again, thinking that she gets all this extra time with him when we have the powwows and shared time on "my" days, when I lose out on the alone time. Her gain at my expense. And really, I just need to ask that we even things up a bit now that I've realized I was on the hairy edge of feeling that pinch for a long time.
So I asked. We'll see what comes of it. I've made it clear that because it's not "my" night, there are no expectations of alone time or anything of that sort. I'll be happy to have the "extra" time with him. Especially so, since I haven't been able to drive down and have lunch with him on my off-Fridays for the past couple months. Tomorrow? A field trip with my daughter. It'll be another two weeks before having the chance for that again. So any extra time is a godsend.
They're concerned that I'll have a hard time sleeping alone in that bedroom. I'm not anxious about that at all. When I'm anxious about something I know it (I telegraphed that time thing for a LONG time, and felt pretty uncomfortable with the whole idea of going down there). That just doesn't faze me. I'll bring my kindle if I need something to do with myself.
Onward and upward. Digging through the smelly stuff is hard and uncomfortable, but we most definitely feel better and stronger afterward.
As for the house? More progress on the yard (side yard project may actually be completed this season - wow!), the cellar bulkhead has been patched up enough with some fancy flashing work by P, and now it no longer leaks (wahoo!), so now with the source of the water problem taken care of, it's time to finish clearing things out and get one massive attack going on the mold, rather than doing it in little fits and starts (which isn't working).
Oh, and I found a woodstove on CL in the next town over for $100. Looking forward to reducing my oil bill this winter. <Insert "driving the bus" dance here>
And I had to look up "Twerking" this morning. Just a new name for booty shakin', apparently. Kids these days...
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Life in Carrollton, a faith-based alcohol and chemical dependency treatment series, meets every Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the Pentecostals of Carrollton, 1207 Highland Ave. Enrollment is open. Call (1-888) 718-3174 for information.
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He came running from the cemetery screaming…dried blood still all over his arms and legs from where it appeared he had been intentionally cutting himself with sharp rocks-maybe hoping to ease some of the emotional pain that he was enduring.
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"I don't like spiders and snakes…" are the lyrics to the catchy 1970s tune by singer Jim Stafford.
Although the song has little to do with wildlife and was popular before I was born, the sentiment holds true for many whose fear, when they cross paths with a common snake or spider, is real even when the perceived danger is not.
Arachnophobia, the fear of spiders, and Ophidiophobia, the fear of snakes, are the two most common phobias people experience about animals and wildlife.
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Sometimes, with the right group of people, it doesn't matter how much time passes from the last time you were together.
That's the way it was for me the weekend of June 23-24, when my best friend and I took a road trip to a tiny town in the Catskills of upstate New York to reunite with some of my co-workers from the past.
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Wednesday, June 27, Lets play rook, 10 a.m.; computer help with Amy, 1 p.m.
Thursday, June 28, Bunk-O, 10:30 a.m.; fried chicken pot luck, 11:30 a.m.
Friday, June 29, Euchre/Rook, 10 a.m.
Monday, July 2: Morning muffins from Fairview Place, 10 a.m.; walk to Point Park, 10 a.m.
Tuesday, July 3: Bingo, 10 a.m.
Wednesday, July 4: Closed for the Fourth of July holiday.
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Friday's release of the French Open draw kick-starts the season's most important six-week stretch, which culminates at Wimbledon. With Serena and Venus on opposite sides of the field, American fans can hope for the first all-Williams final at Roland Garros since 2002. But the more compelling drama may unfold on the men's side, where Rafael Nadal attempts to become the first player to win the tournament five straight times and Roger Federer seeks his first Paris title. 1|10 Ryan Pierse/Getty Images Ana Ivanovic The 21-year-old Serb reached the top of the WTA rankings after winning last year's French Open. But it's been a struggle since, with a thumb injury, early Grand Slam exits and a series of puzzling losses hastening her decline to No. 8. The latest complication is a knee injury suffered in April during her country's Fed Cup win over Spain -- but she insists she's fit to defend her crown. 2|10 Adam Nurkiewicz/Getty Images Maria Sharapova The three-time Grand Slam winner returned to singles action this week after spending the past nine-and-a-half months nursing a shoulder injury. The 22-year-old Russian advanced to the quarterfinals at the Warsaw Open before falling in the quarterfinals to Alona Bondarenko. It's probably too soon for Sharapova to contend for her first French Open title as she attempts to complete the career Grand Slam, but a string of positive results could help build confidence for Wimbledon next month. 3|10 Jessica Kluetmeier/SI Rafael Nadal How dominant has the preeminent men's player been in '09? Last week's run to the Madrid final gave the Spaniard enough rankings points to already clinch a place in the end-of-season ATP World Tour Finals in London. 4|10 David Callow/SI Jelena Dokic The 26-year-old was responsible for one of the Australian Open's happier storylines with her unlikely run to the quarterfinals this year. But she's won just one match since, most recently losing at the Warsaw Open in straight sets to qualifier Ioana Raluca Olaru. 5|10 AP USC men's tennis When USC's Robert Farah rallied for a 5-7, 6-1, 6-4 victory over Ohio State's Bryan Koniecko at the NCAA men's tennis championships, the Trojans clinched their 17th national title. On the women's side, Duke swept Cal for its first crown. 6|10 AP Anne Keothavong The 25-year-old London native advanced to the semifinals of the Warsaw Open, becoming the first British woman since 1983 to reach the final four of a WTA Tour clay-court event. Her reward? A first-round match with No. 1 seed Dinara Safina at the French Open. 7|10 Manny Millan/SI Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi The longtime rivals announced their exhibition match for Oct. 25 in Macau. Sampras and Agassi met 34 times during their playing careers (the former had a 20-14 advantage), including the finals of the Australian Open in 1995, Wimbledon in '99 and the U.S. Open in '90, '95 and '02. 8|10 Martin Bureau/Getty Images Jelena Jankovic The 24-year-old Serb, who finished 2008 as the world's top-ranked player, hopes to win her first Grand Slam title at the French Open. Meanwhile, she spent Thursday at the Cannes Film Festival in South France attending the Cinema Against AIDS Gala alongside celebs like Sharon Stone, Mike Myers and Marion Cotillard. 9|10 AP World Team Cup America's quest for a fifth World Team Cup title came to a crashing halt in this week's group stage, with Sam Querrey (pictured), Robby Ginepri and Mardy Fish combining for a 4-5 record in matches against Germany, Sweden and France. 10|10 Next up More Sports Janet Guthrie sets the fastest time of the second weekend of qualifying, becoming the first woman to earn a starting spot in the Indianapolis 500 since its inception in 1911. 6 Back in Time: May 22 May 22, 2009 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 More Recommended Galleries Tennis 100 Wimbledon 2016 Top 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 More Tennis 40 Wimbledon 2016 men's final 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 More Tennis 40 Wimbledon 2016 women's final 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 More


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Mystery drama Top of the Lake, shot by Queenstown film
industry talent on locations around the Wakatipu Basin, will
premiere during the 2013 Sundance Film Festival in January
and launch on UKTV in March.
Every episode will be screened back to back on January 20 in
the Egyptian Theatre in Park City, Utah, followed by a
question and answer session with the creators and cast.
The premiere will be the first time the festival has included
a scripted long-form series in its line-up.
''I am excited to be returning to the Sundance Film Festival
with Top of the Lake,'' co-director Jane Campion was
quoted by Broadway TV World online as saying.
''I love crime mysteries and I wanted to write one that had
room to expand like a true novel, so the idea of doing a
six-hour-long story was very exciting to me.
''To be able to screen the series in its entirety for the
film community is a fantastic opportunity.''
A daily contingent of about 65 cast and crew swelled to 200
people when extras were involved during the Wakatipu shoot,
which used, with permission, Queenstown streets, Skippers
Canyon, Glenorchy and both the Dart Valley and the Rees
Valley over four months last winter.
The See-Saw Films production, created by Academy Award-winner
Jane Campion and Gerard Lee for UKTV, BBC Two and Sundance
Channel, stars Elisabeth Moss (Mad Men), David Wenham
(Killing Time), Peter Mullan (War Horse), Cohen
Holloway (Good For Nothing) and Holly Hunter
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Here are some of the attractions that I highly recommend when visiting Cancun: Xcaret, Chichen Itza, Isla La Mujeres, and snorkeling, the beaches are beautiful and the water is clear!
Stayed at this resort in Cancun, I love it! Even though we didnt enjoy most of its amenities (because we were always out exploring the rest of cancun). The view from our balcony was breathtaking. More pictures of the resort in the travelogue.
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Celgene said today that its Phase III study of Revlimid® (lenalidomide) in combination with dexamethasone met its primary endpoint of progression-free survival (PFS) in patients newly diagnosed with multiple myeloma (MM).
The company said it will cite results from the clinical trial—named MM-020/IFM 07-01 or FIRST® (Front-Line Investigation of Revlimid/Dexamethasone vs. Standard Thalidomide)—in discussions it plans to launch with regulators in the U.S., Europe, and elsewhere about registering the drug for approvals for the new indication.
During FIRST, 1,623 patients who were ineligible for autologous stem cell transplantation were randomized to receive one of three treatment options: continuous oral lenalidomide plus low-dose dexamethasone until disease progression; lenalidomide plus low-dose dexamethasone for eighteen 28-day cycles or 72 weeks; or melphalan, prednisone, and thalidomide for up to twelve 42-day cycles or 72 weeks.
A doublet regimen of continuous Revlimid with low-dose dexamethasone showed a "statistically significant" improvement in PFS compared to patients receiving the comparator arm with a triplet regimen of melphalan, prednisone, and thalidomide. The trial's secondary endpoints included overall survival, response rate, quality of life, and safety.
In a statement, Celgene released no figures, saying evaluation of safety and efficacy in the treatment arms was ongoing and that study results are planned to be presented at an unspecified upcoming medical meeting.
The Revlimid-dexamethasone combo is already indicated for MM patients who have received at least one prior therapy in nearly 70 countries, including Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, and Asia, and indicated for patients whose disease has progressed after one therapy in Australia and New Zealand.
Revlimid alone is also approved for indications that cover some patients with mantle cell lymphoma (U.S.) and some with transfusion-dependent anemia (U.S., Canada, Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Israel, and several Latin American countries).
Revlimid generated $3.767 billion in sales for Celgene last year, up 17% from 2011, and nearly 70% of the company's total net product sales in 2012.
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Using new microarray-based technologies developed by my lab and collaborators, we can now look genome-wide for copy number changes, point mutations, and transposon insertions. In addition, classical genetic approaches and a novel mapping technique are being employed to dissect the features of the evolved strains.
Further work on these mutations will determine their exact fitness consequences, for example, which genes in the aneuploid regions contribute to fitness. Since these events so closely resemble the types of aneuploidies almost universally observed in cancers, we hope the work will be of broader interest. We have further explored this connection through studying lab-created aneuploid strains.
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Objective: To characterize patients calling plaintiff attorneys' offices and claiming to have suffered injury caused by medical negligence.
Design: Telephone interviews with an inception cohort of callers to law firms with malpractice complaints before the callers talk to attorneys.
Setting: Six law offices in five states.
Participants: 502 of 730 callers over 10 randomly selected days in 1991.
Measurements: Demographics of potential plaintiffs, types of health care providers named by callers, factors prompting calls, economic and noneconomic motivations for claims, and disposition of claims.
Results: An average of 12 calls per office per day were received by law firms concerning malpractice complaints. Many factors affected patients' decisions to call: poor relationships with providers before an injury (53%); television advertising by law firms (73%); explicit recommendations by health care providers to seek legal counsel (27%); impressions of not being kept informed or appropriately referred by providers; and financial concerns (for example, 36% with earned income and outstanding medical bills had bills equaling or exceeding 50% of their annual income, 33% were unemployed, and 31% lacked health insurance). One in 30 calls led to the filing of a lawsuit.
Conclusions: Calls to plaintiff law firms by patients are common, are motivated by diverse factors, represent dissatisfaction with modern health care, and infrequently lead to lawsuits.
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