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This post has been updated following the review of documents provided by Unilife, which the company claims rebut allegations made by its former employee, Talbot Smith, in his recently filed lawsuit. It also incorporates Unilife's statement on the allegations made in Smith's complaint.
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A newly-filed lawsuit by a former executive and a new supply deal has deepened the mystery around Unilife, an 11-year-old syringe manufacturer recently profiled in a FORBES investigation.
The ex-employee, Talbot Smith, worked as a vice president overseeing Unilife's supply chain, when, he says, the company fired him after he raised issues internally, problems he reported to the SEC. (Regulators wouldn't comment for this story.) In his suit, Smith contends his actions are protected under both Sarbanes-Oxley and the Dodd-Frank Act, which protect whistleblowers who report on company misconduct. Smith is suing Unilife, its chief Alan Shortall and COO Ramin Mojdeh for lost wages, lost benefits and the lost value on restricted stock arising from his alleged wrongful termination.
Smith's lawsuit raises similar questions to those raised in FORBES' story—and takes a considerable leap beyond. He accuses Unilife of both fraud and SEC rule violations.
Unilife says Smith's lawsuit is nothing more than retribution by a disgruntled former employee: "Unilife believes that all of Mr. Smith's allegations are baseless and will defend itself vigorously in court." The company maintains it fired Smith for poor performance rather than whistle-blowing. His firing was part of planned layoffs, Unilife says, and Smith only made the complaint after he knew he'd lost his job. The company says a third-party auditor investigated the complaint and found no basis for Smith's claims. A Unilife spokesman suggested Smith may be shorting the stock, and that his lawsuit is an attempt to lower the share price (thereby lining his own pockets). Smith's lawyer says he doesn't have any position in Unilife stock.
To rebut Smith's allegations, Unilife provided FORBES with multiple documents signed by Smith attesting that he was not aware of any fraud, suspected fraud or any other material disclosure issues. The documents do raise an inevitable question: Was Smith lying when he signed those documents – or is he lying in his lawsuit? Unilife says the answer it's the latter.
The lawsuit comes as Unilife is striving to prove its critics wrong. Just days after reporting a larger-than-expected quarterly loss, Unilife announced Monday it was extending its relationship with Sanofi, the French pharmaceutical giant that has been its main benefactor for nearly a decade. The new deal with Sanofi will see Unilife begin to supply the pharma with syringes for its anti-thrombotic drugs Lovenox and Clexane.
But the Sanofi deal may not be the barnburner many investors expected. (The stock surged Monday, then later fell as investors fully analyzed the news.) Under the terms of the deal, it will take four years for Unilife to increase to meet Sanofi's needs. To fund the expansion, Sanofi will dole out $5 million this year and possibly another $10 million. It's only after the four years that Unilife should start recognizing revenue from the Sanofi syringes. And it is important to note: the 150 million units referenced in the press release is not a projection that can inform revenue and profit forecasts--it is the level at which Sanofi must annually purchase syringes to keep its exclusivity terms.
It's the early days of the Sanofi relationship that is the point of contention in the lawsuit between Smith and Unilife. His complaint portrays Unilife's executives as a bumbling cast of characters more concerned with keeping up appearances than building a business.
When Smith started, he says he was led to believe "that the Unifill product," the company's retractable syringe, "had been validated as required by FDA regulations and that commercial shipments had been made to Sanofi SNY -1.15%," which paid for the Unifill's development. These comments had been made publicly too, in a July 13 press release. As a matter of fact, Unilife four days later issued another press release that said it had started the "initial sale of the Unifill … to a U.S.-based global pharmaceutical company," too. But, Smith alleges, Unilife didn't fully complete FDA validation until March 2012. (The FDA wouldn't comment, referencing policy against speaking about litigation.) Nor, Smith alleges, were raw materials validated by the supplier when he began in 2011.
Unilife also gave FORBES documents it claims rebut Smith's allegations about the FDA validation. One of those was a written response to an Office of Occupational Safety and Health Administration investigation of Unilife that Smith initiated. In the document, Unilife insists the product was indeed validated and explains that an internal investigation confirmed the validation
Another document Unilife provided to FORBES was an FDA inspection report from June 17. A Unilife spokesman says, "the FDA report gave Unilife a clean bill of health, and any minor issues raised within have been corrected following the termination of Mr. Smith, who's responsibility it was to manage manufacturing and supply chain." But Smith was terminated in 2012, a year prior to the FDA inspection.
Interestingly, buried within the FDA report is an exchange between the inspectors and CEO Alan Shortall in which the FDA inspectors raise concerns about Unilife's marketing of certain syringes—something FORBES called attention to in its previous story. The investigators "expressed [their] concerns that these promotional materials may give about the appearance that the firm is offering these devices for sale without proper premarket notification or ...clearance." According to the FDA report, Shortall' responded by saying the materials "are used to explain what their business is about because simply stating that they are a component manufacturer is not sufficient for the investors to understand."
Smith also alleges that during his tenure "unreleased product was shipped to an external laboratory for testing without following proper procedure or keeping required records." On another occasion, he alleges, "product from the same lot had been sterilized and then used in validation testing without following procedure or keeping records."
Sloppy operations isn't the end of Smith's allegations. He contends the company deliberately misled investors. When investors visited the facility, Smith says, Unilife ran fake production, turning the rural Pennsylvania factory into something like a Potemkin Village. According to the complaint, scrap went through the assembly line "to make it appear that Unilife was making product when it was not." Finally, Smith says, workers carted product to the warehouse doors, where it rested on skids, giving the "false appearance that product was being packaged and sent to customers when it was not." When I visited, the factory was indeed in use, though large corners of the clean rooms were empty, and not a soul could be found in a massive storage wing stacked from floor to ceiling with pallets loaded with raw materials.


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All these projects look very nice but none fitted what I was looking for:
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I don't suppose he himself understands fully just how tolerant other countries are becoming of American violence, either. In April, when the world woke up to news of the Columbine massacre in Littleton, Colorado, commentators across the globe began theorising hysterically over what it could all mean and how it could be curbed. Now, in November, after news of more shootings has broken every few weeks, few people bat an eyelid, let alone bat a cultural conclusion around.
Why is it that in the space of only seven months, the news of repeated mass murder in the world's most powerful democracy and dominant economy has become so uninteresting? While our general appetite for information about all things American remains insatiable, our reaction to these stories has become as lip-serving as the news of any supposedly insignificant tragedy in the developing world. American deaths are usually considered to have news value second only to British ones. But the serious matter of the US's burgeoning ability to breed battalions of lone gunmen seems to be something we feel we can no longer usefully comment on.
It is partly down to America's own stubborn paralysis. While, clearly, the easy availability of guns isn't the only thing that's wrong with a culture in which people regularly feel the need to massacre a bunch of work colleagues or schoolmates, it doesn't take a genius to work out that the right of every American to bear arms is a right for which many innocent people are paying the ultimate price.
What is the point of any further soul-searching, when the world's most powerful democracy falls at a hurdle as simple as this one? While Top- Man-on-the-Planet bleats that what he needs to see is sensible gun legislation from Congress, the rest of us marvel at how monolithic, and how utterly unable to generate positive momentum, the land of the free has become.
And if even this symptom can't be treated, what is the use of attempting to identify and combat the deeper causes of this awful malaise? Let's all just sit back and hope this madness all around calms down a bit after the turn of the millennium, seems to be the attitude of Congress. I'm sure the residents of Seattle are finding that pretty easy to do, as they muse about on whose back porch the man who walked into a boatyard and shot four men may be lurking.
But there are other conclusions, just as banal, that can be drawn from this spate of killings. Yet they are hardly worth mentioning, so unable are we to transform our knowledge into action. It's hardly worth pointing out that all of these killers have been men, and that it would therefore be uncontroversial to suggest that the sex divide is alive and killing.
Equality among the sexes is not a goal worth fighting for. But a far- reaching and honest critique of male behaviour - and not just towards women - is long overdue. So far it has been left to women to provide this, but really, they're the last people qualified to do so. Get a grip, guys, and start taking a good look at yourselves and the kind of world your freedom creates. Or rather, don't.
Since the guys can't even get together and apply enough self-analysis to come up with the conclusion that maybe not all of them are entirely to be trusted with vast armouries just for fun and pleasure and good times, then the idea that they might be able to undertake a vast evaluation of what masculinity is, and how it can be utilised most creatively, is as likely as the media deciding to leave Chris and Geri quietly to get on with living happily ever after for a few months.
Another trend among these killings, which again is gently played down, is that while all sorts of motivations, from anti-Semitism to white supremacism to hatred of religion, have emerged as the moving force behind various sprees, the most common scenario is revenge attacks from those who feel excluded from school or from work.
A sacked 34-year-old killed three former colleagues in Alabama, after having been fired. He walked into his old office and shot two former workmates, then drove to the headquarters of another previous employer, where he claimed a third victim.
These murders came just a few weeks after Mark Barton had beaten his wife and children to death and then gone on a killing spree at two brokerage houses in Atlanta, Georgia, where he had lost almost pounds 100,000 as a day- trader. He shot nine people.
In California a former employee at a small software company returned to his office to shoot and kill one former colleague, and threaten many others at gunpoint, before shooting himself.
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As for the Seattle killings, no one seems to know the motivation for the murder of two men and the maiming of two others. The killer was not a former employee, but it seems unlikely that the incident was totally random, and entirely unconnected with their work. If this sounds far-fetched, consider that in America murder is now the second largest cause of work- related deaths after car accidents. Now, while it is true that this may not be surprising - guns and cars are dangerous, and ubiquitous in US society - the fact is that although the vast majority of these killings were perpetrated by outsiders committing robberies and assaults, just over 60 were the result of "office rage".
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While in this country we're not actually taking pot-shots at each other - well not that often - the degree of unhappiness and dysfunctionality in the workplace is running high, too. Once more the blindingly obvious can be stated - that Western patterns of work, now being duplicated across the globe, make people miserable and societies destructive.
Except that again, just as in the case of US gun control, the vested interests are too powerful for us to feel that self-examination is appropriate for them. It is easier to dismiss increasing numbers of people as lone nutters than to consider that maybe you can usefully judge the health of a society by the proliferation and mind-set of its psychopaths.
It is easier, too, to accept the sacrifice of more and more people, not necessarily to violent death but just to cripplingly hard lives, than to try to assail the tough and leathery carapace of political process and work out different strategies for society. In America the gap between rich and poor is even wider than it is here in Britain. In both countries it makes for dangerously disgruntled, unco-operative and destructively lawless citizens.
In some respects this trend appears to be on the turn in the US, with important indices of dissatisfaction such as crime rates and drug misuse finally on the decline. That is not yet the case here, although it is fervently to be hoped for.
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"They are a little bit later, but a lot of the payments are later," he said. "It's not that they're not going to be paid. It's based on the city's ability to cover the checks. … We obviously have money going in and going out because we're very tight right now with our margins."
The city website states that refunds normally are paid within 90 days of filing or 45 days after April 30, whichever is later.
Joshua-Dixon said she got her letter from the city in December, right before Christmas, telling her she owed $5,300.
"I was upset, but I knew I had records," she said. "I made copies and the next day went to the post office and mailed it off."
She ultimately saw she would have to handle things in person with the city tax department workers who were sending her letters.
"They needed to be automated. (A city worker) had 10 different piles of paper on her desk and windowsill. She was looking for my packet. I went home and made her a copy. A month later, I went back again. Whatever she asked for, I gave it to her."
Nowling declined to comment on specific cases.
The city has four years to audit a person, according to lawyer Michael Indenbaum, tax practice group leader for Honigman Miller, citing Michigan's City Income Tax Act.
The exceptions: fraud, lack of return, noncompliance withholding provisions of the ordinance or no record of substantial portions of taxable income.
Indenbaum has a theory about what's going on in Detroit: "The city might not have their act together. That sounds to me like back-office disorganization — 'We think you owe us money.' In the age of computers, these accounts are generally pretty accurate."
"It's not bankruptcy related. It's city cash-flow related," Nowling said.
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Among the issues Joshua-Dixon encountered were city documents listing a Social Security number that wasn't hers that indicated she was married for some years when she was single.
She also was accused of working in Detroit during years when she both lived and worked in the suburbs and failing to file city income tax returns when she was working part time at the Detroit Public Library.
"After you send me a third letter and you want a voter registration card and a driver's license from 2000, ... now I'm pissed," Joshua-Dixon said. "I stayed up that night until 4 a.m., making copies, stapling stuff together and highlighting and weighing it. I woke up and went straight to the post office. I was, like, 'Look, this is what I do.' "
She was a 1985 graduate of a Detroit high school, studied accounting at Wayne State University here and earned a master's in business from the University of Phoenix last year. She also happened to keep all of her documents going back decades, but most people don't.
Alan Young, founder and chief executive of the eponymous accounting firm in New Center, Mich., and a Michigan Association of Certified Public Accountants board member, advises his clients to hold onto their paperwork for an extra year.
"I've written letters to the city to say, 'We don't know what you're talking about. We did file them and we no longer file the records for that. Remove this from the books.' For the most part, they haven't been contacted again," he said. "In many of those cases, the burden is on them to say (we) didn't file. ... We just stay persistent."
And if that — or even an affidavit signed by the taxpayer — doesn't work his firm will reconstruct the return, he said.
An audit might be triggered by missing schedules or W-2s, excessive losses on schedules, unusually large refunds, suspicion of fraud or missing page 1 of the federal 1040 return for alimony and IRA deductions, according to Detroit's Finance Department.
And Young added that if a person is flagged for another reason, like in Joshua-Dixon's case, it can open the whole tax history to review.
"She's on the radar now. They'll take (a) look at her past," he said. "As these things manually come in, they can call you up for a further review and audit."
Nowling said that a person, accused of owing the city income taxes, has up to 30 days to write a letter disagreeing.
Not every city income tax refund comes with so much drama.
Greg Childs, who lives in Warren, Mich., and works for the Red Cross in downtown Detroit, got his $15 refund check earlier this month. The 43-year-old crisis duty worker and his wife filed their taxes in February, like they usually do, though the money in previous years arrived in July.
"At first, I didn't think we were even going to get it because of the bankruptcy," Childs said. "Then, it came in the mail. I was pleasantly surprised. I was able to order a pizza that night."
"If they would've kept it, I wouldn't have been down at the courthouse protesting," he said. "I'm not well off by any means, but if it wouldn't have come, I would've understood because of the bankruptcy. I would've not have been happy, but it'd be a big, long process for a little bit of money. … It's a different thing than not paying vendors."
Joshua-Dixon remains unconvinced.
"I work too hard for every little bit of my money I make to just give it to you because you're being lazy," she said. "The system down there is so antiquated that there's no system. They're basically doing it on a 10-key calculator."


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This is a costume I made for my school's Hoops for Heart day, where whoever wore the most red got a prize. I was given a short amount of time and limited resources, so I did what I could and ended up with a pretty nice (and extremely cheap) samurai costume. It's made using nothing but construction paper, red sharpies, and cardboard.
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About seven years ago, my grandmother was diagnosed with heart disease. She's been fighting it ever since then, and has made a huge improvement over how it used to be. To those who see my costumes on red day, they think I'm doing this for fun. To me, it is a promise. A promise that my grandmother will eventually be free of heart disease.
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A current majority in some city, seeking to increase the probability that it will set policy in the following period, may initially adopt extremist policies that are particularly unattractive to the minority, leading some members of the minority to emigrate. This article develops a model to illustrate this idea, while providing examples that illustrate its relevance. ( JEL H70, H41, D72) The Author 2007. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of Yale University. All rights reserved. For permissions, please email: firstname.lastname@example.com, Oxford University Press.
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Can Green Dot Replace MoneyPak, Its Cash Cow (and Headache)?
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Spatial structural change - evidence and prospects
Main topics of the following analysis are the development of spatial structure and the question whether the economic disparities between agglomerations and peripheral areas will con- or diverge. Frequently, economic disparities are measured by per capita i ncome. Because of the relationship between income growth and employment change, a separate analysis of both quantitative components seems to be more appropriate. Fu rthermore, to reduce the uncertainty concerning the future development of regional di sparities human capital - owing to its decisive importance for economic and technolog ical competitiveness - is considered as well. Consequently this study of regional disparities is based on the analysis of time-series for several indicators from 1976 to 1996. Due to this long period the data is constrained to the old FRG. The central tendencies of sp atial structural change - on the one side (relative) gains of urban fringe and peripheral areas, on the other side (relative) losses of agglomerations and their centres - prove to be extremely stable for all indicators on the level of spatial categories. T he stability of spatial structural change suggests that the deconcentration process will continue in the near future.
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matt2uy replied to matt2uy's topic in Member SwingsQuote: Let me start with I am no expert, but it looks to me like your club face is closed, meaning the club face is facing skyward, at the top of your back swing. The other issue I see, again let me emphasis I am not an expert, it looks like the club is laid off at the top of your back swing. Meaning it is pointed right of the target at the top of your back swing. This typically causes blocks to your left or pull hooks if you roll your hands/arms through impact to stop it from going left. Hopefully someone will confirm or argue against what I said to get you some more(or maybe correct) info. Thanks for the advice. I agree that the shut club face as well as being laid off might have something to do with the blocks and hooks. This might not be related but i'm still adjusting to my new irons from when I got them last Saturday. Ever since then I've been playing with graphite junior clubs, if that makes a difference.
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"Limitless" brought in $6.5 million at the box office on Friday night, putting it on track to win the weekend. The Bradley Cooper thriller should beat expectations and gross $18 million, reports The Wrap.
Last weekend's box office winner "Battle: Los Angeles" wasn't too far behind, grossing $4.5 million. The alien invasion flick is expected to bring in $14.6 million over the weekend. Johnny Depp's animated western "Rango" brought in $4.2 million and should bring in $17.2 million.
Matthew McConaughey's new film "The Lincoln Lawyer" didn't fare so well as it banked $4 million on Friday and is expected to make $11.5 million. Simon Pegg's new alien buddy comedy "Paul" earned $4.4 million and should gross $12.2 million over the weekend.
Here's Friday's Top 10:
"Limitless" — $6.5 million
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"The Lincoln Lawyer" — $4 million
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According to the press release, collisions could follow the restart in late October. The LHC would shut down shortly over Christmas, and then run through to autumn 2010.
CERN Director General Rolf Heuer said:
"The schedule we have now is without a doubt the best for the LHC and for the physicists waiting for data. It is cautious, ensuring that all the necessary work is done on the LHC before we start up, yet it allows physics research to begin this year."The LHC is located on the Swiss-French border. Those concerned about Apocalyptic scenarios are afraid of the creation of microscopic black holes, or strangelets, or even breaking through into another dimension and unleashing oh, things we'd be better off without, such as in the movie The Mist (pictured below).
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By William Pesek
It's time for Japan to do what it's been itching to try for a decade now: peg the yen.
No issue distracts economic officials in Tokyo more than exchange rates. Japan needs to rebuild after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, boost growth, reduce debt and prepare for an aging population. Yet officials spend too much time obsessing over the yen's 21 percent surge the past two years. So, why not just fix it the currency at whatever level would make Japan Inc. happy and move on to more important issues?
If Tokyo is worried about a backlash, forget it. Investors aren't freaking out over Switzerland's move to put a lid on the franc, China-style. The International Monetary Fund is too busy trying to save the euro to bash Japan. And what is America going to say while it does all it can to devalue the dollar? Let the next round in the global currency war begin.
It all shows how far we are from the good old days of 1997, when we thought the Asian crises was as bad as things could get. Then-Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad was demonized for pegging the ringgit. Yet in the post-Lehman Brothers world, conventional economic thinking is an ever-changing concept.
Were Japan to peg the yen, for example, it would have to choose a currency: the dollar or the yuan. Two years ago, the idea of Japan linking to China would have been beyond fanciful. Yet China is now Japan's most important trading partner and the U.S. consumer is indefinitely in retrenchment mode.
Of course, that might be a peg before its time. Even Hong Kong, which is technically a Chinese city, refuses to scrap its link to the dollar. It's a reminder that China, for all its growth, scale and potential, is still a developing economy.
Pegging the yen wouldn't be the answer to all that ails Japan. That requires bold restructuring of a rigid and aging economy that has been losing its groove for 20 years now. But if pegging frees policy makers to tackle the headwinds holding Japan back, the end may justify the means.
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'Free' comes at a cost
I READ with great interest the article (Open up and be free, StarMag April 15) by Dzof Azmi. It was a nice change to see that an important topic often discussed by "techies" is finally explained in layman's terms rather than technical jargon.
While I applaud the writer's attempt to explain Open Source Software (OSS), I think readers should be made aware that there is a lot more to this issue.
Firstly, there is still a lot of confusion over the term OSS. It is called "Open Source" not because it is free but because the user can look at the source code and is free to make any changes he likes and distribute it under certain terms.
Note that not everybody can make these changes since you'd need to understand the coding first.
Only GNU Free software is free software. (GNU is a recursive acronym for "GNU's Not Unix"; it is pronounced guh-noo, approximately like canoe. For more information, visit www.gnu.org.
Open Source has a cost. The cost is setting up the software (if you have the skills) and you may have to engage the services of others to run it. This involves spending time and money.
I believe Malaysians don't use open source software because of the lack of knowledge and skills in configuring the computer.
Windows hides its implementation under the hood, so it's easy to use. Mac does the same thing but costs a lot more. Linux and FreeBSD expose their guts to the user, which makes the software scarier to the uninitiated.
Only technically proficient users can bear using Linux or FreeBSD on a daily basis.
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