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Kinex Pharmaceuticals and Hanmi Pharmaceutical Announce First Patient has been Enrolled in Phase 1b/IIa Clinical Trial in Korea
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BUFFALO, N.Y., Jan. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Kinex Pharmaceuticals and Hanmi Pharmaceutical announced today that the first patient has been enrolled in Hanmi's Phase Ib / IIa clinical trial in Korea. Kinex's dual Src/pretubulin Inhibitor, KX01, is being combined with intravenous (IV) paclitaxel to treat solid tumor patients in Phase Ib and then gastric and breast cancer patients in Phase IIa.
KX01 (KX2-391) is an once daily, orally administered potent small molecule Src kinase/pretubulin dual mechanism inhibitor discovered by Kinex Pharmaceuticals using its proprietary technology platforms Mimetica™and Opal™. KX01 differentiates itself as a non-ATP competitive Src signaling inhibitor and, therefore, offers excellent efficacy as well as safety profile. KX01 has been shown to be very effective against a broad range of cancers in both in vitro experiments and in animal cancer models. Importantly, the compound has synergistic activities with most taxanes, including paclitaxel which is combined with KX01 in the current Phase Ia / IIb trial. A completed Phase I study, in patients with end-stage cancer and twice daily dosing, showed a desirable safety profile and clinical stable diseases in approximately 25% of the patients. An ongoing KX01 AML mono-therapy Phase I trial has shown that once daily dosing allows much higher KX01 blood levels to be achieved while still maintaining and excellent safety profile. The composition of matter, use and synthesis/formulation of KX01 is covered by issued and pending patents globally.
David Hangauer, CSO of Kinex, commented, "We are delighted that the Hanmi team continues to be excellent partners for the development of KX01. We are very excited that they have initiated the KX01 / paclitaxel trial. KX01 has shown strong synergy in vitro and in vivo with paclitaxel and it will be an important advancement in cancer therapy if such synergy is also present in actual clinical setting."
"Hanmi filed their Korean IND in the 3Q of 2012, it was approved in the 4Q of 2012, and they have now enrolled their first patient. Their commitment to the KX01 program is extraordinary," said Dr. Rudolf Kwan, CMO of Kinex. "I have visited the Korean clinical sites and am extremely pleased with the very high clinical research standard set by our partner, Hanmi. The KX01 program is important in its own right, but it also allows us to further refine our strategy of combining KX01 with Oraxol, an oral paclitaxel product discovered by Hanmi that is currently being developed through a joint development program between Kinex and Hanmi."
Dr. Jeewoong Son, Senior VP and Head of Innovation at Hanmi added, "The Hanmi and Kinex teams worked together very diligently to submit our Korean IND in a timely manner. We are pleased to see Kinex's strong commitment to aggressively move forward with KX01 and the Orascovery program. We hope that our joint effort will lead to an oral treatment that provides an important new option for many cancer patients."
About Kinex Pharmaceuticals
Kinex Pharmaceuticals, headquartered in Buffalo, New York, USA, is using its proprietary technologies Mimetica and Opal to discover and develop novel drugs for oncology and immune-modulatory diseases. More information of Kinex Pharmaceuticals can be found at www.kinexpharma.com
About Hanmi Pharmaceutical, Co., Ltd
Established in 1973 in Korea, Hanmi Pharmaceuticals now is one of the top 5 pharmaceutical companies in terms of revenue, and the most R&D focused company with the highest R&D investment for several years. Hanmi has been successful for a few decades with high flexibility, continuously changing its market/development strategy from first generics to IMD & FDC (Incrementally Modified Drug and Fixed Dose Combination) to new drug development including innovative small molecules and biologics. During the period of significant changes, Hanmi made multiple strategic collaboration relationships with multinational companies and biotech companies.
For further information about Hanmi Pharmaceuticals, please refer to www.hanmipharm.com
Kinex Inquiries:
Patrick Gallagher
Vice President, Business Development and Investor Relations
Kinex Pharmaceuticals
701 Ellicott Street
Buffalo, NY 14203
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This afternoon, sixty 8th-grade art students from the Lab School for Collaborative Studies donned tall, blocky shoes made of green chalk and scuffed West along the streets of Chelsea and the Meatpacking District, drawing chalk lines with their feet that ended at three future access points to the High Line.
The choreographed performance was Chalk Shoes to the High Line, a project we created with performance artist Julia Mandle, as part of our ongoing education program with the Lab School. (Today's walk was the culmination of a unit on performance art, which we certainly never learned about in middle school!)
Hopefully you caught the performance on the street today or saw the bold green chalk lines it left behind. If not, you can check out an exhibition of the chalk shoes, as well as photos and video of the performance, at the Leo Kesting Gallery starting May 15.
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"These are terrific books by great authors that I handpicked from the Audiobook Creation Exchange (ACX), matched up with just the right narrators and personally produced. I hope you'll enjoy them as much as I do. Check them all out here..."--Neil Gaiman
In Neil's words: "If you are new to the world of Riverside, I hope the richness of The Fall of the Kings will surprise and delight you, with multi-voiced scenes set like jewels in the gold of Ellen Kushner's own narration. And the fans of previous novels will recognize the show-stealing voices of Katherine Kellgren, Simon Jones, Nick Sullivan, along with a strong supporting cast. I myself had a cameo role in The Privilege of the Sword, and enjoyed it so much that I campaigned for a larger role in The Fall of the Kings…and I got it!"
In Neil's words: "The challenge for me with a book this funny, this strange, this perceptive was to try and find a narrator who was as iconic, somebody who could deliver the goods, somebody who could give you a book like this as it deserved to be given. And the first, and the last, and actually the only person to come to mind was John Hodgman. So I asked John, and he said yes! And he did it; he pulled it off. Listening to John—not just the suave, sensible, sane narrator of this book, but all the peculiar accents and incarnations that he is forced to adopt through here—he does it delightfully, he does it brilliantly, he's really, really funny."
In Neil's words: "When I heard Robert Blumenfeld reading, I knew we had found the perfect narrator, and I'd like to think the opinionated, critical and controversial author of Jurgen would think so too. Jurgen may be the most famous of James Branch Cabell's books: It was certainly the one that put him on the map, when, in January 1920, the New York Society for the Prevention of Vice took his publisher to court for violating New York's anti-obscenity law. Suddenly, Cabell went from an admired but semi-obscure author of literary satiric fantasy in historical novels, to the guy everyone was reading because he was banned."
In Neil's words: "The High Place is what happens to the story of Sleeping Beauty when told as a cautionary – yet somehow rollicking – fairy tale. Our hero – if 'hero' we may call a man who's just murdered each of his four wives – is the elegant and aristocratic Florian de Puysange. Florian is everyone's dream of an amoral protagonist, all elegance and flourish, witty and urbane, a complete cad who acts on every pleasure it occurs to him to desire and he gets away with it. UNTIL it all comes due. I know that without Cabell's work – and perhaps this book in particular – I wouldn't be the same writer I am today, and I'm sure this holds true for many of my colleagues."
In Neil's words: "After a first round of very strong but not quite perfect auditions, I told the actors that 'the most important thing with Cabell is being able to deadpan a joke. These books are written by a Virginia gentleman who is capable of making the dirtiest of dirty jokes with a straight face, and who is writing high fantasy and poetry, too.' We needed someone who could get all of that in. Robert Blumenfeld captured the accent and wit of a man who corresponded with H.L. Mencken, Sinclair Lewis, and in his lifetime counted Mark Twain among his fans."
In Neil's words: "The Privilege of the Sword is read by author Ellen Kushner and other luminaries you may recognize. Casting Felicia Day is a coup for me - incredibly satisfying as an audiobook producer, not just because Felicia's an incredibly talented actress, but also because the quality of her performance matches the voice Ellen Kushner hears when she thinks of Lady Katherine. And that's equally true for the other voice actors: Katherine Kellgren, Nick Sullivan, Joe Hurley, and Barbara Rosenblat."
In Neil's words: "It's really important for me to find the voice that comes closest to the voice in the author's head. For this book, that turned out to be Suzy Jackson - someone who sounded young, but not naive; someone who could catalogue the sharp-detailed Imp's carefully observed daily life, but also convey the blurred edges of her reality."
In Neil's words: "Victor Bevine manages to convey three aspects of Vincent's personality: the womanizing hedonist he was in life, the now-dead fellow trying to control his rising panic who realizes his one-night-stand knows today is his mother's birthday, and, ultimately, the loving, heroic, family man who undertakes a bit task for the sake of his unborn son and - incidentally - the rest of humanity. That's a tall order for any narrator."
In Neil's words: "This is the first place all the Eszterhazy stories have been collected together, including 'The Odd, Old Bird,' which was not part of the print edition. If you love fantasy, if you love alternate worlds, or if you just love stories well-told, that's who Avram Davidson is - someone who knows a great deal more than you do and is damned if both of you aren't going to have a great time in Scythia-Pannonia-Transbalkania."
In Neil's words: "Viriconium is 3 novels and a short story collection. It's gloriously ambitious, as if we are imagining an alternate version of someplace that may be London, even if it is a punk-sensibility London in a post-apocalyptic future. It's as if Mike Harrison remembered a place that will never exist, or at least not for millennia, and fleshed it out with art and legends and glorious gods hiding amidst the population. Simon Vance (the Millenium trilogy) is the gold-standard of narrators, and I'm thrilled and proud to have him. He's brilliant."
In Neil's words: "Anita is an almost forgotten novel by one of the finest UK writers. It works on two levels. The stories are a product of the 1960s - they come out of a swinging world and a 'Georgy Girl' time, and Keith Roberts, then a young art director, has captured that feel. At the same time, it's about a teenage witch being brought up her Granny. He writes about her falling in love, getting her heart broken, about change and growing up and compromise, about what magic is and how you can lose it sometimes and how you can get it back."
In Neil's words: "Swordspoint is a fairy tale of sorts, but a fairy tale for grown-ups, as if Jane Austen wrote fantasy. It's an imaginary world where the characters are real people: a Vanity Fair of aristocrats, rogues, orphans, and heroes; a book where the best swordsman in the land can make more money dueling at private parties than he can as a knight-errant. Several key scenes are dramatized and in those soundscapes you'll hear the cadences of the marketplace, the music of the drawing rooms and, of course, the ring of steel drawn from scabbard.'"
In Neil's words: "In Steve Sherrill's fiction, the Minotaur is alive and relatively well, working as a short-order cook at a greasy spoon in North Carolina called Grub's Rib. The novel covers two weeks in M's life, from his home at the Lucky-U trailer park - where he repairs cars in his spare time - and back to Grub's Rib, where M has a crush on an epileptic waitress named Kelly. After we heard Holter Graham's audition for the book, Steve had this to say: 'Holter's handling of the Minotaur's grunt was PERFECT. Exactly what I heard in my head.'"
In Neil's words: "I chose The Land of Laughs because I love Jonathan Carroll's books and want to bring them to as wide an audience as possible. In this book, we learn about the fragile balance for some people between fiction and reality, and the dangers of retreating into a beloved book. I suspected the character of Thomas Abbey would be both a challenge and an opportunity for the right narrator. Edoardo Ballerini conveys a certain wistfulness and vulnerability underneath Abbey's grumpiness. He is a perfect guide for this journey."
In Neil's words: "There's a general consensus that Pavane is one of the great alternate history novels. I read one story from Pavane when I was nine, in an English science fiction monthly magazine and it scarred me. It was the first time a short story made me cry. It was Keith Roberts' masterpiece: profound and still remarkable. I love the way the narrator, Steven Crossley, subtly but definitely distinguishes each storyteller from the others, so that the unified whole really is more than the sum of its parts."
In Neil's words: "Light indeed shines through the three braided plot strands. In the audiobook, the strands are united by the talent of the narrator, Julian Elfer. Elfer's energy and attention to small moments illuminate the entire work. Part of the delight of a novel like this, for science fiction fans, or just for people who like good books, is watching the department of science fiction known as Space Opera be polished up, dusted off, and reinvented for the future. It's a dark book, but there's a lot of light in here too. Enjoy."
In Neil's words: "Alina Simone uses her life as material to tell stories that are funny, heartwarming, tragic, often all at the same time. Her subjects, whether music, religion, Russia, or family, are conjured and dissected with warm humor and sharp eyes. Probably it's a really good thing she never became an international rock star: she wouldn't have written this if she had. As far as casting a narrator, well, this one was easy. Alina Simone is a singer-songwriter, and a writer, and a traveler. This is her first audiobook, and she reads it as well as she writes."
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Re: Numbers.
Most of the machines I have used will list pounds and kilograms, one on each side of the weight. Sometimes they will omit some of the zeros at the end (i.e. 15,16,17 for 150,160,170), and only once have I seen a machine that used random numbers. Those kinds of machines really frustrate people so they are rarely used. Do you have an example of a machine you use and what numbers it has on it?
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The lat pulldown machine at the tiny gym in my apartment complex just numbers the weight plates (1, 2, 3, etc). It's frustrating as heck. All of the other machines list the weights in pounds.
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haha my gym is really tiny too(but free ).. but the lat pull down machine has the numbers 30,45,60,75,90 etc. Basically adding 15 units on each time. I suspect pounds. I can do 135 max on it. But I'm pretty weak and 135 pounds would be more or less my own body weight(I'm that light D:).
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Just be safe and go with free weights
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Yeah if it is going up by 15 a time, it'll be pounds most likely
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Thanks for the replies =) And yep, I do free weights too but I prefer the machines
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Unquestionably, the state-run Syrian media, print and TV, has become a laughing stock of most observers, including the pro and anti-Assad forces. But perhaps most perplexing in the midst of the Arab Spring have been the positions taken by sections of the Lebanese media, mainly those allied with the Assad regime.
Many have noted that this particular group of media producers is still living in the pre-new media age. A simpler time, when it was easy to deny facts, when Youtube, Facebook, cell phone cameras, were not there to capture images of state terror. Even in the age of the new media, when killers and assassins cannot go undetected, un-photographed, the pro-Syrian Lebanese media remains unmoved, claiming some of the scenes broadcast on TV and the internet as mere fabrication.
Some social scientists rightly distinguish between conventional and new media, arguing that the first was the main tool used by dictatorial regimes and the second is utilized by civil society, mainly because is falls beyond the control of the authoritarian state. The pro-Assad forces seem to have closed their ears and shut their eyes to the circumstances of this new media landscape and its impact on political life.
While the facts of the Arab Spring are being televised by a diverse satellite media –Al Jazeera, Al Arabiyya, BBC Arabic and scores of new media outlets, few journalists capture the amnesia of some Lebanese politicians and media better than Khaled Saghieh of Al Akhbar newspaper, which gives very qualified support to the Arab Spring.
Nothing better in describing what goes in Lebanon than what Saghieh labeled as "The Bending Theory," a term borrowed from the Syrian comedian Dareed Laham, who developed this expression in one of his famous comedies, "Cheers to a Homeland." Nowadays, this comedian shamelessly moves from one TV station to another parroting the exact lines of the Assad regime, from the roles of "external forces" to "Western "conspiracies" against Syria.
Perplexing about Lebanese pundits is that what they accept for themselves, they do not wish for the Syrians. For example they wish the Syrian people would embrace President Assad's explanation of the popular uprising against his regime: The uprising is the result of foreign powers, Western and Israeli, attempting to force Syria to "bend" or submit to them. This theory, in the opinion of Saghieh, is stretched to mean that giving in to the aspirations of the Syrian people amount to "bending" to the will of foreign powers.
This group of Lebanese journalists and politicians, who make the rounds from one TV to the other, faithfully preach "linking the absence of democracy" with "rejectinonism," that is, opposition to Israel and Western interests. In other words, the struggle against Israel justifies the absence of democracy. But these "TV stars" are not troubled by downplaying the demands for freedom and democracy as long as they live in Lebanon and not Syria, Saghieh wrote in his column. While these same people are free to criticize the Lebanese government and advocate different social and economic policies, they effortlessly jump onto the nearest available Syrian and Lebanese TV to slander those calling for freedom as the agents of "external conspiracies" against Syria. The implication of such doublespeak is that "freedom is only worthy of the Lebanese," and not in Syria where "salafis" and "conspirators" pervade.
Saghieh concludes that according to these Lebanese pundits, "democracy in Syria" amounts to "bending" or submitting to outsiders as well as "abandoning dignity, the dignity of not only the regime but the nation as a whole." By the same standard, "democracy or any form of political participation in government becomes a proof of weakness rather than a sign of strength."


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TRIPOLI/LONDON (Reuters) - Libya's largest western oilfields closed when an armed group shut down the pipeline linking them to ports, its deputy oil minister said on Tuesday, reducing its oil output to a trickle.
Total Libyan oil output would be just under 200,000 barrels per day from pre-war levels of around 1.6 million bpd, according to a Reuters estimate, the worst disruption since the civil war in 2011.
The fields - El Feel and El Sharara - linked to the pipeline have a combined capacity of around 500,000 barrels per day.
"I'm upset. This is something ridiculous. There is nothing to discuss, it's up to the defense ministry and guards to fix this," Omar Shakmak told Reuters.
The group were not protesting oil workers or dissatisfied Petroleum Facilities Guard members, as in eastern Libya, he said, meaning there were no concrete demands up for negotiation.
"It's a third party," Shakmak said, though he did not know who exactly or what they wanted.
In the east, striking workers, who had already cut Libyan oil output by over half, want more power for the eastern region, the oil minister said in a television interview earlier on Tuesday. Abdelbari al-Arusi said that output was at 665,000 bpd.
He blamed mainly non-oil workers and agitators pushing for federalism in Libya for the strikes, which he said had cost the country $2 billion in lost revenues.
Until the protests, improved oil production and higher prices had brought Libya a $3 billion revenue surplus over its target in the first half of this year, Arusi said.
Arusi said a prolonged strike could lead to a budget deficit: "If the strikes continue, we will reach very terrifying figures in losses."
"These groups announced federalism and they don't recognize the government nor the general national council," he said.
"These youths possess arms now and they have force, and by force they have prevented us from exporting oil and closed the ports," he added.
The strikers had contacted tankers to load oil, Arusi said, adding that international firms keen to maintain long-term ties with Libya and their reputation had rejected those advances.
"They brought some tankers outside the state to load them with oil to transfer the financial revenue to their own private accounts," he added.
"They contacted these oil firms, who got in touch with us and (asked) us whether they should deal with them. We told them they are illegal ... and so matters are under control and oil is in safe hands.
"These international firms do not want to tarnish their reputation," he said.
Arusi rebuffed strikers' assertion that independent oil sales would prevent corrupt officials within the government from selling crude for personal gain.
They accuse the national oil company's senior administration of selling oil without using measurements of quantity.
"There are meters at every field and everything is transparent," the minister said, adding Prime Minister Ali Zeidan had set up a commission of inquiry to look into such allegations.
The minister said the oil ports of Es Sider, Ras Lanuf, Zueitina and Marsa al Hariga, which are in the east where most of the country's oil production lies, remained closed.
Only Marsa al Brega in the east was open.
Brega loaded its first crude oil tanker since August 9 over the weekend.
"The oil ports are completely closed. Brega was recently opened and Zueitina and Hariga are still closed. Every port has a different reason for their closure," the minister added.
He warned that a prolonged hiatus in exports would allow other producers, such as fellow OPEC member Saudi Arabia, to step in, depriving Libya of revenue and even possibly forcing it to sell oil at a discount to restore former customers.
"This has led to a loss of credibility in the international market ... Saudi Arabia has the ability to up production. Why do we deprive ourselves of these much-needed financial resources for reconstruction?"
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Eating disorders and Christmas
If you or a member of your family has an eating disorder, the festive season can still be enjoyed if you plan ahead and follow a few tips.
Share your feelings
According to the eating disorder charity Beat, the key to a happier Christmas is to be as open about your feelings as you can be.
"Christmas revolves around food," says Mary George of Beat. "There's communal consumption, and usually lots of it. That's why people with eating disorders approach Christmas with a great deal of trepidation.
"But if you can share your fears with your family, it can lessen your anxiety and can help them be more understanding. Try sitting down with your family before Christmas to talk about it.
"Attempting to set rigid guidelines on what you will eat, where you'll eat, or where you'll be served food, is not a good idea.
"On the day, events or your feelings might not turn out as you expected. You'll feel under even more pressure if you have agreed, for example, to eat a certain amount."
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Because food is traditionally a big part of Christmas, you might find that your eating patterns get worse at this time of year. If you have anorexia, your anxiety about eating may increase.
If you have bulimia, you may go through more cycles of binge eating followed by purging (vomiting or starving yourself).
But being aware of this can help you prepare ways of coping. Beat has collected tips that other people with eating disorders have used. They focus on finding an outlet for your feelings.
If you're tempted to binge, try talking to someone about your feelings instead. It can be a relative, or you could phone a friend, or it could be a third party such as a support group.
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- If you're tempted to binge or feel overwhelmed on Christmas Day, try taking time out. Go for a walk, or listen to music.
- If you do binge, don't punish yourself. It doesn't mean you've failed.
- The Beat helpline and message boards (see External links) are running during Christmas. Advisers can help you cope with your feelings.
Planning meals
If you're cooking for a relative or friend with an eating disorder, it puts special demands on you at Christmas.
Sensitivity is vital. It might be tempting to make positive, encouraging comments about someone's eating, but these can easily be misinterpreted.
For example, if you praise someone with anorexia for eating, they might think you mean they're eating too much and are likely to put on weight.
"Christmas isn't the time to make an issue of an eating disorder, especially when other relatives are around," says George.
Some people with eating disorders like to be praised when they eat appropriately, but others don't. It might be a good idea to talk about this with your friend or relative during a private moment before Christmas.
"Most of all, offer your relative or friend space, and be supportive," says George. "If they want to disappear for a walk, be understanding.
"Remember, there can be more to Christmas than food. Try to find other focus points for the day that don't involve eating."
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The Atlanta Falcons have signed RB Josh Vaughan, WR Marcus Jackson, WR James Rodgers, TE Andrew Szczerba, OG Jacques McClendon, DT Micanor Regis, LB Pat Schiller and CB Peyton Thompson. Terms of the contracts were not disclosed.
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|Falcons | Make roster moves
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The Atlanta Falcons re-signed free-agent WR Tim Toone (Falcons) Tuesday, Nov. 13, and they signed free-agent TE Andrew Szczerba (Cowboys) to the practice squad.
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|Cowboys | Make roster moves to get to 53 players
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The Dallas Cowboys released OT Jeff Adams, LB Baraka Atkins, DT Ben Bass, WR Tim Benford, DT Robert Callaway, QB Rudy Carpenter, FB Shaun Chapas, WR Danny Coale, RB Lance Dunbar, DT Clifton Geathers, OG Harland Gunn, WR Saalim Hakim, LB Adrian Hamilton, OG Ronald Leary, LB Orie Lemon, RB Jamize Olawale, OT Pat McQuistan, CB Akwasi Owusu-Ansah, CB Lionel Smith, TE Andrew Szczerba, SS Eddie Whitley and CB Teddy Williams. The team also waived injured OG Daniel Loper (undisclosed).
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|Cowboys | Announce UDFA signings
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The Dallas Cowboys announced Monday, April 30, they have agreed to terms with undrafted rookie free-agent OT Jeff Adams (Columbia), OT Levy Adcock (Oklahoma State), WR Cole Beasley (Southern Methodist), WR Tim Benford (Tennessee Tech), TE George Bryan (North Carolina State), OT Taylor Dever (Notre Dame), RB Lance Dunbar (North Texas), OG Harland Gunn (Miami), WR Saalim Hakim (Tarleton State), LB Adrian Hamilton (Prairie View A&M), LS Charley Hughlett (Central Florida), WR Donavon Kemp (UTEP), OG Ronald Leary (Memphis), CB Isaac Madison (Arkansas), OT Tyrone Novikoff (Idaho), RB Darrell Scott (South Florida), CB Lionel Smith (Texas A&M), TE Andrew Szczerba (Penn State), LB Aston Whiteside (Abilene Christian), S Eddie Whitley (Virginia Tech) and CB Troy Woolfolk (Michigan).
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Austin Peay State University's Geographic Information System center, located in Clarksville, Tennessee has a close working relationship with their local Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency. They have assisted them, and the broader District 7 multi-county Homeland Security District, with crisis and mitigation mapping for many years. I believe this intimate understanding of emergency responders and their needs helped the geographers comprehend how emerging technologies could be applied after a disaster.
Mike Wilson, manager of the GIS Center, and his team obtained funds from the South East Region Research Initiative (SERRI), a program managed by Oak Ridge National Laboratory for DHS, to develop a mobile application called DMARK–Disaster Mitigation and Recovery Kit. The app's main function is to assist with the collection of damage assessment data via mobile phone, which can then be transmitted back to the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) in almost real-time, if wireless connectivity is available. According to Douglas Catellier, a GIS analyst and one of the creators, it also has the ability to match damage assessment data with existing, pre-event databases. I think this feature might be its the most powerful contribution:
The data can also be tied together with Property Assessor data so that actual property assessments can be checked and the damage estimates can be tallied using a computer database rather than the pencil and paper method that is currently the most common. DMARK also allows for the damage assessor to photograph and or make a digital voice recording for each property being assessed that is tied directly to that property record in the database. Special needs data can also be collected and the record flagged so that managers can get to those who may have special needs in a timely manner.
According to their press release, the app was unveiled last year as a proto-type and field tested during last May's (2010) massive Tennessee flood event. This revealed the program's power–drastically cutting down on the time it took to collect damage assessment data, but it also pointed to several ways the program could be improved. For one, they would like to build it out for all major operating systems–it's currently only available on Android operating system for mobile phones as well as laptop and desktop applications for administrative management.Another concern was the data form included in the app. It originally was just a standard form, but they would like to allow users to create and download their own forms, according to the release. "That way, DMARK can be used by emergency personnel for any type of situation, from an earthquake in California to a hurricane in Florida."
This looks like a great new way to deal with the massive amounts of data that has to be collected after a crisis. For more information visit their website: APSU GIS Center.


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AT&T recently began the big push to start promoting their 4G network and phones. Their company website boasts, "With 4G from AT&T, you can do more, see more, and enjoy more on what is already the nation's fastest mobile broadband network."
It sounds wonderful, but make sure you read the fine print.
Buried at the bottom of their site it reads, "4G speeds require a 4G device and are delivered when HSPA+ technology is combined with enhanced backhaul. 4G speeds available in limited areas with availability increasing with ongoing backhaul deployment."
Earlier this year AT&T announced they had deployed HSPA+ to virtually 100% of their mobile broadband network, but only a handful of cities have the advanced backhaul to deliver 4G speeds. It appears that around a dozen markets have 4G speeds according to AT&T's network map.
Current areas with 4G coverage include:
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- Bay Area, CA
- Greater Los Angeles, CA
- Greater Dallas, TX
- Houston, TX
- Chicago, IL
- Charolette, NC
- Baltimore, MD
- Buffalo, NY
- Boston, MA
- Providence, RI
- Puerto Rico
We don't know when 4G speeds will be coming to other markets, but AT&T says they hope to have 2/3 of their mobile traffic be delivered over their enhanced backhaul by the end of 2011.
Another disappointing fact about AT&T's 4G network is that their only two 4G handsets, the Atrix 4G and Inspire 4G, both have High-Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) disabled at this time. That means the upload speeds on AT&T's 4G phones are limited to a rather slow 300 kbps, while older 3G phones like the iPhone 4 can deliver upload speeds in excess of 1.5 Mbps (5x faster).
Users who have hacked the Inspire 4G and loaded custom ROMs were able to enable HSUPA and "unlock" the device's true 4G speeds, so we know the hardware is capable delivering what was promised.
Thankfully AT&T can turn on the "4G speeds" of their 4G devices with a simple firmware upgrade, but users will still have to be in one of the limited markets with enhanced backhaul to experience the faster performance.
For now, AT&T 4G is major disappointment.
Update: An unofficial response from the @ATT Twitter account reads, "If you aren't happy with your device and it's within 30 days of purchase, we'd be happy to let you return it."


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As one of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory "rocket boys," engineer Herman Bank had already helped launch the Space Age when wobbly surfboards strapped atop his station wagon in the early 1960s led him to another design frontier.
After securing his cargo alongside a Los Angeles freeway, Bank puzzled over how to make the era's nearly 10-foot-long boards easier to transport. A son who surfed persuaded him that the answer was to slice them in two.
By 1966, Bank had come up with a way to cut a surfboard in half so it could be taken apart for travel and bolted back together at the beach. Major surfboard manufacturers heralded it as a breakthrough and briefly marketed his design. But shortboards soon came along and rendered his innovation largely obsolete.
Bank, 96, died Nov. 2 at his Altadena home of complications related to old age, his family said.
The collapsible board was "a quick little splash in the evolution of surfboards," said Dick Metz, founder of the Surfing Heritage Foundation, which has several of the boards in its collection in San Clemente. "It was a good idea, but the market wasn't there."
When the makers of the now-classic 1966 surf documentary "The Endless Summer" worried about longboards fitting into the cargo hold of planes during their round-the-world filmmaking trip, they had Bank convert several Hobie boards but ended up not needing them, Metz said.
Bank decided to cut the boards in a transverse V-shape partly because it made the halves easier to align. He dubbed it the Multiboard but it was nicknamed "the suitcase surfboard."
"The board would vibrate some," said Ron Bank, his surfer son. "It wasn't as tight as we hoped it could be, but you could ride the hell out of it. It was a decent board."
In big surf, the surfboard proved to be overly flexible and sometimes caused surfers to get "a nasty pinch" while standing on a seam, according to the foundation.
With the advent of shortboards in 1967, the Pasadena-based Multiboard Co. soon closed up its tiny shop. Ever the inventor, Bank came up with two other water-related contraptions that never progressed beyond the test phase.
After overhead casting was banned at a local pier, he devised a spring-loaded fishing pole. Bank also created a "beach clothes changer" that enveloped the user in terry cloth — and famously failed when a female friend tested it.
He was born Oct. 26, 1916, in Vineland, N.J., to Max and Sophie Bank, Russian Jewish immigrants who later moved to Los Angeles and ran a small market in Hollywood. His father was also a tailor.
At UC Berkeley, Bank earned a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering in the 1930s and worked in the aerospace industry during World War II.
After joining JPL in 1947, he was part of the company's first wave of scientists known as "rocket boys." Bank served as project engineer for the nation's first two-stage rocket, the first to be launched from Cape Canaveral, Fla., in 1950. He also supervised the structural design of Explorer 1, the first U.S. satellite to orbit the Earth, in 1958.
In the 1970s he headed a joint project involving JPL, Caltech and NASA that worked with Los Angeles-area hospitals to further medical technology. The program's accomplishments included development of a bag that increased the shelf life of stored blood and an improved X-ray technique that eliminated multiple exposures.
After three years the project was shelved, but Bank brought it back to life after he retired in 1984 and founded Volunteer Professionals for Medical Advancement, a group of retirees with science backgrounds. Among their achievements: contributing to the creation of a private national computer network for pediatricians and the preliminary design of an automated oxygen-enrichment system for premature babies.
Growing up, Bank had hoped to go to medical school but couldn't afford it, his family said, and working to improve the quality of hospital services thrilled him in a way that space engineering never did.
"When you're looking at a little baby that needs oxygen, and you put in a little system that keeps him alive," Bank told The Times in 2001, "that's hard to beat in terms of satisfaction."
Bank is survived by his wife, Irene, whom he married in 1943; sons Sidney, Ron and Michael; and seven grandchildren.


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This weekend's annual intrasquad scrimmage offers a fresh look at the Nittany Lions after more than four football-less months in Happy Valley.
Aside from tulips blooming throughout University Park, there may be no better sign that spring has sprung at Penn State than the Blue-White Game.
Like the flowers that bring new life to campus after a harsh winter, the annual intrasquad scrimmage offers a fresh look at the Nittany Lions after more than four football-less months in Happy Valley. This year's game is April 12; as always attendance and parking are free.
"I want every game during the season and the Blue-White Game to be a Penn State family reunion."—Coach James Franklin
"The Blue-White Game is like a family reunion," said Coach James Franklin. "It's tailgating, seeing all your old friends, seeing the team; it's the whole package. I just want people to come out and enjoy the beautiful weather, watch the team and have a great day. I want every game during the season and the Blue-White Game to be a Penn State family reunion."
For more than 60 years, the Penn State football team has split into two squads: Blue and White; and squared off in an exhibition. It's grown from humble roots; only 500 or so watched the 7-0 Blue victory at the first scrimmage in May 5, 1951. Tickets were $1 for general admission and 50 cents for students. Now it's a weekend-long celebration of Penn State that attracted a record 76,500 fans for the 2009 game as well as a national television audience. In the early 2000s, a Fan Festival added food vendors, rides and games, creating a three-day Blue-White Weekend.
It's a game, a party, a reunion and a thank-you to the Nittany Lion faithful.
An autograph session with players is set for 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. before the 1:30 p.m. start. It will be fans first glimpse of Franklin, who was named head coach in January and said he expects attendance of at least 80,000.
"If nobody gets hurt in this game, it's a fun weekend, and I mean emphasis on fun," said Steve Jones, who along with former Nittany Lion and NFL great Jack Ham, has called Penn State games on the radio since 2000.
Throughout the 63 years of the game's existence, coaches have veered from the traditional rules of the regular season. The quarterback is off-limits for contact, kick-offs are skipped and games have even been cut short during rainstorms. There's perhaps no better example of the loose attitude surrounding the game, than Jones' and Hams' frequent guest during Blue-White broadcasts: former Coach Joe Paterno. The coach's color commentary included calling plays through his headset and calling out players for on-field blunders.
The Blue-White game is a final opportunity for a player to make an impression before the 2014 season gets under way in late summer.
"Bill O'Brien (coach from 2012-13) showed his personality by getting mic'd up on the field to call a series of plays," said Jones. "James Franklin will absolutely put his own touch on it because I believe we're dealing right now with the great communicator. … There'll be some point where the fans during the course of the game will get to know him better."
The Blue-White game is the culmination of the team's spring practice session, a final opportunity for a player to make an impression before the 2014 season gets under way in late summer. For more established upper classmen it's often a day of light duty or even a day of rest. As an example, in 1986, most of the fifth-year seniors did a light spring workout only running through drills that didn't require pads.
When the sun shines on Happy Valley, spring game attendance is among the best in college football's spring practice schedule.
"I think they deserve a spring where they have a chance to relax a little and maybe play some golf or tennis," said Paterno before that year's spring game.
That time on the court and the links served the team well; the Nittany Lions went 12-0 in the fall and won the National Championship.
But there can definitely be pressure. Wally Richardson, one of the most accomplished quarterbacks in Penn State history, recalled the first drive of his first Blue-White game in 1992, a time when quarterbacks didn't wear red jerseys and were fair game for contact. He took a big hit. Conscious of his every move being scrutinized by coaches and needing about 8 yards on third down, he called a running play when he was supposed to throw.
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Richardson's Blue-White routine is now more relaxed. As director of the Football Letterman's Club, he leads an organization that maintains ties between the current program and former players. The stadium's Letterman's Lounge will be buzzing before and after the game, and Richardson anticipates a lot of letterman turning out to see the new coaching staff.
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The Alumni Association organized the first spring scrimmage as a scholarship fundraiser in 1951 at State College High School's Memorial Field.
But when the sun shines on Happy Valley, spring game attendance is among the best in college football's spring practice schedule. From 2007-09, more than 70,000 watched.
The Alumni Association organized the first spring scrimmage as a scholarship fundraiser in 1951 at State College High School's Memorial Field. (Penn State's Beaver Field had recently been re-sodded.) The Daily Collegian student newspaper declared that sportswriters would present an old water bucket to the winning squad; reports in the week leading up to the game called it a "prized object."
"The game will be the first of what is hoped will be an annual series of Blue-White clashes," a Daily Collegian editorial stated. "Student, alumni and town interest in today's game will determine whether a Blue-White clash is to become a permanent feature of the Penn State picture."
The first intrasquad game came at a time when spring scrimmages between universities were common, according to a look back at the 1951 game by Penn State football historian Lou Prato. (In the weeks leading up to what was dubbed "The Bucket Bowl," Penn State had scrimmaged with Navy and Bucknell.)
"By 1955, the Blue-White game had become a tradition but the Collegian no longer made any reference to a Bucket Bowl," Prato wrote. "Perhaps they just ran out of water buckets."


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