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Merck & Co. (NYSE:MRK) is one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world, producing a wide assortment of medications. The company bought Schering-Plough (SGP) in 2009 to become one of the three largest pharmaceutical companies.
Merck faces many of the challenges that face all pharmaceutical companies, including issues surrounding patent expiration and FDA approval. In addition, there is growing pressure in the US and abroad to lower the price of medication. [1]
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For the fiscal year 2010, ended December 2010, Merck reported a total revenue of $45.99B and net earnings of $982M.[2]
Significant research and money-making drugs are related to long-term ailments such as cardiac disease, osteoporosis, and asthma. The company's segments are divided by therapeutic area, with the largest segments listed below.
This is the company's strongest segment with more drugs and nearly double the revenue of any other segment. This segment's blockbuster drugs (more than $1B in international sales) include: "'Singular"' for asthma, "'Remicade"' for inflammatory diseases, and "'Nasonex"' for the treatment of nasal allergies.
The cardiovascular blockbuster drugs are: "'Zetia"', a cholesterol absorption inhibitor; and "'Vytorin"', a combination of Zetia and Zocor.
This segment's blockbuster drug is Januvia, a treatment for type 2 diabetes.
The only blockbuster drug in this division is Cozaar/Hyzaar, which are used to treat hypertension.
The blockbuster drug in this division is Isentress for HIV treatment.
The main drug in this segment is Temodar used to treat certain types of brain tumors.
The company's MMR Vaccine for mumps, measles, and rubella has blockbuster sales while Gardasil, for HPV prevention is nearly at blockbuster status.
In its acquisition of Schering-Plough, Merck inherited a $1.3 billion consumer health products division. One of the most well known brands is the Coppertone line of products, a variety of sun-block and insect repellent creams and sprays. Schering-Plough also markets the Dr. Scholl's line of foot care products, including shoe inserts, wart remover, and odor neutralizers for shoes. Consumer health care sales have remained relatively stable over the past several years; there are no major products slated to appear in the next few years, and there is no reason why demand for sunscreen would change drastically in the near future as well.
Researching and developing new drugs is the single most important consideration when identifying the prospects of any pharmaceutical company. A successful drug pipeline is critical because former blockbusters losing patent protection must be constantly replaced by new viable drugs.
The main drivers in the pharmaceutical industry include product pipeline (new products in development), patent expiration (products becoming generic), and product diversification. The combination of these factors determine profits and forecasts, and are therefore very important in making investment decisions.
BioVentures is the biologics manufacturing division of Merck established in 2008.[3] Currently, BioVentures is focused on creating generic versions of popular biologics such as Amgen's Enbrel and Roche's Avastin and Herceptin. While the generic drugs that Merck will produce in its BioVentures division will require substantial clinical trials, it is likely that the trial costs will be reduced compared to those of a novel biologic therapy. In addition, the added certainty of success -- both from a development and a market perspective -- for these follow-on drugs compared to novel biologic therapies add to the appeal of Merck's strategy.
Due to Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations, pharmaceutical patents last 17 years, during which a pharmaceutical company has an exclusive right to manufacture a particular drug. After the patent expires, generic versions of the product can be produced and sold by competitors. Generic medication is cheaper than brand medication, and the lower cost is often a strong incentive for consumers to choose generic over brands. In addition, the presence of a generic alternative may prompt a decrease in the brand name medication price.
Beginning in 2009, the FDA implemented a series of reforms that include stricter monitoring of drug adverse events, more funding for the agency, stronger ability to force product recalls, more scientific expertise within the agency, more transparency. While the tightened regulations and increased transparency will eventually improve the overall quality of pharmaceutical products, companies will have to adjust to the stricter standards and stronger enforcement.[4]
Pharmaceuticals can face significant liabilities if a medication is later found to be defective or produce adverse reactions. Even though such adverse reactions are previously unknown and impossible to predict, damages claimed in such lawsuits are usually substantial. Depending on jurisdiction, the legal system may limit allowable damages.
For example, Vioxx was one of Merck's anti-arthritis drugs that gained widespread adoption for treating chronic pain. Up to 80 million patients were prescribed with Vioxx at its height. Soon after approval, several studies indicated that Vioxx increased the risk of heart attack over the placebo. Merck recalled the drug, but has faced several thousand lawsuits from patients who took the drug, which were eventually settled for $4.85B.
Major competitors to Merck include Novartis, Pfizer, and Bristol-Myers Squibb. All three are pharmaceutical powerhouses, some with compatible drugs. For example, Pfizer produces Lipitor, which is in direct competition with Zocor, and Novartis produces Diovan, which is in direct competition with Cozaar.
Competition in the pharmaceutical industry lies mostly in specific drug markets. For example, a new diabetes drug is not going to have any effect on an existing cholesterol drug, no matter how successful it is. As a result, financial data on the pharmaceutical companies do not tell the whole story. Instead, it may be more appropriate to analyze Merck's competitors by each drug market (See section on Major Drugs and Industry Trends).


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The more these two likable people rattled on, the more I found myself thinking about the elusive distinction between characters talking genuinely smart talk and simply chattering for the camera.
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Jones is great in the part, even if this movie doesn't quite prove she should be carrying films on her own, and the actress makes her character's clumsy heartache feel like more than a plot point.
Unlike most rom-coms, Celeste and Jesse Forever delves into the complicated heart of relationships, exposes some painful truths and allows melancholy to co-exist alongside breezy humor.
I will say that it's been a while since a romantic comedy mustered this much charm by looking this much like life.
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OK for kids 16+
Talky hipster romcom explores the "perfect" divorce.
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Parents need to know that Celeste and Jesse Forever is an indie romcom that adds an interesting twist to the genre's typical formula but falls short of greatness, despite hip stars Rashida Jones and Andy Samberg. Older teens might find the concept refreshing, but the divorce/break-up-centric material could be a tad heavy (and the scenes talky) for younger teens and tweens. Expect plenty of swearing (particularly "f--k"), a scene of pot smoking (as well as additional references to drugs), some drinking, make-out scenes, lewd jokes, and implied sex and masturbation (though no outright nudity).
Messages: It's the way a break-up is handled that separates the kind from the hurtful.
Role models: Celeste and Jesse mean well, and they really seem to care for each other deeply and want to do the right thing. But they're also messy and careless. And despite being seemingly progressive in the way it explores break-ups, the movie does trot out some tired tropes about heartbroken women.
Violence: Not an issue
Sex: A couple is shown kissing and then under the covers; it's implied that they slept together. A guy pleasures himself while he's kissing a woman, and she's not pleased. A suggestive joke about lip balm has suggestive references to masturbation.
Language: Fairly frequent use of "f--k," plus "shite," stupid, "a--hole," and more.
Consumerism: Apple logo visible on a computer. IKEA is mentioned.
Drinking, drugs and smoking: Characters smoke pot from a bong. References to getting high. Some social drinking at bars and while people are relaxing at home.
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Dr. Michael Baird, DDS, Team to Offer Full-Service Dental Care, Personalized Treatment Plans
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SYRACUSE, N.Y., Jan. 16, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Aspen Dental is proud to announce that a new Aspen Dental office is opening in Owasso, Oklahoma on Thursday, Jan. 31. Located at 9025 N 121 East Ave, Suite 300, the practice will provide dental services that range from dentures and preventive care to general dentistry and restoration.
Dr. Baird received his Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) degree at the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry in Oklahoma City, OK.
In addition to offering patients the choice of seven styles of Aspen Dental's exclusive ComfiDents® brand full and partial dentures, Aspen Dental will provide comprehensive exams, hygiene services, treatment of periodontal (gum) disease, extractions, fillings, oral surgery, whitening, and crown and bridge work. The office features digital radiography and offers advanced screening for oral cancer.
At this new Aspen Dental location, dentists and staff provide:
- Personalized treatment. Quick-fix solutions don't solve larger or chronic oral health problems. That's why Aspen Dental takes a comprehensive approach to dental care. Following the initial exam and X-rays, each patient receives a customized treatment plan designed by the dentist with long-term oral and overall health in mind.
- Wide range of flexible payment options. Cost shouldn't prevent patients from getting the dental care they deserve. That's why Aspen Dental offers special promotions, senior discounts, and free new-patient exams and X-rays for patients without dental insurance. The practice works with all insurance providers and handles the paperwork, saving patients time and hassle.
- Convenient hours and location. The office will be open extended hours, including evenings and select Saturdays, so that patients can see the dentist at a time that works best for their schedule. Walk-in and emergency patients are welcome.
- Variety of options for denture patients. ComfiDents® full and partial dentures come in seven styles; giving patients more options than are available at traditional dental practices. Regardless of the denture selected, each is custom-crafted, and the dentist works with every patient to ensure proper fit and comfort. As an added convenience, Aspen Dental has its own on-site denture laboratory, which helps facilitate quick turnaround for denture repairs, relines or adjustments. Free denture consultations are available for all denture patients.
To make an appointment, patients can call (918) 304-8040 or 800-ASPEN DENTAL (800-277-3633), or visit www.aspendental.com.
About Aspen Dental
One of the largest and fastest-growing networks of dental care providers in the U.S., Aspen Dental practices are committed to providing patients with affordable, high-quality care. With more than 360 locations in 25 states, Aspen Dental practices are nationally accredited by the Better Business Bureau (BBB).
In 2011, Aspen Dental practices recorded more than 2.2 million patient visits, including visits from more than 490,000 new patients. Patients can learn what to expect during their first visit at http://www.aspendental.com/faq/first-visit.
For more information about Aspen Dental practices and services, visit www.aspendental.com. To learn more about careers at Aspen Dental, visit http://aspendentaljobs.com.
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Rita Marie Heckman, 69, of Punxsutawney, died Sunday, Sept. 8, 2013.
She was born April 14, 1944, in Punxsutawney, the daughter of the late Antonio and Domenica (Lorelli) Stellabotta.
She is survived by two sons, Anthony Bell and wife Debbie of Richmond, Va., and Sidney Bell of Clarion; one daughter, Teri Ann Watterson of Blackstone, Va.; four brothers, William Stellabuto and wife Marie of Rochester, N.Y., James Stellabuto of DuBois, John Stellabuto and wife Shirley of Punxsutawney and Richard Stellabuto and wife Doris of Jessup, Md.; and three sisters, Amelia Thompson of Punxsutawney, Linda Young-Conser and husband Harry of Punxsutawney and Geraldine Troutman and husband Butch of Punxsutawney.
She is also survived by three grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by one brother, Eugene Stellabuto; and a sister, Caroline Ritchey.
At the family's request, there will be no visitation.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Richard L. Fait Funeral Home, Punxsutawney.
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With that said, here are Margaux and Max at Cat Cafe Calico, in Kichijoji.
Tea & Tabbies.
Monday, November 28, 2011
With that said, here are Margaux and Max at Cat Cafe Calico, in Kichijoji.
14 comments:
- Quindome said...
Is this as hilarious as I think it is? Yup! I love the fat gray kitty!
- November 29, 2011 at 10:22 AM
- natasha said...
this looks like my PARADISE.
- November 29, 2011 at 11:06 AM
- Stevie P said...
I can not handle myself.
- November 29, 2011 at 11:17 AM
- Melissa said...
So cute! I hope you had a blast!
- November 29, 2011 at 12:11 PM
- Shoko said...
These cats were so amazing, I don't think the pictures do them justice! Natasha - if you like cats, this is definitely paradise :)
- November 29, 2011 at 5:32 PM
- Ley said...
The cats look so fluffy! :3 But I really wish there'd be a dog cafe, or (better yet) a puppy cafe, too! :)
- November 29, 2011 at 6:59 PM
- Shoko said...
Ley - Yes! We were talking about that, too - why are there no puppy cafes??
- November 30, 2011 at 2:12 PM
I dont like cats but you 3 make them look ridiculously cool- MySoonjo
- November 30, 2011 at 4:26 PM
- jiji said...
so adorbz! i wish we had something like that in nyc--i bet it would allay the winter blues. i think the closest thing we have is the herd of cats that gather around the public library in williamsburg.
- November 30, 2011 at 9:06 PM
- Shoko said...
MySoonjo - Haha, thank you! What a compliment!
jiji - There's a herd of cats around the public library in Williamsburg? Definitely going to keep an eye out for that!
- November 30, 2011 at 11:03 PM
- Taylor said...
I would be for the puppy cafe! That would be adorable, just when you were feeling like you need a little love. I'm a bit concerned about cat hair flying through the air and into said tea though. Ha
- December 6, 2011 at 3:34 PM
- Kate (Embarrassment of Riches) said...
This is my DREAM. I love cats. (Oddly, my own cats don't get a whole lot of attention, but I could pet the ones in bodegas and on the street for hours.) They are so cute; I am DYING.
- December 9, 2011 at 12:03 PM
- Monica | Hola!design said...
this is so cool! I'd love to go there!
- December 14, 2011 at 8:40 PM
- jacquelyn | lark & linen said...
These need to be EVERYWHERE! The world would be a better place
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At its April 8 meeting, the Grand Island Board of Education heard the details of the recommended budget for the 2013-14 school year. Assistant Superintendent for Finance and Support Services Joe Giarrizzo presented the figure of $54,417,562, an increase of $1,337,773 over 2012-13.
Higher salaries and benefits "were a significant contributing factor to this increase," Giarrizzo said in his memo to Paul Hashem, interim superintendent of schools. He said that no cuts were made in staff or program in formulating this budget.
Giarrizzo is also recommending an increase in tax levy of $781,000 or 2.67 percent. Throughout this year's budget development process, he has said that the use of monies held in reserves and of fund balances has been helpful in balancing the budget. As years go on and these reserves decrease, the budget process will be even more challenging.
Local contributions to the Teacher Retirement System continue to increase year to year, and Giarrizzo said that the state may introduce a multi-year "smoothing initiative" which would give temporary relief to a district's annual payments to the system but then require a large "balloon payment" halfway through the cycle. In addition, the state would charge interest to the districts that participate. He would prefer that the state allow districts to keep funds in a TRS reserve account. This option is not currently allowed.
Grand Island will be receiving an additional $576,947 in state aid with $178,000 being saved from four staff retirements. Reductions in spending will amount to $554,287.
The recommended budget will go to public vote on Tuesday, May 21, which will be held in the high school gym from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
In another agenda item, Hashem spoke about the hiring process for the open position of high school principal. Dr. James Dempsey is now filling that position as an interim principal.
Hashem said 32 applications have been reviewed by the administrative staff and that those will be pared down for a first round of interviews coming the last week in April or the first week in May. Interviews of three or four candidates will happen in a second round in early May with an introduction of the final candidate to the Board of Education on May 13. Trustees will vote on the superintendent's final recommendation on May 20.
The new high school principal should begin work around July 1.
Regarding the district's extensive capital project, Giarrizzo indicated that the State Education Department is reviewing Grand Island's project right now and that approval should come within two weeks. "The project will then pick up speed through the summer," Giarrizzo stated.
In Good News, the Parents as Reading Partners program is underway at Charlotte Sidway School. Also, the school's annual kindergarten orientation program is scheduled for May 14.
The next meeting of the Grand Island Board of Education is at 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 22, at the Grand Island High School, 1100 Ransom Road. The 2013-14 budget vote is Tuesday, May 21, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the high school gym. The annual tenure and retiree reception is Monday, June 10.
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Dear editor:
I oppose all attempts by the U.S. Postal Service to consolidate the Hickory Processing and Distribution Facility into the Greensboro plant over 80-plus miles away.
From December 1994 until November 2010, I worked as a clerk for the USPS in the Hickory P&DF. I am now retired and live in Hickory. Retirement hasn't altered my dependence on the USPS; prompt and secure deliver is still important to me, especially for First Class, Priority, Certified and Express. Until last year, I believed Hickory was a wonderful growing community due, in large part, to our Hickory Plant which processed both incoming and outgoing mail, and which always prided itself on its prompt and efficient delivery of service.
Last year, at the Hickory Town Meeting, Postal officials informed all who attended that, according to legal requirements, the Postal Service must announce its Area Mail Processing study, and that it might move Hickory's Outgoing Mail operatiosn to Greensboro, 80-plus miles away. However, officials hastened to assure us that there would be "NO negative impact on mail services in the 286 areas.."
Soon after that, we discovered that "might" was Postalspeak for "this is already a done deal." To the surprise of few and the sorrow of many, our plant lost Outgoing operations, and the delivery of my mail tanked. Overnight mail (from 286 to 286) has regularly gone from seven to 12 days. That's right, contrary to Postal assurances of no negative impact, a First Class letter I send from Hickory to Hickory (or Hickory to Lenoir, or Hickory to Hudson), which used to be delivered next day, now takes seven to 12 days, and sometimes, it never reaches its destination at all.
During this year's Town Meeting, USPS officials promised the same "no negative impact on delivery of mail service in the 286 area if the (current) AMP study results in shutting down the Hickory Processing Plant."
To boot, they acted incredulous when people told them of degraded mail service in the 286 areas since the 2020 consolidation of Outgoing Mail operations from Hickory to Greensboro. The Greensboro officials stood there and told us that this was the first they heard of bad service, since their outside IBM surveys keep showing that Hickory is always high in EXFC scores relating to timely delivery service. They said that no one was calling 800 numbers for Customer Service (and sort of ignored those at the meeting who said they had contact Customer Service and had received no help).
The Greensboro officials mentioned that, in order to keep scores high, they had to downgraded delivery time from overnight to two days, or three days to nine days. But they absolutely guaranteed "no negative impact."
Then answering a question raised by Mr. Michael Willard, representing The Observer News Enterprise, about continued timely newspaper delivery because there would be no more Hickory P&DF plant. In my opinion, that admission does not correspond with "no negative impact on delivery service to the 286 area."
All night we heard the words "good business" and "bad business" practices, and not one utterance of "service." When I was growing up, Americans were called "patrons" of the USPS; now we are labeled "customers." I prefer the former.
However, if Congress and the USPS officials choose to think fo the Postal Service as a business, then change the name to USPB, U.S. .Postal Business. Let all Americans understand our government's intentions — to downgrade (or eliminate completely) mail service to Rural America and concentrate only on Corporate America, where the money is.
But, if members of Congress continue to support Postal management's decisions to destroy the sanctity of rural mail delivery, in this case, to close the Hickory P&DF, in order to save a few million doillars (which, by their own admissison at last week's Town Meeting in Hickory, was only so much chump change with regard to the big national picture), then I believe this move brings us closer to the death of rural America. Certainly it will surely guarantee that no sane business would consider moving to a town with no viable timely mail delivery service. One might go so far as to say that closing the Hickory Plant would equal the murder of the town of Hickory and its inhabitants by the Postal Service's overriding desire to save some money.
Please, please do not consider supporting consolidation of Hickory Plant into Greensboro. Let the plant remain, with its excellent service record, and allow the 80-plus towns in the 286 area the chance to recuperate in this horrific economy.
Elizabeth M. Eckert
Editor's note: The USPS will accept public comment on Area Mail Processing for the 286 area and plans to consodliate mail processing into Greensboro until June 1.
To voice your opinion on mail processing anf the consolidation plan, send comments to:
Consumer Affairs Manager
USPS Greensboro District
PO Box27499
Greensboro, N.C. 27498-9631


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As part of the countdown to the 2012-13 college basketball season, Sporting News takes an analytical look at fourth-ranked Kentucky:
Defense. Presuming the Wildcats get a full dose of freshman center Nerlens Noel, Kentucky's disruptive defense will not retreat. Noel is different from Anthony Davis—more of a control-the-lane shot blocker than Davis' anytime-anywhere approach—but in some ways, Noel's constant interior presence will make the Wildcats harder to score against.
The wings. Freshmen Archie Goodwin and Alex Poythress will make for a more athletically dynamic set of wings than the Wildcats had last season. Neither is at the level of Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, but Darius Miller and Doron Lamb were not as physically gifted.
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It ain't easy being green. This is a less experienced team than the one that represented UK last season—which also featured three freshman starters. These Wildcats have one player (Ryan Harrow) who was a starter for a mediocre N.C. State team and one 12-minute player (power forward Kyle Wiltjer) who isn't incredibly athletic.
A comparative lack of talent. The Wildcats will be more talented than most of their opponents, but they won't be as talented as the 2010 or 2012 Kentucky teams. They might rise to the level of the 2011 team, which reached the Final Four—but only after earning a No. 4 seed. It's likely this team will put together something approximating the success of the past three teams. But it won't be automatic.
High standards. What will Kentucky fans view now as a successful season? Calipari's first team won 35 games. His second went to the Final Four. His third won the NCAA title. He starts all over again with an entirely new crop of players. How much latitude do they get from UK fans?
PG - Ryan Harrow, Soph., 6-2/170. He has quite a tradition to follow at this position.
SG - Archie Goodwin, Fr., 6-4/198. His impact will depend on whether he shoots a decent percentage from long range.
SF - Alex Poythress, Fr., 6-7/239. He must prove he can defend smaller players.
PF - Kyle Wiltjer, Soph., 6-10/239. One of college basketball's best-shooting big men, he will be critical to this offense.
C - Nerlens Noel, Fr., 6-10/228. He is a shot-blocker who, with his quick jumping and defensive intelligence, is reminiscent of Kenyon Martin and Bill Russell.
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F/C - Willie Cauley-Stein, Fr., 7-0/244. Calipari hasn't stopped talking about his athleticism and potential.
SG - Julius Mays, Sr., 6-2/192. A graduate transfer from Wright State, he averaged 14.1 points and hit 50 3-pointers last season.
PG - Twany Beckham, Sr., 6-4/202. He started five games at Mississippi State as a sophomore but couldn't crack UK's rotation last season.
Coach John Calipari: "We will be all right. We aren't where we were. We have great kids. I'm really excited about the kind of people we have on this team. They understand we are not as physical as we were. Obviously, we weren't very experienced last year, but we had more than we have this year. We had three guys who had been in the Final Four. But, like I said a couple years ago, if I had my choice of teams, I'm taking this team. I don't see anybody out there that scares me. At the end of the year, our team will be fine. We've got size, we've got speed, we've got some athleticism—they're just really inexperienced."
An opposing SEC coach's take: "Obviously we've got highly ranked teams in our league, year in and year out, and it's a lot easier to deal with some of the others because of their continuity. One thing (Calipari) has been good at since he's been in the league is he adapts to his personnel offensively. From year to year, he's changed things offensively. They stay the same defensively, but you're always adjusting scouting reports as to what they do on offense to incorporate the personnel better. It's a challenge. The only thing that's consistent is their length. You're always preparing for their length and athleticism. They're never deep. He's always in a situation where they're playing six or seven guys. So there are some staples you prepare for, that you're used to, but the personnel is hard to gauge. Last year, they had the best chemistry they've had since we coached against them. Other years, you were at times able to take advantage of that youth."
PG Ryan Harrow, N.C. State transfer. The Wildcats need as much of Noel as they can get, but the player whose performance will have the greatest impact is Harrow, who averaged 9.3 points and shot 39 percent as a freshman at N.C. State. Spending a year in the U.K. system almost certainly helped Harrow improve, but expecting that he'll immediately morph into a worthy successor to past Calipari playmakers is asking a lot.
Nov. 13 vs. Duke (Champions Classic). This is the marquee game of the doubleheader event in Atlanta, the first Kentucky-Duke meeting since the 2001 Jimmy V Classic.
Nov. 29 at Notre Dame. How good are the Irish at home? The past five years: 82-7 at the Joyce Center, 36-47 elsewhere.
Dec. 29 at Louisville. With all the rivalries killed because of conference realignment, it's nice to see one of the best enduring.
Feb. 23 vs. Missouri. You haven't played SEC basketball until you've played at Rupp Arena—UK is undefeated at home under Calipari—so this will be the Tigers' unofficial welcome.
March 9 vs. Florida. It's no coincidence the SEC has made a habit of saving Gators-Wildcats for the final weekend.
With Kentucky, the thing to do is trust that Calipari has attracted enough talent to replace the truckload that just traveled out of the program. It's also safe to assume he will find the correct formula to mix the players he has gathered into a championship contender. It's conceivable the Wildcats eventually will hit a snag, and if ever that's going to happen, it's now, with a point guard who never was considered an elite prospect. But who's betting against them?


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Writing and Solving Equations
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Objective: SWBAT: • Write an algebraic equation that fits a given situation. • Solve a one-step algebraic equation.
Big Idea: Paul Pierce made 14 more points than Kevin Garnett. Let k represent Kevin Garnett's points. Write an expression to show how many points Pierce made. If Pierce made 26 points, how many points did Garnett make? Students work on writing and solving equat
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See my Do Now in my Strategy folder that explains my beginning of class routines.
Often, I create do nows that have problems that connect to the task that students will be working on that day. Today I want students to review writing expressions and creating and solving equations from the previous lessons.
Problem one can be difficult for some students. If students struggle to write an expression, I ask them what they know and what they are trying to model. I want students to understand that twice the amount of Elizabeth's crayons would be 2e, and three more than that would be 2e + 3 or 3+2e.
For problem 2 and 3 I ask a student to share and explain their thinking. I call on other students to share if they agree and disagree and why. Students are engaging in MP3: Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others.
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I ask students, "What is the difference between an algebraic expression and an algebraic equation?" I want students to recognize that an expression shows the relationship between a variable and numbers. An algebraic equation sets two expressions equal to each other, like the balance we used in the previous lesson. Solving an equation is the process of figuring which values make the equation true. I also review that if a variable is right next to a number, the two are being multiplied together. I remind students they can also use the dot to show multiplication, but that we should avoid using the x symbol because it can be confused as a variable.
I tell students that they must read through the scenarios and decide whether equation a or b fits that scenario. Students participate in a Think Write Pair Share. I call on students to share out their thinking. I ask students, "How do you know that equation works? Why can't the other equation work?" Even though both scenarios include the same values, I want them to recognize the difference between equation a and b.
Then I ask students to work with their partner to figure out the value of x for equation a and b. What value must x be in order to make the equation true? Students are engaging with MP2: Reason abstractly and quantitatively. Some students may guess a value and check the answer and then readjust as needed. Other students may use the inverse operation to figure out the value of x. I ask two students who used these two strategies to show and explain their work. I do not explicitly teach students to use the inverse operations step by step. In the past when I have taught this way, students have memorized the procedure oftentimes without having a deep understanding of what they were doing and why it worked.
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- I use the data from the previous lesson's ticket to go to Create Homogeneous Groups of 3-4 students.
- I give each group a Group Work Rubric to track individual and group behavior.
- I Post A Key so that groups can get up and check their work as they finish each page. I have groups check in with me when they finish a page, so I can make sure they are on track.
We work on Part A together. I have a volunteer read the situation out loud. I ask, "What is going on?", "What do we know?" and "What does the variable represent?". If students struggle to see that the expression would be 2w, I substitute 11 in for w. What if the plant grew for 11 weeks, how tall would it be? Sometimes it's easier for students to replace the variable with a number to understand what operation they would use. I ask students how to set up the equation and how to solve for w. I require students to use substitution to prove that their value for x works. I ask students, "Are there any other values that would also work for x?". I want students to realize that for this particular equation, x can only be 8.
Students move into their groups. As students work, I walk around and monitor student progress. Students are engaging in MP2: Reason abstractly and quantitatively and MP4: Model with mathematics.
If students are struggling, I may ask them the following questions:
- What is going on in the situation?
- What do you know?
- What does the variable stand for?
- What operation is going on between the value and the variable? How do you know?
- What is the difference between an expression and an equation?
- How can you prove that your value for x works?
- Are there any other values for x that would also work? Why or why not?
If students are correctly working through the examples, they can move onto the challenge questions.
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Closure and Ticket to Go
I ask students to turn to Part G. I ask students to share their thinking about the expression, equation, and the number of points Kevin Garnett made. I ask other students to share if they agree or disagree with the other students' thinking and why. I want students to understand that if Paul Pierce made 26 points, then Kevin Garnett must have made 12 points since 12 + 14 = 26. As a challenge question I ask, "Garnett and Pierce made a total of 50 points. How many points did each player make?" Students participate in a Think Pair Share. I want students to be able to extend the pattern and see that Pierce still has to make 14 more points than Garnett. Some students may guess and check, while others may work backwards. If students are still working on it, I tell them they can continue thinking about it after they complete their ticket to go.
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WHERE: Allen County War Memorial Coliseum Expo III in Fort Wayne, IN
WHEN: July 5 & 6, 2008
FORT WAYNE, IN -- Fort Wayne Dancesport, a social dance chapter of USA Dance, Inc., is hosting the First Special Olympics Ballroom Dance Competition in the United States on July 5, 2008 at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum Expo III in Fort Wayne. This new competition is the Saturday morning portion of the USA Dance Fort Wayne DanceSport Championships to be held July 5 and July 6.
On July 5, the Opening Ceremonies will start at 8:05 am with the Special Olympics dance competition starting at approximately 9:30 am and ending at 11:00 am. The Special Olympic competitors will be dancing American Waltz, American Cha Cha, American Rumba, and American Swing events.
This entire event of Special Olympics is open to the general public FREE of charge.
General admission tickets for the amateur competitions following this event are $5 per person or $10 for reserved seating.
After the Special Olympic games are declared closed, the amateur couples ballroom dance competition will begin with Rhythm dances (Cha Cha, Rumba, Swing, Bolero) and Latin dances (Cha Cha, Rumba, ,Samba, Jive) on Saturday from 12:30 pm until 4:00 pm.
On Sunday, July 6, 2008 from 10:30 am until 3:30 pm the competition will demonstrate American Smooth dances (Waltz, Foxtrot, Tango, Viennese Waltz) and International Standard dances (Waltz, Foxtrot, Tango, Quickstep).
On Saturday night, July 5, 2008 there will be a semi-formal Social Dance from 8:30 pm until 11:30 pm. Music will be provided by DJ Jack Meinking. Special entertainment includes the Ian and Jonny dancers from Australia. Social dance tickets are available at the door for $20 per person with proceeds helping to fund the USA Dance chapter's planned 2009 Special Olympics Competition.
Event Background Information from USA Dance Event Organizer Vivian Hans --
"Three charities joined together to form a team and make ballroom dancing available to individuals with special needs -- Special Olympics Indiana, Easter Seals Arc and USA Dance Chapter Fort Wayne Dancesport #2046 .
"Special Olympics Indiana trained and did back ground checks on the all the volunteers; Easter Seals Arc transported their members to the dance studio and paid the instructors for group lessons from funds raised at the Fort Wayne Dancesport Charity event, helped them select their dance shoes and costumes for the competition, while Fort Wayne Dancesport provided volunteers to be the Unified Sports Dancesport Dance Partners and organized and fund this competition event. "The Quest for the Gold" is now a reality for so many dancers in the Fort Wayne area."
Attending the Event on July 5 --
"Mayor Thomas C. Henry will be there to cut the opening event ribbon and say a few words of welcome to our dancers. Mr. Michael Furnish, President of Special Olympics Indiana will be there. He will be one of the gentlemen holding the ribbon during the ribbon cutting ceremony and he too will give a few words of welcome and encouragement to the competitors. Mr. Peter Pover, President of USA Dance, will also be at this event and he too will be holding the other end of the ribbon during the ribbon cutting ceremony. He will also have a word of welcome to USA Dance participants, volunteers and guests. Mr. Pover is an internationally recognized ballroom dance adjudicator, and he will be one of the Adjudicators at the Special Olympics Ballroom Dance competition on July 5."
Notes on some of the participants from Vivian Hans, USA Dance --
"There will be a father and daughter couple dancing in the competition -- Angel Ellenberger and her father, Kenneth Ellenberger, of Bluffton, Indiana. There is also a dance couple from Elkhart, Indiana and there are 23 couples from Allen County participating in this Special Olympics Ballroom Dance competition.
"Fort Wayne Dancesport (a social ballroom dance chapter of USA Dance) has been preparing for this event since January, 2007. In addition to this being the First Special Olympics Ballroom Dance Competition it is also the first amateur ballroom dance competition for this chapter.
"The Special Olympics dancers themselves have been learning to dance since September 2007 and in March, 2008 they were partnered with their Unified Sports Dancesport Dance Partners with whom they are going to be dancing in this competition. These Unified Sports Dancesport Dance Partners are all volunteers from Fort Wayne Dancesport a chapter of USA Dance who have given of their time each Wednesday afternoon since the 1st of March to dance with the Special Olympics dancers in preparation for this dance competition.
"Unified Sports Partners are individuals who already know how to dance and they are training with Special Olympics athletes who do not know how to dance. Special Olympics have found that this is a much faster method of training for Special Olympics athletes and our particular sport is perfect for this approach since it takes two to dance ballroom.
"According to Vivian Hans, USA DANCE event organizer, "As the USA Dance chapter has been working on this pilot program, we have been developing a model for how to start ballroom dancing lessons to holding a competition in which the Special Olympics athletes can compete. It is our goal to take this model to other cities in Indiana and work with Special Olympics in those locations. We will also be introducing this program in other states as well through the USA Dance chapters around the country."
About USA DANCE
USA DANCE is a 501c3 non-profit organization responsible for the promotion of recreational ballroom dancing and competitive DanceSport in the United States. As the National Governing Body for DanceSport, as recognized by the U.S. Olympic Committee and by the IDSF (the International DanceSport Federation), USA DANCE organizes and hosts the USA DANCE national qualifying events and the National DanceSport Championships each year in the U.S. It is the additional mission of USA DANCE to gain the International Olympic Committee's final approval of DanceSport as an Olympic medal sport. For more information, please visit www.usadance.org.
REFERENCE – Current Media Coverage for Fort Wayne DanceSport Special Olympics Competition –
Bluffton News Banner http://www.news-banner.com
"Ellenbergers ready to rumba" June 30 front page
Monthly Fort Wayne Magazine http://www.ftwaynemagazine.com
"Dancing together" July, 2008 issue page 11
Fort Wayne News Sentential http://www.news-sentinel.com
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Event calendar (Weekender) July 3 http://www.journalgazette.net
Whatzup Event calendar http://www.whatzup.com


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There are a few things to know before getting in line to order at Paulie's, an unassuming spot that is pretty much my ideal of what a user-friendly neighborhood restaurant should be.
First: Although salads, pastas and entrees come in two sizes, the larger "regular" portion is big enough for an NFL linebacker. (Or two ordinary mortals.) Order the small unless you're sharing.
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Fourth: The bucatini Amatriciana, my favorite dish here, should appear on the wall menu with a little devil icon next to it.
Perhaps the little devil should be brandishing a pitchfork. That's how exhilaratingly and uncompromisingly hot these long, hollow tubes of house-made pasta are, once they have been tossed with burst-open cherry tomatoes, garlic and fierce quantities of red pepper.
Just when your palate thinks it can't take any more, the smoky, mellowing fat of minced bacon pulls you out of free fall. So you twist a few more strands of bucatini around your fork, marveling at how springy the noodles are, and you keep going, your whole system racing on a capsaicin high.
In Italy, pasta Amatriciana would be made with the unsmoked pork jowl called guanciale. But 15-year-old Paulie's made its name as an Italian-American sandwich cafe, and though it has moved in a more purely Italian direction over the past year, it remains a decidedly American institution - one where bacon is as welcome as a bowlful of spaghetti topped with superbly tender meatballs.
Chef-owner Paul Petronella, who took over the restaurant from his parents four years ago, has kept the classics and the comfort food that won the place a devoted following. The celebrated shrimp BLT, the pimento cheese and the Caesar salad remain staples. So do the beautiful shortbread cookies his mom made so popular that during holiday seasons, per-person limits are imposed.
The roster of pastas, however, is the clue that Paulie's is evolving into a more ambitious and satisfying restaurant. Last year, Petronella invested in a costly Arcobaleno pasta extruder that allows him to make all his noodles in house and to match ingredient combinations to shapes.
He bought an expensive La Marzocco espresso machine and secured the services of David Buehrer and Ecky Prabanto, who run topflight Greenway Coffee & Tea as well as Blacksmith Coffee Bar, to overhaul the restaurant's coffee program. For gelato, Petronella called on the Eatsie Boys' Matt Marcus, whose flavors - from caramelized banana to fig-and-ricotta - have a shimmering intensity.
Petronella brought in Julio Hernandez to devise an all-Italian wine program and installed coolers that keep the by-the-glass wines at proper cellar temperatures, which is all too rare in Houston. Hernandez has moved to New York, but the smart, engaged young people who run Paulie's counter carry on, adding new selections and offering tastes so you can decide what you like best. Indeed, the staff here acts more like it's working in a full-service operation than a self-serve counter.
Paulie's makeover is a textbook case of the collaborative spirit that increasingly informs the city's restaurant scene. Petronella has welcomed numerous pop-up dinners and charity events to his space. He hangs a changing gallery of local art on the cheerful green walls.
We're all the winners. It feels like a small miracle that at the end of a wearying day, I can dive into a restorative bowlful of Amatriciana at Paulie's, not too big and not too small, chased by a glass of dark, cool, briny Aglianico that makes me want to sing rather than cringe. Good wine, pasta and garlic bread can go a long way toward setting my particular world to rights.
Maybe I'll self-soothe with gelato; or I'll pick out a favorite cookie or two to take away. The delicate Linzer crisps, perhaps, sparkling with crunchy sugar crystals and tart raspberry jam; or walloping peanut butter cookies with an alluring sandy texture and a half-moon of dark chocolate robing.
I love knowing that $10 will buy me just the right-size plate of chicken piccata in a buttery white-wine sauce racing with lemon, escorted by a tangle of bouncy spaghetti spangled with salty little bursts of feta.
When I need greens, Paulie's salads do the trick. They are crisp, never dispirited, and the house dressings - from Caesar to vinaigrette to Gorgonzola - are nicely tart. My only salad-associated sorrow is that the thin shards of Pecorino cheese that once crowned my favorite Summer Salad has devolved into limp little cheese shavings that make a dryish dust.
Too, I found myself fretting on a recent evening that the once-solid rigatoni Bolognese, with a classic sauce of ground veal and beef simmered in red wine and cream, had turned bland and uninteresting. It seemed short on actual meat, too, as if other diners had gotten the tiny dice while my portion lost out.
And though I admired a plate of lemoned-and-garlicked fettuccine enormously, the grilled scampi-style shrimp served with it were a touch mealy, as if they had been hauled off the grill a little too late.
Still, the Canestri al Funghi that same night were rich yet expressive, the fat ridged curls grabbing a graceful marsala cream along with crimini and shiitake mushrooms, with a dusting of lemon-zested bread crumbs dancing on top.
To find such a sophisticated pasta dish for $9 at a Houston self-service joint seemed like cause for celebration. What makes me even happier is the conviction that Paul Petronella isn't done with his improvements.
Food scenes don't just change because of high-profile openings and big-deal chefs. Sometimes, as at Paulie's, they change one piece of equipment - or one better idea - at a time.


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NEW ORLEANS — Karr's defense stood tall with it needed to most in Friday's 28-16 Class 4A semifinals victory against Holy Cross at Behrman Stadium.
Now the Cougars are headed to the Superdome for the third consecutive year to play for the state championship.
Karr (13-0), which has lost in the final the past two years, will play Neville, which won 28-8 against McDonogh 35 on Friday in Monroe. The Cougars, seeded second in this year's playoffs, lost last year to Neville, this year's No. 1 seed.
"They'll be tough opponents," Karr coach Jabbar Juluke said of Neville, which also is 13-0. "We're excited about playing in the Superdome again, and we want to play our best ball."
Karr, which scored first on quarterback Devante Noil's 5-yard run with 7:11 left in the first quarter, went into halftime with a 13-0 lead after a stunning turn of events.
First, the Cougars' defense made a goal-line stand after Holy Cross quarterback Tucker Herzog completed a 21-yard pass to Wardell Robinson to the Karr 1.
However, Tigers running back Todd Spriggins was dropped for losses of 1 and 3 yards on consecutive plays. Quarterback James Tabary ran to the 3 on third down. However, on fourth down, he threw incomplete under pressure, turning the ball over to Karr with 2:40 left in the first half.
The Cougars then drove 97 yards in 11 plays for a touchdown. Noil, who rushed for 92 yards and passed for 150, gained 31 yards on first down to get it started. He scored on a 4-yard run with four seconds left in the half.
"That was the turning point of the game," said Juluke. "Our defensive line stepped up once again, and for the offense to put together that drive was huge."
Said Holy Cross coach Barry Wilson: "That took a lot of wind out of our sails, but we didn't quit. But that was real big."
Holy Cross (10-3), the District 10-4A champion, took advantage of an aborted Karr fake punt to get the ball at the Karr 38.
However, the Tigers had to settle for a 22-yard field by Nicholas Dale at 5:25 of the third quarter.
But Karr went 65 yards after the kickoff to push the lead to 21-3 on a 1-yard touchdown run by Jeremy Jamison at 11:15 of the fourth quarter.
Noil passed to tight end Standish Dobard for the two-point conversion.
Holy Cross went 60 yards on 10 plays to try to give itself a chance, with Herzog running 4 yards for a touchdown with 8:17 left.
Karr answered with another drive, and capped by Noil's 8-yard touchdown pass to Glenn Irons, sealing the victory. Irons had 12 catches for 113 yards.
Herzog threw a five-yard touchdown pass to Sean Finnegan with 50 seconds left. The two-point try failed. Herzog rushed for 63 yards on 11 carries and completed 10 of 15 passes for 109 yards and a touchdwon.


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EUGENE — A medical examiner determined that a 2-year-old boy died from an overdose of methadone that police say was given to him by his now-deceased grandmother.
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Police subsequently conducted an investigation and now say have the evidence that would have allowed them to charge Carol Lumsden with first-degree manslaughter, The Register-Guard newspaper reported Friday.
Lumsden, 58, died from complications of the H1N1 virus in January.
Lumsden possessed the powerful painkiller and is believed to have orally administered it to her grandson, police spokeswoman Melinda McLaughlin said. She said investigators spoke with witnesses who alleged that Lumsden had intentionally drugged other children in the past.
Max's uncle, Aaron Heuser of Eugene, said Thursday that he and his wife suspected that Lumsden was responsible for the death, and had phoned the state Department of Human Services a few months before the fatal overdose to report concerns about her ability to care for Max.
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