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According to the announcement, the one-year contract extension, awarded by the Public Pension Agency of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, has an estimated value to Hill of approximately $6.6 million. The Financial District site includes about 17.2 million square feet and the $7.8 billion development is expected to have floor space of more than 32.3 million square feet.
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Yesterday, we were treated to another preliminary injunction on a product due to patent trolling. Over the past few years, some companies have resorted to patent trolling instead of competing on merit, using frivolous and obvious software and design patents to block competitors - even though this obviously shouldn't be legal. The fact that this is, in fact, legal, is baffling, and up until a few months ago, a regular topic here on OSNews. At some point - I stopped reporting on the matter. The reason for this is simple: I realised that intellectual property law exists outside of regular democratic processes and is, in fact, wholly and utterly totalitarian. What's the point in reporting on something we can't change via legal means?


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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. – Help those still struggling in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy by donating critically needed supplies to the Department of Public Safety and the Westchester County Police Benevolent Association (PBA), which will take them to the hardest hit areas in southern Queens and Staten Island Saturday.
County officers, who worked with the NYPD and others to identify where supplies are badly needed, will help renovate homes damaged by the storm after they deliver the collected supplies on Saturday, Sgt. Michael Hagan, PBA president, said.
"I commend the men and women of the PBA for opening their hearts to the victims of Hurricane Sandy and launching this collection drive," George N. Longworth, Westchester County public safety commissioner, said in a statement. "The department is proud to support the PBA in this effort."
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"I would like to thank our county police officers for their outstanding dedication and commitment to the people of Westchester during Hurricane Sandy. I applaud them for reaching out to help those beyond our borders whose homes and lives were devastated by the storm," County Executive Robert P. Astorino said.
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What a luxurious working-day lunch. It's casual and uncomplicated to make — an open-faced sandwich — but on top of this bread lies slices of home-cured wild-caught red Alaska salmon surrounded by jewels from the garden. Funny to think that cured salmon (not smoked, but similar in texture and taste, sans smokiness) was once a common luncheon meat for the working man before it became a delicacy. It's produced through a quick and easy process of rubbing salt, sugar and other seasonings into the fish, and letting it draw out moisture over a couple days. So, fishermen of Scandinavia, or Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest, would use this method to make their fresh catches keep longer over time. Overfishing led to the rarity of this fish and now most salmon is farmed (and, to the connoisseur, tastes nothing like its wild brethren). Now, wild-caught salmon from the only sustainable fishery left in the world, Alaska, commands more than tenderloin on the market. So how did I get my hands on this stuff, and why am I sharing it with everyone for lunch? I caught wind of a wild-caught Alaskan salmon CSA, and signed up as soon as I could.


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The year ahead: A Capitol bit of crystal ball-gazing
MM&M asked three healthcare policy experts what 2013 holds in store. Their edited responses follow.
John Kamp
executive director,
Coalition for Healthcare Communication
JK: Outside of the Sunshine provisions, the ACA has little direct impact on the marketing of medicines. But it intensifies and magnifies all the existing and emerging stresses on our businesses. Most important, it's no longer enough to prove that the drug works well enough to meet FDA standards of safety and effectiveness. Companies must also demonstrate the economic value to both individual patients and to payers to find marketplace success.
Considering the hazy regulations, what will it take for pharma to engage in more digital dialogue with patients?
JK: FDA is just one barrier to aggressive engagement with patients and professionals using internet and social media, but those barriers are breaking down fast. While marketing in the medicines industry often lags behind consumer product marketing in the use of new media and methods, pharma, bio and device companies are learning quickly now. FDA, too, is smelling the coffee and is likely to weigh in soon with incremental but helpful guidance that will increase the velocity of change. Most important, professionals and patients are in the space, leaving our industries no choice but to be there or become irrelevant. Meanwhile, let's give a little credit to the daring companies that have both created effective, compliant programs and supported the coalition efforts to move the industry forward.
Will FDA keep inching the drug approvals window open with the economy improving and executive leadership no longer in doubt?
JK: One of the lesser known stories of the past 18 months is that the drug approval numbers are moving in the right direction. New drugs and new indications are happening. But, the innovator drugs are coming from smaller companies and have narrower uses than the great blockbusters of earlier days. So, the days of big budgets and broad selling are giving way to more limited budgets aimed at a smaller sector of doctors and patients.
Will the federal appeals court's decision in US vs. Alfred Caronia result in thin-to-no regulation of off-label marketing?
JK: While Caronia, if upheld, undermines the FDA's ability to declare all off-label claims as per se false and misleading, the decision clearly upholds FDA regulation of false claims. It would be unwise for a regulated company to make any claim it cannot substantiate with significant scientific evidence. Or as one industry leader has said, "In God We Trust, All Others Bring Data!"
Wayne Pines
president of healthcare and regulatory services,
APCO Worldwide, and and a former FDA associate commissioner
WP: I think that transitioning to a new and broadened healthcare system itself will inevitably cause temporary disruption. One specific issue I am concerned about is assuring that the states and private insurance systems do not restrict reimbursement for medically appropriate, off-label uses of treatments. We already are seeing some evidence that restrictions are being imposed. In a different area, as a patient I think we must train enough new physicians to assure ready access to medical care.
Overall, it will be challenging to maintain the quality of health care that we all want and expect as the system adopts new delivery and payment systems. Both patients and the medical community will need to adapt.Considering the hazy regulations, what will it take for pharma to engage in more digital dialogue with patients?
WP: I am enthused about the new FDA patient initiative which will bring patients and patient organizations into more direct contact with FDA and pharma, and will bring patient considerations more aggressively into benefit-risk decisions. I think this process will open up a greater dialogue between pharma and patients on serious disease issues. The issue is not whether the dialogue is digital. The industry needs to focus more on content, specifically on disease education.
Will the year bring greater regulatory clarity? Or will FDA, CMS, et al. kick the can down the road again on Sunshine and social media, etc.?
WP: I would anticipate much greater clarity on the Sunshine Act as the government issues regulations I believe that broader implementation of the law will cause some physicians to limit their interactions with pharma companies.
On social media, FDA has said it will issue new guidances, but the underlying policies themselves will not change from what they are now. The same basic rules will apply to social media as to other forms of promotion. Anyone in industry who still expects significant changes in FDA policy will be disappointed. But clarity is absolutely essential. FDA must be much clearer as to what it expects generally in the promotional area.Will FDA keep inching the drug approvals window open with the economy improving and executive leadership no longer in doubt?
WP: I think the FDA Safety and Innovation Act will add some measure of certainty to the drug development and approval process. I especially look forward to efforts by FDA to enhance communications with pharma during the approval process. FDASIA calls for an initiative in this regard.
The notion that FDA had to play a greater role in de-risking drug development is an important one. The agency needs to provide greater predictability so that investors will feel more comfortable with the process.
Will we see big movement on online privacy regulations? Or elsewhere impacting advertising and promotion?
WP: I don't see any radical changes coming in 2013 in these areas. Protecting medical privacy remains a universal goal but one that is very challenging.
Regarding advertising and promotion regulation, I also see no major changes in policy or enforcement, as the same people at FDA and, in the case of the False Claims Act settlements, in the Department of Justice will continue in charge.
Will the federal appeals court's decision in US vs. Alfred Caronia result in thin-to-no regulation of off-label marketing?
WP: We have not yet seen any reaction from the government to the 2nd circuit decision. I think we need to see whether the government appeals. For now, I think companies should not change their usual compliance practices.
Peter Pitts
president, Center for Medicine in the Public Interest,
and a former FDA associate commissioner
What provisions of the Affordable Care Act will cause the most disruption—positive or negative?
PP: The ACA greases the skids toward government price controls through both the IPAB and the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI). Through these two new bodies, Uncle Sam is morphing into not only Uncle Sam MD, but also Uncle Sam as our nation's largest payer, as funder of comparative effectiveness research, as "academic" detailer of what's best for patients, and as determiner of Essential Health Benefits. What's also interesting is what President Obama wants to remove from the ACA—specifically, the 12 years of exclusivity for biologics. Will the President continue to push to roll that number back to seven years? Will he have the chutzpah to claim he is pro-innovation if he does?
Considering the hazy regulations, what will it take for pharma to engage in more digital dialogue with patients?
PP: Social media for regulated industry is a wonderful green field of opportunity. But to maximize the opportunity, we must accommodate the reality of a messier world. Social media, almost by definition, is messy—and the regulatory framework (or lack thereof) is equally so. And it's not likely to get much better. Get used to it. Embracing social media means embracing regulatory ambiguity. And that's a paradigm shift for an industry that has (in a post-Vioxx world) been going in precisely the opposite direction. It's not going to be easy, or risk-free, or inexpensive. And whatever social media "marketing models" companies build will have to be elastic—just like the media environment in which they are designed to operate. Pharma, guide thyself!
Will the year bring greater regulatory clarity? Or will FDA, CMS, et al. kick the can down the road again on Sunshine and social media, etc.?
PP: Per social media, see above. The Sunshine Act is a mess. First, HHS will have to determine how various state laws will impact one federal statute. Will the administration invoke federal preemption? And, if so, what will they put in its place? Also, why aren't payments to physicians from insurance companions included in the Sunshine Act? This will be debated and will further delay (and appropriately so) swift implementation. When it comes to the Sunshine Act, it's best to measure it twice and cut it once.
Will FDA keep inching the drug approvals window open with the economy improving and executive leadership no longer in doubt?
PP: Will she stay or will she go? I predict that Commissioner Hamburg will stay. That's a good thing because what moves drug approvals ahead is predictability and that starts at the top. The solution is to make the regulatory process more predictable.
A quarter-century ago, the success rate for a new drug used was about 14%. Today, a new medicinal compound entering Phase I testing—often after more than a decade of preclinical screening and evaluation—is estimated to have only an 8% chance of reaching the market. For very innovative and unproven technologies, the probability of a product's ability to make it to the market is even lower. We must work together to turn that around. When Thomas Edison was asked why he was so successful, he responded, "Because I fail so much faster than everyone else." Consider the implications if the FDA could help companies fail faster.
Using the lower end of the Tufts University estimate of the average pre-tax cost of new drug development, $802 million:
• A 10% improvement in predicting failure before clinical trials could save $100 million in development costs.
• Shifting 5% of clinical failures to Phase I, the earliest stage, from Phase III, the latest stage, reduces out-of-pocket costs for developers by $15-$20 million.
• Shifting of failures to Phase I from Phase II, the middle stage, would reduce their out-of-pocket costs by $12-$21 million.
All of these dollars could then be reinvested in other innovative development programs for new life-saving medicines.
For all that modern science has to offer, developing new treatments is still very much an art, in which hunches, intuition, and luck play a critical role. The odds are long. But for more medicine that is affordable and innovative, we need up-to-date regulations that complement the drug trial process in order to take these chances, which is precisely the mission of the FDA's Reagan-Udall Foundation.
Will we see big movement on online privacy regulations? Or elsewhere impacting advertising and promotion?
PP: Just because DDMAC got a "promotion" to OPDP doesn't mean that (1) they have any more resources (they do not) or authority. The FDA must still abide by the First Amendment, and they are acutely aware of the limitations that that places on their regulation of industry speech. That's one of the reasons they have been so prudent in their statements and guidances regarding social media. They will continue to address advertising and promotion with one major goal in mind—to make sure industry efforts are neither false or misleading. Alas—the truth is that the definition of those terms is often in the eyes of the beholder.
Will the federal appeals court's decision in US vs. Alfred Caronia result in thin-to-no regulation of off-label marketing?
PP: When it comes to Caronia, where you stand depends on where you sit.
For industry, the decision opens up tremendous potential for enhanced (but restrained and responsible) sharing of important scientific data. For the FDA (understandably) the decision was the Nightmare Before Christmas. The question is, do the opportunities outweigh the risks? There are a few ways to approach this.
There's the First Amendment question. While I can't predict which way a Federal Appeals court will rule, I will certainly predict that Caronia will impact the way FDA views off-label promotion within the context of the free-and-fair dissemination of scientific data. I believe a new (and hopefully more enlightened) FDA view based on intent will arise. Alas, that will not assuage any of the ambiguity that is currently driving FDA (OPDP) communications oversight. That being said, any revisitation and discussion is for the better.
Another way to look at it is that, if Caronia stands, pharmaceutical companies will no longer feel obligated to seek FDA approval for new indications, since they can openly "promote" them without fear of prosecution. This is a flawed argument. Indications of the on-label variety have many benefits—not the least of which is reimbursement. But such negative unintended consequences are important to discuss and consider. IMHO, any company that chose this route would be acting in a highly irresponsible manner, putting promotion before the public health.
The third, most important and most contentious angle is to consider whether or not such relaxed communications approaches would actually advance the public health. Would industry (on one side) and the FDA (on the other) answer this differently? I'm not so sure.
All that being said, whether or not the Appeals Court overrules Caronia, it is likely to offer a stern rebuke to the FDA for its unpredictable, ambiguous and sometimes capricious application of off-label speech constraints.


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General plan about Yii2
Posted 08 November 2011 - 04:30 PM
There are two components I think you guys should look at especially:
1) HttpFoundation
If you implement this then it will be really easy to integrate Yii to applications with Symfony2, phpBB4, Midgard CMS and Drupal 8 applications as they all know how to create and consume Requests and Responses from the HttpFoundation
2) HttpKernel
Adding this component will give your application very HTTP aware architecture that enables all sorts of goodness that is described here:
If you are interested and have a few minutes you might want to skim this blog post:
Posted 08 December 2011 - 11:59 AM
Posted 09 December 2011 - 06:09 AM
Lukas Kahwe Smith, on 08 November 2011 - 04:30 PM, said:
Personally, I like consistency and I don't like mixing components from different frameworks. I wouldn't like raw Symfony2 components inside Yii, just like I always hoped in native Yii components for things like feeds (rss, atom etc.) instead of relying on shreds of the Zend framework (it's not so nice to include a framework as a "library" of another framework).
Posted 09 December 2011 - 06:13 AM
ekerazha, on 09 December 2011 - 06:09 AM, said:
Why not ?
As long as the library you're including is modular.
Posted 09 December 2011 - 06:18 AM
jacmoe, on 09 December 2011 - 06:13 AM, said:
As long as the library you're including is modular.
If I have to use another framework, I just use that framework instead of Yii. Consistency and deduplication.
Posted 19 December 2011 - 12:34 AM
ekerazha, on 09 December 2011 - 06:18 AM, said:
I found that using Yii with Zend Framework as a vendor for Mail, PDF and some API stuff is a very nice thing.
Why would Yii want to write an own Mailing Component from scratch, there are enough good ones out there...
Posted 19 December 2011 - 12:56 AM
However: don't argue with Ekerazha. He's quite the troll.
Posted 19 December 2011 - 04:14 PM
CeBe, on 19 December 2011 - 12:34 AM, said:
Why would Yii want to write an own Mailing Component from scratch, there are enough good ones out there...
I've already replied to this: consistency (exceptions management, coding style etc.) and deduplication. Dedicated libraries are borderline, but including a full featured framework into another framework is just aberrant.
jacmoe, on 19 December 2011 - 12:56 AM, said:
Dude, I'm the user number 37 here, surely a newcomer like you can't call me "troll", espacially when the quality of your arguments is usually at level zero (the message above confirms this for the umpteenth time). Kiss.
Posted 19 December 2011 - 04:48 PM
ekerazha, on 09 December 2011 - 06:09 AM, said:
my proposal was to actually build Yii2 on top of Symfony2 as a set of Bundles (Symfony2 lingo for Plugins) that add the rapid development toolchain that Yii provides while leveraging all the features of the Symfony2 foundation.
at any rate it seems like the core Yii dev indeed rather consider potentially reusing some Symfony2 components as part of developing their very own framework. if this should be possible without making the results feel like a mix and match, since Symfony2 components are totally standalone. aka using one does not mean you have to use another. while they still have a common design philosophy, so yes ideally these philosophies will match that of Yii2.
anyway .. we will see where things go
Posted 20 December 2011 - 10:37 AM
Don't start it please, guys
Enjoying Yii? Star us at github
Support me so I can work more on Yii: https://www.patreon.com/samdark
Posted 04 March 2012 - 01:15 AM
There is an estimated date for the alpha release of Yii2?
Posted 04 March 2012 - 01:54 PM
Posted 04 March 2012 - 02:00 PM
Posted 19 March 2012 - 05:32 PM
"Note: We are currently actively developing Yii 2.0. The earliest possible 2.0 alpha release may be in March 2012, but we cannot guarantee it."
And as I can seen Yii 2.0 alpha is far from being released, and now we are in the middle of March.


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Fifty years ago this month, Life magazine published its take on the 100 most promising young professionals of the midcentury. The special issue, titled "The Take-Over Generation," highlighted some of the "young movers and shakers of the country," Roy Rowan, the magazine's assistant managing editor at the time, tells reporter Richard L. Harris.
Rowan recalls searching for young people "who were innovative and doing new things and might have a real impact on the world."
Rowan and his team whittled the list to 100 politicians, writers, scientists and businessmen. And they were mostly men — only nine women and a smattering of minorities made the list.
"The glass ceiling was pretty solid in those days, and it was very, very hard for women to get into leadership roles," Rowan says. He says a current list would be a much more diverse group. "It wouldn't be this lily white list at all."
Most of those profiled in "The Take-Over Generation" were in their 20s and 30s and just beginning to make a name for themselves. Some went on to become household names, like authors Philip Roth and John Updike, and opera diva Leontyne Price.
Others, like Harold Brown and Pete Peterson, reached the power elite, becoming Cabinet secretaries, while Daniel Inoyue, now the most senior U.S. senator and chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, was described as "the first Oriental to serve in the House of Representatives."
Newton Minow, Martin Marty and Frank Drake all made "The Take-Over Generation." Each went on to become a powerful player in his respective field. The three men spoke with Harris about being selected, the life and times of the 1960s, and the world we live in today.
Interview Highlights
Chicago attorney Newton Minow, now 86, was profiled as the "outspoken new chairman of the Federal Communications Commission" under the Kennedy administration.
On his youth at the time he was appointed
A week before President Kennedy had appointed me, I had been turned down for a position on our local suburban library board because I was too young.
On recommending legal intern Barack Obama for a fellowship two decades ago
"I had not said he'd become president, but I did recommend him for a fellowship, and I said he's going to become one of the most important people in the country. So I never thought at that time that he would be president, but I knew that he would be exceptional."
On how much the world has changed since 1962
This was before Vietnam, this was before Watergate, this was when people had more trust and faith in our institutions and our government. It was before all the cynicism had set in.
On his now-famous 1961 speech that criticized television as a 'vast wasteland':
"I'm afraid when I die the first words on my obituary will be 'vast wasteland' where I'd prefer they write about what we did to create public television, public radio, the communications satellite program, cheaper long distance telephone rates, cable, UHF. Those are the things that were important, rather than the two words 'vast wasteland.' "
Martin Marty, now 84 and a renowned religious historian, was described in the 1962 magazine as "a penetrating, outspoken critic of suburban church life in America."
On being selected for the magazine
"I'm a Nebraska country boy. You don't expect big things to happen. And a lot of things happened."
On the rate of religious participation in the United States in 1962
"I think about 47 percent of the American people said they were regular worshippers, and it's never been that high again. And it plunged during the '60s and gradually went down ever since."
On the dramatic increase in diversity in America in the past century
"In 1924, we clamped down on just about everybody who wasn't from Western Europe. In 1965, everything just changed. ... [Today] you constantly hear, 'We've got to take America back,' things like that. You're not going to take America back, because there are too many Americas out there now."
In 1962, Life described Frank Drake, now 82, as "one of the First Americans to get a Ph.D. in radio astronomy." Today, he's chairman emeritus of the SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) Institute.
On the national passion for space exploration in the 1960s
"Sputnik had been launched; the Space Age had begun. And that opened people's eyes to the idea that there are other worlds out there that we might visit."
On changing attitudes about the possibility of extraterrestrial life
"One of the things that has most impressed me these last 50 years is how the minds of people on Earth have changed on the subject of intelligent life in space.
"Back in the 1960s it was a taboo subject. In a few decades, we should be doing searches that actually have a chance to succeed. I'm afraid I won't have a chance to see that, but within the next hundred years, a lot of humans will."
On his surprise at being selected for 'The Take-Over Generation'
"I was very young and not very well-established, so I thought they were ahead of time anointing me with this honor."
Time capsules have been buried throughout history, to help future generations understand the past. But they're not always deep underground. This summer in West Virginia, Richard L. Harris discovered that sometimes, they're hiding in plain sight.
RICHARD L. HARRIS, BYLINE: There they were, deep inside a vast, Berkeley Springs antique store - bins of cellophane-wrapped Life magazines, published weekly between 1936 and 1972. One in particular caught my eye; a special issue, titled "The Take-Over Generation: 100 of the Most Important Young Men and Women in the United States." It sold on the newsstand for 20 cents. The date? September 14, 1962 - exactly 50 years ago today.
ROY ROWAN: I wasn't sure I'd be here 50 years later. (LAUGHTER)
HARRIS: Roy Rowan is very much here. Now 92 years old, he was the assistant managing editor of Life magazine in 1962. This issue was his idea.
ROWAN: I called a couple of the domestic bureaus and bounced this idea off of them; of doing an article I was thinking of then, on some of the young movers and shakers in the country who were innovative and doing new things, and might have a real impact on the world.
HARRIS: So they whittled the list down to 100 - politicians, writers, scientists, businessmen. Yes, mostly men; only nine of the 100 were women. And there was only a smattering of minorities.
ROWAN: The glass ceiling was pretty solid in those days, and it was very, very hard for women to get into leadership roles. And of course, today, so many of them are running corporations. Yeah, if you did this list today, obviously it would have many, many more women; many, many more Hispanics and blacks. It wouldn't be this lily white list at all.
HARRIS: Most of those selected in 1962 were in their 20s and 30s, just beginning to make a name for themselves. And some would become household names - authors Philip Roth and John Updike, opera diva Leontyne Price. Others would reach the power elite. Harold Brown and Pete Peterson became Cabinet secretaries. As you scan the profiles, you can almost hear the excitement and tumult that was the early '60s.
PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY: I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely ...
...Thursday, the marshals would show up, and that you and the others would step aside, and Mr. Meredith would come into the university...
AMBASSADOR ADLAI STEVENSON: And let me say something else: Those weapons must be taken out of Cuba.
ROWAN: We were seeing aerial photographs of the missile sites in Cuba and the Cold War, of course, was pretty much at a high. So it was a dangerous time; it was a time of uncertainty.
NEWTON MINOW: This was before Vietnam, this was before Watergate. It was before all the cynicism had set in.
HARRIS: Newton Minow, another of the red-hot 100, was a young Chicago lawyer tapped to be the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission.
MINOW: A week before President Kennedy appointed me, I had been turned down for a position on our local, suburban library board because I was too young. (LAUGHTER)
HARRIS: A year before this special issue of Life, Minow - now 86 - delivered a now-famous speech to the National Association of Broadcasters, criticizing television programming; a speech that's still quoted 50 years later.
MINOW: I invite each of you to sit down in front of your own television set when your station goes on the air, and stay there for a day. I can assure you that what you will observe is a vast wasteland.
I'm afraid that when I die, the first words in my obituary will be the vast wasteland; where I would prefer that they would talk about what we did to create public television, public radio, the communications satellite program, cheaper long-distance telephone rates, cable, UHF...
HARRIS: Just a mile away, in Chicago, religion historian Martin Marty, who's 84, says he was delighted to be included among Life's red-hot 100.
MARTIN MARTY: I'm still kind of a Nebraska country boy. Well, you don't expect big things to happen, and a lot of things happen.
HARRIS: Religion, for one. Marty says 1962 was the high-water mark for religious participation in this country.
MARTY: I think about 47 percent of the American people said they were regular worshipers, and it's never been that high again.
HARRIS: But unlike the early '60s, when John Kennedy had to promise voters that the first Catholic president wouldn't take orders from the pope, Marty doesn't believe Mitt Romney will face the same kind of resistance to his Mormon faith.
MARTY: I don't think it's going to be that big a thing now, as it was with Kennedy.
HARRIS: Thanks, he says, to immigration. His hometown of Lincoln, Nebraska, has more than 50 languages spoken in the public schools. We're not as homogeneous as we were in 1962.
MARTY: You constantly hear, we've got to take America back - things like that. You're not going to take America back because there are too many Americas out there now.
FRANK DRAKE: Sputnik had been launched. The space age had begun. And that opened people's eyes to the idea that there are other worlds out there we might visit.
HARRIS: Frank Drake has been thinking of extraterrestrial life since he was 8. The chairman emeritus of the government-funded SETI - Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence - is 82 now. Though he pioneered the search for life beyond our solar system, he was surprised to be included in that Life magazine.
DRAKE: I was very young. I was not well-established. So I thought perhaps they were ahead of their time.
HARRIS: Perhaps no one else in this group of 100 has spent an entire lifetime on a goal he's unlikely to reach.
DRAKE: One of the things that's most impressed me, over these last 50 years, is how much the minds of people of Earth have changed on the subject of intelligent life in space. Back in the 1960s, it was a taboo subject. In a few decades, we should be doing searches that actually have a chance to succeed. And so, I'm afraid, I won't get to see that but within the next hundred years, a lot of humans will.
HARRIS: Selecting future leaders is always perilous. But one of the Life 100, Newton Minow, hired an intern 20-odd years ago at his law firm, and would write him a recommendation for a fellowship.
MINOW: I said, he's going to become one of the most important people in the country.
HARRIS: His name? Barack Obama. I'm Richard L. Harris. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Scarlett Johansson has won over New York's tough theatre critics and pulled in a slew of positive reviews for her second stint on Broadway, with many comparing her to Hollywood veteran Kathleen Turner.
The Avengers actress, who won a Tony Award for her Broadway debut in Arthur Miller's View From the Bridge, returns to the stage in a new production of Tennessee Williams' classic play Cat On A Hot Tin Roof.
She tackles the role of Maggie 'the Cat', made famous by Dame Elizabeth Taylor in the 1958 movie adaptation, and a host of famous faces turned out to see her perform at the play's opening night on Thursday (17Jan13).
James Bond star Daniel Craig and his wife Rachel Weisz were in the audience at Manhattan's Richard Rodgers Theatre, along with pop star Nick Jonas and actor Victor Garber, and Johansson managed to win over even the most notoriously tough critics with her performance.
Ben Brantley of the New York Times writes, "Ms. Johansson, like Maggie, seems to possess a confidence that can turn raw nerves into raw power... She is perhaps too forthright to be truly feline... but Ms. Johansson confirms her promise as a stage actress of imposing presence and adventurous intelligence. Quibble all you want about the particulars of her performance. She obviously has a strong sense of what she wants to do here and the convictions to follow it through."
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Author Notes: Another summertime pasta! The intention for this one is fresh ingredients served at room temperature - I mean really who wants a steaming bowl of anything when the thermostat reads 102 in the shade? Though while we were eating last night Mr L, nephew and nephews girlfriend all pointed out that it would be good chilled too (a theory I will confirm or deny at lunchtime - leftovers!) —aargersi
Serves: 4
pint cherry tomatoes - halved (I have red and yellow - black would be great but the stupid store didn't have any)
sweet onion - Texas 1015 here, Walla Walla or Vidalia are good too
cup red wine vinegar
cup very good olive oil
cups (dry measure) orechiette (say that out loud a few times - it's fun!)
a small handful of basil
a smaller handful of oregano
pinch red pepper flakes
cup shredded parmesan plus more for serving the Cheese Hounds at the table
salt and pepper
- Put the halved cherry tomatoes in a large bowl (the pasta is going in there too so make sure it's large enough!). Cut the onion - I slice the half into rainbows and then cut those in 1/3 - that's about the size I like. Add the oil and vinegar, a pinch of salt and a couple grinds of pepper. Let that marinate on the counter - not the fridge! - for about an hour.
- Bring a pot of water to a boil. Chop the herbs and toss them with the tomatoes and onions along with the red pepper. Cook the pasta according to directions, then drain and toss into the bowl with the tomatoes. Stir in the cheese, then let the whole mixture hang out for about 15 or 20 minutes before you serve.
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Prof. John Morgan Shows Sellers How to Boost Profits on eBay
eBay sellers can boost profits by setting a low opening bid price and charging higher shipping charges, according to recently published research by Haas Professor John Morgan.
Morgan and co-author Tanjim Hossain, an assistant professor at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, held 80 auctions of new music CDs and Xbox video games to test how consumers respond to different price schemes. In the eBay study, they varied the opening bid price and shipping charges on identical CDs, ranging from Britney Spears to Nirvana, and video games, including Halo and NBA 2K2.
In theory, dividing a price into these two pieces should have little effect on overall demand for a good, the economics professors note. A perfectly informed and fully rational consumer will merely add together the two parts of a price to obtain the total out-of-pocket price for an item and then decide whether to buy and how much to bid based on this total price.
But that's not what happened in their eBay auctions. Instead, they found that lowering the opening bid price while raising shipping charges attracts earlier and more bidders and ultimately leads to higher revenues compared with doing the reverse. Those findings suggest consumers pay less attention or even completely overlook shipping costs when making bids, the professors conclude.
In addition to applying to auctions, the results could have implications for fixed-price retailing, including electronics and books, where it's also common marketing practice to divide a price into two pieces. Framing the same price as the total of different attributes may significantly affect consumer behavior, Morgan says.
Their findings were published in an article, "...Plus Shipping and Handling: Revenue (Non) Equivalence in Field Experiments on eBay," in the latest edition of Advances in Economic Analysis & Policy.
The eBay study is just the latest piece of research on Internet pricing from Morgan, who has been investigating the subject since the late 1990s.
Working with two other professors outside of Haas, Morgan helped build what is probably today's most comprehensive database of retail prices on the Internet. With that data, updated weekly at www.nash-equilibrium.com, Morgan and his colleagues found that pricing on the Internet varies dramatically, contrary to predictions that the vast wealth of price information online would eat away at profit margins and result in one low price for consumers.
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Fascinated by eBay as a marketplace and test lab, Morgan also has been an occasional buyer on the site. His latest eBay purchase: a Pittsburgh Steelers Terrible Towel for his son, Aidan, whose favorite color is yellow.
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By Elisa Docampo, et al.
INTRODUCTION: Fibromyalgia (FM) is mainly characterized by widespread pain and multiple accompanying symptoms, which hinder FM assessment and management. In order to reduce FM heterogeneity we classified clinical data into simplified dimensions that were used to define FM subgroups.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: 48 variables were evaluated in 1,446 Spanish FM cases fulfilling 1990 ACR FM criteria. A partitioning analysis was performed to find groups of variables similar to each other. Similarities between variables were identified and the variables were grouped into dimensions. This was performed in a subset of 559 patients, and cross-validated in the remaining 887 patients. For each sample and dimension, a composite index was obtained based on the weights of the variables included in the dimension. Finally, a clustering procedure was applied to the indexes, resulting in FM subgroups.
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13-year-old shot, killed in Durham; teen charged
A 15-year-old has been charged in connection with the shooting death of a 13-year-old girl Thursday in Durham.
The shooting was reported around 6 p.m. in the 900 block of Faucette Avenue, WNCN reported. The girl was taken to Duke University Hospital, where she was pronounced dead Monday morning.
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Tickets for all shows can be purchased by phone over our hotline, in person at the box office in Berlin or online on our tickets page.
Ticket hotline: +49 30 2326 2326
Ticket fax: +49 30 2326 2323
Ticket email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Our theater box office is located 20 meters to the right of the main entrance of Friedrichstadt-Palast.
Opening hours: daily 10am - 6:30pm
The evening box office opens 1 hour before the show starts (only for events on the same day).
daily 10am - 6:30pm
The evening box office opens 1 hour before the show starts (only for events on the same day).
The Friedrichstadt-Palast can be easily reached by public transport. Metro and tram stop are literally right outside the main entrance and the train stations Oranienburger Strasse and Friedrichstrasse are only a five minute walk away. Opposite of the Palace is a taxi rank. If you arrive by car you can park just 'around the corner'.
Line U6, directly at U Oranienburger Tor
Friedrichstraße station (S-Bahn and regional rail transport),
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Line 147, get off at the U Oranienburger Tor stop
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London has Buckingham Palace, Paris has Versailles. The highlight in Berlin is… Friedrichstadt-Palast. And it isn't filled with dusty memories of the nobility, but is instead the home of Europe's show palace. On the largest theatre stage in the world, the hottest (and biggest) show in the capital is celebrated: More than 100 of the best soloists, dancers, musicians and artists make a trip to Friedrichstadt-Palast an absolute must-see for every Berlin resident and visitor. It's no coincidence that with 700,000 visitors annually, it is by far Berlin's No. 1 stage.
Berlin's most spectacular stage is centrally located on Friedrichstraße in the East End Theatre District. Friedrichstadt-Palast is the last large historic landmark building from the GDR. Its history dates back to 1919 when theatre genius Max Reinhardt opened the Great Theatre. In the 1920s with revues by Erik Charell, the theatre set the pace for the Roaring Twenties. Legendary Marlene Dietrich and later American divas like Shirley Bassey and Liza Minnelli stood on stage here. Because the old building had structural problems, the revue theatre was rebuilt at Friedrichstraße 107 and inaugurated in April 1984 with spectacular revues, variety theatre and cabaret. Up to the fall of the Berlin Wall, Friedrichstadt-Palast was in fact the theatre to go to in the East Bloc.
After the fall of the Wall, 'the Palace' established itself as the first address in reunified Germany for extravagant and spectacular show entertainment and has been one of Berlin's hottest major attractions ever since. To this day, it offers technical marvels and abounds with superlatives of all types and world records. Friedrichstadt-Palast lights up Berlin-Mitte and is also where major galas and events take place, including the Berlinale and the German Film Awards. Familiar faces have always passed through the theatre's door, ranging from politicians including Michail Gorbatschow, George Bush Sr., Helmut Kohl and Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel, to Hollywood stars such as Colin Firth, Leonardo Di Caprio, Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway.
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May 28, 2015
The end of the school year is here and many parents and students have summer vacation on the brain! For parents who plan on sending their children to camps this summer for some fun in the sun, it is important to prepare for the many pests your child may encounter. Head lice, mosquitoes and bed bugs are more prevalent than ever in our children's summer camps.
Head Lice
According to the American Camp Association, one of the most common help line calls they receive is from summer camps preparing or treating a lice infestation. These parasitic insects can be found on your child's head and body and survive by biting the scalp. Head lice are typically spread through direct contact. For this reason, it is important to teach your children not to share hats, headbands and hairbrushes with their peers.
Mosquitoes are infamous for being vectors of disease for humans and animals alike, much like how kids are infamous for coming back home from summer camp with mosquito bites. While mosquitoes have a short lifespan, females can lay up to 3,000 eggs in their lifetime.
Mosquitoes can be a huge nuisance to children playing outside and are potentially dangerous. Consider educating your child on ways to prevent mosquito bites like always using bug repellent and staying away from standing water. Spraying scents like lemon eucalyptus oil has also proven to be effective in keeping mosquitos at bay.
Bed Bugs
If your child takes naps during the day or is getting ready for sleep away camp, identifying bed bugs and the red welts they can leave behind is critical to eliminating an infestation and preventing them from making themselves comfy in your home.
Before sending your kids off to camp, check reports in the camp's surrounding area and ensure they take precautions against bed bugs. Also, consider sending your child to camp with a hard-shelled suitcase rather than a fabric one. Hard-shelled cases have fewer folds and seams where bedbugs can hide.
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The iPad is one giant cook book if you think about it for just a second, but instead of having an index whereby you spend ages looking up that perfect recipe for lamb you can just search for it.
While there are thousands of recipes online on numerous websites, there are of course apps as well all keen to help you enhance your cooking skills whether it is with tips, tricks or even tools to make you a better chef.
So what are you waiting for? Here are some of the best iPad cooking apps available.
Jamie's Recipes for iPad
Firstly, the good news - you can use this app without ever seeing Jamie on screen at all (apart from a brief introduction). Whaddya mean that isn't good news? Whatever your opinion on Mr Oliver, there's no denying that the man can cook. And he also makes it look pretty easy - hence his massive popularity. And he has now brought his unique way of cooking to the iPad following the success of his iPhone app.
Jamie's Recipes for iPad is a free app, where you'll get a welcome pack of dishes for free (each with step by step instructions) as well as a few tutorial videos on using knives properly and the like (to cut vegetables, not people). There's also a load of premium packs you can buy, each containing around 10 recipes and one or two vids. These packs are in-app purchases and, until 14 August, are at a cut price 69p - they're usually £1.49. Read More
iTunes: Link
Price: Free, Recipes packs cost though
Rating: 4/5
Great British Chefs - Recipes HD
Great British Chefs is a collective organisation that "celebrates and champions the best chefs across Britain", and by that it means the promotion of a collection of top restaurateurs and foodsmiths who have be awarded coveted Michelin stars. And Great British Chefs - Recipes is the brand's first application (with the HD suffix for iPad, without for iPhone). You can find recipes in their own section, via one of the chefs' profiles, through a listed ingredient, or even listed per course. You can also see several entire suggested course-by-course menus from each chef, which you could make for a dinner party, for example. You really are only limited by your own cooking skills and time.
Like many other recipe apps, Great British Chefs - Recipes also gives you the opportunity to click on ingredients to add them to a shopping list. And you can write your own notes on the instructions. However, as each dish is presented for you in intricate detail, it's unlikely you'll want to. In short, it's expansive but not intimidating. Jam packed with content (if not jam). Read More.
iTunes: Link
Price: £2.99
Rating: 4/5
Tesco Recipes
Tesco has always been one of the most forward thinking of the big supermarket chains, and has been dabbling with apps for mobile devices for a while. However, nothing that Tesco has done before has been quite on this scale. This iPad-specific app is quite simply stunning, in both application and presentation. At its core, it's essentially a portal for the online shopping experience. But Tesco has tarted it up and added over one thousand recipes for you to view and try at home. Each of them has easy-to-follow instructions and gorgeous pictures of food that will bear little or no resemblance to your own end result, no doubt.
Of course, how much you get out of this app is entirely based on how often you shop online and, specifically, with Tesco. With Tesco Recipes, the brand has made giant steps into making the whole process as user-friendly as possible, but that all comes to nowt if you don't have a branch nearby that's willing to deliver. Nonetheless, it may be worth the free download, just for the recipes. Read More
iTunes: Link
Price: Free
Rating: 4/5
Epicurious Recipes
This app has been produced by the award-winning food site Epicurious.com and includes over 28,000, professionally tested recipes. It should prove dab handy for those of you who want to eat a little healthier or become a bit more adventurous with your nosh. Features include the ability to browse a list of "most popular" recipes, which are categorised for different occasions and you can also filter your search by swiping through icons, enabling you to find recipes which are healthy, in season or simply what's in your fridge.
There's also the ability to take a look at what other Epicurious members are plating up, so if you like surprises then it'll certainly give you the chance to experiment, whilst a personal favourites list means you can keep track of successful meals. The iPad also offers a few extras like a full screen cookbook view, and a snazzy interface, but both seem like very decent propositions and more importantly are free. Read More
iTunes: Link
Price: Free
Rating: 3/5
Egg Boiler for iPad
If you thought all of the above were pretty pointless then you'll love Egg Boiler for iPad.
Making sure you cook your egg the right way can be tough. How does a cold egg affect the process for example? What if you've forgotten how long ago you put the egg in the boiling water.
Simple, Egg Boiler for iPad lets you select the consistency you want, you tell it whether or not it's come from the fridge or the cupboard and then you'll get a timer to tell you when it's done.
At the end your iPad makes a big noise and your egg is cooked as requested. Done.
Price 59p / $99
Rating 3.5/10
If you've taken things to the extreme you could opt for the iGrill app that connects to the iGrill (a probe to put in your food) and allows you to turn your iPhone or iPad into a state of the art temperature gauge. The app then lets you manage temperatures including giving you alarms and warnings when your food is cooked all from the sofa.
"The iGrill is an app enabled Bluetooth meat & fish wireless thermometer allowing you to monitor your food from up to 200 feet away. The iGrill has dual probe capability and also works as a stand alone thermometer. Your Apple device will alert you when your food is ready!" reads the blurb. The iGrill hardware accessory costs $99.
Price: Free
Rating: 3/5
Photo Cookbook - Quick and Easy
If you are a bit slow on the reading front you might want to check out the Photo Cookbook for baking and it's brother then Photo Cookbook for Quick and Easy.
The idea is that both start with a picture of what you need in your recipe as a picture so you can see what's what rather than having to read it.
"In one glance, you can control if you've got all the ingredients you need for preparing the dish," the app tells us as to why it is done this way.
The app then continues this theme with short and straightforward steps. Each recipe ends with a photograph of the finished dish, complete with any serving suggestions.
The basic version of the app illustrates 84 recipes, divided into four topics: "Quick & Easy" (60 recipes), "Asian" (5 recipes), "Italian" (15 recipes) and "Baking" (4 recipes).
By In-App-Purchase, you can increase your library to 240 total recipes (that's 60 recipes per chapter).
The item "Baking" is also available with the same content as a separate app: "The Photo Cookbook - Baking".
It's simple and too the point, although at £2.99 might put you off.
iTunes: link
Price: £2.99
Rating: 3/5
What are you favourite iPad cooking apps? Let us know in the comments below


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Cats can't "work out" problems, because they're territorial animals. Stop fights between house cats by blowing a whistle, squirting a bit of water or by tossing a soft object, like a pillow, near them.
With food and water served daily, comfortable furniture to curl up on and no immediate threats to safety, indoor cats enjoy a life that outdoor felines, and even some people, seem to envy. But the good life can be hazardous for cats if it leads to weight gain. When left unchecked, those extra pounds can cause serious problems.
"Research indicates overweight cats have two times the risk of having skin disease, four times the risk of having diabetes and five times the risk of having lameness," says Ann Hohenhaus, DMV, at the Animal Medical Center in New York City. Experts, however, are quick to add that your cat is far safer indoors, so it's imperative that you provide opportunities for daily exercise as well as the right kind of food to help your indoor pet maintain a healthy weight.
Is Your Cat Too Fat?"Cats are like old men," says Jessica Braun, DVM, owner of Animal Health Center of Hays, in Kansas. "All the extra weight goes to the belly." Although your veterinarian can tell you the best weight for your kitty, a cat with a big tummy is most likely overweight. These days, fat cats are common. Nearly half of all the cats that come to Dr. Hohenhaus's medical center are overweight or obese. "Almost all the indoor cats I see are overweight," says Dr. Braun.
Male cats tend to be heavier in general, but there are plenty of hefty female felines, too. Both spaying and neutering can be factors, since they may reduce certain hormone levels and can lead to some decreased activity. The benefits of spaying and neutering, however, far outweigh any side effects; the primary reason that cats carry extra pounds has nothing whatsoever to do with a surgery. Cats are usually fat because they're being overfed or not consuming the right vittles for their particular lifestyle.
"I think it's better to feed a cat twice a day," advises Dr. Braun, who explains that when given unlimited food, cats will eat more. "Cats are nibblers," she says. "Whenever you leave dried food out, 80 percent to 90 percent of cats will eat too much." You can control your cat's weight by limiting food but also by offering food that targets an indoor pet's needs.
The Right Food for Indoor CatsIf your cat is looking a bit hefty around the middle, try feeding one of the new commercially available foods that are specially made to address the particular health challenges of indoor cats. Some contain the nutrient called L-carnitine, which converts fatty acids to energy, thus helping weight loss. Lower in fat and calories but containing a blend of carbohydrates, these foods also help to keep overeating in check by causing your cat to feel full faster.
Another perk of foods formulated for house cats is that such products often contain fiber. As it does for humans, fiber helps to maintain proper digestion, and in cats, it can also aid in the prevention of hairballs. If your cat is a longhaired breed or already suffers from hairballs, you may additionally wish to provide fresh grass -- available at most pet stores. "Cats in nature chew on grass to help pass hairballs," says Mark Hanks, DVM, at Kindred Spirits Veterinary Clinic in Orrington, Maine. "The long stem fiber of grasses intertwines with the hair to help move it through the GI tract. I especially like oat grass for managing hairballs because it is particularly high in antioxidants that benefit the cat."
In addition to feeding your cat the right foods, here are some dos and don'ts for keeping your indoor cat fit and healthy:
Do play with your cat every day. Also provide toys and catnip for your kitty.
Don't give your cat human food, except as a rare treat, since it can lead to weight gain. "Giving a cat human food is comparable to a human eating three doughnuts in addition to a regular daily diet," says Dr. Braun.
Do give your cat a scratching post and climbing structure to encourage activity.
Don't buy food with only cost in mind. Go for the highest-quality food you can afford that best matches the particular health and life stage needs of your cat.
Don't give milk to your cat. Many felines cannot digest it properly and could get diarrhea. But do provide a fresh, clean bowl of water at all times.
Do get your cat a friend, if possible. "Cats living in a household with a dog or other cats are less likely to be obese," says Dr. Hohenhaus.
The health risks for indoor cats are far fewer and much less serious than for cats that live outside. The risks are also avoidable. By feeding your indoor kitty the right foods and by encouraging activity, you can help to sidestep health problems that can cause expense and heartache down the line. "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure," concludes Dr. Hohenhaus.
Elizabeth Parker has written for The Boston Globe, Shape, Glamour, Viv and many other publications. She is co-author of Heeling Your Inner Dog: A Self-Whelp Book (Times Books) and currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband, son, cat and two rabbits.
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Violeta says: Ha that's funny. The second part dog maybe won't eat cat food. Thats funny. I never knew a dog that wudoln't eat cat food. My dogs would get into it if i didn't catch them. They love it. Now for the rat poison in the yard he would probably get into that too. U need to.ask a professional exterminator about how to rid your yard of rats that is non toxic to your pet or pets. There are many pet friendly ways to rid pests without harming you pet but u have to talk to a professional and do your research. I'm not famliar with a rat problem.
Sachin says: they have cat treats that clean and you can get a cat tooth brush . but what you osuhld really do is take the cat in for check-ups with the vet every so often and they'll check that out
poppy says: my cats very shy runs off at any sound or movement
gloriahanrahan says: my sister is always getting herwhitecat shaved.due to hairballs.isthat good for the cat
luke b hosking says: my cat has a very funky smell. my parents say its because im smelling the cats bum hole but i dont think i am. is the cats bum under the tail? or has my cat got a funky smell. and why does my cat have this strange smell?
kelly says: the other day a dog came over and cat went crazy he wanted to run out of the windows and he has no nails jump at the windiows and hit him self against close windows and tail got big and ran under neath the bed but when i cleaned his liter box noiced his poop was white fur in there im kind of scared and dont know what to doo. and his paws where bleeding and he smelled very bad
Lois Denney says: I adopted a 2 yr old cat. She seems to want out all the time and since I contracted to have her be an indoor cat. How can I help her change this behaivor?
Florence Dion says: My cat is an indoor cat, she' is 1&1/2 .How much canned food and dry should she have.?I give her 1/2 can a day plus dry. Is this enough?
Jody Gabbert says: my unhappy cat is about 7 yr old so i would like to know what to do for her can you help me out she is our only cat in our house can you help me out thank you
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Oh, these are GORGEOUS, Jerry!!! Thanks so much!!! Will probably have to play with them this weekend!!!
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Textures and Masks in the same day. They are all beautiful. Thank you.
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Thanks again, Jerry! I can't wait to give these a try!
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Just a quick note to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on CraftCrave in the DigiFree category today [30 Oct 02:00am GMT]. Thanks, Maria
Hi again
I have not visited your site for several weeks due to dad being very poorly. Have now seen and downloaded several of your wonderful works and shall try them all out with my images.
THANK YOU so much for your kindness sharing your brilliant work. xx
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I got some little freebies too on my blog for you, hope you'll like it :)
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I am glad u have made some more masks. I love these kind!
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Thank you for these wonderful masks Jerry!
Thank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in CBH Digital Scrapbooking Freebies, under the Page 4 post on Oct. 30, 2011. Thanks again.
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Hi, I just saw you're blog, it's great. And the graphics, so stunning. Thank you for sharing!
Lovely masks--thank you!
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Wonderful masks and textures! Thank you for your generosity!
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Thank you so much once again for sharing these fab masks. You are so very kind with your creations and your time and giving freely. It is so helpful for people like me who can't grasp the intricases to still be able to make something look amazing with your help. Thanks again
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