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Here at GetReligion, we analyze how well the media handle religion news. Last week was not one of those weeks that make me proud to be a journalist. Generally speaking, reporters and their editors provide a valuable service and deliver news day after day under never-ending deadlines. We rarely lack for things to analyze here, but last week was a particular low point. In covering Planned Parenthood's PR campaign against Susan G. Komen, far too many reporters failed to do their jobs and instead engaged in advocacy on behalf of Planned Parenthood.
If you were discouraged by what you saw, read or heard, believe me when I say I understand. But if there's any positive that I can think of, it would be that if religion and values reporters had covered this story more, we would have seen much better coverage. Even take this early New York Times story on the Planned Parenthood campaign. It wasn't good, but the one thing I can say for it is that at the end of the story, it mentioned that some pro-lifers were pleased with the initial news about Komen not funding Planned Parenthoood. Considering how much of the rest of the media failed to even acknowledge the existence of pro-lifers (or talk to them, quote them, etc.), this mere mention is notable. And did you catch who was contributing to the piece? "Douglas Quenqua and Laurie Goodstein contributed reporting." Goodstein is, of course, the religion reporter at the Times. Now, the story was still awful – although not as bad as the follow-up – but at times like this, you have to take what you can. See: it could have been worse!
I was curious how the media would respond to Andrea Mitchell's "interview" of Nancy Brinker, the CEO of Komen. It wasn't an interview so much as a diatribe, where Mitchell passionately delivered Planned Parenthood talking points and refused to let Brinker answer. (I've embedded it below.) By comparison, please watch this embedded video above where Mitchell permits Sen. Barbara Boxer -- a high priestess in the Church of Planned Parenthood -- to monologue without interruption while thanking Mitchell for her work on behalf of Planned Parenthood, demonizing pro-lifers, issuing straw man arguments and general politicking. One of the things she says -- that is unworthy of interruption, apparently, is that "the far right wing that just don't believe -- this is a fact -- that women should have reproductive health care." Mitchell ends, and I am in no way joking, by thanking Barbara Boxer for her work on behalf of Planned Parenthood.
What was the journalistic defense for this advocacy? Would there be any? Well, I'm sad to report that some in the media seemed to cheer Mitchell on. I keep wanting evidence that all of these media folks aren't
communicant members evangelists apologists in the Church of Planned Parenthood, but it's hard to find.
Politico reporter MJ Lee continued with the Church of Planned Parenthood meme of pretending that the half of the country that's pro-life just doesn't exist. "MSNBC host personal about Komen," we learn. We're told that Mitchell's diagnosis of breast cancer enabled her to express "the anger of a lot of people" about ending grants to Planned Parenthood. We're never told how breast cancer equates to support of the country's largest abortion provider -- it's just assumed.
It wasn't enough. The next day, MJ Lee proselytized some more:
Susan G. Komen-Planned Parenthood showdown: Andrea Mitchell brought passion to story
For Andrea Mitchell, reporting on the showdown between Susan G. Komen for the Cure and Planned Parenthood was a wrenching experience — "one of those stories you really don't want to be covering," she says — but the MSNBC correspondent drew strength from knowing she was providing a voice to fellow breast cancer survivors.
Isn't that amazing that pro-lifers don't get breast cancer? Or so I assume since this reporter seems to indicate that all people with breast cancer love Planned Parenthood. Which will be news to the dozen or so women I know who've had breast cancer and oppose Planned Parenthood. Politico doesn't mention any journalistic critiques of Mitchell's performance. Politico doesn't mention that any pro-lifers might have been less than pleased with her treatment of the topic. Time takes a similar approach in its treatment of the interview.
But remember, pro-lifers don't exist. We discussed that last week. New York Times columnist Ross Douthat -- the lone pro-lifer there -- noticed some of these same problems:
[I]n the first Gallup poll to show a slight pro-life majority, conducted in May 2009, half of American women described themselves as pro-life.
But if you've followed the media frenzy surrounding the Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation's decision — which it backpedaled from, with an apology, after a wave of frankly brutal coverage — to discontinue about $700,000 in funding for Planned Parenthood, you would think all these millions of anti-abortion Americans simply do not exist.
From the nightly news shows to print and online media, the coverage's tone alternated between wonder and outrage — wonder that anyone could possibly find Planned Parenthood even remotely controversial and outrage that the Komen foundation had "politicized" the cause of women's health.
You really should read the whole thing. He gives some examples -- he, too, noticed the ABC News report and Andrea Mitchell speech -- and writes:
Conservative complaints about media bias are sometimes overdrawn. But on the abortion issue, the press's prejudices are often absolute, its biases blatant and its blinders impenetrable. In many newsrooms and television studios across the country, Planned Parenthood is regarded as the equivalent of, well, the Komen foundation: an apolitical, high-minded and humanitarian institution whose work no rational person — and certainly no self-respecting woman — could possibly question or oppose.
But of course millions of Americans — including, yes, millions of American women — do oppose Planned Parenthood. They oppose the 300,000-plus abortions it performs every year (making it the largest abortion provider in the country), and they oppose its tireless opposition to even modest limits on abortion.
He gives quite a few facts and figures that don't make it into mainstream media reports, pointing out that Planned Parenthood referred women for adoption 841 times during the same year it performed 329,445 abortions. Journalists betray their calling when they ignore truths about a story, he notes. He mentions three -- that while the fight against breast cancer is non-controversial, provision of abortion is; that it's no more "political" to disassociate from the country's largest abortion provider than it is to associate; and that for the Americans who were enraged by Komen's decision, there were others who were elated. (For a dissenting view, try out this Religion Dispatches piece.)
It's fine for the Planned Parenthood PR team to claim that disassociating with the largest abortion provider is to engage in politics while associating with the largest abortion provider is not. That's what PR teams do. It's fine for the 26 Democratic Senators to issue a press release praising Komen for backtracking on the Planned Parenthood and for putting "politics aside" while also claiming credit for political pressure getting them to change that decision. That's what politicians do. They speak outside of both sides of their mouth. It's fine for pro-choice activists throughout the country to say that Komen should always associate with a $1 billion organization that performs 330,000 abortions a year ... or else. Pro-abortion-rights activists can say whatever they want (although they shouldn't have hacked into Komen's web site and claimed that the breast cancer research giant kills women).
But what's not OK is for the media to join this abortion-industrial complex. You don't have to be pro-life to oppose what happened last week, and certainly there are pro-choice people who condemned it.
After Komen seemed to reverse course, press critic Jay Rosen said that he'd wanted to write up something about Mitchell's speech but that he wasn't sure if it was moot now. I encouraged him to write it up, saying that he couldn't ignore the Church of Planned Parenthood's "Here I Stand!" speech. He did write it up and one reporter noted that it seemed like he and I watched different speeches from Mitchell. I don't think so -- I think he just writes from within the Church of Planned Parenthood while I write from outside it. Also, his approach to media criticism includes evaluating the performances of interview subjects. I focus on journalists. He tweeted:
Two views of that trainwreck interview with CEO of Susan G. Komen. Mine: http://bit.ly/xSwI8l Catholic, pro-life writer http://bit.ly/ADfIl5
When you don't know much about people who oppose abortion, I guess we all look alike! Just kidding -- he's noted he was wrong about my religious affiliation. I have absolutely no idea why he felt it necessary to characterize my professional work and media criticism in terms of my religion, but I didn't go to journalism school.
Anyway, Rosen is known for criticizing "the view from nowhere." He is consistent, then, in praising Mitchell's view which comes from within the Church of Planned Parenthood. He also blames the victim:
Brinker seemed to approach Mitchell as "one of us," a sympathetic ear who of course had a job to do but someone who also held the mission -- fighting breast cancer -- sacred. Herself a survivor! But Brinker never considered that this could cut two ways. Mitchell's enormous stake in the work of the Foundation could incline her to sympathy for Brinker's position. It's plausible. But it could just as easily place her among the millions of women enraged that the Foundation had somehow stumbled into the politics of abortion without a clue as to what might happen if it cut off funding for Planned Parenthood. Equally plausible. A shrewd executive, well briefed, would understand that.
See, from within the Church of Planned Parenthood, you only stumble into the politics of abortion if you don't give hundreds of thousands of dollars a year to an abortion company. You do not stumble into the politics of abortion while funding abortion organizations. That is dogma.
Anyway, I am curious how Rosen would compare the video embedded above with Mitchell's performance that he praises. Either way, you should read his media criticism of the woman interviewed by Mitchell.
There's so much to write about what happened last week that we could go on for days. I should probably write something about how there's good indication that everyone in the media (including me) got the story wrong, both in falling for the Planned Parenthood PR campaign and in writing that Komen backtracked. Not wrong, maybe, but certainly not right.
There are some interesting facts and figures documenting how the mainstream media is ignoring the HHS scandal while hyping the Planned Parenthood PR campaign. There are more examples of awful stories. And there are stories that weren't bad and deserve to be highlighted.
No matter your views on abortion, Planned Parenthood or Komen's handling of this crisis, this has been a terribly interesting week in media coverage. Did last week affect your view of the media at all? If so, how? Did you enjoy their advocacy on behalf of Planned Parenthood? Or were you disappointed?


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EEB 2214, Fall 2013
The evolution of form, function,
& diversity of the vertebrates
Meeting Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 12:30-1:45 in BPB130
Textbook: VERTEBRATE LIFE Pough F. H., C. M. Janis, and J. B. Heiser. 2009. Vertebrate Life, 9th Edition.
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Vertebrates in the News
Birds pay attention to speed limits 26 Aug 2013
New cute furry mammal species discovered in Colombia and Ecuador 15 Aug 2013
New oldest dinosaur 4 Dec 2012
Diatryma: unequipped to be a carnivore? 23 Nov 2012
Turtles fossilised in sex embrace 19 June 2012
Chinese turtle passes WASTE urea through its MOUTH 11 October 2012
Bull sharks have strongest bite of all shark species 12 October 2012
Size matters for 'sex cheat' frogs 15 October 2012
Dolphin 'sponging' spans centuries 22 October 2012
Because the alternative title to this course is David Attenborough 101 17 Nov 2011
New species of Snub-nose Monkey found in Burma 30 Aug 2011
Pea-sized frog found in Borneo 30 Aug 2010


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SOCORRO, N.M., May 2, 2006 – At the request of the state Human Services Department, New Mexico Tech's Distance Education (DE) department hosted a live statewide webcast of a meeting of the New Mexico Behavioral Health Collaborative on April 28 in the university's Joseph R. Skeen Library.
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Slowly improving demand will trump good availability in the U.S. fresh vegetable market this summer and prices should be higher than in 2009, according to the USDA's latest Vegetable & Melons Outlook Report.
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Summer fresh-vegetable area has been declining as steadily increasing yields have outpaced demand, resulting in the need for fewer acres.
Area is up this summer despite lower farm prices a year earlier (which followed record-high nominal dollar prices (unadjusted for inflation) in the summer of 2008). However, commercial vegetable prices have been strong, beginning with last fall as a variety of weather-related ills have beset markets since last summer.
California, accounting for 46 percent of this year's summer season area, reduced fresh vegetable acreage by 2 percent for the third consecutive year. Much of California's projected reduction was due to lower area for carrots (down 12 percent) and broccoli (down 9 percent). New York, the second leading summer-season producer with 16 percent of acreage, expects to harvest 4 percent more area than a year earlier on the strength of rising cabbage (up 9 percent) and sweet corn (up 4 percent) area. New York is the leading producer of sweet corn, cabbage, and snap beans during the summer months.
In California, the cool, wet spring has given way to a cooler-than-normal summer. Since late June, growing degree days are down 20 percent or more from normal in Sacramento, Salinas and Oxnard. Crop growth has been slower than normal, impacting harvest schedules in the coastal growing areas where cool-season crops like lettuce are produced.
The cold spring and reduced summer heat in many of California's inland growing regions has slowed growth and delayed harvest by as much as two to three weeks for warm-season crops like tomatoes and melons. The majority of California's fresh-market tomatoes are produced in the
San Joaquin Valley, where (other than the Fresno area) temperatures have been below normal this summer.
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strawberry 'Fenella' (PBR)
strawberry - mid to late season fruiting
This plant is semi-evergreen, so it can lose some of its leaves in winter. In colder regions or more exposed gardens, it may lose them all, but then fresh new foliage appears again in spring.
- Position: full sun
- Soil: any soil
- Rate of growth: fast-growing
- Other features: tasty, red fruit (mid-July) Cropping times may be brought forward or extended if you are growing them in a greenhouse or cloche tunnel.
- Hardiness: fully hardy
Standing up well to adverse weather conditions, this vigorous plant bears a heavy crop of fruit late in the season. The large, aromatic berries are very sweet and juicy, have a glossy, orange-red skin, and store well after being picked from mid-July.
- Garden care:These strawberry runners are sent out as bare root (ie not potted up or in soil) plants. They are completely dormant, so any remaining foliage or stems will look shrivelled and dry. They should be planted out within a couple of days of arrival. Once they are planted out, they will emerge from their dormancy and start to put on new growth in spring (or within a 4 - 6 weeks if planted in spring).
Choose a spot in full sun and prepare the bed well by removing all the weeds and digging in a generous amount of compost. You can also work in some general purpose fertiliser if planting in spring. When you are ready to plant, fill a bucket with tepid water and leave the plants to soak for 20 minutes. This will rehydrate the roots. While they are soaking, prepare the planting holes - these should be approximately twice as wide as the strawberries root system. Plant the strawberries so the crown (the point where the roots meet the stem) is at soil level, and spread the roots out before re-filling with soil. Space them at 45cm intervals, allowing 75cm between each row. After planting, immediately give them a thorough water and apply a generous layer of mulch around the base of the plants, being careful to avoid the crown. Keep the plants well watered, especially during warmer weather and when the fruits are developing. When the strawberries are starting to form, a thick layer of straw or a strawberry mulch mat can be placed under the plants to stop the fruit touching the soil. Sheets of black plastic mulch can also be used, and this will also help retain soil moisture, reduce weeds and encourage early cropping. Strawberries can also be planted in tubs, containers and hanging baskets.
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"The home-grown, sun-warmed strawberry knocks the cold-stored supermarket berry into a cocked hat! Good varieties include the orange-red and sweet 'Honeoye' and the weather resistant 'Fenella'. Planted in March the plants will establish really well and you should expect a crop next year. They'll give you four to five years and then you will need to make another bed."
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- Advice on watering strawberry tubs please Hello I bought one of the strawberry tubs shown on your website. I have assembled it and put in the plants. There is a water tube going down the middle of the tub, which waters from the inside all the plants along the length of the tub. When watering, do I fill the tube fully and how often should I do this? I have put the tub in a plastic greenhouse. I would be grateful for your assistance. Thank you Clifford
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Hello Clifford, When watering you can fill this tube up to the top, but then you must let all the excess water drain away from the bottom of the pot. This should be repeated as and when the compost in the planter gets quite dry. I hope this helps. Helen Plant Doctor
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- How do I plant my Strawberries, and Raspberry canes? Hi, I've just take delivery of my order and need some advice please as I haven't grown soft fruit before. The strawberry (Elsanta) runners are bare root plants, and I wanted some advice on how to plant them, - soil type, size of container initially, and any other tips. Also, the 10 raspberry canes (Tulameen) arrived planted in one large pot - please can you advise how I proceed with these. Do they need splitting and separating into individual pots, - or do I leave them together in a single pot? I'm really in the dark as to how to treat these canes, so as much advice as you can give would be really appreciated. Thanks Gillian
Hello Gillian, The strawberries can be planted individually into quite small pots initially (say around 1 or 2lt), but they will be equally happy with several squeezed into a large pot pot filled with John Innes No 2 compost. As for the rasberries, if you want them to grow in a really large pot, then use the same compost as above and separate all the canes. Ideally you should just have 1 cane per pot. Alternatively, if they are going in the ground, you should prepare the planting area well, removing all perennial weeds and adding plenty of well-rotted garden compost or manure. Plant canes 8cm (3in) deep, at 45cm (18in) intervals, carefully spreading out the roots and backfilling with soil. I hope this helps. Helen Plant Doctor
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- Strawberry tub and plants I am just about to order the strawberry tub and would like to know which strawberry plants you would recommend for it? Would ordinary peat compost be suitable? William
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Hello William, You can use any of the strawberry plants, so try to choose some early, mid and late fruiting types. As for the compost, you can fill it up with John Innes No 2. I hope this helps. Helen Plant Doctor
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- Strawberry barrel planting compost? Hello Helen, I have recently bought a strawberry tub and have a query about what compost mixture to fill it with. The instruction leaflet has a heading Compost but doesn't say what compost to use. It does mention a peat one later on in the writing but the first thing it says is "The mixture should consist of two thirds by one third of perlite (20 litres) or coarse grit (20 litres/25 kg)". So do I just get 20 litres of perlite or grit and 40 litres of a peat based compost and then add a slow release fertilizer? Also when do I plant the tub up. Is it now or do I wait until next spring? Thank you
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Hello again, I would recommend you ignore whatever they say in the instructions and just use John Innes compost. Best regards Helen Plant Doctor
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Hello again, Thanks for your reply. Just to clarify. I put 20 litres of perlite or grit and the other 35 litres as John Innes No 2? Later on in the instructions it mentions peat/sand mix. What is that about? Sorry to be so thick. Regards
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Hello There, I am not suprised that you are confused by the instructions as I would be too. I think I will have a chat with our products buyer to see if he can have a word with the supplier to try to make them clearer. Anyway... these planters will hold 50lt of compost, and I would recommend John Innes No 2. We do sell lots of strawberry runners, and the best time to plant these is in the autumn as soon as they arrive. I hope this helps and apologies for any confusion. Helen Plant Doctor
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- Strawberry maintenance Hi, This summer we planted lots of strawberry plants in pots. We got quite a few strawberries. What do we do now the seasons ended? Many Thanks, Penny
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Hello There, You dont really need to do anything. The strawberry plants will die back in winter and you can then remove any dead foliage. Carry on feeding them for the next couple of weeks and make sure they are watered, but you can cut this right back throughout the winter. I hope this helps. Helen Plant Doctor
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TMC wrote:bada wrote:migya wrote:I see him as a top 20 player ever, at the very least. Up until two years ago, his career was better than Kobe's and this is statistical and literal, for anyone who saw them play. Iverson is another superstar that never won a championship and was on relatively bad teams, like Barkley in Philadelphia and Ewing in New York, for the first seven seasons anyway.
Reckon he'll come back, maybe for a team like San Antonio, who might look for that high power to get them over the rest of the contender teams
WHAT? Seriously? AI is not even in the same world as a player to Kobe. And Top 20? Man, scoring points sure gets overated. AI was nowhere close to being a complete player... while I admired his tenacity, I think he is WAY overrated by the masses... this post being further evidence.
Eh... I don't totally agree with any of you. Of course saying AI's career was better than Kobe is nonsensical, but I also don't think he was so detrimental as you imply, Bada. He was a GREAT scorer, once of the best we've seen, and that's one of the keys of bball.
Complete?. Of course not. But he was a wonderful offensive weapon, and never really had much help in his prime and still managed to make it to the finals with a pretty awful team.
OK, but I was responding to a post that put him in the top 20 players that have EVER played the game. And has had a better career than Kobe. Just such rediculous statements.
Not saying he was not a good player. Of course he was. He was a very good scorer. One of the best we have seen? Dont agree with that. I mean the guy shot below 43% from the field for 10 of his 13 years. He was a great VOLUME scorer. He was tenacious going to the basket and was extremely explosive. He also had a quick release and an ability to fade away on his J.
But anyone that shot that poorely of a % and averaged nearly 4 to's game for a 13 year career, can not be considered a Top 20 players of all time... nor in my mind can he be called "one of the greatest scorers we have seen"


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In MMOs on the other hand it's completely OK to spend the whole day farming or showing up at 3 AM at some objective or wait until the other guy logs of or gives up in boredom. Strike that, many players consider their willingness to spend extreme amount of time in the game a positive thing, dubbed as "effort". They spew hate on the natural counter of no-lifership: AFK-cloaking. You can't play more than an AFK cloaker.
The question is "is it a good game design"? First we must ask if basketball would be a better game if you could win by scoring into the empty basket? I doubt if anyone would say yes. It would remove the athletics element from basketball. The ability to play basketball would be secondary to the ability to camp the stadium 24/7. Even the current basketball stars would have no chance against a no-lifer who scores hundreds while they are asleep. But if so, why do people support the no-lifer approach to MMOs?
I can imagine two ways of handling a time-limit. One could be applied on MMOs with multiple shards like World of Warcraft: the servers are in different timezones but every server is up for only 3 hours a day. You simply can't log in in the other hours. Of course you can find another server to log in (just like you can play basketball any time if you have team, or just by yourself if you have a basket), but your progress cannot be transferred to the servers of another time zone. This way your progress in a server would only be the function of your performance as you simply can't play more than your competitors.
For single-sharded MMOs the above cannot be implemented one by one. However it can be on a per player basis. You set up your playing hours, up to 3 hours, it would be 16:00-19:00 EVE time for me. I could log in only in this time. Corporations and alliances would also have to set up such time zone. The time zone cannot be changed for more than once a month. All the corporation structures would be reinforced outside the time zone and freely attackable in the time zone (multi-day reinforcements apply).
Such change would seriously change the MMOs. However I'm sure it would be for the better. Your progress in the game would depend on your actions more than your time commitment to the game. Players with healthy life could be competitive with those who have no job or school, assuming equal abilities. Botting would disappear or at least would be limited to the occasions when the player can't play in his play hours. If we consider that those with healthy life are much more likely to pay money to the developer instead of RMT-ing or just farming in free-to-play games it's double gain.
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Chimney Rock on a point south of Ceredo and overlooking Twelve Pole has carved upon its face the letters "G. W."
Are these the initials of the father of our country, and did he cut them there?
It is traditionally told in Wayne and Cabell counties that Washington surveyed the first land grant here, the John Savage grant of 28, 627 acres lying along the Big Sandy and Ohio Rivers.
We have been told that Washington, the future leader of the Revolutionary army and first president of the United States, first carried the rod and compass across the hills of Wayne county. And it is a historical fact that the Savage grant here was deeded by the grouchy old George III, who later aggravated our forefathers to the point of breaking away from England and starting anew politically. Thus it is true that Wayne county has a romantic connection with the two foremost figures in the founding of our country. And the incident marks in a way the beginning of Wayne county, for a frontier begins to develop along with the plotting of the farm lands.
A representative of this newspaper grew doubtful as to whether Washington ever trekked the hills here and went to the state library at Charleston in charge of Clifford R. Myers and put to him the question at the beginning of this article.
"There is no authentic record of Washington's ever being in Wayne county, or surveying there or in Cabell," says Mr. Meyers. "Washington kept a careful journal and notes in his surveying and travelling (sic), and none of his recognized biographers ever mentioned the Savage grant as Washington's work.
"Washington was sent to to the Ohio valley by Lord Dunmore to lay off thousand of acres for the ex-soldiers of the French and Indian wars. He and his assistant William Crawford proceeded to gather to the mouth of the Great Kanawha. There they separated, Crawford and his party going to the mouth of Big Sandy to survey the grants in that section, including the Savage grant, and Washington headed a squad that moved up the Kanawha.
"Crawford was working under the direction of Washington, who had charge of the entire work in the Ohio valley. In marking the lines it was natural that he use the initials of his chief instead of his own, which explains the initials in that section," concluded the state librarian, a man who, by the way, apparently knows the contents of thousands of volumes and can turn almost instantly to any section in the middle of a little known book. This is especially true of the history section.
The land grant made to John Savage and his company was deeded by George III of England on December 15, 1772, and was given the men "for divers good causes and reasons."
Many of the family names in Wayne county today are to be found on the company's roll. A complete list was published in this newspaper a few years ago.
Last week the initials "G. W." were found on an old beech tree on the campus of Marshall college, and a Huntington newspaper ran an item saying it was believed that they were cut there by Washington himself.
Each one of the soldiers in the first land grant here was given 460 acres. The section here was included in the territory known as Fincastle county in Virginia.
After the land was plotted off it was not many years until the first settler put up his log cabin. The first in the present limits of Wayne county was at the forks of Big Sandy, erected in 1796 by Samuel Short.
Almost this time, or perhaps before, a man named Harmon lived in a cave in the face of a cliff near Fort Gay. He held off a party of Indians successfully from his stronghold.
Another early settler was Robert Tabor.
The first settler in the lower end of the county built in the lower end of Ceredo. He was Stephen Kelly. About 1708 he was joined by Nathaniel Bellomy, who reared his log cabin about 100 yards from the end of the C. & O. bridge which spans Big Sandy.
William Hatten settled just below the mouth of Whites Creek. Leonard Sharp settled at the mouth of the creek now named for him. The first settler at the mouth of Miller Creek was Samuel Hensley. All these are on the waters of Big Sandy.
The first settlers where Ceredo now stands were John Stewart and John Brown. James and Moses McCormick took up their abode at the mouth of Twelve Pole.
The first cabin on the upper waters of Twelve Pole was erected by a man named Nevens in 1790. James Bias made his home on Lick Creek in 1802. David Bartram came in 1803. In 1807 five other cabins were erected on the waters of the little creek: Jesse Adkins, Thomas Napier, Berry Adkins, John Ferguson, and William Napier.
In 1802 Jesse Spurlock and Samuel Ferguson came from Tazewell County, Virginia, and erected log cabins near the town of Wayne.
In 1806 David France came and it was he who first planted an apple tree in Twelve Pole valley. John Thompson operated the first still in the county about the same time. Chester Howe put up the first grist mill.
But regardless of whether George Washington cut his initials on Chimney rock, near Ceredo, it is a well known fact that Wayne county's early history is full of romance. Tales of pioneer life when this section was a wilderness are still told around the hearthstones of Wayne county homes.
Burgess, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baisden, who has been sick, is able to be out again
Mr. J. T. Mills is spending a few days in Huntington.
Harvey A. Straley left for Rossmore where he expects to work.
Fannie Watts was the Sunday guest of Verlia Jackson.
Victor H. Mills of Breeden spent Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. C. C. Perry, who has spent [time] with relatives in Virginia and Kentucky, has returned home.
Ike Brown of Easerville, Virginia, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Perry.
Mrs. Sanford Stafford is seriously ill.
Mrs. Albert Crum was recently called to the bed side of her grand daughter, Charlotte Mae Perry of Williamson, who is very ill.
Fannie Lovins, who is taking training at the Williamson hospital, was the recent guest of home folks.
Henry Perry was a recent visitor in Louisa.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frasher of Kenova are visiting Mrs. Gursie Pratt.
Wade Chaffin of Webb was recently visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Waller.
Ollie Brown has returned home after spending a few days with relatives in Williamson.
Everette Browning, Sam Ferguson, and Joe Brown, who have been working at Logan for some time have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Jude of Williamson are visiting relatives here.
James Perry has bought some timber from Marion Brown and is now sawing here.
Marion Ferguson of Tick Ridge has bought a gasoline grist mill.
Polly Anne Ferguson was recently visiting Mr. and Mrs. Moses Damron on Perry Ridge.
H. Lowe of Radnor was a recent visitor here.
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For long term success, pay attention to details while planting.
Fall is a great time to plant new shrubs and trees in the ground. Soil temperatures during the fall encourage good root growth, making establishment easier. Planting sounds easy, but this is often where some major mistakes are made that can lead to poorly growing or dead plants. The most common mistake made is planting too deeply in the ground.
A frequently asked question is: �How deep should a hole be dug and/or how deep should a particular plant be planted?� An equally important question to consider is: �How wide should the planting hole be dug?�
A planting hole should be a minimum of two and a half times the width of the soil ball. In compacted soil, dig the planting hole four to five times wider than the width of the soil ball to provide loose soil for easier root growth and establishment.
Dig planting holes only as deep as the depth of the soil ball and score the sides of the hole to increase root prevention. Make sure the soil at the bottom of the hole is firm to prevent the plant from sinking as the soil settles. When placing the plant in the hole, the soil surface around the trunk should be at the same level as the ground, or slightly higher. Planting too deep can prevent oxygen and water uptake by the root system.
There are similar questions when it comes to container or raised bed gardening. How deep and wide does a container need to be when planting above the ground? The answer obviously depends on what kind of plant you want to grow and how much care you can to give the plant.
Care of plants always includes how the water will be supplied. Irrigation is a definite way of reducing plant maintenance during our hot, dry summers and increasing healthy productive plants.
The N.C. State University publication �Container Gardening Planting Calendar for Edibles in the N.C. Piedmont� (AG-748) states that a 2-foot-deep container can be used to grow blueberries. The document also includes other references to different sized nursery pots for other plant materials. Find it at cals.ncsu.edu/hort_sci/extension/documents/ContainerGardening_final.pdf.
Gardeners in Germany have demonstrated that full size shade trees can be grown in a 4-foot planter. These planters� drainage holes were not on the very bottom, which allows some water storage. With the use of irrigation, shallower planters could be used. So, plan for planters to be a minimum of 2 feet, with 3 feet necessary for large shrubs and 4 feet for mature trees.
Living (or green) roofs like the one at the Neuseway Nature Center have only a few inches of soil, but the plants are small growing sedums.
Do not forget to loosen the roots of the plant before placing them in the hole, especially if the plant is growing in a tight ball. This will encourage their spread into the newly available space.
Gardening is always a work in progress, so pay attention to the details while planting to gain success.
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KABUL, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Afghanistan's Independent Election Commission sought to reassure voters Saturday that it was impartially tallying the results of the August presidential election.
Abdullah Abdullah makes allegations of voting fraud at a news conference Saturday in Kabul, Afghanistan.
The IEC was mainly responding to accusations by Abdullah Abdullah, the main challenger to President Hamid Karzai, who wants a second term in office. Abdullah is Karzai's former foreign minister.
According to the latest vote counts released by the commission, Karzai is getting close to having the 50 percent of votes needed to avoid a runoff.
Abdullah has called the alleged vote rigging "state-engineered fraud." He is demanding that the IEC stop announcing vote tallies from the provinces, and that the Electoral Complaints Commission inform Afghans about the status of its investigations.
By September, election officials said they had received nearly 2,500 complaints, with about 560 of them deemed serious enough to potentially affect the outcome. The grievances include polling irregularities, voter intimidation and ballot stuffing.
The complaints commission said that in order for election results to be certified, it must resolve the complaints.
"This is the blatant violation of the procedure, and I think it's stealing in daylight," Abdullah said at a Saturday news conference. He claimed the alleged malfeasance is reflected in the provisional results released so far.
"Today we see that everybody seems to be paralyzed. If there is an effort for cover-up, the cost of it is not for one candidate or another candidate. The cost of it is for the country," he said.
The IEC defended its work in Afghanistan.
The "IEC assures all the Afghan people, presidential and provincial council candidates that IEC has been doing its job impartially and faithfully," the commission said in a news release.
The IEC said it was considering Abdullah's allegations and statements to the media that there was "massive fraud" orchestrated by the government with the help of the commission.
"These statements are out of the expectation of IEC, since IEC has done its best to preserve its impartiality, and avoid any kinds of frauds without supporting any particular candidates.
"IEC has been processing the elections results with transparency and we assure you that the final result will be announced by the relevant commissions, and all the doubt and skepticism regarding the work of the IEC will be solved."
CNN's Atia Abawi contributed to this report.
All About Abdullah Abdullah • Afghanistan • Hamid Karzai


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INDIANAPOLIS – This so-called feel-good story permeating the Chicago Bulls through the first eight days of the preseason – Derrick Rose coming back from 17 or 47 months away, off doing surgery rehab or covert operations or whatever – has a flip side, of course.
For the Bulls, their fans and basketball enthusiasts in general, it's a terrific thing, the return of their star and leader. For rival teams and folks in cities where Rose (gasp!) gets booed, another season or two sitting out – to make really, really sure his left knee was healed – would have been just fine.
"I called him this summer to see if he was interested in coaching when Brian Shaw left," Indiana coach Frank Vogel said, teasing, before Saturday's preseason opener at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, the first for Rose in exactly 75 weeks. "I had a position for him if he wanted to retire early and join the coaching ranks. But he declined."
Actually, Rose did a fair amount of sitting in the Pacers' gym Saturday but he did even more damage. In three shifts that totaled 20 minutes 26 seconds, the former NBA MVP scored 13 points on 5-of-12 shooting, rushed his way to four turnovers and attacked the paint and the rim as if he were back in his pre-ACL-tear, pre-dinged-up-2011-12 bionic days.
In his first NBA game action since April 28, 2012, the 25-year-old point guard thrilled a bunch of Chicago rooters who drove down and claimed seats in the Fieldhouse, and thrilled another group who were on the floor and on the visitors' bench.
After Rose raced to a pair of coast-to-coast layups – you half-expected to see the slats of the floor fly up in his wake and hear a Road Runner-esque "beep-beep!" – several smiles and head shakes broke out where the Bulls coaches and reserves were sitting.
"I was like, 'I don't remember him being that fast,' " said new Bulls swingman Mike Dunleavy, only a Rose chaser till now. "I'm sure he was but it was a great thing to see – even at times when he was going almost too fast and mishandled the ball a little bit. But you can always slow it down."
After 525 days on the side, Rose returned and was the fastest player on the floor.
"The speed, the quickness but the power to go along with it," Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said, unabashed in this man-crush. "That's what makes him so special and unique. There's no one like him."
In his first three seasons as Chicago's head coach, Thibodeau coached 264 games, regular season and playoffs. He had Rose for 137 of them, none at all in 2012-13. The Bulls were 104-33 in the games Rose played, just 69-58 in the one he didn't. So yeah, "with" is better than "without" for Thibodeau.
"You see how he makes the game easier for everybody," Thibodeau said. "And the speed at which he plays, you've got to get accustomed to that too. Some rust, that's to be expected. But you could see as each minute went by, he got more and more comfortable."
The baseline ambition for Rose Saturday – and for that matter, Indiana's Danny Granger, also returning from left knee surgery (just six months ago, in his case) – was a) no re-injury and b) no new injuries. Both the Bull and the Pacer achieved that.
But Rose went beyond that by starting and staying aggressive, by driving into the paint, by attacking Indiana's bigs Roy Hibbert and David West. He showed a fearlessness that, apparently, only could be restored through a full season's layoff.
After one breakneck drive to the basket, former NBA big man Antonio Davis – watching from the baseline in his ESPN analyst role – said, "There's no way he would have come back confident enough to play like that last spring." That was the elephant in every NBA arena in which the Bulls played over the final months last season, the controversy over Rose's decision not to test his knee in March or April for a playoff push.
With results like he got against the Pacers, and even a three-steps-forward, one-back progression now, that hubbub might swiftly be forgotten.
"It felt great. It felt normal," Rose said afterward to a huge media throng by October standards. "I've just got to get my feet under me. On certain plays slow down. Turnovers were big tonight because I was going too fast. And my jump shot. I missed two free throws."
Rose admitted that he was relieved to get this first return game out of the way, allowing him to lock into a pattern now with less apprehension, less anticipation. There will be a series of firsts, sure – first United Center appearance, first regular season game, first clash with the dreaded Miami Heat – but this one was the biggest of the steps remaining in his comeback.
That devastating speed of his, that's an asset he'll have working for him, less a liability in timing and turnovers the longer he's back. "It's there," Rose said. "I think I'm more balanced. Just attacking. On defense. Getting around screens. Getting into the ball. Avoiding screens. And trying to get back in front of the man."
Rose never ran into any hard screens by Indiana, but he did take some rough contact from an open-floor collision with George Hill and a soaring drive smack into Hibbert. Rose landed awkwardly after that one, his legs spread, his right one buckling a little. But he got up to shoot his free throws, no worse for wear. Said after the game his knee was fine, too.
"He's hard to guard when he's coming at you like that," Thibodeau said. "He's going to get you back on your heels and force the defense to collapse. And it makes the game easy. So it was good to see him as aggressive as he was, but that's what he's been doing [in practice]."
It was a hit Rose took on the first day of camp from roster hopeful Dexter Pittman, a former Miami big man, that let him know it was OK to get hit and fall. "I ran into Dex," Rose said. "He's a big body and just going up against him, he knocked me. Both of us fell at the same time, actually. I knew then I was ready for a game."
This time, the contact didn't come against "friendlies" but against rivals. Rivals with a history, in fact, who want the same thing Rose and the Bulls are chasing. Vogel had said before tipoff the Pacers wouldn't treat the point guard like a "recovery player." "The whole summer, from what I hear, he's been playing at full strength," the coach said.
But Rose took the knocks without incident. Besides the two full-court dashes, his best moment was a breakout from center court, finishing with a two-handed dunk.
Said Vogel afterward: "Same old Derrick Rose."
Rose was 5-of-6 in the restricted area but missed the six jumpers or floaters he put up from outside it. Considering how he might have played – tentative, testing from the perimeter, relying on mid- or long-range shots – Rose thriving inside and staying in attack mode was seriously encouraging to Chicago.
"Honestly, the game was so much easier … it's just an easier game [with him]," Bulls forward Luol Deng said. "We were excited just to be back out there playing with Derrick. I'm so happy for him."


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Game Thread: Warriors @ Milwaukee Bucks 2013-01-26
Talk about the upcoming Warriors game here
Moderators: Mr. Crackerz, JREED, Guybrush, 32
Blackfoot wrote:migya wrote:Bad loss. Awful game and the team is puzzling right now.
Heat loss to a Rondo-less Celtics, OKC lost to the Lakers, Grizzlies lost to the Hornets.
Don't worry dude, this happens to every team.
Those recent results made me feel alot better
Still though, for the team to make that little push up to home court advantage, they have to win those games against teams that are winning less, especiallt after winning two straight games against the best and third best team there is right now.


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Rdej47 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 51 diseños de 11 diseñadores freelance.
Kid Shine
I'm a 21 year old bedroom DJ. I've been teaching myself for the past 2 years and have been doing one off gigs in the past year but i'm looking to make more of an impact in my community. I'm always looking to try new things and raise the bar. What's most important to me is that I leave an impact on people and can inspire others. I feel the name Kid Shine encompasses the way I feel when I'm DJing. I feel young, energetic, and light. Those same feelings I hope radiate out to my crowd when I'm DJing. Kid's don't care who's watching they just do what they love to do, and that's how I feel about DJing
The target audience is the 18 - 25yrs old market. I've DJ'd in lounges and house parties but i'm aiming to target club environments. My audience is very trendy and geared more towards mainstream music, but are beginning to lean towards more eclectic music (indie, electro, dubstep). My audience wants to have fun and party to the music I play.
What i'm looking for is a logo that plays off of the dots on a turntable platter. I'm looking for it to be simple. Also i'd like it to be easy to put on a business card or have blown up big enough that it can be put on a t shirt. I was thinking that since my name is Kid Shine you could play off the image of a sun, without it looking tacky. The logo can go together with the name, but i'd love for it be recognizable enough without the name. I'd love to just have the logo on a shirt.
Another idea you can use is a record silhouette.
For colors, I love the CMYK colors, again keep it simple. This could be great for the turntable platter dots since there is a total of 4 rows each row could be a different color.
What I don't want is a typical DJ logo. So many DJ's in my town have a turntable or headphones put with a really cheesy font. They look very outdated and just are in bad taste. I don't want italic font and I like simple fonts.
I'm open to different fonts and new perspectives for the logo. Go crazy!
Images as listed:
1) A font someone did for me (just an example to help narrow font choices down)
2) The platter dots is the logo for Serato, I love the simplicity and would like something similar.
3) A controller I use for DJing, some ideas as to how I work
4) Typical DJ logo, not what i'm looking for.
5) My attempt at platter dots in Illustrator
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Go make something. Now!
Way to success: Get better on what you have been doing.
Big ideas look weird in the present
See also: TechTalk – NUI – What's in a Name
My Core, Your Context, you pay.
Sleep is that time you're working on startup problems with your eyes close
Iterate your ideas on a whiteboard and use your sleep, shower and jogging time to process the ideas. When you come back change your white board. This is the fastest way to plan your company.


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I hereby present the top 13 reasons, as of this moment, why I will never become a vegetarian in NYC:
- The Shack burger (with a strawberry shake)
- Pork and watermelon salad at Fatty Crab
- Mortadella rustica at Caputo's on Court Street: Italian mortadella studded with bits of prosciutto
- Plates of Benton ham at Ssam Bar (plus the pork buns at Momofuku)
- Lomo Adobado sandwich at Tia Pol
- Daikon radish and fried sardine salad at Sake Bar Hagi (my newest favorite place - thanks, Robin!)
- Salt-crusted shrimp appetizer at Pearl Oyster Bar (these two fish dishes made the cut because they are both somewhat "difficult" - a lot of work and/or eyes involved)
- Green curry short ribs at Kittichai
- My aforementioned favorite, the steak sandwich at Pastis
- The good ol' pastrami sandwich from Katz's (and then down the street to take home a quart of pickled salmon in cream at Russ and Daughters)
- Mongolian beef at Mama Buddha on Hudson
- Fresh killed Ahzhou chicken at the Chelsea Grand Sichuan
- Rib-eye steaks purchased from Staubitz butchers on Court Street and grilled in a ridiculously hot cast iron pan in my kitchen
And another baker's dozen of favorites foodstuffs that would get me by if vegetarianism was forced upon me by some omnipotent otherworldy power (and it would be that unhealthy vegetarianism, too, the kind where you eat mostly cheese, bread and fried things):
- French fries from the Astro Diner on Sixth Ave and 55th St.
- Malfatti, the sublime chard and ricotta gnocchi, at Al Di La
- Cardamom lassi from Lassi
- Ronnybrook Dairy milk fresh from the bottle while standing at the farmer's market on a sunny day after having just bought three vanilla shortbread cookies from City Bakery.
- The world's best feta, from an Australian company called Meredith Dairy, available at Fairway and Whole Foods
- From a place I dislike generally, but the onion rings at Coffee Shop in Union Sq are profound.
- Hummus and fennel salad at Blue Ribbon market (ideal picnic food)
- A dish I just tried for the first time last night: sauteed pea shoots with pine nuts and golden raisins, at Mercat
- Kwik Mart falafel
- Brussels sprouts at Ssam Bar (though most likely this has some ham in it somewhere)
- Zucchini and mushroom pizzas at the old Sullivan St. Bakery
- French toast at Frankies 457 Spuntino, with a side of roasted sweet potatoes
- Another previously discussed favorite: the breakfast salad at Chicory
Thursday, May 03, 2007
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Secure Medical Inc 11/02/2013
Secure Medical Inc - 02/11/2013
- Recipient:
- Secure Medical Inc
United States
- Issuing Office:
- Center for Drug Evaluation and Research
United States
Department of Health and Human Services
|Public Health Service
Food and Drug Administration
|Silver Spring, MD 20993
TO: Secure Medical Inc.
Philip Hamilton
1155 W. Rio Salado Parkway, Suite 201
Tempe, AZ 85281
FROM: United States Food and Drug Administration
Center for Drug Evaluation and Research
Office of Compliance
Office of Drug Security, Integrity and Recalls
Division of Supply Chain Integrity
RE: Internet Marketing of Unapproved and Misbranded Drugs
DATE: February 11, 2013
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently reviewed your websites "http://www.viamedic.com", "http://www.accessrx.com", and "http://www.AmeriMedixRx.com" and has determined that your websites offer products for sale in violation of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act). More specifically, your websites offer unapproved and misbranded new drugs for sale in violation of sections 502(a), 502(f)(1), 503(b)(1), and 505(a) of the FD&C Act [21 U.S.C. §§ 352(a), 352(f), 353(b), and 355(a)]. Introduction of such products into interstate commerce is prohibited under sections 301(a) and 301(d) of the Act [21 U.S.C. §§ 331(a) and 331(d)]. We request that you immediately cease marketing violative drug products to United States consumers.
Unapproved New Drugs
Your firm offers for sale through your websites "Tamiflu 75mg Gel Tablet." Tamiflu is a proprietary name of an FDA-approved drug, oseltamivir phosphate, well known for its intended use to treat disease (influenza). FDA has not, however, approved any Tamiflu gel tablet products.
The oseltamivir phosphate you offer for sale through your websites is a drug within the meaning of section 201(g) of the FD&C Act [21 U.S.C. § 321(g)] because it is intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease and/or it is intended to affect the structure or function of the body. This product is also a new drug as defined by section 201(p) of the FD&C Act [21 U.S.C. § 321(p)], because it is not generally recognized as safe and effective for the labeled uses. No approved applications pursuant to section 505 of the FD&C Act [21 U.S.C. § 355] are in effect for a Tamiflu gel tablet product. Accordingly, their introduction or delivery for introduction into interstate commerce violates section 505(a) of the FD&C Act [21 U.S.C. § 355(a)], which is prohibited under section 301(d) of the FD&C Act [21 U.S.C. § 331(d)].
Misbranded Drugs
These drugs are misbranded in several different ways: Your websites offer prescription drugs for sale without requiring that the drugs be dispensed only upon a prescription from a practitioner licensed by law to administer such drugs. Therefore, the drugs are misbranded under section 503(b)(1) of the FD&C Act [21 U.S.C. § 353(b)(1)]. If Tamiflu or its active ingredient (oseltamivir phosphate) is not taken under close supervision of a healthcare professional and pharmacist, it can be a potentially dangerous prescription drug.
These drugs are misbranded pursuant to section 502(a) of the FD&C Act [21 U.S.C. 352(a)] because their labeling is false or misleading. Your firm's websites and promotional labeling for this product misleads the consumer to believe that the "Tamiflu 75mg Gel Tablet" they are purchasing is an FDA approved drug product.
Additionally, because the above mentioned drug is intended for the treatment of conditions that are not amenable to self-diagnosis and treatment by individuals who are not medical practitioners, adequate directions cannot be written for them so that a layman can use these products safely for the intended uses. Consequently, the labeling fails to bear adequate directions for the intended uses, causing the drug to be misbranded under 502(f)(1) of the FD&C Act [21 U.S.C. § 352(f)(1)]. Because "Tamiflu 75mg Gel Tablet" offered for sale on your websites lack a required approved application, it is not exempt from the requirements of section 502(f)(1) of the FD&C Act [21 U.S.C. § 352(f)(1)] as described in Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations (21 CFR) § 201.115. The introduction or delivery for introduction into interstate commerce of a misbranded drug product is a prohibited act under section 301(a) of the FD&C Act [21 U.S.C. §331(a)].
FDA is taking this action against your firm because of the inherent risk in buying unapproved and misbranded new drugs. Unapproved new drugs from unregulated sources do not have the same assurance of safety and effectiveness as those drugs subject to FDA oversight, and such drugs have been found to be contaminated, counterfeit, contain varying amounts of active ingredients, or contain different ingredients altogether.
This letter is not intended to identify all the ways in which your activities might be in violation of law. It is your responsibility to ensure that all products marketed by your firm are in compliance with the FD&C Act and its implementing regulations. You should take prompt action to correct the violations noted above. Failure to correct these violations promptly may result in regulatory action, including but not limited to seizure and/or injunction without further notice.
Please notify this office within 15 working days of receipt of this letter of any steps you have taken or will take to correct the noted violations and to prevent their recurrence. If the corrective action(s) cannot be completed within 15 days, state the reason for the delay and the time within which the correction(s) will be completed. Your response and any other inquiries concerning this letter should be sent to FDA's Internet Pharmacy Task Force at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Howard Sklamberg, Director
Office of Compliance
Center for Drug Evaluation and Research
cc: John Rao
5508 S. Waverly Way
Tempe, AZ 85283-2024