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George Harrison's Son Gets Married
Dhani Harrison, the son of the late Beatle George Harrison, wed his longtime girlfriend Solveig Karadottir at Friar Park, in a secret ceremony at the Harrison family's estate in in Henley-on-Thames 40 miles outside London. The news was reported in the Henley Standard.
The two surviving Beatles, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, attended the ceremony, as did actors Tom Hanks and Clive Owen. McCartney's daughter, Stella, a noted fashion designer, created Káradóttir's dress.
The 33-year old Harrison is currently in two bands. He is the lead singer and guitar player in thenewno2, who will release their second full-length album, 'thefearofmissingout,' on July 31. He is also in Fistful of Mercy with Ben Harper and Joseph Arthur. Fistful of Mercy's only album, 'As I Call You Down,' came out in 2010.
Karadottir, who is originally from Iceland, is a former model who now works as a psychologist. Her father, Karl Stefansson, founded the Icelandic biopharmaceutical firm deCODE Genetics.
The couple, who had been engaged since January, live in Los Angeles.


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Tracey's Black Bean Burritos Quick Weeknight Meals Recipe Contest 2009
Recipe: Black Bean Burritos
How long does it take? 1 hour
Category: Vegetarian
Name: Tracey
Why is it a favorite meal? It's so simple and delicious. I usually double the recipe so we have leftovers.
Black Bean Burritos
1 can black beans, rinsed
1 cup canned tomatoes, diced
1 tbsp hot sauce OR 1-2 chipotle chiles, chopped
2 garlic cloves, minced
1/2 onion, chopped
1 tbsp olive oil
handful cilantro, chopped
salt and pepper to taste
flour tortillas
extra cilantro / sour cream / chopped mangoes (optional)
Fry onion until soft; add beans, tomatoes, hot sauce or chiles, cilantro, and salt. Let simmer for 35-45 minutes, covered, stirring occasionally. When liquid has been absorbed, add garlic and serve immediately. Dollop on warm flour tortillas and top with sour cream, cilantro, and chopped mangoes.
Thanks Tracey, and good luck! Readers, give Tracey a thumbs up if you like this recipe!
Dozens of quick meals, from pasta to polenta to vegetables!


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A bipartisan coalition of members of Congress, led by U.S. Representatives Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) and Jim Costa (D-Calif.), heeded concerns of livestock producers that current U.S. renewable fuels policies are artificially manipulating corn prices and putting a strain on corn supplies.
The lawmakers have introduced the Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS) Flexibility Act of 2011, which will tie the amount of corn ethanol production required under the RFS to U.S. corn supplies.
"The federal government's creation of an artificial market for the ethanol industry has quite frankly created a domino effect that is hurting consumers. It is expected that this year about 40 percent of the U.S. corn crop will be used for ethanol production," penned Reps. Goodlatte and Costa in a letter to their colleagues in the U.S. House of Representatives.
"Our legislation will alter the RFS to give relief to our livestock and food producers and consumers of these products. This is a common sense solution to make sure we have enough corn supplies to meet all of our demands."
During a recent hearing of the House Subcommittee on Livestock, Dairy and Poultry, Steve Meyer, president of Paragon Economics, a livestock and grain marketing and economic advisory company in Adel, Iowa, said on behalf of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA), that since 2004, the last year before the RFS was implemented, corn used for ethanol production increased from nearly 1.4 billion bushels to an estimated 5 billion bushels in 2010-2011, a 382 percent increase.
Corn production increase
However, he noted corn production has only increased by 5.4 percent over that same time period.
Meyer said in his opinion, these differing growth rates and subsequent unprecedented low carryover stocks were primarily caused by ethanol subsidies and guaranteed market.
Specifically, the legislation will set up a process to require the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency to review twice yearly the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) report on the current crop year's ratio of U.S. corn stocks-to-use in making a determination on the RFS. In years with tight stocks-to-use ratios, a reduction to the RFS could be made.
Kevin Kester, California cattleman and president of the California Cattlemen's Association, an affiliate of NCBA, said this legislation will provide relief from tight corn supplies.
He said it is important to note that had the RFS been in place since 1969, according to an analysis by Paragon Economics, a reduction in the RFS would have only been triggered five times.
"Cattlemen are not opposed to ethanol and we're not looking for cheap corn. We simply want the federal government to get out of the marketplace and allow the market to work," Kester said during a news conference.
"USDA has projected this year's corn crop will be more than 400 million bushels smaller than last year. Supplies are already tight due to drought, floods and rising demand, driven partially by the mandate.
"A smaller corn crop will put even further strain on corn stocks. It's time to add a layer of commonsense to our nation's renewable fuels policy. We commend Congressmen Goodlatte and Costa for their leadership on this issue and we urge all members of Congress to support this bill."


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For the dog owner who loves that earthy look, but can't confine herself (or her dog) to the monochrome hues of some natural stone collars, the Imperial Collection is sure to be an eye-catcher. The collars and leads not only create a constellation of color around your dog's neck, but surround her with the combined healing, focusing, calming, and protective qualities associated with stones like turquoise, carnelian, onyx, and Cat's Eye.
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Is Brisbane the new arts and culture capital?
THIS summer, Brisbane transforms into the arts and culture capital of the state with an event schedule the rest of the world should be envious of.
Whether it's theatre, exhibitions, comedy or science, the River City has it all - and you're invited.
Here's a taste of what's on this summer:
My Fair Lady - From March 14
Directed by Julie Andrews, My Fair Lady is coming to QPAC and it's got a stellar cast in tow.
Downton Abbey star Charles Edwards is Henry Higgins, Anna O'Byrne is Eliza Doolittle, Reg Livermore plays Alfred P Doolittle, Robyn Nevin is Mrs Higgins and Mark Vincent stars as Freddy.
The role of Colonel Pickering is played by Tony Llewellyn-Jones and Deidre Rubenstein is Mrs Pearce.
GOMA turns 10 - until April 17
To celebrate its 10th birthday, the Gallery of Modern Art is putting on a show to make you feel warm and fuzzy inside.
And you'll see something similar on the walls. Sugar Spin: You, Me, Art and Everything is on at GOMA until mid-April and it's a fun exhibition that explores light, space and the senses.
Ride on a giant slide, play with LEGO and experience an exhibition like no other.
Get there soon because it only turns 10 once!
World Science Festival Brisbane - March 22-26
Last year's World Science Festival Brisbane saw more than 120,000 attendees across the various events.
This year, it's shaping up to be even bigger. Don't miss this amazing festival featuring challenging discussions and live performances about science, technology, engineering and maths, with loads of interesting and fun things to see and do.
And be sure to explore the free Street Science!
Brisbane Comedy Festival - Feb 28-March 26
Brace for some serious belly laughs because the eighth annual Brisbane Comedy Festival is the biggest yet.
With more than 66 comedians set to invade the city across four weeks, you're guaranteed to have sore abdominal muscles.
The Brisbane Powerhouse and Brisbane City Hall will host the hilarious international acts including Stephen K Amos, Cal Wilson, Dave Hughes, Tom Gleeson, Rove McManus, Tom Ballard and more.
Adele - March 4-5
She has shaped the pop scene on a global scale and continues to carve her name into the top charts.
Watch as the the soul powerhouse Adele tears down The Gabba with her incredible 2017 show this March.
Check out more HERE.
Stay and play: While you're in Brisbane, check out these top things to do:
- Lunch: Bavarian Bier Cafe: CBD
- Dinner: Jellyfish, CBD
- Drinks: Alfred and Constance
- Theatre: See Matilda the Musical, Sleeping Beauty, Queensland Theatre Ladies in Black
- Science: Hadron Collider - the world's great experiment.


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Despite a valiant comeback effort, the University of Redlands Bulldog football team just missed out on the upset of No. 8 Cal Lutheran University on Saturday in Ted Runner Stadium. With at least 14 points scored in each quarter, the highly anticipated Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) showdown provided plenty of excitement, but the Maroon and Gray ended up on the losing end of a 35-45 decision.
Redlands came out of the gates with a big defensive play, as senior defensive back Brandon Morris (Mission Viejo, CA) picked off Kevin Ramay on the Kingsmen's opening drive.
Unfortunately for the Maroon and Gray, Cal Lutheran answered by forcing a fumble on the Bulldogs' next possession.
After the Kingsmen took a 14-0 lead in the first quarter, Redlands found new life when it put together a seven-play, 52-yard scoring drive into the promise land. The multi-faceted series culminated in senior quarterback Chad Hurst's (Dixon, CA) 16-yard pass to senior wide receiver Peter Adams(Laguna Niguel, CA), making it a seven-point ball game.
Cal Lutheran tacked on two more touchdowns before the Bulldogs finished the half on a gutsy, 45-second drive from their own 30-yard line for the score. Hurst found senior wide receiver Aaron Atkins (Fallbrook, CA) on a 40-yard bomb to initiate the important rally. A roughing-the-passer call propelled the Bulldogs to within striking distance at the CLU 15. Hurst then connected with freshman wide receiver Stephen Rodriguez (Brentwood, CA) for 12 yards on third down, before hitting Atkins for a three-yard grab into the end zone.
The Bulldogs showed their heart and determination in the second half, creating opportunities for an exciting comeback. Redlands kept knocking on the door, eventually making it a two-point game at 29-31, when the Bulldogs scored on back-to-back possessions in the third quarter.
With the help of an incredible effort by his offensive line, Hurst orchestrated a 61-yard drive to the house, comprised of 47 of his own rushing yards, before senior running back Brad Crisanty (Granite Bay, CA) scampered into the promise land.
The second score was set up by another huge defensive play, with senior defensive back Zak Mella (Yucaipa, CA) playing the spoiler on the Kingsmen's drive by snagging an interception at the 50-yard line. Redlands looked to Crisanty to serve as the work-horse, ball-carrier for four plays, including a hard-fought touchdown run of 31 yards.
However, less than five minutes into the fourth quarter, Cal Lutheran extended its lead to 16 points at 45-29.
But the Bulldogs refused to go away, rallying for a last-minute scoring drive with a total team effort. They moved the ball 75 yards on 15 plays in less than three minutes. Hurst hit Atkins, junior wide receiver Taylor Irwin (Rocklin, CA), and senior wide receiver Mark Richardson II (Los Angeles, CA) on different pass completions. Redlands made its way into the end zone on Crisanty's third touchdown of the night, this one coming on a one-yard effort.
Unfortunately, the ensuing onside kick went to the Kingsmen, leading to the final score of 45-35 in their favor during the first-ever Smudge Pot game between these longtime rivals.
For the Bulldogs, Crisanty finished with a team-high 156 yards, while Hurst added 100 on the ground. Hurst also went 20-for-46 for 235 yards by utilizing six different receivers, with Irwin serving as the top target with 99 yards.
Cal Lutheran (3-1, 2-0 SCIAC) gained 182 rushing yards from Romello Goodman and relied on back-up quarterback Zach Shultis to make 13 completions for 154 yards.
Defensively, senior linebackers Sean Woods (Victorville, CA) and senior linebacker Jordan Garcia (Carlsbad, CA) led the Maroon and Gray with nine tackles each. Woods also recorded two quarterback-hurries.
Redlands (1-3, 1-1 SCIAC) looks to rebound on Saturday when it travels to the University of La Verne for a 7 p.m. tilt with the Leopards in their new stadium.


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Trae Tha Truth's Trae Day 2011! Gives Back To The Community In Houston & Throws A Free Concert (Starring Lupe Fiasco, Lil Duval, 2 Chainz, Bun B, Trouble & Rich Boy)
Trae held his fourth annual "Trae Day" charity event where he gives back to the community of his hometown Houston, Texas. People in attendance were given free food, backpacks, school supplies, uniforms, immunization services, participated giveaways & attended a free star-studded concert.
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Philadelphia is home to numerous professional sports teams and strong collegiate athletics as well as the nation's first zoo and largest city park, Fairmount Park. SEPTA, Philadelphia's mass transit system, is extensive, efficient, and convenient to Penn's campus. Student social events are held throughout the academic year and offer a chance to catch up with classmates and students in other phases of their training.
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Though divided by the infamous prequels, it's hard for any Star Wars fan not to get excited for the holiday season. Thanks to Lucas' marketing efforts, there are more Star Wars gift ideas than there are stars...in that galaxy far, far away. Here are some of the best ways to put a Wookiee-sized smile on your giftee's face.
Hey there! You might notice our gift guides look a little different this year. That's because we're hoping to get you more involved in them. All of our suggestions are posted in the discussion section. If you have experience or an opinion on one of our selections, let us know! Got a better idea? Share it with us. We truly want to make sure these guides help people buy epic holiday gifts, and many minds are better than a few.


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A global consumer packaged goods (CPG) company had a decentralized digital operating model with multiple vendors, platforms and processes. As its digital marketing properties and initiatives grew, this approach was becoming unwieldy and costly.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 9, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Intercept Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Nasdaq:ICPT) (Intercept), today provided a clinical update on obeticholic acid (OCA), a novel bile acid analog and first-in-class agonist of the farnesoid X receptor (FXR), currently being developed in a Phase 3 trial for primary biliary cirrhosis (PBC), as well as Phase 2 trials for several chronic indications including nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), portal hypertension and bile acid diarrhea (BAD), together with projected 2014 anticipated milestones. Intercept will hold a conference call and audio webcast today at 4:30 p.m. ET to review this information with details provided below.
"2013 was an important year for Intercept as we continued to advance OCA in PBC, NASH and other indications with promising clinical data suggesting that, in keeping with its potent FXR agonist properties, OCA could potentially be used to treat a number of chronic liver and intestinal diseases," said Mark Pruzanski, M.D., Chief Executive Officer of Intercept. "We recently finished the double-blind phase of our Phase 3 POISE trial in PBC and are happy to see that a vast majority of the patients completing the 12 months have opted to cross over to the five year long term safety extension open-label phase of the trial. Together with the FLINT results announced earlier today, Intercept has obtained positive clinical data in all six Phase 2 clinical trials completed to date in five different indications. We're looking forward to a pivotal year in 2014, with clinical data awaited from POISE and FLINT, followed by the anticipated completion of the NDA and MAA filings for PBC by year end."
Summary of Recent Program Updates and 2014 Anticipated Milestones
-- PBC Program:
- POISE Double-Blind Phase Completed; Top-line Results Expected in 2Q 2014
- More than 95% Enrollment into Long-Term Safety Extension of POISE Trial
- Supergroup Final Data Support Utility of POISE Surrogate Endpoint; Phase 3 Confirmatory Trial to be Initiated in 2Q 2014
- NDA and MAA Filings for OCA in PBC Anticipated End of 2014
-- Proof of Concept Trials in Portal Hypertension (PESTO) and Bile Acid Diarrhea (OBADIAH) Completed; Double-Blind Phase 2b Trial in Each Indication to be Initiated in 2H 2014
-- Double-Blind Phase 2 Trial to be Initiated in Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis in 2H 2014
-- Phase 1 Trial for INT-767, Dual FXR and TGR5 Agonist, to be Initiated in 4Q 2014
POISE: Phase 3 Trial in Primary Biliary Cirrhosis
Double-Blind Phase Completed with Strong Enrollment into Long-Term Safety Extension Phase
POISE is a double-blind, placebo-controlled Phase 3 trial evaluating the safety and efficacy of a once daily dose of OCA in PBC patients with an inadequate therapeutic response to, or who are unable to tolerate, ursodiol. In December 2013, the last patient follow-up visit was completed, marking the conclusion of the double-blind phase of the POISE trial. Of the 217 patients randomized, 19 patients (approximately 9%) discontinued early, including seven patients (approximately 3%) who did so due to pruritus. Top-line results from the double-blind phase of the POISE trial are expected to be available in the second quarter of 2014.
Patients completing the double-blind phase have had the option to continue in an open-label, long-term safety extension (LTSE) phase for another five years, during which all patients will receive OCA treatment with daily doses starting at 5 mg and potentially titrating up to 25 mg a day, as clinically indicated. Of the 198 patients who completed the double-blind phase, more than 95% continued in the LTSE phase of the trial.
Global PBC Study Group (Supergroup)
Data from over 6,100 PBC patients collected and pooled by an independent group of 15 academic medical centers across eight countries have been analyzed by the Global PBC Study Group, or Supergroup, and key data were presented at the 2013 AASLD conference by the Supergroup. These and additional analyses confirm that the surrogate biochemical endpoint used in POISE (i.e., alkaline phosphatase (ALP) < 1.67x upper limit of normal (ULN) and normal bilirubin) is strongly predictive of clinical outcomes in PBC patients. Specifically, the analyses demonstrated that patients who failed to meet the POISE trial primary endpoint after one year of ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA) treatment had approximately two times greater chance of dying or requiring a liver transplant.
Based on these additional analyses, Intercept has submitted a design for its anticipated confirmatory trial to FDA for review. If subsequent discussions result in general agreement concerning the appropriate design of the trial without undue delay, Intercept intends to initiate the confirmatory trial in the second quarter of 2014.
PESTO: Phase 2a Trial in Portal Hypertension
Recently Completed Open-Label Trial Supports Initiation of Double-Blind Trial in Portal Hypertension
PESTO is an open-label, multi-center Phase 2a trial evaluating the safety and efficacy of OCA administered to alcoholic cirrhotic patients for approximately seven days at daily doses of 10 mg and 25 mg for the treatment of portal hypertension. The rationale for the PESTO trial is based on previously published results in animal models of cirrhosis, demonstrating that short term OCA therapy can reverse portal hypertension via a local nitric oxide induced mechanism with no concomitant change in systemic blood pressure.
Preliminary data from PESTO indicate that approximately 50% of patients evaluated for efficacy in the combined dose groups demonstrated a clinically significant reduction in hepatic venous pressure gradient (HVPG) reflective of a lowered risk of variceal bleeds. Systemic mean arterial blood pressure, already adversely low in cirrhotic patients, was unchanged at the end of therapy.
Detailed results obtained by the lead investigator, Raj Mookerjee, M.D., at the primary center (University College London) conducting the PESTO trial have been submitted for presentation at the upcoming International Liver Congress of the European Association for the Study of the Liver (EASL) in April 2014.
Intercept plans to initiate a multi-center, double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized Phase 2b clinical trial focusing on HVPG as an endpoint in patients with liver cirrhosis and portal hypertension in the second half of 2014.
OBADIAH: Phase 2a Trial in Primary and Secondary Bile Acid Diarrhea
Recently Completed Open-Label Trial Supports Initiation of Double-Blind Trial in Secondary BAD
OBADIAH is an investigator-initiated open-label Phase 2a trial evaluating the safety and efficacy of OCA in the treatment of primary and secondary bile acid diarrhea, with Professor Julian Walters at Imperial College London acting as Principal Investigator. The trial demonstrated that OCA increased levels of fibroblast growth factor 19 (FGF19) with concomitant clinical improvement over a two-week treatment period in patients with primary BAD (pBAD) and in patients with secondary bile acid diarrhea due to Crohn's disease (sBAD), with no response shown in a control group consisting of IBS-D patients with normal FGF19 levels. The data also show that increased length of prior ileal resection reduced response to OCA treatment in Crohn's patients suffering from sBAD.
Detailed results from OBADIAH have been submitted for presentation at Digestive Disease Week in May 2014. Intercept plans to initiate a multi-center, double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized Phase 2b clinical trial of OCA in Crohn's patients with sBAD in the second half of 2014.
Phase 2 Trial in Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis
Intercept plans to initiate a multi-center, double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized Phase 2 clinical trial of OCA in primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC) in the second half of 2014. PSC is a chronic autoimmune liver disease that could eventually lead to cirrhosis, liver failure and death. As with PBC, studies have shown that patients with PSC who have reduced or normal levels of ALP have significantly improved long-term clinical outcomes. Although there is no approved treatment of PSC, patients are commonly treated with ursodiol. The prevalence of PSC is estimated to be approximately one-third that of PBC, with approximately 60% of cases occurring in men and typically 75% of PSC patients also having associated ulcerative colitis.
Phase 1 Trial of INT-767
INT-767 is an orally-administered dual FXR and TGR5 agonist that, similar to OCA, is derived from the primary human bile acid chenodeoxycholic acid (CDCA). This product has been tested in numerous animal models of chronic liver, intestinal and kidney diseases and has demonstrated preclinically potent anti-fibrotic and anti-inflammatory properties. Intercept is completing IND-enabling studies for INT-767, with the intention to submit an IND and initiate Phase 1 trials in the fourth quarter of 2014.
Today's Conference Call and Webcast at 4:30 p.m. ET
Intercept will hold a conference call and audio webcast today at 4:30 p.m. ET. The live event will be available on the investor page of the Intercept website at http://ir.interceptpharma.com or by calling (855) 232-3919 (domestic) or (315) 625-6894 (international) five minutes prior to the start time. A replay of the call will be available on the Intercept website approximately two hours after the completion of the call and will be archived for two weeks.
About Intercept
Intercept is a biopharmaceutical company focused on the development and commercialization of novel therapeutics to treat orphan and more prevalent liver diseases utilizing its expertise in bile acid chemistry. The company's lead product candidate, obeticholic acid (OCA), is a bile acid analog and first-in-class agonist of the farnesoid X receptor (FXR). OCA is initially being developed for the second line treatment of primary biliary cirrhosis (PBC) in patients with an inadequate response to, or who are unable to tolerate, ursodiol, the only approved therapy for this indication. OCA has received orphan drug designation in both the United States and Europe for the treatment of PBC. Intercept owns worldwide rights to OCA outside of Japan and China, where it has out-licensed the product candidate to Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma. For more information about Intercept, please visit the Company's website at: www.interceptpharma.com.
Safe Harbor Statements
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including, but not limited to, the statements regarding the Company's anticipated outlook and milestones for 2014; potential application of OCA in liver, gastrointestinal and other indications; relationship between the endpoints being investigated and adverse clinical outcomes in the related indication; the clinical utility of the selected endpoints and any potential consensus relating thereto; the acceptance by regulatory authorities of the trial endpoint or results; clinical, preclinical and regulatory developments for our product candidates; the anticipated timeframe for the commencement, completion and receipt of results from Intercept's clinical trials and for the making of regulatory submissions; the anticipated results of our clinical and preclinical trials and other development activities; and our strategic directives under the caption "About Intercept." These "forward-looking statements" are based on management's current expectations of future events and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially and adversely from those set forth in or implied by such forward-looking statements. These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to: the initiation, cost, timing, progress and results of Intercept's development activities, preclinical studies and clinical trials; the timing of and Intercept's ability to obtain and maintain regulatory approval of OCA, INT-767 and any other product candidates it may develop, and any related restrictions, limitations, and/or warnings in the label of any approved product candidates; Intercept's plans to research, develop and commercialize future product candidates; the election by Intercept's collaborators to pursue research, development and commercialization activities; Intercept's ability to attract collaborators with development, regulatory and commercialization expertise; Intercept's ability to obtain and maintain intellectual property protection for its product candidates; Intercept's ability to successfully commercialize its product candidates; the size and growth of the markets for Intercept's product candidates and its ability to serve those markets; the rate and degree of market acceptance of any future products; the success of competing drugs that are or become available; regulatory developments in the United States and other countries; the performance of third-party suppliers and manufacturers; Intercept's ability to obtain additional financing; Intercept's use of the proceeds from its initial public offering in October 2012 and follow-on offering in June 2013; the accuracy of Intercept's estimates regarding expenses, future revenues, capital requirements and the need for additional financing; the loss of key scientific or management personnel; and other factors discussed under the heading "Risk Factors" contained in Intercept's annual report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2012 filed on April 1, 2013 as well as any updates to these risk factors filed from time to time in Intercept's other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. All information in this press release is as of the date of the release, and Intercept undertakes no duty to update this information unless required by law.
CONTACT: Barbara Duncan or Senthil Sundaram Intercept Pharmaceuticals 1-646-747-1000Source:Intercept Pharmaceuticals, Inc.


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Hintz Elected CalARVC's 1st Woman President
October 23, 2013 by RVBusiness Comments Off on Hintz Elected CalARVC's 1st Woman President
A year's worth of board reorganization efforts by the California Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds (CalARVC) came to fruition last week culminating with the 2013-14 officer elections.
Pamela Hintz of Village Camper Inn in Cresecent City was installed as the first woman president for CalARVC. According to a press release, she worked closely with outgoing President Pat Stone of Mountain Gate RV Park in Redding during the restructuring.
CalARVC also reduced the number of seats on its board. "Taking the board from 17 to nine members will greatly increase the efficiency of CalARVC's board," said Stone. "Additionally, we will be selecting two board members based on what they can bring to the board rather than a specific area of the state. We are hoping this will greatly increase the talent base of board members."
In another change, Hintz intends to use project based ad hoc committees to get board work accomplished rather than long standing committees. "This is going to be a working board and I intend to get a lot done," she said.
2013/14 CalARVC Board of Directors
Pamela Hintz, President
Village Camper Inn, Crescent City
Dana Busch, Vice President
Canyon RV Park, Anaheim
Jerry Suppa, Secretary/Treasurer
Sunrise Highway RV Park, Mt. Laguna
Patrick Stone, Past President
Mountain Gate RV Park, Redding
Erik Gothberg
KOA, Inc., Santa Cruz, Lodi, Trinity Center
Randy Hendrickson
Flying Flags RV Resort, Buellton & Palm Canyon Resort, Borrego Springs
Bob MacKinnon, Camp-California Marketing President,
MacKinnon Campground Consulting
2013/14 Camp-California Marketing Board of Directors
Bob MacKinnon, President
MacKinnon Campground Consulting
Gene Zanger, Vice President
Casa de Fruta Orchard Resort
Deb Kohls, Secretary/Treasurer
Deb Kohls Consulting
Dan Perlis
CA VP for Equity Lifestyles Properties
Pamela Hintz, CalARVC President
Village Camper Inn, Crescent City


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Trending in Asia: 'Voice of China,' Typhoon Holidays
In this week's Trending in Asia with Google, search spikes for the Ouya videogame console, season two of the 'Voice of China' TV sing-off and typhoon holidays. Joyce Hau of Google Asia Pacific speaks with WSJ's Ramy Inocencio.
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In the short term there is likely to occur consolidation, but many global problems that occur can lead to rising gold prices.
On Thursday, March 24th, gold hit another record high of $1448.60 an ounce as it attempted to breach the $1450 an ounce level for the first time in the history of the yellow metal. Since then the price has pulled back slightly and as to be expected, once again, investors are asking if the price is too high, and if gold is in a bubble.
When this bull market in gold began in 2000, the price was $250 an ounce. At the time, practically every main stream analyst saw no value in gold and advised clients to stay well away from this metal. It was referred to as a barbaric relic that no one wanted and besides who on earth would want to invest in something that did not pay a dividend?
Then, the price went to $500 and the same comments were repeated by the same analysts. When the price went to $700 an ounce the same analysts were emphatic that the price was in a bubble and they continued to denigrate gold as an investment. But, the price of gold continued to climb and when it broke through the $1000 an ounce level, the same analysts remained adamant that the price had then reached a top and offered investors no value whatsoever. And, on most occasions, their reasoning had very little to do with the real events driving the price higher. I always remember one market genius, who always had a negative view on gold and who would always say, with a smirk on his face, that investing in gold was a total waste of time because demand was mainly dependent on a few housewives living in India. Boy, I sure would like to meet those ladies as they must have access to huge amounts of money judging by the way they have driven this gold price higher.
In the meantime we should not forget that since 2001 while the gold price has increased by almost six times, the same can't be said regarding equities and bonds. And, while the price of gold has increased, we have seen global currencies fall, property fall, equities fall and rise, and bond prices fall. So, are we in a bubble? Is gold such a bad thing to include in your portfolio? And, my answer remains the same as it has been for several years now. Gold is not in a bubble and it should be included in your investment portfolio.
The analysts, who over the last ten years or so have remained negative on gold, have not only missed an amazing opportunity for their clients but, they have also failed to understand the fundamentals driving the gold price higher. And, while the price of the yellow metal could pull-back from its recent highs the underlying driving forces have not changed. When asked if the price is going to pull-back, I always tell my clients that in the short-term I have no idea, and while it is possible I don't particularly care. I am in this for the long-term and see prices going much higher. Therefore, I simply do not pay much attention to the corrections along the way, other than to use them as buying opportunities. And, since my investment choice consists mainly of bullion which is paid for, I do not have to worry about any short-term drop that a trader using leverage has to worry about.
If you speculate in the gold market or any market for that matter, and if you are using a leveraged instrument such as a futures contract and the price moves in the direction you anticipated, high leverage can yield large profits in relation to your initial margin deposit. But, if prices move in the opposite direction, high leverage can produce large losses in relation to your initial margin deposit. Leverage is a two-edged sword. On the other hand if you have paid and stored your physical gold, while the total value will fluctuate relative to the price, if there is a sharp short-term drop, there is no need for you to have a sleepless night. The price will ultimately recover and over the coming years it will increase in value.
It seems to me that natural and man-made disasters are becoming increasingly common. While I cannot offer any explanation regarding the causes of natural disasters, and thus have no idea what to do in order to avoid them, I can at least try to avoid some of the man-made disasters that can have an equally devastating effect. In fact, some of the blunders that man can make can cause misery and unhappiness on scales unimaginable. While there are many ways in which man can destroy, the one form of destruction that I am alluding to is financial destruction, or more specifically the erosion of one's wealth. Without money life can be extremely difficult and miserable. Can you imagine what it must be like to wake up one day and find that all the money you have saved after working most of your life has just become worthless?
This is exactly what happened in Zimbabwe where Mugabe and his bankers, totally destroyed not only the country's monetary system but the wealth of many individuals who had spent their entire life saving for their retirement. In Zimbabwe the state does not offer social security or pensions for the old aged. Now, those people cannot find work and have to rely on financial assistance from friends and family while Mugabe and his group of bandits continue live in the lap of luxury. However, those people who owned hard assets such as gold escaped this devastation.
While no logical thinking individual can compare Zimbabwe to the US or the Eurozone, the effect of currency debasement is the same. It ultimately, lowers the value of the currency, and causes higher inflation. It also lowers the standard of living of many citizens and eventually erodes their wealth. But, precious metals such as gold and silver protect against this.
As current events continue to unfold, it looks as if the expansionary monetary policies of central bankers are set to continue. This will ultimately cause a great deal of destruction. If you believe that this policy does not cause inflation, and does not weaken the value of the respective currencies, fine. If not take the necessary precautions and invest in gold.
Once again, I am going to include what Peter Munk, chairman of the world's largest gold producer Barrick Gold, said in an interview at Davos. I am including his statement again because I believe it is so profound. He said, "If you are a utopian, if you believe the problems of currency, the problems of terrorism, the problems of unrest around the world will all be resolved by the end of the year, then gold would have a difficult path. If you believe like I do that we bought ourselves a temporary peace from the panic of last year and the year before, [and] that the fundamentality of the problems are long term still issues, then your attitude will be a bit more positive toward gold."
The price of gold seems to be hitting resistance at around $1440 an ounce (R1). This suggests that while prices will maintain their upward bias, we may see some consolidation in the short-term.
This article was written by David Levenstein. David Levenstein began trading silver through the LME in 1980, over the years he has dealt with gold, silver, platinum and palladium. He has traded and invested in bullion, bullion coins, mining shares, exchange traded funds, as well as futures for his personal account as well as for clients. www.lakeshoretrading.co.za
Information contained herein has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but there is no guarantee as to completeness or accuracy. Any opinions expressed herein are statements of our judgment as of this date and are subject to change without notice.
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In the short term there is likely to occur consolidation, but many global problems that occur can lead to rising gold prices.


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- People per Site: 8
- Number of Sites: 48
These sites are not on the beach, they are separated from the ocean by sand dunes and are about 400 yards from the water. No fire rings are at these sites; you can have a campfire on the beach, but not at the campsite. Cooking in the grills at the site is allowed.
- Picnic table
- Outdoor grill
- Water hookup
- 50 amp hookup
- Shade shelter
- Restrooms nearby
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Primitive (Drive-up) Campsites
- People per Site: 8
- Number of Sites: 75
These undesignated sites are on 1.5 mile stretch of beach. Sites are closed from time to time due to weather conditions; it's suggested that you call the park prior to arriving to check on beach conditions. You may have a small beach campfire in this area.
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Note: Information and prices are subject to change. Please call the park or park information (1-800-792-1112) for the latest updates. The daily entrance fee is charged in addition to any facility fees, unless otherwise stated. A Texas State Park Pass will allow you and your guests to enjoy unlimited visits for 1-year to more than 90 State Parks, without paying the daily entrance fee, in addition to other benefits.
Pets are not allowed in any Texas State Park buildings. For other general pet restrictions check the Texas State Park Regulations. For park specific pet restrictions contact the park.
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In keeping with the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office Emergency Preparedness department directive and guidelines, San Diego City College, as part of the SDCCD, has developed a campus emergency response plan which includes a Command Team, and under that, a Campus Community Emergency Response Team (C-Cert), to work in conjunction with District College Police to act as first responders to emergencies and disasters, natural or man-made, that impact the health and safety of this campus community.
NEW Safe & Sound
A Guide to Safety and Security in the San Diego Community College District
Automated External Defibrillator (AED) are safe, effective, and easy to use devices to restore the heart to a normal rhythm. For more information and AED locations, please see brochure.
Emergency Callboxes have been installed in most classrooms. Most are located on the front wall (teaching area) of the classroom. Please familiarize yourself with the red "Callbox" location in each environment. You need to push the button for direct dial to College Police Dispatch.
Emergency Callboxes called "Talk-A-Phone", have been installed in select locations on campus. See map for locations. Students, faculty and staff are encoured to learn the locations of these emergency call boxes on campus and to use them for security and emergency communications.
Device for evacuating the mobility impaired up and down stairwells. The EvacuChair is located near A-225 (east wing). If an emergency arises which requires use of the EvacuChair, please contact one of the following for assistance.
Derrall Chandler - Facilities Services, 388-3444
Darwin Browne - Disabled Students Services, 388-3513
Dotti Cordell - Health Services, 388-3450
Debra Reed - Biology, 388-3256
Patricia Fernandez - Digital Print, 388-3444
City College is a SMOKE FREE campus. For areas adjacent City of San Diego property: Legislation was signed into law in September 2003 that expands the smoke-free zones around public buildings. Smoking is prohibited within 20 feet of a main exit, entrance, or operable window of a public building.
Smoking Cessation Program Referrals: Student Health Services, A-116, 619-388-3450.


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If you have space in your home and your life for a rescue animal please contact us.
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Perhaps due to the recent public pressure the Comprehensive Soldier Fitness department of the Army has been facing, they have opened a Virtual Spiritual Fitness Center. You should remember that their controversial Soldier Fitness Tracker is mandatory for all Soldiers, and was not available to the public.
The new Virtual Spiritual Fitness Center is very much available to the public.
(*** UPDATE: If the link is not working for you, here is a snapshot from google cache ***)
According to the interviews and media from CSF, and the answers I have received from them, they claim that the Spiritual Fitness concept has nothing to do with religion at all. I've heard that it has to do with 'Human Spirit', or 'being spirited'. I think these statements are more than a little disingenuous. And now their own Virtual Spiritual Fitness Center is proving my point. They list several religious resources, and go out of their way to be inclusive all religions in their efforts to promote and define spirituality. It's like they didn't get their own script about spirituality meaning 'Human Spirit'.
The site is also being populated with the latest headlines from Beliefnet, a specifically Christian religious mega-blog. Chicken Soup for the Soul is prominent, as is the 'Biblical Hotline'. There are several links to contact Chaplains all over the world, as well as guides on 'How To Become A…' Christian, Muslim, Jew, etc. As hilarious as that sounds, the attempt to be all-inclusive of every religion fumbles even harder when it reaches its logical conclusion: Atheism is a Faith, just like all those other religions!
Well, I guess that settles it, right? Atheism is now officially a 'faith' or a 'religion' right? Of course not.
Most readers are familiar with the following classic responses:"If atheism is a religion, then not collecting stamps is a hobby."
"If atheism is a religion, then bald is a hair color."
What is your favorite way to respond to this common derogatory accusation? I hear it all the time, and while these examples are classic and funny, I know there are others just like it.
Perhaps you have a totally different approach to answering this question, and if so, please comment.
Either way, the Comprehensive Soldier Fitness department of the Army seems to be digging further and further into the hole when it comes to defining 'Spirituality' or 'Spiritual Fitness'. This is exactly what we all know they are talking about: religion, faith, gods, deities, souls, theology.
The thin smoke-screen of an excuse 'Human Spirit, not religion!' that keeps popping up in the media is also now, on their training materials for the Soldier Fitness Tracker. They use the 'Human Spirit defense' to ward off the (truthful) perception that Soldiers 'fitness' levels are being evaluated based on religion. Not to mention, 'spiritually unfit' Soldiers are then being forced to sit through mandatory Spiritual Fitness remedial training, equally religious.
The Virtual Spiritual Fitness Center has a way that you can contact them directly. You may be interested to let them know your opinion about atheism being referred to as a 'faith' or a 'religion'. Please, if you do contact them, keep it civil and respectful.
While the virtual center appears to be very new, the real life counterpart is a $28 Million project built on Fort Hood, TX. Chris Rodda explains:
To date, the Fort Hood "mega-church" project has received over $28 million in earmark funding, $17,500,000 for its chapel complex and religious education center, and an additional $10,800,000 for its "Family Life Center."
In addition to this extravagant new chapel complex, which is currently under construction, Fort Hood also recently opened its new "Spiritual Fitness Center," a facility created by extensively renovating one of the post's existing eleven chapels. While the military insists that this Spiritual Fitness Center is not religious, but merely spiritual, the renovations of the existing chapel resulted in a building that is indistinguishable from a chapel, complete with its Christian themed stained glass windows.


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Burger King advertises 'Adult's Meal' for Valentine's Day
Burger King advertises 'Adult's Meal' for Valentine's Day
Happy Meals are for kids but Burger King Israel is taking a more adult spin on the mini meals.
The fast food conglomerate will offer "Adults Meals" on Valentine's Day that will include a romantic-themed toy meant only for those 18 and older.
Inside the boxes will be the usual food but for two: two Whoppers, 2 french fries, 2 beers and a "romantic Adult Toy."
The commercial shows a kid's meal then says, "Kids have got their 'Kid's Meal.'But what about grown ups? Adults? Shouldn't they have their own meal too? At least on Valentine's?"
According to the ad, the adult's meal will only be offered at Burger King Israel on Valentine's Day and only after 6 p.m.


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SEC M5: 02.06.13 EditionPosted by Brian Joyce on February 6th, 2013
- "Correlation does not always imply causation" as our friends at A Sea of Blue point out, but in this case the evidence certainly seems to fit. Kentucky has lost four of the five games it has played this year where the pace was played at 66 or fewer possessions. Kentucky's scoring in transition has clearly been more effective than its half court offense, but is UK actively pushing the pace or settling for working on its half court woes? What has to be concerning for Kentucky fans is that the Wildcats seem to be slowing down. Other than a January 29 date with Ole Miss, one of the most uptempo teams in the nation, the Cats haven't gone over 70 possessions since January 2.
- Tennessee forward Kenny Hall is in trouble again, this time after an arrest for driving on a suspended license. Police stopped Hall for going 15 miles per hour over the speed limit, after which it was determined that his driver's license was suspended for a previous unpaid fine. Hall missed the last 11 games of last season for an undisclosed violation of team rules. It is unclear now how this situation will affect Hall's status with the Volunteers but University of Tennessee athletics department spokesperson Tom Satkowiak said, "The administration and coaching staff are aware of the situation, and it is being addressed internally." Guess we'll find out when we find out.
- Former Auburn standout and current Missouri guard Earnest Ross has been markedly better off the bench than he has been starting the game this season. However, Tigers head coach Frank Haith had to create buy-in from Ross by demonstrating just how much better he was playing coming off the bench. Haith wrote out Ross' statistics on the white board during a team meeting last week and asked which stat line he would prefer. Ross is averaging 12.6 points per game as a substitute as opposed to just 8.5 PPG beginning the game on the court. Naturally, he chose the 12.6 per-game scoring average. "As a player, it kind of makes you understand a little bit more," Ross said. "I kind of understood the reason, and as long as we're winning, I'm happy."
- This season has reached an embarrassing low for Auburn's basketball team after six straight losses in SEC play. "I'm pretty sure that you would be embarrassed too if you lose six straight and you have a team that has the talent and is one of the best recruiting classes you can put together, and then having seniors that are not producing," senior guard Frankie Sullivan said. "It's very embarrassing. It's hard to even get on a social network or talk to your family or friends about basketball because you're embarrassed." The six-game losing streak has brought Auburn's record down to 8-13, but a home date with rival Alabama on Wednesday would be a perfect time for the Tigers to break their current skid.
- LSU coach Johnny Jones has full confidence in point guard Anthony Hickey, especially after his late-game heroics on Saturday against Mississippi State. "He's what I like to call a warrior and a winner," said Jones. "He doesn't shy away or back away from those opportunities at the end of games." Hickey scored seven of his 12 points in the final 46.7 seconds of the game including a game winner with just over a second remaining. The Tigers are finally starting to turn the corner, winning three of their last four games.


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David E. Eagan, an East Hampton attorney and the president of the Wainscott School Board, was arraigned on Feb. 28 on a charge of criminal tax fraud in East Hampton Town Justice Court. A state auditor said he failed to file New York State income tax returns in 2010.
Mr. Eagan is a senior partner in the firm Eagan and Matthews, which represents the East Hampton Town Trustees and has represented East Hampton Town in a number of lawsuits. He entered a denial to the class E felony, which carries a maximum sentence of up to four years in prison, and Justice Steven Tekulsky released him on his own recognizance.
Reached Thursday, Mr. Eagan acknowledged not filing his taxes, but said it was a mistake that he had already rectified. "This is a private matter. It has nothing to do with my clients or my firm," or the school board, he said.
"Mr. Eagan is a prominent local lawyer with an impeccable reputation," his attorney, Anthony M. LaPinta, said on Friday. "We will resolve these charges fairly and expeditiously.
According to his firm's website, Martindale Hubbell, often called the lawyer's bible, has awarded him its highest rating for legal competency and professional reliability every year since 1997.
Although Mr. Eagan declined to discuss specifics, court documents allege that he failed to report $310,000 in earnings to the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, which resulted in a tax liability totaling $17,620, after allowances and deductions were credited in an audit.
"I've paid it all back — the penalties too. This is just cleanup," Mr. Eagan said. Asked why he was arrested, he said, "It's so out of proportion. . . . It sounds much more than it is."
Bibi Hoosein, the state tax auditor and a licensed certified public accountant, gave a sworn statement to Detective Investigator Joseph Miceli of the Suffolk County District Attorney's office on Feb. 27 after analyzing tax documents.
"Additionally, I noted that in other tax years, which range from 2002 to 2011, Eagan and McCaffrey failed to file New York State Income Tax refunds when taxable income was being earned," the auditor's statement said. "This additional activity is not being addressed in this statement. . . ."
The auditor added that "without further business records, I am unable to conclude if Mary Ann McCaffrey would have personal income tax liability, especially when considering that her filing status for those years is unknown." Ms. McCaffrey is Mr. Eagan's wife.
Suffolk County police arrested Mr. Eagan at his Sayre's Path house on the morning of Feb. 28. The District Attorney's Economic Crimes Bureau tax unit handles such matters, according to Robert Clifford, a spokesman for the D.A.'s office. The State Department of Taxation and Finance did not immediately return calls seeking comment.
Mr. Eagan represents the East Hampton Town Trustees in two lawsuits involving revetments, including the trustees' claim to ownership of the beach in front of 11 West End Road, where Mollie Zweig is attempting to build a rock revetment that the trustees oppose. He has represented the town in several other suits, as well.
Mr. Eagan, who has been practicing law since 1983, was a founding partner of MacLachlan and Eagan in 2005. After John MacLachlan left the area, he established Eagan and Matthews in the same Pantigo Road office. The firm's focus is on real estate, land use, zoning, environmental matters, trusts and estates, and equine matters. He and his wife run Kilmore Farm in Wainscott, a horse farm.
Since 2006, he has served on the Wainscott School Board, and has been its president for the past year. In recent months, the school district was criticized after a state audit found a $2.4 million surplus, totaling 68 percent of its current budget and more than 17 times the amount allowed by law. An audit conducted by the office of the state comptroller revealed, in late December, that the district had consistently overestimated expenses and underestimated revenues dating back to 2007, during which time the property tax levy increased by $325,000.
Mr. Eagan took issue with the state's findings, telling The Star that the district had a five-year plan to reduce both surplus and taxes. He called the state law limiting the amount of surplus to no more than 4 percent of a budget "arbitrary," and said it did not work for a small district such as Wainscott, whose school runs only from kindergarten through third grade.
Before coming to East Hampton, Mr. Eagan practiced in Manhattan for 22 years. According to his firm's website, he was a partner at Fulbright and Jaworski and at Battle Fowler.
Mr. Eagan is due back in Justice Court on April 10.


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Fill large rooms with clear, intelligible sound when you bring the AmpliVoX B9151-LBasic Digital Audio Travel Partner Package with Lapel Wireless Microphone. This portable, battery powered sound system can reach up to 7,500 people with its dual 6.5" woofers powered by up to 250W of peak power. The Digital Audio Travel Partner includes a wired microphone plus a wireless lapel microphone with 8 UHF channels. The integrated CD Player can read CD/CD-R/CD-RW disks with audio or MP3 files with pitch control. Control the action up to 30' away with the remote control, which has control functions for volume, mixer, effects, mute and talk-over functions. Versatile connection options include 3 Neutrik Combo XLR mic inputs with phantom power available, and 1/4" line out. AmpliVoX has included an expansion port for use with the optional Cassette Tape Recorder/Player (variable pitch) or Digital MP3 Player/Recorder with SD slot. Weighing only 35 lbs, the Digital Audio Travel Partner is truly portable with its own rechargeable batteries, which can provide up to 10 hours of run time.
This package includes the SW915 plus the S1073 Floor Mic Stand, S1080 Heavy Duty Tripod and the S1073 Protective Cover.
|Power Output
|250W Dynamic, 132W RMS
6.5" Woofers x 2
Compression Driver
|Battery Type
|(2) 12 volt rechargeable, 7.2 AH,User accessible and replaceable
|Frequency Response
|40Hz to 20KHz
Neutrik XLR & 1/4" Combi-Connectors x3
1/8" (3.5mm) Mini Connector x2L/R Stereo RCA Phono x1
USB x 1
1/4" External Speaker
1/4" Line/Record Output
|AC Power
|110-220 Auto sensing, 50/60Hz,
|Wireless Receiver/Type
|Digital UHF 8 Channel with 200' range
|Microphone Type
|Lapel Wireless Microphone
|Dimensions (WxHxD)
|23 x 11.5 x 11" (584.2 x 292.1 x 279.4mm)
|35 lbs (15.87kg)
|Packaging Infowrffruyrzt
|Package Weight
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Individual Counseling
Individual appointments are approximately 50 minutes in length. All currently enrolled Wofford College students are eligible for services. We make every effort to schedule an appointment as soon as possible. After your first appointment, your counselor will assist you in scheduling additional appointments. The actual number of counseling visits is determined individually. If you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment, please contact Counseling Services at extension 4371 or 4373 at least 24 hours in advance. If you repeatedly schedule appointments and do not show up for them, we may not be able to provide services to you. Emergency appointments are available to students who may be experiencing a crisis situation. Emergencies during office hours are handled immediately. In case of an evening or weekend crisis, call Campus Safety at extension 4911. Campus Safety will contact the appropriate staff member to assist you.
Relationship Counseling
Communication can often be problematic between two individuals. Relationship counseling will explore communication styles between roommates, friends, hall mates, or couples.
Time-Limited Psychotherapy Groups
These groups are for students of all ages that are interested in participating in an effective method of promoting change and growth. These groups are particularly recommended for individuals who are motivated for change, willing to share their perceptions with others, and open to receiving feedback. The group will focus on identifying each person's interpersonal style and understanding how that impacts other people. Goals for the groups include the following: increasing self-awareness, an opportunity to experiment with new behaviors, learning from others, and obtaining support and encouragement.
Structured psycho-educational groups
The groups described below are offered as needs become apparent. Please contact Counseling Services for more information.
- Depression Management Group
- Anxiety Management Group
These groups are for individuals who are experiencing feelings of depression/sadness or anxiety in their life. These groups will be educational in nature, aimed at providing important information that is useful for understanding and managing depression/ anxiety. The students in the group will determine length of time and details of meeting logistics. Sessions will cover the symptoms of depression or anxiety, treatment options available including medications, and coping skills for dealing with depression or anxiety.
Programs and workshops for campus groups
Counseling Services sponsors workshops and groups in personal growth areas that are of interest to Wofford students. Workshops are offered for one session, usually 1-2 hours in duration, while groups are scheduled for two or more sessions. These can organized at the request of students, faculty and / or staff.
Risk Reduction Program
The Risk Reduction Program is designed to assist students who are having problems with alcohol and other drugs.
The most important way that we can assist students is to provide information to enable students to make informed and responsible decisions about their consumption of alcohol and use of other drugs.
Accurate information about alcohol and other drugs is of foremost importance. We will provide the most accurate and up-to-date information on alcohol, other drugs, their use, and the consequences of their use. While some of the information may be seem scary, it is not communicated as a scare tactic to keep students away from alcohol and other drugs. Research has been fairly consistent in finding that scare tactics do not accomplish what is intended. However, accurate information is necessary in order to expect responsible students to make informed decisions.
What is an Alcohol or Other Drug Problem?
Individual problems are defined by your own assessment of the negative or self-defeating consequences of your alcohol or other drug use. You define the nature of a problem for yourself. How much or how often you use alcohol or another drug is not always the key issue in defining whether your consumption of alcohol or other drugs is a problem. However, with high frequency of use and large amounts of alcohol or other drug use can come the increased likelihood that you will have to confront a consequence(s) that you would not typically choose. We can assist you with tools that can help you get back on track with your life and what you want to accomplish.


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De Antonio's Bribon-Movistar Takes The Lead In Torbole
12 July 2013
Torbole, Italy - The first day of racing in Torbole at the 2013 Audi Melges 32 Sailing Series was full of ranking surprises. Today was proof that predictions and expectations can suddenly be anything other than what anyone could anticipate. This is very true for overnight fleet leader, Spain's Marc de Antonio aboard Bribon-Movistar. His 14-1-2 performance earned him the lead placing him ahead by three with seventeen points total.
In second is Filippo Pacinotti's very stylish Brontolo HH Melges 32, while American Jason Carroll on Argo is third.
With an awesome, breeze-on Ora maxing out at 18 knots, yet maintained a steady 13-15, put forth the opportunity for three incredible races that did not get underway until midday.
The Japanese teams of Keisuke Suzuki on Swing and Naofumi Kamei's Mamma Aiuto! round out the top five in fourth and fifth. Kamei in particular had an amazing day taking the Race One win.
Points are tight across the board and remain so throughout the top ten. Edoardo Lupi's Torpyone and current series leader Lanfranco Cirillo on Fantastica are tied sixth and seventh with equal points. Three points separate Vincenzo Onorato on Mascalzone Latino, Roberto Tomasini Grinover (Race Three winner) on Robertissima 1 and Andrea Pozzi's Bombarda, are close in the eighth, ninth and tenth positions.
Racing continues on Saturday as eight races are scheduled with a discard in effect after six. Torbole is organized by BPSE B.Plan Sports & Events in full coordination with the IM32CA and Melges Europe.
TOP TEN RESULTS (After Three Races)
1.) Marc de Antonio/Gustavo Martinez Doreste, Bribon-Movistar; 14-1-2 = 17
2.) Filippo Pacinotti/Nathan Wilmot, Brontolo HH; 12-2-6 = 20
3.) Jason Carroll/Cameron Appleton, Argo; 11-6-5 = 22
4.) Keisuki Suzuki/Chris Nicholson, Swing; 16-3-4 = 23
5.) Naofumi Kamei/Manuel Weiller, Mamma Aiuto!; 1-10-13 = 24
6.) Edoardo Lupi/Pietro Sibello, Torpyone; 2-14-9 = 25
7.) Lanfranco Cirillo/Nicola Celon, Fantastica; 3-11-11 = 25
8.) Vincenzo Onorato/Gabriele Benussi, Mascalzone Latino; 4-15-7 = 26
9.) Roberto Tomasini Grinover/Vasco Vascotto, Robertissima 1; 13-13-1 = 27
10.) Andrea Pozzi/Lorenzo Bressani, Bombarda; 6-9-14 = 29
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Toll from Israel Gaza strikes now 15 militants
GAZA CITY – GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip-- The worst violence between Israel and the Gaza Strip in nearly a year entered its second day on Saturday, as Israeli aircraft killed 15 militants, according to Palestinian health officials. Militants responded by firing nearly 100 rockets, seriously wounding an Israeli civilian.
The airstrikes and rocket attacks could drag the volatile area into broader conflict especially if a large number of civilians are killed on either side.
On Saturday, the low whooshing noise of militants firing rockets from border areas toward Israel was palpably heard inside Gaza City. Israeli drones hovered in the skies above. Tens of thousands of Palestinian mourners marched through the streets in funeral processions. They carried slain militants in coffins, their bodies too torn up to be wrapped in cloth, as Muslim tradition dictates. Masked militants sprayed machine gun fire above the mourners' heads in angry grief.
"Revenge, revenge!" chanted the crowds.
On Israel's southern border areas, residents were told to stay home and refrain from holding large outdoor events on Saturday.
The flare-up began Friday with a strike on militant commander Zuhair al-Qaissi, whom Israel said was planning an attack from the nearby Egyptian Sinai peninsula into the Jewish state. He was the leader of the Popular Resistance Committees, a small group best known for the 2006 abduction of Israeli soldier Gilad Schalit. Schalit was freed last year in exchange for over 1,000 Palestinian prisoners.
It was the highest profile killing Israel has undertaken against militants in the coastal strip in several months.
Gaza militants then unleashed a barrage of rockets toward Israel's southern border communities. One rocket seriously wounded an Israeli civilian and sent families scattering into bomb shelters.
So far, militants have fired 92 rockets. The military said its air defense systems intercepted some 25 rockets before they landed.
In comparison, Palestinian militants fired some 50 rockets toward Israel in the three months preceding the flare up, a military spokesman said. He spoke anonymously in line with military regulations.
Egypt, which has helped arrange truces in the past, said Saturday it was trying to cobble together a cease-fire but hope seemed distant.
Palestinian militants said they would press on, accusing Israel of shattering the months of relative calm in the area.
"(We) won't give this occupation a free truce while our leaders and heroes are being killed," said Abu Mujahid, spokesman for al-Qaissi's group.
Gaza's Hamas rulers condemned the Israeli strike but, pointedly, their militants did not fire rockets at Israel. Instead, they quietly allowed other Palestinian militants to unleash salvos.
In previous flare-ups, Hamas has used such a strategy to allow Palestinian militants to burn off their anger, with an eye toward the exchange of strikes eventually quieting down.
Hamas hasn't been eager to participate in rocket barrages since Israel conducted a punishing three-week war against the militant group that ended in 2009. The air and ground assault killed hundreds of Palestinian civilians and militants, and destroyed much of Hamas' infrastructure.
Since then, Hamas has sought to shore up its Gaza rule and amass a better weapons arsenal.
Still, Israel's military said it Hamas, as the territory's ruler, would "bear the consequences" for any attacks that initiated from Gaza.
Tit-for-tat strikes between Israel and Palestinians are a routine occurrence along the Gaza border. But a flare-up of this intensity has been rare since the 2009 war.
In August, there was flare up when Israel assassinated al-Qaissi's predecessor, Kamal al-Nairab.
But this is the deadliest since April, when 11 Palestinians were killed, including four civilians. In April's flare up, the Israeli strikes came after Palestinian militants fired a rocket that hit a school bus, injuring the driver and badly wounding a 16-year-old boy.
This current round of fighting could spiral out of control if Palestinian militants manage to kill Israeli civilians, prompting a fiercer Israeli response.
Likewise, if an Israeli strike kills Palestinians, or another senior militant member, Hamas may feel forced to join the fray, opening a broader front against Israel.
The Palestinian militants were killed in eight airstrikes overnight and on Saturday morning, said
Gaza health spokesman Adham Abu Salmia. He said some 20 more civilians were wounded by flying shrapnel from the exploding missiles, some of which targeted militants deep in civilian areas of the crowded territory. Another civilian was critically injured when Israeli forces opened fire during the funeral of one of the militants.
The most recent airstrike targeted two Palestinian militants on a motorbike in the border town of Bani Suheila in southeast Gaza, Abu Salmia said.
The flare-up began midmorning Friday, when an Israeli airstrike tore apart al-Qaissi's blue sedan and killed his son-in-law, Mahmoud Hanini, also a PRC commander. Another low-ranking Gaza militant also died.
Some of the militants subsequently killed in Israeli strikes were planning to fire rockets, said Palestinian militant spokespeople. Other militants were targeted, but it wasn't immediately clear why.
The military said al-Qaissi was plotting an infiltration attack into Israel similar to the raid from Egypt's Sinai peninsula that they claim he orchestrated in August, which killed eight Israelis and injured 40 more.
The militant group has never taken responsibility for the attack.
The PRC is responsible for dozens of deadly attacks against Israelis and its members frequently fire rockets into Israel.
Israel often targets Gaza militants it says are preparing attacks, but tensions have been relatively calm in recent months with Israel mostly targeting smuggling tunnels from Egypt.


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Another topic of discussion at Thursday's midday cabinet meeting and Q&A with the press: The frequently rough response in Wednesday's joint budget hearing to the Tier VI pension proposal, as laid out for lawmakers by Budget Director Robert Megna.
Cuomo called it another manifestation of the Capitol's reality-distortion field, and pointed to the recent Marist poll showing high public support for reining in state workforce costs and crafting more rigorous teacher evaluations.
"Now, you talk to the lobbyists in this group who you guys talk to all day long — they make it sound like I proposed pulling out fingernails," he said.
Subsequently asked about Sen. Diane Savino's scolding of Megna ("While you may be confident that you could accomplish (Tier VI) talking amongst yourselves, you're not going to get anywhere," she told him at one point), Cuomo said the tenor of her comments suggested she was saying, "'I don't want to have to do it unless CSEA tells me it's OK; I don't want to have to do it unless PEF tells me it's OK."
"And then I would say back to the senator who scolded my budget director, 'Who do you represent, the people of the state or the labor unions?'" Cuomo said. "That's why, good thing she didn't ask me that question." He turned to Megna, sitting a few seats over on his right. "Did you say that? That was a good response for you yesterday."
"I didn't quite say that," Megna said amid general laughter.
"No? That was good — next time," the governor said.
Courtesy Kyle Hughes of NYSNYS, here's video of those two answers:
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