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Jamey Carroll officially on board
Jamey Carroll took his physical today and has passed, making official his signing to a two-year contract. At the winter meetings, several people told me what an amazing guy this is and what a great addition he'd be to the team. It seems he'll share time with Blake DeWitt at second base, so our next item on the list is clearly starting pitching.
Also on the pitching front, the two players to be named later from the White Sox "arrived" today and they are John Ely and Jon Link. Ely was 14-2 with a 2.82 ERA at Double-A and Link will be on the 40-man roster.
Keep an eye out for Ken Gurnick's coverage at dodgers.com, as I'm sure he'll be speaking to Ned later today and can fill you in on the latest thoughts from the GM's office.
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Hey Josh, do me a favor, let Ned know that this Dodger fan would like to see Eric Gagne signed to a minor league contract and invited to spring training. Little to lose and a lot to gain if he's able to rebound. Beside I think Gagne can teach Broxton how to overcome his mild mannered nature and focus on that killer instinct.
Thanks for the new thread, Josh. I'm hoping the pitcher we get is somebody better than Harang.
I heard Link is from Columbus, Ohio….Jhall's neck of the woods. YAY FOR THE BUCKEYES!!!!
A recap of the expected deal:
The Phillies get Roy Halladay, Phillippe Aumont, Tyson Gillies, Juan Ramirez, and $6MM. The Phillies will give Halladay a three-year extension plus vesting options.
The Mariners get Cliff Lee.
The Blue Jays get Kyle Drabek, Brett Wallace, and Travis d'Arnaud.
The A's get Michael Taylor.
So that was a 4 teams trade. These 4 teams trade don't make sense. The Phillies should get Halladay and their BJ should be getting prospect for him and I don't know how the A's was in this because it looks like they didn't trade anyone and I guess the Lee part was the Mariners prospect.
Maybe Gagne can teach Broxton how to take steroids, as that is what gave Gagne his "killer" instinct. I can't believe that the Dodgers are dumpster diving for players. This blows.
For years I wanted us to go with our own (young) players. For years I felt that aside from just talent, the reason we weren't winning was we did not have a team continuity. Most every dodger now is homegrown and those who aren't for the most part have been here more than one or two seasons. We really only have one opening and thats goin to a Dodger also been on the roster a few years if it works out at 2b I have faith these guys can win. I have faith in our young pitching staff as well. Do I want an Ace, sure..but some moves are better not made (lackey, trading the world for Halliday or Lee) and at this point I hope we can attain a couple of veterans to fill out the rotation and we should take the west again. Were 2 straight years NLCS and 4 out 5 in the playoffs. Maybe some of you aren't old enough to know how good that is versus the previous 20 or so years…Don't let the divorce overshadow how well this young team is coming together. My big issue lies with international scouting and farm replinsishing and of course I think McCourt is a total jerk who is doing nothing right now to do all he can to make sure the Dodgers Win the World Series. Sell the team jerkoff and whoever buys it, let the baseball people stay.,
It's always good to see you on ITD Jungar. It's always great to know your perspective. When I first started reading ITD, you, jhall and others held your ground in sticking with the kids, and it's the reason I kept reading.
Good morning everyone…………
Jungar nice post, it's good to see your insights back here again.
As far as Carroll goes I have no clue as to his game, he seems to be a nice enough guy. We do have a need for a utility infielder, now that Castro is with the Phillies. My problem is that most of us feel DeWitt should be given the shot at second and with the signing of Carroll, there is some doubt to that now. Plenty of spin put on things with this management. You never know what to believe, several weeks ago, it was reported that our owner was short of cash in his personal bank account. However this week it is reported that he spent $700,000 on legal fees in the month of November, I could really care less about him and the missus and their non Dodger life. Although when we read things such as this, it leads me to believe that they will say anything needed to attain their objectives, and that maybe their non Dodger lives are being funnelled through their Dodger lives. As the Dodgers are being ridiculed around the league as being broke and unable to acquire free agents.
It's hard to be humble, although me personally, I am going to take each day one at a time. Keeping in mind that there are positives to these negatives. There are I am sure as Josh stated in his last post many different aspects to the management of this ball club, many people pour their heart and sole out each and everyday for the blue. Take Vinny, he has to be somewhat disappointed in the circumstances but nonetheless come opening day we will all cherish the words [It's Time For Dodger Baseball] and he has promised to deliver. Many families rely on this ball club for their support, from employee's to charities. So that is a good thing that needs to continue, in my opinion. As far as the belief that this is our year…..Why Not!!…..I would like to see less manipulation from the caretakers of the club, and more good old fashioned straight forward leadership, that has solid direction year to year.
I'm not trying to say everyone should be cheerful and happy all the time. Some of the best and most enjoyable moments on this blog are when we display our disgust,
downright hillarious and that can bring a smile….. in a much needed situation. But regardless of what transpires or doesn't transpire ( SELL THE TEAM FRANK ) this is our ball club…..and this is going to be our year!!!1 For that one brief moment it will seem like all is good in Dodgerland, and for that one brief moment all will be…..
Have a great day today everyone……
Heart and Soul…Red Pen…I am sure there are others as well…….
Good luck to Jamey Carroll and don't take any offense to being referred to as a dumpster player. I understand signing a guy like this as insurance in case DeWitt can't do the job. We all hope he can and if he has a good spring he should be the starting second baseman. He seems to have the right attitude and he will be a fan favorite. I don't see this as blocking his way; he still has not done enough to convince management he can be an every day player. Andre, Matt and James had to force their way into the lineup and they did. Nothing was given to them and nothing will be given to DeWitt. I think the signing of Carroll is different than the signing of Hudson. Hudson clearly was a proven everyday player that was available at a bargain rate (just what the Dodgers seem to like these days). The Dodgers took a risk and things worked out well, at least for most of the season. Carroll is not that caliber so DeWitt has a much better chance to win the job this season than he did last. I hope he does and he plays well enough to stay there.
Hello gang!!! Fabulous posts lbirkey, D4, and Jungar!!! Carroll is a decent aquisition. If DeWitt falls on his face he will be a good alternative and hopefully, DeWitt takes the bull by the horns and wins the job. Then, Carroll is a good utility player around the infield. It's dumpster diving, but more like when people are moving and leave a nice sofa by the dumpster. It's not shot, they just don't need it. A bit used, but still useful and a nice find if you need a couch!!! LOL!!!
I can hear Beav now, "Gee Wally, we don't need a couch!!" LOL!!!
Hi'Ya Trumom!!! :))). I agree!!!
Dodger4life and lbirken – fabulous posts!!! I don't really know too much about Carroll either, other than he played for the Rox for some time as well. As I recall, he was kind of a back up player for their club as well. The mlbtv guys seemed to be good with the acquisition as well, and not that I agree with everything they say, but at least it wasn't anything negative, which they seemed happy to admit as well.
As for mlbtv, they debuted a show that is perfect for us stat nuts. It's called "By The Numbers", and it's all about the stats for this sport we love. It will definitely be one of my favorites to watch on there because it's like the live action version of baseballreference.com………the stat nut's playground.
jhall, I love it. Dumpster diving for couches. Sounds like the making of another Fox reality show.
I'm OK with signing Carroll. Good insurance if DeWitt fails and a good utility infielder/bench player that we will need anyway if Blake comes thru!!!
Hey Jhall!!! How ya doing? Great post yourself!!!
LOL lbirkey!! Thanks!!! Maybe we'll get lucky and find a decent coffee table!!!
Hi'Ya Nelly!!! Thanks!! Doing well my friend. How about you? Thanks for the heads up about the "By The Numbers". Sounds like something I will enjoy!!!
While we're at it, let's keep a lookout for a used beanbag chair for Ned's office. I can just visualize something with only a couple of holes patched up with duct tape. Would be very appropriate for him, no?
Jhall ~ Carroll is more like a garage sale purchase than actually dumpster diving…lol
Doing good Jhall!!! The show is pretty good. It's definitely the stat keeper's show. I thought of most of us on ITD, but Ward Dear especially, since he seems to really know the ins and outs of baseballreference.com. Heck, he could host the show with the others, and be the guy with the fan perspective.
Hey Trumom!!! Gotta be careful at garage sales!! Alot of temptation to buy crap you don't need because it seems like a bargain!! LOL!!!! Like aquariums!!! :))))
Good to hear Nells!! Give Dad my regards. Let him know I miss his insight and would like to see/read him more here!!!
Jhall ~ I know what you mean about garage sales! I, myself, never go to them. However, when my sister was alive she went every single weekend and accumulated so much s*** that she had nowhere to store it! She would have made some of those people on the program "Hoarders" look like neat freaks.
As for me, I think of my "stuff" as collections, not junk…LOL!
My ex used to drag me and my truck every Fri and Sat around to garage sales….Then on Sunday she would resale the stuff at the flea market…she did pretty good….I even found some useless stuff for myself.
I sure will Jhall!!! I actually haven't heard from Ward Dear this week, too much anyway. I do know the week before last he had a leak in his house and he had to replace his hardwood floor in his family room, doing most of it himself of course. However, I will actually see him, Chris and Matt next week sometime. Most of what I hear is through our teenage grapevine 🙂
:))) Tru!!! My uncle is the same way!!! Got half his basement filled with model trains from garage sales and flea markets. He doesn't even have any track set up to actually run the stuff. LOL!!!
Actually, instead of a coffee table I would like the Dodgers 1981 season vinyl LP. My son wore out two of them.
My aunt (tru's sister) did get a whole bunch of baseball cards though (that I have now). They aren't worth too much, but they could be someday.
LOL D4!!! I know a couple of people that also do that. They do alright, make a little money, and enjoy it. My uncle however, never sold anything. He just kept accumulating!!! Evidently, it made him happy!!!
It was fun for a while…she always paid for the pizza on Sunday afterwards……I don't miss it the though…okay maybe the pizza……
Good points, all. More like Garage Saleing than Dumpster Diving on this move. And I think DeWitt has nothing to sweat about, as Carroll might be less of a road block and more of a pit stop, i.e. a capable refresher for infielders and potentially outfielders.
This is the main reason I didn't fret over DeWitt being blocked once the whispers about Jamey started going around before the deal was made:
DeWitt: 2 seasons, 148 games, 11 HR
Carroll: 8 seasons, 786 games, 15 HR
Also, Carrol's year/age/team/Games Played/BA/HR numbers:
Compared to Dewitt's:
Make of the numbers what you will. This isn't Ned's attempt at getting a Free Agent to be our Starting Second Baseman, more like getting a Free Agent to allow Blake DeWitt the chance to be our starting second baseman.
And I'm glad the Harang talks are "all but dead". What makes the Carroll a good deal in comparison to what would've made the Harang deal not so good is that we'd have to give up a Major League player in order to get Cy Harang, who would essentially be doing what Carroll is projected to be doing: Backing up the maturing core of the Dodgers.
From the TMZ-seeded storm clouds of the divorce debacle to the realization that spending money on starting pitching has rarely worked for the Dodgers, it seems that, if nothing else, we're going for broke this year, Ring or bust, ownership foibles be damned.
It feels a lot better, as it's been pointed out around the Dodger blogosphere, when you look at the last 2 years (if not the last 7) instead of the last 22. First time since I learned cursive that the Dodgers have been worth a ____ in October.
The trouble is in getting past being worth a ____ in October to being THE ____ in October.
The California-based Oakland Raiders were blocked from the Super Bowl in the 70's for two years by the Pennsylvania-based Pittsburgh Steelers. The following year, Oakland broke through, and ending up winning the Super Bowl. Of course, it's a different sport, and the Raiders' roadblock won two championships, but just a bit of inspiration.
My sister was the same way, Jhall….never sold any of the junk. She did have some new and more expensive stuff she was going to sell on Ebay. Whether she ever did or not, I don't know.
Isn't this kind of like the free agent market? GM's sniff around for stuff they think they need hoping to find a bargain. Every team does it. Then after they get someone they eventually look like a genious or a (fill in the blank). The only thing missing is the obnoxious signs left on telephone poles advertising the sale.
So true, lbirken!
Good, valid stuff, North, as always 🙂
Hi'Ya North, nice post!! I too, am happy the Harang deal is dead.
LOL lbirkey!!! Not only the leftover signs on the bottom of the pole, but the accumulation of bird crap on top!!!!
I love the sight of bird crap on the "Elect Me" signs, weeks after the damn election os over!
*is over
LMTO Tru!!!!
And, speaking of Frank and Jamie…..did you know a mated pair of rats can produce up to 15,000 babies a year!
Amazing Tru!! How about a rat and a body guard/doughboy?!!!! I don't think Frank was getting the job done!!
Well there's Beav's cue…….
Jamie's a rat, Frank is a mouse!!!
Testing…testing……15 minutes trying to post!
Ned is a hyena. A cowardly, scavenger dog!! But laughing at Frank all the way to the bank!!!!
Fabulous post Northstateblues!!! Did you get through your finals?
Now that is Beav's cue!!! LOL!!!
Also, we need some Bear perspective!! LOL!!
Hardy har har…..
Don't upset the Bear!
Who cares if our biggest need is new ownership, general management, and a stud starting pitcher!!! We can amuse ourselves!!!! It's all good gang!!!
How's that for some Bear perspective!!!
LOL lbirkey!!! I love the way the Bear lets it fly!!!!
We seem to do well amusing ourselves!!
:))) Nells!!!! Your getting warm!!!
I like bear too..Jhall, He keeps balance, and management on their toes…..of course they say to avoid a bear you should curl up play dead and cover your head
LOL Nells!!! Hell', these days, I'm amused with a good Yahtzee game!!!
LOL D4!!! Sounds like what Frank is doing now!!
Frank is just running from the skunk….I mean sk*nk…does'nt like the smell of that perfume anymore
Yahtzee is a good game jhall!!! I haven't played that in a while. I have been playing Mahjong alot on my computer.
If Nells hits her large straight, I'm going to need a Yahtzee to win!! LOL!! Maybe she won't get her fives and miss the bonus 35 points!!! Pathetic, but somewhat amusing!!!
Nelly always goes for 1 and 6's …when she hits them she yells ANDRE!!!
You sound like me when I play "Hearts" on the computer. My opponents on there are Andre, Matt and James. The problem with that is I never mind either of them winning 🙂
Sorry nelly 🙂
You got that right Dodger4life!!!!!!!!!!!!! #16 all the way baby!!!!!!!
Wow 16!!! Can't compete with that!!! LOL!!!
Feel free to jump in now Beav!! Doors wide open!!!
I think you nailed it, Nelly.
I know, I know, I know…………………………..I KNOW!!! LOL!!!!
Thanks lbirken!!!!!
On a lighter note, Nells, are the G'nats going to do anything to improve their offense? If they don't, I feel, we have the inside track again to the NL West title!!! I'm not too concerned about the Rocks, Puds, and D'Backs!!!! The only thing that makes the G'nats dangerous is that they have the pitching in place. Any thoughts gang!!!
In the spirit of the season, Andy Williams – It?s the Most Wonderfultime of the Year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFtb3EtjEic (Make sure you play this in the background.)
It's the most blunderful time of the year.
When our Neddy goes shopping
For Dollar Tree off?rings and Frank disappears.
It's the most blunderful time of the year.
It?s the cra-crappiest season of all.
With those long lawyer meetings ?bout wives that are cheating
So what Brox says to y?all
It?s the cra-crappiest season of all.
They?ll be Ned?s nuts for roasting
And Phan with his boasting
And Carrolling for what we don?t know
There?ll be Joe?s boring stories
With tales of his glories
Of his Yankees long, long ago.
It?s the most blunderful time of the year.
There?ll be much whistleblowing
When Jamie is showing
Her ?charms? and its clear,
It?s the most blunderful time of the year.
PVLs will be toasting
Contracts they?ll be hosting
For services we?re sure that will blow.
And our Ned will go diving.
No one is high fiving.
We long for the seasons of old.
It?s the most blunderful time of the year.
There?ll be arms that are writhing
Purse strings that are tying
Stick my foot in Frank?s rear,
It?s the most blunderful time,
It?s the most blunderful time,
It?s the most blunderful time of the year!!
�NedCo Broken Records 2009
Well, ITD fans, you got your wish………………..enchanted came in on cue just like you wanted. Great song!!!!
Outstanding Beav!!! LMFTO!!!!
Nothing like a little holiday cheer, or as Bear might say,
Awesome, E !!!!!! LMAO!!!!!
Well, the word around their rumor mill, is they would love to have Dan Uggla. They would move Sanchez to 3rd, and Panda would be at first. They could go and get Bay or Holliday too. However, I think the main reason we have heard very little from their camp is because it sounds like Timmy is asking for some good money and depending on what they end of paying him, may have something to do with who they get for a bat.
And a FU*KING HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!
Money's tight,
Jamie's bodyguards hard,
Here's your,
F*cking Christmas Card!!!
Wow Jhall!!! That sounded like Bear too – LMAO!!!!!!!
Thanks for the G'nat update Nells!!!
Tthe Giants also have a hefty sum tied up in Zito and Rowand….so, who knows how much they really have to spend.
Good to see ya enchanted……You are the master for a reason
Just a little holiday greeting from our owners. They need to send out one of those cards with pictures of what happened throughout the year and a letter describing it. Now, that would be amusing!!! Don't you just love getting those?!! Sigh!!!!
Hi'Ya Beav!! Good to see you my brother!!! Yep, Tru, they've backed themselves into somewhat of a corner with those contracts!!! At least we have wised up and not fallen into that hole the last couple of years!!!
What tru said is true also. On that show "By the Numbers" they took each position, 1-9, both NL and AL, and they told you what the average stats were for that position. For example, they told you the average short stop in the NL……….from HR, ave, OPS, etc, and found the player that did exactly that. The NL shortstop that was average was none other than our very own Furcal. They said the Dodgers expect him to be above average. Well, the average CFer was Rowand. So, for what they are paying him, being average ain't going to cut it. It's a very intriguing show to watch. However, two years ago, I wouldn't have even known what OPS meant if I hadn't begun reading this blog. I was the one explaining all the stats to my family. Michael didn't know what OPS stood for 🙂
Sometimes these things just write themselves gang.
Beav O'Rielly!!! Beav is looking out for you!!!
Good stuff Nells!!!!
Yes, that is true enchanted, but you, for whatever reason, see the songs that write themselves very easily, which is a talent in itself – LOL!!!!!
E, bravo. You even immortalized our friend Phan!
Well, we've got Beav O'Reilly(no spin), Bear/Nancy Grace(In your face reality), and NedCo™(selling us cheap sh*t)!!!
Speaking of Phillies, did you hear that Lee didn't even know he was being traded? I guess he called his attorney about his contract and five hours later he was traded. He was totally shocked. At least that is what he said………always two sides to every story I am sure.
LOL, Jhall. We should buy Enchanted O'Reilly's No Spin doormat for his new home.
Nellyjune ~ Lee was a little p***ed off too having them say he wanted too much money.
Like I was telling Nells the other day, can you believe the spin poor Josh has to put out? I mean, we're dumping payroll and losing players and prestige, but we sure throw a swell party? Hey the house burned down, but we've still got a really neat mailbox.
So true, Enchanted!
I heard that too tru. I don't blame them for going after Halladay (it's who they wanted in the first place), but Lee got them to the World Series and expected to play out his career there, and then to have that happen would really suck. Like the guys on mlbtv said, he won't make the mistake of not having a "no trade clause" in his contract again.
Nellyjune ~ everybody complains about the ballplayers but, to me, management treats players poorly. They are the ones who show no respect and a player's worth to the team.
Good evening, all!!! With the pickup of Carroll, I see that Ned is shopping at the Auto Zone instead of mlbsalvage.com. At least, management is giving DeWitt a shot to win the job outright. Here's to hoping that Carroll is a good backup to DeWitt and our other infielders this season. Great post, ibirken!! I wouldn't shed too many tears for Lee, either. He'll land on his feet, megadeal in hand, no matter where he ends up. I agree about getting too attached to a team's current players. I learned that lesson well after Piazza was traded…maybe, after Mark Cuban buys the team, he can buy Ned off and give Ruben Amaro, Jr. a piece of the team to run the D's. A dream but such a nice one.
Good evening, all!!! With the pickup of Carroll, I see that Ned is shopping at the Auto Zone instead of mlbsalvage.com. At least, management is giving DeWitt a shot to win the job outright. Here's to hoping that Carroll is a good backup to DeWitt and our other infielders this season. Great post, ibirken!! I wouldn't shed too many tears for Lee, either. He'll land on his feet, megadeal in hand, no matter where he ends up. I agree about getting too attached to a team's current players. I learned that lesson well after Piazza was traded…maybe, after Mark Cuban buys the team, he can buy Ned off and give Ruben Amaro, Jr. a piece of the team to run the D's. A dream but such a nice one.
LOL Nells!! I already bought the BeavCo© "Pierre" door mat. Welcomes everyone to home!!!!
Get 'em now because like JP, they're going fast!!!
And don't forget your Belisario M.A.D.D. Mugs too!!!
Not sure why anyone feels sorry for Lee. His situation is the product of the system his player's union helped forge and has no desire to change. These guys make a lot of money and there has to be some risk for them as well as the owners. Management historically has treated players poorly which is the reason the player's union exists. The idea of loyalty is a pipe dream. That is one reason I don't "fall in love" with specific players too much any more. They are here today and gone tomorrow off to greener pastures or to the next team that will pay them. Can't say that I blame them. Ownership isn't much better. A team gives a player a ridiculous contract today and then a couple seasons down the road wants to unload that player to "move salary". Interesting business model.
Anyway, sorry for such a negative sounding post when everyone is having such a light hearted good time today. Thanks for the laughs. Have a great evening everyone.
Always a pleasure lbirken….You too 🙂
No worries birk – its all good! Have a great evening!!
lbirken – you are always a pleasure to read regardless of the mood of ITD. Your two cents is always encouraged 🙂
Beav O'Rielly!!! Beav is looking out for you!!!
Good stuff Nells!!!!
By jhallwally on December 19, 2009 4:55 PM
How ironic that is jhall when I spent most of my adult life doing it the other way around…
Where's birk with my rimshot???
You can't keep a good man down Beav!!! Nothing ironic about it. I'd take you in my foxhole when sh*t hits the fan everyday.
Enchanted straight.
Not bad. My comments about ibirken's post came up chronologically before he made them. ITDFST is in full swing.
Keep telling it like it is Beav!! You and Bear!!!! The true voice of the common man!!!
Or, the frustrated Dodger fan!!!
Hi'Ya Sky, good to see you!!!
Hey, jhall!! How's Ohio this evening? Get any of that snowstorm that hit the East Coast?
……..or the frustrated submission-errored Dodger fan!!!
Good to see you Seesky!!! Great post up above.
Nah, just some slushy snow. About an inch. Nothing to speak about. Thanks for asking. How've ya'been my friend?!!!
Sorry Nells!!! I had to reboot earlier when my posts would not go thru!!!
Redirect, my *****!!! Other than the cyberspace gremlins lurking about, I'm doing well, jhall. Glad to see that the snow went through this weekend. I'm going to Michigan Christmas Eve morning. Don't want to be snowbound somewhere in transit. But, if I do, there's the airport lounge and the credit card.
Jhall… quack quack… my ducks are gonna come flying in and take out them buckeyes… quack quack…
That was some good afternoon chatter, Ya'll…..
It's good to have…..
And the thread today is gettin lower and lower…..
Yee Haw!!!!
ooooooooooo Rose Bowl banter – How fun!!!!!! It's good to see you Dodge16!!!
thanks nelly… now where jhall? is he hiding?
Well, he isn't snowbound, obviously.
It's odd, but lately I've found Criminal Minds marathons very addicting!
Most of the bowl match ups I've seen are pretty ho hum. I mean, Florida State with 6 losses in a major bowl???? If the BCS powers that be had any guts, they would have put Boise State and TCU in separate games. But the BCS schools don't want to risk getting beat by non-BCS schools like Utah manhandled Alabama last year. Here's one vote for a playoff system in major college football.
I am with you on that seesky!!! Boise State and/or TCU deserve a shot at the title.
tru – it's the Criminal Minds, CSI, House, NCIS, and now even Bones Marathons that are addicting.
Dodger4life – Has the 2 always been at the end of your name?
Dodger4life – has the 2 always been at the end of your name?
Maybe it's to ensure a double post to anyone who asked the question – LOL!!!!
i don't remember seeing the 2 after his name…..is he multiplying?! lol
Also, Nellyjune, I have been watching a lot of Bones…it's really very good!
No I am trying to beat the system
What system? The submission errors, the time warp or the redirects. Or maybe it's just the Dodgers 🙂
I was thinking about that, too. I don't remember the "2" either.
Yes, it is tru 🙂
Whomever programmed this blog must have set up the BCS.
Ya cant beat the Dodgers they are unstoppable this year!!!
LOL, Seesky! Sometimes it takes me 15 minutes to survive the submission errors. I also decided as, Jhall and Enchanted suggested, to restart my computer and it works fine…..for at least a few posts!
I haven't had to reboot. I've had a couple of redirects tonight but, other than that, I've been posting all right.
I dont know if it works….but it is worth a try
It's just a clock…that can't tell time
The Saints undefeated season is over: Dallas 24, New Orleans 17. Too bad.
That's okay. Now, they can concentrate on winning the Super Bowl. No more pressure to be undefeated.. GO SAINTS!!!!
That's exactly what I was thinking, tru. Now they can concentrate on the playoffs. It would be great for the city of New Orleans and the NFL if the Saints could run the table.
Tru isn't going to be happy about that…..seesky.
I'm okay with one loss, Dodger4life….better now, than later. But ONLY ONE LOSS!!!! Next stop……SUPER BOWL!!!!
What do the ITD clock and the Dodger owners have in common? They are totally screwed up 🙂
Tick, Tock! lol
My posts have been going back in time most of the night. Maybe this blog has gone through the Looking Glass?????
Little know related story – one of the soldiers – Victor Dunlap, as a result of relations with one of Hooker's Girls, caught a raging case of the clap. The word soon got out, "Don't get what Victor Dunlap got", and poor Victor was ostracized by his unit. Hence ever since then the army has warned its soldiers against coming into contact with VD.
Useless Trivia for today:
Hookers got their title during the Civil War, when General Joseph Hooker, of the Union Army, trying to boost morale by allowing prostitutes to access his troops. Quickly dubbed "Hooker's Girls", the prostitutes shortened their name to hookers. The term stuck.
Thanks, Enchanted 🙂
I had heard that explanation about the origin of hookers, enchanted. Just wondering whether history will establish similar nomenclature for special White House visitors as Bills, but that may already be recognized by a different MONICker. The really private high class ones (and certain porn stars) may become known as Tigers.
Fastforward that 145 years and Ned has expanded that mandate into not coming into contact any CCs or AJs also, though he did get saddled with a JP for quite awhile and as a result, is still paying for it.
LOL!!!! Well, good morning!! That is a nice way to start the morning.
Good Morning, Nellyjune 🙂
Another article that could have been written by us.
Nellyjune ~ that article shows just how smart we Dodger fans are.
Good afternoon ITD boys and girls!
Yeah, a long time! I've just been SOOO busy these days! Hey, at your leisure, but when you get a chance, take a look at my new website: http://www.cpbookkeepingservice.com. I'd appreciate a word about how you like it! And be blunt (I don't think anyone here on ITD would have any problems about being blunt!) 🙂 And since I am not on ITD near as much as I used to be, you can e-mail me at email@example.com and let me know what you think!
Okay, sorry for the cheap plug; onto the business of this blog! Like I said before, I didn't think we'd be able to sign any FAs of note. I was actually surprised that Jamey Carroll did sign. I think Blake DeWitt will work is tail off (not that he hasn't already) to earn the starting 2B job. Personally, I think he has it; Jamey will just spell him at times, like Torre likes to do. But with Jamey's versatility, I think that'll help a great deal. I mean, he's a lot more versatile than Mark Loretta will ever be. In the end, I think it'll help.
And as for JP being traded, I honestly didn't think anyone wanted to take on his contract and, well, the Chisox didn't exactly take on his contract, so there. At least JP will be able to play everyday – or at least a lot more than he played here. Now Repko or Paul or, if he makes the club, Lambo will need need to step up as Manny's backup. I never like to see a kid (although I don't consider Repko a kid anymore) backing up a vet, but after 2010, Manny will not be our problem any more. I don't think Ned would WANT Manny back after 2010.
So how are my ITD friends today? 🙂
So sad Brittany Murphy pass away and I didn't even know a 32 yrs old can have a heartattack that young.
Hey there Shad! I have been reading ITD lately; just not posting. I know you changed your name again!!! 🙂
Hey CP!!! I just got through and haven't looked at your website yet, but I will. Other than being busy, how's everything?
My Nellygirl!
I'm fine. It's just nice to FINALLY feel productive again! Not that I was ever really feeling "bad" about things, but these days I am definitely looking forward to this new venture! It's a nice feeling! And you know what? My husband, of all people, suggested this. Remember when you and everyone under the ITD sun (and elsewhere) have asked me to be on FB, well, I very well might be. Not right away, but it may happen. Right now, I've still got "higher" priorities, but that is something that may very well be coming down the pipe. So, I'll let you know! What's the saying, "Can I be your friend?" 🙂
I will look at it too, CP. Good to see you, especially since I know you've been very busy.
Can't wait for you to join FB, CP. it's a lot of fun.
Thx Trumom! I know I've been resisting it for a long time, but it'll happen – eventually! 🙂
Well, I know this was a short visit, but I've got some cooking to do for my church's Women's Ministry Christmas Party tonight! By all!!! See ya around!!!
Well, the website looks great to me CP!!!! I am not computer literate enough to give you any pointers on web designs, but I am sure somebody in our ITD family can give you some insight if they feel it's necessary.
Good evening everyone……
I don't have any baseball related news, but I thought we could break out the old seesky flask and chug a lug a bit…mines full of Tequila……
Hello, Hello….anybody here? lol
Hey, there is somebody on ITD tonight!
I 'm here in spirit only tonight tru…..good spirits though 🙂
LOL! I'll take you any way I can get you!
And, Declaring that he was an alcoholic, Ozzie Osborn quit performing and opened a bar. He soon drank up all the stock and wasted his money until he rejoined the band.
I'm buying…..Holiday specials…..get em before they are gone!!!
Here is one to JP……Down the hatch!!!!
I'd like to welcome Jamie Carroll aboard….Down the hatch!!!
To all the poster and readers of ITD…..Double down the hatch!
I quit Dodgerlyrics yesterday….I look forward to rejoining the group soon…..Down the hatch!!!!!
Heck!! I'm feeling pretty good….Ned Cheers…Down the hatch!!
Alright now….this one goes out to Andre….We like the way you Party……
Down the hatch!!
Manny being Manny…is a whole lot better than…Jamie being Jamie….Down the hatch!!!
Speaking of Down the hatch….Frank and Jamie seem to be hanging themselves…..Down the hatch!!!!!
I love my my Loney…Double Down the hatch!!!!!
Doug…..We only call ya Monkeywhiskers cause we love Ya…..Good to see ya back!!!….Down the hatch!!!!
Casey Blake….A country Boy can Survive!!!
Down the hatch!!!!
Raffy…us old guys gotta show um how it's done!!!!
Triple dog down the hatch!!!!
Allright….I only have about three Down the hatches left….
So I'm gonna link some things together……
Bullpen Boys!!!!! ……….Down the hatch!!!!!
LOL, I'm surpised you can still type!!!!!
Keep it going, Bob. It's almost like 99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall 🙂
I've had 5 submission errors….hoping the sixth time is the charm?! lol
Nope….going for #7……Eight is great!
Nine is not fine……getting pi**ed off!
Ten tries to get one lousy post to stick…..UNACCEPTABLE!
The key board is getting a little blurry……..But I aint done!!!
Kershaw,Bills and Kuroda….I'd trade places with ya if I could
but my talents lie elsewhere…….Your lie on the mound at Dodger Stadium….for god reason…..Don't feel bad for me
Down the 2010 Hatch!!!!
I got one shot left….only makes sense, since I only have one eye open……But CAPATAIN!!!!!……..I will toast you soon, very soon !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I got one shot left….only makes sense, since I only have one eye open……But CAPATAIN!!!!!……..I will toast you soon, very soon !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good Night all……
Down the hatch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As I grab a beer…..I realized, I forgot to toast Blake DeWitt,
So I searched a song …..and this is what I came up with….
You the man DeWitt!! Go Get Um!!!!!!1
Down the hatch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I need to toast Torre and his crew!!
I'll start with Honeycutt!!!!!
This ain't no disco……
I'll spare ya the video…..
But I'll spot ya one better…
Down the hatch!!
In your honor, Dodger4life, I'm watching a Cheers marathon!!!
I love the barstool tru……
I don't even know if I am making any sense…..????
I still need to toast Torre, and I am almst drunk enough to say a few words about Bowa…..but until then….
I like this club….I like them alot!!!!
We got some fight in in us!!!….Hang on Bowa I am gettin there!!!! Couple more beers!!
Funny Dodger Blues blog has a clock ticking, counting the moment since the Dodgers' last meaningful moment. As of right now: 21 years, 57 days, 1 hour, 12 minutes, 29 seconds…and counting. December used to be a time to ponder the Dodgers' recent acquisitions. Times change………………………….
Alright…before I pick a fight with Bowa…and get you know blood on something????………I just want say, this ballclub can win….and win big!!!!
Khali…No offense….But I'd like kick that guys a**……….
Stats don't mean s**t………It's the fight in the man…take Andre and his ability to excell!!!!!
Andre a trait that is coveted throughout the league….The abilty to overcome……He is still fighting this battle…as the pundits will tell you……He's a gamer…..
Loney is another gamer….who else woud you rather have in a pressure situation…..The man has a really good eye, and when the s**t hits the fan…..
When Kershaw, or Bills can obtain that same attitude…..We are having a different conversation???
Down the hatch!!!
Khali….Out of all the post on this blog….and I have went back and reminenced…..Yours seem t make the most sence….But This is our Year!!!! Our Boys will get it DONE!!!
Go BACK AND READ IT????
Dodger4life, it appears you're having way too much fun. As long as you're toasting players, allow me to tip my cap to a couple guys who will run through a wall for this team: Blake DeWitt and Jason Repko. I don't care what anybody says about Repko. I love this guy.
Khali…I will toast Repko….but tell me I'm wrong in what I've toasted before????…….
I tosted DeWitt…..Don't know a whole lot about Repko, other than it is said he bombs left handed pitching and would be a good alternetive to Andre, in certain situations
And if that will help the ball club I'm all for it!!!
However the kid we just signed from???? Brandon??? looks to have some upside….
Bowa!!! If you dont give the kid a fair chance……I'll be all over your A** And you'll have your hand's full buddy!!!!
Alright it's time to toast Torre……..Time to lean on the rail.. I will say that even know he isn't from the mold of Tommy… or Walter … He does get the Boy's attention and respect, and as long as they buy into that whats the harm, and it ain't a bad thing to have a little positive vibe going your way….and Joe he brings that…..it's up to the Boys to make the best what he gives them!!!!!! …..And positive vibes ha e wn Chamopionships in L.A,before!!!! Believe In the Magic!!!! IT LIVE'S!!!!
Hey there Shad! I have been reading ITD lately; just not posting. I know you changed your name again!!! 🙂
By cpompe1 on December 20, 2009 1:49 PM
Isn't Repko a former SS? He could had backup Furcal to lol.
I'll toast Torre with you! As for Repko, former #1 pick as a shortstop–so you KNOW the guy can play–I'll toast him again. And I'll join in your toast to all in ITD land. And to all you Dallas Cowboy haters out there, I'll toast my favorite team since the 1967 "Frostbite" Bowl. And I'll toast to better days for the struggling UCLA basketball lads…and I'll toast the reborn L.A. Kings…and I'll toast you, Dodger4life, for your unwavering faith in Dodger Blue, easily my favorite team on planet Earth.
I saw Jamie dissin? Frank The Boss
Underneath the cheap seats late last night.
She told him you?re a creep
Dig in your pockets deep
Wipe your brow, don?t look now
I?ll get you when you?re fast asleep
Then I saw Jamie tickle Jeff?s faux pas
Poppin Fresh?s hot-crossed buns tonight.
Oh what a lark it all has been
While both just chase the green.
Jamie dissin? Frank The Boss last night.
�NedCo Broken Holiday Records 2009
LMAO!!!! Verrry, verrry good Enchanted!!!!!
What can I say? – I'm in a festive mood.
Up in the booth Vin Scully pause
Frank in the office hems and haws
Down in the dumpster with lots of joy
Ned finds a hasbeen washed-up boy
Blow blow blow our Jamie goes
Ho Ho Ho that we know-o
In Nicaragua click click click
Sounds like Padilla?s leg got nickt.
First comes the stocking of right field ?Dre
Looks like Frank will have to pay
Give him 6 milly then start to cry
Here come 8 more arbitration guys.
Joe Joe Joe, won?t you go?
Joe Joe Joe, take NedCo.
Down in the dugout pick pick pick
Clean out your nose now and make us sick.
Looks at the stocking of Fanatic Phil,
Halladay who really throws the pill.
Here are some guys though to fill the cracks,
But a real GM is what we lack.
Doh doh doh watch Frank go
Doh doh doh we?ve sunk low-o
In the front office stick stick stick
Our collective feet up Frank?sass quick.
�NedCo Broken Holiday Records 2009
Boy, I guess you are in a festive mood!!!! I have to admit, since I have been singing these songs non-stop for the last three weeks at school, you have really put a whole other spin to these songs. Remarkable really 🙂
enchanted, you make me want to put my mittens on…….
OK, one more.
Ned broke the bank on sinking lead.
Somebody bitched like me.
The doughboy found in Jamie?s bed.
Somebody bitched like me.
Ned wastes some ink on creepy slugs.
Tommy still gives people hugs.
Wish that Frank would eat a bug.
Somebody bitched like me.
Oh, we?re gettin? nuttin? for Christmas.
Fankie and Jamie are mad.
We?re gettin? nuttin? for Christmas.
Cuz our organization?s just sad.
We got a hack in left field there.
Somebody bitched like me.
All Joe does is lean and stare.
Somebody bitched like me.
Jeff did a dance in Jamie?s pants
Frank found out and did a rant
And now we don?t stand no chance.
Somebody bitched like me.
So, we?re gettin? nuttin? for Christmas.
Fankie and Jamie are mad.
We?re gettin? nuttin? for Christmas.
Cuz our organization?s just sad.
We won?t be seeing Halladay.
Somebody bitched like me.
We won?t be signing Jason Bay.
Somebody bitched like me.
Next year I won?t hesitate.
Next year I will tell Frank straight.
Sell the team ?fore its too late.
Somebody bitched like me.
So because of Mrs. Shrew.
All us fans they?re gonna screw…
We get nuttin? for Christmas.
�NedCo Broken Holiday Records 2009
Fantastic, Enchanted!
Aw… come on, a couple more and it will officially be a concert………Good Job E!!!
Well, we are well on our way to our very own ITD Holiday Album……………..starring Enchanted of course. Another fabulous song sir!!!!
Useless Fact For Today:
In 1998, Sony accidently sold 700,000 camcorders that had the technology to see through people's clothes.
OMG! E! You are hilarious! LOL!! I had to cover my mouth here at work while I read your lyrics. the one that I read yesterday was hilarious too.
HelloI LTD readers and writters! I might not post often but I read often!
I love the Christmas gift to season ticket holders! The seats are adorable! I love the prior ones too. My friend Erik texted me that he loves his in the form of the benches in the pavilion. They are both so cute! Good job to the designers!
If anyone wants to look at the pictures, visit my blog.
From the following article…………….
Remember when Ramirez actually mattered?
Yes, I remember quite well when Ramirez actually mattered. I also remember telling everyone to enjoy Manny while he really mattered because there was no way what we saw in him in 2008 would ever happen in 2009. I certainly did not expect such a huge drop off and to me it is no conincidence that his production tailed after the self imposed vacation Manny took last season. However, I suspect that the fans will have much less patience for Manny this coming season if he gets off to a slow start and cannot catch up the pitches he used to crush. The question is, what will management do if that happens?
New thread!
please DODGERS front office Check out JOSE ORTIZ he plays in japan for the SOFTBANK HAWKS. That boy can hit .Hes a power hitting 2nd baseman . POWER POWER POWER.. and he resides in CALIFORNIA. Watch youtube under. JOSE ORTIZ BASEBALL. DODGER FANS tell me what you think. LA 4life. NED.C
Tom and Mary congratulated us on the birth of our daughter.His looks are always funny.she has been cranky all day.hind your light under a bushel.I am a football fan.The cupboards in her kitchen were full of things she did not need.The cupboards in her kitchen were full of things she did not need.I don't think you are right.Take me to the airport��please.I'm sure we can get you a great good deal
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Episode 1: Boruto Uzumaki!
Episode 2: The Hokage's Son
Episode 3: Metal Lee Goes Wild!
Episode 4: A Ninjutsu Battle of the Sexes!
Episode 5: The Mysterious Transfer Student!
Episode 6: The Final Lesson
Episode 7: Love and Potato Chips
Episode 8: The Dream's Revelation
Episode 9: Proof of Oneself
Episode 10: The Ghost Incident. The Investigation Begins!
Episode 11: The Shadow of the Mastermind
Episode 12: Boruto and Mitsuki
Episode 13: The Demon Beast Appears
Episode 14: The Path That Boruto Can See
Episode 15: A New Path
Episode 16: Crisis: The Threat of Failing!
Episode 17: Run, Sarada!
Episode 18: A Day in the Life of the Uzumaki Family
Episode 19: Sarada Uchiha
Episode 20: The Boy with the Sharingan
Episode 21: Sasuke and Sarada
Episode 22: Connected Feelings
Episode 23: Bonds Come in All Shapes
Episode 24: Boruto and Sarada
Episode 25: The Turbulent Field Trip
Episode 26: The Mizukage's Successor
Episode 27: A Shinobi Bout of Friendship
Episode 28: Declaration of War
Episode 29: The New Seven Ninja Swordsmen
Episode 30: The Sharingan vs. the Lightning Blade, Kiba the Fang
Episode 31: Boruto and Kagura
Episode 32: The Quest for Souvenirs
Episode 33: The Super Beast Scroll Slump
Episode 34: The Night of the Shooting Stars
Episode 35: The Parent Teacher Conference
Episode 36: The Graduation Exam Begins!
Episode 37: A Shinobi's Resolve
Episode 38: Formation of the Three-Man Squad?
Episode 39: The Path Lit by the Full Moon
Episode 40: Team 7: The First Mission!
Episode 41: Strength in Unity
Episode 42: A Ninja's Job
Episode 43: The Byakuya Gang Surfaces!
Episode 44: Shikadai's Doubts
Episode 45: Memories from the Day of Snow
Episode 46: Go! The Crest of Night Strategy!
Episode 47: The Figure I Want to Be
Episode 48: The Genin Documentary
Episode 49: Wasabi and Namida
Episode 50: The Chunin Exams: The Recommendation Meeting
Episode 51: Boruto's Birthday
Episode 52: Sasuke's Shadow
Episode 53: Himawari's Birthday
Episode 54: Sasuke and Boruto
Episode 55: The Scientific Ninja Tool
Episode 56: Rivals, Gather!
Episode 57: The Reason I Can't Lose
Episode 58: The Tournament Begins!
Episode 59: Boruto vs. Shikadai
Episode 60: The Hidden Leaf vs. the Hidden Sand
Episode 61: The Iron Sand User: Shinki
Episode 62: The Otsutsuki Invasion
Episode 63: Sasuke's Secret Weapon
Episode 64: Rescuing Naruto!
Episode 65: Father and Child
Episode 66: My Story...!
Episode 67: Super Cho-Cho Butterfly Mode
Episode 68: Super Cho-Cho Kiss Mode!
Episode 69: Super Cho-Cho Love Upheaval!
Episode 70: The Other Side of Anxiety
Episode 71: The Hardest Rock in the World
Episode 72: Mitsuki's Will
Episode 73: The Other Side of the Moon
Episode 74: The Enemy, Ino-Shika-Cho!
Episode 75: The Trials of Ryuchi Cave
Episode 76: Incurring Wrath
Episode 77: A Fierce Enemy: Garaga's Ferocious Attack!
Episode 78: Everyone's Motives
Episode 79: Reunion with Mitsuki
Episode 80: Mitsuki's Friend
Episode 81: Boruto's Wish
Episode 82: Infiltrating the Hidden Stone Village
Episode 83: Ohnoki's Justice
Episode 84: Ohnoki's Thoughts, Ku's Thoughts
Episode 85: The Heart Stone
Episode 86: Kozuchi's Will
Episode 87: The Sensation of Living
Episode 88: Clash: Kokuyou!
Episode 89: A Piercing Heart
Episode 90: Mitsuki and Sekiei
Episode 91: Ohnoki's Will
Episode 92: A New Ordinary
Episode 93: Parent and Child Day
Episode 94: A Heaping Helping! The Eating Contest!
Episode 95: Tactics for Getting Along with Your Daughter
Episode 96: Blood, Sweat, and Namida
Episode 97: Shikadai's Decision
Episode 98: The Cursed Forest
Episode 99: Jugo and the Curse Mark
Episode 100: The Predestined Path
Episode 101: Jugo's Reinforcements
Episode 102: Melee!
Episode 103: Migration Season
Episode 104: The Little Roommate
Episode 105: A Wound on the Heart
Episode 106: The Steam Ninja Scrolls: The S-Rank Mission!
Episode 107: The Steam Ninja Scrolls: The Dog and Cat War!
Episode 108: The Steam Ninja Scrolls: The Haunted Inn!
Episode 109: The Steam Ninja Scrolls: Potato Chips and the Giant Boulder!
Episode 110: The Steam Ninja Scrolls: The Resurrection Hot Springs!
Episode 111: The Steam Ninja Scrolls: Mirai's King!
Episode 112: The Chunin Selection Conference
Episode 113: The Qualities of a Captain
Episode 114: X Cards Proxy War!
Episode 115: Team 25
Episode 116: Konohamaru and Remon
Episode 117: Remon's Secret
Episode 118: Something That Steals Memories
Episode 119: Konohamaru's Ninja Way
Episode 120: With Sasuke as the Goal
Episode 121: The Entrusted Mission: Protect the One Tails!
Episode 122: The Puppet Battle!
Episode 123: Urashiki Returns
Episode 124: Decision Time
Episode 125: Boruto and Shinki
Episode 126: Shukaku's Trick
Episode 127: Make-Out Tactics
Episode 128: Urashiki's Target
Episode 129: The Village Hidden in the Leaves
Episode 130: Genin, Assemble!
Episode 131: The Power of the Nine Tails
Episode 132: Jiraiya's Assignment
Episode 133: A Village Without Sasuke
Episode 134: The Power to See the Future
Episode 135: The Last Battle: Urashiki
Episode 136: Crossing Time!
Episode 137: The Samurai Exchange Student
Episode 138: Hiashi's Birthday
Episode 139: The Terror! Enko Onikuma
Episode 140: The Mind Transfer Jutsu That Lost to Potato Chips
Episode 141: The Shinobi Prison: Hozuki Castle
Episode 142: A Test of Willpower
Episode 143: The Criminal Targeting Kokuri
Episode 144: Kokuri's Secret
Episode 145: Breaking Out of Hozuki Castle
Episode 146: Executing the Prison Break!
Episode 147: The Fateful Moonlit Battle
Episode 148: A New Mission!!
Episode 149: Friends!!
Episode 150: The Value of a Hidden Ace
Episode 151: Boruto and Tento
Episode 152: Developing One's Medical Ninjutsu
Episode 153: Harmony in Gold
Episode 154: Himawari's Ninja Trial Session
Episode 155: Mitsuki's Rainy Day
Episode 156: I Can't Stay in My Slim Form
Episode 157: Kara's Footprints
Episode 158: The Man Who Disappeared
Episode 159: The Hashirama Cell
Episode 160: To the Land of Silence
Episode 161: The Castle of Nightmares
Episode 162: Escaping the Tightening Net
Episode 163: The Pursuers
Episode 164: The Forbidden Jutsu of Death
Episode 165: The Quadruplets' Duty
Episode 166: Death Match
Episode 167: Their Decision
Episode 168: Training Begins
Episode 169: A Joint Mission with the Sand
Episode 170: A New Rasengan
Episode 171: The Results of Training
Episode 172: A Signature of Fear
Episode 173: The Secret Behind the Underground Room
Episode 174: The Revival of the Divine Tree
Episode 175: Beyond the Limits!
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cheating lil bitch boruto
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The Foresight Institute Prize in Communication was awarded to Tim Harper, President, and Paul Holister, independent nanotech consultant and former Chief Information Architect, of Cientifica for educating the nanotechnology community about the long-term potential of molecular nanotechnology. The recipients communicate via their electronic newsletter, TNT Weekly, and publish an industry survey, The Nanotechnology Opportunity Report. These two communicators are in constant contact with thousands of scientists, businesses and investors active in the nanotechnology world.
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This award recognizes outstanding journalistic or other communication endeavors that lead to a better public understanding of molecular nanotechnology or other key emerging technologies of high social or environmental impact.
By offering this Prize, Foresight hopes to encourage continued responsible coverage of molecular nanotechnology and other emerging technologies as a means for engaging the public in dialogue leading to improved public policy on these important issues.
The award recipient must accept in person at the Feynman Awards Banquet at the 11th Foresight Institute Conference on Molecular Nanotechnology, to be held October 10-12, 2003, at the San Francisco Airport Marriott in Burlingame, California. The winner will receive complimentary full registration including tutorial and banquet, coach airfare and up to 3 nights hotel (arranged by Foresight Institute, Sat. night stay required).
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XCOM: Enemy Unknown was one of my favorite games of 2012, and a year later, I enjoyed its iOS port all the same. It was a wonderful way to play it on the go, and considering the fact that it was basically the full game, it wasn't really gimped outside of the visuals.
Now, you can grab it on Android for $10 from the Google Play storefront. Word is that an Amazon Appstore release will be coming soon if that's your thing. If you're sitting around with your new Android device and can't find anything to play on it, this is your huckleberry.
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In many ways, The Stig is like Santa Claus. So is this driver doing insane donuts in a modified London Taxi Cab as part of the Top Gear Festival 2011 really THE Stig or a similarly skilled driver in Stig clothing? Do we care? The spirit is in him.
Also, as far as we can tell, that isn't someone dressed as Tiff Needell, that's actually Tiff Needell.


text: 1. Clinical lecture on an obscure tumor of the abdomen: amputation of the breast for Paget's disease followed by cancer : tuberculosis of the tonsil and soft palate, by a method which avoided splitting of the cheek or dividing the jaw : delivered at the Jefferson Medical College Hospital Author(s): Keen, William W. (William Williams), 1837-1932 Publication: [Philadelphia? : s.n., 1897?] Subject(s): Tuberculosis, Oral -- surgeryAbdominal Neoplasms -- surgeryBreast Neoplasms -- surgerySurgical Procedures, Operative -- methods


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WASHINGTON — A surprisingly weak jobs report for a second straight month has renewed concern that the U.S. economy might be slowing after a strong finish last year.
Employers added 113,000 jobs in January, far fewer than the average monthly gain of 194,000 last year. Job gains have averaged just 154,000 the past three months, down from 201,000 in the preceding three.
The sluggish job growth could undermine hopes that economic growth will accelerate this year. But economists also say they expect hiring to return to healthier levels in coming months. They note that solid job gains in January in areas like manufacturing and construction point to underlying strength.
The government said Friday that manufacturers, construction firms and mining and drilling companies added a strong 76,000 jobs combined.
"You rarely see expansions in these industries without the economy being in fairly healthy shape," said Gary Burtless, an economist at Brookings Institution.
And more people began looking for work in January, a sign that they were optimistic about finding jobs. Many of these people found work, thereby reducing the unemployment rate to 6.6 percent from 6.7 percent in December. That's the lowest rate since October 2008.
"The underlying trend in employment growth is still decidedly positive, despite the slowdown we experienced in December and January," Diane Swonk, chief economist at Mesirow Financial, wrote in a research note.
Investors seemed generally pleased by the figures. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 78 points early in the day, before paring its gains by late morning.
Cold weather likely held back hiring in December, economists said, but the impact faded in January. Construction firms, which sometimes stop work in bad weather, added 48,000 jobs last month.
Over the past month, signs of economic weakness in the United States and overseas have sent stock prices sinking. Upheaval in developing countries has further spooked investors.
The anxiety marks a reversal from just a few weeks ago, when most analysts were increasingly hopeful about the global economy. The U.S. economy grew at a sturdy 3.7 percent annual pace in the second half of last year. The Dow finished 2013 at a record high. Europe's economy was slowly emerging from a long recession. Japan was finally perking up after two decades of stagnation.
But then the government reported a dismal hiring report for December: Employers added just 75,000 jobs. And on Monday, an industry survey found that manufacturing grew far more slowly in January than in December. A measure of new orders in the report reached its lowest level in a year. That report contributed to a dizzying 326-point plunge in the Dow.
Also this week, automakers said sales slipped 3 percent in January. And last week, a measure of signed contracts to buy homes fell sharply, according to the National Association of Realtors.
On a more hopeful note, a survey of service sector companies, including retailers, banks and restaurants, found that they grew faster in January than in December.
Friday's report showed that some higher-paying industries added jobs in January. Factories contributed 21,000. Professional and technical services, which includes architects and engineers, added 20,000.
But health care employment was mostly unchanged for a second straight month after adding 17,000 jobs a month last year. Retailers cut 12,900, the most in 18 months.
And in January, government shed 29,000 jobs, mostly in education and the Postal Service. That was the biggest drop in government employment in 15 months.
Average hourly earnings rose 5 cents to $24.21, Friday's report said. Average hourly pay has risen 1.9 percent in the past year, slightly ahead of the 1.5 percent inflation rate.


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Google may be on the verge of taking an extraordinary step for a giant American business: Pulling out of the Chinese market.
The Silicon Valley search giant confirms as much in a blog post with the deceptively anodyne title "A new approach to China."
In it, Google details recent attacks against its systems apparently seeking access to "Gmail accounts of Chinese human rights activists." A related post admits, shockingly, that some of Google's "intellectual property" -- the software code and other technical secrets that let it run its business -- was "compromised."
Google says that some 20 publicly traded companies were targeted by the attack across a wide array of industries. So far, none have come forward save possibly for Adobe, which stated Tuesday that it, too, had recently been targeted by hackers. Adobe did not go into as much detail about the nature of its attack.
It's because of these breaches, Google chief legal officer David Drummond wrote, that Google is rethinking its business strategy in China, even possibly "having to shut down Google.cn, and potentially our offices in China."
For now, Google is playing chicken with China's censorious regime, removing the filters it has applied to Web searches to block controversial matter like the Tiananmen massacre -- and essentially daring the Chinese government to do something about it.
While Google hasn't gone as far as saying that the Chinese government is behind the hacking incident, its response seems to tie the hacking incident with a seemingly unrelated policy of government censorship. That suggests Google knows more than it's saying.
Given the current global business market, where American businesses as diverse as Coca-Cola and Applied Materials do far more business overseas than in the US itself, it's a gutsy move to even consider closing the virtual doors on business in China.
In some ways it's not a hard move for Google to make. It has struggled to win market share away from Baidu, the dominant search engine in China, and its business in the country is currently "immaterial" to its financial results. But there is still a ton of potential revenue to be tapped, with a billion potential searchers to attract.
Google and its chief Web rival Yahoo have both run into public-relations trouble in China over the course of the past decade, largely because of China's policies on censorship and its harsh treatment of dissidents. Yahoo has been criticized for turning over critics' emails, while Google has been criticized for bending it's "don't be evil" philosophy to accommodate China's Web censorship.
The biggest audience for Google's threatened China pullout may not actually be China's Politburo. Instead, it's the idealistic young engineers Google currently employs and hopes to recruit. Thriving on the Web's culture of openness, they must see Google's accommodation of China as a cynical business move. By saying it's had enough and drawing a line in the silicon sand, Google is saying that "don't be evil" still means something.
It's also an implicit challenge to the rest of corporate America: Will the other targets of this attack stay silent as they get hacked, filtered, blocked, and censored? Or will they, too, speak up?


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Michigan City, IN (October 17, 2017) – Horizon Bancorp (NASDAQ GS: HBNC, "Horizon"), the parent of Horizon Bank, announces the completion of the acquisition of Wolverine Bancorp, Inc. and its wholly-owned subsidiary Wolverine Bank located in Michigan, effective October 17, 2017. Wolverine Bancorp, Inc. merged into Horizon and, simultaneously, Wolverine Bank merged into Horizon Bank. As previously announced, the combined banks will operate under the name Horizon Bank.
"This merger allows Horizon to extend our reach into Michigan while remaining true to our values as we partner with this like-minded institution," said Horizon's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Craig M. Dwight. "Wolverine Bank's foundation is to contribute to the success of their customers by offering creative financial solutions based upon sound financial advice while being mindful of the communities they serve. This stems from their goal to preserve the values of community banking. We expect that our complementary product offerings and commitment to the local communities will result in success for the shareholders of the combined company, employees, customers and communities at large."
The companies will establish a local advisory board for the Great Lakes Bay Region to ensure it remains connected to, and informed about, trends and needs of the local community. In addition, Eric P. Blackhurst, a Midland, Michigan resident, was appointed to Horizon's Board of Directors immediately after the closing. Mr. Dwight added, "Eric will be a great addition to our board and will add considerable value given his local knowledge and corporate experience as Assistant General Counsel, Corporate and Financial Law for Dow Chemical Company."
Dwight explained that the Wolverine merger provides an excellent opportunity to expand Horizon's current market presence into Michigan's Great Lakes Bay Region and Southeastern Michigan. This expansion also complements Horizon's locations in East Lansing and Grand Rapids, Michigan. "We believe that establishing a significant presence in these larger markets and regions of Michigan will provide Horizon with substantial growth opportunities, a key component to our future success," Dwight commented.
David H. Dunn, President and Chief Executive Officer of Wolverine Bank, stated, "We are excited about this partnership and we look forward to the new opportunities this bringsto increase the depth of products and services we can offer to our customers, while providing significant value to our shareholders. Importantly, Horizon shares our commitment to community banking and understands the value we provide to the communities we serve. We will keep our branches open and staffed by familiar, local professionals dedicated to our being a trusted financial partner in our communities."
The combined companies are implementing integration plans that include a systems integration and signage change expected to take place the weekend of November 11,2017, at which point, customer accounts will automatically change to Horizon accounts. Customer checks, direct deposits, payments, and account numbers will remain unchanged in order to make this transition as smooth as possible.
Horizon was advised in the transaction by Raymond James & Associates, Inc. and the law firm of Barnes & Thornburg, LLP. Wolverine was advised by Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc. and the law firm of Luse Gorman, PC.
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Horizon Bancorp is an independent, commercial bank holding company serving northern and central Indiana, southwest and central Michigan, and central Ohio. Horizon also offers mortgage-banking services throughout the Midwest. Horizon Bancorp may be reached online at www.horizonbank.com. Its common stock is traded on the NASDAQ Global Select Market under the symbol HBNC.
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Although management believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable, actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied in such statements. Risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially include risk factors relating to the banking industry and the other factors detailed from time to time in Horizon's reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including those described in its Form 10-K. Undue reliance should not be placed on the forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof. Horizon does not undertake, and specifically disclaims any obligation, to publicly release the result of any revisions that may be made to update any forward-looking statement to reflect the events or circumstances after the date on which the forward-looking statement is made, or reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events, except to the extent required by law.
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Mon Nov 06, 2017 6:03 pm
After completing this course, would one have the certifications necessary to become a professional herbalist or would more certifications need to be obtained? Is this intended to be used for personal use only?
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You will be able to say you completed the course of study. There are no official certifications for being an herbalist. Cannot remember if Patrick covers that in one of the modules or not.
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After completing this course, would one have the certifications necessary to become a professional herbalist or would more certifications need to be obtained? Is this intended to be used for personal use only?
There is no state or federal licensing or certifiaction for herbalists. Most states allow one to practice as an herbalist so long as you don't diagnose or prescribe (check your state laws). My intent with the program is that you be able to teach classes, start an herb business or practice as a cliical herbalist and be paid for it by your clients. Many of my students are doing so. :0)
Holler if you have other questions. Give me a call if you like as well.
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The HomeGrown Herbalist School of Herbal Medicine
After many requests, much reflection and some major re-arrangements in my life to make it possible, I've decided to expand the offerings of herbal education offered by HomeGrown Herbalist, LLC.
I believe it's critical that we learn to take charge of our own health and become medically self-sufficient. There are many herbal education programs available. Many are quite expensive. Many focus too little on medicinal plants and too much on commercial formulas they'd like you to buy. Many are, frankly, not based on anatomical and physiological facts but depend instead on esoteric, metaphorical systems of diagnosis and treatment that have little to do with what's actually going on in the body or the plant. Most of them have no hands-on learning or personal instruction with the teachers.
What would it be worth:
- to be taught the principles of anatomy and physiology that would really help you understand how the body works in a clear and direct way?
- to really understand what the plants are doing to the organs and systems of the body?
- to be taught by someone that has actually used medicinal plants in his clinical practice all day, every day for many years?
What if :
- that teacher didn't just treat head colds, acne and low energy but actually used herbs to address serious wounds, rattlesnake bites, gangrene, systemic infections, MS, Lyme disease, and all manner of other serious conditions?
- that teacher personally cultivated and processed over 80 different medicinal plants on his own property and could teach you to do the same?
- you could spend time with that teacher learning, hands-on, how to make tinctures, glycerites, salves lotions and other herbal medicines?
- you could walk through the deserts and forests with that teacher and be taught how to identify and harvest medicinal and edible plants yourself?
- you could spend several days with that teacher in deep-learning,
Master's Seminars
Here's the good news! Now you can find out exactly what all those things are like!
My name is Patrick Jones. I am a practicing veterinarian and a clinical herbalist. For years I've used the power of herbs to bless the lives of my veterinary patients and my human herb clients. Because of my veterinary credentials and license, I have had the unique opportunity to treat cases that most herbalists wouldn't dream of addressing. I can give you the benefit of that experience. Because of my passion for herbal education and, frankly, my dissatisfaction with what is available for would-be herbalists, I've decided to create a comprehensive herbal education experience.
Here's What the Program Includes:
Online Lessons
on topics such as the following:
- History of herbal medicine
- General Principles of Herbal Healing
- Principles of Herbal Medicine Making
- Principles of Creating Herbal Formulas
- Bacterial infections: Pathophysiology of disease and herbal intervention.
- Fungal Infections: Pathophysiology of disease and herbal intervention.
- Viral Infections: Pathophysiology of disease and herbal intervention.
- Central Nervous System: Anatomy, Physiology and Herbal Interactions
- Respiratory System: Anatomy, Physiology and Herbal Interactions
- Immune System: Anatomy, Physiology and Herbal Interactions
- Cardiovascular System: Anatomy, Physiology and Herbal Interactions
- Kidneys and Bladder: Anatomy, Physiology and Herbal Interactions
- Male Reproductive: Anatomy, Physiology and Herbal Interactions
- Female Reproductive: Anatomy, Physiology and Herbal Interactions
- Liver and Gall Bladder: Anatomy, Physiology and Herbal Interactions
- Muscles, Tendons, Ligaments: Anatomy, Physiology and Herbal Interactions
- Bones and Joints: Anatomy, Physiology and Herbal Interactions
- Digestive System: Anatomy, Physiology and Herbal Interactions
- Wound Management
- Managing Venomous Snake and Spider Bites
- Poultice use
- Herbal Pills, Boluses and Electuaries
- Advanced Tincture Technique (beyond pouring booze in a jar)
- Herbal Energetics
- Spirituality and Herbalism: God and His Greens
- Ethics and Legal Principles of Herbal Practice
- Working Up an Herbal Case
- Herbal Gardening
- Collecting wild Herbs
- Drying, Processing & Preserving Herbs
- Dozens of Monographs on individual plants
Online courses will be available at a rate of 2-4 courses per month. You can complete them at your own pace. Some will include written or hands-on assignments.
Access to a Private
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- Log in to the forum any time to discuss assignments, ask questions or shoot the breeze with other students.
Master's Seminars
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- These Seminars will be held in Utah and/or Southern Idaho. They will be Saturday, all-day events with intense instruction on herbal topics.
Herb Walks
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- One in the mountains, one in the desert. We will deeply explore each of these environments and learn the plants that live there. The walks will be held in Utah and Southern Idaho.
Herbal Medicine Making Workshop
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- Role up your sleeves we're makin' medicine! These seminars will be held at various times in 2014 in Utah and Idaho. Attend as often as you like!
What's the Course Worth?
- 50 online lessons @ $15 each.....$750
- 2 Master's Seminars @ $100 each.....$200
- 2 Herb walks @ $75 each.....$150
- 1 Herbal Medicine Making Workshop.....$75
- Taking charge of your own health and being more self-sufficient..........
Looks like about $1175
So, What's it Going to Cost?
How about $799 for the whole shebang?
Why so inexpensive? Because I think it's really important that you do it. In fact, I think it's so important that I'll do you one better?
Enroll today and your spouse* can join you for free!
That, friends, is a screamin' deal.
*This offer doesn't include boyfriends, sisters-in-law, daughters or friendly neighbors, only husbands or wives legally and lawfully wedded.
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I want my dream living room to look like this (minus the washer & dryer, of course.)
I l.o.v.e. the color of the walls soooooooo much & when I was at the fabric store recently --- with nary a thought of purchasing any yarn --- I stopped dead in my tracks when I spotted this yarn --> Soft Baby Steps in aqua.
Why, it is the perfect color of my dream living room!!....
So I snatched up enough to do this aran isle throw to match my new dream living room.
I love the texture in these stitches.
Bobbles, front and back double crochet, skipping stitches and wrapping stitches to enclose stitches = tons of texture.
It's the perfect color & afghan design for when I have my feet up & I'm watching the rest of the family scrape off all of the old paint & rolling on that new aqua paint color in my newly decorated living room....
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text: The Swedish experience does demonstrate that it's possible for a welfare-state society to survive the waning of religion and the decline of traditional marriage without sacrificing middle class prosperity. But this success is founded on a level of cultural homogeneity and an inheritance of social capital that simply isn't available in a polyglot republic-cum-empire like our own. Sweden has the population of North Carolina, no real linguistic or religious diversity, no experience of chattel slavery or mass immigration (and the children of recent immigrants in Sweden, incidentally, tend to have much higher poverty rates than the native-born), and a culture of Lutheran thrift and prudence that endures even though Lutheranism itself is on life support. America is and always has been a country of much greater diversity and wider cultural extremes, which is why we've always had to lean more heavily than smaller and more homogeneous societies on a wide array of mediating institutions — churches, families and private associations of all sorts — to foster assimilation, encourage upward mobility, and make the pursuit of happiness a possibility for people from wildly different walks of life. Even if the Scandinavian counter-example — in which a strong government compensates for a weakened social fabric — has some applicability here, it offers fewer lessons than many liberals like to think. The bonds that hold Swedish society together aren't just the creation of a well-funded welfare state, and they simply aren't available to, say, recent immigrants in Southern California or struggling blue-collar workers in the post-industrial Midwest.


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Shauna James Ahern's Caramelized Onions
Use these caramelized onions in Shauna James Ahern's Quinoa-Stuffed Peppers from Gluten-Free Girl Every Day or atop burgers, inside sandwiches, or spread onto crostini.
Excerpted from Gluten-Free Girl Every Day, copyright 2013 by Shauna James Ahern with Danny Ahern. Reproduced by permission of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. All rights reserved. Available wherever books are sold.
- Yield:makes 2 cups
- Active time: 30 minutes
- Total time:1 hour
- 4 large white onions, peeled
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 teaspoon sugar (optional)
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
Cut the onions in half lengthwise, and then take off the ends, where the last of the peel is probably clinging a bit. Cut each half in half. Slowly, slice the onions. Try to make the slices as even in size as possible.
Set a Dutch oven or large, wide pot over medium-high heat. When the air above the pot feels hot to your touch, pour in the oil. Add the butter. When the butter has melted and the oil shimmers in the pot, add the sliced onions. Toss them to coat with the oil and butter.
After 10 minutes, pinch the sugar (if using) and salt over the top of the onions and stir well to coat. Cook the onions, stirring every 10 minutes or so, until they soften and then begin to reduce in volume. After about 30 minutes, the onions shrink into themselves, browning. Stir the onions, scraping the bottom of the pot with a metal spatula, to catch all that brown caramelized goodness.
Don't let the onions burn! One bit of burn and the entire pot of caramelized onions will taste nasty, furrowing the brow of anyone who eats them. You don't want that.
Turn down the heat to medium. Cook the onions, stirring and scraping the bottom of the pot about every 2 to 3 minutes, to make sure they don't burn. If you wish, you can add a tablespoon of water to deglaze the pot and make sure you don't miss any of the browned bits. This is where you have to be attentive.
After 45 minutes, the onions will be lovely. After 60 minutes, the onions will be dark brown, wafting a slight sweetness. The longer you cook them, the darker and sweeter the onions will grow.
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Embedded Metadata:
An Explanation with Real World UsesWith Greg Reser, metadata specialist at the University of California, San Diego
CAMS Classroom 138, Weitz Center for Creativity
Monday, October 17th, 2011
Metadata Deluxe Blog, workshop downloads, and Greg's PowerPoint presentation at Carleton
This workshop explained how metadata, both technical and descriptive, is and can be embedded in these files and how its addition makes them more accessible and usable. If you have a large collection of digital files and are looking for a way to add information about them without a database, using embedded metadata may be for you.
In a hands-on session, we worked with several existing embedded metadata reading and editing tools and introduced the Visual Resources Association's custom XMP File Info panel for Adobe Photoshop and Bridge applications.
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uniQure Appoints Hans Christian Rohde Chief Commercial Officer
06 Dec, 2012, 07:00 GMT
AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands, December 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
uniQure B.V., a leader in the field of human gene therapy, today announced the appointment of Hans Christian Rohde as Chief Commercial Officer.
Mr. Rohde joins uniQure from Basilea Pharmaceutica (SIX: BSLN) where from 2007 he was Chief Commercial Officer and member of the company's executive management committee with responsibility for global commercial operations, marketing, supply chain, medical affairs, pricing and market access.
"We are very pleased with Hans Christian's appointment," says Jörn Aldag, CEO of uniQure. "With the approval of Glybera we need to rapidly build and expand our commercial organization to enable the successful roll-out of Glybera and provide access to this crucial treatment to as many patients as possible. Hans Christian's experience and successful track-record in major biotechnology companies such as Basilea, Merck-Serono and Biogen Idec provide us with the necessary leadership qualities to successfully commercialize Glybera."
Hans Christian Rohde (M.Sc., MBA) has almost 25 years experience in commercial roles at leading biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies. Prior to Basilea Pharmaceutica, Mr. Rohde was Corporate Vice President, Head of Global Therapeutic Areas Reproductive Health and Endocrinology at Merck-Serono from 2003 until 2007. Before this he was responsible for international marketing and global market development at Biogen Idec. From 1992 until 2000, Mr Rohde held positions of increasing commercial responsibility at Novo Nordisk. Mr. Rohde started his career at Laboratoires Syntex.
About uniQure
uniQure is a world leader in the development of human gene based therapies. uniQure's Glybera, a gene therapy for the treatment of lipoprotein lipase deficiency has been approved in the European Union, and is the first approved gene therapy in the Western world. uniQure's product pipeline of gene therapy products in development comprise hemophilia B, acute intermittent porphyria, Parkinson's disease and SanfilippoB. Using adeno-associated viral (AAV) derived vectors as the delivery vehicle of choice for therapeutic genes, the company has been able to design and validate probably the world's first stable and scalable AAV manufacturing platform. This proprietary platform can be applied to a large number of rare (orphan) diseases caused by one faulty gene. uniQure's largest shareholders are Forbion Capital Partners and Gilde Healthcare, two of the leading life sciences venture capital firms in the Netherlands. Further information can be found at http://www.uniqure.com.
uniQure has developed Glybera as a therapy for patients with the genetic disorder lipoprotein lipase deficiency, an orphan disease. The disease is caused by mutations in the LPL gene, resulting in highly decreased or absent activity of LPL enzyme in patients. This enzyme is needed in order to break down large fat-carrying particles that circulate in the blood after each meal. When such particles, called chylomicrons, accumulate in the blood, they may obstruct small blood vessels. Excess chylomicrons result in recurrent and severe acute inflammation of the pancreas, called pancreatitis, the most debilitating complication of LPLD. Glybera has orphan drug designation in the EU and US, and obtained marketing authorisation from the European Commission for commercialization in the 27 EU countries in November, 2012, making it the first gene therapy to win approval in the Western world.
SOURCE uniQure B.V.