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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Sophomores Cahit Kapukiran and Laurynas Antropikas won singles matches on Friday to advance to the quarterfinals as the Stetson men's tennis team played at the Bedford Cup.
Only eight players remain in the singles tournament that started with 59 players, and two of them are from Stetson. Kapukiran defeated Will Neuner of Florida Atlantic 6-3, 6-2 and will take on Norbert Nemcsek of North Florida on Saturday.
Antropikas, meanwhile, faced off with teammate sophomore Simon Julin in the round of 16. After Julin won the first set on a tie breaker, Antropikas won the next two, 6-4 and 6-1 to advance to take on Michael Rinaldi of Florida State.
Junior Nathan Debut, the fourth member of the Stetson squad playing the round of 16, lost to Nemcsek in three sets on Friday.
Debut had more success on doubles Friday, teaming with senior Hans Adrian Riseng to win a pair of matches to reach the semifinals of the Bedford Cup. The duo defeated Reid/Echeverry of FGCU 8-1 and then topped Garcia/Haffey of Florida State 8-6 on Friday. Debut and Riseng will take on Nemcsek/Findel-Hawkins of UNF on Saturday.
Junior Chester Espie, Riseng, and sophomore Egor Panyushkin all won their consolation singles matches on Friday.


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Donna Jean Polyak, 77, of Tiffin, passed away Tuesday evening, Dec. 25, 2012, at her home.
She was born June 25, 1935, in Seneca County, to Verbin and Beda (Myers) Kistler. She married John A. Polyak and he preceded her in death in 1996.
Survivors include son, Tim (Cathy) Polyak of Tiffin; three grandchildren, twins, Kelsey and Paige, and Logan Polyak; and cousin, Dale (April) Bickel of Clyde.
She was preceded in death by her parents and a sister, Mabel Kistler.
Donna graduated from Republic High School and worked at Tiffin Savings Bank and then Commercial Bank, in the loan department for more than 30 years, retiring in 1990. She was a sprint car fan for many years; going to races and following her granddaughter's racing. Donna enjoyed going to Amish country, antiques and auctions.
Her memorial service will be 11 a.m. today, Dec. 28, 2012, at Community United Church of Christ, Fort Seneca, with Pastor Mike Sassanella officiating. Burial will be private at a later date at Pleasant Union Cemetery, Old Fort.
Friends may visit with the family from 10-11 a.m. today at the church.
Memorial contributions may be made to the church.
Condolences may be sent and the guestbook signed at www.hgmackfuneralhome.com.


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There were some big games this past week and they surely delivered. I wasn't too surprised of the outcomes of these last week. It seems that everything went as planned just like my NCAA Bracket…which I'm tied for 1st place!
In last week's game of the week, Ithaca defeated Cortland 11-8. These two squads will meet again sometime in May. Middlebury made their trip to DC a success by defeating the surprising Generals of W&L 12-10.
Western New England got the best of Nazareth in a 10-9 burner. That is a big win for WNE who cracked the Top 10 this week in the USILA polls. And to round out the week, Stevenson continued its winning ways over Lynchburg in a 12-10 victory.
This week doesn't offer that much in high quality match ups. They're all waiting until the weather gets warmer all over D3land. Or everyone's Waiting for next week's match up of #1 Salisbury and #2 Stevenson.
Game of the Week
NESCAC Scrap - #12 Wesleyan @ #9 Tufts
The Jumbos have steadily climbed up the polls and Wesleyan brings an extremely stingy defense.
Fightin' for Home
#14 Haverford @ #8 Washington College
This could very well decide home field for the Centennial tournament.
Preseason Match up of the Year
#16 Gettysburg @ #1 Salisbury
This is first time in a long time that both teams weren't in the top 5 while facing each other. It should still be great to attend as Salisbury has their Lax Alumni weekend with a golf tournament on Friday and the honoring of the 1999 National Champions at halftime on Saturday! I'm so there!!


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Fairbanks is a gold rush town deep in Alaska's interior, built by miners after gold was discovered in 1902. It still has a frontier feel, and serves as gateway to the Arctic North Slope villages. This is the land of the aurora borealis or northern Lights - rippling ribbons of green, yellow, orange, red, and blue light best seen from December to March. In winter, you can view this phenomenon from the warm aurorium at the Chena Hot Springs Resort.
On a summer visit, discover the Large Animal Research Station, where you can safely observe musk oxen, caribou, and reindeer. The El Dorado Gold Mine two-hour train tour is worth looking into - it winds on a narrow track through a reconstructed gold mining camp. Then head to the Chena River for wilderness for rafting, canoeing, and kayaking.
Sam's Sourdough Caf� serves sourdough pancakes any time of day. Try the brisket, ribs, and corn at Big Daddy's, "the northernmost southern barbecue," and enjoy live music on weekend nights. Or, why not head a few miles out of town to the Blue Loon for live bands, dancing, and a lot of good beer.


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OK, who saw the German women's team last night?
That's all I'm saying.
OK, who saw the German women's team last night?
That's all I'm saying.
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#408. Sixty three not out forever.
Find Beach Volleyball pretty boring to be honest, probably my least favourite sport at the Olympics but it gets massive exposure..most of the women aren't even that great...didn't think the German's last night we're that good looking to be hones, sure they had good bodies but. Much prefer the indoor volleyball to watch...its faster and more aggresive and you do get some decent lookers in that (eg Poland last night)
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Aye, but not much you can get away with watching on the tele with the wife in the room.....
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Disappointing IMO.
Seem to remember the Beach Volleyball in 2000 and 2004 providing a reason to watch it. Not so much this year. Thoughts?
Apart from Freeman and Fairweather, Cook and Potthurst was pretty much my highlight of the Sydney Olympics. Didn't really watch any Beach Volleyball this time.
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Cora Chavez
Dec. 26, 1925-Dec. 24, 2012
Age: 86
Residence: Greeley
Cora Chavez, 86, of Greeley died on Dec. 24, 2012, at Fairacres Manor. She was born Dec. 26, 1925, in Pierce, to Matias and Mary Agnes (DeHerrera) Archibeque.
She married Fred Chavez, who was injured, and died in active duty on July 12, 1953, during the Korean War. She later met Hector Benavides. They spent many years together before he died in November 2008.
Cora worked at Fairacres Manor, and later for Eastman Kodak, before retiring. She was always helping her family while growing up, making sure they had things at home.
She was a member of St. Mary's Mission in Ault. She enjoyed crocheting, bingo, gambling, spending time with family, especially her grandchildren, and always coordinated family gatherings and holidays. While still living at home, she had a special friend, her dog, Pepe. Christmas Eve was a special time that she planned. Cora was proud of her home and the way it looked and was always willing to help someone with anything.
Survivors include her son; Simon Benavides of Pierce; daughter, Mary (Steve) Montoya of Greeley; siblings, Bill Archibeque of Greeley, Tony Archibeque of Cheyenne, Charles Archibeque of Greeley, Eugene Archibeque of Eaton, Florence Maestas of Pierce and Matias Archibeque Jr. of Greeley; grandchildren Carlos, Chomina, Patricia, Veronica, Jeremy and Matt; nine great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews, including special niece, Diane Preciado.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and two sisters, Della Romero and Nina Gonzales.
Visitation is from 3-7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 27, 2012, at the Allnutt Macy Chapel. Recitation of the Rosary is 9:30 a.m. Friday, Dec. 28, 2012, followed by Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. at St. Peter's Catholic Church, with interment at Ault Cemetery.
Memorial gifts may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, in care of Allnutt, 702 13th St., Greeley, CO 80631. Friends may view the online obituary and send condolences at www.allnutt.com.
Danny "Dan" Ray Cox
April 11, 1955-Dec. 16, 2012
Age: 57
Residence: Crook, Colo.
Danny "Dan" R. Cox, 57, passed away Dec. 16, 2012, in Sterling, Colo. He was born April 11, 1955, to Alfred A. and Vera M. (Drew) Cox in Auburn, Neb.
Dan attended Adena grade school and Fort Morgan junior and senior High Schools. On July 31, 1993, Dan married Kim Kay Taylor, at the Presbyterian Church in Fort Morgan. At the time of his death, he was employed by Kusky Oil of Crook. Dan loved gardening, fishing, drag racing, and spending time with his family and many friends. He especially loved Christmas.
Dan is survived by his wife, Kim; mother, Vera of Fort Morgan; daughter, Becky (Jason Murphy) of Sterling; sons, Travis (Ashley) Platt of Fort Collins, and Andrew Cox of Byers; grandchildren, Faith and Kaidence Murphy, and Ryan and Kaylee Platt; brother, Ron of Berthoud; sisters, Susan (Donald) Hergenreter of Greeley, Kathleen (Larry) Lorenzini of Weldona, and Colleen (Marshal) Gilliland of Wiggins; and a large extended family.
He was preceded in death by his father, Alfred.
Memorial services were held Friday, Dec. 21, 2012, at Sterling Knights of Columbus Hall, with Al and Sharon Strauss of Holyoke officiating. Burial will take place at a later date at Adena Chapel Cemetary.
Marvin Kaiser
July 2, 1929-Dec. 22, 2012
Age: 83
Residence: Estes Park
Estes Park and Aberdeen, S.D., resident Marvin Kaiser died Saturday evening, Dec. 22, 2012, at Prospect Park Living Center in Estes Park. He was 83 years old. Marvin Eugene Kaiser was born July 2, 1929, in Milliken, to John & Amelia (Betz) Kaiser.
Marvin graduated from Gill High School. On Sept. 18, 1950, he married Barbara Erickson in Denver. They had lived in Grand Junction, Fruita, Colo., and Aberdeen, S.D. They moved to Estes Park from Lyons. Marvin was a self employed trucker and had worked at VanWaters and Rogers as a salesman and at Colorado Steel and Wire as a salesman and driver. He was an independent trucker from 1977, until his health forced him to retire in 2008. He was a member of the Episcopal faith and had attended St. Bartholomew's Church in Estes Park and St. Mark's in Aberdeen. He enjoyed making crafts and traveling with his life-size statues of the Blues Brothers.
Marvin is survived by his children, Eric Kaiser of Fayetteville, N.C., Marvin C. Kaiser of Joliet, Ill., and Sonya Binns of Estes Park; and grandson, Justin Kaiser of Joliet.
He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Barbara in 1994; daughters, Thea Kaiser-Owen and Rise Kaiser; and son, Greg Kaiser; two brothers; and a sister.
A Requiem Mass will be celebrated on Friday, Dec. 28, 2012, at 1 p.m., at Trinity Episcopal Church, 3800 W. 20th St., in Greeley. Memorial contributions may be made to Prospect Park Living Center in care of Allnutt Funeral Service, 1302 Graves Ave. Estes Park, CO 80517. See www.allnutt.com to send a message to Marvin's family.
Meryl Ferne Gilbert Younglund Sussex
May 9, 1925-Dec. 24, 2012
Age: 87
Residence: Bellvue, Colo.
Meryl Ferne Gilbert Younglund Sussex, 87, of Bellvue, Colo., passed away Dec. 24, 2012, at home. She was born May 9, 1925, on the family farm, south of Bushnell, Neb., to Frank and Louie Etta Gilbert.
Meryl was a longtime resident of Weld County. She and her twin, Earl, graduated from Kimball High School in 1943. She attended Colorado State College of Education, completing 43 credit hours. She took the qualifying exam and was given a war-time certificate for teaching grades one through eight. Meryl taught school at Larkspur and Midway Schools in Weld County. Meryl married Walter Younglund and was a ranchwife-partner with her husband on the family homestead for 38 years north of New Raymer, Colo.
She worked in her brother's greenhouse, while in Montana. She worked in home health care, cooked for a daycare and worked at Markley Motors while in the Bellvue area. Meryl loved reading, watching hummingbirds and sewing and cooking for her family. Meryl always had a smile on her face and was quick with a humorous saying. She was a member of Rockaway Sunday School, New Raymer Evangelical Church, Jolly Time Neighbor Club, and Eastern Star.
Meryl is survived by her sons, Monty Younglund, Marshal Younglund and Thaine's son, John Sussex; daughters, Louetta Schulze, Ladonna Lee, Marleen Oakes, Marshia Mattingly Younglund, Fairy Cogswell, Frankie Vandehei, and Thaine's daughters, Terry Schniffer, and Deryn Ahasic; 27 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; nephews, Marvin Gilbert, and Donald Gilbert; and nieces, Jean Gilbert, Melody Farrar and Suzanne Gilbert.
Meryl is preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Louie Etta Gilbert; her twin, Earl Gilbert; her brother, Lloyd Gilbert; and her first husband, Walter Younglund. Her second husband, Thaine Sussex, passed away Jan. 10, 2012.
Funeral Services will be held at 2 p.m. Dec. 28, 2012, at Canyon Ridge Baptist Church, 4608 West County Road 52E, Bellvue, CO.
Memorial Gifts may be sent to The Chapel of The Plains, 41921 Marble Ave., Stoneham, CO, 80526.


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NIH plans on spending $161.3 million over the next five years to expand the Pharmacogenomics Research Network (PGRN). The new awards include 14 scientific research projects and seven network resources.
The resources will offer deep DNA sequencing capacity, provide statistical analysis expertise, develop standardized terminology for pharmacogenomics research, pilot ways to learn about pharmacogenomics from de-identified medical records in healthcare systems, and expand a two-year-old international collaboration with the Center for Genomic Medicine at the RIKEN Institute in Yokohama, Japan.
Spearheaded by the NIH's National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) and launched in 2000, the PGRN has linked gene variants to responses to medicines for different cancers, heart disease, asthma, nicotine addiction, and other conditions. The expanded network will continue research in these areas and move into new ones including rheumatoid arthritis and bipolar disorder. Network scientists will also develop novel research methods and study the use of pharmacogenetics in rural and underserved populations.
"Thanks to breakthroughs in genome-sequencing technologies and our growing understanding of genetic variation among individuals, there has never been a better time to propel the field of pharmacogenomics," comments NIH director Francis S. Collins, M.D., Ph.D. "Through these studies we are moving closer to the goal of using genetic information to help prescribe the safest, most effective medicine for each patient."
The lead investigators of the PGRN research groups receiving grants and anticipated five-year total costs are listed below:• Kathleen M. Giacomini, Ph.D., University of California, San Francisco, $11.9 million, Pharmacogenomics of Membrane Transporters (the Global Alliance for Pharmacogenomics resource listed below is also associated with this award)• Julie A. Johnson, Pharm.D., University of Florida, $9.8 million, Pharmacogenomic Evaluation of Antihypertensive Responses• John R. Kelsoe, M.D., University of California, San Diego, $6.4 million, Pharmacogenomics of Mood Stabilizer Response in Bipolar Disorder• Ronald M. Krauss, M.D., Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute, $9.4 million, Pharmacogenomics and Risk of Cardiovascular Disease (the Human Exome Resequencing resource listed below is also associated with this award) • Caryn Lerman, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, and Rachel F. Tyndale, Ph.D., University of Toronto, $12 million, Pharmacogenetics of Nicotine Addiction Treatment• Robert M. Plenge, M.D., Ph.D., Brigham and Women's Hospital, $7.5 million, Genetic Predictors of Response to Anti-TNF Therapy in Rheumatoid Arthritis• Mark J. Ratain, M.D., Nancy J. Cox, Ph.D., and M. Eileen Dolan, Ph.D., University of Chicago, $10.3 million, PAAR—Pharmacogenomics of Anticancer Agents Research Group• Mary V. Relling, Pharm.D., St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, $8.6 million, PAAR4Kids—Pharmacogenomics of Anticancer Agents Research in Children• Dan M. Roden, M.D., Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, $12.4 million, Pharmacogenomics of Arrhythmia Therapy (two resources listed below—PGRN Statistical Analysis Resource and Pharmacogenomic Discovery and Replication in Very Large Populations—are also associated with this award)• Wolfgang Sadee, M.Pharm, Ohio State University, $9.1 million, Expression Genetics in Drug Therapy• Alan R. Shuldiner, M.D., University of Maryland, $11.4 million, Pharmacogenomics of Anti-Platelet Intervention-2 (PAPI-2) Study• Kenneth E. Thummel, Ph.D., and Wylie G. Burke, M.D., University of Washington, Seattle, $10.2 million, Pharmacogenetics in Rural and Underserved Populations• Richard M. Weinshilboum, M.D., Mayo Clinic, $11.2 million, Pharmacogenetics of Phase II Drug Metabolizing Enzymes (two resources listed below—Next Generation DNA Sequencing and Pharmacogenomic Ontology Network Resource—are also associated with this award)• Scott T. Weiss, M.D., and Kelan G. Tantisira, M.D., Brigham and Women's Hospital, $9.8 million, Pharmacogenetics of Asthma Treatment
The network resources and anticipated five-year total costs for each grant are listed below:• Kathleen M. Giacomini, Ph.D., University of California, San Francisco, $3.2 million, Global Alliance for Pharmacogenomics • Richard Gibbs, Ph.D., Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, $2.3 million, Next Generation DNA Sequencing• Elaine Mardis, Ph.D., Washington University, St. Louis, $3.0 million, Next Generation Sequencing • Deborah A. Nickerson, Ph.D., University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, $3.9 million, Human Exome Resequencing• Marylyn Ritchie, M.D., Vanderbilt University, PGRN Statistical Analysis Resource, $2.4 million• Dan M. Roden, M.D., Vanderbilt University Medical Center, $3.4 million, Pharmacogenomic Discovery and Replication in Very Large Populations• Christopher Chute, M.D., Mayo Clinic, $3.1 million, Pharmacogenomic Ontology Network Resource
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Forget everything you know about hipsters its all wrong. Hipsters are the third gender of the human race, these individuals segregate themselves from the other two genders by sporting their own gender specific fashion, culture and music. The hipster gender has to this day baffled the scientific community for they play no part in reproduction nor contribute to society what so ever (because they usually have no job and live off their parents trust fund ... its fucking true). The usual human hipster would generally perceive members of other genders as inferior, rejecting all ideas and culture of the genders and referring to it as being "too mainstream" a term they use for something that doesn't appeal to their gender much like a man playing with barbie dolls or a woman who is somewhere other than the kitchen. Hipsters are usually found boasting about their great knowledge on pointless topics that most people wouldn't really give a shit about and their useless philosophy/art degree that they cant and wont use. Scientist theorize that the reason the hipster gender is not found in the wild is because the members of the gender had long ago died off. The hipster lifestyle is not compatible in the wild for there are no Cafes, Parliament Cigarettes, Crappy Indie Music and all carnivorous hipster animals would have perished from refusing to consume meat. Also like the whole population of the United States all hipsters have no clue as to the correct usage of the word "irony"
Hipster: I wear prescription glasses even tho i dont even need them cos im being ironic hurr derrrrp.
por thatdude2012 08 de Julho de 2011
Someone whose fear of being labeled a conformist and obsession with being different closely parallels the fear of being labeled different and obsession with being mainstream of the person whom the hipster so vehemently despises.
A hipster will read this, realize it's true, and love it because it's ironic.
por Dontuseyourrealnametheysaid 17 de Novembro de 2010
One who uses the word "ironic" but actually has no idea what it means.
Hipster: Look at this shirt, it's so ironic!
Dictionary: *throws itself at hipster's face*
Dictionary: *throws itself at hipster's face*
por turd surgent 05 de Maio de 2011
One who possesses tastes, social attitudes, and opinions deemed cool by the deck. The Hipster walks among the masses in daily life but is not a part of them and shuns anything held dear by the mainstream. Ideally, a hipster posses body fat in the single digits.
I saw Eli Fuld riding his fixie the other day. How anti-mainstream of him. He's the only hipster in YU.
por Marky mArk 247 21 de Dezembro de 2010
A young adult who emigrates from a suburban or rural area to a major metropolis and sets about aggressively and semi-publically slipping and sliding up the steep learning curve of urban culture.
Two days ago I longed to be a hipster, yesterday I was a hipster, today I smile compassionately at hipsters.
por PAVI 24 de Julho de 2006
Noun - urban (or suburban import) dweller who goes to all the coolest clubs, listens to the coolest music, is into various aspects of the arts, including but not limited to street art, indie films, street displays, sticker art, etc.... A hipster also must know all the coolest other hipsters. If you have to ask what a hipster is, then you are definitely not a hipster. Hipsters have more music on their ipods then anyone they know, and all the bands are indie or underground.
Q: how many hipsters does it take to screw in a light bulb?
A: What, you don't know?
A: What, you don't know?
por Vinnie Chin 18 de Setembro de 2007
People who take themselves desperately seriously but vigorously deny it in order to be "ironic."
"Madonna is so clutch," the hipster opined. "She's so meta."
por AllisonDC 29 de Julho de 2006
...ha, like you'd know!
a hipster would commonly say something to the effect of:
seriously dude, don't ask me to explain my music to you, you wouldn't get it anyways...god i am going to go masturbate to Andy Warhol
seriously dude, don't ask me to explain my music to you, you wouldn't get it anyways...god i am going to go masturbate to Andy Warhol
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It began as a means to fill the house during a normally quiet January weekend at The Center for the Arts — and honor the late Elvis Presley on his 75th birthday.
Center Executive Director Julie Baker reached out to Lorraine Gervais to see if she wanted to perform an Elvis birthday tribute concert. Gervais declined but said she knew a group of guys who would be interested — a rockabilly surf music group known as the Chillbillies.
The group, a mix of local musicians, agreed.
"It was a good excuse to learn some Elvis tunes," said Tom Menig.
The result was a resounding success, singer Peter Wilson said.
From the first song, the audience was up on their feet, dancing in the crowded main theater at the Center.
The Elvis Birthday Tribute concert, now in its fourth year, begins at 8 p.m. Saturday at The Center. It features Chillbillies musicians John Girton on guitar (Dan Hicks, Maria Muldaur), Tom Menig on guitar (Alela Diane, The Deadbeats), Charlie Faber on bass (Lorraine Gervais, The Dogtones) and Ty Smith on drums (Hucklebucks, Bob Mora & the Third Degree Blues Band). Wilson, Gervais and Kate Haight also sing with the band for this show.
Presley was born Jan. 8, 1935, in Tupelo, Miss. He began his career in Memphis in 1954 when Sun Records owner Sam Phillips — eager to bring the sound of African American music to a wider audience — saw in Presley the means to realize his ambition. Accompanied by guitarist Scotty Moore and bassist Bill Black, Presley was one of the originators of rockabilly, an up-tempo, backbeat-driven fusion of country and rhythm and blues. "That's All Right" was released July 19, 1954, along with a version of Bill Monroe's waltz, "Blue Moon of Kentucky." That recording launched a career that defined rock and roll.
The Chillbillies formed in the late '90s to play a their own style of rockabilly surf music.
"It was a good excuse to get together with friends and play music," Menig said, explaining they first came up with the name, then built the band around it.
Since most of the Chillbillies also play with other bands throughout the year, the group initially performed once a year. They added concerts at the Nevada County Fairgrounds 4th of July celebration and other events for a few years but now mostly get together for the January concert.
This year, Bob Grubber returns on keyboards, and there will be a new set of songs, Wilson said.
For Girton, whose first album purchase in junior high was Elvis' first record, the King's early rockabilly music resonates. The range in ages and musical interests of the group means that the tribute includes all different eras of Elvis.
"We try to do songs in the spirit of Elvis, but we don't sound like Elvis," Girton said.
That's one of the aspects that's so thrilling to Girton. While there are a lot of impersonators, there are not a lot of Elvis tribute bands. Of the eight members in the band, six sing Elvis songs.
"We keep getting better. We've turned into a well oiled machine," Wilson said.
"I'm just concerned about the dance moves (on stage). It doesn't seem to be getting any better," Gervais joked.
The guys on stage Saturday are longtime Nevada County musicians who have all performed together through the years in various other bands.
"It's like stew. Bubbling musical stew," Gervais said of the inter-connectedness among the musicians.
The friendship among them translates well on stage and adds to the concert.
"It's a party for us as well," Gervais said.
The dance concert is geared to people of all ages and is family friendly. Whether or not you know Elvis, the show is a rocking good time, Girton said.
Saturday, fans of Elvis and local musicians alike can sing along and dance to rousing renditions of favorites like "Blue Suede Shoes," "Jailhouse Rock" and "Hound Dog," along with touching renditions of great ballads such as "Love Me Tender" and "I Can't Help Falling in Love with You."
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a adjective used to describe someone who slaves over something. A slavey is much like someones bitch. Slavey and McTavish can be broken up, but the individual words mean the same thing as the full phrase
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Stetson University women's basketball head coach Lynn Bria announced the signing Monday of LaSalle University transfer Brittany Jenkins-Murray (Falls Church, Va.) and Clemson University transfer Aisha Turner (College Park, Ga.) to Grant-in-Aid offers.
Jenkins-Murray, a 6-3 forward, competed at LaSalle University as a freshman in 2012-13. During her senior year of high school, Jenkins-Murray helped lead Riverdale Baptist (Upper Marlboro, Md.) to a 39-2 overall record and the ESPN National High School Invitational title. She also played for the Fairfax Stars AAU Basketball Program, where she was inducted into the team's Hall of Fame following her final season of play. She was listed as the 33rd best post-player in the nation by ESPN in the 2012 recruiting class.
"I think Brittany will be very effective and she has a nice touch around the basket," Bria said. "I think she is going to add more size and along with Amber (Porter) it will probably be the biggest team we've ever had."
Turner, a 5-7 guard, played in all 30 games her freshman season at Clemson in 2012-13. She averaged 6.7 points, 3.5 assists and 2.6 rebounds per game and recorded a season-high 14 points against NC State in Clemson's regular season finale.
Turner was also an accomplished prep player, having led Westlake High School (Atlanta, Ga.) to three appearances in the 5A Georgia State Girls basketball Playoffs, including a 22-6 record her senior year. She was a McDonald's All-America Team nominee following her senior season and was ranked by ESPN as the No. 25 point guard in the nation in the 2012 recruiting class.
"Aisha is just a dynamic guard," Bria said. "She can score off the bounce and hit the three but she prefers to pass the ball. She is also a great defender and gets after it, so she is just going to be instant everything on both ends of the floor for us."
Jenkins-Murray was ranked as the 149th best high school player in the nation according to the 2012 All Star Girls Report, while Turner was just two spots behind at No. 151.
"I anticipate these two players to contribute right away and to really take us to another level," Bria said.
Turner and Jenkins-Murray will be eligible following the 2014 fall semester and will each have three years of eligibility remaining. They join NLI signees Keevana Edwards (Atlanta, Ga.), Lashai Geeter (River Rouge, Mich.) and Sarah Sagerer (Vocklabruck, Austria). All-Star Girls Report ranked Stetson as having the 69th-best recruiting class in the nation.


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Peanut Butter and Jelly, stuff you have on your sandwitch... That is if you like it on your sandwitch...?
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The act of smearing jelly on the ass of one partner and peanut butter on the ass of the other. Both get down on their hands and knees facing away from each other and proceed to slam their butt cheeks into one another until the jelly and peanut butter are clearly spread and mixed. Whenever the partners see fit they may stop, take a piece of bread, wipe their partner's butt cheeks clean, and consume their prize.
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v. The Classic PB & J refers to the sexual action in which one stabs a partner, defecates on them, then proceeds to engage in sexual intercourse with said partner.
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Peanut butter & jelly (or jam in the UK) is the best fuckin' sandwich ever (behind meatball sub). I found it via Reggie & The Full Effect.
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noun - A shart in edible underwear.
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LOVE that he said "we" had Ivy. My son calls my daughter *his* baby and it makes me so happy!ReplyDelete
I stink at doing pigtails in Lily's hair.ReplyDelete
Ivy is so cute. She looks like pippi longstocking. :-)
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Braids! Her hair is getting longer! I have yet to try braids on either of our girls.ReplyDelete
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Throughout the three-day event, related experience in Jordan was accurately analyzed in order to identify key concepts and tools that could inspire further developments in Iraq. Particular attention was paid to the legal and institutional frameworks and the development and management models that have been developed in the country over the last three decades.
"It is expected that this study tour in Jordan, whose experience in developing industrial zones has been characterized by a well-balanced partnership between public and private sectors, will contribute to ongoing efforts towards the definition of a national roadmap for the sustainable development of industrial zones in Iraq and to the promotion of regional cooperation and knowledge sharing initiatives in this area," said UNIDO Country Programme Coordinator, Cristiano Pasini.
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1)An insult used to descibe someone as a weak, pathetic, loser. People don't mind starting fights on these people as they are easily defeated due to their low strength, frail muscles and fragile bones.
2) a common garden flower
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1) Wot a pansie, he can't even lift that block of concrete
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A word used by northern people (of England that is) to desribe the rather weaker, less friendly and snobby people that inhabit the south of the very same country.
'You northerners are a bunch of poverty stricken raggamuffins!'
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The pysical being of Hooman.
Dude dont be a pansie!
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Come Jan. 1, there will be a new sheriff in town, and his name is Mark T. Brady.
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quote: Egypt got it's own democratic elections and the Muslim Brotherhood came to power. You can't bemoan the fact America let the elections happen and then didn't like the outcome.
quote: Do you really understand why these "Radical Extremists" hate the USA so much?
quote: It is true that Obama seems to pushing a Green agenda, but you still dodged my point of Gas prices being between $1.60 to over $4 during Bush's Presidency. You cannot blame Obama for the gas prices which are dictated by the markets. Tell me, what was George Bush doing when gas prices were over $4 ??
quote: This gave me a huge chuckle, "far right" politics doesn't equate to anarchy in relation to Fox news.
quote: You talk about totalitarian control, name another country in which it costs over $1 million dollars to get a seat in the house, over $10 million to get a seat in the senate, where it costs over $1 Billion to get the presidency and where money equals free speech.
quote: Where your politicians are legally bribed through "lobbying" and where money equates to free speech.
quote: How much of those founding principles do you still think exist today when your political system is one of the most openly corrupt on the planet.
quote: however not all Europeans are "lefties" as you so willfully tar us
quote: I don't know why you're ranting at me about the Dems, however I consider myself a fiscal conservative and agree that laziness breeds laziness.
quote: Fox excels in half truths and warped ideology, they exist to smear the other side.I'm not saying that both sides don't do it, but to the outside observer Fox goes much farther and seedier with their "reporting"
quote: Wow, way to ignore what actually happened, bro. Mumbarak was not voted out of office, he was physically dragged out of office, beaten and killed. To say the muslim brotherhood was elected is a joke. They cast their vote for the only choice they had but they would have assumed power one way or the other.
quote: Seems to be? No, he is. There is no uncertainty there. I didn't dodge anything - but you are ignoring the fact that gas was lower under bush than under obama on average for the duration of their respective presidencies. You were also incorrect about what a president can or cannot do to affect the price of gas by saying that the president has no control over the prices.
quote: Far right political ideology DOES equate to anarchy and that was what you accused Fox of representing. The left-wing media in this country (and our government) is already exhibiting the characteristics of a far left ideology - socialism. The media does not report on issues they should be covering, the do not ask Obama tough questions or demand accountability - they happily play along with whatever BS the whitehouse wants them to. This is propaganda. The only thing missing is a dictator who tells us he is "scaling down the size of government" when in reality he is consolidating power for himself. Fox News provides coverage that leans right (which is NOT a bad thing) and is fairly moderate. If you perceive it to be "far right" it's not because they're anarchist, it's because you are too far left.
quote: First of all, any US citizen can run for office. It falls upon them to raise the money needed to get their message out because they are essentially ADVERTISING. Your political message, as a candidate, is competing with other messages for airtime on TV & Radio, as well as ad impressions on websites. This market determines the relative costs of running for office. The larger your audience the more expensive it becomes to reach them...so what are you suggesting here? That anyone running for office has their expenses paid for them by taxpayers? LOL
quote: Your quip about free speech is a joke. The internet has made it incredibly easy for any m0ron with a computer to really take advantage of their 1st amendment rights AND reach a large audience. In the past the only way to be heard was to be lucky enough to be published in a newspaper OR write your own book and pay to have it distributed.
quote: You are not making a strong case for europeans being anything other than lefties with a lot of what you're saying...in fact Obama's policies probably come across to you as being on the right.
quote: Mubarak was forced to resign, and was then arrested and prosecuted for the killing of innocent civilians.
quote: Again, a President has no affect on Oil prices, even if Obama were to "Drill Baby Drill" the Oil produced would be sold on the open market, it wouldn't have some magical influence on bringing prices down in the USA.
quote: Market forces and a conglomerate of Oil producing nations dictate the prices.
quote: Supply and demand doesn't even come into it, it's a rigged game.
quote: Why do you keep equating far right ideology with Anarchy?
quote: To the outside observer Fox exists as the Media Arm of the RNC. Not once have I seen a positive story on Fox about the left.
quote: Again, they tread where others dare not and this is a good thing, politicians should be held accountable by both sides of your media, but that's where your problems lie, your "News" outlets have huge political bias.
quote: When this happens they cease to become News outlets and only mouthpieces for their respective parties.
quote: Wishful thinking comes to mind with this one.The chances of your message being heard in a sea of the Internet are fat to slim.
quote: While some of Europe has gone overboard on the socialism, some countries have not. Again, I'm a fiscal conservative and open on the social issues, were all adults right. quote: A lot of what Obama has done could be construed as continuing with a lot of what Bush did. Continue the wars, keep Gitmo open, run up the deficit. Bush is often maligned by the media, as it is "cool" to do to anyone who is not on the left, but he did deal with 9/11 quite well. He did fend off a major recession coming off of Clinton with the dot-com bust. He did ensure that both businesses and people were prosperous for the majority of his presidency.What Obama failed to do is address the immediate problems facing America - instead he spent his time and energy primarily pushing Obamacare through. He said he would cut the deficit in half in 2008; he added $6 trillion to it and that number is still going up. quote: It makes me laugh when Americans slag off Greece etc, have you looked at what your deficits are and are projected to be. Most Americans don't want to end up like Greece or Spain, and we certainly do not want to become a welfare state like Sweden.
quote: A lot of what Obama has done could be construed as continuing with a lot of what Bush did. Continue the wars, keep Gitmo open, run up the deficit.
quote: It makes me laugh when Americans slag off Greece etc, have you looked at what your deficits are and are projected to be.


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One in 10 West Virginians has a substance abuse problem, according to analysts. We have the nation's highest drug-overdose death rate. Much of our prison overcrowding is because of drug addiction....
"Who is We? People that pay ZERO in taxes arent "subsidising" anything".
Maj,sometimes it's just to simple for some to comprehend. Now we have Obama saying the "wealthy" still are not paying their "fair share". That message resonates well with the "freeloaders" who pay nothing while holding their hands out for even more "freebies". This joke of a leader forgets that he is the "president" of all the people.
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"We need to stop subsidizing the lifestyles of the wealthy."
I agree,but who is stopping that from being done? And please give me an honest answer and not the expected talking points response.
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"rare occasions the poor get a break."
Squirmy, I have NEVER complained when someone poor gets a break, in fact being once poor myself, I find great reward when I help someone who needs a helping hand. A "break" and "expected handouts" are two completely different things.
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Okay, Bakunin, so I can add muddled comprehension to the list as well.
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"We pay many CEOs at that rate, and it is easy. Their friends on the board vote to given rates. Let's try for all employment. Oh, and if you get fired, your friends hire you at another company for a multi-million dollar salary".
Squirmy, One thing I learned early in life is that nothing is fair. Some have more then others, some step on others,some give some take.
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"You never put forth any ideas"
Not true, I HAVE said legalize drugs, raise taxes on everyone,stop demonizing people like the editor and the Edgars,get out of other countries around the world,stop rewarding lazy people,put TRAINED armed security in our schools,change the good ol boys cabal in WV,pay our teachers more,work toward clean coal to save WV jobs and on and on and on. When you determine what is a "living wage"is let me know and I will weigh it's merits.
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Hey Bakunin. Were you ever lucid and able to express a clear thought or have your cognitive and writing skills always been a muddled mess?
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Huh? The word hero/ine is taboo? That makes good sense. Not.
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"We have the nation's highest drug-overdose death rate." Well, that's sort of true. What we have is the nation's highest PRESCRIPTION drug overdose rate. That omission suggests that illicit drugs are largely behind the OD death rates and that conjures images of crack and ****** addicts. The truer picture is one in which pharamacies are irresponsibly filling legal and illegal prescriptions for people, mostly pill poppers. And for that there are a number of effective responses.
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"You are miserable, miserable, miserable".
Squirmy, I am Realitycheck,Realitycheck,Realitycheck and that's what I deal in based on facts and life experience not some "puff the magic dragon" world
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"reducing the need to escape poverty by zoning out on drugs".
Please get real,if you were truthful about creating jobs you would know better then this.
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"Currently 25 jobs paying from $35k and $75k per year."
What union represents them? Insurance and pension plan?
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Legalize marijuana and apply the same or similar laws and regulatory legislation as imposed on alcohol. The time is now. I'm not sure how many people are in jail for pot possession or how lives and potential futures have been ruined but I'm sure it is a bunch. It is an intoxicant just like alcohol. Users are gonna continue to use it whether it is legal or not. Prohibition didn't stop alcohol use. I am not an addict or user of any substances. But it seems so stupid to continue down this trail. Again, it's time.
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I say make drugs legal. Only make it a crime if someone is harmed related to drugs. This would solve more problems then it would create.
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"Lets provide higher wage jobs."
Squirmy, How much do the jobs you have created pay?
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An intelligent article, rehab, prevention, understanding why and how and working for a solution. Educate they young against drugs, that is the only solution. This lock them up and throw away the key has been tried for 30 years,and proven NOT to work. Now prisons corperations are business that lobby your congress for more prisons. Guess how they make money? Wake up WV, use solutons that work in other countries and stop doing the same wrong thing over and over. Early education, rehab, works. Same money spent, but without all the prisons and ruined lives. SOme wont understand until its their KID or parent then its too late. Be intelligent, think of results, its easy to say LOCK THEM ALL UP, BUT WHAT DOES THAT DO FOR OUR COUNTRY, TOWN? CROWD OUR PRISONS, RUIN YOUNG LIVES, SO THEN WE MUST KEEP THEM FOR THEIR LIFE SPAN. NOT EVERY SOLUTION IS PERFECT, BUT LOCKING THEM ALL UP IS NOT THE RIGHT ANSWER. DONT ALLOW RIGHT WING TALKING HEADS TO DISTORT THE TRUTH. EDUCATION IS THE SOLUTION!
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1.) Save America - Find and KILL the pushers! Use their assets to keep funding eradicating the drugs AND to fund officers in schools. The schools are rife with drugs (that includes teachers AND students) - trust me I teach but cannot speak up if I want to keep my job.
2.) Other nations have ZERO tolerance regarding drugs and it seems to work. Let's adopt their policies. If placing the idiots in prison, have them in tents doing HARD manual labor!
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National best-selling fantasy author Mercedes Lackey creates a vivid, dynamic fusion of the cultures of ancient Egypt and legendary Atlantis with the most exciting and believable portrayal of dragons ever imagined. The first book in this thrilling new series introduces us to a young slave who dreams of becoming a jouster-one of the few warriors who can actually ride a flying dragon. And so, in secret, he begins to raise his own dragon…
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BioInvent and Queen Mary scientists funded by Cancer Research U.K. will apply BioInvent's F.I.R.S.T.™ platform to search for new therapeutic targets. A team headed by Cancer Research U.K. investigator Thorsten Hagemann, Ph.D., will in return provide biological pathways for the development of new therapies. BioInvent retains the option to negotiate licenses to develop resulting antibody candidates in return for milestones and royalties to CRT.
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WE'RE ALWAYS INTERESTED TO SEE WHAT BUBBA HAS COME UP WITH EACH YEAR. In the 16 years since Bubba Sorenson first painted a boulder near his hometown of Greenfield, it's become a huge tourist stop. Especially around Memorial Day, when he finishes painting the Freedom Rock. Plenty of Iowans make the annual pilgrimage to see what Bubba's done every year-- But Eric Hanson shows us - it attracts visitors from coast to coast. WATCHING PAINT DRY IS SUPPOSED TO BE... BORING. A MILE OFF I-80'S GREENFIELD EXIT ... IT'S... THERAPUTIC. Uh, How do I put it? Laugh. It is nostalgic. It brings back memories. JACK LAUBAUGH AND HIS WIFE WERE ON THEIR WAY FROM FLORIDA TO ALASKA WHEN THEY WERE HIT WITH AN EMOTIONAL BOULDER. It's absolutely just astonishing. What he's done and what it means. We're on our way to South Dakota to put some flowers on our parents graves. ITS POWER SURPRISES PEOPLE ALL DAY, EVERY DAY. I think they finally realize some of the sacrifices our veterans have made. So we can enjoy the freedoms we have. AND MOST OF THEM DON'T REALIZE THE ARTIST FINISHING HIS TRIBUTE TO VETERANS.. IS WATCHING THEM. I'll have my headphones in and I don't know if they know I'm paying attention, but I'll catch them out of their periferial vision and I'll see them salute and sometimes a tear will roll down their face. So I know it's having the impact I want on those veterans. THE ROCK'S 16TH COAT OF PAINT FEATURES AN INJURED SOLDIER, RETURNING FROM WAR, FACING A NEW REALITY. THERE ARE MEDAL OF HONOR WINNERS - BUBBA'S GREAT UNCLE - AND THAT HELICOPTER, PAINTED WITH THE ASHES OF 60 VIETNAM VETERANS. You know, I try to be careful. I don't want it to be a traumatic experience. I want it to be a healing experience for them. But yeah, you can tell it will sometimes dig up some memories. IT IS, AFTER ALL, MEMORIAL DAY-- It's a big deal. AND 60 TONS OF GRANITE BECOMES MORE THAN JUST A ROCK. It's important to see what Bubba has done. NEAR GREENFIELD, ERIC HANSON, KCCI 8 NEWS, IOWA'S NEWS LEADER. Next week, Bubba will continue working on the smaller Freedom Rocks he's painting in all 99 counties. So far, he's completed 15 of them. By the way you can visit the original Freedom Rock. Its located west of Des Moines, Just off I-80, north of Greenfield on State Highway 25.
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ALBANY – New York's Indian tribes saw the sharpest decline in gambling revenues of any state in 2011, as new competitors ate into their profits, a new report has found.
The three tribes in New York with gambling halls, including the Seneca Nation, saw a nearly 3 percent overall drop in revenues in 2011 while tribes nationwide saw a 3 percent revenue increase from betting operations, according to Casino City's Indian Gaming Industry Report.
The sour performance by New York's tribes came as the state expanded its own Lottery offerings, casinos spread in Pennsylvania, and additional racetrack-based casino gambling offerings came on line in New York.
All of New York's Indian casinos are located upstate, a region of the state still facing growing economic concerns.
The report for the Boston area firm was authored by California economist Alan Meister, whose study did not break out individual gambling revenue performance for New York's three tribes. While New York's tribes saw an overall drop of 2.6 percent in revenues, Alabama led the nation with a 26 percent increase. Other states seeing Indian gambling revenue declines include Connecticut, Oregon and Idaho.
The Seneca Nation operates three casinos, while the Oneida Nation and the St. Regis Mohawks run one apiece. In all, the New York tribes brought in $921.4 million in revenues, down from $946 million in 2010. Non-gambling revenues at the casinos also fell during the year.
The $921.4 million in gambling revenue put New York tribes at number 10 nationwide, far behind the $6.9 billion generated by 62 tribes in California.
The report suggested those states with declining revenues are becoming more saturated with gambling opportunities at a time when the economy is still sluggish. The numbers come as New York officials, led by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, are pushing a plan to permit up to seven non-Indian casinos; precisely where those casinos might be located has not been decided in talks at the Capitol.
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The U.S. Senate on Tuesday evening joined the House of Representatives in approving a compromise FDA bill that includes a fifth five-year authorization of the Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA V), as well as provisions that expand the categories of drugs for which the agency will allow faster reviews and decisions.
President Obama is expected by July 4th to sign the measure, which the Senate passed 92–4, hours after voting 89–3 to close debate and bring the bill to a vote. Last week the House approved the bill in a unanimous voice vote. The bipartisan margins in both chambers reflect Congress' interest in keeping agency drug review operations humming—and avoiding the loss of jobs funded through user fees.
The FDA Safety and Innovation Act (S.3187) includes PDUFA V among a set of user-fee measures that for the first time will include collection of the fees for biologic and generic drugs. For the federal fiscal year starting on Oct. 1, FDA expects to collect $720 million in prescription drug user fees, as well as $299 million in generic-drug user fees, and $20 million in biologic drug user fees.
Through the authorization period (FY 2013–FY 2017), the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) expects FDA to collect about $6.4 billion in total user fees projected from the bill, of which $4.068 billion will be prescription drug fees. The generic user fee is expected to generate $1.575 billion, compared with $128 million for the new biosimilar fee.
In return for the fee money, PDUFA V is projected to fund 2,599 full-time equivalent (FTE) staffers, while 450 FTEs will be supported through the new generic drug user fee and 72 through the new biosimilars user fee. More importantly, FDA is committed to reviewing and acting on 90% of standard applications within 10–12 months from the date of filing and on 90% of priority submissions within six to eight months from date of filing. However, the start of the agency's first review cycle clock was pushed back to after its 60-day administrative filing review period.
Also, PDUFA V creates a new mid-cycle meeting to which FDA will call an applicant, generally within two weeks after the agency holds its own internal mid-cycle review meeting on an application. FDA hammered out PDUFA V during a year of talks with the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) and Pharmaceutical Research Manufacturers of America (PhRMA).
The FDA bill reauthorizes two pediatric drug measures set to expire this year, the Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act and the Pediatric Research Equity Act. Both suggest designating as "breakthrough" therapies drugs that alone or in tandem with other drugs treat a serious or life-threatening disease where preliminary clinical evidence indicates that the drug provides "substantial improvement over existing therapies on one or more clinically significant endpoints such as substantial treatment effects observed early in clinical development."
The bill adds rare diseases as among topics that must be considered in a future fast-track guidance, required to be drafted 18 months after enactment; and changes FDA's inspection policy. The agency will regularly inspect domestic or overseas manufacturing plants based on risk to patient safety, a change from the current policy requiring mandatory inspections of domestic plants every two years.
However, the House and Senate avoided a potential stalemate by removing a provision requiring the tracking and tracing of every individual container of medicine. Track-and-trace had been part of the Senate version of the bill, but was opposed by biopharma giants.
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Milk prices staying ahead of feed costs . . . barely
Milk prices staying ahead of feed costs . . . barely
The Milk-Feed Price Ratio for February was 1.96. That is the pounds of a 16 percent-protein complete ration we could purchase with 1 pound of milk. The ratio for last February was 2.36, higher largely because of much lower feed costs.
For this February's calculation, USDA used a preliminary U.S. All-Milk Price of $18.40 per hundredweight compared to $15.90 a year ago. The imputed feed cost per hundred pounds of milk this February was $9.39 compared to $6.74 a year ago.
Feed prices used for this February were corn, $5.66 a bushel (highest price ever recorded by USDA); soybeans, $12.10 a bushel; and alfalfa hay, $127 a ton.
The income over feed cost for this February was $9.01 . . . up 83 cents from January, but down 15 cents from a year ago.
According to the CME Group's Daily Dairy Report, it looks like there will be no MILC for January and, possibly, not one for February based on current futures prices.
As of yesterday, Class III futures prices were: February, $17.07; March, $19.47; April, $18.07; May, $17.37; and June, $16.90.
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - Here's a classic combination: White mountains, blue sky and a red violin.
Toccata, the Tahoe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, begins its Winter MusicFest season on Saturday, featuring violinist Elizabeth Pitcairn, who will perform Prokofiev's Concerto in D major on the legendary red Stradivarius violin.
The season's kickoff also includes the nonprofit symphony chorus presenting the Gloria section of J.S. Bach's Mass in B minor, which features soloists Joy Strotz and Anna Helwing, soprano; Luidmilla Mullen, mezzo soprano; and Stuart Duke, baritone.
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• 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 22, in Trinity Church, 200 Island Ave., Reno.
Tickets are available at the door or online at www.ToccataTahoe.com. General admission to each concert is $30 for adults, $25 for seniors and $5 for students aged 19 to 23 with valid ID, and preferred seating is $40.
A grant from the Parasol Tahoe Foundation allows all youth under 19 years of age to be admitted free to all regular season concerts in 2013. All performances are supported by the Kling Family Foundation.
A special "soiree musicale" fundraiser to help defer costs for this concert series will take place in an elegant private South Lake Tahoe home at 6 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 18. Proceeds will also help fund Toccata's outreach program, "Discovering Classical Music in the Public Schools."
Admission to the soiree is $100. Wine, cheese, and exotic desserts are included. Joy Strotz, Liudmila Mullin and Irina Kasimova will perform Russian arias and Broadway tunes, accompanied by Donna Axton and David Brock. Pitcairn will perform as well.
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I was born in India and am the first person to go to medical school in my father's family. I was 17 when I entered medical school, and was overwhelmed by my patients' desperate and immediate need for help. I realized I could remain more objective and focused if I practiced pathology and helped the treating physicians understand the underlying mechanisms of disease, so treatments could be individualized. I am fascinated by cancer, the immortality of its cells and its lethality. My interest is in recognizing cancer, predicting their behavior, lethality and response to potentially lethal therapeutic agents. With the explosion of cancer genetics, genotype-phenotype correlation is of great interest to me.
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