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HBF is concerned about the potential expansion of the Bladen Street Redevelopment District throughout the Historic District. It has been implied that any parcel in the Historic District might be subject to rezoning to Bladen Street Redevelopment and be removed from Historic District Review Board oversight.
Following its vote against including the two additional parcels in the Bladen Street District, the Beaufort-Town of Port Royal Metropolitan Planning Commission recommended the placement of boundaries on the Bladen Street Redevelopment District. This is a recommendation with which we strongly concur and we believe is critical.
Without defined boundaries, what is to stop the expansion of the Bladen Street Redevelopment District throughout the Historic District and the elimination of a separate review process (the HDRB) based on the Historic District Guidelines (Milner Associates' Beaufort Preservation Manual and the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Historic Rehabilitation)? The answer is simple. Nothing. The Bladen Street Redevelopment District is slowly creeping into the National Historic Landmark District and potentially eroding the historic fabric that many generations have so carefully worked to protect.
As the Bladen Street District ordinance currently reads, to include the two proposed parcels in the Redevelopment District essentially removes them from protections afforded by the Historic District guidelines. By removing these two properties from the purview of the HDRB, the character and quality of Beaufort and our National Historic Landmark District, and possibly the City's CLG status, is jeopardized.
We believe conflicting standards for infill development set a dangerous precedent for other properties in the Historic District. If a project is appropriate for the Historic District, it will be approved by the HDRB. A change in zoning is not necessary in order to rehabilitate a structure or redevelop a site. There has been no indication that projects have been proposed for these two particular parcels. Given that fact and that appropriate projects do get approved, we wonder why the proposed zone change is necessary?
While we do strongly support appropriate infill, Historic Beaufort Foundation opposes the proposed zoning change. We adamantly believe that any changes needed to move the Bladen Street streetscape forward can be proposed through the Historic District Design Review Board making the rezoning redundant.
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These represent a small portion of my output for galleries in 2009. All paintings are oils and painted alla prima (in one sitting) which for me means no more than 4 hours. All are finished work and all were sold this year in galleries. I am currently represented by ten galleries in the USA.
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The boat, the mountain lake, and the surf pics especially are outstanding. You've captured the bright, slightly misty air of the ocean perfectly. The last two images are also pretty good. I like the purple cast shadow in the street on the second-to-last painting. I don't think the church or the first mountain scene are as strong in terms of brushwork and color choices. In the forest stream painting, the perspective feels off, and it also feels as if the land is hovering above the stream.
I agree about the comment above. This is a pretty good start to a beautiful collection.
I like the more finished looking nature/landscape paintings (i.e., the mountain lake). I also like the way you've done the ocean waves.
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great work, the mountain lake is my fav
Thanks everybody for taking a look. I agree some of the paintings are flawed; it is a product of my ability, or lack there of, when painting outdoors,to capture the scene in the short amount of time I have before the light changes working alla prima. It is part of the challenge and frustration of painting directly from life, and what keeps me coming back to it.
my favorite is the boat .. really nice , captures the moment very well .. love the expressive brushstrokes in the otherwise "dull" sky .. the water looks real and it's physical form looks very natural .. also very convincing pallette .
These are beautiful paintings...love the expressiveness and economy of stroke
I love the colors in these. Nice stuff.
Very beautifull paintings, I very like the fishing boat...it as an amazing light!
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hey man these are great. in reading your posts, it became pretty apparent to me that you've been around the block, and know what the hell you're talking about. looking at these pics affirms my suspicions.
these are all really well observed and executed. in particular i like the 1, 3 and 8. great colors...
and again, id like to personally thank you for all the great info you've been posting around here lately. its extremely valuable info from an artist who's obviously been doing this for some time. i look forward to seeing more of your work.
This is awesome work man! I've been meaning to check out your paintings after reading your extremely helpful posts around the site (that and Jeff pointed me here), the landscapes are lovely. Looking forward to seeing more .
The lights work is really great!
You boat painting rocks!
A few more pieces from last year, all oils on linen, painted for galleries and sold. 3 and 5 are studio pieces, the others were painted from life, alla prima.
this is so beautiful work, this oneis damn fantastic
beautiful loose style you have!! I have to practice more..
I always wonder, suppose I had VR goggles that I could wear while hiking outdoors, that would make the world look like this... Would I get used to it? Would it provide sufficient information to navigate without tripping over stones, or branches, or bumps in the ground? Would I think it was beautiful, or would I get bored with it after a while?
Beautiful work with the water and shadows in snow. I see you've mentioned painting these outdoors but it seems mixed as far as the regions which supplied the geography. What draws you to paint landscapes so much?
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Thanks for asking. The geography is so varied because galleries are very regional now, they all want local scenes only a few of my galleries take work from anywhere. I travel most of of the year painting for them, which I enjoy. I still do a couple of projects a year for games and some book covers and studio work.
Love your painting !... I especially feel attracted to the boat one. I think the color and mood is nicely depicted. Your painting have a certain impressionistic feeling to it, with all the vibrant color and juxtaposing complementaries. Love it!
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Beautiful. Looks like you have a really good understanding of colour, especially when it comes to water. Love #7 from the first post and #3 in the second.
There is a wealth of beautiful pieces in here. And your restrictive time frame only makes the results more impressive.
Keep on doing what your doing.
lovely paintings , i like the colors and all frame !! keep going..
Time to update the page. I've been doing a lot of 3d lately and it has cut into my painting time.
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Forgot to mention only the second and third ones were painted outdoors the rest are studio paintings
These are really great! Some of them are really, really great. I love the one with the fish, you've caught the half-transparent, half-reflective nature of calm water perfectly!
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Awesome chestnuts! Wish i found interesting things on my walks.. probably just need to keep my eyes open..
The ostrich is real cool. Some very interesting edge handling going on, just be sure to always remember the skull and to make sure you dont leave your drawings skull-less. As it seems that the ostrich ends just behind the eyes, which may just be the camera angle, but adding a couple of feathers to hint that there is something there is always good
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Very nice ostrich! And the feather before it.
Your precision in catching minute details still amazes me
as for brushes- my advice would be download a big pack of custom brushes and have fun exploring. I haven't used photoshop for a while but i think this guy's brushes were nice.
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Joe, Hey thanks! Good advice about the perspective! Thats something I need to work on for sure. I like yours, very impressive!
Jarkuzy, Thanks a lot! Nice to hear!
Jaik, Thanks for the crit! Its always good to have a second pair of eyes on these doodles. The photo of the ostrich is a little strange because it was shot too near. But I think youre right about adding some feathers. Even if they just have a brain as big as a walnut its still a brain! Thanks for visiting!
kabewu, Thanks for always being so kind and for visiting! G r e a t !!! I really need brushes. Im still scratching away with that round one, in my comfort zone. Cant wait to try that out!
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Just a bunch of body gestures today. Its my weak side, really! I havent been doing it for a while and I recognize that Ive lost the grip just during a week. I have to do this much often for sure. Also I think its hard to estimate the sketches to the paper size. Some parts get too big or too small and in the end it doesnt fit on the paper or just gets twisted. Haha at least its fun!
you are productive =) good practice!
Great studies, I enjoy your colors)) Don't forget to paint from life sometimes))
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In2eternity, Thanks! Good thinking!
So this weekend I attended a sketch class for two days. Here are some of the results. Mostly I worked with pencil but I also tried charcoal in some.
Some of the sketches of the drawing class are looking quite good! I like the sitting poses in the second row most and the last standing pose in the third row.
And I love the digital photo studies you showed on page 3. Amazing stuff there! Very good work with the brushes and it looks like you get the colours right. I'm sure you're going the right way combining a lot of traditional sketches with digital studies. And don't forget the fun. Keep it up!
You're doing very good, and you're doing all the right things. Just keep doing those studies, and of course throw in work from your imagination. You're going to do great!
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You're definitely showing some real improvement! A couple of the lifedrawings from that latest set are really nice. On the quicker gestures - try to draw through the figure a bit and find form instead of line. Michael Hampton has some great examples (his book is excellent, BTW) - instead of trying to find the outline of the form, find the masses that make it up, and the general thrust of the pose.
Valyavande, Thanks so much! I'm glad you are visiting from time to time!
Psychoboddy, Thanks a lot! Glad to hear!
Revidescent, Thanks a lot! I have thought of Michael Hampton's book but never looked in it. Now I for certain will check that out. Thanks for the crit, right on spot!
Here are some photo studies and the last two is WIPs from imagination.
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That is sweet you are doing some orginals up there! Renderings are looking tight just keep going and never stop!!
Joe, Thanks man! And thanx for visiting!
So today I wanted to try new brushes instead of always using the round one. I was going for the mandatory onion as it looks like its a common thing to draw in the beginning. I went to the kitchen and opened the fridge and yes, there was an onion and some other stuff as well. Heres the fridge maniac!
Oh wow! Those are looking really good! Got to love those custom brushes! Your renderings are looking tight(as usual)! Its good that you are painting from life. Its crazy hard when you dont have the good ol color picker to use lol. Oh and those designs are all orginal drawings to help teach me how to draw objects from different angles (Front and back). You have to first draw them in draft view(side and top for me) and then translate them to the grid. They were all drawn freehand with no ruler. Lots of fun Keep up the great work! If you need any more advice on perspective let me know!
I'm impressed by the last still-lives! You have a good eye for color, did you time those?
I also like that you're giving gestures the respect they deserve It shows improvement from page to page especially the longer ones poses. My advice would be to do 10-15 second gestures and focus on line economy, when you don't have a lot of time to sketch you will avoid passing over lines, as well as boost your line confidence. Another thing would be to draw with pens, as they create permanent marks.
Keep up the good work!
looks like your knee deep in studies! its all looking good!
Great still lifes! My one crit is that it's a good idea to drop in the colour of the surface it's sitting on, like you did with the eggplant, because you can often get some reflected light/colour off the surface... also, the shadows underneath them look a little half-assed in comparison to the rather nice blending you've got going on in the fruits and vegetables themselves. =)
amazing fruits! do you have any advice for using texture brushes? settings, pattern etc...
check out my : SKETCHBOOK: All critiques much needed and WELCOMED!
Joe, Thanks a lot! Oh great to hear about your sketch practice! Drawn from free hand! Man, you're kicking butts with those studies! Awesomeness!
e-nat, Thanks a lot! No I forgot to take the time. But honestly it took quite some time, I'm still slow. Though, I got faster and faster while drawing the last fruits. Thanks for the good advice! I'll try some fast sketches again, they where some really nasty things to do and last time they got incredible ugly. But I think I might be ready for a second try. Thanks for visiting!
kevin, Thanks! I'm glad you visited again!
Revidescent, Thanks a lot! You're right, I didn't work with the surface under the fruits. I got bored and lazy and thought I could just do a quick sketch and no one would notice anyway! Haha, but there is nowhere to hide from embarrassment! Thanks for the crit and for visiting, I really appreciate it!
wutangclam, Thanks a lot! Well I just started trying out new brushes and am kind of a novice on the matter. But I recently got a link (I wrote it in your sb) to a cool set of brushes from kabewu, which I'm very grateful for! Good luck with them and have fun!
Trying out new brushes...
The fruit looks crazy good! If I squint slightly then they're photorealistic. Keep going as you are, Greenhouse.
nouge, Haha, thanks a lot! I will!
Simple studies for today. If a man is hard to draw, think about how hard it must be to draw a horse! They have FOUR legs, gah!!!
It's really good that you are practicing people as well as horses. It seems that humans and horses are somewhat engrained in the human consciousness to the point that if there is something wrong with their anatomy you realize it immediately, so getting those two forms down is really important. Your horses are looking really good, they seem to have weighted form like you can really tell their weight as they move. The humans you seem to have the same problem that I do were you don't make them look lengthy enough. Like they are too squat and not sinuous enough. Granted some people are like that, but not all of them. Keep up the good work.
Jenny Jacobs, Thanks a lot! Youre right, I often get the bodies too short legged. Got to practice more on that. Thanks for visiting!
Here's some 30-60 sec gestures from Lovecastle, a couple of life drawings and a sci-fi wip.
excellent fruits and horses, the horses are very fluid and the fruits very.. fruity.... Really digging the improvement, keep up the good work. Your lines on the gestures are very fluid but try some opacity based on pressure, and try emphasising some lines over others, it really helps developing a style.
Im really liking what you are doing
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That's it dude !
Your textures look cool and your working well you lines, you're on the good way ! You're improving ! Keep it up and remember : YOU'LL NEVER WORK ENOUGH
Man those poses are killer for horse and human alike! Rendering is looking solid as well still. Curious to see that scifi wip taken further I bet it will be sweet!
Jaik, Thanks a lot dude, great to hear! Yeah Ill try that! Those body gestures are so freakin hard. I need lots of practice and all advice is welcome. Thanks for checking out my sb so frequently!
Izzual, Youre quite right! Haha! Thanks for the great words and for visiting, I appreciate it!
Joe, Thanks a lot, great to hear man! Its my first digital sci-fi image. Thanks for visiting!
Studies from Burne Hogarth.
Just some doodles from space..
Good studies Be careful about using soft brushes/blur, though!
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iven, Thanks! Glad to hear!
Thanks for visiting guys!
Here are some more Hogarth studies.
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5 sur janvier 18, 2014
My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We only wish we could have stayed longer. We loved petting the horses right outside the cottage. We especially enjoyed sitting on the porch and reading. :) Comfy bed and outstanding breakfast too! We will be back! :)
4,2 sur décembre 16, 2013
We enjoyed this quiet, comfortable country guest house. We were warm and safe here after braving the roads and highways during the nasty ice storm. The kitchen is a great convenience, as we didn't have to go out for every meal. This location is within easy driving distance of Weatherford, Granbury, Fort Worth, and surrounding areas. The hosts are friendly and accommodating. Our granddaughters had fun playing outside. They felt right at home.
5 sur novembre 03, 2013
I almost don't want to tell anyone, because I'd like to keep this little gem all mine!! But that would deprive others from the opportunity to enjoy it!! Nestled in horse country, this place is charming and modern, decorated and maintained by an innkeeper that obviously takes pride in the experience provided to guests! Large sitting room/full kitchen, full bath and wonderful king size bed all topped off by a delicious breakfast. We'll definitely be back!!
5 sur août 12, 2013
We only stayed overnight but wished it could have been longer. The cottage was modern with all the amenities and very clean. We loved watching and interacting with the animals. We hope to return to Pecan Bottom Ranch and spend more time.
4,8 sur août 02, 2012
Cute, convenient, and comfortable, this rural setting is perfectly suited for a Weatherford visit.
5 sur mai 24, 2012
We stayed at the Pecan Bottom Ranch Bed and Breakfast for six weeks recently and loved our stay. Nancy and Allen went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable. The cottage is immaculate and Nancy has done a great job with the decorating. The full kitchen with stainless appliances was wonderful. Everything we could of needed was stocked in the kitchen. The beautiful king size bed was very comfortable and the linens provided were top notch. Our 12 year old daughter loved being around the animals on the ranch. Allen let her take part in the feeding and watering of the horses. Nancy also recommended a nearby ranch for her to take riding lessons during our stay. We also did some fishing in nearby Weatherford Lake. We could not have asked for a better place to stay while in Weatherford and we truly miss Allen and Nancy.
4,4 sur mars 26, 2012
Excellent accomodations, beautiful property. Exceptional hospitality. Hope to return! Thanks for the great family escape. Best, Carlos, Blanca & Teresa
4,2 sur juillet 11, 2011
My husband and I stayed here to celebrate our anniversary. It is a lovely location out of town. I woke up to the sounds of a cow and horses the first morning. The accommodations are so much better than any bed and breakfast I have ever stayed in. You can't beat a clean, comfortable, full living space for this price. Nancy was the perfect hostess when making the reservation and when we visited over coffee by their garden one morning. We would definitely stay there again!
4,0 sur juin 27, 2011
Was not sure what to expect of a B & B right next to a horse barn but it was absolutely fabulous! The ranch is beautiful and so quiet with lovely pastures and horses. The covered patio was a great respite from the heat, and a great place for our family to relax and enjoy. The B & B itself was wonderfully appointed and the owners left us plenty of towels as our stay was 5 days. The fridge was well stocked with everything we needed for a couple of days until we could get to the store. The owners are very friendly and helpful at the same time leaving you alone. You feel like you own the place! Even if Ft. Worth is your destination staying here is only about 20 minutes away and is way better than any hotel! We will always stay at Pecan Bottom Ranch when visiting family and friends!
5 sur janvier 30, 2011
Charming getaway in a lovely remodeled carriage house on 3 acres of beautiful ranch property. The owners were so hospitable -- even made us a delicious breakfast casserole!
5 sur octobre 13, 2010
I just returned from a long weekend with a girl friend and was very happy we found Pecan Bottom Ranch. Instead of just a room in a B & B we had an entire guest house! We didn't need to worry if we stayed up late talking that we might possibly be disturbing someone next door. Also, our breakfast was left the night before so we could eat when we wanted. This allowed us to sleep in and not be on an inn keepers scheduled breakfast. The kitchen fridge was stocked also. The furnishings were beautiful, the house immaculate and the country grounds with horses made this a very relaxing get away.
4,6 sur octobre 12, 2010
Spent a great weekend away from the city with a friend. Lovely guest house and proprietors. Beautifully decorated yet comfortable. Great amenities. Plenty of privacy. The house sits in the country, but is close to grocery, gas and downtown Weatherford.
4,4 sur septembre 16, 2010
This was a perfect place for us to stay! Far enough away from the hustle and bustle of the city, yet close enough to many attractions that we wanted to see! Very, very nice inside, extremely comfortable bed with TONS of pillows :) We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We'll certainly stay again.
4,8 sur août 05, 2010
PB Ranch was like stepping back into my childhood going to my grandparent's ranch. The look, the feel, the smell were all refreshing, yet the B&B was 21st century. I could stroll in the past, but stay comfortable in the present.
4,4 sur avril 23, 2010
Beautiful, peaceful, restful weekend. Not too far to drive from Dallas, but definitely far from the "feel" of being in Dallas. Fully stocked kitchen was great, although some of the dishes were dirty. Water from taps smelled like sulphur (I don't know how wells work, but this may have been worse because of the pouring rain). However, bottled water was provided. We would definitely stay here again.
5 sur mars 15, 2010
My husband and I had more fun last weekend staying at this quaint B&B so close to everything in Weatherford, but at the same time having the quiet of the country. The owner's have done everything to make this a very comfortable stay. The 1 bedroom is very spacious and is decorated beautifully and has everything to make our stay fantastic! Thank you ! We will want to come back.
5 sur février 22, 2010
After being subject to the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metro area in our day to day routine, the Pecan Bottom Ranch was a welcome change. We had our two children with us (16 mo. & 7), and the owners were more than accomodating for their needs. The horses, pond, birds, and outdoor area made for great exploring, and the food (fruit, quiche, pastries) was wonderful. The fully equipped kitchen was also well stocked for our needs. We only wish it had been warmer outside, and that we could have stayed longer. Great escape!
4,0 sur février 08, 2010
Beautiful accommodations set within peaceful surroundings. The quaint cozy atmosphere was adorned with quality furnishings. Our stay was met with a visit from the Innkeepers just to make sure we had everything we needed. After a great nights rest we were treated with fresh fruit and perfectly prepared quiche to start our day in the right direction. Looking for a quiet place of rest....Look no further.
4,8 sur février 03, 2010
This B&B really exceeded our expectations. It is apparent that the owners appreciate the finer things of life because they bring those details into this spacious cottage. We felt very comfortable right away, and the privacy at this ranch was so inviting. Drinking coffee on the patio while watching the young horses investigate their pastures was also a delight. We will be back!
5 sur janvier 25, 2010
My husband and I absolutely loved our time at this B&B. It is a beautiful location, the views alone are worthy of a stay. The accommodations are lovely and very welcoming, you feel right at home. Just a ten minute drive from the B&B are an assortment of antique stores, restaurants and various shops downtown...it's the perfect place for a peaceful getaway.


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this is very true, but at the same time Craftsman has started shifting suppliers to China (ie their Metric wrench sets which accounts for a HUGE chunk of their tools sold each year) so at this point i want to get my hands on as many USA-made Craftsman tools as i can...even if i know it could be on sale at a later date. just because Craftsman could make the switch without notice just like they did with the Metric wrench sets i don't know how much longer the rest of Craftsman's stuff will be made in the USA. when my kids are of the age that i want to pass down my tools - how can i in good faith give them some chinese-made wrenches and tell them "they don't make tools like they used to"...i can't hand them junk. oh the humaniy Last edited by Medic311; 02-14-2013 at 10:09 PM.. |
Bain Capital bought Apex Tool Group, so maybe Mitt Romney will convince his friends to move production back to the U.S.?
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i am just going off of what the reviews are saying, as i said earlier. people are saying this 6A one can barely cut through 2x4's where as the 10A corded model can do it fine. so regardless of what other factors are involved, the next model up can do the job fine. just stating what multiple reviews have said on the Sears.com website. but yes, there are other factors involved... |
so what you're saying is that all of their Made in USA tools currently are actually made in China? i don't buy that...any tool that has USA forged, stamped, or molded onto it is made in the USA. any add-on such as bits, blades and whatnot could be made in China yes. so the 26pc standard combo wrench set that i bought 3 weeks ago that says Made in USA is made in China despite it being forged on the handle "USA" ??? the Metric set just says "Craftsman" and nothing about USA so that's how i knew it was Made in China (in combination with the fact the packaging said so). Last edited by Medic311; 02-15-2013 at 09:04 AM.. |
YMMV but received the following email from Shop your way rewards. Picked up the reciprocating saw for ~20 bucks as the points are added instantly to your order.
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really??? i wasn't aware that tools with forged "USA" were actually made in China. i thought it was strictly a packaging loop hole....are you sure about that? i did the research and i thought it centered around the packaging loop hole. and you have a solid point about quality. the Chinese-made wrenches actually have a MUCH nicer polish than the USA-made ones. the USA-made ones have a rough polish - not smooth whatsoever. the Chinese-made ones are very very smooth. ratchets are a different story - you can easily tell the Chinese ones from the USA ones as the Chinese ones have sharper edges on the handle indents |
Any thoughts on how the reciprocating saw compares to the Harbor Freight 6 amp saw for $ 20.
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Soybeans and DNA: Two Important Supreme Court Decisions
Soybeans and DNA: Two Important Supreme Court Decisions
The U.S. Supreme Court recently delivered two unanimous decisions, Bowman v. Monsanto (Bowman) and Association for Molecular Pathology v. Myriad Genetics (Myriad). One affirmed industry legal analysis, and the other upended it. In Bowman, the Court held that growing a patented plant and harvesting its seed is equivalent to making the patented seed. In Myriad, the Court reversed thirty years of industry practice and held that isolated DNA is not patentable, but human-made cDNA is.
BOWMAN v. MONSANTO
Summary: The Doctrine of Patent Exhaustion provides that once a patented article is sold, the buyer has a right to use or resell that article. This doctrine, however, does not give the buyer the right to reproduce the patented invention. In Bowman, the Court held that Vernon Bowman, a commercial farmer, improperly reproduced Monsanto's patented soybeans when he replanted soybeans grown from patented seed.
Background: Monsanto has patented RoundUp Ready™ soybeans, which are resistant to glyphosate-based herbicides. Monsanto sells its patented soybeans to farmers who agree to plant the seeds for one growing season only. The purchasing farmer must agree not to save and replant any of the harvested soybeans.
Bowman purchased soybeans from grain elevators. Instead of consuming or reselling them, he planted the soybeans in his field, and applied glyphosate to weed out any non-RoundUp Ready™ plants from the growing crop. From the surviving plants, Bowman harvested and saved the seed to use in the next growing season. He harvested eight crops in this manner. Bowman argued that the Doctrine of Patent Exhaustion prevented Monsanto from prohibiting his right to use the seed.
Outcome: The Court held that Bowman, while retaining the right to resell or consume the soybeans, did not have the right to make additional patented soybean seeds. Because his activities equaled reproduction of Monsanto's patented invention, Bowman was not protected by the doctrine of patent exhaustion.
Impact: This decision represents an affirmation of agribusiness's interpretation of the doctrine of patent exhaustion. Expect no changes to agribusiness and biotech companies' business practices and patent applications based on this case.
ASSOCIATION FOR MOLECULAR PATHOLOGY v. MYRIAD GENETICS
Summary: U.S. patent law allows an inventor to obtain a patent on a new and useful composition of matter. In Myriad, the Court held that a DNA sequence, whose only difference from naturally occurring DNA is that it is isolated, is not patentable because it is a product of nature.
Background: Myriad discovered the chromosomal location and sequence of genes BRCA1 and BRCA2, whose presence drastically increases an individual's risk of breast and ovarian cancers. Myriad obtained patents covering these isolated genes, methods of detecting the presence of these genes, and synthetic sequences of these genes (i.e. cDNA forms of BRCA1 and BRCA2, from which the introns were removed). Myriad used its patents to stop doctors and healthcare institutions from offering BRCA testing services without first obtaining licenses and paying royalties.
Challenges were made on the basis that DNA is a naturally occurring composition of matter and is therefore unpatentable. Previous Supreme Court decisions held that natural phenomena are not patentable, but that "anything under the sun that is made by man" is patentable. However, the Court has further noted that products of nature are not created, and as such, are "free to all … and reserved exclusively to none."
Outcome: The Court held Myriad's claims to isolated, unaltered DNA sequences were invalid as drawn to unpatentable subject matter. In making its decision, the Court drew a distinction between merely isolated DNA and lab-created cDNA. Noting that its informational content is identical to naturally occurring DNA, isolated DNA is not a new composition of matter. However, the Court held that Myriad's claims to cDNA were patentable and therefore valid because cDNA is a human-created sequence whose informational content is different from naturally occurring DNA (e.g. the introns are removed). Therefore, subject to novelty and non-obvious requirements, cDNA is patentable subject matter.
Impact: Hours after the release of this decision, at least one company began offering BRCA testing services, even though Myriad's patents on methods of detecting BRCA remain valid. It is unknown whether Myriad will assert its surviving patents.
This decision is a landmark case for the biotechnology industry, and there is great division among patent law experts about what effects Myriad will ultimately have. For over thirty years, medical, pharmaceutical, and agricultural industries, as well as universities, have obtained patents on isolated DNA sequences. It is impossible to say exactly how the industry will respond, but expect to see more patent litigation, more reexamination applications, and more information kept as trade secrets.
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Amid shortage, new doctors take their pick of job offers
A growing shortage of health professionals, especially in small-town America, is prompting hospitals and clinics to go to extraordinary lengths to land doctors for their communities. It provides unquestionable job security for incoming doctors willing to be spread thin.By: John Lundy, Duluth News Tribune
When Matt Horning applied for a job, it was with the understanding that his wife would be hired at the same place, even though she wouldn't be available for another 2½ years.
And with the understanding that at some unspecified time, in the not-distant future, he would be away for nine months to a year.
No problem.
Horning, 31, is a doctor, in family medicine, willing to practice in a small town.
For him, that small town is Ashland, at the St. Luke's Chequamegon Clinic, where he'll soon be joined on the staff by his wife, Monica Lee, who just finished her residency at the Duluth Family Medical Residency Program. That's where Horning also had his residency.
They could have gone almost anywhere.
"Every place that we went, contacted or even whispered that we might be interested in, really, said, 'Oh, gosh, we'll do whatever we can, almost,'" the Chokio, Minn., native said in a recent interview.
Horning and Lee are not unique.
A growing shortage of health professionals, especially in small-town America, is prompting hospitals and clinics to go to extraordinary lengths to land doctors for their communities. It provides unquestionable job security for incoming doctors willing to be spread thin.
There won't be enough of them to go around, health-policy experts say. For patients, that means adapting to new ways of receiving care — seeing a nurse practitioner for most needs, or consulting with a medical doctor in a bigger city via a television screen.
"I think that's where it's going to go," said Terry Hill, executive director of the Duluth-based National Rural Health Resource Center. "I think that's where it's going to move, partially just out of necessity. We are not going to have enough primary-care providers."
For young doctors choosing from a wealth of offers, they know they will quickly go from being the recruited to being the recruiters.
"The more intimidating factor for me is recognizing how hard it was to recruit me to a practice," said Dr. Heather Danckwart, a Kellogg, Minn., native who also just completed her third year of residency in the Duluth program. "That's soon going to be me trying to recruit a partner, and … that's only going to get harder."
Duluth's rural focus
The aging of the medical work force combined with the aging of the general population portends "a huge wave of shortage coming at Minnesota," said Mark Schoenbaum, director of the Office of Rural Health and Primary Care at the Minnesota Department of Health.
The shortages are particularly acute in small towns and rural areas and among the primary-care doctors — pediatricians, internists and family-practice — who serve them, Schoenbaum said.
That makes the Duluth residency program a hot spot, because its 30 residents — 10 each year in the three-year program — are training specifically for those roles.
"Since its inception in the 1970s it has had a rural focus," said Kate Dean, director of health science and graduate medical education for the Essentia Institute of Rural Health. Dean has administered the program since last July, when Essentia Health agreed to take over its management.
Both Essentia Health and St. Luke's undergird the residency program financially, Dean said, and they've taken more of the burden as the state of Minnesota has taken less.
"Both hospitals are committed to education," Dean said. "They know we need those residents; we need those students coming up here to survive."
It's not easy to get into a residency program. For the three-year 2013 residency at the Duluth Family Medical Residency Program that begins on Monday, there were 106 applicants. Ten were accepted, said Kim Kaiser, spokeswoman for Essentia Health, which manages the program.
Nationally, there aren't nearly enough residency spots for all medical school graduates, said Dr. Ray Christensen, associate dean for rural health at the University of Minnesota Medical School, Duluth campus.
The Duluth campus, which has a rural and American Indian focus, has 60 students in each class who eventually will need residencies before establishing their practices. There isn't room for all of them.
"If you look at the family residencies that are in rural Minnesota, you've got 10 down the hill (in Duluth), four in St. Cloud and four in Mankato," Christensen said. "That adds up to — what, 18? That's it."
Feeling the love
But once residents get into the program, they start feeling the love right away.
Horning said he got a call from a hospital CEO during his first week of residency. "Matt, there's an offer for you," the CEO told him. "We want to talk. We know it's three years away, but we want to have you here."
Danckwart and Dr. Maggie Neudecker, a Little Falls, Minn., native who also just completed the Duluth program, said offers came while they were still in medical school.
"We didn't even know we were going to do family medicine then, and people would still sign you to work," said Neudecker, who only recently made the decision to practice in Moose Lake. "And they would pay you every year while you're still in training, as part of a bonus."
Danckwart said the offers increased during her third year of medical school, when she was in the University of Minnesota's Rural Physician Associate Program, another training ground for rural doctors. The medical students work rotations in various small-town clinics and hospitals.
"Every single day, it was, 'We hope you return. What can we do to get you to return?' " Danckwart related. "I was only in my third year, I still had at least four years before I'd be able to return there, but they were willing to say: If you could sign, we would sign with you."
$200,000 in debt
The attention cascaded when they entered the residency program, said the women, both 29. Danckwart stopped answering her phone because she was hearing from so many recruiters. Neudecker said she was averaging five e-mails a day from recruiters even after committing to Moose Lake.
The interest won't necessarily go away.
"Even as I was established and didn't have plans to move, I was getting fairly regular (recruiting) messages either by mail or e-mail," said Dr. DebrahLaBarre, who practices in her hometown of Duluth at the St. Luke's Mount Royal Clinic after eight years in La Crosse, Wis., and Wyoming, Minn.
The attention can be lavish. Neudecker described being flown to Colorado, put up in a hotel, treated to meals and then getting a gift in the mail at Christmas. "I was shocked by … how crazy it was," she said.
The flip side is the money they owe. Neudecker and Danckwart each left medical school with close to $200,000 in student loans to pay off. And the family-practice specialties pay less than all other medical specialties, according to the Medscape Physician Compensation Report.
Intangible factors
Still, money isn't the prime driving force for most doctors, Hill said.
In surveys of what doctors want, "salary is not at the top of the list," he said. "It comes in about seventh. Toward the top of the list is the clinic itself. Who are the partners? Do they have electronic health records? Can a spouse get a job in the community?"
Intangible factors drew Dr. Andrew Broadmore and his wife to St. Luke's Denfeld Medical Clinic after three years in Grinnell, Iowa.
"My wife did a bunch of research and decided that this is where she would like to live," Broadmore said about the move to Duluth, adding that it also fit his interest in outdoor activities. St. Luke's in particular was a good fit, he said, because he could "round" — see his patients when they're in the hospital as well as at the clinic.
"In family medicine, you pretty much decide where you want to go, in the Midwest at least," Broadmore said.
Money wasn't Horning's primary motivation.
"I do not feel underpaid, but certainly I'm paid less than specialists in (Duluth) or even in Ashland," Horning said. "But I didn't go into medicine to be a millionaire. … I went into medicine to help people, and because it's challenging and fun and fulfilling."
More important to Horning as he looked for a job was that he not be too far from Duluth, where Lee still had two years of residency left. Also, he and Lee wanted to work in the same clinic once she finished her residency.
Moreover, he wanted to serve a term with the humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders, which requires its volunteers to serve on two weeks' notice for anywhere from nine to 12 months.
"And Sandra Barkley said, 'Yeah, that's OK; we can work with that,'" Horning related.
St. Luke's is willing to deal with logistical challenges, said Barkley, who is in charge of recruiting for the hospital.
"If they're people that you want, yes," she said. "You try to figure out a way to make it work."
For young family doctors, it puts them in a far different position from many of their peers.
Some of Danckwart's college classmates who went into teaching are struggling to find work, she said. She sometimes feels guilty about all the options she has.
"It's absolutely unbelievable demand," Danckwart said. "Essentially, there are very few communities in Minnesota and Wisconsin that are not hiring family practice."
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Sauté the ingredients until golden and crisp. Serve by the plateful with a cucumber-and-dill salad.
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Calories | 415 |
Total Fat | 11g |
Saturated Fat | 3g |
Cholesterol | 40mg |
Sodium | 1,065mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 62g |
Dietary Fiber | 7g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 19g |
Calcium | -- |
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- 1 tablespoon(s) margarine or butter
- 1 tablespoon(s) vegetable oil
- 1 (about 1 pound) jumbo onion, chopped
- 2 large celery stalks, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 1 can(s) (14 1/2 ounces) whole beets, drained and cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 4 cup(s) bite-size pieces cooked potatoes reserved from Corned Beef with Cabbage and Potatoes
- 1.5 cup(s) (about 6 ounces) bite-size pieces cooked corned beef reserved from Corned Beef with Cabbage and Potatoes
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) coarsly ground black pepper
- 1 tablespoon(s) fresh parsley leaves, chopped
- In nonstick 12-inch skillet, heat margarine or butter with oil over medium heat. Add onion and celery, and cook 15 minutes or until lightly browned and tender, stirring occasionally.
- Increase heat to medium-high; add beets, potatoes, corned beef, salt, and pepper, and cook 15 minutes or until browned, stirring occasionally. Sprinkle with parsley to serve.
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