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Greatly supported by domestic and overseas associations, Biometric China 2013 was successfully held in Poly World Trade Expo Center during March 29th-31st. It gathered over 100 exhibitors coming from South Korea, Germany, Canada, Russia, Hong Kong, Guangdong Province, and other countries and regions, showcasing a variety of cutting-edge and advanced products & technologies. Over 12,000 buyers from more than 30 countries and regions were received. Next year, GIBITE 2014 will be held on May 12-14th, 2014 at the Canton Fair

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As the Michigan Spring Game was set to begin, the question most fans had on their mind was: "What will this new offense look like? Will Denard Robinson still be Denard? Will the coaching staff still let him do his thing?" It took one play to answer those questions: It was a great start to a Spring Game...
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There were plenty of questions surround Michigan's football team heading into their Spring Game, and many questions remain. But here's what I saw from each unit while watching this past Saturday's scrimmage, and I had a chance to talk to a player from each position group as well. Quarterbacks: Denard Robinson got the "start", running with the first...
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This season's spring game will be one of the most exciting in recent years. For GVSU and new head coach Matt Mitchell they have had a number of competition battles going on throughout spring ball and those will most likely carry over into training camp this summer. These battles are at the quarterback spot, running back position, receiver spots and also a battle at...
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... on the way and slowing heading into towns we must have been doing 200+ kmph.
We arrived in Rome about 1940hrs and caught a cab to our Hotel which was about 1.5km away. A bit of trouble fitting the bike bag in the taxi but nothing a few occy straps couldn't fix! The Hotel seems nice, simple but neat and tidy.
Tomorrow we will hit the streets and look at some of the attractions. Being in the city centre, most of the main sites are within 30min walk.
Race Day
... the evening with some other Sutho people, one of whom won both the Road Race and TT in her division (65+). Had dinner at Forst which is a German themed restaurant, I had the Stinko which was a big pork knuckle, pork sausage, sauerkraut and potatoes while Rach shared a massive veal schnitzel. Finished off with gelato.
Tomorrow off to Rome on the Frecciaargento which is the silver high speed train (the second fastest after the frecciarossa).
The day before...
... to the Swans get done :(. Early on this morning streamed the Sthn Power boys having an easy win in their GF.
The plan was to visit the Caproni Aeronautical Museum in the arvo however it is a difficult place to get to so we settled for panini and a trip on the cable car up to Sardegna which overlooks Trento. Apparently the area was bombed in 1943/44.
Some pasta for dinner, get the gear ready and try to get an good nights sleep...
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... as previous owners have added to it through the middle ages and on to more recent times, also many artistic influences including Byzantine, Gothic, Renaissance and others. There are many frescos adorning the exterior and especially the interior ceilings and walls, the most famous is the Eagle Tower which contains the Cycles of the Months which covers all four walls of the room and has a separate fresco for each month.
... Trevor had some tips on the route as hes has been here since the weekend.
After that, Rach and I headed into town for the opening ceremony, trying to keep the eyes open by then. It was held in the Piazza Duomo which is quite spectacular and a cloud shrouded moon made for some good pics.
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billie_morini wrote:edp,
Chemistry is a good pursuit. Following Chem 101 and 102, you'll take organic chem. That course seperates the men from the boys. Don't miss out on taking a couple of thermal dynamics courses. Many students avoid them because they are not easy courses. Having them makes a big difference in getting and excelling in chemistry-oriented employment. It's very early to think about this, but after you get BS in chem or chem engineering, get an MS in chem engineering. This will make you highly employable. Another angle is to take lots of physics with your chem program. Then pursue an MS in physics or electrical engineering. This is another way to become highly employable.
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edp5361 wrote:Thanks so much! How is the parking situation near those breaks? I'm almost afraid to ask.
EDIT: I already signed to UCLA so I can't relocate closer to the beach
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IMinCA wrote:Bay St has parking meters that take CC,
Zuma is about 10dlls or street parking
Venice - Rose Ave is about 8-10 dlls of you come after 9.
El Porto has metered parking for up to 5hrs, and takes cc
Hollister St has 2hrs parking for 2 dlls.
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billie_morini wrote:Hi edp,
All of the detailed parking information was provided by IMinCA. He/she surfs at Venice and Santa Monica. Therefore, he/she live/lived in LA. I (billie_morini) have not live/lived in LA. I go through it all the time (residence north of it in Santa Barbara & south of it in Irvine) and often go into LA for work. For a while, I had a surfing buddy at UCLA, too.
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Please join me and send Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin a letter requesting that he proclaim June 22 Confederate Veterans Day. This is the 150th anniversary of West Virginia being a state, and we were formed during the War Between the States.
It is time to honor these men.
I know not everyone will agree because anything Confederate is linked with slavery.
When I was in the State Police Academy, I had an instructor whose favorite word was "reasonable."
Is it reasonable to believe that of the hundreds of thousands of men who fought and died for the Confederacy, all were fighting to preserve slavery?
The greatest percentage were like my Confederate ancestors, poor farmers who left their homes and families to protect them from the Northern invaders.
These men left to fight for their native Virginia, but returned as West Virginians. They forgot their differences and worked to make West Virginia and the United States what it is today.
They were not criminals or traitors and should not be treated as such. They were not considered as such when they fought the British in the Revolutionary War.


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Dispatched and Scube Mediate the Efficient Secretion of the Cholesterol-Modified Hedgehog Ligand
Dispatched and Scube Mediate the Efficient Secretion of the Cholesterol-Modified Hedgehog Ligand
Cell Reports, Volume 2, Issue 2,
Pages 308-320,
Publication Date 16 August 2012
Copyright © 2012 The Authors All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.celrep.2012.07.010
Hanna Tukachinsky
Ryan P. Kuzmickas
Cindy Y. Jao
Jing Liu
Adrian Salic
Department of Cell Biology, Harvard Medical School, 240 Longwood Avenue, Boston, MA 02115
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► Hedgehog secretion must overcome insolubility because of cholesterol modification ► Hedgehog binds Dispatched and Scube proteins in a cholesterol-dependent manner ► Differential cholesterol recognition by Dispatched and Scube suggests a hand-off mechanism ► Hedgehog secretion is similar to sterol trafficking by Niemann-Pick disease proteins
The Hedgehog (Hh) signaling pathway plays critical roles in metazoan development and in cancer. How the Hh ligand is secreted and spreads to distant cells is unclear, given its covalent modification with a hydrophobic cholesterol molecule, which makes it stick to membranes. We demonstrate that Hh ligand secretion from vertebrate cells is accomplished via two distinct and synergistic cholesterol-dependent binding events, mediated by two proteins that are essential for vertebrate Hh signaling: the membrane protein Dispatched (Disp) and a member of the Scube family of secreted proteins. Cholesterol modification is sufficient for a heterologous protein to interact with Scube and to be secreted in a Scube-dependent manner. Disp and Scube recognize different structural aspects of cholesterol similarly to how Niemann-Pick disease proteins 1 and 2 interact with cholesterol, suggesting a hand-off mechanism for transferring Hh from Disp to Scube. Thus, Disp and Scube cooperate to dramatically enhance the secretion and solubility of the cholesterol-modified Hh ligand.


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George Zimmerman will continue to pay his estranged wife's living expenses from his legal defense fund, and he may even use money from the fund to pay her alimony if it comes to that ... TMZ has learned.
TMZ broke the story ... Shellie Zimmerman received $4,300 after the couple separated for living expenses, and the money came from the George Zimmerman Legal Defense Fund. Solicitations for the fund stated that money could be used for their living expenses, but that's when they were still together.
Sources connected with the couple tell TMZ ... Shellie is not a gold digger and only wants necessary expenses. We're told George will continue to pay her way from his fund, but the monthly amount will vary and every penny will be backed up with a receipt.
Now this is interesting. If George is ordered to pay Shellie alimony when they divorce, he is leaving open the possibility that he could pay that through his legal defense fund.
So we gotta ask ...
Seriously what's with this website and Zimmerman? Is he a celebrity or something? Are you running out of news about blacks so you have to post stuff about people hated by blacks?
There is no binding contract when giving a donation online. George Zimmerman can go buy new cars and Guns with the money, and there is nothing anybody can do about it.. Don't feel so sorry for his legal team they will get paid by the taxpayers of Florida.
F*ck this narrow-eyed, bible thumpin, simplistic, racist piece of sh*t .. Betcha a million to one he holds his Kel-Tec when he "squeezes one off".. What a complete assh*le...
You know what they say about the people who donated? "A Fool and there money always part"
You are clearly trying to make a big deal out of this, but it's not. People gave the money and were told it would be used for living expenses. Your PR war against Zimmerman is racist.
I wonder how all the white supremacist groups who donated all that money feel about his wife getting half.
George Zimmerman
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From Legal Defense Fund...................HAHAHA NAIL THAT BUTT HOLE
This doesn't sit right with me. That money was donated for lawyers and trial,s not for Shelly to get away from her husband. I think it is wrong that she is leaving him at this difficult time anyway. I think she is the one who is being selfish, not him. She is probably sick of all the pressure from being married to him.
Probably no one would know who she was if she just kept quiet. Now everyone knows, so she is maybe making herself even more of a target. I don't know if the black crazies are still after them, but it seems she would want to lay low if she was so scared.
Blacks in this country act just like they did a thousand years ago,in Africa,still dancing around the fire with spears in their hands chanting
" Ooga Booga - Ooga Booga"!
I never followed this story closely but if you're giving some poor bastard money for his legal defense ostensibly you're doing it to help him and it is reasonable the stress of a trial could break up an already troubled marriage so it reasonable to use that money for any expenses he incurs.
perfect example of what is wrong in this country, commit a murder and beg people to support ya, but its funny, gun nuts supported this jerk to get him off now the mrs is gettin her share, george is a piece of trash, how bout gettin a job.


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I have Adobe InDesign CS5.5 and I wish to upgrade to Adobe InDesign CS6, our business is located in Norway, can we download an upgrade online?
I tried that, i get an error saying the following:
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When sometimes it sends me error messages saying my location is in Norway and i cant complete the purchase.
Also tried changing my address to a US one, and it then gives me error messages that my credit card number is wrong. (which its not, ive checked 6 times)
There's also a "Choose Your Region" button at the bottom left of the store page, and it looks like Norwegian takes you to http://www.adobe.com/no/
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Today Nick Clegg has revealed Labour's secret plans to scrap half a million apprentices because they think they are 'deadweight'.
In the strongest signal yet that Labour can't be trusted to build a stronger economy, the plans would make it harder for young people to find good, well-paid jobs, and would damage the skills base in the British economy.
Over 3 million workers have for the first time been given a workplace pension, according to figures from the Pensions Regulator. The 3 millionth worker is employed by West Ham United.
The new scheme, which Liberal Democrats in Government began rolling out in 2012, provides workers with a safe, private pension that their boss and the Government contribute to.
Lib Dem MPs have secured a number of important concessions in the Care Bill today to give people more say on hospital changes. A raft of checks and balances will be introduced to make sure that changes to local hospital services are not made without local people being able to have their say. These include:
The Liberal Democrats are never going to be loved in the pages of the Daily Mail: our open, liberal and progressive brand of politics tends to be at odds with their editorial worldview (to put it mildly). However, even I have been surprised at the level of criticism - much of it misleading - aimed at Liberal Democrat plans to provide free school meals to children in infants school.
I have very vivid memories of hearing about the atrocities in Cambodia as a schoolchild. I remember being shocked by the pictures of human bones and skulls scattered in the fields and hearing of an appalling dictator called Pol Pot. Like many others of my generation, I took part in a "bring and buy" sale for the Blue Peter Cambodia Appeal. By the time Pol Pot was defeated around a quarter of the population had died, there were only around 50 doctors left alive and the health care system was effectively destroyed.
Jeanne Tarrant, new Pastoral Care Officer at the Liberal Democrats, gives an update on her first weeks in the role.
I have now been in post for two months and it has been both busy and exciting. In the initial 2-3 weeks, I undertook an analysis of the Party's processes for receiving and managing complaints. Analysing, how the constituent parties manage complaints and how the different procedures, rules and constitutions relate to each other. I met with many people as I could, to gain an understanding of the processes, the responsibility for implementing them and when and how the rules are used. I have enjoyed meeting lots of different people to obtain their views on how the Party works.
I have been a member of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Abolition of the Death Penalty since 2010. At the time it was excellently chaired by Alistair Carmichael, who then became the first-ever Chief Whip for the Liberal Democrats in Government. I remember speaking to Alistair and saying that I was keen to be Vice-Chair of the APPG and do my bit for a cause close to the heart of so many Liberal Democrats.
The Liberal Democrats and UKIP have reached agreement with two national broadcasters, LBC and the BBC, to host hour-long debates between Liberal Democrat Leader and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg and UKIP Leader Nigel Farage.
A radio debate will take place on LBC on Wednesday 26 March from 7-8pm, hosted by Nick Ferrari.
A televised debate will then take place on BBC Two on Wednesday 2 April from 7-8pm, hosted by David Dimbleby.
It's the week we've all been waiting for: National Apprenticeship Week 2014! This year, it is even more important that we talk about NAW and spread the word #NAW2014. Since 2010, the Liberal Democrats in Government have helped to create an amazing 1.6 million new apprenticeship starts - more than double the number under Labour. As a party, we are extremely dedicated to keeping the number of apprenticeships growing and as Government Apprenticeship Ambassador it is a matter very dear to my heart.
The Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, has given a speech on security and privacy in the internet age. The Liberal Democrats are the only party with a plan to protect civil liberties, while ensuring that security services can do their job to keep us safe. You can find out more about what we're doing here.
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Nick Clegg has commissioned a review into the accountability of the UK's intelligence agencies in the wake of Edward Snowden's revelations.
In an article in the Guardian, he challenged Labour and the Conservatives to support the Lib Dem plans to protect people's privacy and ensure intelligence agencies can still protect us.
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Ahead of the crucial Euro-elections on 22nd May, Liberal Democrats as the party of 'In' are strongly making the case for Britain remaining in the EU. This is primarily about jobs, but another reason #whyIamIN is that we need to work with our European partners to tackle cross-border crime.
Criminals don't stop at our borders, and neither should our efforts to catch them. Those efforts are facilitated by European police and court cooperation measures, of which the flagship is the European Arrest Warrant (EAW).
When we came into office in 2010 we made it a priority to end the abhorrent practice of child detention for immigration purposes. This is something we had committed to in our 2010 manifesto; under Labour many thousands of innocent children were detained - in some cases for months on end, in prison-like conditions.
I had the pleasure of being the first Liberal to ask a question of a Liberal at PMQs since Lloyd George, and it was there that Nick announced that we would end child detention.
Nigel Farage this morning accepted Nick's challenge to a public debate on Europe.
The Liberal Democrats are the party of IN, while UKIP are the party of OUT. This debate will let the British public decide whether to vote IN or OUT at the European elections in May.
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Dr Julie Smith, chair of the recent Lib Dem Defence policy paper and member of the Manifesto Working Group, shares her views on the threats the UK faces in the 21st Century, and how to address them:
Defence is a crucial attribute of the state and Liberal Democrats take this very seriously. We recognise, however, that the threats the UK faces in the 21st Century are very different from those of the past. Yet too often debates on defence seem to reflect old, Cold War thinking. Too often Labour and the Conservatives seem to seek a role for the UK that is no achievable even if it were desirable - the capability for the UK to rule the waves, playing the deputy to the US sheriff.
Following a meeting with local fishermen in Porthleven last week, the Deputy Prime Minister has confirmed that those affected by recent bad weather will be able to access the Business Support Scheme recently announced by the Government.
Nick met with the local harbourmaster and fishermen in Porthleven Harbour in West Cornwall last week while he was visiting the South West. One of the key issues raised with him was how their businesses had been affected by recent bad weather and asked Nick what the Government could do to help.
David Laws, Chair of the Lib Dem 2015 Manifesto Working Group, sets the record straight.
"One of the great frustrations of being a Liberal Democrat in modern British politics is the inability of so many in the other parties and in the media to grasp a simple enough idea: parties can have clear independent identities and their own visions for the future, but also work together in the national interest when circumstances require it.
The Liberal Democrats have today launched a cutting edge new website (www.libdems.org.uk), supported by NationBuilder - the world's leading voter engagement tool - putting them at the forefront of digital campaigning in the UK.
With predictions that 2015 will be the UK's first data election, the Liberal Democrats are set to lead the way in a new era of political campaigning.
An interview with Justine Baker, Lib Dem candidate for Bridgwater.
In the space of just three years, Justine Baker has won district and county elections in Somerset and has been selected as the Liberal Democrat PPC for Bridgwater. Here Justine tells Laura Archer about her political ambitions and why Liberal Democrats should be shouting from the rooftops, as well as knocking on doors.
People affected by the consequences of recent severe weather are to be offered support from Citizens Advice Bureaux, funded by a £250,000 grant from the Government.
The outreach project will boost the numbers of Citizens Advice volunteers in flood-hit areas, helping to find temporary accommodation or helping people with complex issues like short-term finance, insurance claims, building works and employment rights.
Bringing up children in the Westminster Village: an interview with Jenny Willott MP.
Jenny Willott grew up without a TV, and instead her family discussed current affairs: "We used to have lots of conversations about political issues with a small 'p' - lots about what was fair and morally right. It's the same when we get together now." Willott says she was brought up "to be interested in what was going on around us" and for her 13th birthday was given a subscription to a daily newspaper.
Brian Paddick , or Baron Paddick of Brixton in the London Borough of Lambeth, if you prefer - is in the House of Lords mulling over whether he is now undoubtedly a politician.
"A friend of mine who, unfortunately, died recently, when he heard that I was running as a candidate for Mayor of London the first time, in 2008, phoned me up and said, 'Does this mean I can't believe a word you say anymore?'," he smiles.
Nick Clegg delivers a speech on how the Liberal Democrats are building a stronger economy.
"A lot has happened since I spoke here last February. At that time, critics of the government's economic strategy were still clamouring for a Plan B. Around the country you could feel a growing restlessness as people wondered when, if, things would get better. And, in government, we just had to hold our nerve.
Leader of the Liberal Democrats Euro MPs, Fiona Hall, has accused Tories of siding with the phone giants at the expense of customers.
Interview with Norman Lamb MP, the Lib Dem health minister.
It's like the wind; you can't see it with the naked eye, but you can see its damaging effects when something goes wrong. But Norman Lamb, Minister of State for Care and Support, is determined to give mental health better resources and publicity.
Danny Alexander, a man not normally known for wearing his heart on his sleeve, was doing just that when I joined him at the Treasury for our interview. Sporting Union Jack cufflinks, he told me proudly, "We must keep the United Kingdom together." Looking ahead to next September's Independence Referendum, he said, "As one of only two Scots in the Cabinet I play a big role in that. For too long people have associated the Union Jack with one section of politics in this country. It's the flag of the whole country and we need to own it as Liberal Democrats."
This morning we've seen yet more proof that the economy is firmly on the path to recovery. Growth is returning, with today's figures showing the longest period of growth since 2007. We've also had good news on jobs - with youth unemployment down, jobs outside of London up and a surge in new full time jobs.
Interview with Don Forster, Lib Dem chief whip.
He began his political career as an Avon County Councillor in 1981, now more than 30 years on, Don Foster takes up residence in the Whips office. Whether it is dealing with potholes in Bath or learning about national energy policy, Don keeps his feet firmly on the ground, and his constituency close to his heart, writes Laura Archer.
"The man who saved the United Kingdom" - it has been said that this title awaits Michael Moore if the Scottish people vote to stay in the UK in next year's Independence referendum. He has even been called "Westminster's answer to James Bond," by the Independent's John Rentoul, but the Secretary of State for Scotland is pragmatic:
"I would qualify that to say I'm part of the team to keep Scotland in the UK. I've never been one to look for the limelight." It's a team he is proud to be a part of. As Secretary of State for Scotland, Moore has overseen the implementation of the Scotland Act, while Charles Kennedy plays a key role in the cross-party Better Together campaign. George Lyon MEP is chair of Rural Better Together, a group made up of farmers and representatives from the food processing industry, and MPs, MSPs and activists are leading campaign efforts in their local areas.
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It is about time to revisit the merger of United Technologies (UTX) and Goodrich Corp. (GR) that was announced last year. It is bound to happen soon, and there are some important things for us to consider as investors as we look at United Technologies. How will it affect the company in both the short term and the long term?
United Technologies makes most of its money selling helicopters, aircraft parts, elevators and escalators, and heating and air conditioning systems for buildings, with around two-thirds of its revenues coming from abroad. It is the dominant player in the Chinese elevator market with an impressive three-quarters share of the market. China has about one-third of the world's elevators. The remaining third off United Technologies' revenues come from the sale of aircraft, aircraft parts, and aircraft maintenance. As a result, the company is subject to the cyclical trends of the aerospace market.
Though the deal is not expected to close until mid-2012 and may not boost United Technologies' earnings for another two years after that, together the companies will generate $66 billion in revenue this year. Based on 2011 estimates, the purchase adds sales of about $8 billion a year. But the benefits will not be felt or experienced right away. This is a long-term investment. Between a cutback in spending and paying off the new debt the company is taking on, it will be some time before any significant numbers can be seen on the books that will make the merger look good. The powers that be know this is a long-term investment for United Technologies.
Solid growth from aerospace in 2012 and 2013 will help the company. As the economy recovers and commercial and residential construction picks up, so will that. Pratt & Whitney, the aircraft engine unit of United Technologies, expects sales to double by the end of the decade to $24 billion. That alone will keep business coming from the aerospace division.
So, for the short term, we are going to continue to follow the trend of the stock and put together a short-term income strategy while we wait for a long-term entry point.
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With the stock presently trading at $78.91 and trending down, we will play a Bear Put Spread.
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- Sell an August 2012 put with a '75' strike (priced at $2.55)
- Net Debit to Start: $1.00
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Feb 29 2012 by John Sutton, Liverpool Echo
HMS Liverpool sailed up the River Mersey and moored at the Pier Head for the last time this morning.
The men and women on board spoke of their pride and excitement at returning to the city.
For Leading Physical Trainer Instructor Christopher Reeves, who was at the helm and, therefore, "parking" the Type 42 Destroyer in front of the Three Graces, the homecoming was extra emotional.
The 28-year-old, from Fazakerley, had members of his family on board and also at the dock to watch his special moment.
He said: "This will be my last day at sea – I am going to be posted abroad on a land-based job so it is a huge honour to bring the ship alongside in my home port.
"I am a bit nervous too, but it means a lot to me and my family to be able to do this."
HMS Liverpool will not pass by the waters of the River Mersey again.
She will be decommissioned at the end of March, putting an end to 30 years protecting Britain's interest all over the world.
She came into service just weeks after the end of the Falklands conflict and, in Libya last year, was the first Royal Navy vessel to fire her guns in anger since those engagements in the South Atlantic in 1982.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 10, 2007) -- The widening use of new, innovative biopharmaceutical treatments for diseases, such as cancer, multiple sclerosis and heart disease, will have a limited impact on healthcare costs for private healthcare payers over the next several years, according to an independent study released today by the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO).
"This well-researched analysis by one of the world's most respected healthcare actuarial firms is good news for millions of patients who look to the biotechnology industry for revolutionary new therapies for some of society's most devastating diseases," said BIO President and CEO Jim Greenwood. "This study underscores the reality that access to innovative therapies, and consequently hope, is within their reach."
The study, prepared by the international actuarial firm Milliman, Inc. and titled Realizing the Value of FDA-Approved Therapies, found new innovative therapies, including both new drugs and biologics, will add 1 percent to the healthcare costs covered by private commercial payers, such as insurance companies and employer-sponsored health plans. This increase translates to an additional claims cost to private payers of about $5.00 per member per month.
Moreover, the study found that private payers can make minor changes in their benefit plans to assure the affordability of innovative therapies for their members.
The Milliman study reports that the costs of innovative therapies will generally not create a large cost burden relative to other costs for private healthcare payers by 2011. The total cost for all innovative therapies (existing and new) approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is estimated to be about 6 percent of total private commercial payer costs by 2011. This compares to about 5 percent for 2006.
"The largest healthcare expense borne by payers is not prescription drug and biologic costs but hospital and other non-drug costs," stated Bruce Pyenson, Principal and Consulting Actuary, Milliman, and author of the report. "While prescription drug costs account for about 14 percent, non-drug costs account for 86 percent of expense borne by payers, according to Milliman's 2006 Group Health Insurance Survey of HMOs."
The study points out that innovative therapies may actually bring down health care costs in some cases. The report notes that new and improved medical treatment does not necessarily cost more than traditional treatment: "The current standard of care for certain diseases can be very expensive. Therefore, treatments that replace or modernize the traditional standard of care can reduce a patient's medical costs, even if the new treatments are themselves very expensive." As an example, the study said the cost of a hypothetical product that would prevent or cure Alzheimer's disease would help a patient avoid years of very costly nursing home care. "Even if the therapy is expensive," the study said, "it will be cheaper than years of institutional care."
"This study confirms our long-held belief that the cost of innovative therapies, including biologics, has a limited impact on overall health care costs," said Greenwood. "We hope Congress will look to this data as definitive research as it considers proposals to reduce health care costs. We must be careful we do not inadvertently undermine the ability of the biotechnology industry to develop and deliver innovative biopharmaceutical therapies to the patients who so desperately need them to gain nominal cost savings that do little to impact the aggregate cost of health care."
The study can be accessed at http://www.bio.org/content/realizing-value-fda-approved-therapies.
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BIO is the world's largest trade association representing biotechnology companies, academic institutions, state biotechnology centers and related organizations across the United States and in more than 30 other nations. BIO members are involved in the research and development of innovative healthcare, agricultural, industrial and environmental biotechnology products. BIO also produces the BIO International Convention, the world's largest gathering of the biotechnology industry, along with industry-leading investor and partnering meetings held around the world. BIOtechNOW is BIO's blog chronicling "innovations transforming our world" and the BIO Newsletter is the organization's bi-weekly email newsletter. Subscribe to the BIO Newsletter.


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Paonia senior Taylor Polson had the best state performance of her four-year career, finishing fifth to lead the women's cross country team to a fourth-place finish at this year's 2A state cross country championships.
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Sophomore Chelsea Meilner topped her 2012 state time by almost a minute to place 11th with a time of 21:35.5.
Senior, and three-time state qualifier, Braiden Clement topped her 2012 performance by almost three minutes, finishing 35th with a time of 23:13.7.
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Minnesota took a 2-0 lead into the locker room after 20 minutes on goals Carson McMillan and Charlie Coyle. New Wild defenceman Keith Ballard assisted on both.
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- Bernolak, Imre. "The Economic Aspects of Migration", Immigrants in Canada. Montreal: privately published, 1955.
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I'm betting my life savings tonight that the Jazz cover the 3 point spread
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I approve. Jazz by 30.
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The confusion...
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Oops, I did it again.
I really, really, really hope we can get our first road win. We should be able score inside easily.
Build a man a fire; keep him warm for a day. Light a man on fire and he will be warm for the rest of this life.
Repeating the same actions and expecting different results is the definition of insanity.
What? No Mention of the big rematch showdown?
Another Epic Battle.
Enes is averaging 14 minutes, 5 points, 3 rebounds and 0.5 blocks per game.
Jonas is averaging 20 minutes, 8 points, 5.5 rebounds and 0.83 blocks per games.
Jonas starts the games but usually leaves early due to foul trouble, since he will be gaurding Big Al to start I predict that foul trouble won't be a problem for big V.
Enes doesn't start, and doesn't play very long even when he is playing well. The chances of these two matching up against each other is slim. I just hope it is better than the Burks versus Leonard matchup last week.
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Analytics made the NBA boring.
I love 5 pm games, now I can be in bed by 730. Hell yeah
i am feeling a road win.... we will get a few chances in the weaker east coast... i think we win them all!!! Who wants some of what i am smoking? or are we all realists now?
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- 02-03-2013, 12:35 PM Thread Author #1
Am I going crazy? Can you please test Voice Commands for me?
So when I double tap the home key it opens Voice Commands. In the settings area this can be changed but the other options are none, calendar, etc. There is no option for Google Now or Google Search.
So that's request 1....when you "Go To All Settings" and then Accessibility, and then at the very bottom "Double tap home launch", do you have Google Now or Google Search listed? I have camera, gmail, maps, people, phone, play music, text message, voice commands and none.
I have it set to Voice Commands thinking that would be handy because then once within voice commands I can do other things.
So here is the 2nd part of the test/issue/request.
When Voice Commands activates and you tap the "goto" button, what happens? I get a message that says no shortcuts selected and that I need to go into settings and choose the shortcuts. Problem is when I open settings there is no shortcut set up option.
Also, you have to tap the goto button before the voice stops talking "please say a command" or else it won't open goto at all.
So even when I DO manage to get into goto and manage to set up a shortcut, it won't stick. I can go back later in the day and try it again and the shortcuts I identified earlier it just own't recognize.
Are you all able to duplicate this issue? - 02-03-2013, 06:40 PM #2
Re: Am I going crazy? Can you please test Voice Commands for me?
The options I have in Accessibility are: Browser, Gmail, Maps, People, Phone, Play Music, and None. No Google Now or Google Search (no Camera either).
But my phone as currently set up doesn't even have the Voice Commands app, I think because I'm running a ROM that doesn't have it. - 02-25-2013, 06:23 AM #3
Re: Am I going crazy? Can you please test Voice Commands for me?
I had the same behavior, but after doing the voice adaptation in settings the "goto" button brings up a list of all the apps on my phone. After pressing one, it says next time just say "goto <app>".
- 02-25-2013, 01:37 PM Thread Author #4
Re: Am I going crazy? Can you please test Voice Commands for me?
I've noticed that I can sometimes get it to work, but when I go back later and try it again it's broken again.
If you haven't used the goto command recently, try it again to see what happens.
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