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1 pint fresh blueberries
1 (6 ounce) container fresh raspberries
1 (6 ounce) container fresh blackberries
1 cup water
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3 tablespoons cornstarch
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1 (9 inch) prepared shortbread pie crust (such as Keebler®)
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Dear Tex, Many thanks for the Shook info. I included him in my work of fiction _South Under a Prairie Sky: The Journal of Nell Churchill, US Army Nurse & Scout_ (named after Lucy Churchill's niece)--a Monmouth IL teacher sent me his military records--so I know he was paroled but died 10 days later. His father Dykeman Shook came down to get the body. His last words which are on his grave marker say that if the North were defeated it would be because of the traitors in the North. The Union soldiers reserved their worst hatred for the Copperheads, not the Reb soldiers. My mother's family plot is in Salter's Grove that I've visited. I think our Wordens were in the oystering business with the Salters in Bayonne NJ prior to us moving to IL, ca. 1863 or so. Capt. Richard Salter of Staten Island is a direct ancestor of Lincoln. Wordens and Lincolns both early settled Monmouth Co., NJ and are interrelated through the Joneses (Mordecai L.'s wife)/Chamberlains (as in Joshua's family). The Shooks are an interesting family, early NW IL settlers from KY. It appears that they descend from Jacob Schuck a German Mennonite (read: basically Amish) who immigrated to MD ca. 1740. Mennonites were in both Germany and Holland. So Dykeman Sr.'s (John's father) wife was Mary Conkwright (original Dutch name, Kankwraeght) who it looks like emigrated from Westchester Co. NY (as in Washington Irving country, just no. of NYC) to NC, then to KY. But I did not know there were 10 in the family. My gggfather was Dykeman Shook, Jr., John's brother, who married a Worden. D. Mary E. Shook married James Beresford (father from N. Ireland), d. Ollie Beresford, my gmother, who m. William Worden, cousin to Eliz. Worden Shook. As for Eaton's 20th IN I just looked up the Regt. history. It was heavily engaged with the Army of the Potomac: the Peninsula campaign, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Spotsylvania, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, and at Appomattox! His Regt. also was somehow active at the battle between the ironclads Monitor and Merrimac 3/62--as a Worden, I'm cousin to ADM John L. Worden, capt. of the Monitor. Perhaps they sharpshot from the shore, as I know hundreds of sailors and soldiers looked on at the battle and the burning of the Congress, etc. on 3/8. So I had 2 relatives at Hampton Roads! Thanks again, Kay Larson |


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Hi all,
I wasn't sure how to title the thread in a way that caught what I was trying to get at, so please bear with me. And I do realise that what I'm asking about is a Windows issue rather than an Adobe one, but I thought people here might have an insight into the problem, given that it affects those who focus on and use fonts specifically. I haven't been able to find help or much engagement on any Windows forums, where the discussion is more about operating system capabilities and the issues of fonts are somewhat arcane to most posters.
So please indulge me for a moment, and if you can help me, then thanks!
I'm new to Windows 7. What I've discovered is that Windows 7 has substantially changed the way it handles and displays fonts. (Vista may have as well, but I never stepped into that pond.) In both the Font Viewer and in any Font Manager that I've tried, Windows 7 fills in any missing glyphs in a font within the basic ASCII character set with an auto-generated generic set of glyphs, often making it very hard - or at least time- and effort-intensive - to determine which glyphs are from the font and which glyphs are auto-filled. It was meant to be helpful, I imagine, but it's really not.
In fact, I find it really, *really* frustrating, because it makes it so hard to glance at the display of the font and see quickly whether it's got the glyphs I'm looking for or not. (Some fonts are incomplete, for various reasons. Sometimes they use the basic 1252 encoding but not the standard glyphs, and they too get any missing glyphs autogenerated.)
Am I the only one this bothers?
More to the point: Has anyone found a way to turn this "feature" off? Or can anyone give me an insight on the issue that I may not have thought about, especially ways to use it productively? I find it really counter-intuitive and enormously unhelpful and distracting.
But enough whingeing. Any help or thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for the information.
Why was this done, do you know? I can't think of a circumstance where this would actually be helpful, especially since, as you say, there is apparently no mechanism for the user to have control over the face that's used to fill empty glyphs. For anyone purposely using fonts, it would seem to be more of an intrusion than assistance. Nobody using fonts as part of purposeful design will want glyphs from a different face inserted out of their control; you either use the font as is, or do something about the incomplete character set (if you have that capability), or you choose a different font.
But maybe I'm missing something? What am I not understanding?
And why does it not happen with every font, just the overwhelming majority? I haven't been able to spot a pattern to those where this "fallback" doesn't kick in, but in some instances it doesn't. The Font Viewer fills any missing glyphs with the .notdef character; in others, it inserts its own characters, and ignores the .notef character. I can't figure out why.
By the way, John, as I said every font manager I've tried just shows what Font Viewer does, which is why I was sure it was an OS issue. And Dov, yes I realise the problem itself has to go back to Microsoft, as I tried to make clear, but already I've got more information on the issue from posting here than the questions I've asked in Microsoft and Windows forums, where most people know nothing about fonts or their use.
You could have a look at Popchar for Windows (Ergonis Software). It's an excellent, inexpensive font viewer and does not use 'fallback' characters. I bought it several years ago precisely to get around that problem in Vista. I'm now using Win 7 and it works just fine.
Hope this helps,
Hi MacEachaidh,
I know this thread is about 1 year old, but I hope my contribution could bring some useful information into this.
I have the same problem - sometimes I need to find a font containing certain glyphs and most of the font managers apply this "font fallback" offered by windows.
But this is NOT a system-wide substitution. You can notice this by comparing wordpad and notepad.
Just type this text: A Ǽ E in notepad and in wordpad, then change the font in both to Agency FB (included with windows 7).
The character in the middle (Ǽ) is U+01FC in unicode (latin capital letter AE with accute) belonging to Latin Extended B range.
You will notice that only notepad applies "font fallback", while wordpad just replaces the missing characters with rectangles/boxes.
What I am trying to say is that, if wordpad is able to ignore "font fallback", would it be so hard for other programs to do the same?
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There are over a billion people in China. If even 1/4 of China's population can afford an iPhone, those numbers could easily happen.
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Simple fact is that apple just FAILED to gained this market share over the past years by still requiring to activate any iDevice via iTunes... so the majority of chinese (asian) people just don't had the requirement to activate any iDivice.
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The skies above Dove Valley were drab Tuesday morning, and Head Coach Mike Shanahan felt that the performance of his team was equally so after a two-and-a-quarter-hour session that he termed "below average."
"The intensity is there. Guys are tired, but they've got to work through it," Shanahan said. "That's what football's all about; that's what training camp is all about."
However, one welcome sight was the return of tight end Tony Scheffler to the practice field. His time in his No. 88 jersey, however, was limited, as he went through calisthenics and installation drills, running a few routes before retreating to rehabilitation work.
"We tried to work him through about a 30-minute period, trying to get him used to running some routes," Shanahan said. "He's still a ways away."
Jarvis Moss remained sidelined following the Monday morning scare he experienced with his left knee; he was on the field throughout the practice walking smoothly with his knee wrapped in a bandage. Other injuries, however, shook up the Broncos' alignment as practice wound forward.
JOHN LYNCH: The 15th-year safety left the field late in the session after suffering a slightly bruised sternum on a collision with Travis Henry. Hamza Abdullah took his place with the first unit for the final periods of the morning.
"I'm all right. I've just been banging into Travis a little bit too much," Lynch said. "Usually I grind through it, but they pulled me out … I'll just come back and be ready to go tomorrow."
MATT LEPSIS: The offensive tackle suffered what Shanahan termed "a little bit of a groin pull" and was replaced on the first unit by Adam Meadows for the final 45 minutes of practice.
"I'm not sure how serious it is right now, but it's enough to keep him out," Shanahan said. Lepsis did stay on the sidelines after incurring the injury.
MIKE BELL: The third-team running back was walking around slowly after being hit during team drills midway through practice and did not see much playing time thereafter, although he remained on the field.
QUENTIN HARRIS: The backup safety left the field after colliding with running back Andre Hall at the goal line during red-zone drills, and received on-field treatment on his right knee. He did not return, but he remained on the sidelines and did not leave the field until the end of practice.
ATTENDANCE REPORT: In addition to the names listed above, the following players did not practice Monday morning: wide receivers Brandon Marshall, Rod Smith, Marquay McDaniel and Glenn Martinez, cornerback Lamont Reid, tight end Chad Mustard (who had returned to action Monday after missing four days last week), linebackers Louis Green and Warrick Holdman, offensive tackle Doug Neinhuis and defensive tackle Sam Adams. Wide receiver Brandon Stokley was in shoulder pads, but was limited to individual and installation work.
POINTS OF EMPHASIS: Wide receivers, defensive linemen and running backs were among the players to work on turnover drills, where a loose ball is tossed to the ground as though it were a fumble, leaving the player to practice diving on it … Extensive time was devoted to red-zone work, as well as to some specific down-and-distance scenarios that had not been touched upon prior to Tuesday. "We have all of our installation in and we have put them in some situations that they haven't done a lot of such as throwing the football with different personnel groups and the two-minute drill at the end," Shanahan said. "It is something that you like to do when the players are tired because it is very realistic of what happens on game day. You have to have 11 guys coordinate it, and we lost a few guys out there today and the guys that are backing up have to step up and get the job done." … The defensive linemen worked on stunts and twists in their faceoffs with offensive linemen.
WHO'S WHERE? With Adams sidelined, Jimmy Kennedy was back at defensive tackle with the first team in its base package … D.D. Lewis lined up with the first team at strongside linebacker … Chris Myers filled in for Ben Hamilton at left guard … Montrae Holland remained with the first team at right guard, which Chris Kuper handling second-unit duties.
STANDOUT PLAYS AND PLAYERS: Javon Walker, with a one-handed grab in the red zone … Quincy Morgan, with a gorgeous, back-of-the-end-zone catch of a ball tipped by Jeff Shoate. Morgan made several nice catches during the practice … Dre' Bly also made some solid pass deflections downfield during the session, including one where he broke up a deep pass for Brian Clark … Andre Hall picked up where he left off from Saturday's red-zone and goal-line work, scoring on a red-zone play with a similar spin move to the one he executed on Saturday. Maybe I'll start calling him Denis Savard, a.k.a. "Spin-o-Rama" … Tim Crowder looked good against the run with the second-team, at one point collapsing the wall of blockers to hold Cecil Sapp to a minimal gain … John Engelberger forced Travis Henry to fumble early in practice, causing an exuberant Jim Bates to run into the defensive huddle with an outstretched hand to high-five the Virginia Tech product, yelling, "That's the way to pull it out, John!" Cutler and Henry also had trouble with a handoff, but Henry recovered it.
OTHER NOTES: Colorado Rockies second baseman Jamey Carroll was on hand … Lynch arranged for U.S. military personnel from Fort Carson and Buckley Air Force Base to watch the practice from the sidelines; they were introduced to the team at the end of the session.
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Here we have the first film of 2013 that I'm ready to call great. Chan-wook Park's Stoker — his first English-language film — is easily the most remarkable film I've seen this year, and one that lingers in the mind. I also strongly suspect that it will pay dividends on repeat viewings. It's a work of such stylistic complexity that I doubt it can be adequately absorbed in a single sitting. In case you don't know, the film is a thriller — a slow-burn thriller that very nearly qualifies as a horror film. But don't let that term throw you. This isn't splattery teen horror antics. This is an almost stately film that paces its thrills and builds a sense of intellectual dread that's very much aimed at adults. Though it has its moments of shock, it's free of false scares and moments meant just to make you jump. Its notions of fear are more along the lines of the sense of a cold hand touching your shoulder — and you're not quite sure you want to look. In fact, admirers of Park's Korean films — like Oldboy (2003) and Thirst (2009) — may be disappointed by the restraint evidenced here. The sensibility is the same, but the approach is more...well, sophisticated.
The trailer perhaps tells too much, but since I've seen critics — even intelligent ones — who seem baffled by what's going on in the film, maybe that's just my take. Knowing the setup doesn't really tell you all that much. We know that India Stoker's (Mia Wasikowska) father (Dermot Mulrooney) has just died in an accident; that her mother, Evelyn (a typically fearless Nicole Kidman), is strangely distant; and that Uncle Charles (Matthew Goode) has shown up out of nowhere — with very unclear motives. (Since the film has definite ties to Alfred Hitchcock's 1943 film Shadow of a Doubt, it seems not unlike the name Charles is coincidental.) This is where the story becomes fascinating, but so much of what's interesting lies less in the story than in the almost hallucinatory manner in which Park presents it — actions are sometimes out of chronological order, are often repeated and are not always reliable. All of them lead to the unraveling of a mystery that is rarely quite what it seems.
Stoker is filled with allusions to other movies. There's a lot more here than the connection to Shadow of a Doubt. There are also echoes of Brian De Palma — and not just his Hitchcockian thrillers — since India's coming-of-age is not unlike that of the title character in Carrie (1976). There's an intense — and intensely creepy — piano duet (a piece composed for the film by Philip Glass) between India and Uncle Charles that comes across like a sinister version of the piano duet in Roman Polanski's playful What? (1972). (It's only a few scenes after Evelyn has been seen teaching Charles how to play.) There are also nods to Psycho (1960) and it doesn't stop there. But in each and every case, the end result feels distinctly like Parks' own work. He has made these moments his own.
This is a stunning and deeply disturbing (in a good way) film that more than delivers throughout its length in its visuals, repeated patterns and shadings. It's one of those rare movies I wanted to see again as soon as it ended. Unfortunately, that wasn't possible since I saw it at an early morning press screening. That said, I have every intention of seeing it again when it opens this Friday. Yes, it really is that good. This is the kind of movie that helps restore your faith in film -- especially when you're just coming out of the winter movie dumping season See this movie. Rated R for disturbing violent and sexual content.
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Teavana Sale w/ Up to 75% Off Tea: 2oz: MateVana Herbal Tea $1.45, Samurai Chai Mate Tea $1.55, Sakura Allure Green Tea $2, Earl Grey White Tea $2 & Much More
Teavana is having End of the year sale and is offering up to 75% Off selected tea and tea products. Prices start from as low as $1.45 per 2oz. Free shipping on $50+ orders otherwise it's $4.75. Thanks Dennis.2oz Packages: |
6 teas + 2 tins for 18$
Thank God I decided to give my mom the tea for her birthday in April. LMAO hey it's better to buy early than late. All I need is a great deal on honey , tea infuser, and biscuits I JUST brought it for my mom for her stocking 2 teas for $9? I'm returning.... Last edited by kema; 12-25-2012 at 11:32 PM.. |
If you call yourself a tea lover, go to californiateahouse.com and check out their tea. It will be much more expensive then this site but the tea is amazing, it doesn't get bad reviews like the tea on this site. I have no affiliation with them, I got on a deal over a year ago (from a groupon like site) and I was amazed at how good their tea is. I just had some pistachio gelato tea today... my christmas morning tea!
Teavana has some really good prices on white tea which is very high in antioxidents. If you are a health nut, stack up on white tea. Last edited by Genius4sho; 12-25-2012 at 11:49 PM.. Remember to share the love! Give Reps to both the OP and the deal.
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IH Silver?I've seen rear rims painted in 50 Shades of Gray - oh no I mean Silver:D
What is the BEST Paint for rear rims that most closely emulates the original IH Silver? Go easy on me - I know I said I'd not post more painting questions.... Ken
Re: IH Silver?The rear rims were originally galvanized, so you're looking for a close match to that. A lot of guys have a lot of different preferences but I think Rustoleum or Hammerite hammered silver is about as close as anything and looks really nice too. It's easy to apply, hides minor imperfections well and seems to be quite durable. You can find it at about any Wal Mart or big box store.
Re: IH Silver?Kenbrandt, I've seen them powder coated and they really look sharp....A guy told me it was done for around 100 dollars....But it was awhile ago and I forget if it was apiece or for the pair....But it was real nice....And close to original...I don't know much about the process....Dave
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Re: IH Silver?Agree with Gary, the Rust-Oleum hammered silver is a great choice.
But if your budget allows, you might try having them powder coated. They'll hold up better than spray paint. Here's some Rust-Oleum hammered silver shots: https://www.google.com/search?q=rustole ... =882&dpr=1
Re: IH Silver?Thanks all - between the parts and the tools I needed for this job and the ones after this - I won't be able to have them powder coated. Especially considering that I've got $700 of rubber to buy for the rear. I think I'll test the hammered on a piece of shop press metal to see how I like it...
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Re: IH Silver?I just learned that CaseIH has an Iron Guard Paint for restoration that is meant to mimic the original galvanized color. I'm gonna get a can of that and see which I like best.
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The Iron Gard is a good choice. But I know you have been pretty finicky with a lot of the parts etc., on Rex so have you actually thought about having the rims re-dipped? I googled Galvanizing Co near Altamont NY and found this list -- Galvanizing Services Suppliers serving Upstate New York It may not be all that expensive .. and will definitely be a lot closer to original. Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
Re: IH Silver?I believe the galvanizing used on the rims was done by electroplating rather than hot dipping. I doubt it'll look original.
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Re: IH Silver?Beware that hot dipped galvanized will not even vaguely resemble the original finish. There is also a GM wheel silver (I have forgotten the years) that people like a lot. It may be what Krylon calls Dull Aluminum.
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Maybe there is something wrong with me, but I don't see what y'all see.It's a commercial guys. For Pete's sake!
Nor are we surprised.It's a commercial. For Pete's sake!Subliminal message part slipped past ya, huh?
If it was there?
This person gets it!http://contemporarycontempt.wordpress.com/2012/12/07/walgreens-commercial-normalizes-the-objectification-of-women-using-a-young-boy/
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William Shakespeare
"By definition, a government has no conscience. Sometimes it has a policy, but nothing more."
Albert Camus
"Conscience is a man's compass"
Vincent van Gogh
"The torture of a bad conscience is the hell of a living soul"
John Calvin
"Conscience is the window of our spirit, evil is the curtain."
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"It behooves every man who values liberty of conscience for himself, to resist invasions of it in the case of others"
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Stein Holst Annexstad BA
(Born 1944), Non-Executive Chairperson
Mr Annexstad is a co-founder of NorgesInvestor AS, an Oslo-based investment and private equity firm. He has senior industry experience, both at executive and Board levels. He was the CEO of the pharmaceutical firm Nycomed AS (subsequently merged with Amersham Plc and thereafter acquired by GE) and is also the former deputy CEO of Hafslund Nycomed AS (the parent company of Nycomed, following an acquisition). He is also a former executive of Dyno Industrier AS (fine chemicals) and head of AS ISCO Group, an executive search and corporate advisory group. Mr Annexstad holds a BA in Commerce from the Norwegian School of Economics (1969). He is currently Chairman of the Board at Investinor AS, the VC of the Norwegian State. Previous Chairman positions comprise banking, business school, public R&D, and various industries. Mr Annexstad joined the Board of Algeta in October 2000.
As of 18 December 2013, Mr Annexstad holds 30,292 shares and 8,000 share options in Algeta.
Mr Annexstad took part in 23 out of 25 Board meetings in 2012.
John Edward Berriman BA, MBA
(Born 1948), Deputy Chairperson
Mr Berriman is the Chairman of Heptares Therapeutics Ltd and Autifony Therapeutics Ltd and a member of the Board of Directors of ReNeuron Group Plc (RENE.L) and Cytos AG (CYTN.SW). Until its sale to Amgen in the spring of 2012, he was also a Director of MicroMet Inc. (MITI.NASDAQ). Previously, he was a Director of Abingworth Management Ltd, the international life sciences and healthcare investment group, at which he was involved in founding, financing, and serving as a Director of several biotechnology companies in Europe and the US – many of which obtained listings on public stock exchanges. Prior to that, Mr Berriman spent 14 years with Celltech Group Plc and was a member of its Board when it listed on the London Stock Exchange in 1994. He has a degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Cambridge and an MBA from London Business School. Mr Berriman joined the Board of Algeta in 2004.
As of 18 December 2013, Mr Berriman holds 80,000 shares and 44,000 share options in Algeta.
Mr Berriman took part in 23 out of 25 Board meetings in 2012.
Kapil Dhingra MB, BS
(Born 1959), Non-Executive Director
Dr Dhingra is the Managing Member of KAPital Consulting, LLC, a consulting company dedicated to assisting biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and diagnostic companies realize the full potential of clinical and commercial advances in oncology. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of Exosome Diagnostics and YM Biosciences. He is a member of the External Scientific Advisory Council of Institute Gustave Roussy and a member of the New Drug Advisory Committee of the EORTC. He also serves on the NCI Experimental Therapeutics Special Emphasis Panel, the Scientific Advisory Board of the Avon Foundation, and the Commercialization Review Committee of the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas. He has more than 25 years of experience in oncology clinical and translational research and drug development. From 1999 to 2008, Dr Dhingra worked in positions of increasing responsibility at Hoffmann-La Roche, most recently serving as Vice President, Head, Oncology Disease Biology Leadership Team, and Head, Oncology Clinical Development. Prior to Hoffmann-La Roche, from 1996 to 1999, Dr Dhingra worked as a Clinical Research Physician with Eli Lilly and Company; and from 1989 to 1996, as a Clinical Instructor, Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Throughout his industry career, he maintained an active faculty appointment, initially at Indiana University School of Medicine from 1997 to 1999 as Clinical Associate Professor, and, more recently, at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York from 2000 to 2008. Dr Dhingra holds an MBBS degree (equivalent to a US MD degree) from the All India Institute of Medical Services and has performed postgraduate work at the All India Institute of Medical Services, the Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center (New York Medical College), Bronx, NY, and Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA. Dr Dhingra joined the Board of Algeta in April 2010.
As of 18 December 2013, Dr Dhingra holds no shares and 24,000 share options in Algeta.
Dr Dhingra took part in 22 out of 25 Board meetings in 2012.
Judith Hemberger PhD, MBA
(Born 1947), Non-Executive Director
Dr Hemberger is an experienced biotech industry executive with more than 30 years of global pharmaceutical and biotech industry experience. Dr Hemberger was a co-founder, Executive Vice President, and Chief Operating Officer of Pharmion Corporation from its inception in 2000 until 2006. Prior to that, she served as Senior Vice President of Business Development at AVA X Technologies, Inc., a vaccine technology company. From 1979 to 1998, Dr Hemberger worked in various capacities at Marion Laboratories, a pharmaceutical company, and its successor companies Marion Merrell Dow and Hoechst Marion Roussel, where she led a number of strategic functions including Professional Education, Global Regulatory Affairs, Global Medical Affairs, and Commercial Development. Her final role at Hoechst Marion Roussel was Senior Vice President of Global Drug Regulatory Affairs. More recently, Dr Hemberger was a Venture Partner at Nomura Phase4 Ventures (2006-2009) and Interim CEO of Zosano Pharma, Inc. Dr Hemberger is the Chairman and CEO of SuviCa Inc. and the Chairman of Clarimedix. In addition, she currently serves on the Board of Directors of VasoGenix Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and has previous Board experience with Marion Merrell Dow, NexStar Pharmaceuticals, Cell Pathways, Schein, Pharmion, PRA International, Perrigo, Renovis, Myogen, Zosano Pharma, Novacea, Health Shares, Zymogenetics, and Atani. Dr Hemberger received a BS in Biology and Chemistry from Mount St Scholastica College (St Benedictine College), a PhD in Pharmacology from the University of Missouri-Kansas City, and an MBA from Rockhurst College. Dr Hemberger joined the Board of Algeta in April 2010.
As of 18 December 2013, Dr Hemberger holds 8,640 shares and 24,561 share options in Algeta.
Dr Hemberger took part in 22 out of 25 Board meetings in 2012.
Per Anders Göte Samuelsson MSc
(Born 1961), Non-Executive Director
Mr Samuelsson is a Partner at Odlander Fredrikson/HealthCap, the life sciences venture capital firm, which he joined in 2000. Prior to this, he gained more than 15 years of investment banking experience, mainly with Aros Securities in Sweden. In his final position with Aros Securities, as a Director in the firm's corporate finance department, he specialized in the areas of merger transactions, initial public offerings, and equity incentive programs. Prior to this, Mr Samuelsson was Head of Research, also at Aros Securities. He currently holds several Board positions at BioStratum Inc, Cardoz AB, Nordic Vision Clinics AS, Oncos Therapeutics Oy, Oncopeptides AB, SwedenBIO, and Topotarget A/S. Mr Samuelsson received his MSc in Engineering from the Institute of Technology in Linköping. Mr Samuelsson joined the Board of Algeta in September 2005.
As of 18 December 2013, Mr Samuelsson holds no shares and no share options in Algeta.
Mr Samuelsson took part in 23 out of 25 Board meetings in 2012.
Hilde Hermansen Steineger PhD
(Born 1966), Non-Executive Director
Dr Steineger is VP Business Development at Pronova BioPharma ASA (listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange), a global leader in the research, development, and manufacture of marine-originated omega-3-derived pharmaceutical products. Previously, Dr Steineger was VP Investor Relations & Communications at Pronova BioPharma, and prior to that she was Senior Associate with Neomed Management, an international investment firm focusing on the healthcare and life science industry. From 2004 to 2006, she worked as an independent advisor focusing on start-ups within the life science/health care sector, and before that she was an equity analyst at Kreditkassen (now part of Nordea Markets) based in Oslo and Copenhagen (2001-2004). Dr Steineger began her professional career at Nycomed Pharma, where she worked in the area of clinical research and international marketing from 1999 to 2001. Dr Steineger is a member of the Board of Directors at Clavis Pharma ASA, Weifa AS, and Inven2 AS. She holds a BSc and a PhD in Medical Biochemistry from the University of Oslo. Dr Steineger joined the Board of Algeta in December 2007.
As of 18 December 2013, Dr Steineger holds no shares and 25,611 share options in Algeta.
Dr Steineger took part in 24 out of 25 Board meetings in 2012.
Paolo Pucci MBA
(Born 1961), Non-Executive Director
Paolo Pucci is Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board of Directors of ArQule Inc., a US-based, Nasdaq-listed cancer therapeutics company, which he joined in 2008. Before this, Mr Pucci was at Bayer AG, where he held sequential responsibilities as Country Head Bayer Italy Pharmaceuticals, President & SVP Bayer Pharmaceuticals North America – Global Specialty Pharmaceuticals, and member of the Bayer Pharmaceuticals Executive Committee. He concluded his tenure at Bayer as President in charge of the Bayer-Schering Pharmaceuticals Global Oncology/Specialized Therapeutics Business Units and was instrumental in building Bayer's global oncology franchise for Nexavar®. Prior to this, Mr Pucci held positions of increasing responsibility with Eli Lilly between 1991 and 2001, culminating with his appointment as Managing Director, Eli Lilly Sweden AB. Mr Pucci is Non-executive Director on the Board of Dyax, Inc. Mr Pucci holds an MBA from the University of Chicago and is a graduate of the Universita Degli Studi Di Napoli in Naples, Italy. Mr Pucci is an Italian citizen and resides in Boston, MA, USA. Mr Pucci joined the Board of Algeta in April 2013.
As of 18 December 2013, Mr Pucci holds no shares and 8,000 options in Algeta.
Hilde Furberg MS
(Born 1958), Non-Executive Director
Hilde Furberg has 30 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry. She is currently Senior Vice President RD (Rare Disease) EMEA at Genzyme (Sanofi), which she joined in 2002. She opened the first operation for Genzyme in the Nordic region and has also had management responsibility for Genzyme in the BeneLux region. Prior to Genzyme, Mrs Furberg spent 19 years at Baxter and Pharmalink in various business roles of increasing seniority. She is a Non-executive Director on the Board of Clavis Pharma ASA and is a board member of Copenhagen Capacity. Previous board memberships include Probi AB and Pronova Biopharma ASA (part of BASF).
Mrs Furberg holds a Master of Science degree in Nuclear Analytical Chemistry from the University of Oslo. She is a Norwegian citizen and resides in de Naarden, Netherlands. Mrs Furberg joined the Board of Algeta in April 2013.
As of 18 December 2013, Mrs Furberg holds 2,000 shares and 8,000 options in Algeta ASA.


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My nibs I double click on discoveredServicesList item and it has the appearance of edited text and the ChatWindowController ChatWindow doesn't appear. It will appear when I talk to that program from one that will initiate.
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Please join New Families, Inc. for the Holiday Open House for hor d'oeuvres & christmas goodies. There will be fun holiday activities for all. New Families, Inc. is a non-profit foster family agency in Felton, Ca. We support foster families in Santa Cruz, Monterey, and San Benito counties. We invite you to our open house to see what we're all about on December 7th from 2 to 6pm.
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Day 2 and another difficult day. Only this time for entirely
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The first race was run in shifty off shore conditions. The
wind then switched so race 2 was in an 8 knot onshore breeze.
Despite not winning a race, Nick Dempsey (GBR) has powered to the top of the RS:X men's fleet. Adding two second places today to his second and a 6th yesterday makes him the most consistent performer by far. Chasing him from a respectable distance is Shahar Zubrai (ISR), the 2008 Olympic bronze medallist, who is posting places in the 4th to 7th range
Shahar is not known as a high wind performer so he did well yesterday in the breeze. In the light stuff, he usually goes like a rocket ship so I'm sure that he was kicking himself for not pushing his advantage home in the light air today. He has to if he is going to control this regatta. As it is, he can only wait for Nick to make a mistake.
He looks pretty safe even when the discard kicks in. Dorian Van Rissjelberge (NED), the overnight leader, had a 'stinker' of a day finishing 8th and 16th to drop to 3rd. The chasing pack will be baying for blood tomorrow if he can't pick himself up and learn to compete with the light wind specialists
Over in the women's fleet, it was much the same story for Alessandra Sensini (ITA) who is supreme in the strong air but found it hard to stay on terms in the light. She posted a 12th and an 8th and dropped to 2nd overall. Her only saving grace being that Lee Korsitz (ISR) had an equally bad day finishing 10th and 14th to also drop a place.
It was Marina Alabau (ESP) who took advantage with a consistent 4-2 scoreline to move into top spot. Laura Linares (ITA) closed up to 5th overall with a 2 and a 9 so will certainly believe that she still has a chance to take Alessandra here in Palma and win stage 1 of her national qualification for the Olympic Regatta slot.
Meanwhile Blanca Manchon (ESP) the ISAF Rolex World Sailor of the Year, did herself no favours at all by finishing 17th in the first race of the day but managed to recover to 3rd in the second of the day. No doubt she realises that she has got to pick herself up and regain her World Championship winning level of performance if she is to put in a serious challenge this year.
It's forecast light again tomorrow so the pressure is on
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The Leica SF 58 is a powerful and versatile flash unit that is perfectly adapted to the Leica M, R and S systems. Whether you employ its sensitive control options to carefully lighten up a subject, its innovative reflector technology to diversify the lighting and capture movement, or its full capacity to turn the dead of night into living day, is up to you and your creative incentives. Thanks to ample power reserves, extreme speed, comprehensive features and simple handling, the Leica SF 58 is cut out for any challenge - and, thanks to its integrated USB port, the firmware always remains up to date.
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Marble Falls wins district opener over TigersDecember 12, 2012, 3:00 pm by Mark Goodson By Mark Goodson Highlander Sports Editor Marble Falls stands in the early District 25-4A girls basketball lead after a 53-48 win over Dripping Springs. Marble Falls (12-5) held off Dripping Springs in the District 25-4A opener at Max Copeland Gym Tuesday night behind 23-point effort from Sarah Stripling and some key play from support players down the stretch. Marble Falls let an 18-point lead disappear in the fourth quarter, but held on with big plays from Hanna Wall, Hayley Fishbeck and Katy Bartels in the final minute. Dripping Springs (8-7, 0-1) bounced back after trailing 42-24 with 6:41 left to make it a game. Dripping Springs cut the lead the one point (47-46) with 1:04 left when Alaina Huslig hit one of two free throws. In the final minute, Stripling hit three of four clutch free throws and Fishbeck scored on a steal and assist from Bartels. The closest Dripping Springs could draw in the late flurry was three points (51-48 with 19 seconds left when Hailey Bode hit a 15-footer. Both teams battled foul trouble the entire game and five players fouled out, including Marble Falls point guard Blanca Fonseca and post players Reann Hall and Teagan Hall. Bartels and Fishbeck were the Mustangs best scorers behind Stripling with seven points each. Dripping Springs top scorer was post Madison Steele with 15 points. She had 10 of her points in the second half. Dripping Springs outscored the Mustangs 26-15 in the fourth quarter. |
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Plumas County is weighing in on the Plumas National Forest's plans for recreation at Lake Davis and it includes snowmobiles.
"This has been controversial," said Public Works Director Bob Perreault. "There has been so much discussion — so much concern by the stakeholders."
Many of those stakeholders are snowmobile enthusiasts who were dismayed to see their favorite trails removed from access on Forest Service plans.
Perreault's alternative, which he was asking the Plumas Board of Supervisors to support, includes snowmobile trails. (See adjacent map.)
"This is a great boon for the economy during winter months," Perreault said in his draft response to the Forest Service.
He said that in addition to providing recreation and bolstering the economy, the inclusion of Lake Davis trails would take some pressure off the Lakes Basin area and its popular trails.
Perreault's draft also included a new bridge to span the southern end of Lake Davis.
"It's to keep pedestrians and OHV users off Lake Davis Road," Perreault told the supervisors. He estimated it would be 150 to 250 feet long and said it would be installed at the "narrowest point of land to land."
The supervisors voted unanimously to make Perreault's suggestion the county's "alternate project proposal" for recreation at Lake Davis and asked the Forest Service to consider it during the environmental review process.
The project includes the following highlights:
To guide snowmobiles away from areas of concern, the mapped roads would be groomed (see map).
To provide public services, road 24N12 would be groomed when possible.
To provide more access, Jackson Creek would be groomed when snow depth allowed.
To provide families and beginning riders with a safe place to ride, flat open areas between 24N10 and the lake would be accessible.
To provide a safe, continuous loop around the lake, a year-round bridge with a handicapped-accessible fishing platform would be constructed.
To improve access, a groomer shed and trailhead would be constructed across the road from the store.
At the conclusion of the draft proposal, Perreault wrote, "Plumas County sees this project as a way to build relationships with the PNF and provide sustainable recreation opportunities for the public."
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