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Looks like Presidents Obama and Clinton are putting it to us again by signing an international treaty with foreign countries that outlaws all personal firearms and would require confiscating all your personal handguns and rifles. He is giving this country away, During World War II, England pleaded with our citizens to send them personal firearms so they could defend themselves against Germany.
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"I think it will be a good test for us," Downey said. "We've been playing guys on our level and now we're going to play a team that's bigger and stronger than us. They're a little undersized so they will press and play fast and do a lot of things that we'll see in our league, but the difference being they'll be stronger. But that's good, we need to get pounded a little bit and see what happens."
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Junior guard Neil Watson returns after leading USM in scoring at 12.3 points and 4.4 assists per game. Senior Jonathan Mills led the team in rebounds with 6.1 per game and also returns.
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FDA changes to drug bar code rule could have significant impact on packaging lines
GS1, the international standards organization, allows for serialization within its Global Trade Identification Number (GTIN), provides a 2D standard called GS1 DataMatrix and a stacked, linear bar code called GS1 DataBar. Very few American pharmaceutical manufacturers are printing GS1 DataMatrix labels today and even fewer are serializing them, as California will require. Some are printing GS1 DataBar, which is a small pyramid of stacked linear codes, referred to as a "composite" code. It is rarely serialized but could be.
"The complicating factor is that e-Pedigree is the most technically onerous of the traceability modes that are being discussed worldwide, so California's law sets the bar very high," explains Mark Davison, CEO, Blue Sphere Health Ltd. and author of Pharmaceutical Anti-Counterfeiting: Combating the Real Danger from Fake Drugs. "If some kind of compromise nearer to the European model could be reached then it might be easier to gets things done federally."
Datamatrix (again, usually based on the global GS1 standard) is now required in Argentina, France, Turkey, Korea, and India, according to GS1. France, for example, requires only batch-level serialization. "I expect EU to specify pack-level serialization and 2D codes when they publish, in late 2013 is the best guess, the Delegated Act that will describe the implementing rules for the Falsified Medicines Directive," adds Davison.
Given California's onerous, upcoming serialization requirements, which the EU will, more or less replicate even prior to 2015, the FDA could be excused for thinking it is doing the pharmaceutical industry a favor by imposing a national serialization requirement in the U.S. in the name of national and international harmonization. It is not clear whether the agency has the authority to make such a mandate on its own. However, Congress this year must reauthorize the Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA). When it last reauthorized that law in 2007, Congress tacked on a number of drug track-and-trace requirements, including for the FDA to publish guidance on a Serialized Numerical Identifier (SNI) that manufacturers could use should they decide, voluntarily, to serialize their packages. The FDA published that guidance in 2010.
A year later, the FDA opened the door to vaccine manufacturers using 2D bar codes. That was because of a federal law requiring manufacturers and hospitals to track adverse events related to children's vaccines. Sanofi Pasteur is printing GS1 DataMatrix codes on pediatric diphtheria and tetanus toxoids adsorbed vaccine. Amy Ba, a Sanofi spokeswoman, says the packages are not serialized, however.
Any serialization requirement in the U.S. would require major packaging line changes and investments. Serialization forces a company to print a unique serial number on the drug package as it moves down the packaging line, and then link that number to the carton and then link those individual and carton numbers to the pallet as it leaves the production facility on its way to the wholesaler. Depending on the speed that the company needs the packaging line to run at, serialization can force investments in new controllers, printers, scanners, and software up and down the line, including up to back office enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems.
Robert Rack, president, RDG/BarCodeAmerica.com, says he has installed six RDG 7000XR Rewinder Label Print & Inspection Rewinder systems for three major U.S. pharmaceutical companies. The cost for implementation can range from $60,000 to $200,000 per packaging line, depending on how fast the user wants the line to run and how much of the label the user wants inspected. If the manufacturer wants speeds upwards of 500 ft/sec, then the system runs at the high end. At 200 ft/min, the system can be near the bottom dollar range. "If someone wants to print the full label in full color, and run at high speed, on demand, that pushes the cost to $200,000," explains Rack, whose company has been serializing packaging lines since 2000. "But we can meet most people's requirements in the mid-$60,000s."
Of course, manufacturers aren't the only players in the pharmaceutical sector that would be affected in a serialized, 2D label world. Many but far from all hospitals today have linear laser-based scanners, some available for bedside nurses, which read NDC codes. However, hospitals would have to purchase camera-based scanners to read GS1 DataMatrix codes, whether serialized or not. The cost of that investment worries many hospitals, although some leading hospitals are already printing 2D bar codes--either on site or via contract packagers--on drugs coming into central pharmacies from drug wholesalers and group purchasing organizations. Hospitals do that because some small, unit of use packages such as ampules do not have linear bar codes at all. The hospital must use 2D to get the NDC number in a bar code, and in doing so, adds the lot number and expiration date, which normally is printed in ink outside the linear bar code. Having the lot number in the bar code makes it easier to find a drug involved in a recall, and reduces hospital costs.
Bill Churchill MS, RPh, chief of service, Department of Pharmacy, Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) in Boston, says the hospital prints 2D bar codes in-house on about 500,000 intravenous admixtures a year and sends another 180,000 oral medication doses annually to either SafeCor Health or Shamrock Medical, two contract repackagers who are also able to provide 2D bar code symbology. Those 180,000 doses include medications in fluid cups, droppers, oral syringes, over bags, pouch packs, and other containers. The hospital dispenses about 7.5 million doses a year, the overwhelming majority of them still with only linear bar codes.
Some argue the cost for hospitals to convert to camera scanners able to read 2D is overstated. "Besides dedicated data capture devices and mobile computers, many of your standard phones like the IPhone and Droids and others of that ilk can become bar-code readers for both1D and 2D codes by a simple software download," explains Rack.
"Could I make the argument we could pay for the capital investment in 2D scanners with the savings from new staff efficiencies, reducing drug waste, better patient safety, and other improvements," asks BWH's Churchill? Yes, I believe that I could make the case."
Stephen Barlas has been a full-time freelance Washington journalist for more than 30 years, and covers the pharmaceutical industry for many publications.


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Review this carBy craig on Monday, December 30, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 112,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsLikely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"bought my 2007 off-road pkg. xterra new, 112.000 miles later and still going strong. My wife absoulutely loves it. Went and bought another one, PRO-X, this weekend, went back & fourth with gettel nissan for 4 weeks, final price paid, 28.500 out the door. X-CELLENT vehicle !!!! keep it up nissan"
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By Earthman on Monday, December 30, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 57,000
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Cons: "A little top heavy when cornering"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Overall a great vehicle."
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By Roy on Wednesday, December 11, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 104,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "Tough, trouble free and does it all"
Cons: "By today's standards gass mileage is low (16-21)"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"My Xterra 4x4 has been one of the best vehicles I've ever owned. For reliability and do-anything capability I doubt it can be beat. I've done serious off-roading with it in Moab (with a 2" lift and off-road tires) and towed trailers (max weight about 4K lbs) for hundreds of miles. It's always done the job with power and comfort to spare. Never had a repair other than the radiator fan clutch went out at about 95K (replaced it with electric and get about 1/2 mpg better). With 104K I'm selling it while it's still worth a bit since I drive so little now and don't need off-road capability. It still looks and drives like new."
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By Nick on Friday, November 22, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 21,500
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "Look, functionality, price, endurance, reliability"
Cons: "Gas mileage (closer to the lower end of the range)"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I had a 2004 Xterra SE for four years before purchasing my new 2011 Pro-4x Xterra. This car is unbelievable. My 2004 lasted 40k+ miles with little more than 3-5k mile oil changes, and was still in good condition when I traded it in. Loved the car, and was dead set on another one because of the reliability, look, and functionality. The Pro-4x carries a higher price tag than the S and X models, and while off-road functionality (yet to be seen) is said to improve with this model, the Pro-4x add-ons are mostly only noticed by the most avid of off-roaders (save the leather, and sound system). While the other models are cheaper, the fully loaded Pro-4x is cheaper or comparable with lesser models of the Jeep, FJ Cruiser, or 4 Runner. Maine winters are very rough, and being a skier/snowboarder, I tend to push my car to the limit in the winter. The Xterra handled every situation in mud, snow, sleet, rain, without issue. In the softening world of crossovers, the Xterra and Wrangler stand alone in look, feel, and performance. The market may be shrinking for these types, but if you are looking for an athletic SUV ready to handle any situation and priced fairly, look no further."
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By Truckeerr on Wednesday, November 20, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 130,000
overall rating 2 of 10rating detailsPros: "Versatile car"
Cons: "Poor gas mileage , Faulty parts, no Nissan support"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"Original owner of a 2006. I bought this as my first Nissan based on a recommendation of a family member who use to own a Sentra. I really like the SUV, style, truck frame, all the different uses I get out of it and it's my only vehicle. My biggest issue is the fact the engine light is on more than off in the lifetime of the vehicle. Right after the warranty expired the fuel sensor went out and Nissan wouldn't help me replace it. Ok, warranty I get it. But then I saw lots of other Xterras with the same problem. After I spent $500 to fix that the engine light came back on and all 4 catalytic converters went out at 82,000 miles. I can't smog my car in California with out replacing and the quotes I got are around $4000 for all 4. That's a California thing since they are very expensive in this state. Then the transmission started acting funny and about that time I got a class action notice in the mail about some replacement money to help, but you can't have more than 100,000 miles and again I was just past that at 102,000. So I spent $800 fixing the leaky radiator which cause the damage to the transmission. After arguing with Nissan telling them they have put faulty parts in the Xterras and won't help out money wise with the bad parts I give up and will never buy a Nissan again. It's too bad because I really like the vehicle just not worth putting lots of extra money into fixing it all the time. My old Toyota went 300,000 with very little repairs and expense. Humm. Maybe my next one again. I don't feel Nissan backs up their cars in a reasonable mount of time to support car failures! Great car if you just want to park it most of the time."
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Gene Likens '57, started his life of research on the family farm, chasing rabbits, watching clouds and fishing. Encouraged by his Manchester professors, Likens went on to graduate school and eventually founded the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, one of the world's foremost ecological programs. A National Medal of Science recipient, Likens and colleagues discovered the existence of acid rain in North America — a scientific breakthrough that led to the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990. [Read citation] |
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After months of debate, the U.S. Congress has finally passed a massive education bill, promising that "no child will be left behind."1 A jubilant President Bush plans to sign the bill tomorrow, January 8, in Hamilton, Ohio—AiG's own backdoor.2 But one small item is missing from the bill. Gone is a "controversial" amendment—passed earlier by the Senate—suggesting that students should be told why "biological evolution . . . generates so much continuing controversy."
Originally, the Senate didn't think its amendment was so controversial. The amendment passed on June 14, 2001, by a lopsided 91–8 majority. Even the politically liberal stalwart Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts defended it: "We want children to be able to speak and examine various scientific theories on the basis of all of the information that is available to them so they can talk about different concepts and do it intelligently."3
When news of the amendment spread, however, evolutionists in scientific and educational organizations rose up in bitter opposition. Their effort succeeded in influencing Congress. The final version of the bill, passed on December 18, 2001, says not one word about evolution or the controversy surrounding it.
Why So Much Controversy Over One Sentence?
What was so offensive about this short amendment, proposed by Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania? He simply dared to suggest that evolution is controversial! Here is the original amendment, in full:
It is the sense of the Senate that (1) good science education should prepare students to distinguish the data or testable theories of science from philosophical or religious claims that are made in the name of science; and
(2) where biological evolution is taught, the curriculum should help students to understand why this subject generates so much continuing controversy, and should prepare the students to be informed participants in public discussions regarding the subject.
Protests by the Evolutionist Establishment
Outraged by the Senate vote in June, several leading evolutionists launched a counteroffensive to kill the amendment once it got to a combined House–Senate conference committee. "We'll do our letter writing to senators. We'd like to see it die in conference committee,"4 said Wayne Carley, executive director of the evolutionist National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT).1 Eighty scientific and educational organizations, ranging from the American Geological Institute to the National Science Teachers Association, sent a joint letter to the committee asking it to delete the amendment.5
The campaign worked, especially after the education bill dropped out of the media spotlight in the wake of September 11 and the Afghanistan war. The joint conference committee deleted the amendment from the final bill, and inserted a watered-down version in the "conference report"6 that it sent back to the House and Senate (a report explaining what was deleted and inserted in the final version of the bill). The comments below are not part of the law, and they have no binding authority:
The Conferees recognize that a quality science education should prepare students to distinguish the data and testable theories of science from religious or philosophical claims that are made in the name of science. Where topics are taught that may generate controversy (such as biological evolution), the curriculum should help students to understand the full range of scientific views that exist, why such topics may generate controversy, and how scientific discoveries can profoundly affect society.7
What Does It All Mean for the Teachers of Science?
The National Center for Science Education (NCSE) crowed about its successful campaign: "The good news for teachers is that they will not have to teach evolution any differently as a result of the new legislation."8
The NCSE even distorted the meaning of the conference committee's report, claiming that the committee was discouraging the teaching of creation science. The NCSE reported:
More good news is that the obscure two-sentence distillation of the Santorum amendment reflects the conference committee's wish to keep "religious and philosophical claims that are made in the name of science" out of the science classroom, a position that NCSE has always supported. Creation science, intelligent design theory, and philosophical materialism qualify as "religious or philosophical claims that are made in the name of science" and thus teachers are discouraged from presenting them.5
Oddly enough, the Discovery Institute—a leading center for the advancement of "intelligent design"—pushed for the amendment and yet considered the new education bill a victory, too. "The new bill represents a substantial victory for scientific critics of Darwin's theory and for all who would like science instruction to exercise thoroughness and fairness in teaching about contemporary science controversies," says Bruce Chapman, president of Discovery Institute.9
It seems odd that two archenemies—the Discovery Institute and the NCSE—should approve of the same bill. As so often happens in politics, the same vague political document can be read to support two opposing views.
The Real Need
The key issue is that the law on education reform utterly ignores one of the most important issues facing the United States today—the direct conflict between humanism/Darwin's theory of evolution and the authority of God's Word/Creation.
The future leaders of the United States are being taught a falsehood in their schools, one that undermines the Scripture and faith in the Savior. The U.S. Congress has failed to take a stand on this critical moral/social issue that is undermining America.
Far from living up to its title as the "No Child Left Behind Act," the new education bill has left every public-school child behind, totally in the dark about (a) the science that contradicts the weak theory of evolution and (b) the way in which the evidence can be interpreted to speak for creation—often more comfortably, naturally and directly. Evolutionary leaders in science and education are seemingly not willing to let their scientific interpretations be the subject of questioning discussion. Instead, they have resorted to strong-arm politics, fearful that students might be exposed to the "dangerous" idea that evolution is controversial! (Which might make people take note of the reasons and logic behind the controversy.)
Interestingly, we have only just received a thoughtful e-mail from Tony R., an evolutionist who says he appreciates our Web site for its "thoughtful contemplation" as opposed to being "screaming fanatics." Tony indicates that he is in favor of schools teaching, in addition to evolution, the "various creationist theories." While we don't support compulsion to teach the creation position (imagine how unbelievers would distort our position), it would be good if Christian teachers had the legislative freedom and encouragement to present critiques of evolution and discuss alternatives.
The more you help U.S. get out the information that supports the authority of God's Word in these areas, the more that it will break through in all sorts of areas—despite the best efforts of the evolutionists to stifle such discussion.
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- The new education bill—the biggest overhaul of U.S. education policy since the 1960s—was a hallmark of George W. Bush's presidential election campaign. It requires students in grades 3 through 8 to take annual tests in mathematics and reading, administered by the states. Schools that fail to meet proficiency standards can get federal aid, but eventually the states are supposed to impose sanctions on the failing schools, including changes in staff, curriculum, or even conversion to "charter" schools. The final version of the education bill did not include vouchers that students could use to help defray the cost of attending private or Christian schools. Back (1) Back (2)
- Answers in Genesis is located in Northern Kentucky, in a tri-state area that includes Ohio and Indiana. Just a few miles north of us are Cincinnati and Hamilton, Ohio. Back
- "Senate bill tackles evolution debate," WashingtonPost.com, June 18, 2001. Back
- A conference committee is a joint committee comprised of members of both parts of the U.S. Congress—the Senate and House of Representatives—where senators and representatives attempt to settle differences between their versions of a bill. The amendment in question was added to the Senate version of the education bill that was originally passed in the House. Back
- "Joint letter on evolution sent to congress," www.agiweb.org, August 2001. Back (1) Back (2)
- The original Senate amendment was "watered down" in two senses. First, the Senate identified "biological evolution" specifically as the sole controversy about which students should be "informed." But the conference report simply makes biological evolution an example of a controversial topic in science. The Senate amendment was watered down in a second sense. Originally, it said the science curriculum "should prepare the students to be informed participants in public discussions regarding the subject." But the conference report says, "The curriculum should help students understand the full range of scientific views that exist" [emphasis added]. Evolutionists find this wording acceptable because they do not believe that belief in creation is scientific, and so they believe this language excludes "scientific creationism" from the classroom. Back
- H.R. 1—"No Child Left Behind Act of 2001": Joint Explanatory Statement of the Committee of Conference Title I, Part A, item 78, edworkforce.house.gov. Back
- "Santorum amendment stripped from education bill," www.ncseweb.org, December 21, 2001. Back
- Chapman, B. "Congress Gives Victory to Scientific Critics of Darwin," www.discovery.org, December 21, 2001. Back


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Controversial plans to build a 4700sqm Tesco, a four-storey hotel and 269 flats on a Tolworth brownfield site will finally come before councillors.
The site, next to Charrington Bowl, would also include a restaurant, café, and more than 200 parking spaces each for the flats and the supermarket.
A fifth of flats would be designated affordable housing.
Residents are divided by the proposals, submitted a year and a half ago, with Kingston Council having received 50 letters of objection, but 87 in support.
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- The new hotel and supermarket would threaten businesses in Tolworth Broadway
- Traffic could increase
- Already-high pollution would be made worse
- The designs are out of character with the surrounding area
Supporters said they would welcome the generation of new jobs, and that the development would boost Tolworth's appeal and levels of trade.
The Chessington District Residents' Association, the Hook Rise South Residents' Association, and the Kingston Society all oppose the plans.
Transport for London (TfL) objects on safety grounds, while council traffic engineers said more thought needed to be given to the development's impact on nearby roads and residential parking.
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I think that sounds good! They all sound kid-friendly. Sanaa might be a little more adventurous for a 3 year old, but I'm sure she'll be entranced by the animals right outside!
Hi! I have finalized the dining reservations for an upcoming trip to WDW from Maryland that my wife and I are taking with our DD who will be 3 years old when we travel in late June. I wanted to state the restaurants I booked to see if any of you out there have anything positive/negative to say about your experiences there, with our without small children. Thanks in advance for any input that anyone can give!
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It Sanaa is absolutely amazing, and the best place on your list. Dont swap
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I have done Crystal Palace dinner and Garden Grill dinner from your list. I really love Crystal Palace. The food is really good and the character experience is unbeatable, mostly because I really love the Winnie-the-Pooh characters. The Garden Grill dinner didn't do much for me. The characters were awesome and the costumes were great, but the meat served was all dry. I ended up going to Sunshine Seasons for food after Garden Grill. The scenery and the characters are great from Garden Grill, but with the price, it just doesn't make up for the food. Go with Crystal Palace. 50's Prime Time is on my Disney bucket list. If you go there, let me know how it is.
You know, I never really enjoyed the food at Crystal Palace, but the atmosphere was always really nice. It's certainly a beautiful place to eat.
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Here are a couple video previews of the upcoming Halo Legends anime series due out later this fall. I thought they looked okay. I mean, it's no Cowboy Bebop, but then again, THERE'S NO DOG NAMED EINSTEIN (I'm partial to dogs named Einstein, you see. Especially scruffy ones!). So yeah, what do you guys think? Excited? Indifferent? Would you rather watch paint dry? Or would you rather watch me eat lead-based paint chips? CAUSE I WOULD DO THAT FOR YOU!
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