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Beverly Farms — Dr. Phoebe Martha (Robertson) Roberts, a Research Fellow at Pfizer who was an avid athlete and world traveler, died unexpectedly on Sunday, December 8, near her home in Beverly, MA. She was 47.
Phoebe was born on July 25, 1966, in Urbana, IL, to Jane (Ingersoll) Robertson and Dr. James E. Robertson, a Professor of Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She moved to Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1968 and lived there until she graduated from Ann Arbor's Pioneer High School in 1984. She graduated from Miami University in Ohio with a BA in Biology in 1988. After several years of research at Toronto's "Sick Kids" hospital, Phoebe attended graduate school at the University of Chicago and received a PhD in Molecular Biology in 1997, publishing research on the degradation of intracellular proteins. She performed postdoctoral research at the University of Pennsylvania.
She began her professional career at Proteome, Inc, a small biotech startup in Beverly, MA in 2000. She then joined Biogen and later, Pfizer, where she helped nurture the emerging field of biomedical text-mining. Phoebe's pioneering use of automated text mining tools gave researchers the ability to better understand the medical and scientific implications of the academic literature. By compiling and organizing the literature, Phoebe's work allowed researchers to avoid repeating earlier work and focus on the most promising future directions. Phoebe used to sum up her work by telling researchers that "a week in the lab will save you an afternoon in the library."
In addition to her passion for science, Phoebe was a remarkable athlete with diverse skills and interests. She biked, skied, hiked, kayaked and ran with the enthusiasm and prowess of someone half her age. Among her most notable athletic achievements was the completion of the 750-mile Boston-Montréal-Boston bike event in 2001, along with multiple full marathons. Her latest vacation involved a 7-day mountain bike trip from Telluride, CO to Moab, UT. She tailored her daily commute to include an eleven-mile ride on her folding bicycle. During the winter, she spent available weekends skiing at Killington, VT.
Phoebe loved to travel and visited many interesting places across the globe in her short life. This week, in fact, she had scheduled a trip to Japan to deliver a keynote speech at the Languages in Biology and Medicine Symposium in Tokyo. In the summer months, when not traveling, she enjoyed the natural beauty of the water, warm sands, and camaraderie found at Beverly Farm's West Beach.
Phoebe was a member of North Shore Cyclists and served on the Beverly Farms/Pride's Crossing Fourth of July Committee.
Phoebe is survived by her husband of nine years, Frank Roberts, of Beverly, MA; her brother, David Robertson of Philadelphia, PA, his wife, Anne Standley; and nephew and niece, Gordon and Caroline; brother, Alan Robertson of Ann Arbor, MI; and sister, Alice Dunn of Florence, KY.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that a donation be made in her honor to Smile Train (www.smiletrain.org), a charity devoted to the repair of cleft palate defects in children or to the Make-A-Wish Foundation (wish.org). Phoebe's untimely death is an immeasurable loss not only for her family but also for her countless friends and colleagues from across the country and around the world. She will be sorely missed.
ARRANGEMENTS: Visiting hours will be at the Campbell – Lee, Moody, Russell Funeral Home, 525 Cabot Street, North Beverly on Thursday, (today) December 12, 2013, from 5 to 8 p.m. Funeral services will be held at St. John's Episcopal Church, 705 Hale St., Beverly Farms, Saturday at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Burial will be in the Central Cemetery, Beverly. Information, directions, condolences at www.campbellfuneral.com.


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But nearly everyone agrees that after five nominations, Bridges was long overdue for his Oscar, and "Crazy Heart" was as good a time as any to recognize one of the finest, most versatile and most authentic actors around.
Bridges wears his characters like old jeans, edges frayed, stiffness washed out ages ago, and "Crazy Heart" is no exception. From the moment he rolls into the cracked parking lot of a used-up bowling alley, heat and drink making the sweat run and the stench rise, Bad is as familiar as family.
At age 60, the actor has created so many unforgettable characters; as good as Bad is, he's just another face in the crowd. It began inauspiciously, the uncredited "infant at train station" in 1951's "The Company She Keeps." He has kept good company since, mostly smaller, character-driven roles with filmmakers who appreciate his range. Bridges stars next in the action epic "Tron Legacy." With a rumored $300-million budget, there's nothing small about it. The Coen brothers' coming "True Grit," with Bridges as the marshal, seems a better fit. The 1969 version won John Wayne an Oscar; it could do the same for Bridges. Maybe it's time the academy makes this a habit.


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Updated 10:17am Tuesday 3rd June 2014 in News By Pete Grant, Reporter
A FLAGGING Marlow shopping street is set to receive a shot in the arm after a major retail player announced a plan to encourage entrepreneurs to open short-term 'pop-up' shops.
Three newly refurbished stores are up for grabs at a fraction of the usual cost for budding retailers as part of a plan put forward by Sorbon Estates, the commercial arm of Shanly Group.
With several businesses along the strip closing down in the last six months, there are growing fears over the health of Spittal Street, which is littered with empty stores.
And the firm, which owns a raft of town centre properties, hopes the plan to offer cost-price deals to entrepreneurs struggling to make their way into a tough retail climate will give a much-needed boost for the area.
Senior Estates Manager Jonathan Gould said: "As a stakeholder in the town we take a keen interest in what is happening on Spittal Street.
"This is an ideal opportunity to offer new businesses or budding retailers to start something and give it a trial run in a top Marlow town centre location.
"We know there are several vacant units and wee the opportunity to turn them into active frontages with pop up shops.
"We are not looking for them to pay rent down there, just to get some activity going there and hopefully that'll lease to long term lets either there or elsewhere within our portfolio.
"Footfall (on Spittal Street) has always been very good. The surveys we've produced have produced fantastic results and it is sometime higher than the High Street.
"It is perfectly placed, there is lots of parking and you have Waitrose and M&S along there. With new businesses there offering something a bit different, it will hopefully translate to more businesses coming in to the area."
Spittal Street has seen a glut of businesses leave in the past year, including boutique Ceremony, Bang and Olufsen, printing shop WPS and wine merchant Alfred the Grape.
Earlier this year, Marlow Chamber of Commerce chairman Tim Graham described the area as looking "at odds" to the thriving High Street.
Sorbon's scheme at 25, 27 and 19 Spittal Street would offer independent retailers one of three recently refurbished units, with only business rates and utilities to pay.
The road is also set to undergo a revamp if a planned scheme goes ahead to overhaul pavements, lighting, signage and public areas.
Discussions for the project are currently underway involving Marlow Town Council and Wycombe District Council, as well as Shanly Group.
And if the firm's ambitious housing plan at Windsor House on Spittal Street goes head, the eastern end of Marlow town centre will also see an influx of new residents to revive the shopping quarter.
Last week, Mr Graham of Marlow Chamber of Commerce said a greater mix of retail outlets is needed in Marlow, claiming too many restaurants and cafes could harm Marlow's prosperity.
And Mr Gould echoed the call for diversity, believing his company's scheme could act as a domino effect, drawing more new shops and businesses back to the ailing section of the town centre.
He said: "We are doing this in conjunction with finding the right people to move in there on a long term basis. We are not going to go with the first one that comes to us.
"For instance we could let it to a betting shop or a pizza chain but we are looking for the right mix for the town, and involving independents.
"We are in discussion with several, but in the meantime we thought this would be a great idea.
"We all want to see Spittal Street shops fully let and active and short-term lets would look attractive to new retailers and it's important in finding the right balance."
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As the dominant commercial landlord in Marlow, one might wish to applaud Sorbon Estates (aka Michael Shanley Group) altruistic move to promote new enterprises in the high street area by offering Pop-up premises at zero rental, though of course they would still need to pay business rates and utility bills.
Of course, were I a cynic, which heaven forefend, I might come to some totally different conclusions.
For instance, I might ask, were I a cynic,
"Why does Sorbon have so many vacant premises, both new conversions and defunct businesses?
Could it possibly be that the old (independent) tenants found the rents demanded far too onerous though national chains might just be able to afford them?
Could it be that potential new tenants have taken one look and decided that the rents demanded were far too high and walked away?
Has Sorbon's "altruism" been triggered by all those thumping rates bills which fall to their liability on empty premises?"
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Major League Baseball and Nippon Professional Baseball are in discussions to make big changes to the posting system that allows MLB teams to sign Japanese players, reports Ben Badler of Baseball America.
Per Badler, the two leagues are discussing placing a cap on the posting fee for players. This would potentially allow multiple teams to win the initial bid for the player, then compete with each other to win said player over. The idea behind the cap is to put more money in the hands of the player -- rather than the team he's leaving -- and to allow the league to count more money against the luxury tax.
It should also rid of the complaints MLB teams have made in the past about blind bidding. The way the system is set up now, most of the money ends up going to NPB teams. When a Japanese player is "posted," MLB clubs secretly bid for him in a four-day silent auction, with the NPB club selecting the winner and taking the entire posting fee. At this point, the winning MLB club gets an exclusive 30-day window to negotiate a contract with the player.
Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports reported over the winter that changes were potentially coming to the posting system, but things have been pretty quiet on that front until now. MLB sent out a memo to teams earlier this year informing of potential revisions to the agreement between the two leagues, but at the time it was assumed those talks had more to do with the ramifications of an international draft.
While domestic free agency isn't shaping up to be very exciting this winter, changes to the posting system could make the international market a wild one. Cuban defector Jose Dariel Abreu is shaping up to be a hotly contested player this fall, and Japanese right-hander Masahiro Tanaka could join him if the blind posting system is indeed adjusted.
The 6'2, 205-pound Tanaka is projected by some scouts to be a No. 2 starter, ready to jump right in to a big-league rotation. The 24-year-old is putting up stellar numbers for the Rakuten Golden Eagles this year, posting a 1.20 earned-run average and a strikeout-to-walk ratio of almost six-to-one in 158 innings.
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Tanks a lot - hundreds of visitors set for military vehicle rumble
11:00am Thursday 26th June 2014 in News By Diarmuid MacDonagh
BUMPER crowds are expected to flock to The Tank Museum this weekend to see the history of armoured warfare rumble to life for the annual Tankfest.
More than 13,000 visitors from around the globe are anticipated for the renowned event on Saturday and Sunday as the Bovington-based charity lays on a spectacular show of armoured military vehicles.
Arena displays throughout will feature vehicles from the museum's impressive historical collection, alongside a contingent from outside collectors.
The Grand Finale Battle, a salute to the 70th anniversary of Operation Market Garden, will round things off with a comprehensive display of vehicles, parachutists and an appearance by a World War Two P-51 Mustang fighter plane.
Previous years have seen visitors from as far afield as Australia and the USA make the trip to attend, added museum spokesman Andrew Sawyer.
He said: "Tankfest is without question the world's premier display of historic moving armour; the range and quantity of armour on display here simply can't be matched."
Expect to see greats like the Valentine DD, Tiger 131, Comet and Panzer III roaring round the track, and The British Army will also play a big part, putting on a display with their combat vehicles, including Challenger 2 and Titan.
Stalls selling everything from crepes to military memorabilia, as well as activities like driving Mini Tanks, a climbing wall and face painting are part of the fun.
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5-story complex proposed on Grocery Outlet site
A mixed-use, five-story complex could be the latest in a sequence of developments to pop up near an industrial area of West Berkeley by the Fourth Street shopping district.
Architect David Trachtenberg, acting on behalf of the Read family, which owns the property 2001 Fourth St., has applied for a use permit for the 71,250-square-foot lot at the current site of discount market Grocery Outlet. If the Zoning Adjustments Board approves the project, the two-story building that houses Grocery Outlet will be demolished to make way for the new development. … Continue reading »
5-story building approved, again, on University Avenue
A proposal to construct a five-story mixed-use building in central Berkeley was approved by the zoning board earlier this month after a request to increase the number of units from 25 to 36 while reducing the on-site parking.
The project, at 1698 University Ave. (at McGee Avenue), originally was approved by the city in 2005, and modified in 2008. Since then the property has changed hands. The new owner, San Francisco-based Realtex Apartments, asked the city Zoning Adjustments Board July 10 to increase the number of units and decrease the parking requirements from the earlier proposal.
The new project, designed by Syncopated Architecture — also of San Francisco — would take the place of a vacant automotive repair station. It is set to include approximately 2,000 square feet of commercial space and nearly 25,400 square feet of residential. … Continue reading »
New affordable housing project headed for Berkeley
A vacant lot in West Berkeley is slated to become an affordable housing complex aimed mostly at people with disabilities after a unanimous vote by the city zoning board last week.
Satellite Affordable Housing Associates (SAHA), a Berkeley-based non-profit housing developer, sought permission from the board July 10 to modify a use permit originally granted to a different property owner in 2007.
SAHA representative Jonathan Astmann told the Zoning Adjustments Board that the project at 2748 San Pablo Ave. (at Grayson Street) would provide 17 rentals for people with disabilities, including three for families with a member who has HIV/AIDS. The project had been approved previously as condominiums.
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The four-story project would have 23 units, unchanged in number from the earlier permit, but requested a reduction in parking spaces — from 27 to 13 — to fit the needs of residents. Astmann said SAHA property residents tend to own fewer vehicles. … Continue reading »
Berkeley neighbors question parking, height of student-oriented housing planned on Telegraph
A proposed retail and housing project on Telegraph Avenue that's already proven controversial with neighbors got its first review last week from Berkeley's zoning board.
The man behind the proposal is Patrick Kennedy, head of Berkeley-based Panoramic Interests, who is working with Lowney Architecture on the plans. The project proposes the demolition of a single-story building between Dwight Way and Parker Street and the construction of a 70-foot-tall 6-story building to include 65 rental units aimed at students, and 6,000 square feet of ground-floor retail. Six of those units would be available to very-low-income households: those making no more than 50% of the area median income.
Thursday night's preview session was the Zoning Adjustments Board's first chance to provide feedback on the project. No action was scheduled or taken.
Kennedy described his project to the board as "a bold and optimistic gesture" on Telegraph, which he said is long overdue for improvements that are likely to come as higher density housing is built on the avenue. … Continue reading »
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Domino's wins approval to open in South Berkeley
A new Domino's Pizza shop promising artisan options and a place for customers to watch pizzas being crafted won approval Tuesday night from the Berkeley City Council to open in South Berkeley after a lengthy battle with some of its neighbors.
Owners of the family-run pizza franchise have been trying to open at 3264 Adeline St. since late 2013, but have faced multiple appeals by opponents. City staff initially approved the application in January, but it was appealed by Houshmand Ghaderi, who owns The Vault Cafe, nearby at 3250 Adeline.
Ghaderi took issue with a parking waiver granted by the city to Domino's and said he didn't think the corporate chain would be a good fit with the neighborhood, which has been on the upswing in recent years.
The city Zoning Adjustments Board approved the Domino's application unanimously in April, but Ghaderi again appealed. His appeal was rejected by the Berkeley City Council on Tuesday night. … Continue reading »
'Moorish palace' plans for Telegraph show little progress
The frustration was palpable Thursday night as zoning board commissioners noted the lack of headway by the property owner of a highly anticipated mixed-use project proposed on Berkeley's Telegraph Avenue.
The empty lot at 2501 Haste St., at Telegraph, has been vacant for more than 20 years, though owner Ken Sarachan has said he would like to build a 6-story Moorish palace-like structure there.
In 2012, Sarachan submitted preliminary plans to the community about his vision. But the process since then has been murky. Issues quickly cropped up related to the fate of an historic home on the project site, the potential need for an environmental review, and existing liens on the property which added up to $640,000. The latest hurdle is due to missing documents and details needed from the project architect, which must be turned in to the city before any approvals can take place. … Continue reading »
See plans Tuesday for new downtown Berkeley hotel
A 16-story high-rise hotel under consideration in downtown Berkeley is making its way through the city approval process, with three preview meetings already completed before city panels related to development decisions. No votes have yet been taken, but are expected in the coming months.
The hotel, proposed by Jim Didion and Center Street Partners LLC, would replace the 1970s-era one-story Bank of America building and parking lot at Shattuck Avenue and Center Street. If approved, the project would transform one of the most visible corners in downtown Berkeley.
An open house about the project is scheduled for Tuesday, April 15, from 5-7 p.m. at the Marsh Theater, 2120 Allston Way. … Continue reading »
Op-ed: Starbucks vote makes Berkeley seem unfriendly to business
Several months ago, Starbucks showed up before the Berkeley Zoning Adjustments Board (I sit on the Board) to ask for a permit to operate a coffee shop on the corner of Ashby and Telegraph. It's one of the busiest intersections in Berkeley, with lots of drive-by traffic and Alta Bates a short walk away. We're not talking about a massive facility, more like a storefront that could seat about 25 people. Who would think this would be a giant … Continue reading »
Bike rentals and much more planned for Aquatic Park
A popular bike shop and community bike repair space in West Berkeley's Aquatic Park won approval recently from the city's zoning board to expand its buzzing operation into new digs and bring bike rentals, and much more, to the park.
A new space for Waterside Workshops at 90 Bolivar Drive will give Street Level Cycles the space to offer low-cost bicycle rentals, more youth education, longer community hours and a community meeting space, as well as — possibly — a small indoor coffee bar. The organization currently has a café with outdoor-only seating.
"We see the building as a jump‐off point for community recreation that will make the park more accessible for all Berkeley residents, regardless of income level," according to the group's applicant statement. … Continue reading »
Staff recommend denial of proposed Hillegass remodel
A use permit request from a Hillegass Avenue property manager who hopes to convert eight one-bedroom units into two-bedroom apartments has been recommended for denial by the city's zoning board which meets tonight, Thursday March 13.
The proposal, at 2610 Hillegass, just south of Parker Street, would not change the building's size, but would result in the remodel of all of the building's one-bedroom units into two-bedrooms. The 23-unit building currently includes 10 two-bedroom units and five three-bedroom apartments. … Continue reading »
Youth Musical Theater plans new West Berkeley home
UPDATE, March 27: The Berkeley City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approve the move by the Youth Musical Theater Company to two buildings at West Berkeley's Aquatic Park. Jennifer Boesing, the company's artistic director, said she was "brimming with excitement." Writing to the company's community via email she said: "With the generous sponsorship of Berkeley-based Sogno Design Group and the Parks and Recreation Department, we will be renovating our new home over the spring and summer, with our 2014-2015 season programming and rehearsals beginning there in the fall. The result will be the creation of an exciting and vital artistic hub that serves YTMC and the larger Berkeley community."
ORIGINAL STORY: A 10-year-old musical theater company serving local youth is one step closer to creating its first permanent home in West Berkeley's Aquatic Park.
The Youth Musical Theater Company won preliminary approval Thursday night from Berkeley's Zoning Adjustments Board to create a new base for its operations on Bolivar Drive at the southern end of Aquatic Park. … Continue reading »
'Moorish-style palace' for Telegraph Ave. is step closer
A six-story, mixed-use, Moorish, palace-like structure inspired by Italian hill towns is one step closer to being built on Berkeley's iconic Telegraph Avenue after the project sailed through a review by the city's Zoning Adjustments Board last week.
ZAB commissioners were generally receptive to the building's unusual design, according to Commissioner Steven Donaldson.
Addressing the architect of the project, Kirk E. Peterson, ZAB Commissioner Shoshana O'Keefe said she approved of the design. "It's weird and I like that," she said. O'Keefe said she grew up in Berkeley, had always appreciated the "weirdness" of Telegraph Avenue, and that it was good to see something unusual, "a little different," proposed for the area. … Continue reading »
New Elmwood restaurant seeks city approval tonight
Berkeley's Zoning Adjustments Board will tonight consider the application by the owners of Comal in downtown Berkeley to open a second restaurant in the old Wright's Garage space at 2635 Ashby Ave. (at College) in the Elmwood.
City planners are recommending that ZAB approve the proposal, which would entail granting an exception to the Elmwood quota system and agreeing to a midnight closing time on Fridays and Saturdays (an extension from 11:00 p.m.).
Many in the community support the plan, although there are also local residents who oppose it, principally on the grounds that it would cause parking headaches in the neighborhood.
Comal owners John Paluska and Andrew Hoffman envision that the yet-to-be-named spot would serve Northern Californian cuisine and have a full bar, including a menu of craft cocktails. The restaurant would be open for lunch and dinner. The atmosphere, energy and design would likely be similar to Comal, Paluska told Berkeleyside when we broke the news of the plan in June. … Continue reading »


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Protani said she believes many other "gypsy" tow companies circumvent the city's tow rules, but that Majestic was the most egregious example.
"This gives all the good, honest tow companies out there a black eye," said Protani. "We're like lawyers — nobody likes a tow company until they need [one]."
Robert F. Cherry, president of the city's Fraternal Order of Police Lodge, could not be reached for comment Wednesday night.
Sgt. Carlos Vila, a member of the FOP's executive board and the head of the Latino officers' group, said that union was planning to support the officers.
"They're dues paying members and it's our obligation to support our members," Vila said. "At this point, these are just allegations. We'll be meeting very soon to discuss with our attorneys how we're going to proceed."
In court Wednesday afternoon, the officers were brought in no more than four at a time. The first four — Michael Lee Cross, Rafael Conception Feliciano Jr., Samuel Ocasio and Henry Yambo — were led into the courtroom in handcuffs by federal agents, and sat behind their attorneys, with whom they conferred as they flipped through the criminal complaint.
The officers were each released without having to post bail and without pre-trial supervision. Those with personal handguns and passports were ordered by U.S. Chief Magistrate Judge Paul Grimm to hand them over.
Defense attorneys said it was too early to discuss the case.
"Obviously, nothing is known at this point, and we have to find out what this case is supposed to be about," said defense attorney Thomas Saunders, who was appointed to represent Officer Jhonn S. Corona.
Some of the officers charged have received the department's highest honors in recent years. Officer Rodney Cintron received a Bronze Star in 2009 for helping arrest a man with a .22-caliber long-barrel revolver, while Corona received a Silver Star the same year after returning fire at a man who shot at a fellow officer.
Police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said commanders plan to move officers from the Community Stabilization Unit to the Northeast District to make up for the disproportionate number of officers there who were suspended or charged. The commander retired this year, and the district has experienced the most homicides in the city so far this year.
The investigation dates to at least January 2009, records show. The investigation included wiretaps and surveillance of the tow truck company owners and their Rosedale lot.
In one exchange included in documents, Officer Rafael Concepcion Feliciano Jr. sent a text message to Moreno, one of Majestic's owners, that said: "Hey bro, did everything go through with both cars cause I need some cash today? Im tight with money and want to get some things before work later."
On Tuesday, police officials issued a bulletin asking the officers in question to report to the training academy. Upon being confronted by Bealefeld and McFeely, they were asked to hand over their badges, which were then turned over to an academy recruit who was allowed to witness the arrests.
The recruit lined them up on the floor as a demonstration to his classmates.
Bealefeld, a 30-year veteran of the city force, told reporters, "I know what service means."
Of the way the arrests were handled, the commissioner said, "You can consider the ramifications of that to infinity."
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Saw this article on Gamasutra. Linux did pretty good.
Nice read. I think the most important take-home message is right here.@Lars Doucet
As a quick aside, thefact*that our game is multi-platform has generated bonus revenue above and beyond what we've earned from Mac and Linux users.*
Funny thing about Linux is I know a lot of guys that use the OS exclusively. When they do get games, they jump on it like frenzy piranhas. 7% may be peanuts for studios spending top dollar, but for indies it's a lifeline extension. Other than that, I hope people don't read that article and start developing with Adboe Air
The indie market may allow it to grow enough for larger developers to take it seriously eventually, but for now, that's the best they will get. Compared to what they had for games, it's probably a big deal. If the developers use an engine that's cross compatible, it's not a big deal to port to another platform. It just depends if the engine has worked out enough bugs for it not to be a headache. Steam will probably standardize Ubuntu for games. What's considered an "indie" game keeps getting more and more advanced, also. AAA doesn't impress me much anymore. It's mostly rinse and repeat with better graphics. Some small studio games have as much depth and pretty good graphics. It's actually getting hard for me to find a game I want to play anymore. Too old I guess. They all look like another endless pathway of corpses, or soon to be corpses. For all the talk about indies, there isn't that much innovation there, either. I don't know much about Air.


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Equity Links and Information Acquisition in Biotechnology Alliances
AbstractWe use a simple model of collaborative innovation to structure an empirical analysis of minority equity links in biotechnology alliances between clients and R&D firms. In the model, an equity link is an investment in information acquisition: it improves the ability of the client to learn about the R&D firm's ability and the alliance project's quality. The model generates several testable hypotheses about how the R&D firm's project characteristics and previous alliances affect the use of equity links in new alliances. We test the hypotheses using a large data set of biotechnology alliances and find empirical support.
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text: Spark Network Services, Inc. v. Match.Com, LP et al Doc. 62 Case 1:07-cv-00570 Document 62 Filed 10/23/2007 Page 1 of 2 IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS EASTERN DIVISION SPARK NETWORK SERVICES, INC. Civil Action No. 1:07-cv-00570 Plaintiff, v. MATCH.COM, LP, eHARMONY.COM., INC. and YAHOO!, INC., Defendants. AGREED MOTION FOR ENTRY OF STIPULATION AND [PROPOSED] ORDER OF DISMISSAL BETWEEN SPARK AND YAHOO Plaintiff, Spark Network Services, Inc., and Defendant, Yahoo!, Inc., have entered into a Settlement Agreement. On the basis of the settlement reached, Spark and Yahoo request that the Court enter the Stipulation and [Proposed] Order of Dismissal which has been executed by their counsel and is attached as Exhibit 1. Spark has not released, and nothing in this Motion or the attached Stipulation and [Proposed] Order shall be construed as a release or discharge of, any claim Spark has made against or may have in the future against Defendants Match.com, LP and eHarmony.com, Inc. All such rights have been and are expressly reserved by Spark. Dockets.Justia.com Case 1:07-cv-00570 Document 62 Filed 10/23/2007 Page 2 of 2 Respectfully submitted, /s/ Raymond P. Niro, Jr. /s/ Jason C. White Paul K. Vickrey signed with permission Raymond P. Niro, Jr. Jason C. White Frederick C. Laney Stephanie J. Felicetty NIRO, SCAVONE, HALLER & NIRO William H. Frankel 181 West Madison Street, Suite 4600 BRINKS HOFER GILSON & LIONE Chicago, IL 60602 NBC Tower – Suite 3600 (312) 236-0733 455 North Cityfront Plaza Drive Fax: (312) 236-3137 Chicago, IL 60611 firstname.lastname@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com; (312) 321-4225 email@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com; email@example.com; Attorneys for Plaintiff, email@example.com Spark Networks Services, Inc. Attorneys for Defendant, Yahoo!, Inc. 2