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There is no way to properly structure this deal without knowing what the decision for NCE would be. So long as there isn't a single company with the highest bid for both w/ NCE and w/o NCE there can be no contingent deals. It would be a disservice to shareholders to not try to get the highest bid for each respective case.Jan 15 03:59 PM | 3 Likes |Link to Comment
Today's Non-Move By FDA Tells Us One Thing... [View instapost]
If the reduce-it study came back positive with results even close to Jelis, V would become one of the biggest drugs of all time. I don't think we will ever see that day with the company as a stand alone company. Hopefully there are some contingent payouts associated with any buyout so that we can participate should Reduce-it prove positive.Apr 19 07:17 PM | 2 Likes |Link to Comment
Amarin Q4 Call Leaves A Fishy Taste In My Mouth [View article]Mar 2 08:09 AM | 2 Likes |Link to Comment
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Simplistically and conservatively assuming V can get 1.5x Lovaza's current take (assumes taking market share from Niaspan also) in the marine indication (500x1.5 = 750m) and also expand the usage in Anchor 2-3 fold (500m x 2 or 3= 1bil or 1.5bil) Lovaza's current take. We arrive at peak sales at 1.75bil to 2.25 bil. This would be my lowball estimate since I believe Anchor could ultimately garner much more than 1.5 bil. With 2bil sales potential, I'd say the company is worth at least a 1.5-2.5x sales multiple. That would mean 3-5 bil. Still not bad….Apr 19 03:46 AM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
Amarin Q4 Call Leaves A Fishy Taste In My Mouth [View article]
I'm not one to listen to a ceo of a company of on their calls. They will always be positive- even when the going is bad they have to spin it positively. What are they going to say? "our company sucks and we are going bankrupt?Mar 8 01:01 AM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
So, taking your view that another company will squirt the manufacturing process and come up w/ a better manufactured product, that means we should be looking out for the competition. Also it begs the question on whether purity actually played a role based on your comment. If it does, then I'm not sure u can top 96%. Lovaza did manage to stave of competition until AFTER two of their three patents expired. So it basically took quite a long time. Lets say they do it on the soon side this time, I think I saw that Amarin has a patent for the treatment of high trigs using highly purified EPA from 90(?) and up? I know it may not hold up in court but when i reviewed Lovaza's patents, I thought the same. Plus they have locked up quite a bit of the total supply. The bottom line here is that NCE doesn't really matter - kind of refuting your whole argument as generics only came AFTER 2/3 patents expired. It is the strength of their patents. Am I correct?
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I can agree w/ you here except that vascepa is NOT the same as Lovaza AND thats is why the patents were never in play. Amarin came up w/ pure epa version. What are they going to come up w/ next? 99.99%? I think that was covered w/ a patent. I will point to the krill as a possible candidate but my understanding is that the current technology is relatively far away (if you can point me in the direction that proves otherwise I would love to validate it)- extending beyond the nce 5-7 years. This makes nce a mute point. Right?
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I am not opposed to your negative view. My question with regard to your comments is how Lovaza managed to protect their product with their patents? Where those patents any different? Why were they not challenged? How are those patents the same or different from what Amarin has? I don't believe Lovaza's patents were composition patents either....thanks in advance for the response.
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As we previously discussed, in each of these decisions FDA articulated a structure-centric interpretation of "active moiety" (rather than an activity-based interpretation) under which a drug is classified as an NCE regardless of which portions of the active ingredient contribute to the overall therapeutic effect of the drug.
My first take is that applying a structure based interpretation would argue for a non NCE status since EPA in combination w/ DHA is already approved. One of the arguments I have heard for a yes was that Vascepa had the unexpected activity of lowering LDL- but this would be an activity. I guess it all depends on whether they consider EPA alone to be of a different structure than EPA/DHA combined. Thoughts anyone?Jan 17 04:12 AM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment


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Optimal investment and consumption decision of a family with life insurance
AbstractWe study an optimal portfolio and consumption choice problem of a family that combines life insurance for parents who receive deterministic labor income until the fixed time T. We consider utility functions of parents and children separately and assume that parents have an uncertain lifetime. If parents die before time T, children have no labor income and they choose the optimal consumption and portfolio with remaining wealth and life insurance benefit. The object of the family is to maximize the weighted average of utility of parents and that of children. We obtain analytic solutions for the value function and the optimal policies, and then analyze how the changes of the weight of the parents' utility function and other factors affect the optimal policies.
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This meeting comes in the backdrop of fears that any capital gains made by FIIs from share sales in India would be subjected to tax if the taxman were to invoke the proposed GAAR. The rules will come into effect from April 1 after the Finance Bill is passed by Parliament.
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Question for you as I'm still new to this. I made a few ales and would like to make a lager but I don't like this 50ish fermentation aspect. I know their are pain in the ass alternatives to keeping her cool but how would it change my lager to ferment it around 70f. ?
If you can only ferment at ale temperatures, you can make an ale. There are some ale yeast strains that are really "clean" in the high 50s/low 60s, so if you can ferment at 60 degrees or so you may be able to make a lager-like beer.
A cooler that fits snug,some water and frozen water bottles,isnt too much of a pain in the ass,keep a temp guage and rotate frozen water bottles about every 8 hrs. I always got up in the morning swapped them then after work then before sleepytime.You adjust what temp by how many frozen water bottles to use.Its as hard as watering a plant everyday a few times. Dont use s-23 lager yeast above 68, i did a bit, and got some off tastes. That would be pretty good at 65 probably. For a common or steam beer.
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In the clip, the little boy is sitting in the bathtub, crying loudly. "Daddy!" he wails when his father enters the room.When his dad asks him what's wrong, he just points--which is when the camera pans to his mom, whose face is completely covered in a blue face mask!
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It's not just big systems that are getting into the sharing mode. A dozen smaller hospitals in the California Central Valley are sharing practices to reduce infections.
For example, 202-licensed-bed Dameron Hospital in Stockton learned from the Patient Safety First collaborative how to tackle inpatient sepsis mortality rates of 25% in 2009, higher than the state average, says chief nursing officer Janine Hawkins, MBA, RN. In 2011, sepsis mortality was down to 16%, below the state average.
Patient Safety First is a three-year, $6 million effort that links hospitals throughout the state of California in a coordinated effort to improve patient safety through the sharing and implementation of best practices to eliminate healthcare-acquired infections. It was launched in 2010 by Anthem Blue Cross, California's three regional hospital associations, and the National Health Foundation.
The game-changing strategy was to get earlier recognition of sepsis symptoms and get physicians to insert central venous lines to get antibiotics into patients as soon as possible.
"One of our nurse managers developed the 'gold watch protocol,' " which uses a digital clock as a visual cue. As soon as a septic patient is identified, a time-sensitive series of events occur, drawing laboratory tests, conducting a thorough physical exam and appropriate fluid resuscitation, initiating antibiotics, and admitting the patient to intensive care. "Things have to happen quickly," she says. By having that clock hanging from the IV pole, everyone knows what time it is.
"We created a sense of urgency and developed a protocol that has become part of our daily operations," Hawkins says.
Weinstein, sees a "groundswell of acceptance that the systems need to do better," a kind of revolution to change the direction of "Healthcare Airlines" that is more important than the new law's expanded coverage. "I'm all for everybody being insured, but that doesn't mean you're going to have better healthcare. It's only if our systems change will that happen."
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Looks good man!
I don't know much about honey, but I assume the darker colors are unfermentable "stuff" that will, hopefully, stay with and effect the color and flavor of your beer.
If I brew this again (I am sure I will) I'll try adding the oats. That's a good idea.
Thanks! I'm leaving it in primary for three weeks and then kegging, so I'll post back with a pre-carb taste test and a post-carb tast.
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How has the body turned out on these brews? I did a similar version based on lcasanovas original recipe and the color is nice and the spices come through but the body is still a but thin even with the maltdextrin added.
mine was best at 8 weeks and beyond
The first one is very light even with a lb of maltodextrin. The second is much better.
What was the main difference bw the two recipes?
Recipe 1
So being the impatient SOB that I am, I popped open the primary and took a sample. gravity is at 1.026 and the yeast is still bubbling, though not very vigorously, probably a bubble every 15 seconds or so.
Was wondering how far down yours got, and whether you think pitching a little more yeast would be a good idea.
Also, it is seriously slushy, very pumpkin milkshake-esq. Did yours settle out on its own, or did you filter it somehow?
The first batch was 1.010 after secondary (at bottling) and the second was 1.020 when racking to secondary.
However, I did not take multiple hydrometer readings on either batch. I waited about 10 days to rack the second batch to secondary so it may ferment out lower.
Well, the second batch is now carbed up in the keg, and it TASTES GREAT! I didn't take but a few sips (it's 10:30 in the morning here), but the extra sweetness (not a lot, but it's there) does a much better job of balancing and complimenting the hops and spices then the first batch did.
If I were to do it again, I would probably add some darker candi syrup for more color (it's still pretty yellow), but it is damn good beer.
Also the 6 gallon primary worked out perfectly to 5 gallons in the keg after secondary.
Regarding gravity....I'm going to pour some into my hydrometer tube right now and let it warm up so I can provide a final, final gravity on the second batch. I'll report back later.
Mine has been in Primary for just over two weeks now, I think I'm going to leave it for one more and then throw it in a keg to carb up.
Glad to hear yours tastes great! And I agree about changing the colour with some candi syrup, when I looked at mine last it wasn't a very appetizing colour


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In a 6-2 decision, the court upheld a rule adopted by the EPA in 2011 to limit emissions that create smog and soot that drifts into the air above states along the East Coast.
The ruling means that the polluting states will be forced to reduce smokestack pollution that sullies the air in downwind states. Industry and upwind states had fought the effort and paint it as another attempt by the administration to shut down coal-fired power plants.
Writing for the majority, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg acknowledged the complexity of the problem before EPA.
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Power companies and several states sued to block the rule from taking effect, and a federal appeals court in Washington agreed with them in 2012.
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EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy called the court's ruling "a resounding victory for public health and a key component of EPA's efforts to make sure all Americans have clean air to breathe."
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"Mr. Rajiv Gandhi said it was important to ensure that the essence of our legacy was not lost in this deluge that is coming from the West. The cultural heritage should be preserved and projected as a model of development for the future."
I wonder, Rajiv Gandhi, whether you are writing your speeches yourself. I think you are an intelligent, educated person. Perhaps these speeches are written by ghost-writers, because I cannot see that you would commit such contradictions.
"Mr. Gandhi said the basic thinking should be one of simple solutions rather than a confrontationist attitude, since that ended up with compromises that don't work or consensus which works even less."
Simple solutions for complex problems? Simple solutions for simple problems; complex solutions for complex problems. It is such a clear thing! For all problems simple solutions won't do, because the problems are complex.
A brain surgeon is dealing with a complex problem, very complex. You cannot call in a butcher to do brain surgery - that will be a simple solution. Soon there will be no problem and nobody who has the problem; both will be finished! A butcher cannot do brain surgery.
Even all surgeons are not capable of doing brain surgery, just very few, very rare geniuses, because the brain is such a complex phenomenon; in a small skull there are millions of nerves.
While doing the surgery your hand should not shake even a little, otherwise you will cut thousands of nerves, which will have effects all over the body. You don't know where that will lead - to paralysis, to blindness - because everything is controlled by the brain.
If there is a tumor, you have to remove it with such care that nothing else is even touched; the brain is very fragile. And the problems that man has created are very complex. You cannot have simple solutions.
What simple solution is there for birth control? Celibacy? It does not work. What simple solution is there for cancer? Drinking the polluted water of India? Water therapy.or urine therapy?
Urine therapy seems to be the simplest medicine for all diseases. Another ex-prime minister, Morarji Desai, was preaching that the simplest thing for all kinds of diseases - mental, physical, psychological, it does not matter - is just to drink your own urine. It is always available, you don't have to go to any expert. Just carry a glass with you.
Sometimes I wonder whether to laugh or to weep.
And he says that compromises don't work; he has forgotten a word, which is synthesis. Compromises don't work, but synthesis, a synchronicity, works.


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The first thing to do is to ensure whether you are properly connected to the Xbox Live from your computer. Look for more information that is technical about the error. This will enable you to troubleshoot the connectivity issue from the Xbox Live gaming console to your personal computer. Now connect your Xbox Live account on the Windows game on your computer. Search on the internet to obtain more information regarding the proper connectivity settings of the Xbox Live gaming console on the Windows games section of your computer.
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The basic step is to install Games App on your computer that has the Windows 8 or Windows RT operating system. Look for the ways for starting the pre-installed games application on your Windows RT or Windows 8 OS enabled computer. You can straight away navigate to the stability issues and troubleshoot performance options that you can find in the section of PC games. At times, you might encounter speed issues while playing games on your computer. You might find that a particular game runs very slow or suddenly freezes while you are playing. The speed issues can be rectified with the help of Windows Live support. You can also get effective troubleshooting tips from the official website of your game publisher. You can directly apply these troubleshooting tips to resolve the technical issues at the earliest.Read more »
Once you configure your Windows Live Hotmail account in your iPhone, you no longer have to login to Windows Live account each time you wish to view your emails. All the emails received in the Windows Live account will be pushed to the iPhone mail from where you can easily view the emails. According to Windows Live support, it requires only a few simple steps to add the Windows Live mail in iPhone mail and in this post, we will find out the steps involved in this process.
Steps Involved
With the above steps, you can add Windows Live email in your iPhone. Simply launch the mail in your iPhone and you will find that all emails have been downloaded to the program. For further assistance on this configuration, you may contact our Windows Live Support number or our technical support team for assistance.Read more »
Windows 8 is the most recent operating system released by Microsoft after Windows 7. There are quite a lot of differences when comparing Windows 7 vs Windows 8. Now, let's take a look at some of the major differences seen between Windows 7 and Windows 8.
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These are some of the common differences seen when considering Windows 7 vs Windows 8. For more information, contact Microsoft support number.Read more »
IMAP support in Gmail is one of the recent changes introduced to the world's most popular webmail service. Though most of us know about the IMAP facility in Gmail, not many know how to access that from a desktop email client application like Microsoft Outlook. Therefore, many tech support teams offer help with Outlook, so that such users can be familiar with the benefits of using Gmail in Microsoft Outlook.
The below given steps will guide you how to setup your Gmail account in Outlook email client application.
Steps to follow
First, you need to open your Settings panel in Gmail, and click on the Forwarding and POP/IMAP tab. Thereafter, put a checkmark against the Enable IMAP radio button, and click on Save Changes. When done, exit the browser and open Microsoft Outlook application.
Go to Tools menu in the email client program and open the Account Settings panel. If you have not used Outlook earlier, then the settings wizard will prompt you for configuration of the email account. If not, click on the New button located beneath the E-mail tab.
Thereafter, select Microsoft Exchange, POP3, IMAP or HTTP option as per the required criteria, and click on the Next button. Opt for Manually configure server settings option, and click on the Next button again. Select Internet E-mail in the next window.
This is where you will be entering all your personal information like display name, user id, and password. When done with that, click on the More Settings button and go to the Outgoing Server tab. Click on the checkbox for My Outgoing server requires authentication option.
The next step involves entering important values such as Incoming Server and Outgoing Server details. You can get the info from your Internet service provider. After that, choose the Advanced tab, and type the following values:
Incoming Server: 993
Outgoing Server: 587
Put the value for Incoming Server encrypted connection: SSL, and for Outgoing Server encrypted connection: TLS. Click on the Save button, followed by Finish, to complete the procedure.
When you are finished with the above steps, you will see that a new set of folders have been created for your Gmail account. All the labels you had created will show up as separate folders in Outlook email client application. You will also notice that you can flag a message in Outlook just like starring a messaging in Gmail.
So follow the guidelines to the word, and start using the excellent features of Microsoft Outlook with your Gmail account. For any further help with Outlook, contact our tech support team for assistance.Read more »


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Alleys behind restaurants on the Square could soon be a bit tidier now that Oxford officials approved a new contract to cut down on grease bins. The board approved a contract with Hide and Tallow Co. of Birmingham, Ala., to supply grease bins for the city. (April 27, 2010, Page 3)
City gets $500K windfall
State officials presented Oxford leaders with an unexpected gift of more than half a million dollars in road funds. But the windfall comes with a catch: the city must find a way to spend the dollars by May 28. The Oxford Board of Aldermen met Monday to approve using the funds to add sidewalks on Sisk Avenue and improve sewer issues on Park Drive. (April 27, 2010, Page 1-2)
Did date change water down alcohol sales?
Despite large crowds on the Square on Saturday, sales at restaurants and bars seemed to have been less than half a typical Double Decker Arts Festival weekend. The drop in business has some Square bar operators wondering whether Double decker should be moved to another time of year, whether more festivals should be added to boost tourism, or whether the solution is Sunday alcohol sales. (April 27, 2010, Page 1-14)
Double Decker: Plan B
For the first time in its 15-year history, the Double Decker Arts Festival rescheduled the bulk of its festivities from Saturday to Sunday due to the threat of severe weather. The new music lineup re-arranges the slate of bands, from a one-day concert on two stages to a two-day concert on a single stage. Headliner Sharon Jones and The Dap-Kings are still performing Saturday night. Art booths and food vendors are to open on the Square Sunday starting at 10 a.m.
Letters to the Editor
John and Shelia Mohr, visitors from St. Paul, Minn., write to tell of how much they enjoyed their stay in Oxford and to thank their special tour guide, Mayor Pat Patterson. (April 23, 2010, Page 4A)
Leading the Green
While admitting he had to be dragged into green interests, Mayor Pat Patterson said those who led him that way were right and he challenged the community to reach a 50 percent recycling goal by next year. The city currently has close to 41 percent recycling rates based on the number of residences within city limits. Patterson also offered the university a recycling bin that will be picked up for free by the city. The Mayor was on hand along with Chancellor Dan Jones to honor local sustainability leaders.
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A law aimed at cracking down on transient vendors is on hold as the Oxford Board of Aldermen tries to figure out how to word the measure in a way that it doesn't harm small businesses, such as the popular hot dog cart frequently parked outside the Freeland Law Firm. (April 21, 2010, Page 1)
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Although the city has zero transient vendor permits on file, concern for the future has new rules proposed to cut down on requests. A public hearing on proposed changes to transient vendor rules was held Tuesday, and is scheduled to be voted on April 20. (April 9, 2010, Page 1A)