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Plaza Athénée, Paris (France), April 2014
Steel structure, aluminum tubes, resin cylinders, wooden walls, rubber rings
7'10" long x 8'2" tall x 5'2" wide
The Carileon is an outdoor musical sculpture at the crossroads between church bells and wind-chimes. Its name is derived from the French word "Carillon", a religious musical instrument housed in a belfry and composed of at least twenty-three bells. The bells can be played serially to produce a melody or together to form a chord.
The Carileon is composed of a series of aluminum tubes varying in diameters and lengths, each containing a wooden ball connected to a resin cylinder. The sculpture operates musically on two levels; while the wind swings the tubes against the balls and plays clear sounds, the tubes are also meant to be played with felt mallets by a musician, creating soft melodies.
These two musical dimensions allow musicians to play a seamless melody together with nature.
The Carileon is performed here by Loup Barrow.
Production Team: Tim Leung, Buzio Saraiva (ADM), Frederic Jangot & Jacques Le Disez (CREE), Olivier Sence // Commissioned by Krug
Photography by Stephane Deroussent, Peter Szollosi and Thomas Derain
Carileon, acrylic on dyed linen, 4' x 3'
163 NEF, Istanbul (Turkey), May 2011
The Golden Horns are a permanent large-scale sound sculpture located in an Istanbul high-rise tower. Composed of intertwined brass pipes inspired by a French Horn, the installation runs vertically through the building, piercing the infra-structure to carry its intrinsic sounds coming from the the ground floor bazaar, the parking garage, the water pipes, the cinema, the lobby etc.
Navigating through the pipes, visitors can either isolate specific sounds or listen to the multi-channel soundscape. Sonic filters and digital harmonizers alter the sound waves in real time, offering a unique experience at every single listen. All the pipes, electronically tuned in the E minor scale, turn random noises into the soundscapes of a continuously improvised symphony.
The Golden Horns culminate with a site-specific installation on the observatory of the building located on its thirty-fifth floor, allowing visitors to listen to the life of the tower while admiring the cityscape of Istanbul in a room composed of windows and a a tessellation of angled mirrors.
Production Team: Alper Boler, Theresa Himmer, Kristján Eggertsson, Edwin Liu, Lee Weinberg // Commissioned by NEF
Commissioned by Brian Atwood, February 2012
Born from the encounter of op art and glam rock, The Leontophone is a 32-foot long musical sculpture composed of 178 mirrored aluminum keys reflecting distorted images of reality, commissioned by Brian Atwood. Named after a Medieval mythological poisonous snake, the Leontophone intends to poetically hypnotize its audience through its three-dimensional geometric tessellation and psychedelic sonic landscape.
One could get lost in the repetition of simple shapes, in the deformed reflections of the angled keys, or in the loops of acoustic music subtly altered by both electronic pedals and digital effects.
Production Team: Situ Studio, Edwin Liu, Lee Weinberg // Commissioned by Brian Atwood
Park Avenue Armory, New York (USA), November 2011 // Palais de Tokyo, Paris (France), June 2012 // Palazzo della Triennale, Milan (Italy), April 2012 // UCCA, Beijing (China), August 2012
The multi-channel sound installation piece "Between Now and Then", played through nearly one thousand aluminum pipes, proposes a new experience of time by infiltrating the intrinsic sounds of timepieces and by rearranging ambient recordings from the Vallée de Joux, the craddle of fine watchmaking located in Switzerland. Watch ticking becomes beats, cow bells turn into zen gongs, and stretched church organ samples mutate into meditative sound waves, all giving a glimpse into the elastic dimension of time.
Listen to "Between Now and Then".
Production Team: Formavision (Chris Hoover, Edwin Liu), MA3, Matthias Kispert // Commissioned by Audemars Piguet
NEF, Istanbul (Turkey), May 2011
Crystal Caves, a commission by Turkish real estate developer NEF, is a series of four new screening rooms located in Istanbul. All varying in shapes and colors, the rooms allow the viewers to watch movies while lounging on triangulated pillows composing a cave-like landscape.
Back in the dawn of mankind, caves were a place of shelter, gathering, spiritual retreat and artistic expression. It is through cave art that early humans told their stories, feelings, thoughts and addressed spiritual questioning. The triangulated environment of Sebastien Leon Agneessens is a contemporary version of a cave, a comfortable place for shelter and social interaction, and a cultural epicenter for cinematic story-telling.
Production Team: Theresa Himmer, Kristjian Eggertsson and Alper Boler // Commissioned by NEF
Max Mara Gallery, New York (USA), September 2009
A numerical play on the year in which the project was created, MMIX redeploys the concept of the remix to highlight the value of ethno-diversity in a modern world defined by rapid globalization. Composed of six totemic speakers made of zebrawood adorned with circular brand marks, the multi-channel installation establishes a dialogue between contemporary music and archival field recordings of vanishing cultures from around the globe.
The field recordings used for MMIX are provided by the Association for Cultural Equity (ACE), founded by renowned musicologist Alan Lomax (1915-2002) who traveled the world recording the sounds and songs of indigenous cultures, ranging from descendants of slaves in the Mississippi Delta, to Scottish tweed workers and the residents of Italian fishing villages.
For MMIX, we integrated the ACE samples with newly composed tracks created in collaboration with various artists such as Andrew Vladeck and Caithlin De Marrais, Bob Hoffnar, Konrad Meissner, Kevin Ley and Josh Kaufman.
In addition to the installation, we invited choreographers Andrea Miller of Gallim and Jodi Melnick to conceive site-specific performances based on the newly created music and on the layout of the totemic speakers.
Listen to MMIX.
Production Team: Jason Ivaliotis, Kyle Fischer // Recording artists: Sebastien Leon, Kyle Fischer, Andrew Vladeck, Konrad Meissner, Caithlin DeMarrais, Bob Hoffnar, Josh Kauffman // Alan Lomax Sound Samples from the Association for Cultural Equity // Commissioned by Max Mara
Audi, Haixinsha Island, Guangzhou (China), November 2013
At the occasion of the Innovation Exhibition taking place in December 2013 on Haixinsha Island in the heart of Guangzhou (China), Marc Hungerbuhler from the Artist Network and German car manufacturer Audi A.G. commissioned Sebastien Leon to create an installation celebrating the relentless innovations of Audi in particular relating to the extra-light weight technology.
Sebastien Leon filled a spherical room fifteen meters in diameter with over a thousand silver foil balloons, some filled with air and others with helium, all reflecting a hypnotic image of the car, the room and its visitors. Floating on the ceiling, fifteen wireless speakers play an electronic symphonic dialogue of filtered industrial sounds mixed with the songs of thirty different birds.
The installation is based on Sufi poet Farid ud-Din Attar's series of poems called "The Conference of the Birds." Written in 1177, these poems tell the tale of thirty birds who embark on a long journey in order to elect a King. Their perilous flight takes them from Persia to China with the goal of finding the Simorgh - the Chinese Phoenix - supposed to embody the most accomplished of the birds. After painfully crossing the seven initiatic valleys of yearning, love, gnosis, detachment, unity of God, bewilderment and selflessness, they finally reach the land of the Simorgh. Upon arrival, they find only a quiet lake with no sign of the mythical bird. Approaching the lake and looking down, they see their own reflections and come to realize that God is simply within them, that they hold their own destinies in their hands.
The poems of Farid ud-Din Attar embody Audi's constant drive for fine-tuning existing technologies and introducing radical innovations. The concept is also directed towards the Chinese audience of Guangzhou itself, which, as a manufacturing center of the world, has a strong impact on the balance between the earth and the industry.
Sebastien Leon's installation hence acts as a meditative dialogue between Audi A.G. and its Chinese clientele, provoking a reflection on the balance between industrial development and the environment, as well as the role we play as individuals in this fine symbiosis.
Listen to the Conference of the Birds.
Production Team: Formavision (Chris Hoover, Zafrin Hossain), Matthias Kispert, Lee Weinberg, Miley Lu // Commissioned by Audi and the Artist Network
Reebok, New York (USA), October 2010
To conceive and develop the Reebok's first concept store located on Bowery Street in New York, Sebastien Leon took inspiration from Vorticsim, an English arts movement from the early 20th century noted for its dynamic interpretation of Cubist and Futurist principles. Combining Vorticism's vibrant aesthetic with an assortment of cultural cues ranging from Purple Rain to Miami Vice, Flash Dance to Thriller, Sebastien sought to capture the pop spirit of the 80s.
"The design of the space plays with the sense of depth and perspective, tricking the eye by extending three dimensional shapes into distorted graphic patterns, a camouflaging technique reminiscent of the Royal Navy's dazzle ship graphics from the First World War. Our intent was to provoke and perhaps confound visitors by making them feel as if they are stepping into a print rather than a store", Sebastien Leon.
Production Team: Chris Hoover Formavision, Jeroen de Schrijver, Ellen Depoorter, Jason Ivaliotis, Mai Kato, Jonas Hjertberg, Shinya Nakamura // Commissioned by Reebok
June 2014
The Joulétoile (French translation, "playing a star") is an imaginary electronic sound sculpture connected to the movement of the moon, sun and the myriad of constellations around the earth.
By associating specific sounds to over one hundred celestial bodies and then playing each individual soundtrack according to their presence in the sky, the Joulétoile plays a one-year long, multi-channel symphony, repeating with the revolution of the earth around the sun.
Krug, Plaza Athénée (Paris), April 2014
For the third edition of "Krug en Capitale", Champagne house Krug invited Studio Sebastien Leon and thrice three-star chef Alain Ducasse to conceive a temporary restaurant on top of the Plaza Athénée while in the middle of renovations.
The evening started with a performance of steel guitar and the rare Cristal Baschet, taking guests through a hypnotic musical journey across vast American desert landscapes, all while observing the sun set on the Eiffel tower.
The happy few were then taken to a dining room imagined by Sebastien Leon, with tables, seating and artworks created for the occasion. The dinner, entirely composed by Alain Ducasse, underscored at every stage the rich notes of carefully picked Champagnes.
To conclude the evening, guests were invited to the rooftop to listen to Sebastien Leon's musical creation - the Carileon - playing soft melodies in the wind.
Production Team: Formavision, ADM, Creee // Commissioned by Champagnes Krug
Nine West, April 2011
The Pearl Chamber is a concept store design commissioned by women's shoe and handbag company Nine West for its flagship New York location.
The space is filled with stalactites light fixtures illuminating stalagmites used as shoe displays or seating areas. The Pearl Chamber is conceived as a cave filled with basic geometric protrusions all progressively varying in sizes and shapes, bringing a hypnotic and organic quality to the experience.
Concept drawing - 6 x 8 1/2" - China ink and acrylic on Moleskine paper
New York, April 2009
Invited to design the New York showroom for French fashion designers Marithé+François Girbaud, Sebastien Leon photographed an abandoned Parisian interior from the Haussmann era and reproduced it on wallpaper, quite literally bringing Paris to New York. The space was completed with French parquet, musical instruments and second-hand furniture.
Production Team: Formavision (Chris Hoover), MA3, Site // Commissioned by Marithé + François Girbaud
Audemars Piguet, world tour, 2012-2013
Invited by Audemars Piguet to curate and design the 40-year anniversary exhibition of the Royal Oak watch, Sebastien Leon conceived a traveling exhibition using design, photography, music and video to showcase one hundred exceptional timepieces and underscore the Manufacture's heritage and craft. Sebastien brought along video artist Davide Quayola and photographer Dan Holdsworth to contribute to the exhibition's vision by each producing work about the origins of Audemars Piguet.
The core of the exhibition was made to resemble a fragmented mineral rock typically found in the Vallée de Joux in the Swiss Jura and symbolizing Audemars Piguet. The angular and multi-faceted exterior of each of the fragments and its dark reflective metal surface inspired by the geometric Royal Oak design created a natural contrast with the wooden interior which reflects Audemars Piguet's long tradition and humble origins.
The Royal Oak 40-year anniversary tour was developed and orchestrated in collaboration with MA3 Agency and toured from New York (Park Avenue Armory) to Paris (Palais de Tokyo), Milan (Palazzo della Triennale), Beijing (UCCA), Geneva (Arena) and Singapore (the abandoned Tanjong Pagar train station). It continued its journey to Art Basel Hong Kong, Basel and Miami in 2013 as part of the official Art basel exhibition.
Production Team: Formavision (Chris Hoover), MA3, Situ Fabrication // Commissioned by Marithé + François Girbaud


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The Penn State University Choir is joined by the University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown (UPJ) Concert Choir for its annual fall campus concert on Sunday, November 9 at 4:00 p.m. in Esber Recital Hall. The choir's repertoire includes multiple settings of the triumphant Jubilate Deo text by composers of different historical periods, and One Winter's Night, composed by Penn State Ph.D. student Ann-Marie Hilderbrand. The University Choir is conducted by Anthony Leach, joined by choral conducting graduate student Nathan Glocke. The conductors are assisted by collaborative pianist Joanne Yang and organist Mary Bahnfleth. The conductor of the UPJ Concert Choir is Jeffrey L. Webb. Tickets are $4.99 general/$2.00 students (only at the door).
Oriana Singers present "Your Whispering Heart" concert on Nov. 9
Penn State's Oriana Singers present their annual fall concert titled "Your Whispering Heart" at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 9, in Esber Recital Hall, University Park. The repertoire includes compositions on texts honoring the 450th birthday of William Shakespeare and two compositions loosely based on hymn tunes. A chamber choir of Oriana members, Discantus, also will perform a set of compositions by Ralph Vaughan Williams. Tickets are $4 general admission/$2 students and are only available at the door. This performance also will be available via livestreamed video.
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Under the direction of Christopher Kiver and choral conducting graduate student Nathan Glocke, the Penn State Glee Club presents its annual fall concert at 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 8, in Eisenhower Auditorium.
The Jost Project to perform Nov. 4 at Penn State Brandywine
The Jost Project band, featuring legendary vibraphonist Tony Miceli, will visit Penn State Brandywine to perform for students, faculty, staff and community members at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 4, in the Main Building Auditorium, room 101.
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Photos from the dress rehearsal of Little Women. Join us October 31 and November 1 at 8pm for Mark Adamo's opera "Little Women," based on Louisa May Alcott's beloved book. Tickets are available 45 minutes prior to curtain in the Lobby of Esber Recital Hall.
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Fewer than 200 American Indians call central Pennsylvania home, but thousands have gathered in State College once a year for more than a decade to celebrate and embrace their various cultures, traditions and values. "As Long As We Dance: The New Faces of an Ancient People Traditional American Indian Powwow" will debut at 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 6, on WPSU-TV.
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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Most Aggressive #MountainBike Ever
The #Rungu Juggernaut is the first fat tire, bullfrog trike made to ride over sand and snow. I am scared just looking at it. Does it bite?
Cool @lstn #headphones Give the Gift of Sound to Many
Not only do these headphones sound and look great, but part of the purchase helps restore someone's hearing.
#Arduboy is a Business Card That Plays #Tetris
Imagine handing one of these over to a hiring manager or technical recruiter? It can show a QR code that links to your online vitae, or scroll your resume onscreen. Once they are duly impressed with that, it will then allow them to play #Tetris or maybe #Pokemon! Guaranteed to get you hired…watch for the Kickstarter campaign.
3D Printed Clock that Writes the Time
All you need is a #3Dprinter , an Arduino, and some servos. It almost looks lifelike as it draws the time, then erases it. If only this thing was a little quieter.
#SkyNet Alert- #Drone Cargo Ships Becoming a Reality
With 44% of all shipping operating expenses being dedicated to puny humans, it only makes sense to rip them out of these ships and reclaim the space for cargo. Can't wait until there is an engine failure out at sea…how are they going to handle that?
Power Practical's #PowerPotV Powers Your Phone While Boiling Liquids
Similar to the @biolitestove , this gadget lets you charge your USB device while cooking. While the BioLite generates heat for cooking and charger, the PowerPot gets it power from boiling water. Which you prefer depends on what you need at camp, I guess.
@metaglasses #AugmentedReality Glasses Bring #IronMan #Jarvis Closer to Real Life
Virtually sculpting in 3D and then sending it to a #3Dprinter? Now possible for $3500 (plus the cost of the printer.)
I Guess a #Smartwatch Can Look Cool
As an avid wearer of the original @Pebble Kickstarter Edition, it does pain me to admit that I do long for device that looks fantastic. While the #PebbleSteel is a step in the right direction, I like that this @Creoir #Ibis watch concept is pushing the envelope on style.
#Huawei Introduces a #Smartband That Doubles as a #Bluetooth Headset
The market is full of cool #wearables, but I believe this is the first time we have seen this combination. The #TalkBandB1 does the usual fitness monitoring (steps, calories, sleep monitoring, etc.) but also allows you to pop out the screen and put it in your hear for a #handsfree phone experience. Video at link below:
Bummer- #KISS Will Not Reunite and Play at the @rock_hall Induction Ceremony
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Dean's Desk: dental school views and news from our dean
Renewing ties with alumni in the new year
|Dr. Lawrence E. Wolinsky, dean, Texas A&M
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Each January, the Southwest Dental Conference offers a wonderful opportunity for our alumni to reconnect, gain continuing education and recognize individuals who have significantly impacted the Dallas dental community and beyond. It's an opportunity to start the new year off on a positive note.
During the Jan. 13 Baylor College of Dentistry Alumni Association 2012 Homecoming Reception, alumni convened at The Adolphus Hotel in Dallas for refreshments, conversation and an award presentation honoring a distinguished alumnus and — thanks to the recently endowed Betty J. Scott Scholarship — a standout dental student.
I enjoyed the opportunity to meet many alumni at this event, and I continue to be impressed by the level of involvement at this school.
Whether alumni support is through professional activities, community service, monetary donations for facilities or programs, or time spent with students or colleagues, it makes an incredible difference in the strength of our programs. Many of our alumni even walk these halls as faculty members, making strides in patient care and research every workday.
We have an exciting initiative effective now, at the start of 2012. The Office of Alumni Services is now integrated with the Office of Communications & Institutional Advancement. This change is meant to streamline communications with alumni and enhance the services we provide. It also allows Dr. Charles Arcoria, course director and associate professor in restorative sciences, to fulfill his longtime desire to return to teaching full time. I am grateful that, despite his increasing academic duties, Dr. Arcoria and his team have agreed to assist with the transition through May 2012. I must commend him on the amazing job he has done of successfully wearing so many hats at the college for so long.
Please know that my door is always open to the entire TAMHSC-BCD community. I value the unique perspective of alumni on the direction of our dental school programs, and would be happy to sit down with any of you to discuss how we can continue our tradition of excellence in 2012 and beyond.
You can learn more about the dean's background and vision for the dental school in the About the Dean page of the TAMHSC-BCD website.


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Dr. Shamsa Z. Mawjee has been practicing medicine for 26 years. Dr. Mawjee graduated from the Fatima Jinnah Med Coll For Women, Univ of Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan in 1988. She practices medicine in Tacoma, WA and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Mawjee is affiliated with Saint Joseph Medical Center, Saint Clare Hospital and St Francis Hospital. She speaks English, Chinese, Spanish and Tagalog.
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New Artist Spotlight: Chasen
- Thursday, February 04, 2010
Mike: Were you one of those kids who was actually good at leading worship or just the only one who could play guitar?
Chasen: [Laughs] I'll give you this, when I first started out I was a drummer. And somehow I ended up leading worship on a guitar. So I have no clue how that transition happened. I can't tell you if I was good or not.
When I was at church, kids would come up to me and ask, "Can you teach me how to play the guitar?" I'm like, "Dude, I'm still learning. I don't even know." [Laughs]
Mike: What is your favorite thing about Greenville, South Carolina?
Chasen: I love Nashville and the city, but when I was up there for several months I realized I'm not a city boy. Greenville is very city-like. It's beautiful. You go downtown and all the trees are lit up every single night. There's horse and carriage rides and there's a waterfall in downtown Greenville. I'm very much an outside kind of guy. I love waterfalls and hiking and all that stuff, so of course I love the scenery down there. But it's not a big city. It's a "mini city." It gives me just enough to say, "I like the city."
We just recently went to Chicago and I thought, What am I doing here? It's so fast paced. I realized I am not a city boy really quick.
Mike: Is there anything else you want to share about the songs on the upcoming record?
Chasen: I write wherever I'm at. The last that made it on the record is called "There Is Love." I wrote it in Nashville right before we went in for the last studio day. I have a two-week rule, where I don't go past two weeks without seeing my family. What was crazy, if [the travel problem] wasn't on my end, it was on her end. We just couldn't seem to get my wife up there. I hadn't seen my wife or my son in almost two months. I sat there saying, "God, how can I express my love to my family, to my son, how can I do that through music?" I just started playing and singing this song. It just keeps saying, "There's love for you/There's love for you in my arms."
On my way home from Nashville I started playing this song over and over. I broke down in tears because God was talking to me at that moment saying, "You thought you were writing to your family, but really what I was doing was writing this song through you. I just want to hold you up. I want to love you. I want to let you know I'm never going to leave you. When you feel like you're alone and you can't go on, I'm there. I'm your Dad, your Father."
I did write this for my wife and my son, but in everything I do I pray that God would show His glory, show who He is, and He did that right then. It was obvious to me it was a God thing. Wherever I'm at, like if I'm meeting someone and they are telling me a story, I feel like God is going to use that through my lyrics, my music.
Mike: What about the new single, "On and On"?
Chasen: That's probably one of my top favs on this record. That song is based around the media being so negative and the lack of hope we have if we just watch media and pick up magazines. In magazines, divorces are OK. Divorces are normal in Hollywood. Split families are normal. There is no solution, but we know that there is [hope], so let's talk about that.
I read the verse that says, "I will never leave you nor forsake you." The God of the universe says, "Chasen, I promise you I'm never gonna leave you. I didn't bring you this far in life just to throw you away." That's a promise He made to me, and I know His grace and His mercy and His love go on forever and ever.
We wrapped up the final lyrics and everything in three hours. It was just like, "Bam!" and God hit us with it. When we play it live, it is an anthem for sure.
To listen to a podcast of Mike's full interview with Chasen, log on to CCMmagazine.com/news/podcasts.
Chasen's debut on INO Records is titled That Was Then, This Is Now and is scheduled to release in 2010. The record's first single, "On and On," is available on iTunes now. For more info, visit chasenmusic.com.
Tenth Avenue North was dubbed the Gospel Music Association's "New Artist of the Year" at the 40th Annual GMA Dove Awards. Lead singer Mike Donehey's monthly "New Artist Spotlight" on CCMmagazine.com introduces fans to new artists currently hitting the scene. The band's current single from Over and Underneath (Reunion), "Hold My Heart," recently nabbed the top spot on the charts, making it the band's third No. 1 single. For more information, log on to tenthavenuenorth.com.
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**This interview first published on February 4, 2010.
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Private Matters
Issue 17, July 2011
Welcome to the seventeenth edition of Private Matters
In the second of his articles on the IT sourcing lifecycle, Deloitte Private's Technology Advisory Director Paul Engelman looks at vendor selection and how to get it right the first time.
Also in this issue, The Switzer Market Review is thankful for the Greek austerity measures while Deloitte Private Partner Craig Holland gives his invaluable thoughts on ATO audits.
David Tyrrell advises on selling your business; Online Leader Frank Farrall discusses the latest ways to engage with customer; and Austin Scott casts an eye over the SME market and the cautious return of Private Equity.
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|Vendor selection – getting it right the first time
In the second of his articles on the IT sourcing lifecycle, Deloitte Private's Technology Advisory Director Paul Engelman looks at vendor evaluation and selection. Read more
|Don't go it alone at the ATO
Tax matters are mostly neither black nor white - hopefully more a discussable greyish hue of grey. Read more
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Selling a business is rarely a simple transaction, for good reason. Read more
|Apps and Innovation: New ways to engage with customers
App designers and other new platform developers must put themselves in the shoes of the user says Deloitte's Online Leader. Read more
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Free-agent reliever Ryan Madson has reached an agreement with the Los Angeles Angels on a one-year contract pending a physical exam, ESPN.com's Jerry Crasnick is reporting, citing a baseball source.
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Madson, 32, went 47-30 with a 3.59 ERA and 52 saves in eight seasons with the Philadelphia Phillies. He signed a one-year deal with Cincinnati in January and came to spring training as the Reds' projected closer but suffered an elbow injury in late March and missed the entire season with Tommy John surgery.
Angels general manager Jerry Dipoto had been looking to upgrade a bullpen that went 19-20 with a 3.97 ERA, 12th-best among the 14 American League teams. The Angels' bullpen blew 22 saves, tied with Boston for most in the league.
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Christmas morning at Grandma's and this dude wants to play (at Grandma's House)
You know we all just wanna be big rockstars and get A's on our exams. (Not trying to reference Nickelback) (at Memorial Library)
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Helluva night at Kip Moore with these dudes last weekend! Kiiiiiiiipppp! (at Orpheum Theatre)
My mom misses me so she sends me this picture. I was rockin' polos way back when!
From left to right: my pops, Uncle Robby, and Uncle Steve. They were and still are, killin it.
Dotty's with Kess and Carl for dinner (at Dotty Dumpling's Dowry)
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Advocates for strengthening Social Security have come to dread the release of the annual report of the program's trustees.
It's becoming more difficult for people to see how their vote is going to matter in the 2012 election. When states are increasingly passing voter ID laws that mandate voters prove they are citizens or that they are legitimate voters at the polls, while Super PACs are able to field millions of dollars, often from unidentified people, to influence elections, then democracy becomes less of a real thing to many people.
The exodus of major corporations from the corporate front group American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) has made headlines nationwide as the group's agenda has been increasingly scrutinized by the general public.
But as these corporations have fled ALEC, there has also been one other little-noticed exodus from the group: that of legislators. SourceWatch and Keystone Progress have been tracking the defections of lawmakers. Here are 28 who have left so far:
Several summers ago, in order to work at a poultry plant in rural Alabama, I had to pass three tests. The first was the standard pee-into-a-cup routine (standard, at least, when applying for punishing work paying poverty wages). Next, the nurse instructed me to exhale deeply into a Breathalyzer to prove I had arrived at the job interview sober (that was a new one). But the toughest test, at least for drug-free people in the habit of getting through the morning without alcohol, was yet to come. It was time to learn to live with pain.
At an Appropriations hearing in the Illinois State House last week, the Department of Human Services (DHS) informed the legislature that it has insufficient funds to meet its Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) obligations through the fiscal year ending in June.
Unlike the rest of the world's democracies, the United States doesn't use the metric system, doesn't require employers to provide workers with paid vacations, hasn't abolished the death penalty, and doesn't celebrate May Day as an official national holiday. Outside the US, May 1 is international workers' day, observed with speeches, rallies, and demonstrations.
We've heard about Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's war on workers.
We've heard about Scott Walker's war on women.
But what about Scott Walker's war on Illinois.
The governor—who has made himself the face of an American austerity push that uses the fantasy of "shared sacrfice" to redistribute wealth upward—went to Springfield, Illinois, two weeks ago to tell the state's business leaders that their state should do it his way. Walker's argument was that Illinois was getting everything wrong and that Wisconsin was getting everything right when it came to encouraging job creation.
Congressman Raúl Grijalva, AZ-07, today announced his endorsement of Arizona Senate Democratic Leader David Schapira, D-Tempe, in his campaign for Arizona's Ninth Congressional District. "Voters are looking for candidates who stand up for what they believe in and can win, not by hiding their values, but by sharing them with voters. David is that candidate," said Rep. Grijalva.
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For the past two years most policy makers in Europe and many politicians and pundits in America have been in thrall to a destructive economic doctrine. According to this doctrine, governments should respond to a severely depressed economy not the way the textbooks say they should — by spending more to offset falling private demand — but with fiscal austerity, slashing spending in an effort to balance their budgets.
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Navajo Manufacturing Company, Inc. 02-Dec-02
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Mr. P. Gordon Levy, CEO
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Dear Mr. Levy:
On July 8 through 10, 2002, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted an inspection of your OTC pharmaceutical relabeling operation located at 601 W. 50t" St., Denver, CO. During the inspection, FDA Investigator Patricia A. Cortez documented significant deviations from the Current Good Manufacturing Practice (cCGMP) for Finished Pharmaceuticals regulations (Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R.), Parts 210 and 211). These deviations cause the drug products relabeled by your firm to be adulterated within the meaning of Section 501(a)(2)(B) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act) (21 U.S.C. 5 35 1 (a)(2)(B). These deviations include, but are not limited to, the following:
1) Failure to establish an adequate quality control unit (QCU) that has the responsibility and authority to approve or reject all components, drug product containers. closures, in-process materials, packaging material, labeling, and drug products. The responsibilities and procedures applicable to the quality control unit should be in writing and should be followed [21 C.F.R. 211.22(a) and 211.22(d)].
For example, your firm failed to establish a QCU. Consequently. none of the functions required of a QCU are accomplished, including approving written procedures, reviewing processing and control records, releasing/rejecting components, labels, and finished products.
2) Failure to assure that each person engaged in the manufacture, processing, packing, or holding of a drug product has the appropriate education, training, and experience or any combination thereof, to enable that person to perform the assigned functions.
Training should be in the particular operations that the employee performs and in current good manufacturing practice (including the CGMP regulations) as they relate to the employee?s functions [21 C.F.R. 211.25(a)].
For example, the limit fails to conduct any GCMP training for its employees or supervisors involved in the relabeling for their drug products.
3) Failure to have written procedures for the entire operation. This includes Standard Operating Procedures (SOPS) that are critical for a relabeling operation:
Failure to establish written procedures describing in sufficient detail the receipt, identification, storage, handling, sampling, examination, and/or testing of labeling and packaging materials [21 C.F.R. 211.122(a)]
Failure to maintain strict controls over labeling issued for use in drug product labeling operations. Procedures shall be written describing in sufficient detail the control procedures employed for the issuance of labeling [21 C.F.R. 211.125(a) and 211.125(f)].
Failure to establish adequate written procedures designed to assure that correct labels, labeling, and packaging materials are used for drug products [21 C.F.R. 211.130].
Failure to establish adequate written procedures describing the handling of all written and oral complaints regarding a drug product and to maintain a written record of each complaint [21 C.F.R. 211.198(a) and 211.198(b)].
4) Failure to assure packaged and labeled products are examined during finishing operations to assure that containers and packages have the correct label and that results of examination are recorded in the batch production or control records [21 C.F.R. 211.134(a) and 211.134(c)].
For example, the firm failed to examine finished relabeled products and then document the product examination.
5) Failure to maintain a written record of major equipment cleaning and maintenance [21 C.F.R. 211.182].
For example, the firm fails to maintain equipment cleaning and use logs for equipment used in the relabeling of drug products.
6) Failure to establish adequate master and batch production and control records for each relabeled drug product. [21 C.F.R. 211.186 and 211.188].
For example, your firm did not have any master or batch production records to document the performance of relabeling operations.
The above list of violations is not intended to be an all-inclusive list of deficiencies at your facility. It is your responsibility to assure adherence with the requirements of the CGMP regulations. Federal agencies are advised of the issuance of all warning letters so that they may take this information into account when considering the award of contracts.
You should take prompt action to correct these deviations. Failure to promptly correct these deviations may result in regulatory action, including seizure or injunction, without further notice.
We acknowledge receipt of your response to the FDA-483, dated July 10,2002. We consider your response to be seriously inadequate because it does not specify what corrections your firm will make and it gives no timeframes for when any corrections will be implemented.
Please advise this office in writing, within fifteen (15) working days of receipt of this letter, of the specific steps you have or will take to prevent the recurrence of similar violations. If corrective action cannot be completed within 15 working days, state the reason for the delay and the timeframes within which the corrections will be completed.
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Arctic Glacier's slippery sale
Heavy trading before announcement suspicious
Arctic Glacier investors have been kicked around pretty badly over the past few years.
But last week was particularly raw and some investors are concerned that privileged information was used to reap fat profits.
Unitholders heard on June 8 that Miami-based private equity firm H.I.G. Capital would be the buyer of the assets of the company through a court-sanctioned investor solicitation process that was part of Arctic's bankruptcy protection.
But that's all they heard. There was no price disclosure to the owners of the company, something that one U.S. banker said was unheard of.
Early Thursday evening, June 28, the company issued a press release disclosing the price -- $434.5 million -- noting "Arctic Glacier expects that the net proceeds of the sale will be sufficient to pay all of its remaining known creditors and may be sufficient to permit a distribution to its unitholders after all creditor claims have been proven and satisfied pursuant to a court-ordered claims process."
Even though that unquantifiable but hopeful message came out after the close of trading Thursday, by late Wednesday afternoon the trading volume and price on Arctic units on the CNSX had already shot up dramatically -- as if some knew something before everyone else.
The closing price Wednesday more than quadrupled to 17 cents from four cents, with 12.7 million units trading, up from a daily average of just more than one million.
One unitholder who was watching the price wrote on a message board late Wednesday afternoon, "What"s going on!? Up 300%. Anyone hear anything?"
But there was no press release after close of trading Wednesday and still nothing all day Thursday.
Very heavy trading continued Thursday with more than 14 million units trading, with the price remaining up near the 20-cent mark, a level the units had not seen in more than a year.
It wasn't until early evening Thursday after markets closed that Arctic issued its Market Update Regarding Its Proposed Sale Transaction disclosing the price.
There are still plenty of unknowns, according to one sophisticated banker who knows how to crunch these kinds of number and who spoke on condition his name not be used.
But he said depending on how certain liabilities of the estate are dealt with, the distribution to unitholders could possibly be more than 25 cents.
Is that what some had already figured out on Wednesday afternoon? Who were they and how did they know, because there was no way for the general public to have known any of that.
"It looks like an example of the Canadian retail investor getting screwed by sophisticated U.S. investors sitting in meetings, getting information they can trade on and the information not getting shared with the Canadian retail base," said the U.S. banker.
Greg Klassen, a broker with National Bank Financial in Winnipeg who has followed Arctic Glacier for years, said, "I am surprised no one has been called to the carpet. I can't believe they didn't halt the stock and ask the company to make an announcement."
In Canada, it is the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) that monitors unusual trading activity with sophisticated technology that can identify possible violations of its Universal Market Integrity Rules.
But an IIROC official said Tuesday, "We would not be able to confirm or deny any actual investigation."
The U.S. banker said in fairness to the company, in a bankruptcy process the company may not know all of the answers and might be reticent about saying something that proves later to be incorrect.
"But Arctic has done a terrible job of informing the market," he said. "How do you sell something and not say what you sold it for?"
Arctic units closed at 20 cents on Tuesday with another 3.7 million units traded, making it the most active on the CNSX exchange once again.
Arctic's new owners say they believe the Winnipeg-based company now has a great future with a cleaned-up balance sheet.
Unfortunately, it looks like the punters who backed the company through the tough times are still getting preyed upon.
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Table 5.1
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a Weighted using ICRP values of Wr and Wt
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c Dose calculated to bronchial surfaces from 222Rn decay in airways.
Any inhaled gas, including radon, is slightly soluble in body tissues. Radon in the lung diffuses to blood and is transported to other organs, where the gas and the decay products that build up in the tissue deliver a radiation dose. Harley and others (1958) in a study of inhaled radon, determined the solubility of radon in the body. Two persons were in a controlled, relatively high-radon atmosphere for about a day. Sequential exhaled-breath samples were used to infer retention times in the five major body-compartments—lung, blood, intracellular and extracellular fluid, and adipose tissue. The data were used in the metabolic modeling of the dose to other organs from inhaled radon (Harley and Robbins 1992). The dose to organs other than the lung had been calculated previously by Jacobi and Eisfeld (1980). The dose per unit exposure for organs other than the lung are shown in table 5.2, where it can be seen that the dose to other organs is lower than the dose to the bronchial epithelium, in most cases by a factor of about 100.
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"What kind is it," Dr. Worthley seems to be asking. (Walter McCardell, Baltimore Sun file photo, Nov. 2, 1964)
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Was it a toadstool, or was it a mushroom – or was it something else?
Dr. Worthley didn't know. In the article, he went on to say: "I've taken it to one or two people – experts in the field and they've never seen anything like it either. We just can't figure out which genre it comes from."
It wasn't easy to stump Dr. Worthley, an indefatigable field scientist, whose Owings Mills cottage was filled with pieces of "pottery from the ancient Inca tribes or Peru, poison roots from the Amazon regions, and hardened mushroom caps measuring more than 6 inches in length." Worthley Peak in Antarctica is named for him.
Another mushroom (or toadstool) with an unidentified man from long, long ago. (Baltimore Sun file photo, dated Oct. 18, 1925)
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Steven Schultz, 6, with large toadstool. (Weyman Swagger, Baltimore Sun file photo, Oct. 24, 1970)


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