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Scoop: FAMILY GUY - *Season Finale* on FOX - Sunday, May 18, 2014
When Peter and Chris interrupt Stewie's TV time, the angry baby goes back in time to break up Peter and Lois, so he's never conceived. But instead, he is reborn into a "Downton Abbey"-esque British household in the all-new "Chap Stewie" Season Finale episode of Family Guy airing Sunday, May 18 (8:30-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (FG-1118) (TV-14 D, L, S, V)
Voice Cast: Seth MacFarlane as Peter Griffin, Stewie Griffin, Brian Griffin, Quagmire, Cousin Earl, Dog, Lord Cadwallider and Superfluous Employee; Alex Borstein as Lois Griffin, Nanny and Lady Cadwillder; Seth Green as Chris Griffin, Baby and Guy #2; Mila Kunis as Meg; Mike Henry as Cleveland Brown; and Patrick Warburton as Joe.
Guest Voice Cast: Cary Elwes as British Guard #1, Doctor and Valet; David Thewlis as British Father; Isaac Hempstead Wright as Aidan; Adam West as Mayor West; Rick Springfield as Himself.
Family Guy continues to entertain fans with its shocking humor, memorable cutaway gags, dazzling musical numbers and epic episodes. Since its debut, the series has reached cult status among fans, and its breakout star, a talking baby, has become one of the greatest TV characters of all time. Family Guy has racked up numerous awards, including an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Comedy Series, only the second animated series in television history to be honored with such a distinction. The series' lead voice actors, creator Seth MacFarlane (voice of "Brian Griffin," "Peter Griffin" and "Stewie Griffin") and Alex Borstein (voice of "Lois Griffin" and "Tricia Tawanaka"), recently received 2013 Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance.
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Pears and spices make this easy quick bread extra special.
Heat oven to 350°F. Grease bottom only of 9x5-inch loaf pan; set aside.
Combine sugar and butter in bowl. Beat at medium speed, scraping bowl often, until creamy. Add eggs, pear nectar and vanilla; continue beating until well mixed. Add shredded pear; continue beating until combined. Add all remaining bread ingredients; beat at low speed just until mixed.
Spoon batter into prepared pan. Bake 50-60 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool 10 minutes; remove from pan. Cool completely.
Combine all glaze ingredients in small bowl. Drizzle over loaf.
Serve with Fresh Buttery Taste® Spread.
Calories: 170
Fat: 6g
Cholesterol: 25mg
Sodium: 210mg
Carbohydrates: 27g
Dietary Fiber: 1g
Protein: 2g
I didn't have pear nectar and didn't want to use orange juice, so I used orange zest!!!! AMAZING!!! It was perfect. I made them as muffins..... they didn't last long!
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I'm something of a traditionalist. My family tends to gravitate toward the same desserts every year for our holiday celebrations – sugar cookies, something pumpkin, and something with chocolate…but this year, I was feeling like trying something new. Enter Cranberry Pavlova. This recipe is part of our 2014 Holiday Brochure, and I was in love at first bite.
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With winter pouncing onto the stage like an attention seeking diva that's been in self-imposed isolation for six months, i've found myself slipping into the mindset i've had every year when the cold comes nipping at my heels, namely that warm water fishing was over. So like i have every year, i found my attention shifting from my favorite fishy waters to what i've always considered the only option during the cooler months, trout on the Guadalupe.
Well i thoroughly appreciate the hard work that the local Trout Unlimited group (GRTU) does, it can get a little more than monotonous fishing the same waters over and over again for one species for months on end while trying to avoid other anglers. After years of learnt migratory behavior, it occurred to me that there have to be other options for an angler looking to break away from the pack.
I honestly don't even remember anymore where i'd heard that Lake Bastrop was a warm water lake that could be fished all year, but it likely started with a post on www.texasriverbum.com, that snowballed over multiple conversations with random anglers i know. Other than the post, it seemed like most folks described Lake Bastrop as some sort of backwater, cess pool that was a cooling lake for a nuclear power plant and where all of the fish had three eyes. In retrospect, it occurs to me that half of these people were just mis-informed and never fished it and the other half were probably doing their best to try and keep me off of some of the most amazing bass water near Austin.
Found pirate booty.
After recent rains and flash floods, with all my usual spots still draining murky flood waters, i finally decided to put my bias against still water on hold and check out what i then surely expected to be a glowing lake of icky ooziness. Instead what i found was a shockingly beautiful lake full of plant life, birds and fish that i would visit twice over just a few days.
The first day i somehow found a couple of largemouth bass that were more than eager to take a large popper, but also smart enough to quickly wrap it's tippet around any free standing timber, obviously they were professionals. While it was frustrating to lose a few decent bass and get skunked, it occurred to me that all the fish i were losing were bigger than most of the trout i'd otherwise (hopefully) be catching. Once that seed was planted i was chomping at the bit to get back, luckily it would only be a few days later.
Entrance to one of the many nirvanas.
On the second trip i paddled laboriously to the far side of the lake and came to the entry of a backwater creek to find a congenial spin fisherman that not only waved me past him, but also offered up words of advice based on the fact that he's landed eight or so big bass in this spot that day. Thanking him for the tips and taking his advice i switched to a sinking line and streamers only to find myself constantly hanging up on the plethora of standing wood that filled my tiny little new found slice of heaven.
After a couple of hours, frustrated with all the time i wasting retreiving snagged hooks, i switched back to the biggest popper i had and cast under a tree that was leaning heavily halfway on it's way to a watery grave. The popper hit the water and sent forth it's ripples with little fanfare. With a slight tug watched the popper lurch forward, and then suddenly slip back into a watery void at the last minute when i heard a loud "BBBBLOOOOPPPPP" that sent shivers up my spine. My six weight instantly doubled over as i tried to apply the breaks, but i quickly found that i didn't have near enough backbone to move the fish (7-8 lbs.). Watching the leviathan jump in the air, shake its jaw and somehow dislodge the fly i could only tremble and swear in a manner befitting a sailor, cursing my choice of rod while also noticing that i was shaking from the rush of adrenaline.
Not the biggest, but still enough to leave me shaking with excitement.
I would go on to lose two more fish within the next hour, with the sound of another skunk knocking on the door as the sun was dipping (quickly it seemed) over the tree line. On the fourth take it all came together, i set the hook with emphasis, kept the line high and tight, and applied enough force to keep the bass from making it to the freedom that the gnarled foots projecting from the bank would surely provide him with if given the chance. Landing the bass, i quickly sat him on the paddle board for a fast photo and watched as he rocked from the immense thickness of his well fed body.
It may have only been a third the size of the big one that got away, but it was still a magnificent fish and i suspect a little (relatively) gift from the gods to remind me that it's good to get out of your comfort zone now and then, break your habits and try something new.
Again, and again, and again, and again, and……
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If the above image looks familiar to you that's because it's from the video shared here last year entitled "In Search of Grande". There's a great right up on this adventure in the fresh new issue of This is Fly #49. In addition to all the regular features (love the soundtracks) there are some great articles on sculpin, tarpon, fishing in Chile, and more (including an interview with Justin Fuller of Good Apples designs).
I revel in the idea that fly fishing is an escapist sport, where people and problems can be left behind just by venturing off on a slightly less obvious path. However, the reality is that some problems are so severe that they can actually affect what you find at the end of the nondescript trail.
Thankfully there are a lot of people out there that care, and "Co2ld Waters" is a call to action to motivate those folks to make their voice heard before it doesn't matter. Check out the video and head over to http://co2ldwaters.org for more information.
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Howler Bros. is on a roll lately with all kinds of sweet products being released almost bi-weekly. Within 10 minutes of receiving an email announcing the Paradise Gaucho i had ordered mine (receiving 8-10 drooling comments on my first day wearing it) and just days later was informed that these sweet ass Howler Camp Mugs were also available (and quickly jumping to the top of my x-mas list).
If you want your best shot at grabbing some of this awesome gear be sure to sign up for their email lists (at the bottom of their website) because a lot of this stuff is going quick, and for good reason, it's unique and it rocks. Howler's killing it, and as fellow Austin, TX fly-fishers we couldn't be more proud.
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There are many definitions for the word "shooting", but after a day recently spent stocking the Guadalupe river with fellow GRTU members (from Gudalupe River Trout Unlimited) these are the three definitions that seemed to encapsulate the days events as a whole.
*Shooting: definition
- To move or pass suddenly or swiftly spurt
- To send forth (words, ideas, etc.) rapidly
- To put forth buds or shoots, as a plant; germinate.
The first two were obvious from the second we shot the trout into the water, but it was number three that took a while to sink in…
Meeting early at Rio Raft, i was shocked to pull in and see a plethora of vehicles with occupants sitting in idling cars, wisely staving off the low 30 degree temperature as long as possible, a sensible solution to a surprising condition (the cold). Slipping into my down jacket, i grabbed my coffee and gravitated towards a group of recognizable faces, immediately falling into conversation about each of our recent conquests and adventures.
When the weathered but heated bus arrived we quickly fell into a loosely organized line that filed on with remarkable speed, doubtlessly because of the 80 degree heat that was emanating, invitingly from the buses spartan interior.
Driving off en masse to our first stocking, a new spot recently acquired, there was an eagerness and excitement buzzing around the orange / yellow transport as though we were all school children headed off on a surprise field trip, dodging class, homework and responsibility for the day, a feeling that only mildly faded as the hours ticked away.
Throwing down the buckets, they were quickly filled with one part water and two-part trout, before quickly being nabbed by eager hands on either side and taken forward, staggering, until being handed off to the conga line that would shimmy them into the water. You could almost see the confusion in the trouts bodily actions for the first minute or two before they suddenly launched forward trying to inhale anything floating their way (leaf, cypress needles, foam). (Note: I cringe to confess that all i could think was "Dry flies, right now would be so uncouth, but so much fun.")
While most spots required the bucket brigade, there were the handful of spots that presented all volunteers aboard with the two showstoppers of:
1) Fish being shot down a long plastic sleeve, much like a water slide, into the clear void of the water.
2) Being shot directly off the side of a bridge into one of the deeper pools, like some shocked and befuddled Olympic diver.
If you've never been and have been debating to for years, go and help if for no other reason than to witness these two sites.
While the new spots, the launched fish, and the school bus atmosphere were all fun in their own special way, for me it was seeing so many young folks, coming out for the first time that really inspired me. There is a die-hard crew that i deeply respect that has obviously kept this amazing program ticking for years, but even at 43 i've often felt like a child among wise and learned adults. This time however there were a handful of youngsters probably close to half my age that were the first in the water and obviously eager to take part in something so wonderfully new to them.
I'm sure i wasn't the only to notice them, and doubtlessly i wasn't the only one to think that this new group encapsulated "Shooting" definition number three:
To put forth buds or shoots, as a plant; germinate (def: germinate – to develop)
As only one of many GRTU members i can only speak for myself, but i imagine that others out there agree, it was refreshing to see a new group of caretakers taking part in something that means so much to not just them, but to all of us. They are the stewards of the future, not just of the water and the fish, but also the continuing success of this amazing program that is Guadalupe River Trout Unlimited, and i for one hope their enthusiasm is not only sustained, but also contagious.
P.S. If you live in central Texas and haven't signed up yet, i highly recommend signing up with this amazing group to help promote fishing education, camaraderie, and also give you something to fish for during the onslaught of cool days that lie ahead.
P.P.S. This post has been approved by Jimbo if you are a concerned GRTU member.
What's that? You like big fish AND beautiful backgrounds? Then start your work week right with this great video from Hooké.
Today Texas Parks and Wildlife posted the schedule for the upcoming 2014 season and it's fair to say that we're chomping at the bit to hit a few select spots we enjoy haunting (especially Camp Mabry which one of can hit up on his lunch break.) While we'd prefer a stocking program of more exciting native fish like the gar or Guadalupe bass, we're more than happy to while away the cold days, eyes glued to our strike indicators watching for the tiniest ticks, we'll just have to remember to bring the port to stay warm.


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SPRINGEFIELD, Mo. – Dr. Stuart Mitchell of Des Moines, IA has earned Diplomate status with the American Board of Forensic Examiners by the American College of Forensic Examiners Institute (ACFEI).
Diplomate status is a high honor reserved only for those few who are able to meet the stringent requirements of the ACFEI in the areas of knowledge, skill training, and experience in the forensic sciences. Diplomates are leaders in their forensic science disciplines.
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Currently, 16.5 states (16 full states, and Washington D.C.) are licensed for Naturopathic Medicine. The rest of the 33.5 states are unlicensed for practicing Naturopathic Medicine, which can mean some sketchy things about prescribing medicine within these states. There are even a few where it is illegal to practice Naturopathic Medicine, in which Tennessee comes to mind, although I will have to double check my sources and update my statistics if incorrect. There is an old school Naturopathic saying which states, "If you have not been to jail for practicing Naturopathic Medicine, you are not a real Naturopath."
Although there is a long, tumultuous, history of the American Medical Association (AMA) vs. Naturopathic Physicians in the United States ( Wikipedia gives a pretty concise summary of what happened, although do your research if you'd like to know more), this is not what the post is intended for. It is intended to bring awareness that by contacting your senators and legislature in D.C., we can make a positive change towards promoting health, rather than treating disease. This is exactly what DCFli, a group at Bastyr, promoted when they lobbied at Congress in the beginning of May. This post is also to bring awareness and thanks to all of the students that have dedicated their time, energy, and resources into flying across country for such a great cause.
Today, I went to a talk by Dr. Peter Bongiorno and Dr. Pina LoGiudice, both Naturopathic Doctors and Acupuncturists working in New York State (at Inner Source Health in Manhattan and Long Island, to be exact). You might know Dr. Pina, as she has guest featured on the Dr. Oz show many times, giving advice as a Naturopathic Physician. It was an extremely inspiring talk based on practicing Natuorpathic Medicine in an unlicensed state. Dr. Peter and Dr. Pina shared with the audience their pitfalls, their successes, and their business tips for newly graduating Naturopaths, which was something that lacks at the business classes at our school. So I thank them, as well as from the rest of the Bastyr Community, for coming to speak at our school. It was invaluable to have them here today.
I later was speaking with a fellow colleague, who mentioned that a well-respected Naturopath in the profession explained: "The best naturopathic medicine is practiced in unliscenced states. And the worst Naturopathic medicine is practiced around the accredited schools." Which holds some, but not all, weight. In an unlicensed state you are not allowed to administer supplements or "professional medical advice" without a medical license from that state. Which leaves options like physical medicine, homeopathy, hydrotherapy, and lifestyle factors, as well as a few others for working with. This type of naturopathy goes back to the roots of our medicine, with the founding fathers such as Dr. John Bastyr, Father Kneipp, and Benedict Lust. The same roots that many naturopaths might have strayed from, in my opinion.
But in the end, it is all what you feel comfortable with. If you would like full prescriptive rights as a Naturopath, states like Washington, Oregon, or Vermont might be your cup of tea. Other licensed states have various different laws for each Naturopathic Physician, so education on each is key. In unlicensed states, the stakes get a little dicier, and it is important to talk to a local state representative, or do some extensive research to make sure that the laws are understood. Unless of course, you want to uphold that old-school Naturopathic saying about going to jail. I mean, it does sound pretty bad-ass. Help keep our profession alive – fight for state licensure to include Naturopathic Medicine.
For those of you who are in the "red zone" states (or who have friends or family in these states), please take the time to contact your local state representative and let them know that Naturopathic Medicine is important to you, your health, and future generations
- New York: http://capwiz.com/naturopathic/issues/alert/?alertid=44372501
- Pennsylvania: http://www.panp.org/take_action
- Illinois: http://www.ilanp.org/licensure.html
- Massachusetts: http://www.msnd.org/licensure/
- North Carolina: http://www.ncanp.com/Licensure.html
- Florida: http://www.fnpa.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=69&Itemid=60


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August began with the news Evertonians had been waiting for all summer long. Having wowed the Goodison faithful during a four-month loan spell from Tottenham Hotspur at the end of 2011/12, Steven Pienaar's permanent return to Goodison Park was confirmed. The South African penned a four-year deal on the first day of the month, allowing him to make his first pre-season run out at Blackpool the following weekend. The game, a testimonial for former Everton Academy midfielder Keith Southern, was one to forget however as David Moyes' men slumped to a 2-0 defeat. The mood was very much different at Goodison Park three days later as, after just 11 years and 308 first-team appearances, Tony Hibbert smashed his first Everton goal to produce the highlight of his own testimonial, a 4-1 defeat of Greek outfit AEK Athens. It was no fluke or gift either, the right-back drilling home a low free-kick in front of the Gwladys Street as summer arrival Steven Naismith was outshone despite a hat-trick on his first Goodison outing. The Blues then rounded off their pre-season campaign with a 1-0 defeat at would-be Champions League quarter-finalists Malaga. There was another new face through the door before the proper action got underway as 20-goal forward Kevin Mirallas arrived from Olympiakos. An international colleague of Marouane Fellaini, the Belgian would later reveal his good friend played a key role in persuading him to turn down other offers, notably one from Everton's Premier League rivals Arsenal. It was the dethroned champions up first though as Manchester United travelled to the Blue half of Merseyside on a Monday night. It proved to be one of the most enthralling encounters of the opening weekend as Fellaini battered and bullied Sir Alex Ferguson's side, notching the game's only goal with a towering header 11 minutes into the second half. And the good start continued the following weekend as Moyes' men cruised to a 3-1 triumph at Aston Villa. Pienaar grabbed the first goal of his fourth Everton spell with just two minutes on the clock, before another Fellaini goal and a clinical Nikica Jelavic finish had the points wrapped up by half-time. August's fixtures concluded with the visit of League One Leyton Orient in the second round of the Capital One Cup, though any thoughts of an upset were quashed inside half an hour, Mirallas grabbing his first two goals for the Club either side of setting up another for Leon Osman. Victor Anichebe added a fourth before the first half was out and it ended up 5-0 when Frenchman Magaye Gueye smashed in a volley midway through the second half. And there was further good news just around the corner – a deadline-day double swoop seeing Bryan Oviedo and Matthew Kennedy join the Club from FC Copenhagen and Kilmarnock respectively. Watch all of Everton's August and September goals in the video above*.* If you are using the Official Everton App, please navigate to the 'video' section. >>> Pre-order the Everton End Of Season Review DVD now.
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|Tue, 08-05-2003 - 1:37pm
We were both in shock last night after we did one test that we just had to do another just to be sure. Nine months of negative tests sure takes a toll on a person.
We see our doctor in just a couple of weeks and between now and then, I need to work on letting go of my anxieties/fears and keeping calm for the sake of this little one's health. I have done alot of praying and I trust that God will keep good watch over this little one.
This website has been a source of encouragement to me as well. Everyone has a special story to share and so many of them have brought joy to my heart.
- Julie
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I'm 38 and pregnant after losing one in November last year. I really started to battle fear yesterday after talking with the doctor about all of the genetic tests. Yesterday I started writing every promise I could think of in my prayer journal. Three pages later I felt strong and even started to feel joy about the pregnancy for the first time. Every time that fear comes back in I'm going to the journal and read the promises again. HIS word says "Faith comes from hearing and hearing from the Word of God." HIS Word on our situation. I'm praying that HE will give you HIS Word on your baby.
I'll be praying for peace and joy and the health of your baby. I would appreciate any prayers. I really don't want to ask many people at church to pray because we aren't telling our daughter until early October...if I can wait that long. The miscarriage was too hard on her. I teach children's church and if any of them found out before my daughter I would be in the dog house BIG TIME. te he!!!
God Bless!!!!!
|Thu, 08-07-2003 - 6:17pm
Love, Janet
|Fri, 08-08-2003 - 12:49am
|Fri, 08-08-2003 - 11:05am
God is so faithful!!!!!
Here's another promise to hold on to during those emotional fear days....
Psalm 22:10 NIV
From birth I was cast upon you; from my mother's womb you have been my God.
Psalm 22:10 KJV
I was cast upon thee from the womb: thou art my God from my mother's belly.
I pray that HE blesses you all and that HE will be glorified in each and every pregnancy!!
|Fri, 08-08-2003 - 12:36pm
Yes, my daughter has been asking for a little brother or sister for a while now especially in the last year. It was so hard not to tell her about the pregnancy in Nov but I only knew I was pregnant for two weeks before it happened. I know it would have broken her heart as well so this time I am just going to do the same and not tell her until Oct. Thank you very much for the word, I so needed one this morning as I woke up feeling anxious and God was faithful to provide. :-) Once you have a loss, all the innocence of being pregnant is really gone. It is kind of sad but also empowering because you know what to look for and are more agressive in steps you need to take. I would love to stay in touch, my email is firstname.lastname@example.com. Keep me posted on how everything is going!! God Bless You!
|Mon, 08-11-2003 - 5:15pm
I hope that you are both doing well. I'm sorry it took so long to get back to you…I have to wait until a pair of little eyes aren't peeking over my shoulder. After this crazy busy week I can tell that I'm going to have to make sure that I skip the late nights and get enough rest. When I get tired the fear creeps in. You're right the first loss definitely takes the innocence and for me some (a lot) of the joy. But I'm praying that anytime the devil tries to dump fear on me that it will backfire by sending me straight to GOD and HIS WORD!! So fine, what the enemy intended to destroy me will make me stronger in HIM!!!
Here is my e-mail address, email@example.com.
I wanted to share the following verses with you. They really helped me during the tired, emotional weekend.
Psalm 139: 13-18
For you created my inmost being;
you knit me together in my mother's womb.
I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made;
your works are wonderful, I know that full well.
My frame was not hidden from you
When I was made in the secret place.
When I was woven together in the depths of the earth,
Your eyes saw my unformed body.
All the days ordained for me
Were written in your book
Before one of them came to be.
How precious to me are your thoughts, O God
How vast is the sum of them!
Were I to count them,
They would outnumber the grains of sand.
When I awake, I am still with you.
I just love that HE cares so much about us that HE is hands on from the beginning. And that even though I can't see what is going on with this child HE can.
I pray that HE blesses your little ones and both of you with joy and peace!!
God Bless!!!
|Mon, 08-18-2003 - 7:04pm
Congratulation to all of you. I am also expecting in April 2004, just found out I am pregnant last week. I MC this Feb. I got my HCG/Prog. since I am early in my preg. my HCG is around 860, but my Prog level is low. So I am starting on supplements three times a day already. Some website said that supplements might not even work. I guess all I can do is pray to God daily and thank God for every single day.


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We plan to host an R&D Day on Friday, December 12, 2014 from 8:00 am – 12:00 pm at the Sofitel in New York City. Alnylam management and key opinion leaders will discuss the latest progress as well as plans for the future development of our RNAi therapeutics pipeline.
November 17, 2014
New Pre-Clinical Data on RNAi Therapeutic Programs for Cardio-Metabolic Diseases
We presented pre-clinical data from our investigational RNAi therapeutic programs toward genetically validated targets in development for the treatment of cardiovascular metabolic diseases, including: ALN-PCSsc targeting PCSK9 for the treatment of hypercholesterolemia; ALN-AC3 targeting apolipoprotein C3 (apoC3) for the treatment of hypertriglyceridemia; and ALN-ANG targeting angiopoietin-like 3 (ANGPTL3) for the treatment of genetic forms of mixed hyperlipidemia and severe hypertriglyceridemia. The data, presented at the American Heart Association (AHA) Scientific Sessions 2014, included new pre-clinical multi-dose data in non-human primates (NHPs) with over six months of dosing for ALN-PCSsc, showing robust and clamped knockdown of PCSK9 of up to 92% and reductions in LDL-C of up to 77% with a once-monthly subcutaneous dosing regimen. These studies confirm the potential for a once-monthly, and possibly once-quarterly, low volume subcutaneous dose regimen, thus highlighting the emerging profile of our ESC-GalNAc conjugate delivery technology. We believe that ALN-PCSsc represents an innovative, differentiated, and well-validated approach for the treatment of hypercholesterolemia.
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We announced positive initial data from our Phase 2 clinical trial with revusiran (ALN-TTRsc), an investigational RNAi therapeutic targeting transthyretin (TTR) for the treatment of TTR cardiac amyloidosis. Initial results from the pilot Phase 2 study demonstrated that revusiran was generally well tolerated in patients with significant disease burden. In addition, data showed an up to 98.2% knockdown of both mutant and wild-type forms of TTR – the disease-causing protein. As would be expected with the short treatment duration of five weeks, there were no significant changes observed in exploratory clinical measurements.
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New Programs Added to Infectious Disease Pipeline: ALN-HDV and ALN-PDL
We have expanded our infectious disease pipeline with two new RNAi therapeutic programs. First, we are advancing ALN-HDV, an RNAi therapeutic targeting the hepatitis delta viral (HDV) genome in development for the treatment of HDV infection. We are also advancing ALN-PDL, an RNAi therapeutic targeting hepatocyte-expressed programmed death ligand 1 (PD-L1) in development for the treatment of chronic liver infections.
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Clinical and Pre-Clinical Data on RNAi Therapeutics at 10th Oligonucleotide Therapeutics Society Meeting
We presented new data from multiple clinical and pre-clinical studies at the 10th Annual Meeting of the Oligonucleotide Therapeutics Society (OTS), held October 12 – 15, 2014 in San Diego. Among multiple presentations, we presented additional data from our Phase 1 trial with ALN-TTRsc showing rapid, dose-dependent, stable, and durable knockdown of serum TTR of up to 96.2%. In addition, we presented pre-clinical data from a new program, ALN-GO1, an investigational RNAi therapeutic targeting glycolate oxidase (GO) in development for the treatment of primary hyperoxaluria type 1 (PH1), showing efficacy in rodent disease models. Finally, we presented new pre-clinical research demonstrating that delivery of Enhanced Stabilization Chemistry (ESC)-GalNAc-siRNA conjugates to the lung achieves similar plasma exposure, efficacy, and duration of liver gene silencing as achieved by subcutaneous delivery. This finding opens up the possibility for needle-less administration of RNAi therapeutics via inhalation for knockdown of liver disease genes.
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Six-Month Clinical Data from Patisiran Phase 2 Open-Label Extension (OLE) Study
We announced six-month clinical data from our ongoing Phase 2 open-label extension (OLE) study with patisiran (ALN-TTR02) for the treatment of transthyretin (TTR)-mediated amyloidosis (ATTR) in patients with familial amyloidotic polyneuropathy (FAP). Data were presented at the American Neurological Association's 2014 Annual Meeting held October 12 – 14, 2014 in Baltimore. Results showed a mean 0.95 point decrease in modified Neuropathy Impairment Score (mNIS+7) at six months in 19 patients. This decrease in neuropathy progression compares favorably with the 7-to-10 point increase in mNIS+7 at six months that can be estimated from historical data sets in untreated FAP patients with similar baseline characteristics. In addition, patisiran treatment achieved a sustained mean serum TTR knockdown at the 80% target level for over nine months, with an up to 89.6% knockdown achieved between doses. Patisiran was found to be generally well tolerated in this study out to one year of therapy, with no drug-related serious adverse events to date, and all 27 patients enrolled in the study continue to receive drug treatment. Infusion-related reactions were infrequent (14.8%), mild in severity, and did not result in any discontinuations. All other reported adverse events were mild to moderate, and there were no clinically significant changes in liver function tests, renal function tests, or other laboratory or hematological parameters.
September 16, 2014
Pre-Clinical Data with ALN-CC5 for Treatment of Complement-Mediated Diseases
We presented pre-clinical data with ALN-CC5, a subcutaneously administered RNAi therapeutic targeting complement component C5 in development for the treatment of complement-mediated diseases, at the 25th International Complement Workshop held September 14 – 18, 2014, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Data demonstrated potent and clamped C5 knockdown as well as robust inhibition of complement activity in non-human primates for up to 100 days with a subcutaneous, monthly dosing regimen. Further, in a rat model of membranous nephropathy, ALN-CC5 administration resulted in a significant reduction in proteinuria due to complement-mediated disease activity in the kidney.
September 12, 2014
Pre-Clinical Data with ALN-AGT for Treatment of Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy, Including Preeclampsia
We announced a new program, ALN-AGT, an RNAi therapeutic targeting angiotensinogen (AGT) in development for the treatment of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP), including preeclampsia. Pre-clinical data were presented at the American Heart Association's High Blood Pressure Research 2014 Scientific Sessions, held September 9 – 12, 2014, in San Francisco. Data from experiments in an established rat model of preeclampsia demonstrated that an RNAi therapeutic targeting AGT ameliorates the clinical sequelae of preeclampsia and improves outcomes for the fetus. This treatment approach has the potential for selective delivery to the pregnant mother without fetal drug exposure, as our study confirmed undetectable siRNA levels in the fetus.
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August 21, 2014
Summer RNAi Roundtable Series
We hosted a series of online "RNAi Roundtables" during July and August, at which Alnylam scientists and key clinical collaborators reviewed recent progress from several "Alnylam 5×15" programs and discussed the related disease areas.
August 21, 2014
RNAi Roundtable: ALN-AS1 for the treatment of Hepatic Porphyrias
On August 21, 2014, we hosted an online RNAi Roundtable to review the progress with ALN-AS1 in development for the treatment of hepatic porphyrias.


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THG 1, Miley Cyrus 0!
After months of mocking Miley Cyrus for Tweeting every thought that comes into her head, The Hollywood Gossip can claim victory against this self-serving young singer.
We never thought we'd see the day, but Cyrus actually deleted her Twitter account last night, sharing one final thought:
FYI Liam doesn't have a twttr & he wants ME 2 delete mine w/ gd reason.
Yes, Miley axed her Twitter page because Liam Hemsworth - CLEARLY her boyfriend at this point - asked her to. It reads as though Hemsworth was upset with the coverage he and Miley's relationship has received, a fact that Cyrus blames on the media.
Here's a crazy idea, Miles: instead of slapping all two million of your Twitter followers in the face, and blaming journalists for writing about the information you posted, perhaps you could have simply scaled back your Tweets.
Now, no one wins.
Fans can't follow one of their favorite stars; Cyrus can't get sympathy from her constant, whining messages; and we can't make fun of her for such desperate pleas for attention.
It's all very upsetting.
** UPDATE: Based on the comments below (which we appreciate and encourage), some readers blame The Hollywood Gossip for Miley erasing her Twitter account.
We're hurt by this accusation, but understand fans need a scapegoat. Whose side are you on in this brewing rivalry?
@ me Are you serious? Obviously people care, otherwise she wouldn't have had over a million followers. She's not a skank. She dresses exactly like countless celebrities and other girls. And how can you call her dumb and stupid? You DON'T know her.
Why?I love Miley Cyrus the way she talk, the way she smile and the especially the way she act.
Miley is a stupid dumb hillbilly skank who feels that shes so important that she has to post pointless tweets which NO ONE cares about. Thank god she deleted her account
I think its sad that you are using shit against her ant right your mad coz see has avery thing you what that's y your doing that, that's why you make it you job to mess up peoples life you all reports need to find a real labor job,Its your reporters falt that Lindsey L and Brittany spears and other singers and actors lose there mind shes only 17 back the f*C* off before you guys take a roll modle from millions of fans, Go write something useful like wHats next on obamas shit to fuck up list thats wat i think, So what freedom of speach,
so that is something are you sear that chougl
Ugh luv ya mile...big fan but really....u probably know wat im tlking bout..........luv ya from tn girl22
well her man can control her...
she wants her privacy...lol
"...Cyrus can't get sympathy from her constant, whining messages; and we can't make fun of her for such desperate pleas for attention." The guy who wrote this just lost ALL credibility. Making comments like that is ridiculous. If you want to make fun of her, join the thousands of frustrated haters on Youtube, you'll feel at home there. You can spend the rest of your pathetic life there. Oh, and nobody will actually care about the haters comments, they're usually so ridiculous that the fans just laugh their ass off. xD
i think im just happy that we can get better gossip now from this site instead of all the twiterring miley does!


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It's hard to argue with management's strategy of investing in
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shares trade at historically low valuations or fail to reflect
long-term growth prospects. Accordingly, Mullick avoids stocks
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often holds positions as long as they offer long-term upside.
Over the past two years, Mullick's bullish stance on energy and
materials has been both a blessing and a curse, though these
investments should reward the fund over the long haul.
The thesis is simple: As urbanization and economic growth in
emerging markets increases demand for vital resources, companies
leveraged to these structural trends will reap the benefits. At the
end of 2009, materials names accounted for 21 percent of the fund's
investable assets, while energy stocks represented 18 percent of
the portfolio.
In particular, Mullick favors companies that offer exposure to
the next frontiers of oil exploration and production--for example,
Brazilian energy giant Petrobras (
), which boasts huge reserves and extensive experience operating
deepwater fields, and Canadian Natural Resources (
), which continues to ramp up its oil sands operations and plans to
expand production through a slate of heavy oil projects. Offshore
driller Noble Corp (
) trades at historically low valuations and likewise offers
exposure to this trend. As the hunt for new oil supply shifts to
hard-to-produce reserves, these names should benefit.
On the materials side, Mullick remains a believer in TECK
Resources (
), a Canadian mining outfit that produces copper, lead, zinc and
metallurgical coal. A position in Freeport-McMoran Copper &
Gold (
), the world's largest publicly traded copper miner, has also done
Although financial services names have rallied somewhat from the
lows of March 2008, valuations remain undemanding thanks to
regulatory uncertainties and credit quality issues. That being
said, normalized earnings for the nation's largest financial
institutions are a tantalizing prospect; by Mullick's estimation,
this downtrodden group offers considerable opportunity. Bank of
America (BAC) remains the fund's biggest position, while JP Morgan
Chase (JPM) and Wells Fargo & Company (WFC) also appear in the
portfolio. Mullick also likes asset management firm Invesco (IVZ),
which stands to benefit from its acquisition of Morgan Stanley's
(MS) retail fund operations.
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Prospective investors should be aware that Mullick's propensity for
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the market. Retailers Macy's (M) and J.C. Penney
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but will survive and should benefit from consolidation within the
industry. Meanwhile, credit rating firm Moody's Corp (MCO) and
financial market and educational publishing giant McGraw-Hill
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underpin key financial regulations.
With a focus on buying undervalued stocks that offer attractive
long-term growth prospects, Neuberger Berman Partners is a solid
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It goes without saying that we adore critters of all shapes and sizes at Vetstreet — and we also adore animal folk who can write lovingly about the special pets in their lives.
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Liz Ozaist
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Although dog trainer and Vetstreet contributor Mikkel Becker only owned her senior Pomeranian for less than a year, she and her daughter still shared a deep bond with Mister Teddy, the miracle dog.
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A writer looks back on her dog Doug's younger years and compares them to the present day, with both a tear and a smile.
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Long before the twerking and the naked magazine covers, Miley Cyrus was an adorable, apple-cheeked toddler.
At the age of 2, the "We Can't Stop" singer made her first-ever television appearance when her dad, Billy Ray Cyrus, was a guest on the Nashville talk show, Music City Tonight in November 1994. Even then she knew how to make an entrance: During the segment, Miley stole the show with her polka-dot-collar and sweet smile when she toddled onto the stage with a doll stroller and a Willie Nelson doll.
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Q & A, Part Two: Spencer Ackerman
Part two of CJR's interview with the national security reporter
By Greg Marx Aug 11, 2009 at 10:27 AM
This is the second part of a two-part interview with national security reporter Spencer Ackerman. The first part is here.... More
The Economy Today: Productivity Up; Will Jobs Follow?
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By Greg Marx Aug 11, 2009 at 10:07 AM
The Washington Post carries an AP story this morning reporting that productivity rose by an annual rate of more than... More
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O'Reilly ❤s Obama, but Not his Parents
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Post piece ably highlights the oddity of the upper house
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Part one of a two-part interview with the national security reporter
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The rise of Web-based journalism has brought forth an explosion of bright, young, often left-leaning reporters and bloggers. But at... More
The Economy Today: Hope for Jobs, After All?
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By Greg Marx Aug 10, 2009 at 10:18 AM
There's been a lot of talk lately about the possibility of a "jobless recovery," but The Wall Street Journal's Justin... More
The Economy Today: Better than Expected
A roundup of national and regional economic headlines
By Greg Marx Aug 7, 2009 at 10:05 AM
All the major outlets, including The Washington Post, report the news that "only" 247,000 jobs were lost in July, with... More
It's Meant to be Seabiscuit, After All
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The Economy Today: New Jobs Report
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Jobs continue to disappear, but at a slower rate, The Wall Street Journal reports today, relaying data from the payroll... More
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The Economy Today: Eye on Elkhart
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The Economy Today: When Government Programs Go Clunk
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By Greg Marx Aug 4, 2009 at 10:14 AM
With the House in recess and GatesGate fading into the rearview mirror, the uncertain future of the federal government's "Cash... More
Post Pulls Milbank's "Mad Bitch" Video
But further explanations are still in order
By Greg Marx Aug 3, 2009 at 05:02 PM
When The Washington Post started drawing heat for its latest "Mouthpiece Theater" video, in which Post staffers Dana Milbank and... More
The Economy Today: Sorting Out the Stimulus
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By Greg Marx Aug 3, 2009 at 10:13 AM
USA Today and The Wall Street Journal, which have been tracking how the recession and the stimulus affect state and... More
Mouthpiece Theatre off the Air
By Greg Marx Aug 1, 2009 at 11:57 AM
The Washington Post "Mouthpiece Theater" video in which columnists Dana Milbank and Chris Cillizza suggested that Hillary Clinton drink "Mad... More
Coverage of Obama "Suds Summit" Hard to Swallow
Top papers waste time covering irrelevant photo-op
By Greg Marx Jul 31, 2009 at 03:39 PM
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Post health care piece errs by using nominal dollars
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Near the top of a long, interesting story in Sunday's Washington Post, in which he argued that improved medical treatments... More
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On the rocks, or on the mend? Or could it be both?
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Knoxville's alt-weekly wasn't losing money. It got shut down anyway - Scripps pulls the plug on Metro Pulse in favor of an entertainment supplement for the local daily
Chuck Todd's Obama book says more about the author than it does about the president - 'The Stranger' underscores a broader problem with the way we cover politics
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"[I]n spite of all the good reasons not to use the phrase, it is still very easy to find in the US press, even in headlines"
Jack Shafer on losing his job (Capital New York)
"Right now, my immediate plan is to go to work as a lay therapist at The Intercept to bring the healing there so John Cook and Matt Taibbi can return. I have great interpersonal skills."
On outlets that continue to call unknown drone victims 'militants' (The Intercept)
"Like the US drone program itself, this deceitful media practice continues unabated"
UNITY's convention is no more (All Digitocracy)
"The organization's board of directors decided that UNITY will no longer host the quadrennial conferences for which it had become known"
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CJR's Guide to Online News Startups
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The Business of Digital Journalism
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