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Lipid vesicles, such as those containing inositol hexaphosphate useful for improving the oxygen-release of intact erythrocytes, may be rendered stable to long term storage at temperatures below the freezing point of the encapsulated solution, by rapid freezing at a temperature of from about -196° C. to about -30° C.
1. The process for preparing an aqueous lipid vesicle suspension, wherein a biologically active agent is encapsulated within a unilamellar phopholipid membrane, stable to long term storage at temperatures of -20° C. and below, which comprises rapidly freezing the lipid vesicle suspension at a temperature of from about -196° C. to about -30° C., wherein the lipid vesicle suspension is frozen in a liquid propane bath at a temperature of from -190° C. to -141° C.
2. The process according to claim 1 wherein the encapsulated biologically active agent is inositol hexaphosphate.
3. The process according to claim 1 wherein the phospholipid membrane comprises phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylserine and cholesterol in a molar ratio of from 10 to 5:from 4 to 1:from 10 to 3.
4. The process of claim 3 wherein the membrane comprises phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylserine and cholesterol in a ratio of 8:2:7.
5. A storage stable lipid vesicle suspension prepared according to claim 1 wherein the encapsulated biologically active agent is inositol hexaphosphate in an aqueous, buffered solution.
6. The storage stable lipid vesicle suspension of claim 5 wherein the phospholipid membrane comprises phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylserine and cholesterol in a molar ratio of from 10 to 5:from 4 to 1:from 10 to 3.
7. The storage stable lipid vesicle suspension of claim 6 wherein the phospholipid membrane comprises phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylserine and cholesterol in a ratio of 8:2:7.
8. In a process for preparing an aqueous lipid vesicle suspension, a biologically active agent being encapsulated in an aqueous buffered solution within a unilamellar phospholipid membrane in said suspension, and wherein said suspension has a predetermined freezing point,
the steps comprising
rapidly freezing the lipid vesicle suspension at a temperature of from about -196° C. to about -30° C. following preparation of said lipid vesicle suspension,
subsequently storing said lipid vesicle suspension at a temperature below said freezing point so as to be stable for long term storage, and
thereafter thawing said lipid vesicle suspension to a temperature suitable for said lipid vesicle suspension to be carried into living cells.
9. The process as claimed in claim 8 further comprising the step of ensonifying said liquid vesicle suspension at an energy of about 100 watts per square centimeter.
10. The process as claimed in claim 8, wherein said liquid vesicle suspension is stored at a temperature range from about -20° C. to about -30° C.
11. A storage stable lipid vesicle suspension prepared according to the process of claim 9, and wherein the biologically active agent includes inositol hexaphosphate.
12. A storage stable lipid vesicle suspension prepared according to the procedure of claim 1 or claim 9.
In recent years much attention has been focused upon the discovery that biologically active substances can be carried into living cells through the mediation of tiny lipid vesicles, also known as liposomes. Such lipid vesicles comprise monolamellar phospholipid membranes encapsulating aqueous solutions of the biologically active substances and are provided as suspensions in aqueous carriers. The progress of lipid vesicle therapy from the research laboratory to practical medical application has been slow, however, as lipid vesicles are not storage stable and must be prepared immediately before use in order to be fully effective.
A constant supply of dioxygen is required by tissues for the maintenance of metabolism. Many medical situations involve an immediate or prolonged deficiency in the oxygen supply to the tissues, for example, in cardiovascular failure, shock due to blood loss, atherosclerosis and other occlusive vascular disease, erythrocyte enzyme defects, hemolytic anemia, and defects in blood oxygenation due to low oxygen pressure or lung disease. Increase in the supply of oxygen to the red blood cells by administration of gaseous oxygen may have little influence on the amount of oxygen delivered to some tissues. The relatively high oxygen affinity of hemoglobin in red blood cells stored in blood banks and in vivo under certain adverse conditions can result in the release of only a small and inadequate fraction of the hemoglobin-bound oxygen to some critical tissues during circulation.
The normally high oxygen affinity of hemoglobin is reduced in the presence of certain chemical substances known as allosteric effectors, some of which are important natural components of red cells. One of the most potent of these effectors is inositol hexaphosphate, IHP. The incorporation of IHP into intact erythrocytes may be accomplished by incubating the erythrocytes with lipid vesicles containing IHP in a phospholipid membrane, according to the method disclosed by Y-C. Nicolau and K. Gersonde in U.S. Pat. No. 4,192,869, whereby the lipid membrane fuses with erythrocyte cell membrane and the IHP is incorporated into the cell. Upon their return to the circulating blood the IHP-containing erythrocytes release to the tissues a larger fraction of the oxygen they absorbed in the lungs, resulting in increases in the total amount of oxygen supplied to the tissues and allowing a higher tissue oxygen pressure. The reduced oxygen affinity of the hemoglobin contained in the modified erythrocytes is retained for the life of the red cell.
Lipid vesicles laden with IHP begin to lose their ability to cause inositol hexaphosphate to penetrate the erythrocyte membrane within a few hours if they are stored at temperatures above their phase transition temperature. Storage at 37° C. (this temperature is not only the temperature of the physiological environment of the red blood cells but is also higher than the phase transition temperature which is necessary to enhance the fusion of vesicles with the cell membrane) leads to a mutual fusion of the lipid vesicles. This fusion leads to the formation of large multilamellar vesicles which cannot transport the IHP into red cells and thereby decrease their oxygen affinity. FIG. 1 demonstrates the half-life of unilamellar lipid vesicles at 37° C. This half-life time depends on the differences in phospholipid composition. The vesicle-mediated IHP uptake is measured as change in the O2 half-saturation pressure, of the red blood cells under standard conditions (see also Y. C. Nicolau and K. Gersonde in U.S. Pat. No. 4,192,869).
Until now lipid vesicles could not be stored longer than one to two days and had to be produced anew each time their use was required. The need for the energy- and frequency-controlled sonication procedure at the time and place wherein the modification of the erythrocytes or the administration of lipid vesicle-encapsulated drugs is to be performed limits the usefulness of this procedure and of other medical procedures employing liposome mediated administration of drugs.
The study and potential clinical use of IHP modified erythrocytes is thus severely handicapped by the instability of the lipid vesicles which make it necessary to prepare the IHP-containing lipid vesicles within hours of their use, limiting their use to locations where apparatus is available for preparing the lipid vesicles and increasing the time required for the process of modifying erythrocytes to treat patients. Lipid vesicle suspensions for modifying erythrocytes of patients have to be produced under absolutely sterile conditions. Furthermore, the lipids and the lipid vesicles have to be produced and stored under anaerobic conditions to avoid oxidation of phospholipids and a loss of effectivity to mediate IHP incorporation by cells. These processes therefore have to be performed under servere control, which is possible only in special laboratories. The constraints of lipid membrane instability to heat and oxidation equally limit the usefulness of lipid vesicles laden with biologically active substances other than IHP. The present invention overcomes this problem.
The present invention encompasses a process for rendering storage-stable suspensions of lipid vesicles containing biologically active agents, especially those containing allosteric effectors, and the storage-stable lipid vesicles so prepared.
It has now been discovered that lipid vesicles such as those prepared according to the method of U.S. Pat. No. 4,192,869, may be rendered storage-stable by freezing at a temperature of from about -196° to about -30° C. Surprisingly, deep-frozen effector-laden lipid vesicles have been found to remain intact and unfragmented following freezing and thawing and to retain their capacity to fuse with erythrocytes and to facilitate IHP uptake by the red cells.
Inositol hexaphosphate incorporation into erythrocytes has, in fact, been found to be improved when previously frozen lipid vesicle suspensions are employed instead of freshly prepared lipid vesicles.
Frozen lipid vesicle suspensions are stable at freezer temperatures for prolonged periods. They may be prepared at a central location and shipped in the frozen state to hospitals and blood banks where they can be kept frozen and available for immediate use by thawing and dilution when needed.
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FIG. 1 is a graph showing the IHP uptake by RBC measured as change in p50 medicated by V2 vesicles with 0.19 M IHP in the inside and in the outside medium respectively, stored at 37° C. ( O O O ); Δ represents fresh RBC before incubation with V2 vesicles.
FIG. 2 is a graph showing IHP uptake by RBC measured as change in p50 mediated by storage-stable (--□--□--□--), and storage-instable (--O--O--O--) V2 vesicles with 0.19 M IHP in the inside and in the outside medium respectively. Storage at 37° C. ( O O O ), at -30° C. after freezing at -183° C. ( □ □ □ ); fresh RBC before incubation with V2 vesicles.
IHP uptake by RBC measured as change in p50 mediated by V2 vesicles as discussed hereinbefore, is shown in FIG. 1. By selecting an appropriate biologically active agent, an appropriate lipid composition, and an appropriate route of administration, it is possible to treat targeted tissues or organs selectively with lipid vesicle-encapsulated agents. Agents which may be administered by means of lipid vesicles include antitumor agents, antibiotics, antiprotozoals, metal chelating agents, hormones, enzymes, and allosteric effectors. Lipids suitable for the preparation of vesicle membranes include phospholipids, such as phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylserine and sphingomyelin, glycolipids, such as phosphatidylinositol, charged lipids, such as diacetylphosphate and octadecylamine, steroids, such as cholesterol, and mixtures thereof. Lipid vesicle suspensions may be prepared and the route and site of administration selected so as to ensure that the encapsulated drug is targeted to the cells wherein the therapeutic effect is required. For example a suitably formulated liposome suspension may be administered intravenously in order that the lipid vesicles be carried to the liver, spleen or lungs; intramuscularly, in order that the lipid vesicles be concentrated in the surrounding lymph nodes; or orally, in order that the encapsulated drug be released in a selected portion of the gut. Lipid vesicle suspensions may also be incubated in vitro with living blood cells and the biologically active agent thereby incorporated into the cells, which are then transfused to a patient. Such modified blood cells may act as circulating sustained release carriers for the incorporated agent or may be modified so as to change the properties of the blood cell itself; for example the oxygen release properties of the erythrocyte may be modified by incorporation of an allosteric effector, such as inositol hexaphosphate.
Erythrocytes having incorporated an allosteric effector, such as IHP, and which therefore provide an improved 02 supply to the tissues, may find their use in the following cases:
Circulatory deficiencies
General (shock)
cerebral, myocardial, peripheral, acute and chronic
Pulmonary deficiencies
Deficient blood oxygenation
Hamatopoietin-mediated disturbances
(secondary polycythemia)
Chronic anemias
Functional capacity at low hemoglobin levels
Reduced iron retention from repeated transfusions
Help control consequences of abnormal hemoglobins
Alter cancer/normal tissue ratio of sensitivity to radiation, alkylators, etc.
Effect on carbon monoxide exposure
"Rejuvenate" outdated blood
Enhance efficacy of antithrombotic hemodilution by enhancing O2 delivery of low hematocrit blood
Consequences of left-shifted diabetic Hb A1C
The preferred allosteric effector is inositol hexaphosphate. The modification of erythrocytes according to the present invention may employ other allosteric effectors having a larger affinity to hemoglobin than the physiologic effectors, 2,3-bisphosphoglycerate and adenosine triphosphate. Other polyphosphates such as inositol pentaphosphate and inositol tetraphosphate may be suitable, especially for the modification of erythrocytes of species of animals other than humans. In case of certain mutations of hemoglobin, e.g., "Zurich" hemoglobin, organic anions, as polycarboxylic acids, can be used as allosteric effectors.
Lipid vesicles comprising mixtures of phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylserine and cholesterol in a molar ratio of 10 to 5:4 to 1:10 to 3 are suitable as carriers for the irreversible incorporation of such allosteric effectors into erythrocytes. The method for preparing the lipid vesicles and for their use in preparing erythrocytes having modified oxygen affinity are described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,192,869, which is hereby incorporated by reference.
Phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylserine and cholesterol are readily commercially available, as is inositol hexaphosphate. The preferred lipid composition comprises phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylserine and cholesterol in a molar ratio of 8:2:7.
The general methods for preparing lipid vesicles are well known. The lipids are dissolved in an organic solvent to form a uniform solution, from which the organic solvent is removed by evaporation. The resulting lipid film is then agitated with an aqueous solution of the biologically active substance, such as an allosteric effector, preferably by energy and frequency controlled sonication, to form closed sacs enclosing droplets of the aqueous solution. Preferably, for the intended purpose, the lipid mixture is sonicated in a buffered, saturated or near saturated inositol hexaphosphate solution of pH 7.0-8.0. The lipid may be present at a concentration of from about 17 μg/ml. to about 200 μg/ml. of solution. After sonication at an energy above 100 W/cm2, the product is a suspension of unilamellar lipid vesicles of diameter≦500 A in which is encapsulated the buffered, saturated, aqueous IHP solution. The resulting suspension may be diluted with water, buffer, or additional IHP solution prior to incubation with the erythrocytes. The concentration of salts in the solution surrounding the lipid vesicles following dilution may range from one tenth of the concentration of the encapsulated IHP solution to a concentration equimolar therewith. For example, a 170 μg/ml. suspension of phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylserine and cholesterol at a molar ratio of 8:2:7 may be sonicated for an hour and the resulting suspension of lipid vesicles frozen and diluted 1:1 with water after thawing and before use.
Prior to incubation with the IHP-containing lipid vesicles, erythrocytes are separated from the blood plasma and washed. The erythrocytes are mixed with the suspension of lipid vesicles and incubated at pH 7.0 to 8.0 at a temperature of 18° to 37° C. for from about 1/2 to 2 hours, preferably for 1 hour at 37° C. for human red cells. The erythrocytes, now modified by inclusion of IHP bound to the hemoglobin therein, are carefully washed to remove extracellular IHP, suspended in blood plasma or in any art-recognized blood plasma substitute, and transfused to a patient in need of increased oxygen supply to some tissues. The erythrocytes may be returned to the individual from whose blood they were isolated or may be administered to another individual of the same species and antigenic type, the donated erythrocytes being matched to the patient according to art-recognized blood typing procedures. The modified erythrocyte-containing blood or blood substitute may be transfused immediately to a patient in need thereof or may be stored under standard blood bank conditions until needed.
The present invention relates to a method for rendering lipid vesicle suspensions, such as the IHP-laden lipid vesicle suspensions described hereinabove, stable to long term storage at low temperature. This method is not limited to these IHP-containing lipid vesicle compositions, but may be applied to lipid vesicle suspensions without regard to the specific composition of the lipids, biologically active agent, and vehicle or to the method by which the suspension was prepared. Methods for the preparation of lipid vesicle suspensions encapsulating other agents are well known and are described, for example in "Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, Volume 308 (D. Papahadjopoulos, Ed; N.Y. Acad. Sci., N.Y., 1978).
Membranes such as those of lipid vesicles are normally considered unstable to freezing temperatures. As the lipid membrane of the lipid vesicles is held together by ordinary intermolecular attractive forces, it is to be expected that freezing should cause the vesicles to burst, releasing the contents encapsulated therein. Surprisingly, it has been found that lipid vesicles, such as the IHP-containing lipid vesicles prepared by the foregoing method, are not fragmented by freezing at temperatures below -30° C. These lipid vesicles may be frozen without damage to the integrity of their lipid membranes and without leakage of their contents. The frozen liposomes have been found to be storage-stable at temperatures below the freezing temperature of the encapsulated solution from about -196° to -20° C. Whereas freshly prepared IHP-containing liposomes lose their capacity to transport IHP into erythrocytes in therapeutic amounts within 2 days, frozen liposomes remain intact and effective on thawing after having been frozen for months or, if stored in non-oxidizing atmosphere, years. The freezing and thawing of the lipid vesicles does not require complex specialized equipment. The suspension may be frozen simply by placement in a mechanical refrigerator at a temperature of -30° C. or less or by immersion in a non aqueous cooling bath at a temperature of from about -196° C. to about -30° C. The preferred method of freezing suspensions of lipid vesicles encapsulating a biologically active substance, such as IHP, is by immersion in a cold-stable container of such a lipid vesicle suspension in liquid propane at a temperature of from about -190° C. to about -141° C. The most preferred method is to freeze the lipid vesicle suspension at a temperature between about -189° C. and -170° C., in propane at a temperature close to its freezing point, -190° C., but far below its boiling point, -141° C., at which the propane remains in the liquid state. The freezing of lipid vesicle suspensions in a liquid propane bath has been found to be nearly instantaneous, requiring only a few minutes for full freezing.
Other non-aqueous cooling baths suitable freezing lipid vesicle suspensions include other liquified gases, for example air, nitrogen, oxygen or ammonia, and mixtures of solid carbon dioxide with organic compounds, such as alcohol, ether, or chloroform. The freezing time in liquid propane is shorter than, for example, in liquid nitrogen. During this rapid freezing procedure lipid vesicles are stable with regard to their membrane structure.
No complex speciallized equipment is required for the rapid freezing of lipid vesicles laden with biologically active agents. For example, when a polyethylene vial of an IHP-laden lipid vesicle suspension prepared as hereinabove described is placed in a polyethylene beaker of propane at -183° C., which is itself contained within a Dewar flask of liquid nitrogen, the lipid vesicle suspension is deep-frozen within about two minutes without damage to the membrane structure of the lipid vesicles and thus rendered stable to storage at a temperature of from -196° C. to -20° C.
Stored deep frozen lipid vesicle suspensions are readied for use by thawing at room temperature.
The additional steps of freezing and thawing the liposome suspension greatly improves the known method of decreasing the oxygen affinity of erythrocytes by modification of hemoglobin with IHP. The storage-stable liposomes may be prepared in large batches in a central location, realizing great savings in time, labor, and capital equipment. The lipid vesicles can be frozen in bulk or in small containers of a size suitable for the modification of a single unit of erythrocytes, and may be shipped in the frozen state to hospitals and blood banks. The frozen lipid vesicles may be stored until needed, thawed, and used in the same manner as freshly prepared lipid vesicles.
Similarly, lipid vesicle suspensions wherein the lipid vesicles are laden with other biologically active agents may be fast-frozen, stored at a temperature between about -196° C. and -20° C., and thawed before being used in the same manner as are fresh lipid vesicle suspensions of the same composition.
The following example illustrates the successful retention of IHP liposome activity after months of storage: Lipid vesicles composed of phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylserine and cholesterol in a molar ratio of 8:2:7 with a total lipid concentration of 170 μg/ml including 0.19 M IHP and suspended in 0.19 M IHP buffered in 0.068 M bis-Tris pH 7.4 were frozen at -183° C. and thereafter stored at -30° C.
The IHP uptake by RBC measured as change in p50 mediated by storage-stable and storage-instable V2 vesicles have been shown in FIG. 2.
Samples of the frozen lipid vesicle suspension were thawed at room temperature after various periods of storage and incubated with human red blood cells and the oxygen half-saturation pressure, p50, compared with that of red blood cells incubated with lipid vesicle a suspension of the same composition, which had been stored for the same period at 37° C.
Freshly prepared lipid vesicles changed the p50 of human red blood cells from 15 mmHg to 44 mmHg. The 37° C.-stored vesicles have completely lost their ability to mediate IHP uptake by red blood cells after 8 days; the half-life time is about 1 day. Vesicles which were frozen at -183° C. and stored at -30° C., however, are characterized by a constant ability to mediate IHP uptake into red cells for a period of 2.5 months. FIG. 2 shows that the p50 of red blood cells incubated with vesicles stored at low temperature and thawed remains constant and is slightly increased.
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There have been several bands with this name: 1. The Knack was a Los Angeles-based new wave/power pop band from Detroit, Michigan. They rose to fame with their first single, "My Sharona", which was an international hit in 1979. The power pop of "My Sharona", coupled with the band's retro 60s look, earned the band comparisons to The Beatles (though the band members themselves viewed the 'New Beatles' label as tongue-in-cheek).
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And she makes you want to scream,
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The Son'a
We have talked a lot about the Baku on the this forum, but I thought it might be interesting to look at the Son'a.
These guys are not very interesting, their most heinous acts happen off screen and they seemed like a really poor follow up to the Borg.
The revelation they were really Ba'ku were not handled well (and brought up a million questions). Were the Son'a supposed to sympathetic or just evil, because you can argue the Son'a had a valid claim to the planet, but all the off screen villainy is supposed to render them unsympathetic.
It seems like they should have done something different with them: either make them more evil and give them no real connection to the Ba'ku, they are merely monstrous invaders who want to steal the secrets of eternal youth or make them more sympathetic to play up the gray nature of the moral dilemma that supposed to be at the heart of the film or get rid of them altogether and give the conflict just between the Federation and the Ba'ku.
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They are not supposed to be sympathetic, they are supposed to be one-dimensional bad guys. Unfortunately, the premise of INS is so poorly thought out that they end up being sympathetic and you wind up thinking "hey, why are we as viewers supposed to be rooting for the Baku?"
I agree that making the Son'a part of the Baku was a huge mistake. It gave the Son'a even MORE of a case that they were in the right by giving them equal claim to the planet. Had the Son'a not been part of the Baku, but instead generic invaders, and had the Baku been native to the planet, the premise would have been a little better.(though the movie would have still been poor)
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Unless we're not -supposed- to be entirely sympathetic towards the presumed "Good Guys".
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It wasn't the Baku or Sona's planet of origin so I don't have sympathy or like either.
In fact I barely liked the Enterprise crew in this one.
Was that the producers plan ? If so they succeeded magnificiently with me at least.
Picard was defending the right of one group of settlers to kick another group of settlers off the planet. Non-Federation citizens. I don't even think Kirk would have gotten involved.
But Picard jumped in because it seemed on the surface the Baku's leader was hot stuff. I remember the episode where he forcibly moved the Native Americans from their Spiritual home in Cardassian space. I felt a tonne more sympathy for the Native Americans.
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yeah, juxtaposing "journey's end" with "insurrection" really makes Picard look bad. Every argument he makes in "journey's end" can be turned against himself in "insurrection."
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Really the most menacing thing Ruafo does the first half of the movie is bleed on Picard's carpet. Leaving aside all the other plot holes, they really weren't that bad as far as Trek villains go. Oh there's the off screen stuff, but they seem to do everything they can to keep the Baku alive. First the holoship thing, then the tag beaming them out. It's only after Picard starts threatening his plans that he says screw em all, deploy the collector. Which his trusted lieutenant then rebels.
Really is too bad about all those Sona who won't survive the next ten years while the radiation heals them normally either. But mentioning that would get in the way of the generic happy ending.
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I suppose it's possible the Son'a lied to Dougherty and they actually can be rejuvenated via normal exposure...they just wanted a faster resolution.
Might be kind of cool if one or more Son'a joined Starfleet in the future and had to get past their species' reputation, though I suppose we've already seen variations on that theme.
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the whole reason they had to add so much OFF screen villainy for them(they're drug smugglers! They're slavers! They're conquerors! etc.) is because ON screen they don't really do much that's villainous until the very end, and only after Picard has screwed the whole situation up.
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Insurrection made no freaking sense, its actually my most hated Star Trek movie. Picard and his crew act way out of character, directly contradicting their actions in a similar situation in the TV show. The people we're supposed to care about are a bunch of selfish self-righteous assholes who you hate. I knew how badly that this movie failed when I sympathized more with the "villains" than the "heroes." The fact that this was occurring at around the same time as the Dominion War over in DS9 made the Enterprise crew's actions even more idiotic.
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Don't get me wrong, the Sona cared nothing for the huge number of people who would benefit from their actions, the Sona were basically thinking solely of themselves first, and a little revenge upon the families who cast them out second.
Inspite of that billions and billion of people across the federation would have had their lives inproved.
(Until Picard started making decisions for the entire federation all by himself)
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Seriously Ru'afo barely did anything besides moan and complain during the film, he is one of the most forgettable villains in a Star Trek film.
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The movie could have been made simplistic but it wasn't, straight forward things like who the planet belongs too could have been easy by making the Baku indigenous to the planet instead of interstellar immigrants.
Soon after the Baku figured out the planet's special properties, they could have used their warp ships to spread the word to the galaxy, they didn't.
What's the morality of moving several hundred people in order to help multiple billions?
Instead of spoon feeding the audience, we're allowed to pick sides on our own. based on our own thoughts and beliefs. I like that.
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I want my heroes to stand up for what is right. I don't want to have to go to the trouble to think for myself :lol:
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Sprint's Son Pledges Spark Access, Financial Support for Rural CarriersMarch 27, 2014 10:22 am | by Ben Munson | News | Comments
Speaking Thursday at the CCA Global Expo Masayoshi Son talked about the need for teamwork between Sprint and the carrier members of the CCA in order to take a "real fight" to the AT&T and Verizon "duopoly." And he had the GSMA Intelligence numbers to back up his doubt.
Report: NFC-Enabled Smartphone Shipments to Top 1.2B by 2018March 27, 2014 10:14 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
Smartphone makers will continue to include Near Field Communications (NFC) in their devices, whether or not consumers actually use the technology. According to IHS Technology, global shipments of cellphones equipped with NFC are set to surge by a factor of four from 2013 to 2018, reaching 1.2 billion units.
Review: Windows Phone Innovations Show PromiseMarch 27, 2014 9:34 am | by Anick Jesdanun, AP Technology Writer | Articles | Comments
In the market for smartphones, Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 system is barely there. It's dwarfed by Apple's iOS and Google's Android systems in both attention and sales. But over the past few months, I have come to appreciate many of the software's innovations...
Samsung Galaxy S5 Upstaged by Early Carrier LaunchMarch 27, 2014 9:20 am | by Youkyung Lee, AP Technology Writer | News | Comments
The global launch of Samsung's latest smartphone has been upstaged by South Korean mobile network companies. SK Telecom, South Korea's largest mobile carrier, said it will start selling the Galaxy S5 on Thursday, two weeks before the scheduled sales launch on April 11.
BlackBerry Lands New Federal Security CertificationMarch 26, 2014 10:54 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
According to a press release, the company's Secure Work Space for iOS and Android, a multi-platform containerization solution managed through BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 (BES10), is now Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140-2 certified.
Luxottica Shares Rise Sharply on Google Glass DealMarch 25, 2014 9:27 am | by Associated Press | News | Comments
Shares in Italian eyewear maker Luxottica have risen sharply on the announcement that it will make frames for Google's new Internet-connected eyewear, the Google Glass. Luxottica shares were up 4.7 percent to 40.77 euros ($55.80) in Milan trading Tuesday.
Mozilla Appoints Brendan Eich to CEO RoleMarch 24, 2014 4:13 pm | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
Mozilla today announced that its board has appointed its current Chief Technology Officer, Brendan Eich, to the role of CEO, effective immediately. Eich was a Mozilla co-founder and was heavily involved in every aspect of Mozilla's development starting from the original idea in 1998.
Turkey Blocks Twitter over Graft RecordingsMarch 21, 2014 10:27 am | by Suzan Fraser, Associated Press | News | Comments
Turkey blocked access to Twitter on Friday after Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan threatened to "rip out the roots" of the social network where links have proliferated recordings that appear to incriminate him and other top officials in corruption. Turkey in the past blocked access to YouTube, but it is the first ban on Twitter...
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BlackBerry Friday said that it has agreed to sell the majority of its property holdings in Canada. According to a press release, BlacKBerry is set to sell more than 3 million square feet of space and vacant land. The sale is part of the company's ongoing cost-cutting measures.
Alibaba Investment Gives Tango Reason to DanceMarch 20, 2014 11:05 am | by Michael Liedtke, AP Technology Writer | News | Comments
Tango is joining the conga line of mobile messaging services that have turned into hot commodities as more people use them to communicate and share photos, music and other content. China's Alibaba Group is making the latest big bet on the trend with a $215 million...
Report: 63% of Non-Desktop U.S. Web Traffic from iOSMarch 20, 2014 10:07 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
Even as Android pulls away with the majority of global smarpthone market share, Apple's iOS continues to drive more Web traffic in some countries around the globe. The findings revealed in dotMobi's Global Device Traffic Index, show that Apple's iOS-based devices...
March Madness and BYOD Are Double Bonus at WorkMarch 20, 2014 9:18 am | by Ryan Nakashima, AP Business Writer | News | Comments
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Shaped like a lopsided headband, Google Glass is an unassuming piece of technology when you're holding it in your hands. You feel as if you can almost break it, testing its flexibility. Putting it on, though, is another story. Once you do, this Internet-connected eyewear takes on a life of its own.
Huawei, Others Causing Trouble for Apple BrandMarch 17, 2014 10:47 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
Apple's brand preference rating fell by 5.1 points between the second and fourth quarter 2013, which the research firm said was "one of the weakest performances of 21 major technology brands" in its latest survey. The survey also suggests Apple may be failing to impress its demographic sweet spot.
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How we need some sort of monitoring devices in cars to prevent them from being driven when the operator is, you know, tanked.
I fully expect a pontification on the evils of alcohol and how society would be better if everyone didn't have access to booze.
Bet he won't mention impulse control...
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They do that as it is the only thing they can do. But it isn't the the way to get lowest power usage.
Samsung did eight core processor, 4 powerful ones and 4 slow ones that use less power. This saves more power than simple run-idle cycling.
Cellphones to be viable as a desktop replacement would need another CPU level.
But then we would end up having some kind of Ruth Goldberg device, as those extra processor could be used only when connected to mains power as they would suck a lot of power. It would be much simpler and cheaper to just make a separate desktop machine. As those extra processor would only make the phone bigger, giving no value as a cell phone.
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I've posted a new project over at Teak KnK if you'd like to have a look.
It's a multi-section shaker card, I made a card for my Mum but I have even added the Amercian spelling Mom too if you'd like the free cut file that's over there :)
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"Soviet Pin-Up," which sees the merging of Soviet social posters with American pin-up art, is a genre that couldn't have existed just a few decades ago. But now the style, represented by posters by Valery Barykin, an artist from Nizhny Novgorod, is being showcased — and even sold — at Erarta Museum and Galleries of Contemporary Art.
In the Soviet Union, social posters portraying happy, rosy-cheeked citizens were used to deliver an all-encompassing range of messages, from warnings on the dangers of excessive alcohol consumption to encouraging workers to look after their tools and young people to exercise regularly, and of course, to promote Communist tenets.
The American pin-up style, which appeared in the 1930s and '40s, was more about sex than socialism, and consisted of printed images of glamour and fashion models or actresses that could be pinned to the wall. This aesthetic reached its peak in the '50s, when magazines were packed with scantily clad beauties.
"The most interesting thing about the exposition is collaboration and mixture. It is global art on the one hand, but a focus on Soviet history on the other hand," said Polina Zakharova, director of Erarta Galleries.
Barykin's exhibition consists of 17 limited edition posters that can be bought in two sizes: 130 centimeters x 90 centimeters, and 90x60, priced at 25,000 rubles ($830) and 10,000 rubles ($332) each, respectively.
"It is our first limited edition project," said Zakharova. "This format is now very popular abroad, especially in the U.K. and U.S."
Sales of original posters represent a chance for collectors to buy works signed by the artist.
"Poster art is popular because it still gives a sense of exclusivity; you buy an original work, but it is more affordable than a masterpiece," said Zakharova.
While many of the young people visiting the show at Erarta will be familiar with the works of Barykin from the Internet, for their parents, the exhibition represents a chance to see how the Soviet poster has survived and evolved in contemporary art, and to recall its role in the U.S.S.R.
Nowadays, a lot of modern art first appears on the Internet, but still has to be exhibited to prove its significance.
"It is a logical release of Internet art," said Zakharova. "There are more and more projects every year that begin on the Internet and end up in real exhibition spaces all over the world."
Erarta Galleries is the department of the museum of the same name that promotes modern Russian art for sale. With branches in London, New York, Zurich and one soon to be opened in Hong Kong, Erarta promotes modern Russian art far beyond the boundaries of the former Soviet Union. Forthcoming projects, according to Zakharova, will be realized in collaboration with Dmitry Shorin (whose sculpture for the project "I Believe in Angels" can now be seen in the galleries) and Maksim Kaetkin, an artist from Perm.
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Grocery Outlet March 2011
- Melanie Wong Mar 2, 2011 08:24 PM
Yesterday I made my first visit to the newly opened Gilroy Grocery Outlet.
Like my visit the week before to the Berkeley corporate owned store, the pickings are pretty slim these days. But I did find two items to purchase there.
Creekstone Farms Premium Black Angus Beef Burgers, 6 - 1/3 lb burgers (frozen), 32 oz. for $5.99, sell by date 5/19/11
I was familiar with the brand because I'd had a branded steak from Creekstone at Cafe des Amis. Searching later, I found a grocery store circular in another state that offered this package for the same price. So $3/lb for frozen patties is a good price, but not necessarily discounted heavily. The patties are individually frozen, separated by wax paper and in a recloseable plastic bag. I cooked them according to the package instructions and like the taste a lot. This is a good thing to have handy in the freezer for the nights you don't feel like cooking something more elaborate.
Tropicana orange juice, sell by date of 5/7/11, $1.49
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I got the bacon-wrapped pork chops at the Berkeley store last month, and they were pretty tasty.
Also, I spotted Vicolo pizzas in the freezer section but most of them were well past their use or freeze by date. Wonder when they were actually frozen.
At Berkeley today:
Stoneyfield Oikos organic nonfat Greek yogurt -- $2.99/quart (I may have gotten the last of it, though)
So Delicious coconut water lemonade sorbet bars -- $1.99 for a box of four. I tried one in the car and almost went back for more. I don't know how big a bargain they are, but they really are so delicious with a wonderful creamy texture. I didn't buy, but they also had Ben & Jerry's Chocolate Fudge Brownie, Mission to Marzipan and Vanilla.
The "wine lovers" chocolates are down to 99 cents a tin -- only a couple different types in the 50 percent cocoa solids range left
Del Monte Harvest Select sliced bartlett pears in "extra light syrup" 99 cents a 20 ounce jar
"Tropicana orange juice, sell by date of 5/7/11, $1.49"
I went to the one in San Jose today on Williams. I saw lots of March 7 and March 10 dates.
I also picked up a box of the beef patties. Looking forward to trying them tonight.
From the Salinas store outside the Bay Area, but worth running over to your local Grocery Outlet to see what wines might be had for $15.99 or less from the Wine Warehouse inventory. Here's my post on the Wine Board,
$15.99 Luigi Einaudi Rosso delle Langhe & Wine Warehouse Close-outs @ Grocery Outlet
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One of the Wine Warehouse inventory wines I saw today was 2006 Poderi Colla Langhe "Campo Romano" Pinot Nero for $13.99.
re: Melanie Wong
RWC store has 2004 Legends Merlot made by Cosentino Winery with Larry Bird's name on it. Bought at $6.99 (sign on shelf said originally $34.99).
Cosentino Winery
7415 Saint Helena Hwy, Napa, CA
Some of the stuff I've bought in the last two weeks that might still be in stores.
Santa Rosa:
Mexican Coke or Fanta made with cane sugar 89¢
Niman Beef franks $1.99
Organic soy sauce, $1.99
Costa Rica 71% bar $1.99
Lindt 85% Excellence $1.49
Rohnert Park:
Spanish Turron, $1.49 - these are really good. three different kinds with almonds, crocant, and/or chocolate.
Odwalla OJ, $1.49 - not buying this anymore, only marginally better than Tropicana in flavor
Lindt dark chocolate Easter bunnies, 3.5 oz, $1.99 (white and milk choco also available)
Hansen's zero calorie 4/$1.99
Cantuccini - made in italy - $1.49, good product, went back for more, have only seen in novato
Parchment paper, $1.99
South San Jose:
De Cecco pasta, $1.49
Carrs water crackers, $1.29
Polly O whole milk mozzarella, $2.99
Stuffed manzanilla olives, $1.79
Illy cappuccino can, 99¢, Mom likes these, bought more
Coppola farfallone, $1.49 - cooks up gummy, not good
Panda licorice cremes, $1.49
Grocery Outlet
1116 4th St, Santa Rosa, CA 95404
Grocery Outlet
6335 Commerce Blvd, Rohnert Park, CA
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Grocery Outlet is having another one of their 20% off all wine sales. This one goes until April 3rd.
re: Melanie Wong
Saw the Mexican Coca Cola in Berkeley today. Looked like 3 cases left.
I hit the yogurt jackpot at Oakland today. Both Stonyfield "Oikos" and Brown Cow 0% fat greek yogurts in various sized containers:
$2.99 -- Oikos quart
$1.49 -- Oikos fruit on the bottom strawberry (pack of 4 4-oz)
2/$1 -- Brown Cow greek style key lime or plain
$1.49 -- Brown cow greek style pint
Most of it was in the glass refrigerator cases, not the open shelving with the other yogurts, etc.
$1.49 -- Eagle brand sweetened condensed milk (be careful, some of the other, cheaper brands are "filled" with vegetable oil)
$.79 -- Golden Grain penne, 1 lb. box
$.99 -- Polar solid yellowfin tuna in a real six-ounce can!
$7.99 -- twin-pack of 44 ounce bottles of Heinz organic ketchup (HFCS free -- chowhound wisdom is that it tastes like the original they grew up with, unlike the HFCS reformulation).
$5.99 -- Earth First paper towels (I was annoyed, I just bought some at Costco yesterday).
Last day of the wine sale and it was pretty picked over, but I got a few bottles (under Melanie's direction).


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Lloyd's Register launched an all-new mobile application for the Pressure Equipment Directive (EU directive 97/23/EC). The new Pressure Equipment Directive (PED) Category Selection calculator app will provide manufacturers with instant access to customized information about the EU directive. The app also helps facilitate engineering calculations with graphical illustrations to better understand how to obtain CE marking for their products.
With the choice of four languages - English, Dutch, Spanish and Mandarin - the app makes the EC directive information accessible to a global audience. "Navigating the PED process can be confusing for global manufacturers," said Pascal Coudeville, SVP of Lloyd's Register's Inspection business. "Now they have a user-friendly tool that helps sort through technical requirements and points out where they need the aid of a notified body for certification, such as Lloyd's Register."
The new app is an extension of Lloyd's Register's popular desktop PED category selection calculator that has been downloaded thousands of times since it was introduced in 2004.
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CSCL Globe, the world's largest containership and the first of a series of five 19,100 TEU containerships ordered by China Shipping Container Lines (CSCL) in 2013,
The downfall of a leading marine fuel supplier that prompted sellers to tighten credit terms in Singapore is skewing the post-OW Bunker jostle for market share
Japan's highest-ranking military officer on Friday urged an early start to a "crisis management" mechanism with China amid conflicting claims to a group of tiny East China Sea islands.
Rolls-Royce has won a £12 million order to provide design, integrated power and propulsion systems and equipment for a highly advanced multipurpose service vessel
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More so than many other fields of business, the maritime industry is focused on cost, which in turn gives the appearance of being conservative towards technology.
The U.S. Navy is evaluating a scaled-down version of the Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program (SEWIP) system for potential incorporation on future Littoral Combat Ships (LCS),
L-3 SAM Electronics has announced that, via its L-3 Marine Systems Korea subsidiary, it has been awarded a contract to provide its NACOS Platinum navigation, automation and control system,
Glosten using Nupas-Cadmatic software for Vigor's Alaska Class Ferry project
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Once Upon a Pie creates sweet fundraiser in Goffstown
Sisters Ariana and Madalyn Rose each places in the kids division in the pie contest. (KATHY REMILLARD PHOTO)
GOFFSTOWN - Slice after slice of pie adorned tables at Villa Augustina's Rosary Hall at the fifth annual Once Upon a Pie event, to benefit the Friends of the Goffstown Library.
From traditional pumpkin and apple varieties to savory pies such as chicken and Italian quiche, patrons could buy a slice and a cup of coffee for $2, and the top-judged pies were auctioned off to the highest bidders.
For the first time, a man's entry won the "best in show" category.
Bill Johnson of Manchester, who took top honors for his caramel cr�me pumpkin pie, has only missed the competition once and said this year, he was in it to win it.
"This time I was determined," he said. "I wanted to show them a biker could bake pies, too."
A total of 38 entries were received in categories of professional, adult and child.
Goffstown Police Lt. Pierre Pouliot, emceed the event and announced the winning pies.
Ariana Rose took first place in the Kids Division for her oreo pie.
In the Adult Division, winners were Caitlin Wilson, Cinnamon Roll Dutch Apple Pie; Jessica Sheehan, Cinnabon Pie; Lauren Gross, Mint Oreo Pie; Tammy Gross, Biscoff Cookie Pie; Erica Carreau, Peach Pie; Sandy Whipple, Spinach Feta Quiche and Christina Whilhelmi, Blueberry Cheese Pie.
Melissa Merrifield, president of the Friends of the Goffstown Library, said the event raises about half of their funds for the year, supporting the Library's Museum Pass Program.
Merrifield was pleased that Johnson won the top prize.
"It's nice to see a male win," she said. "It's not just grandmothers who bake."
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We were visiting The Netherlands to see Andre Rieu in Maastricht but choose this hotel because the site said it had a piano bar and we felt it would be good to have entertainment in the evening. The hotel had a piano in the bar but no pianist which was both misleading and disappointing. I would have stayed in Maastricht which is a much nicer city and saved the 100km round trip. The hotel otherwise was very good although the lift does not go down to the car park and the restaurant has a limited choice of 3 main courses which did not change during the 3 days we were there.
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A nice hotel: rooms cleaned daily, but floors not vacuumed daily. (I stayed eight nights). Self service breakfast is adequate, but is nothing special. I choose not to eat in the hotel for the evening meals, but instead ate at the adjoining and cheaper Chinese restaurant. Hotel location excellent - close to the train and bus stations and the city centre. Hotel sits in a quiet location - 400m from centre.. Two receptionists very pleasant and helpful, especially Margaret. Hotel does not have baggage room for those leaving Weert after vacating room, but Margaret stored my bags in her office while I waited my train. Train and bus stations 200m from hotel. Hotel has free internet connection, but as I travelled without my computer, Ellen, the second receptionist, confirmed with the airline my departure flight and printed my boarding ticket.
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The minds of people with autism and the scientists who are studying the condition have been merged into a single body of copy for an awareness and fundraising ad campaign for New Zealand charity Minds for Minds.
The ads pithily use highlighted, visually 'raised' typography to express the words of medical researchers, before segueing midsentence into the words of someone on the autism spectrum.
For instance, one execution starts with the words: "Many individuals on the autism spectrum find it very difficult to communicate their thoughts with people..." with the copy then modulating into the words of an autistic person: "... think that if I'm silent I'm not there, they talk about me like I'm not in the room but I hear everything".
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You are not holding the rifle close enough to the computer to tell.
Couple of possibles- rough/dirty chamber is not allowing brass to release. Possible fix involves a drill, a .45 or 50 caliber brush, and some cleaning solvent. Remove bolt, chuck rod into drill, dip brush in solvent, insert into chamber, spin while moving in/out for 30 seconds, clean patch.
Other possible- nasty, nasty word- headspace. Is brass showing any signs of stretching about a 1/2 inch above the rim? If so, get thee to a gunsmith.
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
Most likely reason for any gun to quit working properly is dirt, even so when my gun stops ejecting while I am shooting, first thing I reach for is some wd-40 or like spray. Spray the damn thing up & if that doesn't help- Now you need a gunsmith. If it did help, time to clean the gun


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The sad thing is, in the beginning he seemed so upset about it and now his true colors have emerged. How much more of a self absorbed, sex crazed, thoughtless jerk can this guy show us that he is????? More importantly, how in God's name did Sandra EVER think he was marrying material? Either he put on a good show for her or there really WAS something there but he has to justify his wrongdoings by saying all of this garbage. Very sad for all involved.
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