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H.R.4213 - Unemployment Compensation Extension Act of 2010
To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to extend certain expiring provisions, and for other purposes. view all titles (9)
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- Short: Tax Extenders Act of 2009 as introduced.
- Official: To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to extend certain expiring provisions, and for other purposes. as introduced.
- Short: Tax Extenders Act of 2009 as passed house.
- Short: American Workers, State, and Business Relief Act of 2010 as passed senate.
- Short: Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act of 2010 as passed senate.
- Popular: American Jobs and Closing Tax Loopholes Act of 2010 as introduced.
- Popular: Unemployment Com- pensation Extension Act of 2010 as introduced.
- Popular: Unemployment Compensation Extension Act of 2010 as introduced.
- Short: Unemployment Compensation Extension Act of 2010 as enacted.
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Republican mindset? It is OK to send 5.8 billion to Afghanistan? Doesn't that add to the national debt? We don't need to worry about foreign terrorists when we have our own Capital Hill versions right at home doing more damage than any foreign enemy ever could.
They made the whole thing too top heavy to the point it would have even scared Casper. They should have only offered a safety net to catch the immediately affected (month or two) and then work on the rest later. You always deal with the immediate now and the future down the road.
- Abaratarrr 06/25/2010 10:41am
the republicans proposed such a bill yesterday the democratic leader would not allow the senate to vote on the bill
- lordgotmilk 06/24/2010 5:35pm
Different parts of this have been stewing around in my head. Sure, this would be speculative, but stick with me for a minute.
If they want to require us to drug test for our unemployment insurance payments, then make it system wide. Also require those receiving any form of government benefits to take a drug test. If you fail, you lose benefits and have to pay for your own testing and complete a recovery program and since you failed once, you pay for testing for each check you get once reinstated. The savings of payments would easily pay for the help we need while also taking a stance against drug use by those receiving benefits.
I know…it would never pass….don't you know, those people suffer from a disease?
- SelenaSaberWind 06/24/2010 5:36pm
Just remember everyone – if you're angry about the shameless behavior going on right now in the Senate, DO something about it: Write letters to your reps, get your friends and family to do the same, and VOTE against those who are hurting us in the elections. They're worried about "what the implications of passing the bill would be come election time"? Let's give them a REAL reason to be worried… I will be voting against every single person who opposed the unemployment extension.
- butterflyangel 06/24/2010 6:53pm
your not the only one who is going to be voting against the ones opposed it as well I live in a communtiy that consists of primarily republicans and the majority of my community are unemployed because of the major employer in the area went out of business because of this economy and from what im hearing from my former co-workers they plan to vote democratic next election or start writing in votes. It's time for the republicans to be scared of whats in their own future with any luck we will start seeing them in he uneployment line.
- Abaratarrr 06/25/2010 10:40am
Are you aware that there was a provision in this unemployment extension that cut social security benefits for retirees, I am willing to bet that you would also vote out anyone who would vote to cut social security benefits.
So I am with you on this one I will vote against all that voted not to help the unemployed and all that voted to cut social security benefits, in other words vote them all out.
- whatsgoingon 06/25/2010 4:07am
You SHOULD be angry. "Numb and scared" is exactly how the top 10% of this country wants us "little folk" to be, not to mention "complacent and servile". Fear and complacency will get us nowhere. At least anger can be channelled into something useful.
- ridinghero1990 06/24/2010 6:08pm
Everyone – relax. Something will pass in the next few weeks or heads will roll on both the Democrat and Republican sides. This whole thing is just "theater". Keep calling, writing, posting… contact the news organizations and let them know what's going on and that you want them to cover it. It's not over until it's over.
- leslierickard 06/24/2010 6:29pm
i dont have a few weeks to relax in…my rent was due last monday(the 14th), my phone has been cut off already, and utilities are next…i put my last $10 in my gas tank today so i could go to my aunts funeral.
- Abaratarrr 06/25/2010 10:36am
? did you not hear what reid said? Were you not watching yesterday when he would not allow for a vote on a stand alone unemployment extension bill? He said the unemployment issue is dead and that he will not allow another vote.
Are you saying Harry Reid is a lier?
- leslierickard 06/24/2010 6:27pmOn December 7, 2007, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, as a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, disclosed on the floor of the U.S. Senate that he had declassified three legal documents of the Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) within the Department of Justice that state: 1. An executive order cannot limit a president. There is no constitutional requirement for a president to issue a new executive order whenever he wishes to depart from the terms of a previous executive order. Rather than violate an executive order, the president has instead modified or waived it. 2. The President, exercising his constitutional authority under Article II, can determine whether an action is a lawful exercise of the President's authority under Article II. 3. The Department of Justice is bound by the President's legal determinations.
I know this isnt about unemployment, but explain executive order…the president most certainly CAN issue executive order. Google"rules of executive order"
- leslierickard 06/24/2010 6:28pm
this actually pertains to Bush's eavsdropping on americans, but it does explain the rules…
- cateyes2010 06/24/2010 7:11pm
Well, this is a blow. So, after it's all said and done the people that have been unemployed through NO FAULT of their own will have to resort to other means of survival. People we'll just have to go down to the welfare (social services) and apply for all the benefits it offers and bombard that system for money; shelter, food, medical expense and clothing. IDK…. I don't get it. They would come off cheaper if they extend benefits, because most of the time unemployed getting $300 or more don't qualify for food and medical expense through welfare; depending on the size of the family and the income guide line in the state. I'm just saying…, For the IF in Life.
Everyone. All is not lost. All the Republicans succeeded at was not passing a "Cloture" vote which is necessary to break a filibuster (which the Republicans are holding steadfast to right now). Once they can break the filibuster the bill can be moved for a real vote. Back in October 2009 there was legislation that extended benefits until June 2010 and the Republicans used this stall tactic (filibuster) to stall the measure for 5 weeks. Once that was broken (cloture vote to move forward) all the sudden the Republicans were on board and passed it overwhelmingly. Keep the Faith and your eyes opened for updates. Maybe a job will open up and we can all get out of this Congressional S&M nightmare of webs.
I cant find any info on what is going on in the Senate today (Friday 6/25/10). My best guess is that this has been put aside until after the July 4 holiday. Congress goes on a week vacation starting today and won't be back in session until Tuesday, July 6, 2010. This matter is probably going to be allowed to brew until then and after.
- Abaratarrr 06/25/2010 10:32am
Reid the democratic leader said he will not allow for a vote on a stand alone unemployment bill. As he proved yesterday by not allowing a vote on an unemployment bill that he new would pass. Ried said that he will not allow for another vote on the unemployment issue period. the issue is dead to reid and he has all the power.
So in short no vote Friday no vote next week, no vote while reid is still the leader of the senate.
On Cspan2 live, I believe the debate was going to continue today at 9:30 a.m. I have written to 10 Republican senators so far in the last 3 days. Going to keep on going. Funny I'm doing so as I jump back and fourth to another window to send resumes and online applications.
it's not humanly fair to treat us like this,why would the senates of our states the ones who voted no do us this way,we have kids,families to feed,we aren't in stores shopping for Christmas we are barely surviving and our only means of that is our benefits,i'm currently in school and can't seem to focus on passing so i can have better career opportunities to get me and my family placed into comfortable living.I'm only 30 years old and instead of enjoying my youthful years,me and my wife along with our 2 kids are suffering because you the government won't let us breath,why is it you say show you a better version of the bill to shed some of the funds away making it affordable in the eyes of you who control for the most part the world.I would much rather have a job.GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU..AND TO THE SENATES WHO HAVE VOTED YES GOD BLESS YOU TOO..TO: PRESIDENT OBAMA WHY ARE YOU LETTING THEM DO THIS TO US,SURELY YOU HATE TO SEE US LIVE THIS WAY PLEASE DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS CRISIS.
- I think its a good strategy to not take the one month extension because when the month expires the argument will start up all over again. I say we get this thing passed for the longer term. We've already went this far, let's keep making a mockery of the republican greed until they give in!
- AnnaSchaefer 06/25/2010 1:11am
This is totally inhumane! Who in there right mind wants to stay on unemployment? This is only a backlash slap in the face to the democrats and President Obama for passing the healthcare reform. We need to supply jobs first. What are these people suppose to do? Live on the streets? We always seem to have enough money for earthquake victims in different countries. America is always there first to offer help. What a disgrace that we can not and won't help our own people first. I bet you are the same republicans who wanted u.s. money to help BP in the disaster they caused. This is a national disgrace, caused by you people that were voted in office to help us. You all should be very ashamed of yourselves. And definitely remembered on election day.
- whatsgoingon 06/25/2010 1:41am
I hear a lot of write letters, don't vote for this person or that person. Bottom line is they already know how we feel. They have gotten many letters already. They didn't go into this without realizing people are going to lose their homes, banks losing money due to people not paying for their homes. Don't vote for dill or hole doesn't really make them worry or do the right things. They are already in office and got their big pay checks, from our tax dollars, they don't care if they get voted out they are rich and can afford to invest their money so they don't have to work.
- jackie2000 06/25/2010 3:03am
I'm new to this site, so they didn't know how "I" felt, until today. I am writing every senator who voted "nay" to ask them to please reconsider and vote for the bill. I urge you to do the same.
They NEED to know that despite their votes, we are still here and still exercising our American will to speak out and have our voice be heard.
I truly believe if these "nay" voting senators received an unprecedented strong surge of letters, they would do the right thing and listen to what their electorate is asking. Please write. We CAN do this!! :)))
- whatsgoingon 06/25/2010 12:10pm
I don't think they really care, they already know. Your right it doesn't hurt to try and I will do it. But once I lose everything im ready to play nasty. I would be all about armed revolution and more people will agree with me once they hit the point of nothing to lose.
- jackie2000 06/25/2010 2:55am
I would ask everyone here who would like to see this bill passed to please click on the Tab on this page that says "Actions and Votes" and then click on the pie chart that says "Nays" for votes. You can click on each and every one of the Senators who voted against passage and it will take you to their page on this site. Look on the righthand side and there will be a link to their Senate page where you can contact them. I have copied and pasted the same letter requesting reconsideration of their vote and ask for passage of the bill to extend unemployment benefits. I tell them my story and address each to Senator _____ and state their name. If appropriate, I modify my letter to incorporate something that may be specific to them or their state.
In any case, please write them and ask them to vote FOR the legislation.
We ALL need to do our part. Thank you so much!! God Bless!
- loganstorm 06/25/2010 2:56am
Anyone sleep last night? I didn't. I spent the night wondering how to tell my 12 and 6 year old boys we have nowhere to live come the 1st. Well at least we can catch up on our zzz's when we're all sleeping under the nearest bridge.


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Neven Golenić added a post in a topic: notification center improvementI'd like to offer a rather bold suggestion... In my vast usage of IP.Board I've noticed I really hate the fact that I can't see my IPB notifications on my desktop or as a little chrome app... so I'd like to suggest that you create a desktop app that is cross-platform compatible and also a nice chrome/firefox notification app as well. I believe this would largely benefit communities and members who regularly need to keep track of a forum but don't want to spend all that time on opening the forum each time they want to do so.
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There are three ways we could likely discover extraterrestrial intelligence on other planets within the next two decades. As scientists pioneer new technologies that will help us peer into space with better resolution than ever before, a confluence of technologies and techniques will soon permit a detailed survey of the worlds around many nearby stars.
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Keywords: contact, alien, life, et, extraterrestrial, space, exploration, UFO
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Ever since we started to appreciate the awesome scale of our galaxy and the universe around us, we have pondered the question "are we alone in the universe?" From a scientific perspective, the answer so far is yes, we are alone. There is simply no scientific evidence to show that life exists anywhere expect on Earth, and especially no evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence.
No, UFOs don't count.
Of course, this doesn't mean we shouldn't look for it. It's possible the stars could be teeming with life and we simply cannot yet detect it, no more than natives in the forests, communicating by drum, can detect the wireless signals that permeate the air.
St. Dominic, the patron saint of astronomers. The gold on this medal was forged inside a supernova.
Whether or not life exists, whether it is common or rare, will help us to answer fundamental questions about ourselves and how we should be as a civilization that seeks to expand and perpetuate itself into eternity.
So, the first step is to survey the universe and see what's out there.
This epic survey begins this year with the European Space Agency's Gaia mission. The Gaia satellite is designed to monitor and map the position and motion of up to a billion stars around our solar system, and it can do so with incredible precision. With this map, astronomers will know precisely where to look for life. Notably, this map will include a billion stars, a mere 1 percent of all the stars believed to be in the Milky Way galaxy.
The first possibility of discovering life outside our solar system may come from optical astronomy as more powerful space telescopes, such as the James Webb Space Telescope, are deployed. Combined with constantly improving technology on the ground, this telescope and others will be able to analyze the atmospheres of individual planets orbiting around distant stars.
From this analysis, astronomers can tell what is in the atmospheres of these planets. They can look for organic molecules, complex molecules, and signs of pollution. These are called "biomarkers" and the existence of any unnatural compound in a planet's atmosphere will strongly suggest that something is on the planet generating it, perhaps even something intelligent.
The second possibility is via radio astronomy. The SETI (Search for ExtraTerrestrial Intelligence) project has been at work for decades, monitoring the heavens for patterned radio signals that could only be produced by intelligent life. Those signals may, or may not be aimed at Earth directly, but any interception, even if incidental or brief, could be evidence that such an intelligence exists.
Incidentally, a suspect signal was intercepted in 1977. For several seconds, a powerful signal was detected, but the telescope dropped the signal as the Earth rotated away from the source. When scientists finally managed to turn their radio telescopes back to the source, the signal was gone. A researcher circled the data on a printout and wrote "wow!" next to it, thus dubbing the signal.
The signal could not be traced to any known origin. However, since then, nothing like it has been encountered. Most scientists conclude it originated from outside our solar system, but they cannot vouch for what might have caused it. It could have been the result of a natural phenomenon, but if so, then why haven't we intercepted other such signals?
New efforts in radio astronomy will be more focused, rather than scanning the sky on a single channel and hoping to get lucky. Soon, millions of channels will be monitored and those surveys will pinpoint possible sources around nearby stars. If anybody out there is broadcasting into space, we're likely to find it.
The third and final way we could contact an extraterrestrial intelligence is perhaps the most terrifying -they could simply contact us, and we might not be that hard to find.
Earth has been emitting radio waves for more than a century. Those waves have already reached most of the stars we can see in the night sky with the naked eye, and they will continue propagating into space forever, although they will naturally weaken as they go.
The point is, any intelligent civilization within 110 light years of Earth and the right technology, could detect these signals and decode them. They could serve as a homing beacon, drawing spacefarers towards Earth.
The question that follows is if they will be friendly. Despite our hopes, the likely answer is no. Famed physicist and astronomer Stephen Hawking compared the possible meeting between our civilization and another to the collision of societies during the European conquest of the Americas during the 15th century and after. That did not end well for the native people.
Likewise, an alien civilization that finds Earth might be friendly at first, just as explorers were at first contact, but come later en masse, intent upon colonization and the plunder of resources.
Of course, if aliens do come to blast us to molecules with ray guns, can we really blame them when we broadcast the Kardashians into space?
If there's a better argument for decent television than that, I haven't heard it. Then again, maybe it will keep them away?
We should know before too long.
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This anthology of never-before-published poems showcases a new generation of African women poets, some familiar, some just beginning their literary careers. Their rich voices belie popular stereotypes, reflecting the diversity and dynamism of their environment. As they range across topics encompassing family and personal relationships, politics, war, and the ravages of famine and disease, they show the breadth of African women¿s experiences and of their thinking about issues both on the continent and globally.
Title: Reflections
an anthology of new work by African women poets
an anthology of new work by African women poets
Publisher: Boulder, Colo. : Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2013.
Characteristics: xix, 193 p. ;,24 cm.
Notes: Includes index.
Local Note: 53 118
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Statement of Responsibility: edited by Anthonia C. Kalu, Juliana Makuchi Nfah-Abbenyi, Omofolabo Ajayi-Soyinka
Subject Headings: African poetry Women authors. African poetry 21st century. American poetry African American authors. American poetry Women authors. American poetry 21st century.
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This pilaf is both colorful and tasty," says Kris Erickson from Everett, Washington. "The slightly chewy texture of the barley, the tender vegetables and lively spices make it special enough for company. I love to cook and experiment in the kitchen—especially with grains and veggies."
- 1 large onion, finely chopped
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 1 cup medium pearl barley
- 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1/2 cup shredded carrot
- 1/2 cup coarsely shredded cabbage
- 1/2 cup chopped sweet red pepper
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 2-1/2 cups chicken broth or vegetable broth
- In a large nonstick skillet, saute onion and garlic in oil until tender. Add barley; saute for 3-5 minutes or until lightly browned. Add the mushrooms, carrot, cabbage, red pepper, basil and oregano. Cook and stir until vegetables are crisp-tender, about 3 minutes.
- Stir in broth; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 40-45 minutes or until liquid is absorbed and barley is tender. Yield: 6 servings.
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"Nice light supper...I didn't have cabbage but skipping it was fine. I would put less basil and oregano in the next time. I used 2 boullion cubes instead of broth....would use "less sodium "variety instead. I also had to add a little more water and let it cook down a little longer. But very tasty. You could probably also top it with Feta cheese when you serve it."


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An Important Winning Streak Ends
Seven turned out to not be such a lucky number.
After six-consecutive months of 200,000-or-more monthly payroll gains, the streak ended in August. There was no seventh month, because the economy added only 142,000 new jobs , which was roughly 50,000 shy of most economists' estimates.
To be sure, August is only one month, and one month does not a trend make. What's more, August has historically been considered a "noisy" month, which means we'll likely see a considerable revision in the August numbers when employment data for September is released next month. It's also worth remembering that at the current pace of new jobs (though August) the economy will add 2.58 million jobs this year. This means that 2014 should be the best year for job growth since 1999.
That said, when the economy shows signs of weakness – and a weak jobs reports is such a sign – bond yields tend to drop. But since the employment report was released last Friday, yields have actually increased, and meaningfully so. The yield on the influential 10-year U.S. Treasury note is noticeably higher over the past five trading days.
We mention the 10-year Treasury note because it generally leads the mortgage-backed-security market, which leads the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage. Not surprisingly, both Bankrate.com's and Freddie Mac's weekly national surveys show rates up for the week, but not by much. We're only looking at a couple basis-point increase.
Mortgage rates remain low despite the surge in Treasury yields because demand remains low. The Mortgage Bankers Association mortgage refinance index was down 11% last week. Over the past year, refinance activity has fallen off a cliff and is now down at levels last seen in 2008.
Purchase activity is somewhat better, but it, too, was down for the week, and is at levels last seen this past February. Perhaps purchase activity will pick up with the slowdown in home-price appreciation, which we've seen in data from most of the major housing-data suppliers.
Trulia is the latest to report slowing price appreciation. Trulia's data show asking prices rose 1.0% in August compared to July. Year over year, asking prices are up 7.8% for August. This time last year, prices were up 9.9% year over year. A slowdown in price appreciation should motivate more potential sellers to list, because they'll have less incentive to withhold their property in anticipation of a much higher price.
As for interest rates, they've confounded most market watchers this year, and that includes us. Most everyone expected rates to rise over the year. Though we've been confounded, rising rates could still be in the cards. The Federal Reserve is making overtures that rates could move higher. The Fed announced a policy change where it would cease providing forward guidance. Rates would just be increased with no forewarning.
So, if you like low mortgage rates, it's possible you could be looking at the market bottom.
What Structural Shift?
In these pages, we've frequently pooh-poohed the notion that a structural shift is occurring: People – young people in particular – favor renting over buying a home. We don't buy into the notion because human nature remains unchanged. People simply prefer to own their home if they have the option. You naturally feel more comfortable and secure in a home you own.
Our observation extends to young people, which is supported by a recent Wall Street Journal article. The Journal reports on a new survey conducted by the New York Federal Reserve that shows that younger people still embrace homeownership. The reason more of them don't own isn't due to lack of desire. Lack of capacity is the issue. The New York Fed finds that many younger people want to buy, but lack the financial wherewithal – namely too low of savings, too high of debt (student-loan debt in particular), or a poor credit rating.
The positive takeaway is that when this generation of young people gets a few years of experience and work behind it, it will become a generation of willing and able home buyers. Let's just hope a few years isn't that far into the future.
If you have any questions on the local market in your area or would like to discuss your next real estate step, don't hesitate to contact us.
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Paris, France, 2 April 2014 Two years after the launch of a landmark private and public partnership, the world is accelerating progress in combating 10 neglected tropical diseases (NTDs). Global leaders gathered in Paris today at the Institut Pasteur to announce that this partnership has catalyzed momentum and crucial resources against NTDsparasitic and bacterial infections that put one in six people worldwide at risk of being sickened, disabled or disfigured.
NTDs disproportionately affect the world's poorest and most vulnerable populations. Since the 2012 London Declarationwhich put the collective weight of 13 leading pharmaceutical companies, global health organizations, private foundations, and donor and endemic country governments behind a new push to reduce the global burden of NTDsthe partnership has made strong progress in ramping up efforts to reach the World Health Organization (WHO)'s goals to control or eliminate a number of these diseases by the end of the decade.
The gathering coincided with the release of a new report highlighting gains over the past two years, including pharmaceutical companies meeting 100 percent of requests for drugs, and endemic countries taking ownership of NTD programs.
Several partners also announced new funding towards the fight against NTDs. A group of partners is committing more than US$120 million to address intestinal worms common in communities with limited access to clean water and sanitation, including US$50 million from the Children's Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF). In addition, the World Bank Group, which has long played an important role in fighting onchocerciasis (river blindness), is committing US$120 million toward the goal of NTD control and elimination in low-income countries in Africa, including funding for school-based deworming efforts.
"The tremendous progress we have seen over the past two years is proof of the power of partnerships and the generosity of companies that made commitments under the London Declaration," said Dr. Margaret Chan, Director-General of the WHO, who spoke at the event today. "Together with the governments of endemic countries, we are fast approaching the goal of controlling or eliminating many of these ancient causes of human misery. This is a pro-poor initiative that is improving the lives of more than a billion people."
New Funding and Approaches
Today, a new collaboration was announced to combat soil-transmitted helminths (STH), a group of intestinal worms that are among the most common infections in children living in poverty.
"Over 800 million children live where worms are intensively transmitted and are assumed to be infected. This profoundly impacts these children's nutritional, educational and health status," said Jamie Cooper-Hohn, Chair of CIFF, which is contributing new funding. "Following the success of our partnership with the Government of Kenya in reducing intestinal worm infestations in children from 35 percent to 10 percent in one year, CIFF is now committing an additional US$50 million over the next five years to implement large-scale systematic approaches to deworming in a number of countries, with the hope that, ultimately, we can break the transmission of worms and achieve the vision of: every child, everywhere, free from worms forever."
Overall, partners committed more than US$120 million to scale up deworming efforts, catalyze country demand for treatment and develop new tools and strategies for interrupting transmission, including:
These new commitments build on the donations of pharmaceutical companies and aim to encourage others to join global efforts to combat STH.
The World Bank Group is committing US$120 million from the International Development Association (IDA), its fund for the poorest countries, to support NTD control and elimination across Africa, including support for school-based deworming programs. The World Bank Group has a long history of supporting the fight against NTDs through the African Programme for Onchocerciasis Control. The new resources will be used in the West African Sahel, the Senegal River Basin and Madagascar in response to increasing demand from countries seeking integrated solutions to address more of these diseases.
"These are not only neglected diseases. They are the diseases of the most neglected people who live in extreme poverty," said Tim Evans, Director of Health, Nutrition and Population at the World Bank Group. "The World Bank Group is mobilizing new support to African countries to help them eliminate these preventable diseases and liberate people, especially children, from their destructive grip."
These organizations join others that have contributed crucial resources to combat NTDs since the launch of the London Declaration, despite a tough global economy.
Country Leadership
Endemic countries have significantly increased demand for treatments in the past two years, enabled by drug donations from pharmaceutical companies that have essentially removed drug supply as a barrier for a number of NTDs.
Today, more than 70 countries have designed large-scale, low-cost national treatment plans for multiple NTDs, leading endemic countries to reach a number of control and elimination targets. In addition, 194 Member States at the 2013 World Health Assembly passed a resolution to hold themselves accountable and take ownership of NTD programs.
Innovative Private Sector Contributions and Partnerships
Pharmaceutical companies are fulfilling their commitments to sustain and expand drug donations through 2020, which resulted in the donation of nearly 1.4 billion NTD treatments in 2013. Investments in NTD program implementation and delivery are leveraging these drug donations valued at an estimated US$19 billion through 2020 and ensuring they reach all people who need them. Every new dollar invested in NTD program implementation helps deliver up to US$10 in donated drugs.
"We're taking the 'neglect' out of neglected tropical diseases, thanks to the commitment of partners from across the public and private sectors," said Bill Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. "Pharmaceutical companies are providing drugs free of charge, endemic countries are scaling up integrated screen-and-treat programs for multiple diseases and donors are delivering essential funding. If we stay focused, we can reach the London Declaration's 2020 goals and help provide millions with access to health."
Pharmaceutical companies are also accelerating research and development efforts for new diagnostic tools and treatments in partnership with non-profit and other research and development organizations, as well as driving new implementation strategies. Recent advances include:
"Industry partners are eager to work together to build on longstanding efforts to combat NTDs, develop new drugs and diagnostics and go beyond drug donations to ensure life-saving and preventative solutions meet those in need," said Christopher Viehbacher, CEO of Sanofi, who spoke at today's event. "We are committed to improving the lives of millions of people who suffer from these horrific diseases and helping boost communities and economies."
Beyond pharmaceutical companies, other private sector enterprises have joined the fight against NTDs. For example, DHL is working with pharmaceutical companies to deliver drugs directly to national warehouses in endemic countries, streamlining customs processes to ensure timely delivery to populations in need.
Path Forward
While significant progress has been made, major scale-up of NTD programs and human and financial resources are needed to sustain progress and ensure the delivery of drug and funding commitments made to date. For example, while 700 million people received at least one mass drug administration for NTDs in 2012, only 36 percent of people in need of drugs worldwide received all the treatments they needed.
Additional financial resources are required from private and public sector donors to achieve program targets and reach people in need. Companies and research organizations must continue to work toward developing new treatments, diagnostics and other tools to address remaining gaps. Endemic countries need technical support to build the capacity and impact of their NTD efforts.
Collaboration across various sectors must also be a priority, such as integrating NTD programs with sanitation, education and nutrition programs.
Many French stakeholders, in the scientific community, among NGOs, and in both the public and the private sector, have played an important role in the fight against NTDs. France promoted the creation of the Global Observatory for Health Research and Development within WHO.
Through the French Agency for Development (AFD), France is renewing today its commitment with a 2 million grant to DNDi to develop new drugs against visceral leishmaniasis. This contribution comes in addition to the 5 million recently granted by AFD to DNDi for the fight against malaria, sleeping sickness and pediatric HIV.
The 10 diseases covered by the London Declaration include river blindness, Guinea worm, lymphatic filariasis, blinding trachoma, schistosomiasis, soil-transmitted helminths, leprosy, Chagas disease, visceral leishmaniasis and sleeping sickness.
The report is available here. View the live webcast of the panel event at Institut Pasteur here.
Uniting to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases
Uniting to Combat NTDs is a group of organizations committed to achieving the WHO's 2020 goal to control and eliminate 10 NTDs. By working together, Uniting to Combat NTDs aims to chart a new course toward health and sustainability among the world's poorest communities. Affiliated organizations have signed the London Declaration on NTDs, which was launched on 30 January 2012.
Additional Partner Remarks
"We are delighted to be part of this partnership. Tackling NTDs is a fundamental part of our integrated health and nutrition interventions at the school level. This approach not only reduces worm loads, but prevents reinfection and improves student enrolment and learning outcomes, helping us in our mission to provide access to quality primary education." Tariq Al Gurg, CEO, Dubai Cares
"Mundo Sano joins this effort to diminish the impact of soil-transmitted helminths, create an evidence base for strategies and tools that can be subsequently transferred to the public healthcare system, and promote the development of necessary medicines." Silvia Gold, President, Mundo Sano
"Vitamin Angels proudly joins this initiative to address soil-transmitted helminths in conjunction with our vitamin A intervention in the pre-school population. These children are the most vulnerable and truly need our support." Howard Schiffer, Founder and President, Vitamin Angels
"Our three decades worth of expertise in delivering water, sanitation and hygiene to those most in need will be crucial to the success of this global partnership to reduce the impact of soil-transmitted helminths on the health, nutrition and well-being of millions of children in developing countries." Girish Menon, Deputy Chief Executive, WaterAid UK
"We know that children who are not healthy cannot go to school and learn. We are working with the ministries of education in our partner countries to support school health initiatives and create stronger links between health and education ministries, both to deliver treatment and to disseminate prevention messages." Alice Albright, CEO, The Global Partnership for Education
"Good school meal programs are implemented as part of a wider school health and nutrition package that includes deworming. With the added ingredients of deworming and micronutrient fortification, school feeding can strengthen the overall health of children and reduce deficiencies that prevent them from realizing their potential." Peter Rodrigues, Chief of School Feeding Unit, World Food Programme
"Since 2002, Bayer is providing the WHO with essential medicines against African trypanosomiasis and Chagas disease, and in 2012 endorsed the London Declaration. This public-private partnership aimed at controlling or eliminating 10 NTDs by 2020 creates stronger prospects for success than ever before." Olivier Brandicourt, CEO, Bayer HealthCare
"Powerful partnerships between the public and private sectors are already helping us to combat neglected tropical diseases. These new funding commitments will bolster progress, and help donated deworming treatments to reach the children who need them." Sir Andrew Witty, CEO, GlaxoSmithKline
"It is great to see the progress that we are making for millions of people suffering from neglected tropical diseases. With the right mix of political will, public awareness, resources and transformative science, we can educate, treat and, eventually, eliminate many of these diseases. Working together, we can truly make a difference for people around the world." Alex Gorsky, Chairman & CEO, Johnson & Johnson
"While we have had a longstanding commitment to address river blindness and lymphatic filariasis, the London Declaration has further united those of us who envision a future free of NTDs for millions of people." Kenneth C. Frazier, Chairman and CEO, Merck & Co., Inc., Whitehouse Station, NJ, USA
"Novartis and the Novartis Foundation for Sustainable Development remain committed to going the last mile in making leprosy history. This devastating disease is curable, and I am proud that our donation of multidrug therapy has helped treat over 5 million patients since 2000." Joseph Jimenez, CEO, Novartis
"Burundi began its fight against NTDs in 2005 and has made tremendous progress since then, including the elimination of blinding trachoma. Now, the disease burden is decreasing and there is improved knowledge of NTDs across the Burundian population. We hope, with the support of our partners, that we will achieve elimination of onchocerciasis and schistosomiasis in the near future." Dr. Sabine Ntakarutimana, Burundi Minister of Public Health and Fight Against AIDS
"From 2000 to 2011, barely 1 percent of new chemical entities were targeted at neglected diseases. Getting treatments out there is the biggest challenge we face for the future." Christian Bréchot, President, Institut Pasteur
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MANCHESTER - School officials are confident their plans for "virtual classrooms" in the high schools will be ready in time for the Jan. 22 start of the winter quarter.
Mayor Ted Gatsas said he's been able to raise about $37,500 from the business community; a couple of companies are willing to contribute hardware for the program.
"I think it's going to be a go," Gatsas said. "The financial end is going to be met."
Under the plan presented in November by Superintendent Thomas Brennan, the district will set up "blended" classrooms, where students can take courses through the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School (known as V-LACS). The plan also calls for the creation of remote classrooms equipped with interactive video screens at the high schools, which would enable students at any of the three schools to participate in courses taught by a teacher at one of the schools.
Brennan has estimated the cost for three "blended learning labs" at $30,000 for hardware and $43,500 per semester for three lab facilitators. Equipping the remote classrooms would cost around $3,700 each.
Brennan did not return a call for comment regarding the details of the plan.
The technology initiatives are part of a multi-pronged reform agenda pushed by Gatsas following the outcry over the crowded classrooms. The issue has prompted Hooksett and Candia to take steps to sever the contract they have to send their students to city high schools.
Gatsas and district officials have presented the plan at meetings with residents and school board members of those towns. The plan has not been greeted with much enthusiasm by board members or parents, particularly activists who have called on the district to hire more teachers.
Brennan has maintained the technology program is not meant to directly address classroom crowding, but that it would allow the schools to use resources and schedule classes more efficiently.
Gatsas said along with the virtual classrooms, the district is moving forward with several components of the reform agenda.
"I think it's important that we achieve the goals we've set, getting virtual learning in place. Next we've got to achieve the redistricting and then lengthening of the school day," he said.
Amid the district's financial woes, Gatsas has increasingly reached out to local businesses and charities to support initiatives he's backed. He was able to raise $25,000 to fund a national search for a new superintendent for the district.
Gatsas said he didn't think members of the business community felt imposed on. "People in the business community have stepped up," he said.
The companies willing to supply the technology hardware, which Gatsas did not disclose, may be interested in taking advantage of the district's newly enacted policy allowing advertising in schools. Representatives of the companies have met with the superintendent to discuss having some form of advertising in the computer-equipped classrooms, Gatsas said.
The district's plans to turn to technology in the face of budget constraints and crowded classrooms have received national media coverage, with a recent article in The New York Times and a favorable editorial in The Boston Globe.
"Skeptics should give Manchester's plan fair consideration," the Dec. 19 Globe piece noted. "Done well, online learning and remote classrooms could actually enhance students' high school experience."
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A Spotsylvania County man who had a 14-hour standoff with police in August—wounding three deputies—will not serve any jail time.
Michael Smith Antosh, 62, "stipulated his guilt" Thursday as part of a plea agreement in Spotsylvania Circuit Court.
He was convicted of three counts of attempted unlawful wounding, which were amended from attempted capital murder of law enforcement officers. Three firearms charges were dropped as part of the agreement.
He was sentenced to 15 years in prison with all of that time suspended on the condition that he be of good behavior for 20 years, remain under mental health and medical supervision, provide monthly blood samples and forfeit all of his firearms and weapons.
Spotsylvania Commonwealth's Attorney Bill Neely said the sentence took into account Antosh's age, poor health, lack of a criminal record and the fact that he was found to be legally insane at the time of the incident.
He also said that if he was found innocent by reason of insanity, he could have been committed to a mental facility for as little as 45 days or the rest of his life. Neither side wanted to take that chance.
Defense Attorney Peter Greenspun argued at an earlier bond hearing that Antosh had stopped taking medication in June for a bipolar disorder he's had since the early 1990s. As a result, his behavior was described by his family as more and more unusual and bizarre.
"This is a mental health case," Greenspun said in court Thursday. "He is a far different person today than he was that day."
Standing up and dressed in a dark jacket and tan slacks, Antosh did appear to be a completely different person than the frail man in a wheelchair who appeared in court in October.
"We don't handle mental health very well," stated Judge J. Howe Brown. "Here, there were signs that things were going wrong. Family and friends knew, but what could they do?
"We don't have the ability to say someone is a danger until they become a danger," he continued. "I hope someday we can figure out how to handle it."
The Antosh situation took a dangerous turn last August after his wife, Marty, requested an emergency commitment order. She told police that he had a small collection of rifles and two 5-gallon buckets of ammunition.
Authorities responded to the 10300 block of Gordon Road around noon on Aug. 31 to serve the emergency custody order on Antosh. The order, signed by a judge, required that he be placed in a mental health facility for 72 hours for an evaluation. Antosh shares the residence with his wife, who was not home at the time.
When police arrived that Saturday, Antosh barricaded himself in his house and threatened deputies with a high-power rifle. During the nearly 14-hour standoff, Antosh was uncooperative, and negotiation efforts did not progress, police said.
Antosh is accused of shooting from inside his home around 2:30 a.m. the next day, then coming outside with a high-power semi-automatic rifle and continuing to fire at police.
Antosh was shot in the chest and in the thigh, which severed his femoral artery and nerve, and caused him to collapse on the garage floor, according to court records.
Stafford County deputies assisted Spotsylvania officers, and during the exchange, two Stafford deputies were wounded.
Spotsylvania Commonwealth's Attorney William Neely said one of the deputies was shot in the neck and the other was shot in the thigh. The two injured deputies were transported to Mary Washington Hospital, where they were treated and released the same day.
A Spotsylvania deputy was hit in the chest, but not injured because of a bulletproof vest.
Civil cases against Antosh are pending by the officers, Neely said.
A request for nearly $86,000 in restitution, which is what it cost the Sheriff's Office to bring Antosh in that day, was denied.
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There was no drama Saturday night at McKenzie Arena.
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's basketball team hammered Samford 92-62 to clinch the Southern Conference championship outright and lock up the top seed in next week's SoCon tournament.
Erin Helton finished with 17 points and nine rebounds off the bench and Shanara Hollinquest had 16 points to lead five Lady Mocs in double figures. The Lady Mocs hit 12 of 22 3-pointers and dominated Samford, which would have shared the SoCon title with a win.
Helton provided the Lady Mocs with a huge lift off the bench in the first half after Shanara Hollinquest picked up her second foul with 10:18 left in the half. Helton had 10 points and five rebounds in 10 minutes, helping UTC to a 36-25 lead at the break.
The Lady Mocs hits just one of their first six shots but finished the half 14 of 28 from the field. Samford, meanwhile, was just 10 of 28, 3-for-14 from 3-point range.
For more, read tomorrow's Times Free Press. You can also follow John Frierson's coverage of the Mocs at twitter.com/mocsbeat and facebook.com/mocsbeatTFP.
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