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Centerville, OH 45458
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- Carports & Garages Available
- Fireplaces & MIcrowaves Available
- Lakeside Living
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- Outstanding Floorplans
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- Minutes from Yankee Trace
- Lakeside Living
- Convenient for Cincinnati Commuters
Chesapeake Landing is located in affluent Washington Township, offers one & two bedroom upgraded apartments for rent in the award winning Centerville school district. Stylish 1 & 2 bedroom apartments with stainless steel appliances, dining room, den & wood burning fireplaces available. Our community features a swimming pool, stocked lake, tanning, sand volleyball, basketball court & 24 hour fitness center. Minutes from Austin Landing, Dayton Mall, LexisNexis, I-675, I-75 & The Greene!
Dayton, OH 45458
Revere Village
- Centerville Schools
- 3 Bedroom Town Homes
- Pet Friendly
- Flexible Lease Terms
- W/D Hook-ups in Select Units
- Fireplaces in Select Units
- Tennis Court
- Private Patios and Balconies
Revere Village offers apartments & townhomes for rent in Centerville, Ohio. Our community is centered around a clubhouse with a sparkling pool & tennis court! The community offers open green space & is adjacent to Stubbs Park. Easy access to I-675, I-75, Dayton Mall & surrounding suburbs of Springboro & Kettering & an easy commute to both Cincinnati & downtown Dayton. South Dayton's Revere Village is the place to be!
Centerville, OH 45459
Irongate Manor Apartments
- Centerville Schools
- air conditioning
- high speed internet available
- walk-in closets
- Newly Renovated Kitchens
- quiet, residential area
Irongate Manor is located in a quiet, resdidential neighborhood in historic Centerville, Ohio! You'll enjoy easy access to I-675, I-75, the Dayton Mall, downtown Dayton and surrounding suburbs like Kettering, Miamisburg, Springboro and West Carrollton. Our community offers one and two bedroom apartments with fully equipped kitchens, walk-in closets, extra storage and balcony or patio. You'll love coming home to Irongate Manor! Call today!
Dayton, OH 45459
Washington Park
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- Sparkling Swimming Pool
- Attached/detached Garages
- Private Entryways & Private Patio/balconies
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Charming rustic apartments and townhomes for rent in Centerville! Select homes have 13-foot ceilings. Several floor plans. Stunning swimming pool, 24-hour fitness center. Attached garages.
Centerville, OH 45459
Villager Apartments & Townhomes of Centerville
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Villager Apartments in Centerville located 1/2 way between the Dayton Mall & The Greene offers 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments and townhomes for rent in the most desired neighborhood location! Our spacious apartment homes may feature updated kitchens w/stainless steel appliances, wood burning fireplace, sunken living room & washer/dryer connections. The community features 2 swimming pools, fitness center, tanning bed & the best location between the Dayton Mall & The Greene!
Miamisburg, OH 45459
Mandarin Cove
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- Includes 1 or 2 car attached garage
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Mandarin Cove is located in Miami Township / Miamisburg, Ohio & offers 2 & 3 bedroom apartments & townhomes for rent with garages. Convenient to The Dayton Mall, I-675, I-75, WPAFB, and surrounding suburbs Centerville, Springboro and West Carrollton. Call today for more information. Our modern apartment homes feature fireplace, spacious floor plans, track lighting, walk-in closets & vaulted ceilings. Call today! 866-428-6474
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Steeplechase Apartments in Centerville
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Steeplechase Luxury Apartments located in Centerville offers 1 & 2 bedroom apartments for rent with spacious living areas & closets, gourmet kitchens & some even offer a woodburning fireplace! Our community is convenient to I-675, SR-725 & Far Hills Ave. Just 5 minutes from both The Greene & Dayton Mall & a few more minutes from Dayton's newest outdoor entertainment district, Austin Landing! We offer a resort-style swimming pool, sand volleyball, fitness room and so much more! Call today!
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Welcome Home to Centervillage Apartments for rent in Centerville! Our quaint community is located within a residential neigborhood right in the heart of historic Centerville Ohio. You'll have easy access to St. Rt. 48, I-675, I-75, the Dayton Mall, and surrounding suburbs like Miamisburg, Kettering, Springboro, and Beavercreek. With our location commutes to WSU, WPAFB and downtown Dayton are quick and easy. Call today to schedule your personal tour of Centervillage Apartments!
Centerville, OH 45459
Lalique Point
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Welcome home to Lalique Point Luxury Apartments for rent in the Centerville / Washington Township area. You'll love coming home to your 2 or 3 bedroom apartment with fireplace, vaulted ceilings, fully equipped kitchens & more! Lalique Point is conveniently located minutes from the area's finest shopping & dining venues available like The Greene, Dayton Mall, Austin Landing & an easy commute from I-675 or I-75 to downtown Dayton or Wright Patterson Air Force Base.
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I am having a problem with my Webalizer. I use Webalizer 2.0.1 on a Mac mini, OSX 10.4.9. When I first installed Webalizer, I type in the command webalizer in the terminal, it worked fine. When I restarted the terminal the next time, I typed in the same command, I got this message:
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Archive for 'Education & Training: Law Schools'
The Postradical Legal Generation
The title of this posting is the title of an article that just appeared on the Chronicle Review website of the The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Call it a more temperate look (more temperate than that of a now retired Canadian law professor – already noted on this forum) at law school education, albeit in the United States rather than Canada.
The focus of the article is the education of the graduates from "elite" law schools in the U.S. "at a time when most of the more-radical members of the faculty had either already disappeared or were losing their . . . [more]
Canadian Law Faculties 'Like Psychotic Kindergartens"
"Psychotic kindergartens." According to this piece from guardian.co.uk, Robert Martin, professor of law, emeritus, at the University of Western Ontario used this term and the term "feminist seminary" to describe Canadian law faculties. Martin's article, in the October 2009 edition of the scholarly journal Interchange, is behind a paywall. I have not read it, but thought it worth pointing to nonetheless. . . . [more]
News From Elsewhere
This is a bit of a global pot-pourri drawn from what I've been reading from elsewhere.
Access to Justice in Australia
Another Thomson/West acquisition – this time a Brazilian publisher was acquired
Harvard Law Library joins the Chesapeake Project
The Guardian picks up on Rob Martin's hyperbolic rant against Canadian Legal Education
An English law firm outsources all of its non-billable activities, including its law library, IT and knowledge management.
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A Tale of Two Conferences: CALL 2010 and LSUC Solo & Small Firm
I am in the midst of attending 5 conferences in 3 weeks, for the legal, library, publishing and business industries. The conferences are for varied audiences, and yet I am seeing some good synergies between the discussions.
I therefore found David Whelan's blog post "A Perspective on Professional Education" to be of interest. In it he compares the Canadian Association of Law Libraries conference–held last week in Windsor in conjunction with the Michigan Association of Law Libraries–to the 5th Annual Solo and Small Firm Conference put on by the Law Society of Upper Canada on Friday. As one . . . [more]
Articling Students in Need
One of the unique requirements that we have in North America to be called to the bar is the articling process, the merits of which have been discussed here. And we have seen law students try to use social media to get these positions.
But I still know an astonishing number of students from the class of 2010 that do not have any articling position at all. Not just from my school, but across Ontario and the country. So here's my attempt to try and do something about it. . . . [more]
Harvard Law School During National Library Week
Last week was National Library Week in the U.S., sponsored by the American Library Association as a way to promote libraries. In Friday's Law Librarian Conversations podcast (formerly the Law Librarian podcast) we talked about the up-take of this week by academic law libraries, especially considering that the focus tends to be on public libraries. One library in particular stood out: Harvard Law School Library.
According to the Et Seq. – Harvard Law School Library Blog post by Meg Kribble, the following "fun and games" were used to promote the library during National Library Week:
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New Educause Review
Educause is an interesting organization, with relevance for anyone working in or near a law school:
EDUCAUSE is a nonprofit association whose mission is to advance higher education by promoting the intelligent use of information technology. EDUCAUSE helps those who lead, manage, and use information resources to shape strategic decisions at every level.
Educause Review always contains interesting articles, and the new edition is no exception. Richard N. Katz's Scholars, Scholarship, and the Scholarly Enterprise in the Digital Age looks informative. Also in this issue: Lawrence Lessig on Copyright (I thought he quit that beat), and Larry Sanger on knowledge . . . [more]
What Starts Here – Changes the World
That's the motto (or slogan for those who prefer the Gaelic) of the University of Texas at Austin, which today announced a new three-year joint degree programme combining a Master of Science and Information Studies and Doctor of Jurisprudence (MSIS/JD).
The new programme "responds to an increased need for specialist trained to help address legal issues arising from the increasingly complex and changing world of information use, retrieval and storage in the 21st century."
For those interested, eligibility is set out here.
For all the hype, the sample course selection here is fairly ho-hum, just plain vanilla . . . [more]
Changing Legal Education: The Need to Get Real
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Too tense to be undone
I walk the streets
Not expecting morning sun
Against the voice of doom
Failures fall all over town
I guess I should
I feel I should
Get real Get real…♫
Lyrics and Music by David Bowie and Brian Eno.
Irene Plagianos, for The American Lawyer and posted on Law.com today, wrote an article entitled: The Future of Legal Education: Get Real.
She reported on how Dean Richard Matasar of the New York Law School (partnered with Harvard Law School) introduced a different discussion topic to a crowded classroom . . . [more]
Outsourcing in the Academy
In the Chronicle of Higher Education, an article about a law professor who outsources her grading work to India. She feels that detailed feedback is key to improving writing skills, but at some 5,000,000 words each year,
. . . [more]
Her seven teaching assistants, some of whom did not have much experience, couldn't deliver. Their workload was staggering: About 1,000 juniors and seniors enroll in the course each year. "Our graders were great," she says, "but they were not experts in providing feedback."
That shortcoming led Ms. Whisenant, director of business law and ethics studies at Houston, to a novel solution last
Discussions on Records Management and Work Opportunities in Law Librarianship for New Library School Graduates
Last night I had the pleasure of speaking to the INF 2133 Legal Literature and Librarianship class at the Faculty of Information, University of Toronto on the topic of knowledge management (KM) in law firms.
The course is taught by law librarians John Papadopoulos and Sooin Kim. There was, I think, some interest in the topic of KM since many of the students were aware of the importance of KM and some had taken Professor Choo's courses, some of which discuss KM.
Two things arose that I thought I would mention here:
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Experience Norris Dam State Park this November
The ducks have the right idea. Norris Lake is the place to be in the fall.
I join them on the water this Sunday when I took a pontoon boat ride on Norris Lake.
Rangers at Norris Dam State Park guide pontoon boat rides for two weeks in October so people like me can see the colors of the season from the water, just like the mallard ducks do. The one-hour tours depart from the Norris Dam Marina.
The children in our boating party are the first to notice the ducks. Ranger Allison Humble is eager to answer their questions as she navigates the boat away from the dock and toward the massive grey walls of the Norris Dam. She gives us a quick history of how and why the dam was built. The three-year construction project was completed in 1936. It was the first dam of Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), an agency established by Congress in 1933.
"Norris Lake is the cleanest and the deepest of the TVA lakes," Allison says as she steers the boat toward the Cove Creek Wildlife Management Area. "Norris Lake has 800 miles of shoreline with 80-85% of it being on land owned by state or federal agencies."
The bluegreen water sets off the glowing oranges and bright red foliage. "Maple, oak, hickory, and tulip poplar are the most commonly seen trees," says Allison. Hues are most vivid along the shoreline." The leaves turn quicker because of cool temperatures coming from the water. Cool crisp nights make a difference." She predicts the colorful foliage will last only until early November.
Turkey vultures soar over a nearby bluff. She uses binoculars to locate great blue heron on the shoreline. "Five bald eagles have set up residence here," she says. River otters live here too, sometimes cleaning their fish on the marina docks. We scan the shoreline for deer that sometimes slip out of the woods. Not today, but it doesn't seem to matter.
In the distance, we can see the Cumberland Mountains wrapped in fog. The lake extends 56 miles up the Powell River and 72 miles up the Clinch River. After taking time to enjoy the mountains, we turn to head back to the marina, waving as we pass fishing boats. Maybe the fishermen are angling for bass, bluegill or stripper. Or maybe they are like us….simply enjoying the view.
Getting there: The marina is located about four miles from exit 128 off Interstate 75 along U.S. Highway 441. Some of the best coffee you will ever taste is available at the marina's store.
From the marina, it is only a five-minute drive to other attractions in the state park. I opt to hear the mountain music being played at the Lenoir Museum Historical Complex. (Every Sunday afternoon; no admission fee). The good weather also encourages a picnic and hike. The 4,038-acre state park offers 15 miles of wooded trails, cabins and picnic areas. It adjoins TVA land that also features hiking trails and water access.
Read more on this beautiful Tennessee treasure here and let us know in the comments your favorite thing to do there.


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The author of the 'Game of Thrones' series talks about his newest novel, and the joys and challenges of writing genre fiction
Karolina Webb
Many will be relieved to know that A Dance With Dragons, the long-awaited fifth entry in George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series, is infinitely more satisfying than its predecessor, 2005's bleak and plodding A Feast for Crows. The aspects of Martin's work that have endeared him to fans are abundant here—rich world building, narrative twists and turns, and gritty depictions of the human struggle for power. Characters who were sorely missed in Feast—Daenerys Targaryen, Tyrion Lannister, and Jon Snow—make up more than a third of the novel, and Martin is wise enough to give us at least a chapter from (almost) everyone else.
Weaknesses that have plagued Martin's previous books are also present: too much repetition, unexceptional prose, and characters who use the same idioms (and have sex in exactly the same manner) no matter their ethnicity, social class, or continent. But while A Dance with Dragons cries out for better editing, it remains entirely engrossing. Martin has hidden so many clues and red herrings throughout his previous volumes that it is a thrill to see certain pieces fall into place.
Much of the action in Dance takes place away from Westeros, across the Narrow Sea and along Slaver's Bay, where the exiled Tyrion has fled and Daenerys is preparing for both war and an onslaught of suitors. In fact, we see little of King's Landing, and the political intrigue that occupied previous books. Winter has very nearly come, and with it increased desperation and treachery, especially at the Wall, where Jon Snow is attempting to negotiate a fragile peace between the Night's Watch, the surviving wilding clans, and Stannis Baratheon, one of the claimants to the Iron Throne. The magic that re-entered the world with Dany's dragons is also gaining strength, along with the religious fervor that it inspires.
Martin strives to keep his reader engaged, and often succeeds, although his penchant for unpredictability means that the reader is increasingly skeptical of cliff-hangers, especially deaths, which rarely seem to stick. Let me put it this way: If one central character who appears to be almost certainly dead at the end of Dance actually is, I'll be both devastated, and very impressed.
We spoke to Martin last week about the challenges of building a fictional universe, the sexual politics of his writing, and why science fiction and fantasy are conquering the world.
Do you consider your writing as falling within the fantasy genre? What are the advantages to working within a specific genre? How does it help you tell your story?
I don't want to deny that I write in fantasy, I think I obviously do. There's magic and there's dragons and swords, and all the traditional trappings of fantasy here. But I've also written in other genres in the past, a lot of science fiction, horror, and books that are strange hybrids of all of these things.
I've always agreed with William Faulkner—he said that the human heart in conflict with itself is the only thing worth writing about. I've always taken that as my guiding principle, and the rest is just set dressing. I mean, you can have a dragon, you can have a science fiction story set on a distant planet with aliens and starships, you can have a western about a gunslinger, or a mystery novel about a private eye, or even literary fiction—and ultimately you're still writing about the human heart in conflict with itself. So that's the way I try to approach this thing. And while I may work within a genre, I've never liked to be bound by them. I have a lot of fun in frustrating genre expectations, using a bit of this or a bit of that, and doing something that hasn't been done before.
Do you think that being associated with fantasy limits the expectations or responses that people have to your work?
It does to an extent, certainly. But I think that's changing. I'm 62 years old, I sold my first story in 1971 and I started reading this stuff in the '50's and '60's, when I was still a kid. The prejudice against all genre literature, but particularly science fiction and fantasy, was very strong then. I had books taken away from me in school by teachers saying, "Oh you shouldn't read this stuff, it will rot your mind." A lot of markets didn't want to consider it either—you just had specialized magazines.
But science fiction and fantasy have really conquered the world, especially in popular culture. There are also wonderful writers out there like Michael Chabon, who are trying to break down these genre barriers, who are writing things that are demonstrably science fiction or fantasy, and yet are getting a lot of literary respect. You're seeing mainstream writers who are taking the tropes and themes of genre and writing so-called "literary fiction" out of it. So I think all the barriers are eroding and will continue to erode.
That's not to say there aren't still some places where the older attitudes prevail, but I don't think they will prevail for much longer. A hundred years from now they will be gone, and it will all be what it was to begin with—just stories, without marketing labels placed on them.
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January 26, 2001 Friday
(NEW ORLEANS) -- A police cruiser collided with a car late Thursday on North Claiborne Avenue, killing the car's driver and a pedestrian, authorities said.
An on-duty 1st District officer was eastbound on Claiborne about 10:30 p.m. when his car collided with a Dodge that was trying to across Claiborne at Gov. Nicholls Street, Lt. Marlon Defillo said.
After the impact, the Dodge spun around and struck a male pedestrian, Defillo said.
The Dodge's driver, a man, was ejected from the car.
Two narcotics officers, who happened to be nearby, called for help. The two victims died a short time later at Charity Hospital.
The officer suffered facial injuries, but they weren't serious.
There were no witnesses and no one was cited in the incident, Defillo said.
The officer, whom he would not identify, was not responding to a call.
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DLA Piper's Mark Radcliffe, a Silicon Valley-based partner, has been chosen as one of 25 recipients of The Recorder's first-ever 'Innovator Award'.
DLA Piper represents iSocket in acquisition by The Rubicon Project
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Dave's Buick Lacrosse Cxl — Performance: Acceleration, braking, and handling is very good. The power steering really helps to keep this vehicle running smoothly. Build Quality: The quality of the vehicle is quite normal. Normal wear and tear is expected without any unusual problems. So, the Buick Lacrosse is very reliable. Appearance: The Buick Lacrosse CXL is a very luxurious vehicle. It has a lot of comfort features and it has a very exquisite appeal. Cost of Ownership: Mileage was very good when I first bought it and the price was very good ($14,500 at 39,000 miles). Fun Factor: It is most certainly a fun and smooth vehicle to drive. One would be quite impressed with the overall feel of the Lacrosse.
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Looks hot, drives hot
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Stylish Little Sport Sedan — This is a sweet ride! The Gen III 3.8 V-6 pumps out plenty of power to get you motivated. The ride is kind of on the firm side but that's why is takes corners like it's on rails. Interior is comfy, I like the long seat bottoms. The dash is kind of cheezy with hard plastics that tend to squeak.
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Near Perfect!!
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Salotto 44, a new café and bar in Hauz Khas, has more to offer diners than just a giant screen splashing IPL matches
With IPL getting close to knock-out stages, what could be better than watching the matches live on giant screens with friends? But to choose from numerous restaurants which offer this service is a tough ask. Being a foodie, I prefer a place which might offer me some tasty food as well. I also don't mind checking out a new joint.
So the newly launched Salotto 44 café & bar, one of the newest entrants in the Hauz Khas market in New Delhi, comes to me as a good option. It serves multi cuisine and has a nice giant screen.
On entering the café, I reserve my seat right in front of the screen. The café manager asksif he should play some music for me. I reply, let's go for Danny Morrison instead of Jim Morrison.
The ambience of the café is nice, comfortable seats and lights adequately dim. The chef starts with a soup, serves a seafood bisque. It seems pretty ordinary to me but another soup that lands at my table, a chicken and lemon grass brew, has a nice flavour.
Also comes som tam salad, a chilli, lime and jaggery dressing with raw papaya — tasty. Topped with peanuts, the salad has a nice crunch.
Though I would say, some of the appetisers are the USP of the cafe. Like the crispy mozzarella cheese fingers paired with some colourful mocktails. The Italian import, bruchetta, is another.
Then there is dahi ki sholey. The chicken pesto on skewers are delicious too.
But one dish which needs a special mention is the prawn mehrunnisa made with a chilli and saffron marinade. The tender prawns will just melt in your mouth. The kalmi kabab is again tasty here and has a nice earthy aroma of charcoal. Chapli kabab though is way far from the original.
To change the flavour in my mouth, I ask for risotto — not anything to rave about. The ratio of cheese and rice seems imbalanced.
From the grill section, go for the herbs crusted grilled chicken, flavourful.
In dessert, there is cinnamon carrot cake, disappointing. Go for chocolate mousse instead, refreshing.
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As of Tuesday's close at $16.34, the shares have nearly doubled since hitting a 52-week low of $9.45 on Oct. 4 but the forward price-to-earnings multiple is still only 7.2X, much lower than 13X multiple of the S&P 500.A couple of years out of bankruptcy protection, Dana brought in CEO Roger Wood from larger rival BorgWarner (BWA) last year, and Croft says that was the catalyst for his decision to buy shares. "He is focused on margin," says Croft, who also expects the stock to benefit from the rebounding truck market and its growing presence in the promising electric and hybrid car markets. "The stock is not as green and cheap as it was a couple of months ago," he notes, but "in a market like this where people are taking on more risk, I think Dana's valuation can keep going up." Another plus, last Thursday, Dana's board initiated its first-ever quarterly dividend of 5 cents a share of common stock. The majority of the sell side is on board with Croft's bullishness with 11 of the 14 analysts covering the stock at either strong buy (4) or buy (7), and the 12-month median price target at $20.75, implying potential upside of 27% from Tuesday's close. Check out TheStreet's quote page for Dana Holding for year-to-date share performance, analyst ratings, earnings estimates and much more.
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Deadlines: The deadline for 2014-15 OHSU PA admissions cycle has passed as of October 1, 2014 - The anticipated deadline for 2015-16 admissions will be September 1, 2015. Applications will be available through CASPA in mid-April 2015. The deadline refers to a CASPA application submitted by 11:59pm (Eastern Time). All supporting materials such as transcripts, letters of recommendation, etc., must be received at CASPA on or before the deadline. No exceptions.
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Revenue from the sale of biosimilars is expected to grow from $311 million in 2010 to $2–$2.5 billion in 2015, according to IMS Health in their report, The Global Use of Medicines: Outlook Through 2015 released in May 2011,. With all that revenue to be captured, it is no surprise that large pharmaceutical companies are diversifying their portfolios to accommodate this product area. When Pfizer acquired Wyeth in 2009, part of the value of that deal for Pfizer came from the acquisition of Wyeth's development and manufacturing capabilities for biologics and vaccines, capabilities that put the company in position to enter the growing biosimilars market.
Dr. Diem Nguyen, Pfizer's general manager for the Biosimilars Business Unit, spoke with me at last week's BIO International convention about Pfizer's strategy for developing biosimilars. According to Nguyen, the combination of the capabilities obtained as a result of the Wyeth acquisition with the development expertise already resident in Pfizer's Established Products Division provides a solid foundation for Pfizer to establish leadership in the area of biosimilars. She indicated that Pfizer has established a new business unit within the Established Products Division to oversee development of proteins, monoclonal antibodies, and niche biopharmaceuticals.
Under the unit's auspices are two important collaborations, one with Israel-based Protalix for the development of taligucerase alfa, an enzyme for the treatment of Gaucher's disease, and a partnership with the Indian company, Biocon, to commercialize biosimilar insulin and insulin analogues. In the near term, the partnership with Biocon will focus on providing biosimilar insulin to markets in developing nations, but long terms plans are to expand to a global market. Development and manufacture of more complex products, such as antibodies or drug-antibody conjugates, will take place in the former Wyeth facilities. Nguyen said that the goals are to develop cell lines that produce products at high yields, to introduce a competitive cost structure, and provide value to stakeholders. In the end, says Nguyen, she believes that Pfizer's goal in the production of biosimilars is to "provide quality that patients trust, value, and [give them] access to medications."


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First of all, took 'em long enough. Second of all, did they purposely make it nearly impossible to tell which areas of that map are actually highlighted? (Or are my eyes just not working?)
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Looking on eBay, listings showing inlet manifolds state thst the ST170 manifold will fit the Zetec 1.8 and 2.0.
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I always close the door when I shower as it is warmer that way.
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LOL A few years ago, I remember seeing a video online of a cat stretching its paw under the closed door while its owner was in the bathroom. LOL
We've kind of conditioned our dogs poorly so that they have ulterior motives to come in the bathroom: they are fed in the basement bathroom, the main floor bathroom houses their snacks and the younger one likes to drink the water out of the shower in the master bath. Even when I use the guest bath upstairs, if I don't latch the door, they'll poke it open just to see what I'm up to. ;)
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Interesting article......Microsoft just cant leave XP to rest hahaha
Bink.nu | Microsoft Extends XP Life Again, This Time for PC Builders - Bink.nu
Thanks Ric. Not had any coffee yet
I do believe XP SP3 is the last XP Service Pack, however I suspect in a few years they may release an Update Rollup, which is sort of like a mini Service Pack. This is what Microsoft did for Windows 2000, instead of SP5.
Service Packs can and do include new functions in addition to fixing bugs. Update Rollups are just bug fixes only.
I wonder sometimes whether Vista SP2 will be the last Vista Service Pack also. 2000 SP4, XP SP3, Vista SP2, Windows 7 (maybe only SP1) we shall have to wait and see...
I create the Post XP SP3 Packs because it saves so much time. Pretty much automated, you could do many machines at once or make yourself they well earned coffee
It was - SP6 accidently broke TCP/IP (for non-admins).
If you just want to install the security fixes &c, then you can try AutoPatcher.com which will do this. I'm not sure how it works though, at work I find it easy enough to connect to my WSUS server, and leave it overnight, and then a nicely updated machine sits before me.... At home, I use Ubuntu (although they so bring out patches/fixes every week).
That is michael up there
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Check out the Windows Service Pack Road Map: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/lif...vicepacks.mspx
It doesn't say to much though.
wouldn't a WSUS server be a better long term solution?
That would be great if I could get it approved by my Boss But it will not happen
Thanks anyway for all in participating!
What is it about WSUS that he/she won't go for ?
It's a bloody marvellous system...
Once setup, you just need to authorise patches every month or so, but once this is done, you just leave the machines to get on with it themselves. It's about 10-15 minute job every month, and every machine will be kept upto the same patch level.
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