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29.01.2015 - MedDay Pharmaceuticals has appointed Philippe Goupit as an independent Non-Executive Director on its board of directors. Mr Goupit brings his significant business and corporate development experience in the biotech and pharma sector to the Parisian-based company, which focuses on the treatment of nervous system disorders.
Philippe, a pharma VIP has over 30 years' experience in the industry, and has spent 20 years at Sanofi. Until recently he was Vice President, Corporate Licenses at Sanofi. His experience in business development covers M&A, as former head of the corporate M&A group in Sanofi, and licensing activities. Philippe has also served for some years as the Head of Investor Relations at Sanofi.
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While in London for the Olympics, I paid attention to some money saving tips that would be applicable not just for trips during the Olympics, but for trips once the Olympics were over. My husband and I are actually returning early next year in an Envoy Suite using the US Airways off-peak awards for just 55,000 miles each (we got a 5K discount for having the US Airways card), so I wanted to be able to have some good ideas for when we make our return visit. I got several great ideas from many of you, so thanks for the advice!
If you are interested, here is the article I wrote on the topic for the Travel Channel's blog entitled "London Sendoff: Tips to Save Money in London After the Games".
Now I can't wait to get back to London and visit some of the free attractions that we just didn't have enough time to get to on this trip!
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Great photo of the Tower Bridge!
@Jayson, thanks! Truly my biggest regret on this trip was relying on my iPhone camera instead of bringing a "real" camera.
Ahem… As I tried to warn you in my comment on July 31st, you do not want to go to the National Portrait Gallery, which is basically a series of paintings of previous members of English royalty, done by whomever. Imagine someone showing you pictures of his uncle, his grand uncle, his grand grand uncle…..
No, about a block away is the National Gallery {no portrait in the name} which is a fabulous collection of paintings by the Old Masters, from the early 13th century to the early 20th century. Especially the 17th with Rubens, Van Dyck, Rembrandt,and Vermeer. And the 18th with Ingres, Degas, Cézanne, Monet, and Van Gogh.
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NHL: 5Game 4lessonsBy DOUG ALDEN
The Associated Press | June 21,2013BOSTON Five things learned in the Chicago Blackhawks 6-5 overtime win over the Boston Bruins in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup finals Wednesday night:
BLACKHAWKS BOUNCE BACK: The Blackhawks had plenty to celebrate after splitting two games in Boston. Chicago hosts Game 5 on Saturday with the series tied at two apiece instead of in a 3-1 hole. The Blackhawks also atoned for their listless performance in a 2-0 loss in Game 3 on Monday. Chicago had six shots on goalie Tuukka Rask before the Bruins had any. The Blackhawks also came out hitting and never let up, showing some grit that was lacking in the previous game. While the Bruins rallied to tie it three different times, the Blackhawks never trailed. They keep coming. Theyre a hard-working team. They have skill on all their lines, Chicago coach Joel Quennville said. They have a mobile and active D. They have big shots. Defensively youre always going to get challenged and tested. But I thought we did a better job of our offense putting some pressure on their D.
OT AGAIN: Maybe the 48-game lockout-shortened schedule was a good thing, because the postseason is getting stretched to the max. Wednesdays game was the 27th overtime game of this years playoffs, one short of the record set in 1993. That was also the last time three games in the finals went beyond regulation, with Montreal taking all three while beating Wayne Gretzky and the Los Angeles Kings. Its exciting. Everybody worked so hard tonight. Everybodys worked so hard through the playoffs, said Brent Seabrook, who scored on a slap shot 9:51 into OT. Were all contributing. It doesnt matter if I score or anybody else scores, its nice to get the win and move on to the next day. The Blackhawks are 5-2 in OT during the playoffs and the Bruins are 5-3, losing for the first time in an OT game in Boston in these playoffs.
RASK ROUGHED Boston goalie Tuukka Rasks remarkable postseason run stalled on Wednesday night and his shutout streak of more than 129 minutes was long forgotten by the time it was over. Rask had allowed seven goals over the previous seven games before the Blackhawks cracked him in the largest offensive outburst of the series. Chicago had just five goals in the series entering Game 4, and the teams had combined for just 12 before striking for 11 on Wednesday. The final one came on Seabrooks slap shot as captain Jonathan Toews provided a bulky screen in front of Rask as the puck got past him and tucked inside the far post. We were just around the net. We were getting inside and found the rebounds, said Toews, who had gone 10 games without a goal before he scored early in the second to put Chicago up 2-1. Ugly goals, we dont care. Well find a way. Its something we need to keep doing. Boston coach Claude Julien did not blame Rask for the loss in his postgame comments, but didnt exactly rush to his goalies defense, either. I dont evaluate the players publicly here, Julien said. I look at our whole team and tell you our whole team was average. You can take what you want from that. I think we can be a lot better. We have an opportunity to be better next game. Hopefully, if anything, that makes us even hungrier.
NO GLOVE The Bruins made it a long night for Chicago goalie Corey Crawford as well, finding a vulnerable spot on his glove side and targeting it all game. All five of Bostons goals were to Crawfords glove side and the Bruins tested him there one final time in OT on a snap shot by Rich Peverley. Crawford juggled the puck slightly, but held on to it and forced a faceoff. Seabrook scored 19 seconds later and Crawford had another win in the finals despite allowing five goals. Corey has been great for us all year, all playoffs. He just moves forward, coach Joel Quenneville said. Commend him. We got the win. You know, hell be fine.
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First one Is of a toothy seedling. RS X RF This one is Victorian Garden Star Bright. MF X TGBTG Linda |
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well I like the first one a lot, but that next to the last one, so corally pink/peachy! pretty!! |
- Posted by jean_ar z8 Ar (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Jul 3, 14 at 0:37
well,i really like the toothy first one,and all of the other, too.My favorite being the last one.gorgeous. jean |
- Posted by twixanddud z5/6 SE Mich (My Page) on Thu, Jul 3, 14 at 5:29
Wow, you must be really happy with your seedlings, they are beautiful! I love the first one especially. |
- Posted by mantis__oh z6 OH (My Page) on Thu, Jul 3, 14 at 10:18
Numbers 4 & 5 are my favorites. May I ask what the abbreviations stand for? |
The rain just washed out all my morning crosses. I should have capped the pistils today, but thought I might beat the rain, so I didn't do it. Oh well. Thanks for the kind words regarding my seedlings. Mantis....the abbreviations I use are the first letters in the pod and pollen parents name. If I make a cross with Allen Lane Agin, I will use the letters ALA to identify that particular plant. Linda |
Your toothy seedling looks like a winner. Besides the edge, it has nice rich color and a good watermark. My other favorite seedling is the second one. Nice contrast between the eye and petal color! Debra |
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Pretty! especially like the first one for its edge and color. |
You must be happy with the results of those crosses. The first and last one are my favorites. I like the last one for the wider throat color, but the splotches take away a bit from it. I'm sure they will clear up for you though......Maryl |
Wow! Victoria Garden Star Bright is dark! Love it! |
- Posted by gonegardening 7 VA (My Page) on Thu, Jul 3, 14 at 17:19
Impressive. You must enjoy getting up in the mornings to race out and see what's happening in the seedling beds. Lovely pictures. |
- Posted by gonegardening 7 VA (My Page) on Sat, Jul 5, 14 at 17:08
Impressive. You must enjoy getting up in the mornings to race out and see what's happening in the seedling beds. Lovely pictures. |
- Posted by organic_kitten 8 (My Page) on Sun, Jul 6, 14 at 9:28
That toothy seedlings is a beauty. kay |
Great Seedlings - all of them!! |
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Reviewed Chocolate Chip Cookies Straight Up or with Nuts
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"I was reading the recipe and thought it had too much salt, if using regular (salted butter. I have the episode DVR'd, so I checked to see what type of butter she actually used. She doesn't state it, but in the close-up shot of the butter, the wrapper says, "UNSALTED SWEET BUTTER." I hope this helps some people. I personally prefer a chewier cookie""
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"I'm in love with these cookies! I use a full cup of the Malted milk powder. I'll be keeping these on hand in my freezer stash indefinitely (I've already made them 3 times!. If you want to see how I make them, you can check out my 1chefmommy blog @ blogspot.
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