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OTTAWA - Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak suggested Thursday that the Liberals may have made a deal with the Ontario Provincial Police Association in exchange for its support during the election — an allegation the union president called "baseless and irresponsible."
President Jim Christie has said that ads his association took out against the PC party were not an endorsement of the Liberals nor of the NDP — they just don't want Hudak as premier.
Speaking in Ottawa, Hudak pointed to a National Post report suggesting Christie is pushing for a Liberal victory in the June 12 election.
"I do have concerns about the OPP union meeting with the Liberals during the campaign and what was promised by (Premier) Kathleen Wynne and the Liberals in return for advertising," Hudak said.
"These government unions are spending millions and millions of dollars on ads to re-elect the Liberals...What they're trying to do with all that money is they're trying to elect a legislature of the compliant, politicians who will bend to wage and benefit increases and try to intimidate their opponents. Not me."
Hudak said when he met with the OPPA they wanted him to exempt its members from his proposed wage-freeze policy and he said no.
"My question is: What did Kathleen Wynne and the Liberals say yes to?" Hudak said.
In Toronto, Wynne didn't respond directly when asked if there was anything offered to the OPPA in return for the ads, but she said as far as she knew the association hadn't made any endorsements.
"I had no idea — we had no idea — what the OPPA was going to do in terms of their judgment on our policies or the Conservative policies," she said.
Wynne said at another event later in the day that she has not met with the OPPA recently and "there is no interaction between me and them in terms of their decisions."
Christie did not return a request for an interview, but issued a statement saying he meets with senior officials from all three parties to advocate for his members.
"Tim Hudak's concerns about the OPP Association securing any promise whatsoever with the Liberal Party of Ontario in return for advertising are baseless and irresponsible," he wrote.
NDP Leader Andrea Horwath suggested there is nothing inappropriate about the OPPA's ads, though she declined to comment on what may have gone on in the meeting between the association and the Liberals.
"It's important that various voices get engaged in the political process," she said in Port Colborne.
"I think it's legitimate for organizations and for individuals to engage in the political debate and to talk freely about their concerns as well as their hopes for this province. So I have no problem with the fact that the OPPA or any other organization for that matter gets involved, gets engaged in political discussion."
The Ontario Provincial Police force has said it does not, in any way, support the union campaign and released a letter Thursday that Commissioner Vince Hawkes sent to members, saying as public service members they are restricted from political activity.
"A public servant engages in political activity when he or she does anything in support of or in opposition to a federal or provincial political party," Hawkes wrote in the letter dated Wednesday.
Under the Public Service of Ontario Act, members can't associate their position with political activity during an election, Hawkes wrote. One exception is if the member is on a leave of absence, for example to serve as OPPA president, he wrote.
The Tories raised their concerns in an early-morning conference call with reporters, saying the police union's actions undermine impartiality. Tory candidate Steve Clark pointed to the OPP's ongoing investigation of the Liberal government over the alleged destruction of documents related to the cancellation of two gas plants and another probe at Ornge, the province's air ambulance service.
"I think both the premier and OPPA need to come clean with what was part of those discussions," Clark said. "Was there a discussion about the gas plant investigation? Was there a discussion about Ornge? I think people want to know."
Absolutely not, Christie wrote in his statement.
"I want to be crystal clear on this," he wrote. "Any meeting held with Liberal party officials or with officials from any party never involved any ongoing investigations being conducted by the OPP. These investigations are clearly under the purview of Commissioner Hawkes and the OPP."
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"The extraordinary tragedy in Moncton reminds us of the incredibly unique job that our police officers do," he said. "There is no other job like it. They put their lives on the line and sadly three more are not going to come home now to see their families."
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GRAND FORKS — The decision to move the University of North Dakota Women's Center from its current location in a residential home on campus has been postponed, the university said Wednesday.
The center was originally going to move into McCannel Hall, and some worried the location wouldn't suit the center's needs.
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I was just wondering if anybody as ever had the miss fortune of receiving a plume poppy? I was given one last year and thought it was a neat plant, well I have been digging plum poppys for 2 weeks, they just keep coming. It sends out roots that are non stop!!! It might be a great plant to give to your best enemy!!! It is the most invasive plant I have ever had!!!
I have had plume poppy for a few years but I really do love it. I grow it with a tall purple annual that reseeds itself every year and they battle it out for their inch on the mound but they are absolutely magnificent together.
People on garden tours always ask what it is and beg for some of their very own.
Yes, it spreads by that running root but in the early spring I just yank out what I don't want or any babies that have wandered too far and that keeps it contained to the area where I want it
I also have it in sun/shade and that may help with controling it. I love the color and shape so I have to put up with the rest.
Last year I put some in my woods as a background to my white garden with gooseneck loosestrife in front of it and a row of huge stones that I dug into the groundto stop the 2 invaders from coming into the white garden. So far it looks like the idea worked! We'll see!
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I too love it even though it has taken over. It easily pulls out. Might I suggest though that you weed out all the new sprouts and take the original and replant it in a large pot with no holes and then sink the pot into the soil. This should stop the spread by root as it will be contained in the pot and yet give you the beautiful architecture of the plant. Good luck and please keep us posted on your success.
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As journalists, we are taught early to "kill your darlings."
The material may be punchy, savory, heartbreaking, or hilarious, but if it's not necessary for the story — or if it's redundant or tangential or in some other way doesn't fit — don't use it, and get over it.
David Gerlach wants to help you bring those forgotten interviews out of the shoebox (or the 2007 folder on your hard drive) and onto public radio, podcasts, mobile apps, YouTube, and other platforms. Through his nonprofit DG Multimedia, Inc., the former TV producer founded Blank on Blank, a Brooklyn-based project to resuscitate never-before-heard tape from journalists' reporting archives.
Journalists submit old tape, and his production team polishes it up. In some cases, they even animate it. Here's an example of the "lost tape" from Anthony Bozza's Rolling Stone interview with U2 frontman Bono in October 2001:
If this anecdote sounds familiar, you may have read it in the December 2001 issue of Rolling Stone. But there's nothing like audio to illustrate how magazines sometimes tweak quotes and altogether change an interviewer's interjections. (Example: When Bono says his father's last words were, "Are you all f--king mad?" Rolling Stone prints Bozza as having responded: "That's amazing. To whom was this addressed?" but listening to the interview, Bozza actually said: "Are you serious? Oh good lord.")
Other examples of material you'll find from Blank on Blank: a conversation with Martin Scorsese about the use of soundtracks in his movies; Radiohead's Thom Yorke on his reputation; Alan Ginsberg's recording of a hospital visit to actor/director/poet/activist Julian Beck; and puppeteer Caroll Spinney on voicing Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch.
These aren't just raw tapes: Blank on Blank includes reflections from the interviewers, and context from producers. You'll hear gravelly phone sound, horns honking, the stuff that so often gets smoothed out in a professional broadcast. (Though it must be noted that purists will cringe at the way Blank on Blank producers sometimes insert their own sounds — clips of records referenced, the growl of a car starting up at the mention of a taxi cab, and so on.)
"The pauses are one of my favorite things," Gerlach said. "The silence in the interview. That is when you can sense someone's optimism, someone's discomfort, someone fumbling for the right words. There's an intimacy that you get that's just different. It's not edited for time. If there's that choice moment, I want you to hear it. And I want you to hear the police siren in the background, and the papers rustling."
Gerlach says his years in television left him with a nagging sense of loss over the material that never aired.
"It always amazed me I had this great stuff on tape that I never did anything with and no one ever got to hear it," he told me. "It just stuck in the back of my head: All this amazing content that was going nowhere, dying on the vine."
So in December 2010, Gerlach applied for a Knight News Challenge grant. Blank on Blank was just a part-time project back then, but when it became a finalist, he says, "I was like, 'All right, we're on to something,' and that was kind of it."
Gerlach's project didn't end up winning, but he says being in the final 28 was all the inspiration he needed. He began fundraising and incorporated as a nonprofit then early this year quit his TV job to work full-time on Blank on Blank.
"I was at ABC when Steve Jobs died, and everyone was scrambling," he said. "They wanted something someone had never heard. Everyone was playing the commencement speech, and it was just, 'This is what we can do.' Obviously not just when someone passes but journalists all over the country have these amazing sound bites, these great outtakes."
Blank on Blank doesn't just want the lost Steve Jobs and Bono tapes. Gerlach says he's just as interested in interviews with "everyday Americans." He says that's the kind of tape that could ultimately pull in big-brand advertisers.
"So many brands want to be part of culture," Gerlach said. "They want to be seen as content creators. They want to hear American moms on blank, or blank on first love, American dads on blank, powered by Miller Lite."
Blank on Blank gets revenue from private donors and in part from licensing fees. (Public Radio Exchange distributes Blank on Blank content.) Journalists don't get paid for sharing their archived tapes, but Gerlach says it's a way to promote their work and help them stay relevant. His "ultimate hope" is to make a viable business model that includes compensation for contributors.
"It's an exposure thing but I kind of want it to be a double win for everyone," Gerlach said. "One of the reasons why we incorporated as a nonprofit — you know how competitive the media is — I wanted to be seen as a neutral, Hulu-like space. The best of American journalism."
Blank on Blank is in the midst of a 30-day Kickstarter campaign, which Gerlach says he launched to promote the project more than to raise money (with the caveat that "obviously money is great.") They key for now is to get the word out.
"There's a huge historical impact we could have, just getting journalists to dig into their archives," Gerlach said.
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Swimming, snorkeling, sunbathing and relaxation are year round activities, and are all just steps from the resort! The resort is managed by Outrigger Hotels, but this unit is available only directly through the owner. All resort guests have access to all resort amenities.
The interior of unit H262 has been recently renovated and is fully equipped! The kitchen is fully equipped with ceramic cooktop, convection oven, microwave, refrigerator and whisper quiet Bosch dishwasher. There is a small dining table in the living room and a patio table with chairs on the balcony. The King sized bed in the bedroom, as well as the Queen sized pull-out in the living room ensures a restful night's sleep. You can also enjoy the use of the unit's flat screen TV and blue-ray player. The shower located in the renovated bathroom has a step-up that may be a challenge for those with any mobility issues.
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Napili Shores Resort is conveniently located on the leeward side of West Maui, about fifteen minutes north of Old Lahaina town. Kapalua and Kaanapali are both neighbors, world class golf minutes away! The Kahalui airport is a scenic 35 mile drive. The resort is set amongst low rise condominiums featuring acres of lush tropical landscaping in the 'Old Hawaii' style. Two swimming pools (one heated) and Jacuzzi, gas barbecues, two on site restaurants, laundry facilities, 24 hour Front Desk and an on-site Activities Desk make the resort a full service destination. Once you've stayed here, you may never want to leave.
They now call this part of Maui 'old Maui' because Napili Bay has not changed in 30 years. This makes it very unique, safe for children, un-crowded and a really relaxing place to go to.
The whales are always out front between Molokai and us. Also because of the large green space this area is great for families. Napili Bay has is protected by a coral reef that provides exceptional snorkeling as well as mini sea turtles that live in the bay.
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WOW is all I can say about this newly renovated condo in a wondeful location. This is by far the nicest condo on the property and you can tell no expense was spared in this unit. we loved the large walk in shower with like 10 heads amazing after a day at the beach. Very roomy as it is a 1 bedroom with a comfy pullout in the living room. 2 flat screen tv's made for relaxing nights watching movies and the view from the upper floor was amazing!!!
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"Sharknado 2: The Second One" will take a bite out of New York City on July 30 in Syfy's sequel to the campy classic that aired last summer.
Ian Ziering and Tara Reid return from the original film that attracted nearly 1.37 million viewers.
They're joined by Vivica A. Fox and Mark McGrath, along with Kelly Osbourne, Judah Friedlander ("30 Rock"), Andy Dick, Judd Hirsch and Perez Hilton.
This time the mayhem moves from Los Angeles to the East Coast, where a freak weather system unleashes sharks on the populace and famous sites like Citi Field, home of the New York Mets.
Jon Cryer working on 'candid' memoir
NEW YORK - Jon Cryer, an actor who knows a thing or two about Charlie Sheen and Demi Moore among others, is working on a "candid" memoir.
The Emmy-winning star of "Two and a Half Men" has a deal with New American Library, an imprint of Penguin Random House.
The publisher announced that the book, currently untitled, is scheduled to be released next spring.
According to the New American Library, Cryer will share "candid" and "fascinating" stories about his 30-year career. He debuted on film opposite Moore in "No Small Affair" and became known to millions as "Duckie," Molly Ringwald's pal in "Pretty in Pink."
Anderson's concert dress goes on view in DC
WASHINGTON - For the first time, an orange-and-black ensemble Marian Anderson wore during her historic performance at the Lincoln Memorial 75 years ago is going on display at the Smithsonian Institution.
In 1939, the classical singer was kept out of Washington's DAR Constitution Hall because she was black. Eleanor Roosevelt then resigned her membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution in protest and invited Anderson to perform at the memorial instead.
The two-piece concert attire is part of a collection recently donated to the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture by Ginette DePreist of Scottsdale, Ariz. DePriest is the widow of Anderson's nephew.
The outfit was put on display Tuesday in Anderson's honor. Today marks the 75th anniversary of Anderson's Easter Sunday performance at the Lincoln Memorial.
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|Posted: 30 May 2008, 14:05
I am very confused about the Australian system.Can someone please tell me in details how it works.What is the relation between A league,V-league,NSW leaague and now there is unsw youth league?
Then I checked this austrlian football website and there is telechoice premier league,super league....
|Posted: 30 May 2008, 14:16
The australian system is confusing because not all leagues are linked and in a particular order so it is confusing. There is the A League, which is the australia wide professional league. The V-League and NSW leagues are state level league, telechoice premier is the first division of NSW, then super is div 2.
It kind of goes: NSW super league>NSW Premier League>A League, and same for other states. The state leagues have been around for much longer than the a league and the introduction of the a league is good to take the top players into a good league but it did not really take the state leagues into consideration, so it kind of ruined it there. They plan to add a second division to the a league and have a promotion relegation system, which is a great idea but it will not happen for a while.
|Posted: 30 May 2008, 14:25
there is no relegation and promotion?!?!?!
Why dont they make a league will all the top 5 or 6 teams from all the states.The A-league has like only 8 teams I think...which is very little!
|Posted: 30 May 2008, 14:31
They are developing it to be better, they didnt want the top teams from the states because of all the racism and rioting from the old league, which is main reason they made these new teams. Personally i think the old teams had more heart, but then they carried it too far with all the fighting. This new league is better funded and is better for players, more professional.
|Posted: 30 May 2008, 20:07
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there is no relegation and promotion?!?!?!
Why dont they make a league will all the top 5 or 6 teams from all the states.The A-league has like only 8 teams I think...which is very little!
It was that way in England for a number of years. There was no relegation from the professional league (the old Division 4). The bottom team always had to apply for re-election to the league but it was a bit of an 'old boys network' so they always got re-elected.
I think the pyramid promotion/relegation system has been in place for about 15 years.
Mandy felt Brian's wrath when she wandered in front of him after they'd announced free beer at the bar.....
|Posted: 30 May 2008, 23:32
There was astory on FSN about how Frank Lowy wants to introduce a relegation promotion system in 5-10 years or something. I think its because the A-league got ranked badly in Asia because of it, which has affected our hopes of hosting the World cup.
I'm not sure if all the teams can afford to fly thier players all across the country. IMO if a team got relegated from the A-league they should just go back down to the State leagues.
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|Posted: 31 May 2008, 09:58
10-15 years!!!
Thts a loong time!Btw are any of u guys playing in any clubs in australia?
|Posted: 31 May 2008, 11:13
terminator wrote:
10-15 years!!!
Thts a loong time!Btw are any of u guys playing in any clubs in australia?
Geez, its not that bad without relegation-promotion...
I play for Altona City SC which is a club here in Melbourne.
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|Posted: 31 May 2008, 13:56
In wikipedia it says:
"In 2008 there will be a shake-up of the New South Wales men's, women's and youth competitions. There will be a restructuring of the youth teams, aligning them with their respective Senior Clubs. There will be also a restructuring of the men's senior competitions, including the addition of new teams to the NSW Premier League and a new promotion/relegation system. Two teams will be added: West Sydney Berries and Macarthur Rams."
Maybe it wont take 10-15 years....
|Posted: 01 Jun 2008, 10:35
I was talking about the A-league when I said relegation promtion. Divisions have been in the state leagues for ages.
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Maestro's at the Van Dam in Saratoga Springs will be serving dinner from noon to 8 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day — Thursday, Nov. 24 — with a prix-fixe menu of three courses with choices for $27 ($15 children). Entrée options include traditional turkey with sides, bacon-wrapped pork, salmon and filet mignon. Maestro's to-go options, available […] [Read More]
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The Dominican Retreat & Conference Center in Niskayuna will host a benefit reception featuring hors d'oeuvres and dessert from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday (10/30). Fare will include meatballs, chicken Cordon Bleu, barbecue and teriyaki chicken, crab-stuffed mushrooms, bacon-wrapped scallops, cheesecakes, cream puffs, éclairs, homemade cookies, chocolate cream cheese cupcakes, chocolate candies and a chocolate […] [Read More]
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From the Associated Press: McDonald's Corp. plans to announce Monday (10/24) that the boneless barbecue pork sandwich that is not always available in stores will be sold at all U.S. locations through Nov. 14. It's usually up to local franchises to determine when and if they want to sell the McRib, except in Germany, the […] [Read More]
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Milestone Restaurant & Bar, the new place from the young chef Michael Mastrantuono and his father, opens today (10/24) at 9 Frontage Road, just off Route 9W in Glenmont, the chef tells me. The building was long home to the former Stone Ends and, most recently, to a pub called Duke's. The Mastrantuonos were among […] [Read More]
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For Sunday's dining review, Cheryl Clark visited Scarboroughs Restaurant and Tavern, which moved to Latham in the spring after nearly 30 years in Rotterdam. Short version: During my visit, the tables in the larger dining room were filled with a lunchtime crowd made up mainly of older women. Despite acoustic ceiling tiles overlaid with wooden […] [Read More]
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Pho Yum, the new restaurant from Linh Diep, who has owned the Vietnamese restaurant My Linh in Albany for 18 years, opened earlier this week at 1558 Central Ave., Colonie, site of the former Mr. Asian restaurant. Hours are 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday, until 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 9 p.m. […] [Read More]
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Stout, the Irish pub at 904 Broadway in Albany's warehouse district, on Wednesday introduced a new, larger menu after having expanded its kitchen and adding fryers, a grill and other equipment. The menu should be online by next week, I'm told. The kitchen is now under the direction of Howard Yaeger, who was a partner […] [Read More]
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There is a new minnow at the Neosho National Fish Hatchery (NFH). Two hundred tiny Topeka shiners now swim at the bottom of an outdoor raceway on the hatchery grounds. These tiny fish are an endangered species that primarily lives in the creeks, ponds, and sloughs in northwest Missouri. Changes of habitat and other circumstances have put this minnow on the Endangered Species List.
Rod May, assistant manager of the Neosho NFH, explained that the shiners are "non-essential," which means they are endangered, but are not completely extinct in the wild.
Lost Valley State Fish Hatchery, near Warsaw, Missouri, has been raising the shiners in a pond. Neosho NFH staff is trying something different. "This is experimental, as they have never been raised in a raceway before," May said. When spawning time arrives in a couple months, a group of yellow spot sunfish will be placed in the raceway with the shiners. The male yellow spot sunfish will make nests in the nesting boxes that the staff already has in place. The male yellow spots will lure the female yellow spots into the nests where they will lay their eggs to be fertilized. And like a cow bird that lays its eggs in another bird's nest, the Topeka shiners will sneak into the yellow spot's nests and deposit their eggs, too. The yellow spots will then protect all the eggs like a good parent.
After the eggs hatch, they will be siphoned off the nest to be separated by species later. These tiny fish and eggs will require gentle care because of their small size. May said he enjoys the experimental aspect of his job and would like to eventually install underwater cameras to record the habits of these fish.
Those who have visited the raceways always notice the rapid flow of water where the rainbow trout are growing. The raceway filled with Topeka shiners will be noticeably quiet and appear empty, with only a seep of water used to control the temperature. But upon close examination, a visitor will see a cloudy school of shiners swimming on the bottom of the raceway. These Topeka shiner minnows are a part of an experiment to help preserve this endangered species. They are one more of the over 130 species that have been raised at Neosho NFH over the last 125 plus years.


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Britain's chief medical officer has termed homeopathic treatment as 'rubbish' and practitioners of homeopathy as 'peddlers', and said such treatments do not have any place in the country's National Health Service (NHS). Concerned over the fact that homeopaths can still prescribe medicines to combat critical diseases, Professor Dame Sally Davies said that homeopathy works only because of the 'placebo effect- the belief that any benefits perceived by the patients are caused by their optimistic views and their faith in the physician, the Daily Mail reports.
However, Davies views are in conflict with the views of influential people like Prince Charles and Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt, who are in favour of homeopathy. The NHS also backs homeopathy, which can be seen it's spending of around four million pounds annually on funding homeopathic hospitals, prescriptions and referrals.
According to the Department of Health, it is the choice of local NHS organisations whether they want to fund homeopathic treatments or not. Homeopathy claims to prevent and treat diseases using diluted forms of plants, herbs and minerals. Fifteen per cent of Britons have used homeopathy at some point in their lives.


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Johnson & Johnson, GSK settle dispute over OTC advertising claimsApril 01, 2015
Johnson & Johnson alleged that misleading advertising threatened the $13.2 million in average weekly sales it makes during prime allergy sales season.
Japan seeks more OTC medicationsApril 01, 2015
The government is asking consumers which ones they prefer.
Pfizer takes issue with Little RemediesMarch 18, 2015
The drugmaker, which markets the Dimetapp cough and cold line, sent a complaint to the Better Business Bureaus.
GSK re-launches OTC diet pillFebruary 25, 2015
The over-the-counter weight-loss drug Alli saw a return to drugstores this week after a year hiatus.
GSK launches Flonase OTCFebruary 11, 2015
The initial push includes a behind-the-scenes Tumblr and broadcast plans are being finalized.
Pfizer challenges Novartis OTC ad claimsJanuary 12, 2015
Pfizer, through the Better Business Bureau's National Advertising Division, disputes that Novartis's Theraflu 'starts to work in the body in 5 minutes.'
New OTC Nexium approvedMarch 31, 2014
The FDA has approved a 24-hour version of Pfizer's heartburn medication.
FDA seeks flexible OTC review processFebruary 24, 2014
The agency says is it time to update the onerous decades-old review process.
FDA panel to review NSAIDs this monthFebruary 04, 2014
A panel is meeting February 10 to discuss revoking the OTC status of some medications.
Discontinued OTC asthma med may make comebackJanuary 08, 2014
An FDA committee is poised to review a new Primatene Mist in February.
J&J posts third-quarter progressOctober 15, 2013
The company beat consensus estimates, with particular sales strengths from its pharmaceuticals division.
Business briefs: Sanofi, Gilead, Eli Lilly, Boehringer, Girl ScoutsSeptember 12, 2013
Sanofi pulls GLP-1 diabetes med from FDA review; Gilead files oncology drug; BI/Lilly reveals results of head-to-head trial of its SGLT2 inhibitor vs. Januvia; BI campaign animates heartburn market; Girl Scouts take on mental health
Valeant leverages Rx sales force, YouTube for OTC brandSeptember 12, 2013
The company is supporting its professional pitch for the acne drug with a micro-targeted marketing strategy.
Business briefs: Sanofi, Celgene, plus changing cancer definitionsJuly 30, 2013
Sanofi may make OTC history; Celgene joins a new collaboration; and the US Task Force of Preventative Medicine wants to make lung cancer screening the norm
Business briefs: Teva, AbbVie, Novartis, WockhardtJuly 24, 2013
FDA grants Teva three years exclusivity to sell Plan B OTC for all ages; FDA gives Humira a thumbs-down for spondyloarthritis; a UK vaccine committee rejects Novartis' meningitis B shot; and Wockhardt gets a warning letter from FDA for its manufacturing practices at an Indian plant.
Not buying it: Medical professionals go generic, study showsJune 27, 2013
Researchers quantify the rate at which doctors, nurses and pharmacists buy off-label OTC drugs.
Merck's Heller on how to get more women into the C-suiteMay 14, 2013
Bridgette Heller, Merck EVP and president of its consumer care division, adjured life-sci managers to enable women to unleash the full power of their knowledge and ideas to drive growth in the business.
For consumers, price isn't just a financial factorFebruary 06, 2013
A pair of studies suggests that consumers are hungry for information, and that price determines how patients perceive their risk for life-threatening conditions.
J&J OTC sales slipped 3% in 2012 worldwideJanuary 22, 2013
CEO Alex Gorsky said OTC brands are coming back. Meanwhile, pharmaceutical sales provided ballast to the year's numbers.
Company news: Sanofi, ElsevierJanuary 08, 2013
Rolaids gets a French twist, and Elsevier packs the second week of the year with two news items.
Company news: Novo NordiskNovember 27, 2012
Novo Nordisk has launched a hemophilia app; and a report says the Chinese OTC market is going gangbusters
Excedrin relaunch features Sparks, "Thank yous" from migraine sufferersNovember 21, 2012
Novartis is hyping its relaunch of Excedrin with a celebrity spokesperson, a migraine app and a survey of women migraine sufferers - along with print and out-of-home ads, radio promotions, direct mail and social media.
Study: OTC ads are so over risk infoSeptember 12, 2012
A study of advertising for OTC switches found that presentation of risk information plummeted once the products advertised escaped the purview of the FDA.
Company news: GSK, Novartis and Boehringer IngelheimApril 24, 2012
GlaxoSmithKline continues to shed businesses, but can't shake its weight-loss drug Alli (orlistat).
People news: Novartis, Qforma and Precision Health MediaMarch 01, 2012
Novartis named Brian McNamara as division head of OTC, replacing J&J veteran Naomi Kelman, who spent a year in the role.
As GSK jettisons consumer brands, smaller marketer sees boonDecember 28, 2011
GlaxoSmithKline divested North American OTC drugs worth about $200 million in sales, a portfolio that seemed like a good strategic fit for buyer Prestige Brands Holdings.
Bon Jovi enlists in Advil's battle with TylenolDecember 21, 2011
Jon Bon Jovi is the latest celebrity pitchman for Pfizer Consumer Healthcare's Advil.
Advil Congestion effort ties traffic gridlock to cold and flu miseryDecember 13, 2011
Don't tell the New York Post, but Pfizer is boosting bike lanes as part of an Advil promotion.
OTC Lipitor? Good luck with thatAugust 04, 2011
Pfizer is reportedly weighing an attempt at an over-the-counter (OTC) switch for Lipitor - a move that could help the company recoup some of its losses when the $11 billion drug loses US exclusivity in November -- but the reception from analysts has been muted so far.
Desperate Housewives' Delany to flack Pfizer's CaltrateAugust 03, 2011
Desperate Housewives star Dana Delany will serve as the face of Pfizer's "Women Move the World" campaign for OTC supplement Caltrate. In a twist on the user-generated content formula, she'll invite women to submit their girl power-themed stories to the brand's Facebook page for consideration as advertising fodder
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Rights activists accused the police of booking cases of cheating against a woman Assistant Sub-Inspector, who had accused her superior, Assistant Commissioner of Police T.R. Jagannath, of sexually and mentally harassing her. They said old cases were being revived to prevent her from deposing before the inquiry committee set up to probe her allegation.
Talking to reporters here on Thursday, Convenor of Forum Against Atrocities on Women Vidya Dinker said the Mangalore Rural police have revived an old case of cheating investors in a scheme operated by the officer's husband.
The case had been closed for lack of evidence. The Kavoor police have taken a new complaint, and registered a case of cheating against the officer and her husband on Thursday.
Ms. Dinker accused Mr. Jagannath of foisting these cases against the woman officer. "Senior police officers were trying to protect Mr. Jagannath," Ms. Dinker alleged. Obstacles were being placed to deny the woman officer an anticipatory bail. These things were happing before the nine-member committee began its inquiry.
Writer Sara Aboobacker said it was disgusting that the woman officer was being victimised for the actions of her husband. "How can an officer be blamed for actions of her husband."
Appreciating the boldness of the woman officer to come out in open about the sexual harassment, Ms. Aboobacker said largely women harm themselves and they do not speak out against harassment at workplaces. "We do not want any woman officer to undergo such harassment."
The officer on May 23 accused Mr. Jagannath of denying leave and harassing her mentally and sexually. Police Commissioner Manish Kharbikar ordered a nine-member probe committee, headed by Assistant Commissioner of Police Kavita B.T.
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Secretary of Dakshina Kannada unit of Democratic Youth Federation of India Muneer Katipalla said the committee was yet to start working though the complaint was filed more than a week ago.
The State government had to intervene and ensure justice was done to the woman officer. Mr. Katipalla said there were many allegations of harassment in the past against Mr. Jagannath. A complaint needed to be registered against Mr. Jagannath and he should be kept under suspension.
Senior officers are reviving old cases against the ASI to protect Mr. Jagannath
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"That was the first time Ireland tested out the state – corporate nexus. What they were doing was very simple. They were sorting out their template here in Rossport. The line is: 'go in hard',"
The UNEP recently issued a report detailing the destructive effects of decades of Shell oil production activities in Ogoniland in Nigeria.
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NYT profiles NSA leaker Edward Snowden
From Mr. Snowden's friends and his own voluminous Web postings emerges a portrait of a talented young man who did not finish high school but bragged online that employers "fight over me."..."Great minds do not need a university to make them any more credible: they get what they need and quietly blaze their trails into history," he wrote online at age 20.
Senators skip classified briefing on NSA spying so they can fly home for Father's Day weekend
The secret behind NSA's Prism program? "Even bigger data seizure."
Inside Microsoft, some called it "Hoovering" - not after the vacuum cleaner, but after J. Edgar Hoover, the first FBI director, who gathered dirt on countless Americans. This frenetic, manual process was the forerunner to Prism, the recently revealed highly classified National Security Agency program that seizes records from Internet companies.
Related: In Vanity Fair, Eichenwald writes "I can't stand it any more," and details what he claims are "falsehoods" in coverage of the surveillance scandal, to date.
Spying On The Home Front: A 2007 PBS FRONTLINE worth revisiting
Watch 2013 Obama debate 2006 Biden on NSA surveillance
Watch then-Senator Joe Biden from 2006 directly refute each point made by his now-boss, President Barack Obama, about the NSA surveillance program at a news conference last week.
Dave Maass and Trevor Timm at the Electronic Frontier Foundation write:
After a leaked FISA court document revealed that the National Security Agency (NSA) is vacuuming up private data on millions of innocent Americans by collecting all the phone records of Verizon customers, President Obama responded by saying "let's have a debate" about the scope of US surveillance powers.
At EFF, we couldn't agree more. It turns out, President Obama's most formative debate partner over the invasiveness of NSA domestic surveillance could his Vice President Joe Biden.
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FBI's use of Patriot Act to collect US citizens' records up 1,000 percent
David Rohde on the 'secrecy industrial complex'
Wired profiles NSA's Keith Alexander, the general leading America into cyberwar
"Infiltration. Sabotage. Mayhem. For years four-star general Keith Alexander has been building a secret Army capable of launching devastating cyberattacks. Now it's ready to unleash hell."
In this month's Wired Magazine, James Bamford profiles Keith Alexander, the man who runs cyberwar efforts for the United States, "an empire he has built over the past eight years by insisting that the US's inherent vulnerability to digital attacks requires him to amass more and more authority over the data zipping around the globe."
The claims in Edward Snowden's leaks are the tip of one big, secret iceberg.
Read: NSA Snooping Was Only the Beginning. Meet the Spy Chief Leading Us Into Cyberwar (Wired.com)
Jack Shafer: Edward Snowden and the selective targeting of leaks
The IRS is in your internets, watching your financial transactions
Rep. Peter King calls for prosecution of journalists covering NSA whistleblower story
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Moxie Marlinspike on the NSA spying revelations: We Should All Have Something To Hide
Not much political will to change NSA's no-longer-secret phone spying program
A survey by the Washington Post and the Pew Research Center, conducted after the NSA news broke, found that 56% believe that broad-based government tracking of telephone records is acceptable as a way to investigate terrorism. More Democrats than Republicans found it acceptable, a reversal of findings in a similar poll taken when George W. Bush was president and conducted warrantless wiretapping.
Shia LaBeouf, a prescient phone surveillance whistleblower
The Verizon order, the NSA, and what call records might reveal about psychiatric patients
I started thinking about what those records and metadata could reveal. Because my phone is used mainly for calls to and from patients and clients, can the NSA figure out who my patients are? And could they, with just a query or bit of analysis, figure out when my patients were going into crisis or periods of symptom worsening? I suspect that they can. And because I am nationally and internationally known as an expert on a particular disorder, could the government also deduce the diagnosis or diagnoses of my patients or their family members? Probably."Dissent" hopes someone will "come up with some point-and-click instructions for doctors and lawyers to use to protect our calls and e-mails better so that the identity of those calling or e-mailing us has better protection." Tor and burner phones for shrinks!
Read more: The Verizon order, the NSA, and what call records might reveal about psychiatric patients [PHIprivacy.net]
That NSA Prism PowerPoint deck: A better-designed version, and what's in the missing slides?
"Dear NSA, let me take care of your slides," writes Emiland, in a redesigned version of the Prism leak. "Do whatever with my data. But not with my eyes. Those slides are hideous."
Related: What's in the missing slides? Hacker and journalist Kevin Poulsen at Wired News explores what's missing from Snowden's PowerPoint deck. There are 41 slides, but the Guardian and the Washington Post would only publish 5 of them.
Google denies giving NSA back-door access to user data
The CONET Project: spy station recordings reissued
In 1999, I wrote an article for the bOING bOING Digital site about the CONET Project, a multi-CD collection of mysterious "numbers stations" heard on shortwave. For decades, intelligence organizations have reportedly broadcast one-way messages to their agents in the field via shortwave, and the transmissions happen to sound weirder than any Stockhausen score or minimalist electronica you've ever heard -- a child's voice, or the obviously synthesized intonation on what's known as the "Lincolnshire Poacher" station, named for the folk song accompanying the numbers. Wilco's album Yankee Hotel Foxtrot is named for, and samples, a numbers station. The CONET Project has been available for several years for free download from various places online, including Archive.org. Now, the original compilers, Irdial-Discs MMX, have re-released The Conet Project in a special CD edition that includes the four original discs plus a fifth CD containing recordings of very strange "noise stations."
"The CONET Project: Recordings of Shortwave Numbers Stations / 1111"
"Spy vs. Spy: The Soundtrack" (bOING bOING Digital)
Space spy? NASA researcher, a Chinese national, arrested on plane bound for China
Federal agents grabbed him over the weekend just as he was boarding a flight from Dulles airport (in DC) to Beijing. He is charged with making false statements to U.S. authorities by failing to disclose all of the electronic devices he was carrying on his one-way flight, and has since been jailed.
Texas judge questions tools that grab cellphone data from innocent people
One of the investigative tools in question is something called a "cell tower dump," which allows law enforcement to get information on all the phones in a given area at a given time.
In two cases, Magistrate Judge Brian Owsley rejected federal requests to allow the warrantless use of "stingrays" and "cell tower dumps," two different tools that are used for cellphone tracking. The judge said the government should apply for warrants in the cases, but the attorneys had instead applied for lesser court orders.
Among the judge's biggest concerns: that the agents and U.S. attorneys making the requests didn't provide details on how the tools worked or would be used — and even seemed to have trouble explaining the technology.
Petraeus let down guard, pants; Broadwell revealed CIA ops as self-appointed mouthpiece
Petraeus outed by Gmail
The Wall Street Journal reports that the investigation focused on his Gmail account, and that the traffic they observed "led agents to believe the woman or someone close to her had sought access to his email." The woman in question has now been identified as West Point graduate Paula Broadwell, author of "All In: The Education of General David Petraeus."
While Mr. Petraeus was still a general, he had email exchanges with the woman, but there wasn't a physical relationship, the person said. The affair began after Mr. Petraeus retired from the Army in August 2011 and ended months ago, the person said.
Previously: CIA chief Petraeus steps down, having failed to keep his drone in his pants
Judge prods FBI over plans for Internet spying
CNET has learned that U.S. District Judge Richard Seeborg ruled on Tuesday that the government did not adequately respond to a Freedom of Information Act request from the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Seeborg, in San Francisco, ordered (PDF) a "further review of the materials previously withheld" in the lawsuit, which seeks details about what the FBI has dubbed "Going Dark" -- the bureau's ongoing effort to force companies including Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Yahoo, and Google to alter their code to ensure their products are wiretap-friendly.
One almost-entirely-redacted document that the FBI turned over.
Read more: at CNET News.
New Orleans cancels plans for Super Bowl drone, after indie paper investigates
Above, "The Bravo 300," a tactical drone manufactured in New Orleans by Crescent Unmanned Systems. Weeks after New Orleans local investigative paper The Lens began digging into city officials' plans to use a U.S. Homeland Security Department aerial drone to monitor crowds at the upcoming Super Bowl, a spokesman for Mayor Mitch Landrieu announced that the city is no longer pursuing those plans.
Spokesman Ryan Berni offered no reason for dropping the eye-in-the-sky technology, telling a reporter to submit a public-records request. In a brief phone interview, he would say only that the decision to ditch the drone was made "over the past several days." In a follow-up email, Berni said Homeland Security would be providing a manned helicopter, equipped with a camera, and that "the City learned by phone in the last few weeks" about the switch.
Read more: City cancels plans for Super Bowl drone despite enthusiasm and interest from NOPD, others (TheLensNola.org).
NSA to AT&T customers who believe wiretapping violates their rights: neener neener neener
If this law passes, cops may finally need a warrant to read your Gmail
Watch the watchers with this homebrew map of surveillance cams in Tampa at RNC convention
Tampa, Florida web developer Jon Gales mapped the city's new network of downtown surveillence cameras installed for the Republican convention, to empower fellow citizens to become aware of the encroaching surveillance society. City authorities have not responded to his queries about what will happen to the cameras once the convention ends.
Military spy blimps used in Afghanistan will now patrol US-Mexico border
The Wall Street Journal reports that the U.S. military and border-patrol officials are teaming up on a new initiative to bring dozens of surveillance blimps from Afghanistan war zones to the Mexican border.
Over the next few weeks, the military will oversee a test in south Texas to determine if a 72-foot-long, unmanned surveillance blimp—sometimes called "the floating eye" when used to spot insurgents in Afghanistan—can help find drug runners and people trying to cross illegally into the U.S.
The project is part of a broader attempt by U.S. officials to establish a high-tech surveillance network along the border and find alternative uses for expensive military hardware that will be coming back from Afghanistan, along with the troops.
In other words, hardware recycling. Read more: Battlefield Blimps to Patrol U.S.-Mexico Borders (WSJ).
Image: REUTERS. A US military blimp carrying surveillance imaging equipment flies over eastern Afghanistan, September 2011. Devices like this are being tested along the US-Mexico border.


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Limerick 0-21 Offaly 1-21Shane Dooley inspired Offaly to yet another win over Limerick as his side caused a big upset at the Gaelic Grounds.The game h(...)
Schools Cup: St Michael's complete a great escape
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- January 27, 2015, 21:43
St Michael's 19, St Mary's 14: St Mary's came within a whisker of blowing the Leinster Schools Senior Cup wide open with a thunderous effort against S(...)
Limerick finish strongly to deny UCC in Waterford Crystal Cup
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Canny and in control: TK Whitaker – Portrait of a Patriot
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Improving Limerick ready to test favourites Kilkenny's mettle
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Last week I wrote about interpreting the pre-match signs in an effort to determine your team's state of readiness for battle.This time last year Limer(...)
Good day for TJ Ryan as Limerick at last show some depth I didn't think existed
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I was really looking forward to the day's hurling. A huge crowd landed into Thurles and the atmosphere around the square beforehand was superb. Everyo(...)
Schedule and Limerick too much for Wexford in All-Ireland SHC quarter-final
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Sometimes you live and learn but most of the time you suffer the same cruel demise over and over. Wexford were, momentarily, back among the elite but (...)
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The main debilitating aspect of Wexford's run of six championship matches in eight weeks is not principally tired minds and limbs but rather the likel(...)
Cork end this Páirc life back on the top of the pack
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Cork 2-24 Limerick 0-24Cork gave Páirc Uí Chaoimh a big send-off this afternoon in a memorable Munster hurling final when their forwards finally got (...)
Forward edge capable of turning game Cork's way
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Twelve months ago this was a genuinely surprising Munster final in a momentous season by the end of which both teams had been beaten by the new All-Ir(...)


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How many times have you heard that you look just like your Mum or Dad?
Is it your nose? Your eyes? Or perhaps your bad temper? For a lot of these sorts of appearances and behavioural patterns, we can often blame our parents. But, we didn't always know how traits or characteristics could be inherited.
In the middle of the 1800s, a monk named Gregor Mendel methodically recorded the passing of traits from one generation to the next by crossing different pea plants to produce offspring with red or white flowers, and wrinkled or smooth peas. His writings went on to become Mendel's principles of inheritance.
Try crossing different pea plants yourself with Mendel online at: http://www2.edc.org/weblabs/Mendel/MendelMenu.html (this requires Macromedia Shockwave player)
Knowing that characteristics are passed from one generation to the next led to humans selecting specific plants and animals for breeding. For example:
- plants with bigger or sweeter fruit
- plants with the ability to survive in dry conditions or resist disease
- healthier animals with more meat and less fat.
The different dogs pictured here are examples of selective breeding.
Cheese, yoghurt, wine, beer and bread are all made using micro-organisms such as bacteria and yeast. Beer is recorded in Egyptian medical texts from 1600 BC for use as a prescription medicine, and primitive cheese-making tools have been found in Iron Age settlements in Britain.
These uses are often referred to as traditional biotechnology.
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