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Wow is amazing how "thick" people are, really? no one gets the joke? even in youtube they get it, I never expect people here to be more stupid than there
Awesome animation and interesting metaphore of this boy live, I thought the faceless man and the man with bees were pretty obvious, but I guess not, oh well, pretty nice
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Senior Management
Patrick Fourteau
Chief Executive Officer & President
Patrick Fourteau served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Shionogi US operations, from 2008 until 2010 following the acquisition of Sciele by Shionogi & Co., LTD. in 2008, Mr. Fourteau served as President, CEO, member of the board of directors of Sciele Pharma, Inc. from 2003 until 2008. Mr. Fourteau served as President of the US sales operations of inVentiv Health, Inc. from 2000 to 2002, President of various divisions of St. Jude Medical, Inc. from 1995 to 2000 and as an Executive of Eli Lilly and Company. He serves on the Board of Insys Therapeutics, Inc. Mr. Fourteau earned his B.A. and M.A. in Mathematics from the University of California, Berkeley and an MBA from Harvard University.
Harry H. Penner, Jr.
Executive Chairman, Founder
Mr. Penner has been a founder of seven other biotechnology companies, among which are Rib-X Pharmaceuticals (now Melinta Therapeutics), Prevention Pharmaceuticals, Affinimark Technologies, and Marinus Pharmaceuticals. From 1993 to 2001, he was President and Chief Executive Officer of Neurogen Corporation. Previously, he served as Executive Vice President of Novo Nordisk A/S and President of Novo Nordisk of North America, Inc. from 1988 to 1993. From 1985 to 1988, he was Executive Vice President and General Counsel of Novo Nordisk A/S. Mr. Penner, who also serves on the board of Celldex Therapeutics (CLDX), earned a B.A. from the University of Virginia, a J.D. from Fordham University, and an L.L.M. from New York University.
Larry Dillaha, M.D.
Executive Vice President Operations
Prior to joining our company, Larry Dillaha, M.D. has served as the Chief Medical Officer at Insys Therapeutics, Inc. from April 2010 until May 2014. From 2006 until 2010, Dr. Dillaha served as EVP and Chief Medical Officer for Shionogi and Co., Ltd. (formerly Sciele Pharma, Inc.). While at Sciele, Dr. Dillaha oversaw the development and successful NDA approvals of 2 cardiology products, SULAR low dose, a LifeCycle extension of SULAR, and TRIGLIDE a fenofibrate. He has extensive experience in planning and overseeing clinical development programs. Dr. Dillaha served as Medical Director for Sanofi-Aventis. Dr. Dillaha earned his M.D. degree as well as a B.A. in Biology from the University of Tennessee.
Jeff Patrick, Pharm.D.
Chief Scientific Officer
Dr. Patrick has over fifteen years of scientific and medical experience in the pharmaceutical industry. Dr. Patrick has held a variety of leadership roles at Myogen, Gilead Sciences, Dyax and Mallinckrodt.
At Mallinckrodt, Jeff served as the Global Vice President, Medical Affairs, where he helped Mallinckrodt transition into a fully integrated specialty pharmaceutical company including assimilating a series of business acquisitions, including CNS Therapeutics, Cadence and Questcor.
Jeff holds a Doctorate of Pharmacy from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, and completed a Specialty Residency in Ambulatory Care at the University of Tennessee Medical Center, Knoxville.
Michael Richardson
Chief Business Officer
Mr. Richardson has over twenty years of experience in pharmaceutical Marketing, Sales, Product Planning, Business Development and Licensing. Mr. Richardson had a variety of leadership roles at Grünenthal, Aton, Cephalon, Johnson & Johnson, and Merck. At Grünenthal, Michael served as Head of Commercial Affairs. At Aton Pharma, Michael served as Vice-President of Commercial Operations. At Cephalon, Michael served as Group Product Director resulting in the successful launch of multiple products. Michael holds a BA degree in Chemistry from West Virginia University and a MBA from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University.
Michael Milligan
Chief Financial Officer
Prior to joining New Haven Pharmaceuticals, Michael Milligan served as the Chief Accounting Officer at Shionogi, Inc. from October 2008 until November 2014 where he was responsible for accounting, financial reporting, internal controls, tax, payroll and risk management. Prior to Shionogi, Mr. Milligan served in multiple accounting and finance positions at Sciele, Inc. culminating as Vice-President Finance. Prior to Sciele, Mr. Milligan worked for Ernst & Young and KPMG in their assurance practices concentrating on manufacturing, retail and distribution SEC clients. Mr. Milligan earned his M.B.A. from Georgia State University as well as a B.B.A. in Accounting from the University of Miami.
Kimberly Wehger
Chief Information Officer
Kimberly has nearly 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, with 7 years of service as a member of information technology senior management. She has served in a variety of technology disciplines, including development, applications, and relationship management. Most recently, Kimberly was Director of Business Engagement at Alexion Pharmaceuticals. As a direct report to the CIO, she led the global Business Analysis, Application Administration, and Development teams. While there, she led several large-scale, multi-million dollar initiatives, including CRM and document management system implementations. Prior to Alexion, Kimberly held technology positions at Purdue Pharma in sales systems, web technology, and development.
Kimberly earned her Bachelor of Arts from the Binghamton University and her Master of Arts from Southern Connecticut State University.
Arthur Edwards
Special Advisor
Mr. Edwards comes to our company with over 35 years of experience working in the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical research & development areas. Prior to joining our company he was at Alexion Pharmaceuticals from 2004 to 2009, leaving with title of Executive Director of Global Regulatory Operations and US Regulatory Affairs.
In addition, Mr. Edwards worked for Purdue Pharma L.P. as the Director of Worldwide Regulatory Operations and prior to that Mr. Edwards was with Bayer Pharmaceuticals Inc. for 18 years starting in the CNS Medical Research group and advancing to the position of Head of Global Regulatory Submissions before leaving in 2003.
Mr. Edwards professional career also includes time at Serono Laboratories, Inc. USA, as a Senior Pharmaceutical Research Associate responsible for overseeing the monitoring of all Interferon [both natural & recombinant (r.DNA)] phase I & II clinical programs. Mr. Edwards also worked for the Procter & Gamble organization for 15 years where he started working in Toxicology advancing into Clinical Research, where he was a Medical Research Associate responsible for monitoring CNS and Anti-Infective clinical studies in North America and Mexico.
Mr. Edwards earned his Bachelor of Professional Science degree in Scientific Design and Financial Management from the State University of New York.
Andy Pennell, Pharm.D.
Vice President Medical Affairs
Andy has over 21 years of medical affairs experience in the pharmaceutical and medical device industries. He has held a variety of leadership roles at Bristol-Myers Squibb, Boston Scientific, King Pharmaceuticals, Archimedes Pharma, and Mallinckrodt. Most recently, Andy was a Director with the Medical Science Liaisons at Mallinckrodt. He helped build, develop and train the field medical team for support of new product launches. He worked closely across Medical and Commercial functional teams to deliver fully aligned medical support for the Specialty Pharmaceuticals division.
Andy earned his Doctorate and Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from the University of Georgia, a B.A. in Biology from LaGrange College, and completed a two year Residency at the University of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington.
Sang Le
Vice President Clinical Operations
Sang has over twenty years of clinical research experience in the pharmaceutical and medical device industries. Before joining our company, Sang held a variety of leadership roles as the Portfolio Lead, Senior Director Clinical Operations, Director Clinical Operations, Director Clinical Project Management, Associate Director Clinical Studies. During her past tenures at InVasc Therapeutics, Shionogi and Co. LTD. (formerly Sciele Pharma, Inc.), Altea Therapeutics, Emory University, as well as at various CROs, Sang demonstrated strong leadership in leading cross-functional global clinical projects in multiple therapeutic areas.
Sang earned her Bachelor of Science from Dai Hoc Y Duoc (University of Medicine & Pharmacy) in Vietnam, and received her Master in Business Management from Tulane University. She is also a Certified Project Management Professional (PMP) in the pharmaceutical industry by PMI, and a Certified Clinical Research Coordinator (CCRC) by ACRP.
Cheryl Nash
Vice President Quality Assurance
Cheryl Nash serves as the Director of Quality Assurance at NHP since June 2013. Prior to joining our company, she served as Director Contractor QA from 2011 to May 2013 and Director QA Contract Manufacturing from 2009 to 2011 for Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. While at Alexion, Cheryl directed the selection, qualification and oversight of contract manufacturers for biologic products and small molecules. She also oversaw the development and implementation of a PAI education program and inspection procedures that led to the successful PAI and approval for Alexion's first commercial product Soliris™.
Ms. Nash earned her B.S. degree in Microbiology from The Ohio State University.


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We got home yesterday, from the clinic, where Joe was told that 'all was well' and there was 'absolutely no reason for worry,' exhausted. Sitting and waiting, in a waiting room not designed for a wheelchair, and feeling both conspicuous and worried was tiring for me. Going through the testing was exhausting for Joe. So, we were quiet. Joe had something to eat, then went and had a very long nap. I logged on to work and quietly answered emails and completed tasks.
A few hours later we headed out to do some banking and to pick up a prescription from the pharmacy. I knew that Joe was going to be a while at the bank so I took a huge stack of 'scratch and win' lottery tickets over to be checked at the automatic scanner. This is one of the things I do - because Joe doesn't really enjoy the chore. Me, I find it kind of fun and relaxing. I just scan and put the winners (3$ WOW) in one small pile and the 'oops you lose' in the much, much larger pile.
Because we were at the bank I went to the small convenience store that had a 'checker' inside the mall and around the corner from the bank. I was feeling good. Joe was well. My worry had been unnecessary. Or, possibly, my worried had healed him, which is possible because worry is such a powerful tool for dealing with stress and crisis. But whatever, he was well. I was well. We'd had a nice bit of quiet time at home, me plucking at computer keys in silence while he slept. I was out. And though I was out, I forgot what that meant. And, as I ran the tickets through the scanner, I felt safe. I didn't notice people in the mall. I didn't notice anything. I just did the tickets, separating them into one pile or another.
Then, into my reverie comes a face. A fellow, wearing a shirt and tie, expensive I notice, is looking at me, with hard eyes, "Just remember, this isn't actually like having a job. A job. You know, like, where you go to work and make money."
And he was gone.
He returned to a group who were laughing at his little jibe.
And I was left.
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Thursday, March 26, 2015
Freaky Thursday (?)
Today is Dave and Joe's version of Freaky Friday.
For those who don't know what 'Freaky Friday' is, first, I'm sorry, second, it's a movie where mother and daughter magically slip into each other's body. Now, for Joe and I, that would be disastrous - he can't drive the power chair for shit. But what we are doing is switching roles for a day.
In a couple of hours Joe is going for a Gastroscopy and he has been told that he can't leave, after the testing, on his own, even to take a taxi home. So, I'm called in to do the supporting and caring (and worrying but Joe doesn't like me mentioning that one). I've booked WheelTrans to get us there and to get us back. So, the organizing is done, now it's just carrying out the plans and make sure he gets home safely, and gets to sleep off the drugs that he will have been given.
It's odd for me to be in this role. I don't often get to do things to support him in this way. I mean I support him in all sorts of other ways, the ways that come natural when you've been a couple for a long time. But, it's always Joe taking me to the doctor or to the clinic or to the hospital. He just motors on, giving me no reason to worry or to wait in waiting rooms.
So, this morning I got up all prepared to ensure it runs smoothly and WHAM a ton of worry came down and landed on my shoulders. I'm beginning to think that's the hardest part of any of this. I am so used to being the subject of worry that I forget how much of a load that is.
No wonder Joe has broad shoulders.
I'm glad I can lend mine today.
For those who don't know what 'Freaky Friday' is, first, I'm sorry, second, it's a movie where mother and daughter magically slip into each other's body. Now, for Joe and I, that would be disastrous - he can't drive the power chair for shit. But what we are doing is switching roles for a day.
In a couple of hours Joe is going for a Gastroscopy and he has been told that he can't leave, after the testing, on his own, even to take a taxi home. So, I'm called in to do the supporting and caring (and worrying but Joe doesn't like me mentioning that one). I've booked WheelTrans to get us there and to get us back. So, the organizing is done, now it's just carrying out the plans and make sure he gets home safely, and gets to sleep off the drugs that he will have been given.
It's odd for me to be in this role. I don't often get to do things to support him in this way. I mean I support him in all sorts of other ways, the ways that come natural when you've been a couple for a long time. But, it's always Joe taking me to the doctor or to the clinic or to the hospital. He just motors on, giving me no reason to worry or to wait in waiting rooms.
So, this morning I got up all prepared to ensure it runs smoothly and WHAM a ton of worry came down and landed on my shoulders. I'm beginning to think that's the hardest part of any of this. I am so used to being the subject of worry that I forget how much of a load that is.
No wonder Joe has broad shoulders.
I'm glad I can lend mine today.
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Oh, Please
|(Photograph description: A tall glass of beer, with a frothy head, sitting on a table.)
Joe and I went out for a beer last weekend. Because of the harshness of the winter, this signified the beginning of spring for us. The trip to the bar isn't far but, even then, it was out of reach in such intense cold. But, Friday had some warmth, we felt like a trip to the pub. So we went.
A lot of you know that I quit drinking alcohol several years ago and have become an inveterate tea-totaler. So we stopped to get a couple big cups of the at Davids Tea and then we headed over to the pub. Not drinking doesn't mean that I don't like the pub atmosphere and as long as everyone is good with me drinking tea - then we're all good.
We chatted with someone, a really nice guy, for a bit and then the topic became my wheelchair and others who use motored mobility devises out in the community. The general agreement was that most were good responsible users but some drove dangerously and didn't care about the safety of others. I too have seen this. I have made comment a few times to scooter drivers who seemed to want to push me off the sidewalk to get out of their way. Equally, I have had other power wheelchair users demand that I get out of the way, when I'm shopping because they want to be where I am. I waited my turn, they need to wait theirs. It happens.
The fellow I was talking to started to lower social expectations for people with disabilities. "Well, at first I'm pissed off or annoyed but then I think about how hard their lives must be and realize that they just need extra patience." Having said this, he smiled at me. He's a really nice guy attempting to be decent. I don't want to go all disability politic all over his ass. So, I just said, "People with disabilities need to rise to the same social standard as everyone else." He began to say that he thought that maybe they couldn't. I told him the reason they couldn't was because people think they can't.
The tyranny of low expectations - right in front of my eyes.
Non disabled people simply don't seem to know how to think about people with disabilities without using some kind of 'disablity as a negative' trope. The narrative that is the easiest to go to is that all of our behaviour is a result of our frustrated lives as disabled people. There is a reluctance to simply think of someone with a disability as behaving like a 'jerk'.
Cause sometimes our primary diagnosis is 'asshole' or 'jerk' or 'what's with you?
And the most successful treatments for the behaviours that result from that particular diagnosis are patently obvious, aren't they?
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
How It Begins
|Photo Description: Several people crossing at an intersection, including a young man with a disability.
Then the light changed.
We surged forward. I was rolling fairly slowly because I was behind people I couldn't get around, and I wasn't in a hurry so didn't try. Beside me was the little girl. She was hopping from one thick white line to the next. It's a game that both Ruby and Sadie play sometimes. She was having fun. She continued to be beside me.
Then her mom, who had been talking animatedly to her dad, noticed.
I heard her being called away from me. These are the exact words used to call her away, "Get away from that man in the wheelchair." The little girl looked back at her mother, she smiled and waved to show that everything was fine. And indeed everything was fine, she was no where near my wheels and in absolutely no danger. She continued on with her game.
We were nearing the other side when her mother came and angrily grabbed her arm and pulled her forward and up on to the curb. "I said, stay way from those kind of people, stay away!' The grab, the pull and the anger in the words startled and frightened the little girl. She looked back at me now, the smile gone. The warmth in her eyes had been turned ice cold.
This is how prejudice and hatred begins.
Monday, March 23, 2015
I said I was sorry!
I just snapped. Literally and figuratively, snapped.
I don't know why, I got up in the morning after a good nights sleep. Joe and I had breakfasted while watching 'Longmire' on Netflix. We decided to get out early to get the shopping done so we can avoid the crowds. Joe, knowing full well the experience of shopping with me, "We can avoid all those people who resent the space you need for your chair." I said, not knowing I was predicting the future, "You can't avoid those people, some of them will have gotten up early too."
Putting the onions in my shopping bag, I headed to the end of the aisle needing to make a sharp right to go down to pick up some tomatoes. At the end of the aisle, there had been some kind of accident, someone had dropped something and part of the floor was covered in, what looked to be Thousand Island dressing. I remember remarking that there were a lot of islands, but 'thousand' was a stretch. I was near the end of the passageway, made narrow by those 'slippery when wet' signs and the cones with the picture of someone falling. A woman with a big cart turned and faced me, she clearly wanted to go through the same passageway that I had just traversed. I could not back up because there was someone right behind me.
I asked, nicely, "Could you just let me pass?" She backed up resentfully, so I threw in a 'sorry'. In response she looked at me with a deep level of anger and impatience. Inside, I heard a little snap. So I turned to her and said, with anger, "I said 'Sorry' what else do you want, you could see that I couldn't back up. What the hell is wrong with using just a little bit of freaking patience." (By the by, I didn't swear, I actually used the word 'freaking') And I rolled on. I was shaking. I don't do that. I don't snap, with anger, at strangers. I just don't. I've had confrontations but not like this, not over something like this.
When I got to the tomatoes I was settling down, Joe came back from getting the pop and water, which need to ride at the bottom of our bundle buggy. I begin to tell him about what happened when the woman came back. She said, "I want you to know that I'm always patient with people like you. And kids. And old people." I said, "You looked very angry and upset when I need to get through where the spill was. Backing up isn't patience, holding your temper is." She left.
Joe and I were near done and she's back again, "I feel sorry for people in wheelchairs and I'm always nice to them, I'm a good person." I said, "Well then, act like one." She stormed away. Joe looked at me questioningly. I said, "All she needed to say was sorry, not all this shit about loving cripples and kids, and I don't need her feeling sorry for me, I need to her be sorry for acting like a jerk."
That was the first one.
Yep, there's more.
Later we went to see the movie 'Chappie' and afterwards we hit the loo. On the way out, I stopped where there was room for me to put my coat on. I was out of everyone's way. A woman at a table several feet away caught sight of me, turned around and settled in to watch me put my coat on. This happens all the time. Typically, I just move out of sight or have Joe block the view. Another snap. It was so loud I can't believe no one else heard it. So, I said, loudly, "I'm going to move out of view of those so ignorant that they would stare at someone putting on a coat like they were at a freak show." Again, she looked shocked, then angered, and spun around in her seat. I put my coat on.
I don't do this.
I just don't.
I've never acted this way in public before.
On Sunday, we were out a lot and my old patience for this kind of thing was back. Never confronted or barked at anyone. Not once. I still don't know what happened on Saturday, it just seemed to be a day that I just couldn't take the shit that comes your way when you use a wheelchair or when you are different from others.
Anyone else had a day that they just let go of the reins??
Sunday, March 22, 2015
World Down Syndrome Day: In A Different Key
|(Photo Description: Skyline of the city of Toronto, downtown, at night. The CN tower is lit up in yellow and blue, in celebration of World Down Syndrome Day.)
In the wake of World Down Syndrome Day, a day designed to celebrate achievements and to challenge stereotypes, we need to examine the inclusitivity of the day. We need to ask whether those of us who believe in inclusion, who stand firm that 'all means all', have practiced the ancient art of exclusion.
I read a lot of the blogs and articles that came out about people with Down Syndrome. I was inspired, as was the intention of the writers, by the stories I heard and the amazing accomplishments of people with Down Syndrome. The list of those who have done amazing things, and who have lived such full lives, is long. Shona Robertson from Australia, Sarah Gordy from the United Kingdom, Michael Gannon from Ireland, Mia Farah from Lebanon, Shoko Kanazawa from Japan, Raymond Hu from the United States and Stephanie Boghen and Julian Escallon from Canada, comprise a growing number of people with Down Syndrome whose achievements are noteworthy in and of themselves. That last sentence was difficult to write, not because it was hard to find names to include, but because it was hard to select names to include - the accomplishments of many are rich and varied.
Many of the blogs that wrote had inspiring stories of those who have gone beyond the predictions of Doctors, the expectations of teachers, and the prejudices of society. These are important and powerful stories and they are stories that need to be told.
But. We all know that these are not the only stories that need telling. We all know that success isn't always bright and shiny and tinged with celebrity. We know this because most of us live quiet lives filled with more ordinary accomplishments. Most of us are celebrated, not by the press or by the world, but by a smaller more intimate group: those who know and love us.
I met Lyddia many, many years ago, when I'd first become a consultant. She was older than me, by about 15 years, she lived in a group home, she went to a day program and she visited her sister and her elderly father regularly. When the referral was first made for a behaviour therapist, it came from the family, not the agency who supported her. I met her father and sister first.
In chatting I asked about the spelling of Lyddia's name, I had wondered if the secretary had typed it wrongly on the form. Her dad smiled and said that when they were naming their daughter, her mother who had been shaken with the diagnosis of Down Syndrome, decided on the name after learning about the extra chromosome. She decided to give her daughter an extra letter in her name - to say to the world YES WE KNOW!
Their concern was the Lyddia was too passive and they wanted her to have a voice that was heard. She only had a few words, but she could say 'yes' and 'no' ... "that's all you need to be able to say in order to take control of your life," said her sisters. But it only works if people ask the right kind of questions. 'What movie do you want to go to?' doesn't work, they should know that, we keep telling them."
So the referral was for Lyddia to use her voice effectively and for that to happen, the staff had to listen effectively. Then I met Lyddia. She was a short, plump woman, who was, by nature, very quiet. She would look at me, when I asked her something, but as soon as she answered her question, she would look down and away. She understood what the goals were, she agreed to work with me, and we did.
Her staff loved working with her, they saw her as a quiet, gentle and very wise woman. They realized that they too often communicated in a rush, and forgot about framing the questions in such a way that Lyddia could answer. As such, I wasn't involved for long.
I enjoyed working with Lyddia, and, yes, I came to see her wisdom when we were together. She had, when she focused on a task that she enjoyed, the most beautiful and peaceful face I have ever seen.
I remember a conversation with Lyddia's sister. She said that she hated when professionals used terms like 'high grade' and 'low grade' or 'high functioning' or 'low functioning.' She said, 'It's not just because they consider my sister on the 'low end' but it's because those terms miss the point. Lyddia has all the skills necessary to just be Lyddia. She lives her life well. She lives her life kindly. She brings herself to every encounter. She brings her presence into every room. How do you rank those things?"
There is no link to Lyddia's name.
There is no article about Lyddia's life.
Lyddia lived her life receiving supports, going to a day program and later, much later, working part time in a pre-school helping out with the kids. She lived an ordinary life, with ordinary accomplishments. Her achievements are real. But they don't call attention to themselves. But they need not be ignored because of that fact.
Many people with Down Syndrome will live quiet lives filled with everyday accomplishments. Many will need help to live their lives for their whole lives. Many will have goals that reach for the stars that hang low in the sky. But, remember, they are stars still.
Some parents I've spoken to feel excluded from the celebrations of World Down Syndrome Day because they do no see their child represented in the 'You Can Do Anything' attitude or the 'If I can do it, you can do it,' mantra of self advocate speakers. They worry that in the rush to the front of the stage to celebrate those with exceptional accomplishments, the quiet accomplishments, accomplishments that come with struggle, and tears, and love, and patience will be diminished. They worry that their children are the 'embaressment' of the movement. They may not have ever been in the back wards of an institution but exclusion from the conversation puts people in linguistic back wards, hidden behind the conversations and removed from discussion.
Everyone needs a seat at the table.
And everyone needs a chance to communicate.
All means All.
Or as was once powerfully said to me, All means Even You.
Saturday, March 21, 2015
World Down Syndrome Day
Right now, somewhere in the world, someone with Down Syndrome is sleeping in.
Right now, somewhere in the world, someone with Down Syndrome is getting up and getting ready for work.
Right now, somewhere in the world, someone with Down Syndrome is kissing his wife goodbye as he heads out the door.
Right now, somewhere in the world, someone with Down Syndrome is working hard at a job he loves.
Bigots tell the lie of 'unfulfilled lives.'
Scientists promote the lie of 'unworthy lives.'
Media purposely create prejudice in words, 'suffering their lives.'
Right now, somewhere near you, someone with Down Syndrome is going to school.
Right now, somewhere near you, someone with Down Syndrome is writing an essay.
Right now, somewhere near you, someone with Down Syndrome is giggling about a boy at school.
Right now, somewhere near you, someone with Down Syndrome is dreaming about her graduation.
Doctors tell the lie of hopelessness.
Geneticists use the word 'cure' instead of the word 'genocide.'
Politicians promote abuse by simply cutting funds.
Right now, in a hospital somewhere, a little child with Down Syndrome is being born.
Right now, in a hospital somewhere, a mother smiles knowing her child has been born on World Down Syndrome Day.
Right now, in a hospital somewhere, a father is crying while he holds his little child.
Right now, in a hospital somewhere, a nurse is quietly thinking that they were irresponsible to have this baby.
Right now, in a hospital somewhere two parents, hearts full of love, commit to their child and to changing the world.
Parents speak the truth of love and of hope.
Teachers speak the truth of learning and of hope.
People with Down Syndrome speak the truth about their love of life.
Right now, someone somewhere is committing to fight prejudice and bigotry towards people with Down Syndrome and other intellectual disabilities.
Right now, someone somewhere is committing to create safe spaces in the world for everyone, including those with Down Syndrome and other disabilities, by no longer staying silent, no longer hanging back.
Right now, someone somewhere is committing to make change happen in their heart, in their soul and in their actions. I am. Are you?
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Labor day 2011 update
Summer is about over, we are still having days in the 90's but they are fewer and the nights are dropping into the 60's. The first pic is of my one year old weeping willow. I bought it as a 20 dollar stick from Home Depot last August.
This pic is from early spring
And this pic is from today.
My windmills have grown like crazy even though they are in a ton of shade.
My hibiscus are blooming like crazy.
My baby musa velutinas.
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A little bit of wind damage from last week, but nothing major.
Sorry about all the photos. I just got alittle carried away.
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Nice pics, Chad! That weeping willow will be a huge tree someday. That siam ruby looks very cool. Do you think it could survie zone 6? Dont worry, I get carried away with pictures too. I have 2 baby musa velutina banana trees right now. They are the pups from the bigger trees. I love watching them get a little bigger and a little bigger.
Today has been cool and wet. My plants probably dont like that. My windmill palm got flooded again, so I just stuck it in my room. Im a little worried about my other plants, though. Its been really rainy and in the mid to low 60s all day. I hope they do ok.
Again great pics, I really like them. I also love how the bricks and the window shutters on your house look like my grandparents house,haha! The siams ruby looks amazing as does all of your other plants.
Awesome pics!! Everything looks great! I love the cacti and the Trachys are growing great. Your Basjoos look tons better than mine (mine are a little shreeded and didnt grow a ton this year in height. They are my biggest disapointment this year).
Very nice weeping willow. I really like the look of them when small, and of course,they are beautiful when larger too. I especially like them when weeping over ponds!
Thanks Jim, Now that the trachys are starting to grow I am seeing some thickness form on the trunk. Good sign, this will help with there hardness!
Hunter, Siam Rubys are a zone 9 or better plant. Less hardy than Ensettes. Come winter time they get dug up and divided. I will treat treat them like house plants so they don't lose there foliage.
We have been having a ton of rain too. I have actually lost two agaves to rot. And they where in raised beds.
Alex, I would have to say other than the mother bajsoo, the rest didn't perform either. The tall bajsoo in the front yard was actually overwintered an has grown very little. Only putting out 8 leaves all summer.
Can't wait for the willow to get huge. Just don't want all the spiders that come with them.
My basjoo also put out around 8 to 9 leaves also but out of those 8, they were more narrow and more compact than last year. I think some time im the ground this winter might benefit it. It will give the roots a chance to have no disruption, and if it dies back, it might give it a fresh start at growing better. We'll see!
My three clumps of basjoo get about 12' to 15' by this time of year. The most robust cluster must have 10 stems and pups. I think you're right Alex, yours may prefer to winter in ground rather than bring dug up. But you can always spade off a pup or two and nurture them inside this winter.
To winter them over outside, let them get hit by the first frost and then cut them down to the ground. Let the cold night air get to the stems for a few nights to a week to signal the plants to stop growing and dry out. Then cover them with 3" to 6" of mulch (not compost). Snow cover will also help insulate them against very cold nights. By mid April you should see multiple pups coming up. Maybe a bit later up in your area. I usually have to spade off excessive pups or ones growing too far from where I want them. I root those and give them as gifts. Good luck.
Wetsuiter I agree ever basjoo that that stays in ground over winter grows better. They seem to have a stronger root system.
Bradleyo I'm just outside Winston Salem, In King N.C. The ec is actually initials. The large pindo shown is still in a pot. To scared to plant it. However I do have one planted that will get protected.
Wetsuiter I agree ever basjoo that that stays in ground over winter grows better. They seem to have a stronger root system.
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It's frogs versus scorpions in this new series by professional football player Trevor Pryce. For years, the frogs of the Amphibilands have lived in safety—protected by an elite group of poisonous frogs named the Kulipari and by the dreamcasting spell of the turtle king that cloaks their lands in mystery. Now the spell is threatened by the Spider Queen, a talented spellcaster, and Lord Marmoo, leader of the scorpions. With the Kulipari off training in secret, the Amphibilands have never been so vulnerable. Enter Darel, a young frog who dreams of joining the Kulipari, despite his utter lack of poison and limited fighting skills. With the help of a motley crew of friends, Darel has the chance to become the warrior of his dreams.
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Cleaning Nightmare
I have an 8'x10' garden shed in my backyard on a conrete pad. Last fall I closed it up for the winter and a mother skunk (pregnant of course) moved in to have her babies, making a cozy nest for her brood. I don't know how many babies she had but the result was a disaster because the family continued to use my shed as their personal toilet. In some areas the feces and urine was a solid disgusting mass and I had to scrap it all out with a flat shovel. I've also repaired the hole they were using to squeeze inside.
I've emptied the shed and removed the solid waste but need advise on how to sanitize the shed short of bringing in a hazmat team. I set off a bug bomb to kill all of the fleas and am ready to clean. My first thought is to pour bleach over the floor full strength but thought it better to ask the experts in the cleaning forum.
I would not use bleach unless you have a good respirator - the off-gassing will be bad.
Any strong enzyme-based cleaner will work. You should be able to find one at a janitorial supply. The product you linked to sounds good if it does what it says. I have no experience with the product.
I agree with the enzyme cleaner suggestion, mixing bleach with other chemicals is hazardous and the bleach might not be good for your walls. You don't say what material you used to enclose the area, make sure what you get is safe for wood, vinyl, or whatever you used for the walls. They would require different kinds of solutions, I would think.
Good luck!
It's a white plastic shed from Home Depot on an 8x10 concrete pad. It has a 2x4 foundation anchoring it to the pad made of pressure treated wood. It's been airing out for the past 4 days and I've found a concoction on the web that claims to be cheap and effective.
1 qt. hydrogen peroxide
1.4 C. baking soda
2 tsp. dishwashing liquid
That should clean up and deodorize the mess. Then I'll see about a disenfectant. I hope this works. I'll let you know. Thanks for all the suggestions.
Bleach mixed with urine will not create toxic fumes. Many kennels and vet offices use a bleach/water mixture for disinfecting purposes. We mix a 10% bleach and 90% water solution for cleaning out kennels- and we rinse them when finished. We have used this solution on concrete, wood, grass, metal, plastic, and vinyl and never had any issues with it ruining materials.
The hydrogen peroxide/baking soda/dish soap- is also used on pets that have been skunked. The most effective way to use this is not to clean the area with any other cleaners first- not even water.


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GAFE -Google Apps For Education - saa käyttäjiä nopeammin kuin kilpailijansa Applella tai Microsoftilla.
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Asiaa. Jos ei tiedä mitä, miksi ja ketä varten tekee, ei kannata tehdä ollenkaan. Kannattaa miettiä hetki tai tehdä jotain muuta.
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These tools are mostly web-based and provide ways in which students can visually represent their ideas.
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Getting students to create infographics and using them ourselves to present information are more than justifiable reasons for these kind of tools
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FOXBORO -- The day after, there was optimism.
Safeties James Ihedigbo and Patrick Chung, part of a Patriots' secondary that appeared overwhelmed at times against Ben Roethlisberger and the Pittsburgh passing game, spoke to the media Monday at Gillette Stadium after getting a chance to watch film. And while both acknowledged the drawbacks to New England's defensive performance, they both said the problems the Patriots' pass defense ran into were fixable, suggesting that poor communication was to blame for the breakdowns.
"We played a good game, man. They just played another one," Chung said. "They had more big plays than we did. We played a good game, they played a better one. They got the W."
Regardless of the positive vibes, Sunday was an ugly afternoon for the Patriots defense, particularly the defensive backfield. Playing what appeared to be mostly zone, corners were frequently caught out of position while safeties struggled to adjust. It all added up to 365 passing yards from Roethlisberger and a 25-17 loss.
"There are things they did that obviously caused some problems," Patriots coach Bill Belichick said on Monday when asked about the play of his secondary in defending the Pittsburgh passing game. "We either didn't make adjustments to it quick enough, or, in some cases, we tried to adjust to it but we just couldn't get it done the way we needed to get it done. Overall, they just did a little better job than we did."
Ihedigbo and cornerback Antuwan Molden appeared to be at the center of many of the breakdowns on Sunday. The two appeared to get crossed up on Mewelde Moore's first-quarter touchdown catch, but the lowlight of the afternoon came later in the first half on a first-down pass from Roethlisberger to Antonio Brown on a play where Molden dropped into coverage, back into an area that initially appeared to be defended by Ihedigbo. That allowed Brown to get some separation, and Roethllsberger found him for the 7-yard touchdown pass.
Ihedigbo also appeared to get beaten by Pittsburgh tight end Heath Miller on a couple of early catches, and was at fault when he slipped and fell while trying to defend a 26-yard reception by Emmanuel Sanders. And Molden appeared to be responsible for coverage on Antonio Brown when Brown made a 17-yard catch on a on a third-and-15 to help keep a second-half drive alive for the Steelers. (Molden was eventually yanked for Adams.)
"They're a team with multiple personnel sets. We expected that," Ihedigbo said. "They did a lot of things that we practiced (but) like I said, it's a game of execution, it's a game of inches. And we didn't execute when we needed to. I mean, 10-for-16 on third down? You've got to correct that in this league to win."
Ihedigbo said communication was an issue, something that was plainly evident for much of the afternoon. With plenty of new faces in the secondary -- Molden (42 of 81 possible snaps) and Phillip Adams (19 snaps) saw the most action they've seen all year -- there were bound to be breakdowns as cornerbacks get used to each other in the post-Leigh Bodden era.
"It was communication and a little bit of a lack of focus on our part," Ihedigbo said of the struggles. "I'll put that on myself and the secondary, and Pat, I'm sure will put it on himself as well. Those are things that I'm sure we'll rectify and we're going to correct.
"We'll wear it. We'll take it. The Steelers, hats off to them. They earned the victory. We'll definitely be ready to go this week."
"(There was) some miscommunication," Chung said. "But it only gets better with guys coming in and starting to play more with the guys that are in there. It's just going to get better as the weeks go on."
Chung, one of two players in on every defensive snap for the Patriots on Sunday (cornerback Devin McCourty was the other), believes that it's not an issue of tackling.
"I don't think there's really (tackling) issues," he said. "Sometimes, the game of football causes you to come out of technique. It's just mentally trying to be strong and focus on your technique while you're tackling and just making the play and finishing the play during practice. We don't get to tackle too much, but if you can go full speed all the way tackling often, have your form and technique down, you'll be all right."
One thing the Patriots defense can feel good about is the red-zone defense. New England held Pittsburgh to three field goals (one in the second, one in the third and one in the fourth quarter) when the Steelers got inside the Patriots' 20, something that allowed New England to have a chance late in the game.
"We just communicated well down in the red zone. That was a positive for us," Ihedigbo said. "We held them to field goals instead of giving up touchdowns and letting the game get out of hand. And even with everything that happened, we still had an opportunity to make some plays there at the end to kind of get back in it."
Ihedigbo believes that the Patriots will be able to get things turned around sooner rather than later. They'll need to tighten things up, as they'll face the Giants Sunday at Gillette Stadium – a team led by a quarterback (Eli Manning) who actually has better passing numbers than Roethlisberger in several major categories, including passing yards per game.
"You watch that tape, and it's nothing that we want to represent us as a defense," Ihedigbo said of the Pittsburgh loss. "We watch that, and everyone had that look on their face as, 'Hey, this isn't us. What we put on tape isn't us.' And we're going to correct that and come out next week and show how the New England Patriots play defense.
"We're definitely going to have a chip on our shoulder over this week. I know this defense will be fired up and ready to go. We're playing back and home, and we're going to study the game plan hard and we'll be ready to go on Sunday."
Greg and Chris talk more offseason happenings with the Pats and their plans. They talk about some of the free agents toward the bottom of the list with Stevan Ridley and Dan Connolly. Price thinks that Connolly could end up back with the Pats and Ridley elsewhere (Cowboys?), but Greg thinks they both could be back. They also chat about the departure of VInce Wilfork and what he meant to the organization, the re-signing of McCourty and more.
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Tonight, Michael Sam is on his way to Texas to take a physical for the Dallas Cowboys. If the openly gay college football star passes the examination, he will be signed to the team's practice squad, reported ESPN.
In May, the St. Louis Rams drafted Sam into the NFL just a few months after he made history as the first Division I college football player to come out as gay. The defenseman was cut from the Rams on Saturday.
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(cypress) trees in a rose garden???
I am in the process of making a large rose garden on my property here in the foothills of the Appenines in Tuscany. The property faces south-west, on a sharp slope,so it gets the full blast of the brutal summer sun,but the view is very, very beautiful. I think I'd like to put in some trees to provide just a little protection from this afternoon sun, but do not want to block the view,so I was thinking of using something tall and skinny,which I could place artfully so as to sort of "punctuate" the view rather than hiding it,and of course, Italian cypresses are the first thing to come to mind. I love them, they are dark green,their shape goes great with the roses,and this IS Italy,so they ought to do well. I have several young ones on the outskirts of the garden already,but was thinking of mixing them in a bit more with the roses, but I realize that care must be taken, as they would tend to compete aggressively with roses and drink all the water themselves! So my question is : how much space should I leave between cypress trees (or any evergreen) and rose bushes? thanks, bart
here in the foothills of the Appenines in Tuscany. The property faces south-west, on a sharp slope,so it gets the full blast of the brutal summer sun,but the view is very, very beautiful.
==>>> very very cruel.. to not post a pic for us ... some of us tour the world thru pix ....
i think you are going about this.. bass-ackwards ... perhaps you ought to be asking in the rose forum ...
roses are absolute .. full sun plants.. you dont shade them
you solve such your SUSPECTED issue.. by irrigating them.. solving your water issue..
not planting trees with absolute gigantic potential to shade them ... a tree will out compete a rose bush.. to the roses eventual death ... it will take years.. but the tree will win ...
lets see whether our conifer/tree friends agree with me.. and what they have to say about your chosen plant [which is probably nothing good]
but do cross post in the rose forum.. and attack the quandary from that perspective ... if you do so.. link us there.. so we can keep track of both posts ...
Some roses are much more shade-tolerant than others. As Ken notes it will take a while to get to the point where the cypresses provide so much shade that it's a problem. Our climate here is very similar to yours and I have quite a few roses in partial shade, which due to our bone-dry summers sometimes improves the look of the shrub. The attached site gives you at least one list but I suspect you can find many more. Your site sounds lovely!
Here is a link that might be useful: Shade tolerant roses
Just realized you wanted spacing advice - depends on what kind of roses and if you are willing to sacrifice some as the garden matures. The Cupressus is probably about 2' wide in 10 years, so check the sizes of the rose bushes you are planning to use, place accordingly, and fill in with 'expendable' roses if you find the initial look too bare. Some roses get enormous but can be pruned during the growing season. It also depends on how full you want the mature look to be. I tend to like more spacing between my plants than many others do - that's a matter of personal preference. The competition for water will be fiercer the closer the spacing, so that depends on your water source and irrigation methods. If water is plentiful and irrigation provided by an automatic system, you will have fewer issues than if water is scarce and you are hauling buckets!
Thank you for your responses, though I do find ken_adrian's rather incoherent and confusing! I did of course post to the rose forum. I've been working with roses for more than 15 years now, and ,believe me, in my climate many,many of them really do prefer a bit of shade. My garden is blessed by the presence of several mature oak trees already, but too few in the area that recieves the worst of the afternoon sun. The thing is,when "they" say that roses require full sun,they are talking about a much milder climate than mine,like England or something.A rose that is listed as "shade tolerant" for the English climate would probably do best in all-day dappled shade in mine, with perhaps only a bit of direct morning sun! Ideally, I'd provide shade from the mid-day sun for ALL my roses, but that would entail planting a tree right in the middle of the rose beds,which really would be too much competition for roots. Luckily Sara did seem to realize that my question was about spacing, not about shade tolerance of roses.I'm mainly concerned about the root competition issue. What precise spacing do you use, Sara,especially in the sense of distance between a tree and roses? because whereas I've planted roses more or less along the drip line of my established oaks,this is a different issue. Water is very scarce-my established plants must rely on rainfall alone and what I can harvest, so I am indeed "hauling buckets"! bart
I think we're in more or less the same climate - most of my roses, too, look a whole lot better if they are offered some protection from the afternoon sun!
I have roses scattered throughout my plantings, and I guess the word 'precise' is not a good one to use about my spacing! I'd err a bit on the side of keeping them farther rather than closer, and I might also go for roses that have wider forms (such as 'Clair Matin', for example) so that you get as much 'punch' as you can from each individual bush. I have four 'Clair Matin' around a beech tree, which eventually will shade them out but likely not in my lifetime. They are just outside present drip line, so receive some shade during the day. My sense is that beech is a bigger water hog than cypress would be, but that is just a guess. I have a R. 'Julia Child' about six feet from the trunk of a seven foot tall Picea orientalis; at some point the Picea will get too big and I'll have to eliminate/move 'Julia' but for now they are co-existing just fine, and the rose doesn't get any more water than the Picea does, even though the literature would tell you that the rose is a thirstier plant.
Your post made me go back and look at my photos from Tuscany! There were olive trees, cypress and roses everywhere, and the olives are downright drought tolerant and were underplanted all over the place with roses.
Thanks, Sara; that is helpful. It's funny: I've also read that instead, it's the evergreens that drink more ! Fact is, I have several ramblers growing into my mature oaks, and they get along just fine,and lots of rose people have even non-rambler climbers going into trees. I myself am experimenting with growing a Climbing Old Blush into an Amanagowa ornamental cherry; both plants are babies,so the idea is that they grow up together in simbiosis. But Amanagowa is a deciduous tree...maybe people that say it can't be done are not very familiar with roses and think only of HT's when they hear the word...if I'm not mistaken ,Julia Child IS an HT, so if that can handle a distance of only 6 feet,I'd feel good to go with maybe 10-20 feet distance. I've moved so many roses in my daythat it's not that big of a deal, though of course I don't want to start out with something that will be doomed to failure,either, so it's good to chat about it a bit with someone who has experience! bart
Just came in from wandering the garden and see that I have a 'Flutterby' about 5-6 feet from a Picea a. 'Hillside Upright'. Again, both on same water (and both under edge of canopy of a grove of Cercis). 'Hillside Upright' is similar profile to your cypress, and 'Flutterby' gets quite large but they seem to be coexisting fine, in about five years. You can see that I was not nearly as methodical about all this as you are being!


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Posted 2/28/2013 at 4:43 PM by becky
Love this ornament - every time I look at it it reminds me of our time in Nevada.
Sending the same ornament to different places? If you order more than one of an item and want them shipped to different addresses, please order them individually. We will ask you for the individual shipping addresses later in the ordering process.
Nevada 1-5 Christmas Ornaments
Personalized Christmas Ornament
Nevada is known as the "Silver State" due to the importance of silver to its history and economy. Nevada is mostly desert and much of it located in the Great Basin. Las Vegas is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Nevada. If you have gone to Vegas for a girls weekend or honeymoon, let this personalized Nevada ornament be a fun way to remember the good times you had! We can place 1-5 heads on the state and we can write first names on the hats. Perfect to give to a family who lives in Nevada, or to someone who has recently taken a job to work in one of the many casinos located there.
Material: Resin
Ornaments shown on our site are personalized, as examples only, so you can see where we put the words/names you give us. Some ornaments allow you to select hair or uniform color. If there is no color choice, it is not available on that particular ornament. We will do everything possible to catch any mistakes in spelling, etc., but are not responsible if we do as you request, and it is then not correct. The ornament you see above is the way it will look when you get it, except for the personalizing instructions you give us and any optional attributes you select.