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Syngenta Seeds
Take one-hour seasonal tours through Syngenta Seeds, a soybean processing plant.
Douglas County Museum
The award-winning museum features short-term exhibits about a wide range of topics pertinent to the history of Douglas County and East Central Illinois. The museum's collections include clothing and textiles, military and medical equipment, decorative arts, archives and more! Plus, it's also host to the Rural Life Antique Show held in March and November of each year.
Wards Museum
Visit the museum's beautiful grounds and see a collection of over 10,000 items that include sea shells, primitive furniture and antique glassware.
Shelby County Historical and Genealogical Society
Historical items are displayed throughout this former jail and previous sheriff's residence. Tour the basement where the old jails cells are located, or trace your family tree.
Chautauqua Auditorium
Built in 1903, the auditorium is the largest building of its kind anywhere in the world, and is included on the National Register of Historic Places. Above the stage are Grecian statues designed by Robert Root.
Boarman Chevy BelAir Museum
This museum openin in 2005 with Bob's private collection. The building is decorated in 50's sock hop style with black and white checkered floors. The walls are lined with 50's memorabilia, chevy clocks and neon signs. A jukbox takes you back to that popular era. The museum has eight vintage cars as well as a 1993 Indy Pace Car with only 28 miles. Mr. Boarman restored most of the cars himself and has been collecting over 25 years.
Best Wedding Chapel
This chapel, once a Catholic church, was purchased by the Best family who now offers it for weddings. Built in the 1870s, the chapel has its original 14-foot stained glass windows that complement the 33-foot cathedral ceiling.
Moweaqua Coal Mine Museum
Houses a number of coal minig artifacts - Pictures, newspaper clippings, coal mining tools, and other mine related materials on display. Most famous for the explosion that happened on December 24, 1932 which killed 54 workers.
Lincoln Trail Homestead State Memorial
This is the site of Abraham Lincoln's first Illinois home. Bisected by the Sangamon River, the site also features picnicking and hiking.
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Monticello Wabash Depot
Built in 1899, the restored depot is the departure point for a weekend afternoon train ride to the Monticello Railway Museum. It also serves as a visitor center for Monticello and Piatt County.
Monticello Railway Museum
View various pieces of steam and electric railroad equipment. Offers vintage train rides on Sat. and Sun. May through Oct., as well as a number of special events throughout the year.
Reeser Embryo Farm
Tour this farm, which is a commercial embryo transfer station that uses donor cows.
Peterson House
The historic Peterson House is a part of Peterson Park in Mattoon, and houses the Mattoon Chamber of Commerce. This beautiful building is rich in architectural history and is an key part of Mattoon's cultural story.
Mattoon Welcome Center & Historic Railroad Depot
Mattoon Tourism & Arts Welcome Center is located in the historic Illinois Central Railroad Train Depot, which also still serves as the Amtrak Station for the Community. The original Railroad Depot was constructed in 1918 by the Illinois Central Railroad, and it was then remodeled in 2011. The Depot is still an active Amtrak Station with 3,000 passengers boarding and un-boarding per month. The welcome center offers a host of information: state-of-the-art schools & colleges, a growing economy, beautiful parks, lakes and sports amenities round out the more favorable quality of life found in Mattoon.
Ferrel Clydesdale Farms
In operation since 1850, the farm features a blacksmith shop and Clydesdale horses. Chuck wagon cookouts are available.
Two-Story Outhouse at Gays
Arguably one of the most famous outhouses left on the planet is located in the town of Gays, IL, located just five minutes from Mattoon. The existence of outhouses in general are rare, but certainly a two-story version is a unique oddity that the small rural community of 300 has capitalized on for quite some time. Stop by anytime for this great photo opportunity!
Kirkland Galleries
Three galleries on the Millikin University Campus feature changing one-artist exhibits during the academic year. The Perkinson Gallery hosts a wide range of exhibitions that focus on work by professional artists from Illinois and the Midwest, in addition to work by artists with national recognition. The gallery has 2,000 square feet of floor space, with 132 linear feet of wall space. Patrons may view the displayed work for free, Monday through Friday from noon to 5 pm. The Lower Gallery focuses on photographic works. Student artists display their works in the Studio Gallery. The Lower and Studio Galleries are open Monday-Friday from 8 am to 5 pm and Saturday from 10 am to 1 pm Free admission.
Governor Oglesby Mansion
Built in 1874, this Italianate mansion was the home of Richard J. Oglesby, a U.S. senator and three-time governor of Illinois. Oglesby was also a Union general in the Civil War and a close friend of Abraham Lincoln.
Hieronymus Mueller Museum
Located on Mueller Company grounds, where the accomplishments of inventor Hieronymus Mueller, Decatur's "Unsung genius" and holder of over 500 patents, are celebrated. Among the expanded facility's treasures: The seventh of only eight cars manufactured by Mueller.
Rock Springs Center for Environmental Discovery
Rock Springs Center is the largest park in the Macon County Conservation District properties with a total of 1,343 acres in the southwest area of Decatur, IL. The Sangamon River runs through Rock Springs and several small ponds dot the landscape. A wide range of terrain including forest, wetland, grassland, and restored Illinois prairie make Rock Springs a destination for nature lovers. Rock Springs is also home to a large nature center, a museum, a restored farmhouse, nearly nine miles of hiking trails, and a paved bike trail. Rock Springs is a favorite for families all year round. Rooms and pavilions are available for rent for meetings and events.
Birks Museum
Once the original reading room of Millikin University's Gorin Library, Birks Museum maintains a montage of memories: Among them, a Belleek mirror made for Queen Victoria; a life mask of Abraham Lincoln circa 1864; and 700 paperweights.
Macon County History Museum
Imagine Abraham Lincoln, the 6'4" lawyer, ducking to avoid bumping his head on the entrance of Macon Country's first courthouse built in 1829, which was the only log courthouse where Lincoln practiced law. This and other period buildings, located in the Macon County History Museum, allow visitors to travel back to different historical periods of the county. The prairie village on the museum grounds is home to such historical buildings as the log court house where Abraham Lincoln practiced in the 1830s.
Decatur Public Library Art Gallery
The Second Floor Gallery, in partnership with Gallery 510, showcases local and regional artwork year-round. Frequently local and national traveling exhibits are displayed. In conjunction with the featured exhibits, the library presents topic-specific programs and events. The gallery is open Monday-Thursday 9am-9pm; Friday-Saturday: 9am-5:30pm; Sunday: 1pm-5pm (Sept-May). Admission to the gallery is free and the public is welcome to all programs and events.
Decatur Public Library
Books (of course), videos, dvds, cds, local history room, computers, classes, art gallery, kids place


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Wow! I never thought I'd hear oh-so-diplomatic Tanith Belbin come right out and say the judges were wrong and should have scored WP higher than PB. Which I totally agree with.
Interesting looking at the report cards. I really think the PCS marks were off. I can see that maybe Skating Skill would go to P/B, and some more complex Linking footwork, but on Performance, Choreography and Interpretation the nod has to to go to W/P. Once again, as always, I think W/P wuz robbed of a medal. I think that Kaitlyn needs a new dress for the SD. Something of all one colour, maybe black or even strong pink, that emphasizes her long legs and body. Sexy, fitted, and shows her off. It's hard to see her lines and positions with so much going on in the costume. Then maybe people will see what they are doing and give them the marks. For the FD, I think they need to just add more difficult linking footwork, and continue to work on their unison, and toe point (Kaitlyn). I wouldn't want them to add too much more, since they will run the risk of being over done (like the Russian team looked over done), but just a little bit more difficulty to up that PCS mark. It's going to be hard for them to win Bronze in France, but it is not beyond possible.
I love them. I do not have enough technical proficiency to discuss whether they were undermarked vs P/B ot not; I like both teams. But it's undeniable they are improving with every competition, and are a deeply emotional, genuine team. Last year being 5th at Worlds was a surprise; now being fourth at GPF feels right at the very least, and it seems that they are capable of more. I wish them the best and hope they get to the very top!!!
W&P were incredible to me. When I first saw their FD in practice and competition at Skate Canada, I wasn't so sure about it. But it's really grown on me over the GP season and now it's my favourite FD. I think W&P have the best package of SD/FD of all the teams this season. Congrats to Camerlengo, Krylova and Bourne on the choreo!
Today was also the first time I loved that FD and it's because they put 100% into it, you could really feel their commitment to it and it just drew me in. Great package this season with both programs. A bit of a shame as I think they will need mistakes in both programs from P&B to gain on them.
Natalie & Fabian are my favourite couple, I've been following them since 2004 (the ups & downs). I thought they should have been 2nd in the short dance but in the free Weaver & Poje were better. But then I thought they should have won the NHK Trophy. Their Free Dance this season is one of my faves in recent years. Such passion & emotion. I thought that Krylova looked a little let down in the kiss & cry when Natalie & Fabian got the bronze, maybe she thought it was a little harsh on Weaver & Poje. I'm kinda stuck with this one as my heart said Natalie & Fabian but my head said Weaver & Poje. They should be proud of themselves though.
My heart was torn in two between the two teams who battled for bronze. I wanted to see W/P on the podium but felt sooo bad for the French from other comps ... it was hard either way.
Amazing final for these two. I don't think they have ever skated this well, ever. I'm so so happy for them. I can't say I agree with them finishing behind the French here, especially in the FD. Their technical levels were really good, and their performance quality is out of this world. A lot of the commentators agreed, it seems. Tanith Belbin, both sets of Canadian commentators and the British commentators all thought P/B shouldn't have beaten W/P in the FD. The upside to this is that W/P were at least within striking distance of the French points wise, which means that they have a legitemate shot at the world bronze medal. Honestly, if someone had said that this time last year, I would have laughed. These two have improved so much so fast that its incredible. Wishing them an amazing Worlds. On a side note, I was watching the Italian version of this FD on Youtube, and the female commentator said she had a confession to make, and that she thought Andrew was "altissimo e bellissimo," which means tall and beautiful/handsom. I laughed for a full minute after that, especially when her and the other female commentator started squealing and laughing lol.
W&P are going gangbuster's for the most "wuz robbed" award two seasons running... Well the good news is, they are now beating the cutie pie Shibs. The bad news is, so are the French... What's next? W&P must now take down the only Euro team left, that has any shot at all of preventing complete North American podium dominance of the Ice dance discipline. Stop, you say, not true you say! What about the adorable Italians, or the angsty Russians, surely they both have enough stuff left in tank, to beat the hot, hot, hot, W&P, or the sweet as sugar Shibs? I would have answered maybe, before GPF. However, the GPF result has shown us where the judges are leaning. The french are still ahead by a nose based on political will, (always shown by PCS) but they must stay upright to fend off the rising CDN #2, and USA # 2 who will both be ready to swoop in for shot at the bronze should P&B fall from grace the way they did in 2010. While there is a defined pecking order; Gold and Silver will be tween V&M and D&W, however the bronze, is still anyone's to grab with P&B the team most clearly favored. Italy and Russia have to now hope that both the #2 NA teams have unexpected disasters that will take them out of contention. Odds are 1 possibly 2 of the 5 teams slotted for bronze may go down during the final battle at worlds, but all 3 teams P&B, W&P, Shibs, all going down is pretty unlikely, thus both may have to settle for 6,and 7. What W&P can be very proud of, is that they were probably the team being slotted for 6th or 7th, before the GP season began, just fighting to keep previous season's unexpected 5th ranking spot, secure in their sights. Previous World medal winners and #1 Euro teams are usually given the green light before considering any upward momentum from NA #2's, or Asia #1's. That is the historical reality of ice dance, yes it's changing to slightly favor NA, based on 2010 Oly results, but perhaps there are still some old eurocentric judging attitudes prevailing on most dance panels, some pre cop judges not willing to keep up with, or change quickly enough to appreciate the actual skating skills being put on display on the ice on the given day and rewarding them the way they should be rewarded, still perhaps protocol judging, afraid of incuring federation wrath. So Kudo's to W&P who not only did not drop a rung or 2, but actually secured last years rank, and now after GPF showdown, they have actually moved up a notch! I am very proud of them! W&P have 2 strong programs this season, both of which are being told with heat, sizzle or a range of emotion and both charismatically sold very very well, with good solid technique, speed, in each to seal the deal. The Shibs still have their fab, solid, technical expertise-- ex., amazing twizzle's, their bronze medal history, to carry them, plus the political will of both a strong fed and awesome coaching team that won't allow this superb young tecnically talented team to fall too far off the podium, always keeping them close enough to those ahead of them, to be able to capitalize on these other teams's failures. I say after GPF, on paper it looks like Russians hopes for a top 5 worlds finish are fading as fast as their GP season marks have, from the 163.52 China high, that kept them above Shibs, to the low 157.30 at GPF, that has once again dropped them behind the #2USA team... Of course, there may still be some political clout left that may try to keep the Russians above the Italians who earned 154.87 during 2011/12 GP season, but it's fading quickly away, based on the GPF marks that only have the Russians ranked above the Italians, so can they really make top 5 now? IMO, I don't think so, due to over the top costuming; both programs are just way too busy cop whoring for points, to feel authentic; while they are still too sloppy executing the difficulty to sell them properly! Hmmn, not even hair extensions, nor all her besti squats will save them now, so IMO they will likely be a very fortunate 6th, but most likely a bridesmaid 7th depending on how well the technical Shibs and the wonderfully emotive Italians skate. Each of these teams vying for most cute and adorable couple award, leaving the posture poor, angsty, bedazzled, feathered Russians possibly out of the top 6, esp., if the trend set by GPF plays out. Of course this scenario is all moot should B&S be beaten at Russian nationals by the yet to appear, player's to be named later - M&K, which given the GPF failure of B&S to deliver on the road to Sochi, is now entirely possible. Nationals followed by Europeans will tell the tale, so one should never count out the always politically savy and powerful Russian fed who always have a back-up big game strategy to call up that somehow changes everything. That folks, is likely why no matter how great W&P skate, it won't matter much in terms of marks, as long as the French stay upright, they will be on the world podium, and if not them, then possibly a new Russian #1 -the switch hitter team called up from the minor's! Then if that also fizzles one reverts back to the current GPF lineup where W&P and the Shibs get a shot if the Euro teams falter...I hope I'm wrong, because W&P really impressed me with their GPF final performances. I think W&P actually beat P&B in the FD portion, maybe not quite over all given the significant French lead in the SD, but allowing for my untrained eye I will go along with SD results. That said, W&P were definitely the stronger performer's in the FD, and since judges put them ahead in TES, they should have been rewarded for PE in the PCS part too, at least in this specific event... Given that they could have still awarded P&B a SB score of the usual bump of 2 pts, say 100.04 - 1.00 for the deduction = 99.04 (even though I felt this FD performance wasn't as strong as what they skated at TEB, I bow to wiser heads.) The judges could have given W&P the nod of breaking 100 in the FD, after all would it have killed them to perhaps award .17 more? They beat P&B in TES, so why not give them the .17 in terms of PE (which they clearly did deserve) by awarding them 100.00 for the FD, still leaving them behind P&B overall, but at least acknowledging their very moving and well skated FD performance and their upward momentum, or were they too worried P&B would once again succumb to pressure and fall? I don't blame the skater's who have no control over the marks they are given, they can only do their best to deliver what the coaches have taught and do justice to the choreo they were given to interpret. I think I am calling out the CDN judges who are clearly not doing their best job, as most are failing to persuade the other dance judges on the merits of the Cdn dancer's generally, over the GP season, and the merits of W&P specifically esp here at this GPF event where they skated all out. While I am at it, I want to say that I felt V&M finally delivered big time in the FD, they gave an awesome and moving performance taking us all to a different time and place, and making it all look extremely smooth, magical, and effortless, being superior both technically and artistically by appearing glued to-gether, always in sync and displaying lovely lines, extensions, also becomming the characters, charming us chemistry wise, all while dancing to the music, etc.. Unlike W&P Canada's # 1 team may still have a chance to unseat D&W, as it is still within their own power to skate their best, and thus control their fate to some degree, while I understand why they got off to a slower start, given Tessa's surgeries and time away from competition, I do feel it's going to be a more uphill battle now, with D&W flying out of the gate and appearing ever more equal in everyone's mind. With one, never knowing just how healthly Tessa will remain, and since this will be the USA's best, perhaps the only chance to medal, as Russian or Japanese gals are likely to continue to dominate, and given Chan, the Japanese, and up and comming European boys, the Russians and Chinese pairs, you can see where I am going with this... My bet is that Marina and Igor who also happen to coach and thus are paid by more American teams, and now with Vancouver firmly in the rear mirror, team S&Z will likely now support D&W just a tad bit more over V&M, unless Skate Canada revs up their support for Canadian dance teams esp with 2013 London worlds looming large before the Sochi big show. Just my 2 cents... Why oh why can't Canada push a bit harder, support our skater's financially, politically just a bit more., esp given the depth of Canadian dance talent? Maybe it's time to centralize or create a new CDN coaching team dance dynasty to rival that of the established coaching partnerships of team S&Z or K&C... Isn't Z still a Canadian? With former dance teams like B&K, D&L, W&L now all in the coaching/or choreo end of things, and talented perhaps more established people like Lane, Razguljaevs, Islam, or even Denis, Marcotte, and a host of others I can think of all offering their services here in Canada, then why can't some of them form a working dance alliance too, maybe lure a high level politically savy, Euro coach to work with the CDN dance alliance with the bonus carrot of V&M, etc? So a gal can dream in colour...
Just wanted to say congrat to W&P on a wonderful FD. I too was choked up and think their PCS should have been a bit higher. I have never seen Andrew this expressive. It was brilliant of Shae to bring in an acting coach for assistance. I still consider P&B to be the third best team out there right now based on skating skills, but W&P are a solid fourth for me and are certainly closing the gap (and W&P have the better FD choreography). I really felt Kaitlyn and Andrew deserved the bronze last year, as much as I love the Shibs (I felt that W&P definitely had the more complex program), so I didn't see their top 5 placement as a fluke. I always thought W&P had so much to offer, but they seemed to struggle in competition. They have really worked so hard on being able to get their levels and their edges and speed are vastly improved over the last couple of seasons. I think they were really smart to compete in 3 events this season, and I am so glad they saw it pay off in Quebec City. I feel like they finally have the confidence now, and they have shown that there is no limit to their potential.
Excellent points! Yes, Z is still a Canadian, but with the number of teams she and S are coaching, they need each other. As you say, they predominantly coach American teams. By now she probably has three citizenships. There are good things happening with D/L in Montreal, W/L in Vancouver, L/R in Toronto, not to mention Islam and MacIntosh; of all these L/R are the most successful right now, but Carol Lane has built her school up over many years and I doubt she'd want to yield any control. Scott Moir once said that he and Patrice Lauzon had talked on the CSOI tour about their desire for a new dance training centre in Canada. Maybe some day they will join forces. That would be very interesting.
Late to the party but I've been unsure about this FD until now that was truly something to watch. I too love P/B but it just wasn't there yesterday. I thought they skated fabulous in TEB and I haven't liked their program really until that day but yesterday I was again thinking 'it's...okay' at best. Of course with Worlds in France there's no chance, barring a disaster, that W/P will win a medal and I just can't wish that for P/B especially after last year. Regardless W/P should feel very proud. They've come so far.
I think Weaver/Poje are fantastic, but I also think Pechalat/Bourzat are the better team overall and have the better programmes this season. Weaver/Poje will definitely get a great reaction from the crowd in Nice even though they'll be vying with Pechalat/Bourzat for bronze.
1. Agreed that W/P are fantastic 2. Agreed that P/B are better 3. I'd say that P/B have the better FD, but collectively prefer W/P's two programs 4. Also agreed, but I won't deny that I'm rooting for the hometown pair to get the medal. The massive improvement in performance quality from W/P will be enough of a reward, imo.
I think the concept of working together to build dance in Canada is a FABULOUS idea. Each of these coaches have their own strengths and weaknesses. W/L are very good at the regime of training, and instilling speed and mental toughness. They are missing some depth in their programs, and a focus on quality core technique. D/L tend to put together teams that grow over a longer period of time, and focus more on fundamentals. Their programs have more content and are more mature than W/L. Their teams could use more drive and speed. L/R teams have good showmanship and lots of heart. They put together some very interesting programs over the years. My favourite is the Crone/Poirier SD from a couple of years ago (Charlie Chaplin ish). Technique is passable, but there are some definite posture issues, and they need more variety. Islam puts together some solid teams with great programs, but there seems to be some issues with injury with a lot of their teams. Is there something about the training regime? MacIntosh is legendary for his technique training - soft knees, posture, line, edge, and so on - one of the reasons why Virtue/Moir are that much better than Davis/White, and why Poje has such great lines. His teams seem to lack a little in speed and mental toughness. I don't think parents will want to ship their kids across the country for a whole season. But what if there was a fund to support top Novice, most of Junior and all Senior dancers in Canada, and teams would be able to get support if they want it on the areas they are most lacking from other coaches? Their current coaches would remain their base coaches, but they would get extra help on what they lack. Some of those lovely young BC teams at Junior and Senior could spend a month or 2 in the Summer with MacIntosh to understand lines and edges and quality steps. Some of L/R teams should go there for a week or 2 off and on just to understand what everyone is talking about regarding posture. MacIntosh team (I think I only count 1 right now, which seems unbelievable to me) could spend some time in BC for speed and mental toughness. Islam team (I only count 1 senior team there right now, which is also unbelievable to me) could spend some time with both D/L and W/L. Some of L/R teams would benefit from D/L depth and maturity of skating, maybe getting some choreography there, along with more technique. Some of the Quebec teams who are doing fun programs would benefit a great deal from L/R ideas. They really have the corner on these types of programs. Some of these rinks are so close to each other - Quebec, Barrie, Scarboro, Waterloo - that it shouldn't be a problem to even combine and hold a Senior or a Junior camp from time to time on a weekend to work through these things. Every other weekend a different location, or one central location in the middle. Again, this is the sort of thing Skate Canada or corporate sponsors should embrace and fund. The younger coaches can bring their new ideas and new strategies, and the more experienced coaches like Islam, L/R, and MacIntosh can bring their depth of knowledge and experience. W/L are a little far away, but perhaps there is extra funding to support the distance, and they fly in once a month or so. It would be fantastic for the skaters, it would help all the coaches, and it would definitely raise the quality of skating at competitions right from the beginning of the season. this could pay dividends with Junior and Senior international competitions. There is lots of support for the the top 5 athletes at Senior, and some at Junior. This program would be about helping build a solid, stable funnel of athletes to be ready to fill the spots when the top teams retire and move on. For some of the top teams (I'm thinking about Paul/Islam), it would provide them meaningful assistance early on, and allow them to remain training in their home clubs throughout the season. They will get what they are missing, have others to train with on a regular basis, and be more competition ready when they hit the international stage. For the young kids, it will allow them to continue to live at home or near their homes, but still get the full 360 degree training that a group of great coaches would provide. It's a winning situation for athletes, coaches, and Skate Canada.
NorthernDancers: I love this "fund" idea and the travelling to get what might be missing from other coaches who specailize is that area of expertise for short-term dance clinics! Obviously one has to stop old thinking where one can't admit to a weakness for fear of losing one's competitive advantage. There has to be a team building spirit to allow for cross coaching, but it certainly can be done, esp at the junior levels for sure. Actually, I think this idea might help ease fears the coaching staff might have of others poaching their skaters, since one in theory could now stay with the longtime coach with whom one has an established relationship AND still get the extra or specialized help one may need in order to progress in the sport, all without having to sever ties completely, or moving on to a new coaching situation to shore up what weaknesses may exist - a case where everybody in the Canada dance circle wins!
A little off the current topic, but they tweeted today: WeaverPoje (http://twitter.com/#!/WeaverPoje) Currently taking new Exhibition program suggestions/ideas!!! Tweet them your ideas if you have them.
Weaver/Poje were amazing at the GP Final. They were able to get level 4's on both Rhumba sequences in the SD and their FD was sensational. I think their FD is the epitome of the Performance/Execution and Interpretation PCS. Complete commitment and feeling. Wonderful to watch! They'll be in the hunt with Pechalat/Bourzat at Worlds for bronze. In the FD I'd give Pechalat/Bourzat the nod in SS, and Weaver/Poje the nod in PE and IN. IMO political protocol dictates the French will receive PCS 8.50 and above, and while some individual judges may go with Weaver/Poje, past trends indicate the French receiving a higher PCS total...so for Kaitlyn and Andrew to place ahead of the French, my guess is it will have to be done on TES.
I finally watched the gpf fd, and wow what a performance. The program keeps growing and growing until the end, it is so beautifully constructed, and what an emotional impact! I hope they earn a world medal at some point in their careers.
I don't have twitter but last summer I saw the Cirque du Soleil's show "Totem" and there's a part where two trapezist are dancing on one trapeze on this music (here you can see some parts of it), and I think it could be perfect for a tango program in ice dance. Can please someone tweet it? Thanks
I have a fondness for more contemporary music for exhibitions....two that come to mind, which are kind of sexy: "Let's give 'em Something to Talk About" and "Layla" (unplugged).
I too like "Let's give them something to talk about. " I thought it would be good when everyone was complaining about her strap. But if they want to really melt the ice , I suggest "I Ain't Never Loved a Man " ( the way that I love you )..Aretha Franklin.Wish I could tweet ..I'd fire that right off. Of course ,It's probably too long for an ex..but this is the team that could really do a number on Slaughter on 10th Avenue. ( I know it's a chestnut,but I'm just sayin'...) ETA..Oh,oh..now I can't stop myself..as long as I mentioned the Queen of Soul "Baby I love You" would be a lot of fun, with maybe a bit more back and forth... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J82b8YuKbVs&feature=related Pass it on...
I would love it if they did "Layla." I hope you contact them with your suggestion. I always love their exhibition programs: you can tell they put a lot into them.
I would but I don't know how.....maybe they read this thread . I like the unplugged version of Layla because it has somewhat of a "stripper" beat .
jtpc - apparently not, since they did actually beat P&B in FD TES, making me wonder why W&P are not being rewarded properly esp when they DO also skate lights out and still the performance execution mark thru PCS does not do a good job at reflecting at the very least, their special clearly superior effort in that area. I think the Canadian audiences at the GPF were pretty fair, they always responded positively to well skated programs (No MATTER WHO WAS SKATING THEM, EVEN THE DIRECT COMPETITORS to the Canadian skater's as evidenced by the enthusiastic crowd reactions) so one can't say it was strictly because W&P were skating in Canada. It was apparent to the quite knowledgeable audience, that the French team just did not skate with their usual flair, or performance quality in the FD segment and the audience quite subdued response to them, reflected that, esp after being so completely captivated by W&P. It's not only Canadians that have been clapping and cheering for W&P, but audiences around the globe have been responding positively to their FD performances over the last 2 seasons...
Two pics from SCI by Melanie Hoyt I think posted at skateontario.org http://www.skateontario.org/wp-content/gallery/sci2011/hoyt-2011-1028-5438.jpg http://www.skateontario.org/wp-content/gallery/sci2011/hoyt-2011-1030-1752.jpg
I'm so excited to watch W/P this season, they brought up their A game at the GPF. I like both P/B and W/P, it's hard to decide whom I should root for for the world bronze medal next year, wish ISU could recognize the top 4 like US Nationals .


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Bryce Harper takes batting practice during today's workout.
VIERA, Fla. — Rick Eckstein and Bryce Harper were having a conversation around the batting cage, talking about how to approach certain pitches in certain parts of the strike zone, when Harper brought up a prominent hurler from another NL East club he's sure to face at some point this season and beyond.
Eckstein was stunned Harper already had an intimate understanding of a pitcher he's never faced before.
"He's like: 'This is what he's going to do. And when he does it, this is where it's gonna go,'" the Nationals hitting coach said.
Eckstein could only laugh and respond to his young protege: "I think you're right."
How unusual is it for a 19-year-old with zero major-league experience to have that kind of advanced approach to his craft? Plenty. But as he spends more and more time in big-league camp and shares more andRead more »
- Anonymous - Mar 1, 2012 at 10:27 PM
April 25, or whatever the date he ends up in DC, cannot get here fast enough.dfh21
- RPrecupjr - Mar 1, 2012 at 10:29 PM
Wow, a first…I'm first!! Usually I get to these things two days later after everyone has moved on. Other than that, not much to say about this, just can't wait to see him in action in person….no earlier than April 26th.
- RPrecupjr - Mar 1, 2012 at 10:30 PM
Argh….here's lookin at you dfhBest 25 Go North!
- Grandstander - Mar 1, 2012 at 10:31 PM
During yesterday's batting practice session, he crushed several balls to the opposite field, including one laser of a home run that struck a light standard beyond the left-center field fence.Should we start calling him The Natural?
- SonnyG10 - Mar 1, 2012 at 10:31 PM
This is going to be awesome watching him play at the major league level.
- Anonymous - Mar 1, 2012 at 10:32 PM
- sjm308 - Mar 1, 2012 at 10:43 PM
Heard a story that maybe has already been mentioned here. Harper was being interviewed, can't remember who and he was asked if he knew about Al Kaline. He looked up at the guy and said "of course, he won his first batting title at 20 right"? You have to love a guy who is not only a student of the game but knows his history as well. Again, this is just an exciting time and I am now in the camp of bringing him up with the original 25 if he is indeed earned a starting role. If he has, we can worry about an extention in four years. If he is our 4th outfielder then we can let him learn at AAA for those 21 days.
- Doc - Mar 1, 2012 at 10:43 PM
There were a lot of MLB scouts who thought that Prince Oppo Boppo was ready to play in the Bigs last year, so I guess he's ready this year—Davey The Hitter thinks so!!!!Not just with Harper, but reading Mark's posts about other Nats' hitters, it's obvious that the team is getting a lot of emotional support from Davey's insights into hitting. That kind of stuff goes a long way towards supporting the player, and Eck's efforts.Guess we don't have to worry about The Beast being pinch hit for against righties!!!!Goooooooooooooo Nats!!!!!!
- Steve M. - Mar 1, 2012 at 10:59 PM
"He's like: 'This is what he's going to do. And when he does it, this is where it's gonna go,'" the Nationals hitting coach said.We spent a lot of time last season talking about failed approaches in the batters box. Too many disccussion about Nats batters walking into the batters box in a critical situation and swinging at the 1st pitch and rolling over a ground ball.A planned out approach is needed. Now I respect Bryce doing his homework and research but I won't be jumping up and down with excitement until I see him in action.This is where Ryan Zimmerman excels with his approach with the game on the line.
- Eugene in Oregon - Mar 1, 2012 at 11:15 PM
First, we recently reconnected with an old friend who we hadn't seen in a couple of decades. She lives in Las Vegas and mentioned that her now 20-year-old son had played baseball against (and sometimes with) Bryce Harper for years in various upper-level kids leagues. She had nothing but praise for him as a person, spoke highly of his character/politeness, etc. And, as you would expect, said she had seen him do some amazing things on a baseball field.Second, in the category of acknowledging error, I admit that I was one of those who wrote here early last winter that the Nats should seek to acquire Grady Sizemore (although I did include some caveats about contracts and physicals and such). I just saw on MLB Trade Rumors that Mr. Sizemore is now having back surgery and will be out two to three months, at least. Thank you, Mr. Rizzo, for not listening to my advice.
- NatsJack on Florida - Mar 1, 2012 at 11:17 PM
Steve M…..get ready to do some serious jumping up and down.
- MicheleS - Mar 1, 2012 at 11:48 PM
NatsJack..You are making me want to seriously reconsider not coming down to Spring Training this year!
- Anonymous - Mar 2, 2012 at 12:11 AM
Mark, Harper is going to make the team and go north as the starting right fielder. The only thing standing in his way is that extra year they get if they keep him in the minors until the end of April. If they keep him in the minors until late June and let him tear up AA/AAA he doesn't get super 2 status. But then there's Davey Johnson, the coaches and Rizzo's FO that know they need an impact left-handed bat. TODAY, RIGHT NOW. And it sure has heck isn't Adam LaRoche period. My money is on Morse at first with LaRoche on the bench. Mark, you are betting on the Lerner's overruling Johnson. They should have overruled Bowden when he brought up Detwiler early. They didn't. Why would you think they would overrule Johnson if his goal is the playoffs and beyond? More than any lead-off CF which is a bunch of hokem BS; as Werth, Ankiel, Brown, Bernadina, etc. can play the position and Desmond and Lombardozzi can certainly lead-off … they need an IMPACT LEFT HANDED bat. That is what the stats seem to say and Johnson is a mathematician. The sooner Harper becomes that bat the better for the Nationals now that they have eschewed signing Prince Fielder. While hoping that Espinosa is right in his belief that he will be a lot better from the left-side. Perhaps, given that the power is there? After that? They got nothin'.
- David - Mar 2, 2012 at 12:33 AM
I admit to being wrong about Sizemore as well. On another note, I'm still hoping for Corey Brown to have a breakout spring.
- SweetBlues - Mar 2, 2012 at 12:53 AM
All I know is I've got Opening Day tix – a 22 game plan & a five flex. Whoever is playing, I'm cheering!!
- Anonymous - Mar 2, 2012 at 1:30 AM
Ya know, we are all allowed to be wrong occasionally. If you offer a forecast or an opinion, and a reason or two for why you believe what you believe, I appreciate what anyone here has to offer.Corky
- Feel Wood - Mar 2, 2012 at 1:31 AM
Mark, you are betting on the Lerner's overruling Johnson. They should have overruled Bowden when he brought up Detwiler early. They didn't. Why would you think they would overrule Johnson if his goal is the playoffs and beyond? (a) Because the Lerners and Rizzo are smarter now than they were then. Look at how they handled Strasburg, even though he was clearly ready to pitch in the bigs on Opening Day and the Nats needed pitching on Opening Day.(b) No one cares when Detwiler reaches free agency. He was then and still is now a B list prospect at best.
- Anonymous - Mar 2, 2012 at 1:36 AM
I've read similar stories about Ted Williams and Barry Bonds knowing the opposing pitchers' tendencies better than most hitters. Though maybe not at 19. I want to see him playing on Opening Day. The sooner he gets used to Major League pitching, the better, and if we're going for the playoffs, I'd rather have him at his sharpest in September and not April or May of 2013. I assume the Nats didn't sign Jackson to a 1-year deal just so they'd win a few more games than next year. Harper will help put a lot of fans in the seats.–Tom
- jeeves - Mar 2, 2012 at 1:49 AM
'Detwiler then and still is a B list prospect at best' In your expert opinion, of course.
- bdrube - Mar 2, 2012 at 1:50 AM
@Feel Wood – Detwiler a "B prospect?" Hardly. He was taken No. 6 overall and was viewed at the time as a potential No. 1 or 2 starter in the rotation. Bowden totally screwed the pooch on that one. There is no way Harper starts the season with the big club, and here is another good reason why nobody has mentioned: he has started slow for every team he has played for so far. Let him have his slow start at Syracuse and push his FA date back a year. Delaying him for a month means definitely having him another year. It only make sense.
- Young Pitchers - Mar 2, 2012 at 2:34 AM
for a guy like Harper if he reaches his full potential and you know he's going to walk when hitting FA do you trade him 1.5 years before that or let him play out the contract?
- Cwj - Mar 2, 2012 at 3:24 AM
Zimmermann, Strasburg, Gonzalez, Jackson, and one day of rain. Are you kidding me?Add in ANY hitting and the Nats are a playoff team.
- Anonymous - Mar 2, 2012 at 3:30 AM
I think the 21 days is not a Super Two issue, it is a service time issue. It seems to me the Nats care about the service time issue, not as much the Super Two.
- JaneB - Mar 2, 2012 at 3:34 AM
I am getting giddy.
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Mar 2, 2012 at 3:55 AM
for a guy like Harper if he reaches his full potential and you know he's going to walk when hitting FA do you trade him 1.5 years before that or let him play out the contract?If I'm not mistaken, that's called Gin Rummy General Management. You *don't* know he's going to walk. You can't possibly know that. Yeah, when he was 19 he wanted to play for the Yankees. Why wouldn't he? He can't do that for at least five years, a lot can happen in five years. Waaaaaaaay too long to worry about it.
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Mar 2, 2012 at 3:57 AM
Now, if it's a small market club and you know you can't pay him, that's probably different. But this ain't that.
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Mar 2, 2012 at 3:58 AM
Even then, what kind of a GM sets up his payroll so he can't pay a kid like that, five years from now?
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Mar 2, 2012 at 4:00 AM
I think the 21 days is not a Super Two issue, it is a service time issue. Anon is correct. Mark explained all this about a month ago–sorry, too lazy to look up the link.
- Joe Seamhead - Mar 2, 2012 at 5:13 AM
Like everyone else here, I can't wait to see the kid play, but I have a feeling that Livo is going to take him out to the back of the wood shed on Sunday.
- Sunderland - Mar 2, 2012 at 9:43 AM
Joe Seams, good thought. As much as I want Harper to succeed, it would be fun to see him flail at Livo's finest 68 MPH teasers.
- natsfan1a - Mar 2, 2012 at 11:26 AM
Agreed, Sunderland, but we'll probably have to imagine it, as that game will be broadcast on radio only, I believe. But, hey, I'll take it!
- Rabbit - Mar 2, 2012 at 11:31 AM
Let Harper come north with the team and don't worry about free agency down the road. By that time the Nationals will know if they want to keep him or not and one year, more or less, won't make any difference.
- N. Cognito - Mar 2, 2012 at 11:59 AM
Rabbit said… "Let Harper come north with the team and don't worry about free agency down the road. By that time the Nationals will know if they want to keep him or not and one year, more or less, won't make any difference."Face Palm!
- Sunderland - Mar 2, 2012 at 12:07 PM
Rabbit, if one year at age 25 with 5 years of MLB experience makes no difference, how in the world could 4 weeks at age 19 with no MLB experience make a difference?
- MicheleS - Mar 2, 2012 at 12:09 PM
1A. Thanks for the link.. I especially like this from Drew! I would add this to the collection..The team has started introducing players to the new campaign, asking them to design t-shirts that express their own particular Natitude. Drew Storen has already come up with his concept, featuring the phrase "Attention fans, the bottom of the 9th has been canceled." The most popular player shirts will be used either as team giveaways or sold in the team store
- Joe Seamhead - Mar 2, 2012 at 12:13 PM
Love the idea of the "Natitude" theme that's coming, natsfan1a! First thing we gotta do is come up with a better battle cry then "Let's Go Nats."
- natsfan1a - Mar 2, 2012 at 12:43 PM
Okay, I'm putting on my thinking cap, Joe Seamhead.
- natsfan1a - Mar 2, 2012 at 12:46 PM
btw, just picked up some more Phillies series tix (for October this time). You have to go the Take Back the Park route to order, 'cause they're not available on the "Insider" presale. As Nelson Muntz would say, ha-ha!
- Unkyd - Mar 2, 2012 at 12:52 PM
O.M.G…. My Natitude is ON, BABY!!! I LOVE this… Now, let's see Teddy deck the other three, stomp on the finish line, and pose like the Hulkster, at the Home Opener! How 'Bout It?!
- natsfan1a - Mar 2, 2012 at 12:52 PM
Maybe they should do a "Got 'tude?" t-shirt along the lines of the "Got Wilk?" shirt of old.
- Unkyd - Mar 2, 2012 at 12:54 PM
Teddy going 81-0…., THAT'S NATITUDE!!!
- natsfan1a - Mar 2, 2012 at 12:56 PM
That's the spirit, Unk! Listen up, Teddy!!
- 320R2S15 - Mar 2, 2012 at 1:03 PM
I just changed my mind. Bring him up on day one if he looks like he can handle it. Screw the future, we been saying that for 8 years.I don't get excited about much any more, I really don't, but guess what, I'm excited.
- Section 130 - Mar 2, 2012 at 1:26 PM
Who will in each corner outfield position in 2013 assuming the Nats acquire a starting CF? Will it be Werth or Harper in Left. I assume Morse will be manning 1B.
- JamesFan - Mar 2, 2012 at 2:06 PM
No way should we trade 21 days in the major leagues for a year when Harper is in his mid/late 20s. That would be stupid beyond words. Super two status is another issue.


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And you don't need a wayland display server, you just need the core wayland libraries. I guess the issue with the GTK backends is that it's not truly modular, and it needs to load the dependancies for all compiled in backends at run time, instead of just loading the specified backend like QT...
...but the dependancies really are not that much.
Sure they don't contribute to some projects in the open - they prefer to modify stuff in their own forks to avoid other benefiting from their enhancements.
I don't see any problem with the decision at this time. Wayland is not mature or ready for general consumption in any way, so why should they ship GTK with Wayland support? The very few users that like to experiment with Wayland just need to compile/install a Wayland-capable build of GTK. No big deal.
...except for the fact, that anyone can take ubuntu's patches (and/or sources) for any given app/lib/etc and use them if they like, as some people do... for example, in the AUR (Archlinux User Repository) there are versions of software that include certain ubuntu patches.
Ubutnu/Canonical 'prefer' there own forked code because (in many cases) there patches would most likely be rejected by their corresponding upstream (developers) anyway. Ubuntu's patches often aren't useful (from the developers perspective) and/or don't fit into the upstream project's goals. ie: why would gnome want to add ubuntu's patches to gnome-system-settings? (that are only useful for Unity), or why would gnome want to add ubuntu's gtk2/3 patches for overlay scrollbars? (which for me anyway, would be a feature i would NOT want).
They wouldn't be much if all it did was require the packages be installed. But requiring the wayland libraries and their dependencies be loaded into memory, even though nothing in Ubuntu is likely to be using them any time in the next year or two? I think that's a reasonable blocker... no good reason to proceed with shipping Wayland-enabled Gtk+ until the Gtk+ backends can be isolated more effectively.
Yes, Qt should have been their choice, but they were biased towards Gtk from the get go, plus, their developers are like script kiddies, they like writing a lot of stuff in Python even when it's a bad idea (software center and other core sophisticated stuff is written in Python, no wonder it loads like a fat cow).


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Beaver, water-dwelling mammal. Not to be confused with canadian slang term.
The river flooded. Those hairy canucks were at it again making a dam.
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A term for Canadians like "Yankee" to Americans. Comes from a WWI comic book called "Johnny Canuck" a Canadian soldier in the war. Also the name of Vancouver's NHL team
Canucks Rule!
Por mbh
22 de septiembre de 2003
A Canadian. Also the name of a hockey team.
I live in Canada, I'm a Canuck.
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23 de marzo de 2005
They are my favourite hockey team in the whole world, and I will cheer for them forever. I am very fortunate and privileged to be able to go to GM Place many times a season. I still have great memories of their early 90's seasons, when I first became a fan.
The Vancouver Canucks give me a warm sense of pride. Go Canucks!
Por ThreeTimesOneMinusOne
06 de diciembre de 2004
There is a theory that the word is derived from Connaught, a term said to be given by French Canadians to the Irish. The Oxford Companion To The English Language (defines the term as): Canuck 1820's. Probably from the Iroquoian "CANUCHSA", someone in a "KANATA"(village)…but possibly from Hawaiian "KANAKA" (man), through a pidgin used in the fur trade (in which Pacific islanders were employed), and taken into French as "CANAQUE", perhaps being originally applied to French Canadian canoemen. A nickname for a Canadian…but in the U.S. Northeast pejoratively referring to French Canadians.
Why is it Canucks always have the most intelligent answers?
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Avisail injured in White Sox loss to Rockies
Right fielder hurt while attempting diving catch; bullpen struggles late
DENVER -- The White Sox can only hope they didn't pay too dearly Wednesday when they lost the rubber game of their Interleague series with the Rockies, 10-4, and two players left the field with injuries.
The Rockies rallied for six runs in the eighth, their biggest inning of the season and payback of sorts for Tuesday when the White Sox scored six in the eighth while winning 15-3. But where Chicago's uprising was a power display that included three home runs, Colorado's was a succession of six singles followed by a double.
Most of the damage came against setup man Ronald Belisario, who left the game with tightness in his right lower back. In the sixth inning, right fielder Avisail Garcia hit the ground trying unsuccessfully to make a diving catch, and left the game with a jammed left shoulder.
Belisario said his back was tight when he took the mound in relief of Scott Downs, who gave up a single to Justin Morneau, the only batter he faced.
Belisario said he has previously experienced back tightness at Coors Field, more so there than anywhere else. He said he had trouble finishing his pitches -- he threw 16, 11 for strikes -- as the inning progressed and the tightness in his back worsened. He faced six batters and gave up five singles before Jake Petricka came on and allowed a two-run double to Carlos Gonzalez.
Belisario lay on the floor of the clubhouse after the game while a member of the White Sox training staff stretched his back.
"I'll be fine," Belisario said. "I'll be ready to go tomorrow."
That may not be the case with Garcia. He will undergo an MRI exam on Thursday in Chicago. Preliminary X-rays for a fracture, separation or dislocation of his left shoulder were negative.
"Hopefully, I'm going to be in the field soon," Garcia said. "I feel right now a lot of pain, sore, too. Let's see what happens tomorrow."
Garcia was injured trying to catch a ball hit by DJ LeMahieu with two outs in the sixth. The White Sox took a 4-3 lead into that inning, thanks to Conor Gillaspie's two-run single with two outs in the fifth.
Morneau led off the sixth and reached third on left fielder Dayan Viciedo's misread. He broke in on Morneau's ball, which sailed over his head for a double, and then wasn't able to pick the ball up cleanly, allowing Morneau to take third.
LeMahieu, who matched his career high with three RBIs -- two on a single off Belisario -- was the last batter starter Erik Johnson faced. He left after the fateful low liner toward Garcia.
"I didn't catch it," Garcia said. "When I touched the ground with my hand, it fell out. I felt the bone in my shoulder [go] like crack, crack."
White Sox manager Robin Ventura said he didn't challenge the play because there was video proof that Garcia didn't hold the ball. Ventura said the umpires have "really taken it to the extent that you have to have your hand on [the ball], pulled out of the glove for it to be a catch. If he would've held onto it a little longer, maybe [a challenge would have been justified]."
Rockies starter Juan Nicasio labored, throwing 95 pitches in five innings while allowing four runs. Johnson also was inefficient, throwing 107 pitches, just 61 strikes, while giving up four runs in 5 2/3 innings.
"You're always putting yourself in a hole when you're working behind," Johnson said. "And I would've liked to have worked ahead, worked more 0-2, 1-2 counts today. The biggest thing you can do is keep the ball down and do your best to work ahead."
The final two White Sox runs scored on Gillaspie's single with two outs in the fifth that gave the visitors a 4-3 lead.
The Rockies scored a run in each of the first three innings. Charlie Blackmon led off the first with a triple, and scored on Gonzalez's single. Blackmon singled home a run with two outs in the second. And Nolan Arenado's two-out single in the third gave the Rockies a 3-2 lead.
The White Sox scored twice in the second when Nicasio gave up a one-out walk followed by a single to Alexei Ramirez, who took second when center fielder Blackmon made an ill-advised throw to third base, trying unsuccessfully to get Garcia. Tyler Flowers singled home a run, and with two out, Adam Eaton's infield single gave the White Sox a short-lived 2-1 lead.
Jack Etkin is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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JDRF, a global organization focused on type 1 diabetes (T1D) research, and the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) agreed to provide additional funding for the development of a novel stem cell therapy by ViaCyte. JDRF and CIRM will each contribute $3 million to further advance the project.
ViaCyte's product is designed to deliver to patients immature pancreatic progenitor cells developed from a human embryonic stem cell (hESC) line; over time, these cells develop into mature pancreatic cells that are capable of producing pancreatic hormones, including insulin. These cells are encapsulated in a device that isolates the cells from the host but allows free flow of oxygen, nutrients, and other factors, so that the cells can respond to blood glucose and release hormones like insulin while being protected from the patient's immune system. The combination product is designated VC-01. The benefit of such a breakthrough would be the ability to provide a patient with a new source of insulin-producing cells to replace those destroyed by the autoimmune response that is a hallmark of T1D, according to Julia Greenstein, Ph.D., JDRF's vp of cure therapies.
"The ability to encapsulate and thereby protect implanted insulin-producing cells has been a focus for JDRF because of its potential to solve multiple problems at once. ViaCyte is currently at the forefront of developing this technology, making this a very attractive research opportunity for us," she said
The contributions by JDRF and CIRM are intended to move ViaCyte's combination of stem cell-derived pancreatic progenitors and encapsulation device (VC-01 combination product) to approval by the FDA for proof-of-concept human clinical trials. To date, VC-01 has been shown to be effective in controlling blood glucose in multiple preclinical models, and clinical trials to initially investigate the safety and efficacy in patients with T1D are expected to be initiated next year, noted Paul Laikind, Ph.D., ViaCyte's CEO and president.
"CIRM and JDRF are valuable partners as we pursue this potentially transformative new approach to controlling insulin-dependent diabetes. While we appreciate their financial awards, we have also benefited from the valuable technical support and advocacy they provide to our program. With their help we will soon determine if the promising results we have demonstrated in preclinical studies translate to patients. If so, VC-01 could essentially represent a cure for type 1 diabetes and an important therapy for patients with insulin-requiring type 2 diabetes," he said.
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