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MANILA—President Benigno Aquino III's spokesman said Tuesday the Philippines had done all it could to avoid a violent end to a stand-off in Sabah, as Malaysia launched an assault on Filipino gunmen there.
A total of 27 people have been reported killed in clashes since the followers of Jamalul Kiram III, an heir to the Sultan of Sulu, landed there on February 12 by boat.
"We've done everything we could to prevent this, but in the end, Kiram's people chose this path," Aquino spokesman Ricky Carandang said of the gunmen, who are claiming the state for a now defunct Filipino Muslim sultanate.
A Malaysian government spokesman in Sabah said Tuesday an operation was underway to clear out the remainder of the gunmen, holed up in the village of Tanduo.
Carandang said Philippine Foreign Secretary Albert del Rosario remains in Kuala Lumpur for talks with his Malaysian counterpart on the security crisis.
Meanwhile, a Manila spokesman for Kiram, the self-proclaimed Sultan of Sulu, said the leader of the gunmen reported to him by telephone that a firefight was underway in Sabah.
"There is nothing to be done about that now," spokesman Abraham Idjirani said, stressing that the men's earlier announcement that they will fight to the end remains unchanged.
"We are not intruders. They [Malaysians] are the ones occupying our ancestral land," he said.
The Sulu sultanate's power faded about a century ago but it has continued to receive nominal Malaysian payments for Sabah under a lease deal inherited from European colonial powers.
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"Outlander" premiered online on Saturday (Aug. 2), and if you're a fan of the books and got a chance to watch, read on. If not, bookmark this until after the television premiere on Aug. 9, because there's about to be some spoilers.
As a longtime fan of the "Outlander" book series, there are seminal moments from the story that "Outlander" the television show just had to get right in order for me to be satisfied. Selfishly, I've waited to see these heart-stopping moments happen "in real life" for too long. They had to look enough like my mind's pictures, these paper characters being "fleshed out" before my eyes to woo and hook me, or, hopefully, be better than I'd ever been able to imagine. Watching the story unfold, with a change or a different subtext here and there, was a personal joy.
Even though it was tough to choose, here are five things from the "Outlander" premiere episode that did the book justice, and one that it didn't.
1. Frank and Claire
Frank is more fleshed-out on the show than he is in the first couple chapters of the book and that's actually a very good thing. Jamie, obviously, is the protagonist and male lead, but the audience has to fall in love with Frank enough to identify with Claire's longing to return home, and make her tough decision later on in the series plausible.
And it works. Tobias Menzies wears Frank well and faithfully to the text, but is given the opportunity to be more than the Frank we're familiar with. He's sexy, endearing and as warm as a British scholar can be. We, too, miss him and feel for him after Claire's disappearance. I was never a fan of Book Frank. I'm a fan of Show Frank. And hello, ruins of Castle Leoch scene (no, that wasn't in the book, but are you going to complain about it?)
2. The Ghost
Frank returns to Mrs. Baird's and catches a kilted man in the square, gazing up at Claire through the window. While it's never been discussed in the books after it happens, it's obviously Jamie, somehow (and I hope author Diana Gabaldon somehow references this moment again before the series ends.)
This scene in the show is done so well. It's quiet, and spooky with a longing sadness. It doesn't in any way foreshadow what was about to happen to Claire, but it sets the "anything is possible in this land" feel. It is perfectly captured.
Have you ever thought that maybe it's not Jamie, and that's why we don't see his face? Maybe someday we'll find out (but it's something I'd love to know more about.)
UPDATE: Many wrote in to tell me that Diana has said the discussion of the ghost will be the last scene of the series, which just made me cry. So ... thanks?
3. The Dislocated Shoulder
It's no wonder they released this scene early online. Claire the nurse asserts herself after being dragged to the cottage, helping young Jamie and resetting his shoulder. It's not only our first glimpse of Sam Heughan as Jamie, but it introduces Dougal, Murtagh and the other men as well.
But it is Jamie's face, lit from the firelight that was, well, beautiful. "Outlander" fans have waited for this first-glimpse moment, and it didn't disappoint. Which leads me to the second big Jamie moment I was waiting for ...
4. Dressing Jamie's Wound
After riding through the woods for a day, and getting shot during in a skirmish, Jamie falls off his horse and gets attended to again by Claire, who is more ticked off at her predicament, and more ticked off at Jamie, who is bleeding away without a care. She lets loose some awesome profanity, shocking the old Highlanders with her brazen tongue and demands.
Later in the book, Jamie professes that it was this moment that made him start falling in love with her. As such, this scene was pivotal. This second of screen time, with Jamie staring up at Claire like she's an alien angel, cemented Sam Heughan as Jamie for me. See that glimmer in his eyes? He captures that awe Jamie feels for Claire, for her sharp tongue, her stubbornness, and her skill. She's unlike anything he's ever known before, and we see it here.
5. The Music
No, this wasn't a scene or a moment from the book, but in all honesty, the music from this show is perhaps the biggest heartstring-pulling delight.
Too many musical moments! From the opening credits theme song to even the big-band horns playing in Frank's car, the music raised goosebumps again and again. The otherworldly stone circle song is breathtaking. And of course, the bagpipes! Didn't you get a chill when they started up after Claire narrowly misses getting shot when she first appears in the past?
Composer Bear McCreary has created an "Outlander" character we didn't know we were missing. And since I've seen a few more episodes into the series, believe me, it's only going to get better. Some moments actually made me gasp.
And while I didn't specifically choose the stone circle ceremony or Claire's falling through the stone into the past as one of my top five moments, the music, to me, is the decidedly best part of those scenes, and made them solidly better. It was the music that makes them come alive, and as such, deserve recognition over anything else.
So what was the one thing, in my opinion, that the show didn't get right?
While I love Caitriona Balfe's look as Claire -- the hair especially, and also her youthful yet worn and tired expressions -- she is, well, very thin. Really thin. Hollywood thin.
Specifically, she doesn't have a "jug arse" that Jamie references many times in the books. One fellow Zap2it Sassenach Andrea Reiher points out that she believes the creators may have thought about casting a very thin woman because once they added the 18th-century costume on top of her frame, she would then appear "normal" sized. Maybe that's true. This is Hollywood, and there are allowances for actors and scenery.
However, I also have to admit, it didn't trouble me for very long. In episode 2, there is a scene that seals Balfe as Claire for me (much like the "dressing the wound" scene did for Sam as Jamie in this episode,) but alas, I'll miss hearing Jamie's affectionate references to Claire's arse.
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Draghi was careful to add that the bank would be acting independently to determine monetary policy and interest rates - a signal that the ECB would not be influenced by political leaders who have been pressing the ECB to take a more active role. He acknowledged skepticism on the part of Germany's Bundesbank head Jens Weidmann, who sits on the ECB board, and said the any action on bond buying would need a further decision of the board before it could be launched.
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The season is now three weeks old, and the stats are proving what defensive coordinators have known for years.
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DUAL THREAT TRIO: Michigan's Denard Robinson and Ohio State's Braxton Miller are the nation's most prominent dual-threat quarterbacks.
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Robinson, Miller and Fajardo are the only quarterbacks in the nation with at least 1,000 yards passing and 300 yards rushing this season. But Fajardo has more yards of total offense per game than either of his more famous counterparts after running for 118 yards and three touchdowns and throwing for 237 yards and a score in Saturday's 45-34 win over Northwestern State.
Fajardo has 362.3 yards of offense per game, good for eighth-best in the nation. Robinson is ninth at 350 yards a game, and Miller is 12th after throwing for a season-high 249 yards and four TDs in a dramatic 35-28 win over California.
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Smith is 66 of 75 passing for 734 yards and nine touchdowns through two games. He's got as many passing TDs as incompletions and his 88 percent completion percentage leads the nation.
Smith might not find as many open receivers starting this week when the Mountaineers (2-0) face Maryland. West Virginia then starts its first season in the Big 12 by hosting Baylor on Sept. 29.
Based on Smith's passing prowess, the Mountaineers should fit right in to their new league.
BAD START: Massachusetts could use a dual-threat quarterback - and pretty much everything else.
UMass, in its first season in the FBS, is last nationally in scoring offense and defense. The Minutemen are scoring 6.5 points per game and giving up 48.3 after getting blown out by Robinson and the Wolverines 63-13.
UMass (0-3) is also the only team in the country gaining less than 200 yards a game and one of just nine allowing more than 500 per outing.
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And, of course, there was the plethora of private resorts sprinkled just outside the county line.
Now, nearly 40 years later, Mystic Oaks is closed and naturists say local places like it are nearing extinction. Naturist leaders are duking it out in court with state officials who are trying to strip away the decades-old clothing-optional status of Trail 6 at San Onofre State Beach.
"There are fewer places than there used to be," said longtime naturist leader and Huntington Beach resident Allen Baylis, an attorney who is leading the San Onofre State Beach fight. "Because of the prejudice and marginalization we've long suffered, we've kept losing ground."
About the only public place for naturists to go in the county is the city gym and pool in Huntington Beach - the same city that banned nudity in the city two summers ago, largely to target one naturist who took to lounging naked in the front yard of his downtown house.
A few months after Surf City's nudity ban, the city pool became host to private nude swims, now scheduled about once a month.
In light of the ban on public nudity, city officials had their attorneys review the request to rent out the facility for a private nude swim. When asked how they reconcile having a public nudity ban and allowing the event, they said it's allowed under law because the swim is not in a public setting.
"It is not illegal to be nude in a private setting," Huntington Beach spokeswoman Laurie Payne said.
Naturists in the OC sprung up in the midst of what naturists have seen as an attack on their lifestyle. The club, formed in November 2007, has about 50 members and is still growing.
Most are racially diverse middle-aged men and women who come from different professions, political views and faiths.
Before becoming a member, candidates usually come recommended from at least one other naturist and are checked against a Megan's Law database, a protection against admitting sexual predators, Baylis said.
At a recent nude swim at the Surf City's public pool, 58 people waded in the 1930's-era pool, ate baked potatoes and shot hoops at the basketball court a door over. It seemed like just like any other pool party, sans clothes.
Marcia and Bob N., a married couple from Huntington Beach, said they've been naturists for 22 years. The two asked that their last names not be used in the story because they are worried that some close friends and relatives may not understand.


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Okay. So I bought the Spark Activity Tracker the moment I realized it existed. I love SparkPeople, and I love supporting the company so I figured I'd give it a shot.
I bought the matte black one, and I wear it on my back flats for work. It is barely noticeable and it's not obtrusive or painful in my shoe, so I like that about it. I've tried wearing pedometers before and can't tell you how many close calls I've had with them almost falling in the toilet... haha.
One thing that I've noticed, that other users have also mentioned is that it only tracks the 4 types of exercise they advertise, walking, running, "indoor cycling" and elliptical. If you're doing super intense Crossfit, or kettlebell workouts, maybe a heart rate monitor would be better for you. I wore it while bicycling outside but it didn't count it as a workout which I'm guessing is because, sometimes I went slower or coasted and not having the repetitive movement confused it. And if you stop to take a break at all, it will not count it as a workout unless you are active for 10+ minutes. I wore it Sunday morning when JD and I went hiking, and it tracked my steps, but didn't count it as a walking workout out, because we must have paused too often.
Accuracy wise however, I think it is pretty spot on. Yesterday, I took a run that I know to be almost exactly 2 miles, and the Spark Activity Tracker recorded it as 2.04, so that's pretty dang close. And since I was constantly running, it tracked it as a 25 minute work out. This of course was when it was worn on my shoe, which is where it is most accurate. I haven't tried it on my waistband or bra, because while it is waterproof, I'm not sure it is the geyser of sweat that is Jan-Marie proof...
I also am wondering if I have a faulty usb sync device. I think it is supposed to be green when plugged in, but mine doesn't ever have a light on. I was doing some crazy acrobatics trying to lift my foot up with the tracker next to the usb port, then read the directions and realized by tapping it 5 times, it would sync automatically. No leg in air awkward dance necessary. It is syncing when I do that, so I don't know if it really matters that the light doesn't light up. Does anyone else notice it isn't green but just clear?
I guess for those of you wondering if you should get it, it is just important to ask yourself why you want it and how much you are willing to spend. It's obviously more affordable than FitBits, BodyMedia bands, NikePlus watches and Heart Rate Monitors. But it also doesn't do some of the things those do. Obviously a heart rate monitor is a better judge of your calorie burn, because the Spark Activity Tracker like the NikePlus watch can only estimate calories burned based on your current set weight and the length of time you spent exercising. Or if tracking where you've ran geographically is important, then maybe a Garmin or NikePlus watch with GPS is more what you're looking for. If you want something that tracks you while you sleep, get a Fitbit.
But if you're scared to spend 100, 200+ dollars on something that you may not end up using, the Spark Activity Tracker is the way to go. I think it's better than just normal pedometers and it's very easy to use. It is accurate when worn on your shoe and a relatively good judge of what you do in everyday life.
For me, the biggest reason I bought it and am happy with it, is it is a constant reminder of my journey here on Spark. When I look down and see the Spark emblem on my shoe, I'm reminded of how I got here, to a place where I'm concerned about my daily activity and exercise. To a place where walking a few laps around my house is worth it to reach a small goal I've set for myself.
I don't think SparkPeople created the Spark Activity Tracker to compete with the super expensive high-tech gadgets that some people use to motivate them. I think they created it to provide a less expensive way for us to track goals and feel motivated. If you think about it, $60 is a little over $1 a week for one year. That's much less expensive than any gym membership I've ever heard of. And after that $60, there are no other membership fees.
I'm glad I bought the Spark Activity Tracker. It is definitely already making me more conscious of how active I am at work and at home, and gives me the little extra push I need to get off the couch and get moving, when I'd otherwise just say, who cares.
I hope this was helpful. Let me know if you're using the Spark Activity Tracker and how you feel about it, SparkFriends!
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Thanks for the info, it saved me getting one, my fitbit zip does more and is accurate.
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Great review! Thank you for sharing!
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I got one, too, and I love it. My tracker didn't seem as accurate for distance as yours, so I "calibrated" it and it seems better now.
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Thanks for such an honest review. I hve been considering one, especially to motivate me to go farther and move more often for a longer time. I am a slow walker and can't walk too long at once but I would only need it to measure walking so it sounds like just what I am looking for. Thanks for helpingme support Spark and save myself some money at the same time.
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Hahaha "the geyser of sweat that is Jan-Marie". Thanks for the smile and I'm glad you like your purchase.
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Thanks for the review. Still like my digital pedometer for right now, but will seriously consider this for the future.
Have a great week!
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Thanks for the review. I'm still thinking about it, so it's appreciated that you took the time to write your thoughts on it.
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I love my Garmin Forerunner. But I also run distance and NEED GPS, also I love seeing how many cals I burn! good for you trying something out. 60 does seem a tad pricey though. Keep at it gal!
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great to know thank you
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Love my tracker. I have worn my pedometer and my tracker at the same time and it is as yousay spot on.
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I have both the tracker and a fitbit one. was curious to see which was more accurate. for me the one is. last week the tracker gave me credit for 5,282 steps, however the one said I had over 12K for the same 4 day period. both worn the same time for the same activities.
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Question: Does it track every walk that is 10+ minutes as exercise, and get SparkPoints for it? I only like to count my true cardio for SparkPoints, not just walks that might take. That seems like a big negative to me -- overcounting my fitness minutes.
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Today is Valentine's Day, and that means it's time for me to give you the list of the best movies to watch for the holiday. There aren't many films literally set on Valentine's Day, which means I'm picking the movies that are the most romantic and best for viewing with the one you love.
So read on, as I count down the top ten films to watch on Valentine's Day…
10. Before Sunrise
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Basically, Followed the instructions in the Video for Belt replacement. I found out however that the Tensioner was also broken aand needed replacement, and this required the snap wring pliers. also spindle on motor was stripped and had to use "lockTite" to repair that. Overall was far better "doining it myself" than paying for repai service which would have cost several hundred $ in costs. This increased my confidence level to know that as long as parts are available I will always be able to repair this appliance!
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This app was tested with different Samsung TVs (B-, C-, D- E-, and F-Series), but it could happen that some devices are not supported.
NOTE: The new H Series is currently NOT supported! Samsung changed the communication protocol and encrypted everything. In addition to that, Samsung don't want to provide any support about the protocol. I asked Samsung couple times. It seems that they don't want to support 3rd party apps. Sorry.
With the new Smart Touch function, this app offers a new way to control your TV: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qh7CNzpU5Ho
After starting this function, simply put 4 fingers on the screen and the buttons will find your fingers!
Smart TV Remote allows controlling your Samsung TV simply over the local network.
It offers the possibility to switch between channels not only by using the channel number, but by using channel icons to switch between TV channels independent from their position in the channel list. Thus, channel sorting on the TV is not needed anymore. Simply configure and sort your favorite channels on the remote.
To ensure the support of such a variety of TVs, it could be that some buttons are either not working or multiple buttons have the same function.
Smart Remote offers lots of cool features which allow simply working with Samsung Smart TV functionality.
Have fun and explore other cool functions…some are hidden behind long click events, so be attentive!
Note: On Samsung B-Series TVs the app "Remote Lan Control" must be installed.
Note: On Samsung C- und D-Series TVs the function "Remote Control" in the settings must be enabled.
Note: On Samsung E- und F-Series TVs the App must be set as allowed remote application in the Allshare settings of the TV.
Note: Since it is not possible to select the HDMI sources directly, the app has implemented a workaround.
Thus, the HDMI button number does not corresponds to the HDMI number on the TV. The HDMI button number
describes the number of active HDMI devices, e.g. when having two HDMI devices, use the buttons HDMI1 and HDMI2!
Note: Check the tutorial video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPqypuTe7N0
Note: The app uses Google Analytics, which can be disabled in Settings/Info! No private information is stored in the app!
Note: Smart Touch Pad works only on device which has at lease 4 point multitouch screens. On some HTC devices, the 5 point multitouch must be activated in the settings first.
This version contain In-App-Purchase to support us and enjoy this app without ads. This is a paid feature.
We assume no liability for damages on the mobile device or the TV!
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At-Home Telemedicine Test Service for Hepatitis C*.
*Contains one single-use sample collection kit for the detection of antibodies to hepatitis C virus.
Contents: Instructions, Answers to Frequently Asked Questions About Hepatitis C, Blood Sample Card with a Personal Identification Number (PIN), Alcohol Pad, Gauze Pad, 2 Safety Lancets, Adhesive Bandage, Sample Return Pouch, Prepaid U.S. Mail Envelope.
American Liver Foundation encourages people who may have hepatitis C to be tested.
What is Hepatitis C?
Hepatitis C is a liver disease caused by the hepatitis C virus. If left undetected, hepatitis C can lead to serious medical complications. Even while a person feels healthy, the virus may be causing permanent liver damage leading to scarring (cirrhosis), liver cancer, liver failure or death.
How Are People Exposed to Hepatitis C Virus?
Exposure to the hepatitis C virus occurs when a person comes into direct contact with the infected blood of another person.
Can Hepatitis C be Treated?
Yes. Detection of hepatitis C before serious damage had occurred, can lead to appropriate treatment and management.
Who Should Test?
Over 4 million people in the United States are infected. Most are unaware they have the hepatitis C virus. Experts agree it is important to be tested if you may have been exposed to the hepatitis C virus through blood transfusion prior to July 1992, a contaminated needle, or other possible exposure to infected blood or other bodily fluids. Some experts suggest testing if you have had multiple sex partners in your lifetime, or have had any sexually transmitted disease. If you are uncertain about your possible exposure, or are not sure how you might benefit from testing, we recommend you call our healthcare counselors at 1-800-867-5655, visit our website at homeaccess.com, or contact your physician for more information.
Why Use Home Access?
The Home Access® Hepatitis C Check provides you with the knowledge and assistance to take control of your personal health and well being. The service is convenient and private. It is highly accurate and easy to use. Best of all, Home Access Health uses new at-home telemedicine technology to provide around-the-clock access to healthcare counselors who can answer your questions and ease you mind.
The Home Access® Guarantee
Home Access Health Corporation guarantees you will be 100% satisfied with your purchase or we will replace your kit or refund your money. We guarantee that all of Home Access test results are confidential. A valid Personal Identification Number (PIN) is required for any refund or replacement. Please call 1-800-867-5655 with questions and comments.
For More Information: Call 1-800-867-5655 or Visit Our Web Site at homeaccess.com.
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Works as promised
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Works as intended. Easy to use. Saved me a trip to my doctor. Wanted to use for peace of mind. Only possible con I can think of is that this exam does require a blood sample about the size of a quarter and some folks may have trouble providing that much. Otherwise relatively fast, super convenient and affordable in my book. Plus the counselors are helpful and friendly.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Jared
from Westville, NJ
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I usually read these reviews thinking they are fakes put up by the company or the site. So I thought I would post my thoughts. I thought this was a great product. It did sting when I used the lancet, but I only needed one. Not the 2nd. Easy to use. Results took a bit longer, but worth it for peace of mind. If you have no insurance like me, this is the way to go.
I'd highly recommend this ...
By Renee M
from McDonough, GA
I'd highly recommend this product for its ease of use/reliability. I worked in a medical lab for over 20 years, but even if I hadn't this test was simple to perform. Excellent instructions, with a very informative booklet. The test consists of one test square, the equipment to perform a simple fingerstick (didn't hurt), and even a Band-Aid. You have to send it out to a lab through the mail. But it takes 10 days to find out your results. Anyone who's ever had multiple sex partners or worked around patients with blood products should get one of these tests. The only drawback for me is the price. If you have medical insurance, I'd definitely go through your physician. If not, this would be the way to go.
Very easy. Didn't even ...
By Emily P
from Chagrin fAlls, OH
Very easy. Didn't even hurt. My results were ready in five days.
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By Amy
from Louisville, KY
I found this product to be very easy to use. I liked the anonymity of the registration process -- the only information I had to give the company was the PIN number on the test kit. The instructions were very thorough and walked you through every step of the process. There was also a very informative booklet about hepatitis included. Although I needed only one, I was glad that the kit included two sterile lancets for pricking my finger. I was afraid I wasn't going to be able to do it right, and knowing that I had another chance was good. I think that the whole process of registering, testing, and calling the registration center to get results was very easy. The only thing I didn't like was that if you lose the small card that your PIN number is written on, there's no other way to retrieve your results.
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By Ron S
from Hart, MI
This is a good product. Collecting the blood is not fun, but not too painful. The cost is pretty high, but if insurance doesn't pay, it would be a good deal. The results came back in the stated time and were easy to understand. A lot of what they say is to check with your doctor though, so it's not something that's entirely independent. It does give you a way to check for Hepatitis C with confidentiality.
It's really easy to use, ...
By hong
from davis, CA
It's really easy to use, with clear instructions. Besides, it also provides information about Hepatitis C. The results are fast. At first, I was a little scared to do a blood test by myself. But with clear instructions, it wasn't as hard as I thought. It's cheaper and more convenient than doing the test in the lab.
Home access health kits ...
By Edward M
from Turners Falls, MA
Home access health kits are a marvelous innovation in healthcare. This kit is very easy to use. It comes with a self-addressed, postage-paid envelope for submitting your sample, and a toll-free number for accessing your results. The test is completely anonymous. Hepatitis C is a serious disease and I think it's wonderful that something like this is available, reasonably priced, easily accessible, and simple to use. I'd recommend this kit and any other kits this company makes to anyone wanting a home health testing method.
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Proteostasis Therapeutics Procures $45M, Stealthy Startup Gets Serious About Shampoo, MA Life Sciences Center Chief Shares Her Plans, & More Life Sciences News
Rebecca Zacks8/27/08
There were some exciting venture deals this past week, and some great in-depth reporting about Boston-area life sciences firms on the part of Luke and Ryan. In case you missed any of it….
—Ryan did some sleuthing on a stealthy startup down the street from Xconomy's headquarters in Kendall Square, MA, and uncovered (at least partially) Living Proof. With a board that includes MIT's Robert Langer and Polaris Venture Partners as an investor, the startup is leveling some impressive scientific and business firepower against bad hair days and other cosmetic complaints—and it has $7 million in new financing to buoy its quest for beauty.
—Brand-new Boston-area startup Proteostasis Therapeutics closed a massive $45 million Series A financing from HealthCare Ventures, Fidelity BioSciences, New Enterprise Associates, Novartis BioVenture Fund, and Genzyme Ventures. The firm is aiming to develop small-molecule treatments for Alzheimer's disease, diabetes, emphysema, and other ailments that work by helping the body maintain normal protein production.
—Medical diagnostics startup Quanterix, a Tufts University spinoff in Cambridge, MA, reportedly raised $15 million in a Series A financing from Arch Venture Partners, Bain Capital, and Flagship Ventures. The startup is developing tools capable of identifying single molecules in human blood.
—Just hired to head the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center—the agency that will administer the state's $1 billion funding initiative—Susan Windham-Bannister shared her goals and plans for the center in a lengthy interview with Luke. (He had the good sense to save the hard questions for part 2.)
—Wondering what happens to the IP when a biotech goes bust? Ryan caught up with Wellesley, MA, accountant Joseph Finn, who puts defunct firms' patents on the auction block.
—Resolvyx Pharmaceuticals raised $4 million in an add-on to a $25 million Series B financing round that the Bedford, MA-based company closed in April. Atlas Venture, Flagship Ventures, Radius Ventures, CHL Medical Partners, Biogen Idec, and QVT Fund are supporting the startup's efforts to turn fish-oil science into treatments for a host of inflammatory diseases.
—Genzyme (NASDAQ: GENZ) of Cambridge, MA, and the nonprofit Medicines for Malaria Venture formed an alliance with India's Advinus Therapeutics to develop new treatments for pregnant women and infants infected with malaria.
—The FDA said that it is working with Biogen Idec (NASDAQ: BIIB) and Elan (NYSE: ELN) to update the labeling for Tysabri following confirmation that two multiple sclerosis patients on the drug had contracted the often-fatal brain infection PML.
—Lexington, MA-based Indevus Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: INDEV) raised $105 million in a private placement of notes; the cash is intended to retire existing debt and carry Indevus into calendar 2010.
—Bob gave a sneak peek of our September 23 forum, How to Build a Life Sciences Company. Robert Langer will be a keynoter at the event; I'm betting it will be a good hair day for him.


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All butoh's stylistic elements are on view during the evening: ashy makeup, bald heads, distorted bodies and faces, extreme effort and control, nudity, slowed-down time, shadowy lighting, mystifying program notes. Yet in this predominantly dark, transgressive art form, which developed in 1960s Japan, moments of disturbing beauty push up like mushrooms through dank earth.
Butoh solos are arduous ritual journeys. An improvisation by two Colombian-born artists, Ximena Garnica and Juan Merchanhe tormentedly slow, she moving in rapid nervous burstssuggests two private, intersecting odysseys. Kan Katsura begins his Time Machine suspended overhead in a fabric sling that he unmakes into a white cascade; he clambers down. Pools of light ring him in this difficult, unfamiliar world, where thudding percussion and windy cries resound. Supine, he strains upward. Braced on all fours, he waits. At the end of his hyper-tense assimilation of what might be new wisdom, he clambers back up the cloth. Azumaru, improvising with musician Jack Wright, explores the space, his own body, and the sounds Wright sputters into a beat-up sax. Prowling, Azumaru's a handsome sight; undulating, mouth open in horror, he's a rubber man. At one point he stands on his head, lifts his supporting hands, and crashes sideways to the floor straight as a tree.
Over seven years of performing, Masaki Iwana stood naked and motionless before audiences. Trying to read his beleaguered body in Beast of Grass is complex and baffling. When he lies tangled on the floor, one knee in the crook of an elbow, he's a mess of hair, ropes, and body parts. A leg is tethered to one of five hanging streamers inscribed with words. Little bells hang off him on cords. An army cap tops his long hair. Small white clusters pasted to his body drop off as he moves. How long does it take him, squatting, to turn 180 degrees? An eternity. Losing one of the bells that he periodically shakes, he collapses with a groan. Every action is performed at a slow burn.
Kurt Jooss once denied that his masterpiece, The Green Table, was an anti-war tract. It's hard to believe that of this work, composed in Germany in 1932. American Ballet Theatre's striking revival couldn't be more timely, with its posturing masked diplomats conjuring strife around the eponymous table displaying the smarmy politesse of headwaiters and the ruthlessness of spin doctors.
The diplomats' scenes bookend Jooss's modernist take on the medieval Dance of Death. War is the arena his skeletal death figure prowlshis reaping arms and scything legs harvesting soldiers on the battlefield, the loved ones they leave behind, and eventually, the slimy Profiteer who fattens himself on others' misery. Brutally or touchingly, Death comes differently to each: He commands the firing squad that executes a female guerrilla; he becomes a courtly dance partner to a frightened old woman and a rapacious customer of a girl forced into a brothel.
Jooss wove these stories together with superb succinctness in a clear-edged style that alludes to early modernist design, yet each character has his or her own way of moving. The two-piano score by Jooss's musical collaborator F.A. Cohen has a similar brilliant clarityit was in part the Nazi gaze turning on Cohen that prompted the choreographer's sudden flight to England in 1933.
ABT's production, supervised by Jooss's daughter Anna Markard, is remarkable in many ways. David Hallberg is magnificent as Death, his usual princely elegance utterly transformed into ruthless, unemotional power. Other fine performances: Carmen Corella as the fighting Woman, Marian Butler as the Old Mother, Jennifer Alexander as the Young Girl, Carlos Lopez as the Profiteer (not quite nasty enough). Patrick Ogle is miscast as the Standard Bearer, who in past productions cut across the stage like an arrow. The soldiers' battle and the diplomats' wrangles seem slightly veiled, the designs not infused with intensity. And the pianists don't emphasize the contrast between the aspectsargumentative and ingratiatingin the conference table scenes. Still, an artistic triumph and a wake-up call.
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