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Acceleron Pharma Inc. (NASDAQ:XLRN), a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company focused on the discovery, development and commercialization of novel protein therapeutics for cancer and rare diseases, today provided a corporate update and reported financial results for the fourth quarter and year ended December 31, 2013.
"We are excited by the encouraging interim phase 2 data for both sotatercept and ACE-536 in patients with beta-thalassemia, and we are looking forward to reporting new data from ongoing phase 2 studies in patients with myelodysplastic syndromes, end-stage renal disease and renal cell carcinoma in the first half of 2014," said John Knopf, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer of Acceleron. "Our three clinical candidates continue to advance across nearly a dozen Phase 2 studies and we plan to bring a new candidate, designed to increase muscle mass and strength, into clinical development in the second half of this year. Our goal to initiate the Company's first phase 3 clinical trial in beta-thalassemia by the end of the year or the first quarter of next year will be an exciting milestone for us and the beta-thalassemia community."
Recent Highlights
- Presentation of interim data from phase 2 study of sotatercept in β-thalassemia patients – Acceleron announced on December 9, 2013, that its collaboration partner, Celgene, reported new interim data of sotatercept in patients with beta-thalassemia at the 55 th American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting. Interim data presented from the ongoing phase 2 trial demonstrate dose dependent increases in hemoglobin across the three dose levels presented (0.1, 0.3 and 0.5 mg/kg) in non-transfusion dependent beta-thalassemia patients. Furthermore, increases in hemoglobin of at least 1-2 g/dL were observed in nearly all non-transfusion dependent patients at the 0.3 and 0.5 mg/kg dose levels.
- Early signs of activity from phase 2a study of sotatercept in end-stage renal disease patients – An interim analysis indicated sotatercept produces dose dependent increases in hemoglobin in end-stage renal disease patients on hemodialysis.
- Initiation of a phase 2b study of sotatercept in end-stage renal disease patients – Celgene initiated a phase 2b study of sotatercept for which Acceleron earned and received a $7.0 million milestone payment in December 2013.
- Initial interim data from phase 2 study of ACE-536 in β-thalassemia patients – Interim data from the first three dose levels in the ongoing phase 2 study demonstrated dose dependent increases in hemoglobin.
- Enrollment underway in the expansion cohort of the phase 2 trial of dalantercept in combination with axitinib in patients with renal cell carcinoma (RCC) – Acceleron completed enrollment in all dose escalation cohorts and is now enrolling patients in the expansion cohort in part 1 of this two part study.
- Dalantercept phase 1 study results published – The results from the phase 1 clinical trial of dalantercept in adults with solid tumors were published in January in Clinical Cancer Research showing that dalantercept exhibited a safety profile distinct from that of VEGF inhibitors and displayed multiple signs of antitumor activity.
- Acceleron added to the Russell 2000 ® index – On December 20, 2013, Acceleron was selected for addition to the Russell 2000 ®, Russell 3000 ® and Russell Global ® Indexes as part of Russell Investments' quarterly addition of select recent initial public offering (IPO) companies.
- Follow-on offering – On January 28, 2014, Acceleron closed a follow-on offering of 2,760,000 shares of common stock. The aggregate net proceeds to the Company, after underwriting discounts and commissions and other estimated offering expenses, were approximately $129.0 million. The addition of the net proceeds of this financing to the 2013 year-end cash balance of $113.2 million is expected to provide the Company funding into the second half of 2017.
- Cash Position – Cash and cash equivalents as of December 31, 2013 were $113.2 million, compared to $39.6 million at December 31, 2012. The cash increase was primarily driven by total net proceeds of $96.8 million from, collectively, Acceleron's initial public offering and the concurrent $10 million side-by-side private placement of common stock to Celgene. Acceleron expects that its cash and cash equivalents balance as of December 31, 2013, together with the net proceeds of $129.0 million raised in the follow-on public offering on January 28, 2014, will be sufficient to fund the Company's operations into the second half of 2017.
- Revenue - Collaboration revenue was $11.5 million for the fourth quarter of 2013 and $57.2 million for the year ended December 31, 2013, compared to $4.0 million and $15.3 million for the comparable periods in 2012. The increase for the fourth quarter of 2013 compared to the comparable period in 2012 was primarily driven by the $7.0 million milestone from Celgene's initiation of a phase 2b clinical trial of sotatercept in patients with end stage renal disease on hemodialysis earned and received in December 2013. The increase in 2013 collaboration revenue compared to 2012 was primarily driven by a $16.7 million increase in deferred revenue recognition caused by the termination of the Shire collaboration in the second quarter of 2013, a $10.0 million milestone earned in the first quarter of 2013 in connection with our Celgene collaboration for the first patient dosed in a phase 2 trial of ACE-536, a $7.0 million milestone earned in the fourth quarter of 2013 due to Celgene's initiation of a phase 2b clinical trial of sotatercept in patients with end stage renal disease on hemodialysis, and an increase in cost-sharing revenue of $7.7 million.
- R&D Expenses – Research and development expenses were $10.2 million for the fourth quarter of 2013 and $36.1 million for the year ended December 31, 2013, compared to $9.7 million and $35.3 million for the comparable periods in 2012.
- G&A Expenses – General and administrative expenses were $4.8 million for the fourth quarter of 2013 and $14.2 million for the year ended December 31, 2013, compared to $2.5 million and $8.8 million for the comparable periods in 2012. The increase was largely driven by higher legal fees, as well as incremental expenses to support public company operations.
- Net Loss – Our net loss was $18.1 million for the fourth quarter of 2013 and $21.9 million for the year ended December 31, 2013, compared to a net loss of $10.4 million and $32.6 million for the comparable periods in 2012. The fourth quarter and year ended results were affected by the expenses associated with marking to market outstanding warrants to purchase of common stock. The expenses associated with the increase in the common warrant valuation of $14.2 million and $25.6 million for the three months and year ended December 31, 2013, respectively, were due to a higher December 31, 2013 closing stock price compared to the value of the Company's stock in earlier periods.
- Initiation of the randomized, placebo-controlled stage of the dalantercept RCC study – Acceleron expects in late March or early April to begin part 2 of the RCC study which will be a randomized comparison of the selected doses of dalantercept in combination with axitinib versus axitinib. The primary endpoint of part 2 of the trial will be progression-free survival.
- Initiation of a phase 2a study of dalantercept in liver cancer – Acceleron expects in late first quarter or early second quarter 2014 to begin a phase 2a study of dalantercept in combination with sorafenib in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma.
- Presentation of interim data from phase 2a study of sotatercept in end-stage renal disease patients on hemodialysis – Interim data from this clinical trial will be presented at the National Kidney Foundation Spring Clinical Meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada in April 2014.
- Interim data from the dalantercept phase 2 clinical trials in RCC and head and neck cancer – Acceleron intends to announce these interim data in late May or early June at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO).
- Interim data from the dose escalation stages of the sotatercept and ACE-536 clinical trials in β-thalassemia and MDS – Acceleron and Celgene intend to announce interim data in June at the annual congress of the European Hematology Association (EHA). For sotatercept and ACE-536 in β-thalassemia, we and Celgene expect to present additional interim data from non-transfusion dependent patients as well as data from transfusion dependent patients. In transfusion dependent β-thalassemia patients treated with ACE-536, preliminary data show a decrease in the frequency of red blood cell transfusions. For MDS patients treated with ACE-536, interim data indicates that there is a positive effect on hemoglobin levels in these patients, and we look forward to presenting data from both transfusion dependent and non-transfusion dependent MDS patients at EHA in June.
- Initiation of a phase 1 clinical trial with ACE-083 – Acceleron is conducting preclinical activities in preparation for the submission of an Investigational New Drug (IND) application for its clinical candidate ACE-083, a locally acting drug designed to increase muscle mass and strength. Acceleron aims to initiate a phase 1 clinical trial in the second half of 2014.
- Additional clinical studies for dalantercept – Acceleron is considering additional cancers such as colorectal and brain cancer to study in clinical trials that are expected to start in the second half of 2014.

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China Car Manufacturer Receives Order for 500 Electric Vehicles from Listed Company ZAP (NYSE Arca:ZP).
Called XEBRAs, they are the first production electric vehicles made in China designed for US roads. Over 100 units have already been delivered to ZAP in California and Shandong Jindalu says it has the capacity to produce 1000 units per month.
The new XEBRA has been co-developed and co-designed through a strategic partnership with ZAP, a publicly owned company based in Santa Rosa, California. ZAP has an exclusive 10-year distribution contract with Shandong Jindalu to market the XEBRAs through its ZAP brand network of authorized sales and service centers.
The second micro-car ZAP is distributing in the US, the tiny XEBRA can park two to a normal parking space. It is a true Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) and ZAP is marketing them as an alternative for families with two or more cars as well as to government and corporate fleets. The car has been designed to plug in at any normal 110-volt outlet.
Under the strategic business relationship, ZAP has permanent offices at the factory in Dezhou to continue research and development of new vehicle models and concepts, and to assist in the manufacturing process.
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Continuing members on the new Board of Directors are: President Doug Burgoyne, Past-President David Clark, Treasurer Robert Gregory, and Directors Steve Avey and Eric Cannon. All of the officers were sworn in on Friday, April 20 at AMCP's 24th Annual Meeting & Expo in San Francisco.
AMCP Chief Executive Officer Edith A. Rosato, RPh, IOM, welcomed the new Board members.
"Congratulations go out to all of these outstanding individuals," said Rosato. "We are fortunate to have such a deep pool of talent to draw from each year to help move the Academy forward on its important business."
Members of the AMCP Board of Directors set internal policies for the benefit of AMCP membership, and establish external positions for managed care pharmacy's place in the broader health care arena. The following is information on the new Board members.
Kim A. Caldwell is Director, PBM Legislation and Public Policy, Humana Pharmacy Solutions, Humana, Inc. He has more than 37 years of experience in pharmacy, including as an independent pharmacy owner, and in long term care, health plans, pharmacy benefit management (PBM), and e-prescribing. His public service includes serving on the Texas Board of Pharmacy for more than 12 years, and working at the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services, where he was one of the key officials who built the Medicare Part D drug benefit.
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I beleive the ACR is the more modern day approach and accomplishes the same thing without having to buy the echo charger.
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A common setup these days is to have chargers only charge the house battery, then to charge the starting battery off of the house battery.
On my boat there 3 batteries in the same configuration as yours and 3 multi-phase chargers: shore power based one, alternator-based, and solar. All of these are charging the house batteries.
The starting battery is charged off of the house battery using a Xantrex Echo Charger.
The battery switch is a Bluesea 5511e which has 3 positions: Off, On, and Combine(Emergency). Off turns everything off. On connects the starting battery to the engine circuits, and the house battery to the house circuits. Combine will combine all circuits should I need to start the boat off of the house batteries.
The advantage of this setup is that my house and starting batteries are never combined (unless there is an emergency) and all batteries get the best quality charging possible. It also allows me to safely mix battery technologies, my house batteries are AGM while my starting battery is a wet cell.
My shore power charger is a Xantrex Trucharge 20+ that can handle two battery banks, but I only have one attached to it.
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Following the increase of green buildings in the commercial real estate sector, green homes have become a hot trend among homebuilders. According to the "Green Multifamily & Single Family Homes: Growth in a Recovering Market" report released by McGraw Hill Construction, which surveys members of the National Association of Home Builders:
Increased Consumer Demand is Driving Factor Behind Growth In Green Home Construction
That is a dramatic shift in the single family market. What has led to that shift? According to Harvey Bernstein, Vice President, Industry Insights and Alliances for McGraw Hill Construction, "Greater consumer interest in green homes has contributed to the ongoing growth, leading us to anticipate that by 2016, the green single family housing market alone will represent approximately 26% to 33% of the market, translating to an $80 billion to $101 billion opportunity based on current forecasts." With the demand for the new homes relatively flat, homebuilders will be positioning themselves to take advantage of that opportunity.
One such homebuilder is DJK Custom Homes out of Chicago. DJK is building an eco-smart home in Naperville, Illinois. According to Kevin Kittilsen, Vice President of DJK, "The DJK eco-smart home in Naperville is the first of its kind in the area… We designed this home to be healthy, efficient and sustainable. We really had five core areas in mind: nature, resource efficiency, energy efficiency, water efficiency and indoor air quality." The home is pending LEED Platinum and NAHB Emerald level green certification.
According to the Florida Green Building Coalition website, GuildQuality, a leading provider of customer satisfaction surveying for the residential building industry, recently conducted a national survey of homeowners who purchased a National Green Building Standard certified green home built within the past three years. The study, commissioned by the National Association of Home Builders, aimed to uncover how green homeowners feel after purchasing their home; primarily focusing on their overall satisfaction and whether they would recommend purchasing a green home to others.
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Homeowners also provided their feedback on what influenced their decision to purchase a green home, and the sustainable features they value most. According to respondents, low utility bills, energy efficiency and better insulation topped the list of the green-related aspects that most satisfied homeowners.
Ultimately, consumer demand for and interest in green homes will be a key factor in the increase in green home construction. Homeowners desire to live in more environmentally friendly and energy efficient homes, and at least in one study have expressed a willingness to pay more for those benefits. However, homebuilders need to determine how much more consumers are willing and able to pay for those benefits.
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Obama's "happy talk" on Iraq
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I had some sympathy for the Obama folks when I read this newspaper account of yesterday's meeting with Iraqi Prime Minister Maliki. Apparently, it was a solid, business-oriented meeting. And since President Obama has reportedly stopped holding regular video-teleconferencing with Maliki (a staple of US-Iraqi relations under the last Administration), this meeting was especially important.
What caught my eye was President Obama's comment at the end of the story: ""Overall," Obama said, "we have been very encouraged by the progress that has been made."
This statement struck me as both honest and misleading. Honest, because if you start with a January 2007 frame of reference — say then-candidate Obama's claim that surge was going to have no impact on violence — then the progress has been remarkable and very encouraging. But it also struck me as misleading in the sense that it did not also say that the recent spike in violence, and even more the recent flare-up of Arab-Kurdish tensions, is undoubtedly discouraging, and I would be surprised if the Obama team did not feel the same. Of course, as the Post story related, Obama also acknowledged that there are "tough days ahead" in Iraq. But the overall message was one of progress, a word he invoked 6 times in the prepared remarks and 3 times in the answer to the first question and that is the lede for the story.
That got me wondering: would those folks (say the mainstream Bob Woodward or Tom Ricks, let alone other people in the nuttier fringes of the Bush-bashing chorus) who established a cottage industry lambasting Bush Administration rhetoric as "happy talk" rise up and start calling a foul on President Obama? President Bush regularly caveated his statements of progress with reminders that there were "tough days ahead" and, if memory serves, Rumsfeld was the guy who coined "long, hard slog." In their coverage of Bush, sometimes the reporters would include mention of the caveats and qualify their lede accordingly; sometimes the reporters would include mention of the caveats and yet stick to a "happy talk" lede; and sometimes the reporters would simply omit any mention of the caveats, perhaps the better to advance the "happy talk" lede. Regardless of how many times President Bush presented carefully caveated assessments, the Bush-bashers could always rest their indictment on one or two off-the-cuff uncaveated remarks.
At what point will Obama's rhetoric on Iraq suffer this same fate? I hope never and, even more, I hope it never deserves to. It is appropriate for President Obama to balance "if it bleeds, it leads" coverage with mention of developments that are not getting as much press attention. And it is appropriate for President Obama in public to exhort the Iraqis towards greater progress by emphasizing the positive rather than dwelling on the negative. In fact, President Obama has talked so little in public about Iraq I would welcome virtually anything he said. Of course, I also hope that President Obama is as candid and clear-eyed about the challenges in private as his predecessor was, and I hope he continues to offer appropriate caveats even if he is stressing a publicly optimistic message. If the "happy talk police" give him the free pass they never gave his predecessor, so be it. The Iraqi challenge is hard enough without having to duck "police" brutality, even if it is only rhetorical.
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A gorgeous outdoor swimming pool located on a rooftop sundeck facing the Statue of Liberty makes this the place to be during the summer months, and a trendy social lounge for building residents is ideal for relaxing either alone or with family or friends, offering lovely waterfront views, on-site Wi-Fi and a self-service Starbucks cafe. A roomy fitness center with a selection of cardio and strength training gear is a great and convenient way to stay in shape on your trip, and a children's playroom is right next door, making it easy for families to use both features at the same time.
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Accurately deemed a "living work of art", this marvelous dual-towered luxury high-rise features distinct curving walls of blue and green glass and astounding panoramic views from every apartment.
The apartment was fantastic! The views were unbeatable, the location was great, and Sky City Apartments was easy to work with. The only issue we had was that the beds were a little too firm for our liking, but otherwise, this place was perfect! We would definitely stay here again.
Superbe vue. Très belle location. Près de tout. À 5 minutes du "PATH" ou du traversier pour se rendre dans le coeur de New York. Nous avons beaucoup aimé. On recommande sans hésitation.
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We had a great time staying in this apartment. Would definitely come back next time when we visit NYC.
This was a terrific location for a family. Very nice accommodations and very convenient to the subway. Also, much quieter at night than anything in Manhattan. The kids loved sleeping with the shades up, overlooking the skyline. The only issue was that the lobby was undergoing some major renovations, but otherwise it was great.
I have have just stayed at this apartment fr 6 nights / 7 days almost a week with my family and it was really a great experience. Perfect Location couldn't have asked for anything better. Close to Path Station one stop to WTC lower Manhattan.. Great views of Lower Manhattan and you can have Statue of Liberty for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The views from all the rooms and living room are most amazing. Everything worked and was like in the pictures. The Colleague from them who handled our communication girl called Gaelle is fantastic, very friendly and prompt. She did all that was possible.. an early check in and a late checkout.The apartment is very well maintained. we had a small issue in the kitchen which was very promptly sorted out by there team. The information provided by Gaelle was great. On arrival in apartment we had a map and all possible information that we needed for New York. A dedicated local telephone line in the apartment with free unlimited calls to anywhere in USA & Canada. The WIFi connection worked perfectly as well. I will surely be back here on my next visit and this place is highly recommended to anyone who wants to be in New York and likes to have a home away from home and as well after a intense day in New York get back to real piece... so please go ahead and enjoy this lovely apartment...So thank you team Homeaway/ Skycityapts for a great work. warm regards vishwas makhija
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As for the frequent complaints -- sure, the animation was occasionally dodgy, but I'd argue no less so than most TV cartoons of the seventies. There was a
of cutting corners in those days right across the board.
Indeed, while Filmation's animation (the actual movement of things) was about as limited and repetitive as it got in '70s cartoons, the quality of their artwork was above average for the period. Look at shows from their main competitor Hanna-Barbera in the same period and the animation and background paintings tended to be rather sloppier and rougher. Filmation shows may not have had much motion, but they looked good.
But in my estimation, TAS is just made of win. How could it not be? It's essentially 22 extra episodes of TOS complete with the original actors. I love the way Filmation put real attention to detail in, too. Oh sure, there are pink Tribbles and other occasional errors, but I love how for example the Enterprise fly-bys were done by actually taking stock footage from TOS and rotoscoping. Or that the interior sets of the Enterprise are basically identical to the ones seen in TOS. Little details mean a lot, and TAS really does strive to be faithful to its parent live action series for the most part. That it has been so neglected within the fandom for so long is regrettable.
Indeed. It was made by people who were big fans of the original show. And of course it was story-edited by D.C. Fontana, and about half its episodes were written by veterans of the original series (well, 10 if you limit it only to TOS writers, 12 if you include the ones written by Walter Koenig and TOS director Marc Daniels). It's as authentic a continuation as we could possibly have gotten in animation. The other studios that made proposals for an animated ST all wanted to add kid sidekicks and cute alien mascots and just generally turn it into a stock kids' cartoon. But the show we got, other than toning down the sex and violence, strove to tell the same kind of stories that TOS had told, albeit with unlimited freedom to create exotic aliens and settings.
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Travel to Italy and savour the many flavours of this gastronomic heaven on a journey from the canals of Venice to the cobblestone streets of Rome. Explore historic sites and picturesque villages on this special food-lovers' adventure through some of the most incredible places in Italy. There is plenty of time to indulge in everything from fresh seafood and hearty wines to the finest balsamic vinegars and pesto in the world. This two-week trip is sure to tantalise all the senses.
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He fell to the ground, some equipment digging into his throat. Anderson tried to reach to pull it away; his arm felt as though it was moving, but when he looked down at it, it was motionless, twisted in an awkward position.
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He had been on a gurney for so long, his body in one position, that he yelled in excruciating pain when he was moved. Later, pain medicine made his body so hypersensitive he felt as though each heartbeat lifted him off the bed.
Anderson had been struck by two bullets. One shattered the femur in his right leg, the other the humerus in his right arm. The orthopedic surgeon had to cut away so much dying tissue that a plastic surgeon needed to perform a skin graft.
Anderson was surrounded by family and friends supporting him in his recovery. When they first saw him, they kept saying, "You promised us before you left you wouldn't get hurt. Why did you get hurt?"
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He needed more surgery in January 2011, a small step back so he could make giant leaps forward.
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The Warrior Games have inspired him in other ways as well. Anderson hopes to someday work as a physical therapist with injured soldiers looking to compete in adaptive sports.
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New and notable tech offerings, GCMs and SkypeSubmitted by Laurie Orlov on Sun, 06/06/2010 - 13:10
Last month I mentioned three new caregiving applications that entered the market recently -- this month, a summary list of other interesting products that have entered the market in recent (roughly the past 6) months, presented in alphabetical order. A number of products are expected to announce in the next few months -- expect another post when there's at least six more. >>> Read more . . .
Alzheimer's and caregivers educational event -- no tech, low techSubmitted by Laurie Orlov on Fri, 06/04/2010 - 08:41
Big conference, lots of empathy and caring. It's been a while since I attended an event exclusively focused on Alzheimer's -- I wondered if the curiosity about technology potential I encounter at so many other events would be duplicated. The 2010 Alzheimer's Educational Conference in West Palm Beach kicked off yesterday -- attended by professionals and caregivers, exhibit hall filled with senior housing offers (dementia units, respite), hospice and home care agencies, educational programs, local resellers, elder law services, and research programs. The two morning keynotes typified the tone and the theme: Dr. Thomas Kodadek of the Scripps Research Institute talked in great molecular detail about a 'promising' new test for Alzheimer's, and Dr. Louis Benson gave an exhausting and lengthy speech about how to sustain your positive energy in the face of caregiving stress. >>> Read more . . .
The '65+' survey conundrumSubmitted by Laurie Orlov on Tue, 06/01/2010 - 16:58
Lots of detail about the under-65 crowd. We are a society so consumed by age bracketing and labels, you'd think there was enough data to meet all the needs of marketers. We have Generation X and Y/Millennials ("What, me worry?"), or Young, Middle, and Older Boomers. We know whether they love their iPhone or their BlackBerry, and whether they signal the end of voice calling capability because texting is the beginning, the middle, and the end of their cell phone use. And today's WSJ helped us understand that a 35-year-old could have the arteries of an 80-year-old. >>> Read more . . .
Mobility and PERS, boomers and shifting expectationsSubmitted by Laurie Orlov on Sat, 05/29/2010 - 10:16
Another week, this time a look at the future of healthy aging. Yesterday kicked off the first of a two-year Think Tank initiative sponsored by Philips through its Center for Health and Well-Being. The purpose of this Think Tank is to consider and flesh out ideas about what it means globally to age successfully -- with implications about future requirements for policy, health systems, and technology use. >>> Read more . . .
Aging in Place Technology Watch May 2010 NewsletterSubmitted by Laurie Orlov on Tue, 05/25/2010 - 18:32
Older Americans -- so lucky to have their own month. And the merry month of May has been as hyped up as any: judging by the 4.6 million items that popped up with a Google Search ("Older Americans Month May 2010"). From a Presidential proclamation to an AoA standardized template for creating your own community version, we can rejoice that so much attention has been paid to encouraging us to honor those 60 and older to "Age Strong! Live Long!" But you heard me, 60 and older! On the one hand, it is a good thing every day to find a way to honor the frailest and most isolated -- not just for a month. But beginning at age 60?
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From Mark VanderWerf, now with Telehealth Advisors (Received May 24 2010). >>> Read more . . .
What iPad means for boomer and senior marketsSubmitted by Laurie Orlov on Sat, 05/22/2010 - 17:17
Looking back to January -- the spectacular iPad success confounds skeptics. It is always entertaining to look back at product reviewers and skeptic comments from way back, that is, end of January 2010, when the iPad launched and howls of pundit dismay -- even the WSJ's resident Apple swooner Walter Mossberg had reservations!!! -- were heard across the land. I particularly enjoy a re-read of this nasty CNET review that declared it to be a big disappointment. However, he and others at the time thought it might appeal to baby boomers. Of course, Apple will not tell anyone the age mix of buyers. But since baby boomers generally aren't divided into sub-segments, and the overall segment spends more money than various other generations, that wasn't tough. >>> Read more . . .
Empower the user -- product design assumptions for boomers and seniorsSubmitted by Laurie Orlov on Mon, 05/17/2010 - 08:43
Socially and personally, information access empowers. BCS (once known as the British Computer Society) published an interesting report this month called "The Information Dividend: Can IT Make You Happier?" This study of 35,000 examines the relationship between access to information and the means of getting it with responders' life satisfaction. It concludes that IT has a positive impact on life satisfaction for all levels of income and other factors that are typically used to determine well-being. And the study, according to the authors, demonstrates that access to information and technology "extends the sense of freedom/control which improves well-being." Most intriguing, it found that correlation with life-satisfaction as it relates to information technology was greatest among the most disadvantaged -- that is, those with lower incomes and the least amount of education. >>> Read more . . .
Tech for aging in place -- still waiting, integrators wantedSubmitted by Laurie Orlov on Tue, 05/11/2010 - 13:41
Product potential and interest is there. Within the past few weeks I have been briefed by no fewer than 10 firms about products/solutions being developed to serve the 'aging in place' consumer -- a few are launched: they represent some combination of offerings for senior, caregiver, provider -- with and without devices directly in the home. Some of these startups are steadfastly convinced that offerings can be sold directly through consumer channels, while those with more configurable products may see the need to recruit channel partners to get into the market. Meanwhile, in the past year or so, I have heard from various local service providers (some have registered in this Forum entry) about delivering solutions, even testing them in labs, to help seniors. This is good. >>> Read more . . .
What's in a name -- Older Americans Month and other changesSubmitted by Laurie Orlov on Thu, 05/06/2010 - 13:55
May is Older Americans (not Senior Citizens) Month. The Administration on Aging notes that this 'acknowledgement of the contribution of older Americans' was launched in 1963. Prior to 1980, it was known as Senior Citizen Month, but was renamed and became a 'tradition' during the Carter Administration. Looking through the list of themes, some seem to be efforts to acknowledge the forgotten: "America, a Community for All Ages" and "Honor the Past, Imagine the Future: Towards a Society for All Ages". But today the term "senior citizen" has been erased by the AoA and the theme "Age Strong, Live Long," reflecte lengthening life span and unprecedented multiple generations of 'older Americans'. Assuming that 'senior' is 65+, there will be 71.5 million by 2030 -- life span and baby boomer encroachment are driving other changes as well... >>> Read more . . .


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Leta Irick, 101, of Plymouth, Ind., formerly of Delphos, died at 6:50 a.m. April 16, 2008, at Miller's Merry Manor in Plymouth.
She was born Oct. 30, 1906, in Findlay to George and Edith Garns. She married Howard Irick, who died Nov. 19, 1985.
Mrs. Irick had been a practical nurse at the Otterbein Retirement Home. She was a member of United Brethren Church. She enjoyed knitting and crocheting.
Survivors include a son, Robert (Janice) Irick, of Cygnet; two daughters, Norma Jean (David) Good, of Plymouth, Ind., and Marsha (Troy) Pratt, of Danville, Ky.; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a brother, Church Garns.
Graveside services will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday in Walnut Grove Cemetery, Delphos. The Rev. David Howell will officiate.
Arrangements are by Harter & Schier Funeral Home, Delphos.


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New York, NY - (9/27/2011) - Earlier today, World Boxing Council (WBC) Diamond belt and The Ring Middleweight Champion, Sergio "Maravilla" Martinez (47-2-2, 26KO's), held an open media workout DBEat the Modell's Sporting Goods store in Times Square, New York City. The Champion, Martinez, who will be defending against England's undefeated European Champion, "Dazzling" Darren Barker (23-0, 14KO's), this Saturday at Boardwalk Hall, in Atlantic City, NJ, looked to be in tremendous shape, as he worked out before a packed house of fans and media who turned out for the workout.
Martinez jumped rope, shadow boxed, and worked the pads with trainer Pablo Sarmiento. After the workout, Martinez spoke with reporters and then took photos and signed autographs for hundreds of fans. Initially, fans were turned away as the store had become too crowded, but Martinez insisted to keep the line open and that he would sign autographs for every fan that wanted one.
"Noche de 'Maravilla': Martinez vs. Barker" is being presented by DiBella Entertainment in association with Matchroom Sport, and Caesars Atlantic City, and is sponsored by Corona. Doors open at 6PM ET, with the first bout scheduled for 6:30PM ET. HBO will begin live coverage at 10:00PM ET.
Tickets for "Noche de 'Maravilla'" are priced at $300, $200, $100, and $50, and can be purchased online at Ticketmaster.com, by phone at 1-800-745-3000, at any Ticketmaster retail outlet, or in person at the Boardwalk Hall box office.
Cunningham-Hernandez media work-out / Sylvester ready for Proksa
Sebastian Sylvester, Steve Cunningham and Yoan Pablo Hernandez today gave the fans in Neubrandenburg, Germany a first-hand look at their skills during the public work-out ahead of Team Sauerland´s big show on Saturday night. Hometown hero Sylvester (34-4-1, 16 KOs) will make his first fight since losing the IBF Middleweight Title against Daniel Geale on May 7.
Just like his Polish opponent Grzegorz Proksa (25-0, 18 KOs), he is eager to win the vacant European Middleweight Title. I need that title to get back in line for a world title shot, Sylvester said. I know Proksa is a tough opponent. He has done a lot of talking in the last weeks. So I am happy for him to be the favorite going into the battle. But we will see what happens inside the ring. I am sure the fans´ support will be gigantic again, and I am very confident of success.
In the co-featured main event, International Boxing Federation (IBF) Cruiserweight Champion Steve Cunningham (24-2, 12 KOs) will take on Yoan Pablo Hernandez (24-1, 13 KOs) in his second title defence. I am looking forward to Saturday, Hernandez said after working the pads with coach Ulli Wegner today. It will be a tough and a very interesting fight. I really fancy my chances.
Cunningham once again looked in fantastic shape during today´s work-out. Hernandez is a very good opponent, but I have defeated all reigning cruiserweight champions, he said. Hernandez is a top challenger but I am the champ and I will prove it again.
In the third title fight of the night, Karo Murat (24-1, 14 KOs) will defend his IBF Intercontinental Light Heavyweight Title against Gabriel Campillo (21-3, 8 KOs).
New York, NY September 27, 2011 MSG Network, which continues its commitment to the sport of boxing, announced today that it will re-telecast the heavyweight doubleheader of Alexander Povetkin versus Ruslan Chagaev and Robert Helenius versus Sergei Liakhovich. The fights, which originally aired on EPIX, will debut on MSG Network on Wednesday, September 28 at 8:00 p.m.
Russian heavyweight Alexander Povetkin, the 2004 Olympic heavyweight champion, scored a twelve round unanimous decision over former WBA titleholder Ruslan Chagaev to claim the vacant WBA heavyweight title on August 27 at the Messehall in Erfurt, Germany.
Povetkin, with the help of legendary New York trainer Teddy Atlas who called on his fighter to fight for the honor of his late father, took total command of the contest late in the fight.
Two ringside judges scored the fight 117-113 with the third judge scoring it 116-112. Povetkin improved to 22-0 with 15 knockouts and Chagaev dropped to 27-2-1 with 17 knockouts.
The co-feature included a battle between Robert Helenius and Sergei Liakhovich. Helenius, who scored a ninth round technical knockout, improved his unbeaten streak to 16-0 with 11 knockouts. Liakhovich dropped to 25-4 with 16 knockouts. With the win, Helenius won the WBA and WBO intercontinental titles.
The broadcast team consists of former heavyweight champion of the world Lennox Lewis, MSG Networks Mike Crispino, and boxing scribe Chris Mannix, who called the original EPIX broadcast from the MSG Network studios.
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This August, HIT Entertainment is bringing kids' favorite blue engine and the Island of Sodor to life at the Thomas Land permanent attraction at Edaville USA.
HIT Entertainment, a subsidiary of Mattel, has greenlit a second season and 60-minute special for its CGI series, "Bob the Builder."
HIT Entertainment, a subsidiary of Mattel, will launch the latest CGI, feature-length "Thomas & Friends" special, Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure, on DVD this fall.
Mexican free-to-air broadcaster Televisa has snagged the rights to HIT Entertainment's re-imagined "Bob the Builder" series.
The first-ever Thomas racing app, "Thomas & Friends: Go Go Thomas!," has launched in the Apple App Store.
The Caribu reading app has inked a deal with HIT Entertainment to bring Thomas & Friends, Angelina Ballerina and Mike the Knight to its bookshop.
HIT Entertainment and WNET announced a new season of "Thomas & Friends" on PBS Kids and movie, Tale of the Brave.
HIT Entertainment has unveiled new content across its brands including Barbie, Hot Wheels, Monster High, Thomas & Friends, Bob the Builder and Fisher-Price.
HIT Entertainment, a subsidiary of Mattel, has appointed Lappset to design and build branded activity attractions for its top brands.
Speakaboos has launched a range of new titles from The Jim Henson Company, HIT Entertainment and Scholastic Media/WestonWoods.
HIT Entertainment, an affiliate of Fisher-Price, is planning brand-new CG-animated TV series based on the Little Peopl toy brand.
HIT Entertainment has made three new executive appointments as part of its continued expansion.
HIT Entertainment, a subsidiary of Mattel, is planning a new CGI feature-length Thomas & Friends special that will provide a new track for the brand's licensing partners.
HIT Entertainment, a subsidiary of Mattel, has appointed Christopher Keenan as its new vice president of creative and executive producer.
HIT Entertainment announced the addition of new character Percy to the upcoming "Day Out with Thomas: The Thrill of the Ride Tour" train event.
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Rockfax DescriptionThe short wall, crack and overlap lead to slabbier rock. © ROCKFAX
UKC Logbook DescriptionOriginally trad at E1 5b, it became a bit easier after rock broke off above the overhang.
Photo: Alice on Peckling Fever (5+), Horseshoe Quarry © Steve Kirman
Submit a new photo of this climb.
leeds_belle - Lead O/S - 04/May/15 with Zylo
Hidden - Lead O/S - May/15
In tenniesphilhilo - Lead O/S - 18/Mar/15 with mark hodgson, ian wyatt
sbattams - TR - 07/Mar/15 with sarah davies
Nice climb but a bit run out between some bolts. Wish I'd led it Anushka Puri - 2nd O/S - 25/Jan/15 with Elena
Fun climb with some really easy bits and some tough bits! Big move over the bulge at the topClareG - Lead - 13/Sep/14
Hidden - Lead RP - 31/Aug/14
gdjcoleman - Lead - Aug/14 with Simon
sbattams - TR - 26/Jul/14 with sarah davies
MD - 2nd - 03/May/14 with Jo
Happy Wanderer - Lead O/S - 03/May/14 with Mike D
Phill Mitch - Lead O/S - 13/Apr/14 with mick, nigel
Hidden - Lead O/S - 04/Apr/14
Hidden - TR O/S - 23/Mar/14
Hidden - Lead O/S - 23/Mar/14
Collected Callum's gear which somehow managed to be on the finishing bolts of both this and the next door 6a route.Ella7 - Lead O/S - 22/Mar/14 with Emily93Mobley
Some confusion about the correct lower-off to use since it seemed to be harder than a 5+ move.cragsman9000 - Lead O/S - 16/Mar/14 with Neil
Not sure on the finish, but I took the right hand top bolt and chickened out. lolbob_cbr - Lead dnf - 16/Mar/14 with cragsman9000
Hidden - Lead O/S - 15/Mar/14
Started up Peckling fever and finished off on the left hand finish of senter home. Seems the more obvious line. Leo Woodhead - Lead O/S - 01/Mar/14
georgenvk - Lead O/S - 07/Dec/13 with martina
HB1 - Lead rpt - 04/Dec/13 with KB
Beta up to the 2nd clip...JulianB - Lead β - 20/Oct/13 with Rob Scarisbrick, Sebastian Fisher-Greene
alias dave - Lead O/S - 29/Sep/13 with Dan Allen
Hidden - Lead rpt - 11/Aug/13
MaccMark - Lead - 03/Jul/13 with Chris Morrow
sbattams - TR - 19/May/13 with sarah davies
Sarah Davies - TR - 19/May/13 with sbattams
Jack93 - Lead O/S - 05/May/13 with James Thyng
jt232 - Lead O/S - 05/May/13 with jack knight
Nice route except I got the wrong top out, couldn't get the last bolt. Was later advised that Peckling Fever finishes on the leftjennifers87 - Lead dnf - 07/Apr/13 with Louise Duncan
HB1 - Lead rpt - 03/Apr/13 with KB
gazzij - 2013
SandyB - Lead O/S - 07/Oct/12 with David Berlin
ben�zt�k, �s rossz helyre �rkezt�nk...volna, ha meg�rkez�nk :)Lilla Horvath - 2nd dnf - 07/Oct/12
Mattrock - Lead O/S - 09/Aug/12
David Kay - 2nd - 17/Jun/12 with Mel Michon
Hidden - Lead O/S - 17/Jun/12
Hoyes - Lead rpt - 17/Jun/12 with Rachael S
spragglerocks - Lead O/S - 17/Jun/12 with James Hoyes
Hoyes - Lead O/S - 14/Jun/12 with Rachel B
Hidden - Lead - 04/Jun/12
SteWatkins - Jun/12
A team effort, John first, then Matt then I finished it off.leon - Lead rpt - 26/May/12 with John Taylor
David Kay - Lead O/S - 03/May/12 with Ric Elliott
RichyBOYY - Lead - 03/May/12 with David Kirsfelds
HB1 - Lead rpt - 15/Apr/12 with KB
Adrianw - Lead dnf - 08/Apr/12 with Sarah Hawker
nutty_didz - Lead O/S - 19/Mar/12 with Rob Martin
Hidden - Lead rpt - Jan/12
Will Caesar - Lead O/S - 2012
Interesting 'sting in the tail' right below the final bolt. Enjoyed.Falko - 2nd O/S - 23/Nov/11 with Steve M
David Walker - TR O/S - 23/Oct/11 with Maria
MariaT - TR O/S - 23/Oct/11 with David Walker
malc - 2nd O/S - 22/Oct/11 with Paul Scott
Bloke on a Rope - Lead O/S - 12/Sep/11 with Matt
DerwentDiluted - Lead - 06/Aug/11 with Nicola Pettit
Hidden - Lead dnf - 03/Aug/11
Excellent climb but tricky move is at the top and had nothing left to get over the overhang...didn't want to escape off left or right so took me a few goes to get it....would like to try again with fresh arms (and more technique (-:)valentinesbabe - Lead dog - 31/Jul/11 with Matt Jones
Not a bad route if a bit tough!Matt Bill Platypus - Lead dog - 31/Jul/11 with Angela
IrfanM - Lead - 30/Jul/11
Iron Face - Lead O/S - 24/Jul/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 13/Jul/11
lozowen - Lead - 04/Jul/11 with Sally Owen
pete1993 - Lead - 29/May/11
watch out for loose rock at topCharlie Evans - Lead O/S - 28/May/11 with Jack Tomlinson
Was expecting an easy 5, but got surprised by the crux (very hard for the grade) and slipped off. Not the best start of the day!simone.lombardi - Lead dog - 21/May/11 with Kasia Osipowicz
Takacs - 2nd - 13/May/11 with Laurence Everitt, Rose Williams
waynem1985 - Lead O/S - 02/May/11 with Antony Davies, Alan Mountford
Rested at overlaphotfeet - 02/May/11
antdav - 2nd - 02/May/11 with Alan Mountford, Wayne
mulletttman - Lead O/S - 01/May/11 with Shane Pickup
James Oakes - Lead O/S - 25/Apr/11 with Andy Dickerson, Josh Dickerson, Andy Lawrence
Josh Dickerson - 2nd O/S - 25/Apr/11 with Andy Dickerson
Hidden - Lead O/S - 24/Apr/11
airwalk123 - Lead O/S - 24/Apr/11
al_robinson76 - Lead O/S - 17/Apr/11 with Dougy Craven, Jim, Emma Robinson
Hidden - Lead β - 09/Apr/11
shafiq lalloo - Lead O/S - 08/Apr/11 with szelest
Palindrome - 2nd - Apr/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 19/Mar/11
Hidden - Lead - Mar/11
very undergraded ..especialy top overhang beware ...
which is ridiculous for grade ..
long bolt distance =really needs some lower bolts ..take some gear with you...philb - 2nd - 25/Feb/11 with mark
peterlabib - 2nd dog - 23/Jan/11 with Alex Turner, Jeremy Jordan
Hidden - Lead - 2011
Simon Bostock - Lead O/S - 30/Oct/10 with Stephen Hull
Batt - Lead O/S - 18/Sep/10
UrbanSteve - Lead O/S - 12/Sep/10
Lenny - Lead O/S - 05/Sep/10 with Gayle
climbingxcat - Lead O/S - 22/Aug/10 with Brian and Mike
Hidden - Lead rpt - 16/Aug/10
slightly sketchy in placesjonathan watt - Lead O/S - 29/Jun/10
Hidden - Lead RP - 25/Jun/10
A few powerfull moves lower down on big holds leads to easy climbing aboveR8JimBob88 - Lead O/S - 23/Jun/10 with Laura
MartinWilliams87 - Lead O/S - 20/Jun/10
Hidden - Lead O/S - 19/Jun/10
Alaina - Lead - 02/Jun/10 with laurence_ev
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 31/May/10
Justinho - Lead O/S - 31/May/10 with Kasia Osipowicz
chrislgk - Lead O/S - 21/May/10 with Rich Hendrix
Hidden - Lead - 15/May/10
Lower_off is, rather than a "clip a cows-tail and thread your rope through", a single-clip snapgate that doesn't snap shut of its own accord. The bolts and chain to which this snapgate is attached, do not allow for a more "reassuring" threading. I was happy to lower off on it, maybe it just needs a dab of WD40, but it might confuse novice sport leaders who are expecting the "textbook" lower-offsBlue Straggler - 09/May/10
devilman - Lead O/S - 09/May/10
Really enjoyed this for some reasonFidmark - Lead O/S - 25/Apr/10
Hidden - Lead - 15/Apr/10
Andy Chubb - Lead - 10/Apr/10 with Steve Goodman
Did central finish on Senter Home 6amick1jones - Lead O/S - 10/Apr/10 with Guy
Chris Harding - Lead O/S - 21/Mar/10 with Dave Stevenson
Hidden - TR O/S - 13/Feb/10
nickcanute - Lead - 2010
Hidden - Lead O/S - 25/Oct/09
tigertim - Lead O/S - 01/Oct/09 with James Noble
artua - Lead O/S - 29/Aug/09 with Tomek Chomiok
Hidden - Lead O/S - 22/Aug/09
tomthecoolperson - Lead O/S - 19/Aug/09 with Andrew
Hidden - Lead O/S - 19/Aug/09
stvey - 2nd O/S - 18/Aug/09 with Louise Cowie
oooeese - Lead O/S - 18/Aug/09 with stvey
chri55ie - Lead O/S - 16/Aug/09 with Sue whittle
Hidden - Lead dog - 11/Aug/09
nick ferro - 25/Jul/09
Wayne S - Lead O/S - 28/Jun/09
JonathanJones - Lead O/S - 24/Jun/09 with JoeT
Hidden - Lead dog - 31/May/09
Somerset swede basher - Lead O/S - 24/May/09 with Katharine
Katharine.eaton - 2nd O/S - 24/May/09 with Dom
andeeeee - Lead O/S - 26/Apr/09 with Adrien Goldstraw
Found this much harder than last time. Tough start probably 5b tech.dashitboarder - Lead - 26/Apr/09 with Jess
hellboundblr - Lead - 26/Apr/09 with Danny Smudge
Finishing over the top made this worthwhile. Sparse bolts. Easier climbs don't need them for some reason?jeffsheard - Lead O/S - 11/Apr/09 with Sarah Davis
Hidden - Lead - 03/Apr/09
Quite hard for the grade?mattgrange - Lead β - Apr/09
howlingbaboon - Lead O/S - 22/Mar/09
robin heath - Lead O/S - 21/Feb/09 with Rob Cole
Mixed up routeSarajayne4 - Lead dog - 2009 with Gaz and Bucky
Hidden - 2nd - 2009
WillCass - Lead - 2009 with Whitey
Sidekick - Lead O/S - 2009
cymjt - 2009
carriegold - Lead O/S - 19/Oct/08 with Andy Hansler
Very nice - varied climbing.PanzerHanzler - Lead O/S - 19/Oct/08 with CarrieGold
kevin k - Lead O/S - Sep/08 with dave
katie75 - Lead O/S - Sep/08 with dave
troym - Lead O/S - 31/Aug/08 with Clare Pickup
dashitboarder - Lead O/S - 08/Aug/08 with Jess
sstanier - Lead O/S - 27/Jul/08 with Tim Foster
not a nice climbDan Lane - Lead O/S - 20/Jul/08 with Dad
Jules Lane - 2nd O/S - 20/Jul/08 with Dan
Pilch - Lead O/S - 08/Jul/08 with Ed
EdShep - 2nd - 08/Jul/08
plastikman - Lead O/S - 30/Jun/08 with Ian
Ian Broome - 2nd O/S - 30/Jun/08 with Matt
Hidden - Lead - 27/Jun/08
Nasty bouldery start (took quite a few attempts to get started), but after that not a bad climb. Not sure where we went off-route, but it got a bit hard near the end.flatcap - Lead β - 17/May/08 with Phil
Easy lead, don't finish via the roof as it isn't on the route !!98%monkey - Lead dog - 17/May/08 with Flatcap
alun1111 - Lead - 26/Apr/08
daveagriff - Lead - 2008
Hidden - Lead O/S - 2008
Nice climb. Rock was great, though some bolts seemed a bit far apart, but maybe I am just a wuss.Wayne.Gaudin - Lead O/S - 16/Jul/07 with David Turland, Phil Renwick
Hidden - 16/Jul/07
richardhopton - Lead O/S - 10/Jun/07 with Matt Thombs
Hidden - Lead O/S - 03/Jun/07
Hidden - Lead O/S - 19/Apr/07
gb83 - Lead O/S - 09/Apr/07 with E.Yates
Mick B - Lead O/S - 04/Apr/07 with Rick Asher
Jarin - Lead O/S - 02/Mar/07 with Petr Strecha
nice climb - I thought it was quite technical in places which was really nice. direct finish through the small roof is interesting??SGD - Lead - 15/Oct/06
Roget - Lead O/S - 15/Oct/06 with jon
ron244 - Lead O/S - 10/Sep/06 with Ali
Hidden - Lead dog - 12/Aug/06
Andy Chubb - Lead - 06/Jun/06 with Bill Wheeler
Hidden - Lead O/S - May/06
pottsworth - Lead O/S - 26/Feb/06 with Ahmed
2shortplanks - Lead - 21/Jan/06
Hidden - Lead O/S - 2006
Rampikino - TR - 09/Oct/05 with Mark & Mark
RichardMc - Lead - 14/Sep/05 with Dave Langmead
malc - 2nd - 08/Jul/05 with Paul S
Pelleas - TR - Apr/05
Peakology - Lead O/S - 2005 with Cat Louise Andy Helen
Chalky Cat - 2nd O/S - 2005 with Dom
robin heath - Lead O/S - 10/Aug/04 with Carl Riley
Hidden - Lead - Jul/04
Chris the Tall - Lead O/S - Aug/03 with Paul
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Only 8 percent of eligible voters cast ballots during the 2011 Catawba County municipal and school board elections.
At precinct 28, only four people voted. At precinct 35, six people cast ballots.
Of 47,419 registered voters, 3,865 voted in municipal and school board races.
"I've never seen numbers that low since I've been here," said Larry Brewer, Catawba County Board of Elections director for the past 14 years. "Numbers are going to be a little less than normal."
The highest precinct had about 313 voters, Brewer said.
Other than the low turnout and a couple "minor glitches," Brewer said, precinct operations ran smoothly.
A child pulled a fire alarm at the Newton Main Library polling site at about 6:15 p.m. on Tuesday. One man was forced to finish voting during the alarm, and several voters waited in the parking lot until the alarm finished to cast their ballots.


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A London native has been named the 2014 Ohio History Teacher of the Year.
Melanie Parsons Stuthard, a 1992 graduate of London High School, was given the recognition by The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, HISTORY®, and Preserve America for her outstanding work in the classroom.
Stuthard currently teaches eighth grade history in the Revere School district near Akron. She is the daughter of Rick and Laura Parsons of Lake Choctaw, and the daughter-in-law of Allen and Doris Stuthard of London.
A panel of teachers, administrators, and academics from throughout the state chose Stuthard for her use of primary documents in the classroom, the level of inspiration she provides to her students and her career achievements in education, according to a press release.
As the 2014 Ohio History Teacher of the Year, Stuthard will receive a $1,000 award, a certificate of recognition, an archive of books and historical resources presented in her name to her school's library, and an invitation to attend a 2015 Gilder Lehrman Teacher Seminar.
She is also a finalist for the $10,000 National History Teacher of the Year Award. The winner of the national competition will be announced in the early fall.
"We are proud to recognize Stuthard for her commitment to the study and love of American history," a spokesperson said.
Stuthard lives in Uniontown, Ohio, with her husband, Andy, and son, Ryan.


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"Hell-bent" my ass.
House Speaker John Boehner and his Republican leadership team are telling donors and industry groups that they want to pass immigration legislation this year, despite the reluctance of other party members to tackle the divisive issue before the November elections.Everyone have a good laugh, because for Boehner in the majority-ruled House, it's really easy for the speaker to get anything done. He simply calls a vote. Done! Because it's been clear for a long time that the House would pass the bipartisan Senate immigration reform bill in a free vote. Sure, the majority of the support would come from the Democratic caucus, but Boehner's pretend dream of passing immigration reform would be realized, and everyone would live happily ever after.
Many lawmakers and activists have assumed the issue was off the table in an election year. But Boehner, R-Ohio, said at a recent Las Vegas fundraiser that he was "hell-bent on getting this done this year," two people in the room told The Wall Street Journal.
At this point, Boehner is trying to save face with Latinos, keep business donors happy, and not piss off the nativist Right too much. Not so hell-bent, after all.
Update: Ahh, Boehner has already shot this down.
A spokesman for Mr. Boehner didn't dispute the account but said no action is possible until President Barack Obama proves himself a trustworthy partner to Republicans.However, he doesn't dispute saying he was "hell-bent" on passing immigration reform to a group of industry and business donors.
In other words, he's feeding bullshit to his pro-reform business donors (many of whom fear reform is dead if Republicans win this November), hoping they won't notice that he actually has no plans to make it happen.


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S.R. Ashok Kumar
Chennai: A Tamilian settled in the U.S, `Atlanta' Ganesh, is directing an English telefilm, `My Dear Father', to be released in mid-2007.
An actor himself, he has written the story and the screenplay.
Krishna (of Sahana fame) and Linda Aresnio, a girl from the U.S., play the lead roles. Y. Gee Mahendra plays the title role of the father.
The story line: Jennifer, a white American, learns from her mother, on her deathbed, that her father is an Indian from Chennai. The young girl comes to Chennai in search of her roots, where she runs into some interesting situations. How she finds her long-lost father forms the rest of the story.
Mr. Ganesh says it is a crossover film for the U.S., the U.K. and the Indian markets.
The Indian version will have four songs. "Our company, M.J. Creations, plans to produce five crossover films a year. Popular story-dialogue writer G.K. is assisting me." The producer is Mahendra Jogani.
"I am doing some interesting and different roles such as Sathyaraj's father in `Adavadi', a father with a modern outlook in Selvaragavan's `Ithu Malai Nerathu Mayakkam'. I am also doing a comical cameo in `Periyar', besides playing a `gurukkal in `Shrirangam'," said Mr. Mahendra.