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With this recipe, the acidity of the berries tames the sweetness of the white chocolate. This is a sauce to spoon over perfectly ripe summer fruit or drizzle over a fruit pie or tart. Unlike the other sauces, all of which taste best when warm or hot, this one should be served at room temperature if it is accompanying fruit.–Michael Recchiuti and Fran Gage
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- 3 pints raspberries
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- 2 tablespoons butter with 82% butterfat, very soft (75°F or 24°C)
- 1. Purée the raspberries in a food processor, then push them through a fine-mesh sieve to remove the seeds. You should have 1 cup.
- 2. Put the berry purée in a small saucepan and stir in the sugar. Place over medium heat, bring to a simmer, and cook, stirring occasionally with a rubber spatula, until the purée reduces by half (1/2 cup), about 15 minutes.
- 3. Put the cream and thyme in a small saucepan. Place over medium heat, bring to a boil, and remove from the heat.
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It's the month of February, and you know what that means: Love is in the air! And TV love wouldn't exist without 'ships (Well, that's not true. It would still exist, but it wouldn't be that fun, now would it?).
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DRUM CIRCLE: The South Texas Alliance of Indigenous People (S.T.A.I.P.) will hold their weekly Drum Circle at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the garden at the Janet F. Harte Library, 2624 Waldron Road. Free. Information: 361-563-6702.
SENIOR DANCE: A senior dance is from 6 to 8:45 p.m. Tuesday at Lindale Senior Center, 3135 Swantner Drive. Music by the Texas Swing Rays. Cost: $3. Information: 986-0531.
CLASSICAL MUSIC CONCERT: The Department of Music at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi and the Corpus Christi Arts and Cultural Commission will present "Strings Around the World: The Sitar and North Indian Classical Music Concert" at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Performing Arts Center. The concert will feature a performance by Indrajit Banerjee on Sitar accompanied by Gauri Shankar on the Tabla. Cost: $10/adults: $5/students and can be purchased in the PAC lobby one hour before each performance. Information: 825-5523 or visit cla.tamucc.edu/music/.
GUEST LECTURER: The John W. Hill Endowed Author Guest Lecture Series at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi will present a free lecture by John R. Erickson, author of the "Hank the Cowdog" series from 10 to 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Performing Arts Center. Erickson is a former cowboy and rancher and has written and published more than 75 books. Information: 825-3324.
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SPEAKER AND DINNER: The dinner event "How Music Therapy can Help your Autistic Child" begins at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at Legacy Therapy, 5633 Staples St. Guest speakers include Robin and Melody, certified music therapists from Therapy Connections. Free. Information/registration: www.meetup.com/CCASTeam or call 851-5111.
PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE: Del Mar College Percussion Ensemble and Corpus Christi All-Star Percussion Ensemble present their spring concert featuring the talents of local high school percussionists from the Corpus Christi All-Star Percussion Ensemble, directed by DMC's Neil Sisauyhoat and Matthew McClung at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Performance Hall, Del Mar College East, 101 Ayers St. Free. Information: 698-1623.
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Two plays later, Winston lofted a pass deep down the sideline to the 6-foot-5 Benjamin, who went up high for the perfectly thrown ball and landed with it inside the pylon for a touchdown less than 2 minutes into the game.
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LaMarcus Joyner forced Clemson turnover No. 2, coming free on a backside blitz and knocking the ball free from Boyd. Edwards scooped and scored, covering the ball with two arms as he crossed the goal line with a Clemson player trying to strip it from behind. It was 17-0 with 3:07 left in the first quarter and Death Valley suddenly didn't seem so daunting.
Winston beat a Clemson blitz with a quick pass to Greene, who slipped a tackle and was gone, 72 yards for a touchdown that made it 24-7 midway through the second. Greene made a hush gesture to the Clemson fans. He didn't need to. He had already quieted them.
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Do you know if this approval also cover 690 Rally ?
Hi Amme - yes, in principle - as long as the engine capacity is 450cc or less (which it will be with the Rally Raid Products LC4-50 engine kit), then as the original 690 Rally was FIM homologated, then as long as it meets the engine restrictions for Dakar (which it will with the 449cc conversion), then they should allow it...
John is pressing ahead with a limited production run of the LC4-50 Piston/Crank/Rod kits, on the understanding that we will be able to race a 690 Enduro (also FIM homologated, in the 450+cc class) with the reduced capacity engine parts...
I cannot see why you cannot also do the same with a 690RR (this was very much the idea behind offering a conversion kit of parts) - although it would be best to ask the ASO competitors relations department directly for confirmation if it will also apply to other derivatives of the 690 - if they are FIM homologated, then there should be no reason why not.
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'Up in the air'A North Dakota company that has sent thousands of the state's winter-hardy cows to Kazakhstan since 2010 has yet to ink a deal this year with the oil-rich country.
By: James McPherson, Associated Press
BISMARCK, N.D. — A North Dakota company that has sent thousands of the state's winter-hardy cows to Kazakhstan since 2010 has yet to ink a deal this year with the oil-rich country.
Dan Price, who owns Bismarck-based Global Beef Consultants LLC with his brother, Bill, says the former Soviet state has been increasingly importing cows from Canada and Australia to help build its beef industry. But he says a deal may still be in the works for North Dakota cattle by the end of the year.
"It's still up in the air and we're still working on it," he says.
More than 5,000 Angus and Hereford cows bred to withstand North Dakota's brutal cold winters have been airfreighted in jumbo jets to Kazakhstan in the past three years to help rebuild the country's cattle industry. Most of Kazakhstan's cattle were sold or slaughtered after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, and its herd had been reduced from about 35 million animals in the early 1990s to about 2 million.
Fred Helbling, who owns a ranch near Mandan with his brothers, Wayne and Jim, has provided cows to Global Beef in past years. The brothers were among several North Dakota ranchers who hosted 15 Kazakh cattlemen last year. The Kazakhs also get tips in tending cattle from veteran North Dakota cowboys.
"So far, it's been pretty quiet on the Kazakhstan front — we're not holding our breath," Helbling says. "That's OK because we got pretty good demand here."
North Dakota cows typically have thicker coats and more marbling and fatty tissue, traits needed to withstand the state's harsh winters that are similar to those in the central Asian country, ranchers say.
Helbling says a strong domestic market could be driving prices higher than the Kazakh's want to pay.
"It may be they're getting them for less money," he says.
Shipping costs also tend to be higher from landlocked North Dakota, than from Canada or Australia, which use ocean freighters to haul cattle, he says.
In the past, North Dakota cattle have been loaded in wooden pens in the bellies of jumbo jets for the 22-hour flight to Kazakhstan. Shipping cattle by rail and by sea from North Dakota would take about three weeks, Helbling says.
"That's too much of a hassle," he says. "Planes are the method of choice with what we're doing here."
Dean Gorder, executive director of the North Dakota Trade Office, says the state already has a strong trading relationship with Kazakhstan, the state's 17th-largest trading partner. North Dakota exports to the country, including cattle, livestock equipment and agricultural machinery, have exceeded $247 million in the last decade, agency data show.
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The East Hampton Town Board unanimously adopted a $69 million budget for 2013 during a meeting last Thursday, November 15. On Tuesday, November 20, the Southampton Town Board was also adopted Supervisor Anna Throne-Holst's $82.7 million spending plan for 2013.
Both towns were required by the state to adopt their 2013 budgets by the close of business on Tuesday.
In East Hampton, the adopted budget – drafted by Supervisor Bill Wilkinson – is up just over five-percent, or $3.3 million, over the 2012 $65.7 million spending plan.
The budget will not pierce a New York State mandated two-percent property tax levy cap, despite about $130,000 being added to the spending plan, primarily to accommodate $40,000 to cover the first phase of a deer management plan that will survey deer throughout East Hampton this winter, the addition of a seasonal code enforcement officer at a cost of about $26,000 and an addition of $25,000 to funding for Project MOST for a total town contribution of $35,000 to the not-for-profit.
For residents living inside the incorporated villages of Sag Harbor and East Hampton, this will still mean yet another year of tax cuts, with the tax rate expected to drop 1.47 percent to $10.96 per $100 of assessed valuation. According to East Hampton Town budget director Len Bernard, this would translate into roughly a $11.50 decrease in town taxes for a home valued at $875,000.
Outside the villages, residents will see a tax increase of 4.7-percent to a total of $27.91 per $100 assessed valuation.
The 2013 budget was Supervisor Wilkinson's third budget.
In the last three years, the town has been able to absorb over $21 million in deficit financing, while still maintaining tight budgets and tax rates that include the cost for debt service on deficit borrowing.
In Southampton Town, Supervisor Throne-Holst was also successful in passing her $82.7-million 2013 spending plan on Tuesday afternoon.
The $82.7-million represents a zero-percent tax increase over the 2012 Southampton Town budget. Similar to East Hampton Town, the Southampton Town Board will not seek to pierce a state-mandated two-percent property tax cap.
According to the Southampton Town Comptroller's Office, very little changed within the Supervisor's budget before it was adopted unanimously by the board. The comptroller's office added that figures for tax rates would not be available until after press time.
One aspect of the budget that did change was the funding for Bruce Nalepinski's position as the town's education and government television channel executive director. During public hearings over the budget earlier this fall, members of the independent SEA-TV advisory committee, appointed by the town board, asked the board to drop a proposed cut in Nalepinski's salary from $81,000 to $45,000. The budget originally proposed to make Nalepinski's position part-time in nature.
In the resolution packet adopted before the full 2013 budget, the town board restored Nalepinski's full-time salary.
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Nuzzi said the board also reinstated a town-wide hiring freeze, which has enabled Southampton to reduce spending, and positions (554 town employees to 480), through attrition rather than layoffs.
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Have you ever tried them? What do you suggest?
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Not on my 990 but have on my 450. Trail Tech is good stuff. What is your thinking for putting it on a 990?
I had one on my old race bike and it worked great minus the pickup for rpm wouldnt update fast enough at full throttle but i mean who really uses that to shift anyways?
It was solidly built and worked perfectly other than that. i'd reccomend it to a friend.
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My son had one on a CRF230 he used to own. It worked really well and was quite simple to install. The most complicated part is picking a spot on the brake disk to drill out for the magnetic pick up so the speedometer works.
Please let me know if you have something in mind.
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I use my Garmin Map60csx on both my 450MXC and my 990R. One unit does all. Durable, no magnetic pickup and cables to break. Wired in to the system means no batteries to change. Data stored. Navigation capable. Much more practical and useful than the endoro units for non enduro competition applications.
So it's better to use a GPS unit? All in one ,right? Garmin is the best one? I have never used GPS before. Better a portable one? Are they waterproof or water resistant?
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Republicans say torture led U.S. to bin Laden. Facts say otherwise.
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You could see this one coming a mile off. Here's Dick Cheney on Fox News: "I would assume the enhanced interrogation program we put in place produced some of the results that led to bin Laden's ultimate capture…. We need to keep in place those policies that made it possible for us to succeed in this case."
Current and former U.S. officials say that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, provided the nom de guerre of one of bin Laden's most trusted aides. The CIA got similar information from Mohammed's successor, Abu Faraj al-Libi. Both were subjected to harsh interrogation tactics inside CIA prisons in Poland and Romania.
Or how about the Heritage Foundation screaming
There's plenty more where that came from:
Rep. Steve King (R-IA) tweeted, "Wonder what President Obama thinks of water boarding now?"
- Karl Rove said on Fox & Friends this morning: "I think the tools that President Bush put into place—GITMO, rendition, enhanced interrogation, the vast effort to collect and collate this information — obviously served his successor quite well."
- Bush torture architect John Yoo
says"Without the tough decisions taken by President Bush and his national security team, the United States could not have found and killed bin Laden. It is the continuity of policies in the war on terror that has brought success, not the misguided effort of the last two years to disavow them."
Let's revisit history, again, by going to the best source, Marcy Wheeler at
As Marcy explained in an e-mail:
Assuming they got the courier's name in 2005 or 2006, per reports, it happened 2 years or more after KSM's waterboarding.
Which would say KSM withheld this information under waterboarding.
And given how much time it took to actually get from the courier to the compound (presumably about 4 years), both KSM and al-Libi didn't give all that much on the courier(s).
KSML was waterboarded 183 times, presumably without revealing the name of the courier. And, since it took 183 tries, the efficacy of the whole enterprise can only be questioned. [Update: The following applies to Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi, not to Abu Faraj al-Libi, who is sourced in the AP story. The lesson about the effectiveness of torture remains unchanged, but the timeline for Abu Faraj al-Libi is slightly different. See
Having slipped off the radar, the government clearly does not want his case revived, not only because it may have to explain what has happened to him, but also because, as a result of the application of "Enhanced Interrogation Techniques," al-Libi claimed that Saddam Hussein had offered to train two al-Qaeda operatives in the use of chemical and biological weapons.
Al-Libi's "confession" led to President Bush declaring, in October 2002, "Iraq has trained al-Qaeda members in bomb making and poisons and gases," and his claims were, notoriously, included in Colin Powell's speech to the UN Security Council on February 5, 2003. The claims were of course, groundless, and were recanted by al-Libi in January 2004, but it took Dan Cloonan, a veteran FBI interrogator, who was resolutely opposed to the use of torture, to explain why they should never have been believed in the first place. Cloonan
toldJane Mayer, "It was ridiculous for interrogators to think Libi would have known anything about Iraq… The reason they got bad information is that they beat it out of him. You never get good information from someone that way."
What torture got us, in practical terms, was the Iraq debacle. And the complete and well-deserved debasement of our international standing. And a hell of a lot more anti-American terrorists.


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Sumbawanga — INMATES of Molo prison farm in Sumbawanga have requested Rukwa Regional Commissioner, Ms Stella Manyanya to assist them in delivering their views to the Constitution Review Commission (CRC).
The inmates expressed concern that the CRC team visited the region but did not meet them. Molo prison is located 17 kilometres away from Sumbawanga town.
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Washington State has been an integral part of the fabric of United States history. The state's story, which reflects both a united and progressive spirit and a unique culture, has been newly documented in the book Historic Photos of Washington State. The book features fact-filled photo captions and chapter introductions by Whitworth Professor of History Dale Soden and provides a compelling visual record of the state's past through nearly 200 rare photographs from the Library of Congress and the Washington State Historical Society. The photographs include images by two of Washington's best-known photographers, brothers Edward and Asahel Curtis.
Historic Photos of Washington State depicts the lives of common people, particularly in the early 20th century, and reveals how the state evolved from a land primarily populated by Native Americans to one where agricultural enterprises dominated small towns and rural communities. According to Soden, the photographs also reveal the tremendous impact of the arrival of the railroad as well as the importance of timber, fishing and agriculture to the state.
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Soden has written extensively about various aspects of the history of the Pacific Northwest. His publications include the books The Reverend Mark Matthews: Activist in the Progressive Era (2000) and A Venture of Mind and Spirit: An Illustrated History of Whitworth College (1990); a book chapter, "Contesting for the Soul of an Unlikely Land: Mainline Catholics, Protestants and Jews Who Have Shaped the Pacific Northwest," in Religion and Public Life in the Pacific Northwest: The None Zone (2004) and a chapter on the Women's Christian Temperance Union in the Pacific Northwest in Gender and the Social Gospel (2002).
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Topeka – The launch event for the 3rd annual Leadership Challenge Event® (LCE) in 2013 will include an event preview and thank volunteers and sponsors involved in the LCE 2012 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 10 in Washburn Room A, Memorial Union, Washburn University.
LCE was developed and is coordinated by Washburn University Leadership Institute. At the 2012 LCE event, teams from Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri and Illinois traveled to Topeka to participate in a leadership conference and an all-day leadership simulation.
Students in attendance attended a half-day leadership conference, where they learned valuable and applicable skills that they had to apply during LCE. During the competition portion of LCE, student teams preformed in leadership roles addressing realistic situations and experiences while in a simulated work environment.
There are two divisions in the LCE, high school and college. There are overall winners in both divisions as well as winners in communication and team collaboration. The overall high school winners are awarded scholarships from Washburn University and the college team is awarded savings bonds.
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David Graff & Ray Schwartz's The Rules for Getting Laid promises that you can "Get the sex you want!" and also, "Feminist women and men will try to ban or burn this book!" so you know we had to check it out. I mean, burning books and bras are our top #1 favorite hobbies after cooking with our placentas and not… »


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Ok truthfully, yes we feel the stupid need to be bigger, stronger, faster, smarter, etc. Its like anthropology. But its really a silly little thing that isn't a major factor. Smart girls aren't typically hot. The artificial guys just want a dumb a blonde with big boobs. Its more common in younger guys. Mind you, many girls act stupider than they are. But its also a girls' thing. What about the girls who want a guy with a 6pack. Or a guy with long hair and a guitar. So yeah, I hope that answered your question. ^.^
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I think by ditzy you mean stupid/unintelligent?
There's a difference between being dumb and being lighthearted and having a bubble outlook/personality. I find it much more plausable that they're going for these girls because they've got friendly and fun personalities.
You're probably just interpretting them as 'ditzy' and 'dumb' - you haven't actually met them all have you? : s
I don't wanna say the word dumb so I just say ditsy instead.
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Woodcock J. Presentation to FDA hearing on Rx to OTC switch. SelfCare 2012;3(4):75-77
FDA March 22-23, 2012 Hearing on Rx to OTC Switch
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Rx-to-OTC switch, Innovative technologies, novel conditions of use, nonprescription medicines, OTC drugs.Back To Top
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Janet Woodcock: Should there be more flexibility in our concept of non-prescription drugs?
OTC drugs have had great success in providing consumers with excellent self-care options and, at the same time, providing significant health care savings from averted prescriber and emergency department visits. But our concept of self-care is really limited to conditions that can be self-diagnosed and self-treated, based on the information on the standardized 'drug facts' box on the non-prescription drug carton, combined with common knowledge and common sense.
The question we are addressing today and tomorrow is: Can we broaden the assistance that a consumer gets, for example, by augmenting the drug fact box information with information technology approaches, or by utilizing pharmacist assistance to help the consumer understand the condition or the treatment better, thus increase the types of medicines that could potentially be available without prescription?
FDA has determined that such a change would require rulemaking, and we are holding this hearing to gather information from stakeholders about the possible impacts of changing the OTC regulations, and of introducing this additional paradigm.
Some have asked us, as we have been in the process of exploring this, whether certain changes could be accomplished voluntarily by sponsors of drugs. And while it is possible that a single manufacturer could establish an enhanced OTC program, competitors could not be required by FDA to do so. Therefore, FDA could not view such a program as being essential to the non-prescription status of the drug. It would simply be an enhancement. Therefore, we feel that we would need to be able to require such changes, if they were actually needed to make the drug appropriately non-prescription.
What specific types of medication might be considered? In general, we are considering the ways in which the drug fact box information could be supplemented. First, the rules for non-prescription status were established a considerable time ago, as most of you know. That was at a time when widespread access to information technology did not exist, compared to the information technology world that we live in today. We also have to consider the fact that this world is rapidly evolving and that consumers of tomorrow will have access to all sorts of media, and sources of information, that simply weren't available 20 or 30 years ago. So, it is clear that there now may be interactive mechanisms that can take the consumer through the process of self-diagnosis and medication selection in a much more comprehensive manner than could happen by simply reading the drug facts box. It is quite likely that these steps could be displayed in a manner that could extend the concept of self-diagnosis and self-selection of treatment to additional conditions or drugs.
That is one of the things that we would like to discuss: Could information technology be deployed in ways that could augment the consumers' ability to diagnose their condition, really understand their condition, understand a drug and whether it's right for them, and even assist them in understanding how to use the drug properly, for example, with diagrams or demonstration videos?
Once we really get into this, there are multiple media mechanisms that could be employed.
Importantly, we are not considering altering the process of the OTC switch itself; in other words, the scientific process. Comprehension and use studies could still be indicated to inform the evaluation of the proposed switch. Any decisions would be data driven and based on the data for that individual product, and whatever technology enhancements were going to be employed with it. This is more about how the information would be made available to the consumer, not what quantity of evidence would be needed to decide that the product could be non-prescription.
Now, a second scenario for evaluating self-care could involve pharmacist involvement. Pharmacists could help the consumer verify the diagnosis, perhaps by going through an algorithm with them, or interpreting results of various tests for them. They could help in deciding whether the medication was right for the consumer, and they could reinforce the directions for appropriate use of the medication. So, having the pharmacist assist and having pharmacist involvement be another condition of safe use, is another type of expansion of the non-prescription concept that we are exploring.
We are also interested in input regarding pharmacist interactions with patients who already have diagnosed disorders. As we all know, large numbers of Americans who have chronic conditions, are not adherent to their medications, resulting in a significant amount of preventable harm. We are interested in ways that the pharmacy community, who are much more accessible to our population, could improve access and adherence to these types of medicines.
Now of course this particular aspect raises concerns about separating patients from appropriate medical care. I would point out we are talking about the future here. As our electronic health records and other electronic tools, such as e-prescribing, move forward, and, as patient portals evolve where patients are able to link with their health care providers, we will see even greater use of information technology in health care. Pharmacies, patients, and providers will be linked in new ways. Greater pharmacist involvement could provide an avenue to bring non-adherent individuals back to health care and get them involved in their health care. Methods to inform and link providers from the pharmacy could be developed. I think we already recognize that this is extremely important in managing continuity of care for patients, because right now, about 20 percent of patients who receive a prescription do not fill that prescription. Often, providers are unaware that their patient did not even collect the medication that was intended, so much stronger links are needed. I strongly believe that medicine needs to take medical care to where the patients are. This is one way that we will really improve both access and adherence, extremely important aspects of particularly chronic care of patients.
An additional role of pharmacists that we are considering, would be to dispense what I refer to as antidotes to individuals who could self-identify as having conditions where such an antidote might be needed and who had previously had such antidote dispensed to them. An example would be EpiPens, when they are used for anaphylaxis. Frequently people lose their EpiPens or the EpiPen gets broken. They are then at risk of a life-threatening event without access to that product. Another example would be glucagon injections for diabetics who are subject to hypoglycemia. This is another area where people can experience life-threatening events, and we think new approaches should be considered.
Pharmacists' involvement in dispensing non-prescription drugs raises another unresolved issue; that some of these drugs would have conditions of prescription use at the same time as they would have conditions of non-prescription use. Currently this scenario does prevail. As many of you know, we have different strengths and dosage forms of the same drugs, some of which are prescription and some of which are non-prescription. But we do not have the identical drug presentation available in both type of status. We would have to explore how to deal with that, since in some of the scenarios, we are proposing that the difference would be the condition of access, not the actual physical state of the drug.
Another thing we want to discuss in this meeting is that all of these potential changes raise issues of reimbursement, cost, liability, and so forth. We have asked a lot about this in our notice to stakeholders, because these are obviously very important issues, both to consumers, and to the provider community and the business community. We look forward to hearing your comments on these issues. FDA may be less knowledgeable on many of these aspects than many of the people who are attending this meeting. So, we really are sincerely seeking input.
Finally, there may be additional scenarios for non-prescription use that we have not entertained. We are really interested to hear your ideas. In addition, we are interested in crafting something for the future, a future that is not going to look anything like the past of 20 years ago. I would like us to have additional flexibility for non-prescription use, and the ability, as new circumstances and technologies arise, to incorporate those into our regulatory practices in a fluid and forward-thinking way.
Revised by author, based on oral remarks transcribed by National Capitol Contracting (200 N. Glebe Rd. #1016; (703) 243-9696 Arlington, VA 22203 4/23/12) at the March 22-23, 2012 FDA hearing on novel conditions of use for nonprescription medicines.
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FORT WAYNE — Columbia City rode two home runs to victory in a 9-7 win over Northrop Friday night.
The first was a two-run shot over the left field fence off the bat of Eagle third baseman Jordan Bickle. His dinger came in the top of the first inning, giving Columbia City a lead it wouldn't relinquish.
"I think the key to the game was starting it off offensively with Bickle's home run. I think that got us going," said Columbia City Head Coach Zac Bireley.
The other homer, also to left field, was a grand slam by right fielder Keaton Reed in the third frame that put the Eagles up 7-1.
LAGRANGE — Whitko's baseball team lost a road contest to Prairie Heights Saturday.
The Wildcats fell by a final score of 7-3.
Both teams struck early. Whitko opened with a 3-0 lead after the top of the first inning. The Panthers quickly struck back in the bottom of the first with three runs of their own to tie the score.
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Columbia City betters its record to 13-8 with the two wins. Both victories are part of an important turn-around for the Eagles, who before Saturday had a 4-6 record so far in May.
"I think we were in the game, as opposed to other games we've had this last month," said Columbia City Head Coach Zac Bireley.
NEW HAVEN — Freshman Tyler Green finished his first Northeast Hoosier Conference Golf Match in prime fashion Saturday at Whispering Creek Golf Course.
Green was named 1st-Team All-NHC at the match, after scoring a one-over par, 73.
The freshman scored a 35 in the front nine, and 38 in the back half.
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Elizabeth (Betty) Braley Pyle (Mktg'53) born December 16, 1931, in Greenwich, Conn., passed away June 3 on a beautiful Sunday evening after a long battle with cancer.
She stayed strong through it all, never giving up or looking for sympathy, and kept her sense of humor through her final days. Betty raised two children on her own, living with integrity teaching them by example.
Her parents were Margaret and Norman Braley, both professional artists of Greenwich. Early days saw Betty graduate from Riverside Elementary, Greenwich High School ('49), then the University of Colorado ('53).
She worked as a model through her teens, appearing in Life Magazine as well as several other notable publications of the day. For many years she was editor of what was Greenwich Social Review magazine. Always an active member of the Greenwich community, she served on the RTM (representative town meeting) for several terms. Betty was also a tireless worker for the Art Society of Old Greenwich, and a skilled artist herself. A registered real estate broker, she worked in the field for many years until retirement at age 79.
She is survived by her brother Bill Braley of Greenwich, daughter Susie of Greenwich (a resident at Abilis), son Steve of Boulder Colo., and her two "furry friends" Alexa and Archie.
She was a good friend to many and will be missed. Betty will rest with her parents at First Congregational Church cemetery in Old Greenwich. A memorial will take place at the Greenwich Point clambake area the evening of June 26. Please direct memorial donations to Abilis of Greenwich.