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Found-Footage Tornado Pic 'Into the Storm' to Hit Theaters August 2014
The Warner Bros. film -- previously titled "Black Sky" -- is directed by Steven Quale.
Tornado pic Into the Storm will rip through theaters on Aug. 8, 2014.
Directed by Steven Quale (Final Destination 5), the found-footage film stars Richard Armitage, Sarah Wayne Callies, Matt Walsh, Nathan Kress, Arlen Escarpeta, Jon Reep and Jeremy Sumpter.
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Strange texture and not a brilliant primer, I wouldn't recommend.
Love it, makes my skin look and feel amazing.
Item arrived on time in good condition
Old age brings wrinkles, but using this cream helps to disguise them
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Skin feels wonderful and looks great
didn't suit me as it left my skin greasy
OK product, probably won't repurchase.
This is my first time purchasing this item and I am very pleased with it
Quick delivery, well packaged, great service.
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Love this primer and great price!
Good although some products I'd expect them to stock they don't- such as batiste and Clinique products
It's an okay primer for the price npbut I have used far better ones.
I would like to know the estimated date of delivery when I receive confirmation if possible
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A veteran of three of Krautrock's most influential bands – Kraftwerk, Neu! and Harmonia – Michael Rother talks about his lifelong search for innovative, non-blues-based music, his partnership with tortured visionary Klaus Dinger and the unexpected revival of all things Neu! again.READ more
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Ребята а можно игру например в стим перекинуть?
Talisman Prologue is an adaptation of the classic Fantasy board game Talisman by Games Workshop. This version focuses on single play structure. As the slogan says, this is where the Magical Quest begins. For those unfamiliar with this classic world of fantasy adventure, Talisman is a game like no other – indeed, it is no ordinary game but a fantastic quest in a world of magic and monsters. As you play, a story unfolds from turn to turn: a heroic epic of brave deeds, daring encounters, treasures and magic, of battles won and lost, but always a tale that enthralls!
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We have been working hard on mobile versions of the game Talisman. It was always our goal to put this seminal board game in the mobile space and we are starting this month. It will be available on a very wide range of devices, iOS and Android plus Blackberry, so keep an eye on the stores starting 24th April this month!
Talisman was really designed for touch devices and the whole experience is very tuned to that environment. So now you can take that bulky board game in your pocket, wherever you go, and play short and challenging Quests that teach you all the nuances of the game characters. We'll be adding more to the mobile versions soon, but those of you who already have the PC version are in line for six completely new characters in the next few weeks.
Keep an eye on our Talisman Prologue Facebook page for updates and be sure to give us a like! And if you want a Steam version of the full game, go vote for TALISMAN PROLOGUE on Greenlight. We won't be releasing Prologue on its own via Steam, so you'll be voting for the full game experience! Once we get there, we can get busy with the expansions!
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Will add my name to the list of those who still have a duplicate key. Have emailed desura twice, and they've responded that they're waiting for the developer to supply working keys. It's been a couple months now.
Thanks to Nomad games for the support and clearing up the issue!
If I activate key on Desura now, will I get Steam key?
they wont reply because desura is beneath them now that they are on steam but yes you should get a steam key after using it. look here after using it Desura.com
Can i get a steam key? I got the game here on desura too :P
Ops, found it - thanks!
how i get steam key for it? i have desura one.
I want to know too :< I have from indie gala and no steam code
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Below, we have Jay Electronica (now of Roc Nation) and Mickael Pietrus (now of the Orlando Magic). On Friday, November 12, one of these men announced that he was signed to Roc Nation. That same night, the other scored 24 points in a losing effort, but knocked down an astounding eight three-pointers. We're just not sure who did what.
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Brittany Murphy died on Sunday morning, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office has confirmed to Access Hollywood. She was 32.
According to the Coroner's Office, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Hollywood reported to them that an individual named Brittany Murphy died in the hospital on Sunday.
A Cedars-Sinai spokesperson also confirmed to Access that the star was pronounced dead at their facility at 10:04 AM.
A Los Angeles Fire Department spokesman told Access that they responded to a 911 call made from the 1800 block of N. Rising Glen Road — the same street where the actress lives — at 8 AM on Sunday.
A rep for the actress also confirmed the news, telling Access Hollywood, "In this time of sadness, the family thanks you for your love and support. It is their wish that you respect their privacy."
However, the star's family later issued a statement of their own.
"The sudden loss of our beloved Brittany is a terrible tragedy," they stated to Access. "She was our daughter, our wife, our love and a shining star. We ask you to respect our privacy at this time."
The LAPD confirmed to Access on Sunday that they have opened an investigation into the star's death. LA County Assistant Chief Coroner Ed Winter told Access at a press conference on Sunday evening that her death appeared to be from natural causes.
Just weeks ago, a smiling Brittany spoke with Access at the Tt Collection Pop-Up Party in LA on December 3, where she discussed her hopes for the coming year.
"As far as having a New Year's resolution, I'd love to have a child next year," she said at the time. "But that's kind of a large one!"
The actress also spoke of her love for her family, whom she said she was very close to.
"I've been very blessed to have a really great loving husband," she said. "I spend more time with my family than anyone else in the world"
Brittany rose to fame after a memorable role in 1995's "Clueless." She went on to star in such films as "8 Mile," "Just Married," "Girl, Interrupted," "Sin City" and "Riding In Cars With Boys," among others.
She also made a splash in the music world with the track "Faster Kill Pussycat," with Paul Oakenfold in 2006 – the track topped the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Chart that year. She also sang a pair of songs for the animated film "Happy Feet," in which she was also a voice actress.
Brittany was married to screenwriter Simon Monjack, whom she wed in May 2007.
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EchoStar Communications has agreed to buy certain satellite assets from Rainbow DBS, a subsidiary of Cablevision Systems, for $200 million, effectively shuttering Cablevision's VOOM HD DBS offering.
EchoStar agreed to purchase Rainbow 1, a direct broadcast satellite (DBS) located at 61.5 degrees West Longitude, together with the rights to 11 DBS frequencies at that location. The satellite includes 13 frequencies, up to 12 of which can be operated in "spot beam" mode.
The EchoStar III satellite, also located at 61.5 degrees West Longitude, broadcasts DISH Network TV programming to hundreds of thousands of consumers using DBS spectrum controlled by EchoStar. The company is assessing how the Rainbow satellite's flexibility can best be used to enhance DISH Network's existing service. As part of the transaction, EchoStar will acquire ground facilities and related assets in Black Hawk, SD. The transaction is subject to review by the FCC and other regulatory agencies.
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2014 Cadillac XTSChange
2014 Cadillac XTS Owner Reviews
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Top of the line large American luxury sedan
The Cadillac XTS sets the benchmark for a large American luxury sedan in many ways. Its back seat legroom is best-in-class. Its trunk space is outstanding. Its front seats feel like a shiatsu massage (though they apparently may pinch larger owners than my wife and me). Its top-line available safety features and heads-up display also lead the pack. The performance of the XTS is very good for the gas mileage it attains. Even on base-models, there's a capable magnetic-ride suspension which delivers a luxurious ride but lets you feel that the road is still there. There's a Camaro engine under the hood with over 300 HP and yet nearly 30 MHG highway. If you're like me, you'll enjoy the paddle shifters, which deliver quite a good response without harsh shifts (except from 2nd to 1st for aggressive engine braking). Further, for a large car, the XTS feels like a "driver's car," tracking well in moderately hard turns and demanding subtle inputs at high speeds. To complete the performance available even on the base models, the car has Brembo brakes, and you'll notice them; its stopping power is extraordinary for its weight (see for yourself against the German and Asian competition in any published comparison test). And finally, there's CUE and natural voice recognition. If you spend a few minutes understanding what Cadillac has accomplished here, you'll see the options you've been given to control every facet of your entertainment and comfort experience in the car. The XTS doesn't get near enough recognition for being a beautiful, luxurious, and satisfying car for an individual, couple or family that likes to live large. Anyone considering such a car would be advised to take a close look at the minor negatives being parroted by the automotive press and think for themselves.
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I currently have over 1200 miles on my new 2014 XTS and it has been a dream to drive and no problems what so ever. The Parking assist is amazing, navigation is unreal , CUE touch screen takes some practice but once mastered is terrific. I have the 3.6 liter 305 Hp engine and it is more than enough power and pick up for me - if you want to see how much trouble you can get into - you can get the 450 hp 3.6 liter double turbo - zero to 60 in 6.5 seconds is fast enough for me and faster than my 2007 CTS. The rear camera is becoming standard on most cars now but the crash alert warning system is special - as is the lane alert warning by vibrating the drivers seat. I compared the Mercedes E and BMW 5 series as well as the new 2014 CTS sedan ( its double turbot 2.0 liter engine worried me ) - and the XTS won my evaluation hands down.
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Light, sound and design improvements. Monster Ai improved.
Paralysed is still in development. A demo of the fist moments of gameplay will be available. WARNING: This game plays around with the darkness, so, for the best experience, don't change the gamma level.
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A lot of progress has been done to the game as a whole. There will be around 3, or 4 levels, where at any moment in each, "it" will appear and come after you. The creature's design is a bit different now, as well as it's behaviour towards the player. Before it would slow down when close to the player, and would mimic the player's speed. Now you will have to run to survive.
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One of the isotopes of fission products, when fuel melts, is an iodine isotope, and it goes in your body through your thyroid.
At Chernobyl, iodine fell on the grass, cows ate the grass, and people drank the milk.
Even at the Chernobyl meltdown in 1986, he pointed out, cesium and iodine were the problem.
1814, formed by English chemist Sir Humphrey Davy (1778-1829) from French iode "iodine," coined 1812 by French chemist Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac from Greek ioeides "violet-colored," from ion "the violet; dark blue flower," + eidos "appearance" (see -oid). Davy added the chemical suffix -ine (2) to make it analogous with chlorine and fluorine. So called from the color of the vapor given off when the crystals are heated.
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Symbol I A poisonous halogen element having compounds used as germicides, antiseptics, and food supplements, with radioactive isotopes, especially I 131, used in thyroid disease diagnosis and therapy. Atomic number 53; atomic weight 126.9045; melting point 113.7°C; boiling point 184.4°C; specific gravity (solid, at 20°C) 4.93; valence 1, 3, 5, 7.
A liquid containing iodine dissolved in ethyl alcohol, used as an antiseptic for wounds.
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A shiny, grayish-black element of the halogen group. It is corrosive and poisonous and occurs in very small amounts in nature except for seaweed, in which it is abundant. Iodine compounds are used in medicine, antiseptics, and dyes. Atomic number 53; atomic weight 126.9045; melting point 113.5°C; boiling point 184.35°C; specific gravity (solid, at 20°C) 4.93; valence 1, 3, 5, 7. See Periodic Table.


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My home is on the market and I did not
want any suprises at closing.
Scott Acknowledged my request almost immediately - I sent it on a Sunday.
He showed up on time ready to go to work.
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And apparently they wanted to keep Pikachu's gender "ambiguous" before it was revealed in a random DP episode. It was just their elaborate way of saying they didn't know exactly what the point in Ash's journey was, since saying the point of the series is seeing through Ash's dream of becoming a Pokemon Master...but not knowing what that is for over 10 years seems kinda...y'know. So they make up that and hope people believe it. My optimistic view on the matter :D
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How would you even define what "master" is in Pokemon, or even real-life sports? Say that some boy set out on a journey to become the master of soccer/football. When would he achieve his goal? Let's say this very same boy became a professional player. Would he be a "master" then, or would he still have to become one of the best in the whole world? Even if he did have to do that, many younger players would look up to that now grown-up kid as a "master" when they compare his skills to theirs.
What I'm saying is that being a "master" at something is very subjective. I personally don't think the title "Pokemon Master" is anything official, but the anime may correct me in the future.
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Yesterday the Court added five new cases to its docket for next Term. Lyle Denniston covered the order list for this blog. The Court's announcement that it had granted review in Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association, a challenge to compulsory fees for public-sector unions, garnered the most attention. Lyle Denniston covered the grant for this blog; other coverage comes from Mark Walsh at Education Week's School Law Blog, while commentary comes from Deborah LaFetra at the Pacific Legal Foundation's Liberty Blog and Moshe Marvit at Talking Points Memo. Howard Fischer of Capitol Media Services reports on the Court's grant in a challenge to the legislative boundaries drawn by Arizona's independent redistricting commission; Rick Hasen also discusses the grant at his Election Law Blog. Continue reading »
Fifteen years ago, Arizona voters took a drastic step to deal with partisanship in drawing the lines for federal congressional districts: they passed an amendment to the state constitution that transferred the redistricting power from the state legislature, which had previously controlled it, to an independent commission. Perhaps it comes as no surprise that the legislature objected to being cut out of the process and filed a lawsuit, which went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. The legislature alleged that tasking the commission with redistricting violates the U.S. Constitution's Elections Clause, which provides that the "Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for . . . Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof" – because the phrase "the Legislature" can only refer to the official body that makes laws for the state.
Yesterday the Supreme Court rejected the legislature's argument, in a decision that will be welcomed by many not only in Arizona, where the independent redistricting commission can continue to operate, but also in other states (including California) that also use commissions for redistricting. Let's talk about the ruling in Arizona State Legislature v. Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission in Plain English. Continue reading »
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Twenty-four hours after giving constitutional backing for Arizona's use of an independent commission to draw new election district maps for its members of Congress, the Supreme Court on Tuesday took on a case complaining that the same state agency wrongly used race and partisanship in crafting state legislative district boundaries.
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"Day of Action" protests hit the Los Angeles region Thursday, with concerned parents, teachers and students demonstrating against education cuts that will likely reach from kindergarten through postgraduate studies. Marchers gathered at elementary schools, colleges and universities.
Most of the demonstrators aimed at state cuts that would hit the entire education system in California, from public K-12 schools to the UC system. As such, protesters gathered outside the Ronald Reagan State Building downtown, at UCLA, Cal State Northridge (site of a walkout), and at Los Angeles Unified School District campuses across the area.
At UCLA students sat in the middle of the administration building, Murphy Hall, to demand lower fees. California is facing a $20 billion deficit, with some protesters believing that $2.5 billion will be cut from educate to help alleviate the red ink. (A governor's spokesman says educating funding will be at or above last year's levels).
UC students, however, will face massive fee hikes in the next few years, with $10,000 a year in costs expected.
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Facing its own budget mess, the LAUSD this week began the process of cutting 5,200 jobs.
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Yesterday, the San Antonio Spurs assigned rookie guard Nando De Colo to their D-League affiliate Austin Toros where according to his agent, will play for just one game. Well that one game was against Idaho last night where Nando made his debut for Austin and finished with 15 points, 2 steals, 2 assists, 8 rebounds, shot 5-14 from the field in 38 minutes of action in the Toros' win. Check out Nando, and Cory Joseph who finished with 15 points and 10 rebounds, in action versus Idaho in the full game video below.
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SARASOTA - This was the pre-"Awesome, Baby'' Dickie V.
Before ESPN. Before the voice of college basketball had even cleared his throat.
This was Dick Vitale, head coach at the University of Detroit, and, boy, was this kid worth the drive.
So, on a cold pre-dawn morning in 1977, Vitale set out for the house in Lansing.
The home of Everett High School star Earvin Johnson.
Vitale had a plan: he would get the jump on other college recruiters. He pulled in front of Johnson's home, knocked on the door, asked his mother where Earvin was.
"Earvin's not here,'' came the reply.
"Where could he be?'' Vitale asked.
"Where he always is. On the playground.''
"We go to the playground,'' Vitale said, "and there's this kid, he has no idea we're there.
"He's shoveling snow, then he's dribbling between his legs, around his back, playing by himself.''
At that moment, Vitale reached into his pocket and pulled out a Saint Jude medal, given to him by his mother.
The patron saint of lost causes and desperate cases was handed a doozie.
"I said, 'Saint Jude, please let me get this kid,'" Vitale said. "'I can't screw him up, he's so good. Please.'"
Vitale never did get the player who would go on to become Earvin "Magic" Johnson. Not that raw morning in Lansing.
But on the evening of May 21, Vitale will have his all-time favorite player, for what has become Vitale's all-time favorite cause: the V Foundation for Cancer Research, highlighted by the Dick Vitale Gala at The Ritz-Carlton Sarasota.
This is Gala number five, and this year, Tony Dungy and Tom Izzo will be the honored guests.
With a couple of special presenters.
Johnson, a Michigan State alum, will introduce Izzo, the current Spartan head basketball coach.
Dungy, the former head coach of the Bucs and Colts, will draw Jim Caldwell, his successor in Indianapolis.
"Not only are they great in their fields of endeavor,'' Vitale said, "but they're good people.''
As usual, star power will resonate, with Pat Riley, Mike Bray, Jay Wright, John Calipari, Derrick Brooks and Doug Williams among the expected attendees.
But that Friday night, the fight against cancer will occupy the spotlight, for which the V Foundation has raised more than $90 million since its establishment in memory of Jim Valvano.
"But it's still not enough,'' Vitale said. "My dream, and it probably won't happen in my lifetime, is that one day there is a banner in your paper, and in every paper across America, that a cure for cancer has been found.''
The night will touch on the fight of Boston College linebacker Mark Herzlich, the 2008 ACC Defensive Player of the Year, diagnosed last May with Ewing's sarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer.
In September, after undergoing treatment, Herzlich was ruled cancer-free. He plans to play for the Eagles this year.
Also, Vitale will talk about Anthony Negrin, the 19-year-old former Bradenton Christian student, who died in October from a rare blood disorder.
Vitale hopes the night generates more than $1 million for the Foundation. His annual Gala never has raised less than $1.1 million.
"All my profits (from books and merchandise) are going to that million dollars,'' he said. "A million takes incredible help from all my buddies.''
Vitale predicts the event will sell out, with 750 people the goal. For tickets, call 1-800-4JimmyV or go to www.dickvitaleonline.com
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There are gaps in our understanding of exactly how topiramate works to combat addiction, but it shows signs of efficacy in animal models of stimulant addiction. In a recent large study of methamphetamine addiction, it appeared to reduce the intensity of methamphetamine use. Using this knowledge as building blocks, Mariani and colleagues set out to test a combination of mixed amphetamine salts and topiramate for the treatment of cocaine dependence. They recruited cocaine-dependent treatment-seeking adults who were randomised to receive either the combination treatment or a placebo for twelve weeks. It was conducted as a double-blind study, using matching capsules, so that neither participants nor the research staff knew which treatment each individual was receiving. They found that the participants receiving the combination treatment achieved three weeks of continuous abstinence from cocaine at a rate twice that of placebo (33% versus 17%). There was a significant moderating effect of the total number of cocaine use days, which suggests that the combination treatment was most effective for participants with a high baseline frequency of cocaine use. "The combination of mixed amphetamine salts and topiramate appears promising as a treatment for cocaine dependence," said the authors. "The positive results observed in this study need to be replicated in a larger, multicenter clinical trial. The findings also provide encouragement for the strategy of testing medication combinations, rather than single agents, for cocaine dependence." Biological Psychiatry Editor Dr John Krystal agreed, adding that "the challenge of developing pharmacotherapies for cocaine is daunting. Yet, this combination therapy approach is a promising new strategy." 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"Kurt brings a tremendous amount of experience and a fresh perspective to the board as we grow our company and expand our drug development efforts," said Bassil Dahiyat Ph.D., president and CEO of Xencor. "His expertise in biotechnology and finance will be of particular value as we advance our drug development programs and evaluate additional opportunities for partnering and licensing our technology."
Mr. Gustafson has more than 20 years of industry-related experience. Currently, Mr. Gustafson serves as executive vice president, chief financial officer and principal accounting officer at Spectrum Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Prior to that, he served as chief financial officer at Halozyme Therapeutics, Inc., and before that he had a long career at Amgen in various financial and planning roles, most recently as vice president, finance. He earned a B.A. in accounting from North Park University in Chicago and an M.B.A. from University of California, Los Angeles.
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Last Days to Register for the Melbourne Public Consultation Workshop : 02/03/2012 :
The Australian Pharmacy Council (APC) is currently undertaking a review of the Accreditation Standards for Pharmacy Degree Programs.
To ensure that the review process involves wide consultation from a broad range of stakeholders, a number of public consultation workshops have been scheduled in Australia and New Zealand over the next few months. Through this process the APC is seeking feedback from the pharmacy profession including preceptors, interns and pharmacy students.
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Pfizer's generic atorvastatin gets some traction : 02/03/2012 :
The result of this week's AusPharm poll suggests that Pfizer's strategy with pharmacies over the last year or so may well have worked with a least something in excess of 40% of respondents prepared to do business with the company on generic atorvastatin. This is despite the widespread antagonism towards the company evident amongst pharmacists during this time.
It might be interesting to run this poll again once the other generic companies launch their atorvastatin products.
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Escape to the country at the 2012 NSW Pharmacy Dinner : 01/03/2012 :
There is still time to organise your place at the 2012 NSW Pharmacy Dinner and escape to the country.
The dinner, being held on Saturday, 17 March, is the highlight of the social events being held in conjunction with the 2012 NSW Annual Therapeutic Update (the March Weekend).
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Senate inquiry. To be or not to be, that is the question : 01/03/2012 :
AusPharm spoke to Green Senator Richard Di Natale's office yesterday and his spokesperson told us that Senator Di Natale still fully intends to bring on his motion to establish an inquiry into the Community Pharmacy Agreement, although he was not able to comment on the timing.
According to the spokesperson, the Senator's office is continuing to talk to stakeholder groups including the Consumers Health Forum, APESMA, the Guild and others.
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Pharmacy on-line footy tipping is back for 2012 : 01/03/2012 :
Australia's premier online tipping competition for pharmacy begins again in March with the kick-off of PHARMeFOOTY tipping for the Australian Football League and National Rugby League.
PHARMeFOOTY is a free, on-line tipping service sponsored by Fred Health and Medici Capital. Pharmacies and pharmacy students can compete in either the AFL or NRL competition, or both. The competition includes cash prizes of up to $5000.
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Wages and conditions : 01/03/2012 :
There have been a number of recent posts from 'listers prepared to describe their personal employment circumstances and the wages they are being paid.
Please keep these coming as they provide a useful additional source of data to the 'formal' wages data collected by employee pharmacist union APESMA and the less 'formal' data we collect in our AusPharm polls.
We will, of course, publish these accounts anonymously.
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NPS urges people taking statins not to panic : 01/03/2012 :
Following reports out of the US this week that statins may increase the risk of diabetes and cognitive decline, NPS has moved to reassure people taking the drugs that the risk of experiencing these adverse effects is small and the benefit, for many people, of taking the drug is significant.
NPS Head of Programs Ms Karen Kaye said that the evidence shows that for every 255 people treated with a statin for four years, at least five cardiovascular events are avoided, while there is one extra case of diabetes.
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Medication continuance legislation passes through Senate : 01/03/2012 :
The National Health Amendment (Fifth Community Pharmacy Agreement Initiatives) Bill 2011, passed by the House of Representatives on 16 February, was passed unopposed by the Senate yesterday.
The Bill will allow for the implementation of 'medication continuance' for statins and oral contraceptives (OCPs) and will also enable the dispensing of PBS medicines from a medication chart, rather than a prescription form, for residents of residential aged care facilities.
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Health Minister Tanya Plibersek to attend APP : 29/02/2012 :
The Minister for Health, Tanya Plibersek, pictured right, has confirmed that she will be one of the keynote speakers at next week's APP conference. Ms Plibersek will present the Pharmacy of the Year awards on Thursday 8 March.
The QCPP Pharmacy of the Year awards are the highest recognition of excellence in the community pharmacy industry.
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Senate inquiry canned : 29/02/2012 :
About 5 seconds after we hit the 'send' button for yesterday's AusPharm(e)news we got word that Greens senator Richard di Natale had withdrawn his motion to establish an inquiry into the 5th Community Pharmacy Agreement.
This will have come as a great relief to the Pharmacy Guild, who had opposed an inquiry, but will disappoint the Consumers Health Forum, SHPA , pharmacist employee union APESMA and others who had supported the establishment of an inquiry.
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Generic atorvastatin: has your pharmacy done a deal? : 29/02/2012 :
The availability of generic atorvastatin products on the PBS is imminent but AusPharm understands that the only deals actually out there in the marketplace at present are those from Pfizer itself and from Ranbaxy.
The Pfizer deal is said to be complicated but appealing and Ranbaxy is reported to be offering in excess of 90% discount on its product to the big players.
Has your pharmacy committed to a supplier yet? Please let us know by voting in this week's AusPharm online poll.
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Are you across the health care reform agenda? : 28/02/2012 :
Focus groups conducted with South Australian pharmacists in April/May 2010 indicated that our profession had poor awareness of Australia's health care reforms and was not well prepared for the potential future roles for pharmacists within the coming healthcare structure.
The paper, published in the Feb 2012 issue of the International Journal of Pharmacy Practice, includes a neat summary of the health care reforms. This summary is loaded with hypertext links to key references and background documents, making it a candidate for the recommended reading list of anyone looking for a way to jumpstart their knowledge of this subject. This is a subject critical to the future of pharmacy in Australia.
Four themes of concern emerged from the 2010 focus group discussions...
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APF22 now out : 28/02/2012 :
The latest edition of Australia's everyday guide to pharmacy practice, the Australian Pharmaceutical Formulary and Handbook (APF22), is now available and provides an invaluable resource for pharmacists and pharmacy students.
The 22nd edition provides practical, current and evidence-based information which can be used in the practice setting to quickly find information and guidance on many areas of pharmacy theory and practice.
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Senate Inquiry motion uncertain : 28/02/2012 :
Greens health spokesperson Senator Richard Di Natale is today scheduled to move a motion in the Senate to establish an inquiry into the Fifth Community Pharmacy Agreement, to be conducted by the Senate Community Affairs References Committee. If the motion gets up it will see the committee report back to the Senate by 30 June 2012.
Senator's Di Natale's motion was originally set to be put to the Senate on 8 February but was deferred. This was reported to be because it was unlikely to be passed by the Senate in its original form as the Terms of Reference were not acceptable to all senators.
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TGA takes aim at Supprexxa : 27/02/2012 :
The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) is proposing to remove the Supprexxa 'Hunger Buster' weight loss supplements from the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods. Supprexxa is marketed by Chika Health P/P, a company owned by former NSW Opposition leader, Kerry Chikarovski.
Following investigations by the TGA into the advertising of the products, TGA required Chika Health to provide the TGA with evidence to support the weight loss claims being made by the company. After receiving and analysing the evidence TGA experts have determined that the available evidence does not support the claims.
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Integrating GuildCare Programs : 27/02/2012 :
Some pharmacists see GuildCare software as three separate areas:
However, really they represent an integrated approach to providing professional health care. In many cases requirements can be met across all three in a single patient interaction.
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SHPA supports call for improvement in medication management : 27/02/2012 :
The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia is supporting a call by the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards (ACHS) for "medication management systems that are evaluated and improved with greater emphasis on error reduction, storage, reconciliation and pharmacy involvement".
ACHS recently released a report on the accreditation performance of 509 healthcare organisations, through the EQuIP 4 Program, in 2009 and 2010. The report covers a variety of public and private hospitals as well as stand-alone day facilities, with and without on-site pharmacy services.
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Urgent need to improve continuity of care on discharge : 27/02/2012 :
The gap between moving from hospital to residential care is a prime time for the introduction of medication errors and delays, with resultant adverse patient outcomes. Given the level of care invested in stabilising older patients within the acute care setting prior to discharge, it is a shame that so much good work can come undone during the transition.
A recently conducted observational study in Australia confirms that strategies are needed to address gaps in the continuity of medication management for patients transferring from hospital to residential care facilities. The MedGap study, conducted over 12 weeks in 2 hospitals, looked at:
Problems in these areas often arise due to the short window within which to prepare medication requirements in the residential setting; the median time from arrival at the residence to medication being required was 3 hours, with prn dosing often required earlier.
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RGH E-Bulletin: Bevacizumab for neovascular age-related macular degeneration : 27/02/2012 :
The topic of this week's RGH E‑Bulletin is Bevacizumab for neovascular age-related macular degeneration.
"Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of blindness and severe visual impairment in adults over the age of 50. Neovascular AMD (nAMD) is caused by the growth of abnormal blood vessels under the macular which can cause haemorrhage and scarring, leading to severe vision loss. One of the mediators in the pathogenesis of neovascular AMD is vascular endothelial growth factor-A (VEGF) which facilitates the growth of these leaky blood vessels. New treatments have been developed to target the inhibition of this growth factor. The treatment of nAMD can include photodynamic therapy (PDT) with verteporfin, intravitreal pegaptanib or intravitreal ranibizumab. Ranibizumab is a recombinant monoclonal antibody fragment that binds to and blocks the biological active forms of VEGF."
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PBS spend remains subdued : 27/02/2012 :
PBS figures for January 2012, released by Medicare over the weekend, show a continuation of the recent downwards trend.
In January 2012 16.6 million PBS/RPBS scripts with a government reimbursement value of $727 million were dispensed across the country. This represents a decline of 6.2% on the 2011 figures of 17.7 million items and a 2.5% decline in the 2011 dollar spend of $746 million.
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