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1 (10 ounce) can
whole chestnuts, drained
2 cups
soy sauce
1 cup
brown sugar
1 pound
Great recipe, very tasty! One point - finding that a lower temperature over a longer period works better, as they're burning a bit while the chestnuts are still hard in the centre at such a high temp.
I was a bit disapointed. It was challenging to assemble - the chestnuts didn't hold together to well. And, it was a bit too salty for my taste.
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I make this all the time with just a little change. I find the brown sugar too sweet. So I just soak the chestnuts in the soy sauce and then wrap and cook. I lower the temperature to 375 and cook a little longer approx. 25 min. I find with the lower temperature the waterchestnut is cooked better.
These are great! I had a recipe like this and lost it, but I'll be sure to keep this one around.
Didn't try it, because I was looking for actual chestnut recipe, and this seems to be WATER chestnuts. I rated 4 because that is currently the average rating and I didn't want to impact scoring. Can recipe title be corrected? If I find myself with spare water chestnuts, i will come back to it though. I'm just adding this 'review' so no one else goes through reading all reviews before figuring out it's ONLY with water chestnuts. No one seems to have tried with real chestnuts.
Liked these, but they really MUST be eaten right away or the chestnuts get too mealy.
Kids and hubby loved this little appy Carol. Thanks so much!
I have been making these for years!!! They are awesome!!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Chestnut Appetizers
Serving Size: 1/15 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 15
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 230
Calories from Fat: 125
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Carp on the Fly
Golden opportunities on the freshwater flats
You may be recalling a Bahamas bonefish experience or a Savannah tailing red fish scenario, but you are wrong on both counts. Instead, this one-on-one fly fishing experience plays out frequently in and around Charlotte, North Carolina. The area, with the Catawba River lake chain, provides unlimited amounts of flats and back bays in which common carp thrive. Like most locations, your home waters also will have an abundant Cyprinius carpio population. Read on to discover why this game fish's reputation of becoming a combination of Rodney Dangerfield and Mike Tyson is very accurate. The result is an exciting fly fishing outing close to home.
Let's start with a little background information. My home waters primarily contain two types of carp: grass and common carp. Grass carp are stocked, no reproductive, and vegetarian. They tend to grow bigger but can be more difficult to catch on the fly. Common carp, or the "Carolina bonefish," is my main focus. These fish readily tail and mud being opportunistic feeders resulting in a variety of fly options. Pound for pound their fighting ability surpasses all other freshwater fish. Not to he forgotten is their superior senses and tolerance to a variety of waters. Put it all together and you end up with what might he the ideal fly fishing escape within an hour of your desk.
The only two absolutes in carp fishing are clear water and finding feeding fish. Since the best style of fishing is stalking and sight fishing, visibility is a must. Start your search in shallow water, particularly less than 3 feet. Broad expansive flats are ideal and very productive. Don't overlook small flats parallel to deeper water and drop-offs. Some of these smaller flats may only be a few feet wide but run hundreds of yards along the curves of the shoreline. Pay even closer attention to rocky gravel points, blown down timber, undercut banks, and areas of vegetation. More often than not, once you find fish in a specific area they tend to stay close by, often orienting to the same piece of shoreline structure. Most fish use this location as a feeding circle pattern unless disturbed on a regular basis. Keep this in mind on consecutive trips because your approach can be pinpointed down and aid in increasing hookups. Regardless, the approach must be silent whether wading, poling, or even staking out. Be aware of stealth and noise reduction techniques before even entering the water. Carp are bottom feeders, readily detected by mud clouds drifting with currents and rising to the surface. The succession of these clouds enables the keen angler ability to track and find feeding carp.
Remember carp are very aware of their surroundings and easily flee the shallows. When you're out exploring, especially new areas, expect to see and spook plenty of fish the first few times. What's important here is to observe these fish. Use and record this knowledge, then on the next trip, scan and spot these areas from a distance, moving very cautiously and slowly. You now know what you are looking for, where to look, and what you're looking at. Your success in catching these fish will dramatically improve. When you do score, leave the immediate area. Carp release stress hormones alerting all nearby carp of danger. Never forget the wide-brimmed hat with a dark underside and polarized glasses. You can't catch these fish if you are not sure where they are.
Once you are in the right area, slow down and observe possible travel lanes. Feeding patterns, and even look for tails and backs breaking the surface. The observation time enables you to plan a route to intercept feeding fish, the second absolute to success. Attempt to, visualize the moment of a bronze tail, the flaring orange lips, or bottom flashing carp rather than the entire fish. These signs indicate feeding fish. Feeding fish are active and aggressive, taking flies readily. Avoid pods of carp, spawning carp, cruising carp, or those just sleeping under a bank. The best strategy is to pick one feeding fish and work him alone. Presentations have to be accurate to avoid lining and spooking carp. Once located, place your fly out in front of his travel path.
Even though carp can meander and feed erratically, the first cast still counts. Once in the carp's cone-shaped vision and feeding triangle, let the fly sink to the bottom. I once read "move the fly without really moving it." In other words, use strips and ticks just enough to make the fly breathe as the fish approaches. It is imperative to have a straight line from the tip of the rod to the fly. Slack or drag will prevent you from detecting subtle strikes. The initial take is not dramatic but a soft heaviness or line tightening.
Always observe the body language of your carp. Sudden thrusts forward, lip movements, or whirlpool-like movements all help detect strikes. As you feel or see the pickup, be prepared for a strip-strike. This takes a little practice if you are not used to this form of hook setting. At this stage you have either hooked the fish or pulled the fly from his zone. If continuing to feed, place casts in front of the fish until you hook up or spook him. I have had fish take it after three or four presentations. Again though, the first cast is the best. Successive casting works best by placing flies beyond the fish and bringing retrieves into the feeding zone.
If you hook it, be prepared for powerful successive runs. Initially, focus on clearing the line to avoid break-offs. Attempt to fight the fish from the reel using a smooth stutter-free drag system. As with bigger fish fights, use the rod butt by applying pressure opposite the fish's direction. Use firm, consistent pressure and anticipate surges at the boat.
Trips can easily yield 30 plus shots, making angling techniques like spotting fish, line management, big fish fighting skills, better casting strokes, accuracy, and handling adrenaline rushes easier. Your next $500/day trip to the salt really can be less frustrating, more enjoyable, and more productive with a little time on the freshwater flats.
You probably have most of the equipment used for carp on the fly. For starters, look in your trout and smallmouth boxes. Try nymphs, size 6 to 10, in olive, black, and brown. Wooly Worms in purple, yellow, black, and chartreuse cover the seeds and berry diets. Yellow is particularly good for finicky grass carp. Crayfish imitations, size 6 to 8, are favorites, especially those with rubber legs. Standard shortshanked Buggers can cover crayfish patterns effectively. Have a variety of natural colors with varied sink rates. Some of my personal favorites include Foxee Red Clousers, Mike O'Brien's Carp Clousers, and Rainey's Rubber Legged Dragonfly. San Juan Worms, foam black beetles, and Crazy Charlie derivatives all work well. I use both a 6 wt. 9 ft. and an 8 wt. 9 ft. fast action rod. Use a weight forward line and 150 yards of backing on your reel. Again, drags must be smooth. Use 9- to 12-ft. leaders with fluorocarbon tippets. Be prepared for both long and quick short casts. Knowing your rod and how it feels to load helps. A third rod rigged for bonus fish should be available.
Schooled bass frequently follow hooked carp similar to redfish behind rays. Big panfish, gar, and catfish are also frequently seen and caught. Experiment with flies and leaders as you go. Changing patterns and leader lengths can be rewarding to adjust for selective and/or skittish carp behavior.
No matter where you live, carp are in your backyard. Whether you use them as a saltwater trip primer or just to "knock off the rust," you will not be disappointed, only pleasantly surprised.
Captain Paul Rose, Carolinabonefishing.com, Charlotte, N.C. USA.


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Christmas 1914: Walk through event based on the Christmas 1914 truce. 6-9. p. m. Dec. 21, 22. King's Baptist Church, 3235 58th Ave., Vero Beach. Ages: 5+. 772-567-5850; www.christmas1914.com.
Candlelight Service: Emphasizing missions. 6 p.m. Dec. 22. First Baptist Church of Wabasso, 4720 86th St., Wabasso. 772-589-5256; firstbaptistwabasso.org.
Community Christmas Eve Candlelight Services: 4, 7 p.m. Dec. 24. Christ the King Lutheran Church, 1301 Sebastian Blvd., Sebastian. Duet by cellist Joey Lanyi and pianist Paula Ferguson at 4 p.m. 772-589-7117.
Intergenerational Christmas Eve Service: 6 p.m. Dec. 24. Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Vero Beach, 1590 27th Ave., Vero Beach. 772-778-5880.
Christmas Eve Services: 6 p.m. Children's Pageant, 7 p.m. Candlelight Communion Dec. 24. Friendship Christian Community, 611 Schumann Drive, Sebastian. 772-388-5566; www.friendshipchristiancommunity.org.
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Candlelight Service: 7 p.m. Dec. 24. First Presbyterian Church, 1405 Louisiana Ave., Sebastian. firstname.lastname@example.com.
Candlelight Service: 5:30, 7 p.m., Dec. 24. Riverside Church, 11205 Roseland Road, Sebastian. 772-589-7825; www.riversideaog.com.
Candlelight Service: 6, 9 p.m. Dec. 24. Our Savior Lutheran Church, 1850 6th Ave., Vero Beach; 772-567-2253; www.oursaviorelca.com.
Candlelight Service: 5, 7 p.m. Dec. 24. First Baptist Church of Vero Beach. 2206 16th Ave., Vero Beach; 772-567-4341; www.fbcvero.org.
Candlelight Service: Carols, living Nativity, choir, the Christmas message and candlelight. 5:30, 7 p.m., Dec. 24. Riverside Church, 11205 Roseland Road, Sebastian. 772-589-7825; www.riversideaog.com.
Christmas Services: 4 p.m. family worship service with children's pageant, 8 p.m. Choral Prelude (Christmas In England), 8:30 p.m. festival worship service, Dec. 24; 11 a.m. worship service with carols Dec. 25. Christ Church Vero Beach, 925 14th Lane (Behind Outback), Vero Beach. 772-562-8670; www.christchurchvero.org.
Summit for Parents of Teens and Tweens: Experts to discuss issues facing families of teens and tweens. 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Jan. 11. 25. First Presbyterian Church, 520 Royal Palm Blvd., Vero Beach. Reservation: 772-532-0084; www.BethWE.com.
Open Mic Night Christian Talent Competition: Finalist will perform at the 2014 God Belongs in My City Prayer Walk. 7 p.m. Jan. 17; finals Feb. 21. Port St. Lucie Community Center, 2195 S.E. Airoso Blvd. Port St. Lucie. Ages: 13-25. www.openmicnight.org/portstlucie.
Piano Quintet at Christ By The Sea: Brahms' Piano Quintet in F Minor and other selections. 3 p.m. Feb. 16, 2014. Christ By The Sea Methodist Church, 3755 Highway A1A, Vero Beach. Ticket: 772-231-1661; www.christbythesea.org.
Easter Cantata: Sacred music Easter Cantata with mixed choir and full orchestra. 7 p.m., April 19. Christ By The Sea Methodist Church, 3755 Highway A1A, Vero Beach. 772-231-1661; www.christbythesea.org.
Celebrate Recovery: To encourage fellowship and to celebrate God's healing power in our lives as we work our way along the road to recovery. We are changed as we share our experiences, strengths, and hopes with one another. 6-9 p.m. Tuesdays. 725 Commerce Center Drive, Suite E, Sebastian. email@example.com.
Community Bible Study: For women and children, infant through age 13. 9:15-11:15 a.m. King's Baptist Church, 3235 58th Ave., Vero Beach. For additional information or to register 772 234-7323, email: firstname.lastname@example.com; www.Verobeach.cbsclass.org.
Christian Youth Meeting: Middle/high school youth Bible study. 7 p.m. Cornerstone Christian Church, 5950 12th St., Vero Beach. Age: 12-18. 772-567-0085; www.CornerstoneChristianVB.com.
Bible Study: Open discussion, fellowship. 7 p.m. Cornerstone Christian Church, 5950 12th St., Vero Beach. Ages 18+. 772-567-0085; www.CornerstoneChristianVB.com.
Vero Beach Christian Business Association: 11:30 a.m., fourth Thursday. The Plaza, 884 17th St. $15-$17. RSVP: email@example.com.
Friday Fellowship Night For Women: Testimonies, teachings, or worshipful activities. 7 p.m. Women's Refuge of Vero Beach, 1850 Lemon Ave., Vero Beach. Ages 18+. 772-770-4424; www.womensrefugevb.org.
Bible Study: For men and women, taught by Rev. Mike Malone. 8:30 a.m. Fridays. Women's Refuge of Vero Beach, 1850 Lemon Ave., Vero Beach. Ages 18+. 772-770-4424; www.womensrefugevb.org.
Sunday Morning Classes: For children, teens, adults. 10:15 a.m. Christ the King Lutheran, 1301 C.R. 512, Sebastian. 772-589-7117; firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The first rule of Fight Club is you do not talk about Fight Club, but we must. We live in extraordinary times, and the battle at the heart of it all isn't good versus evil, or growth versus value, or even cyclicals versus defensives, but the long-running brawl between asset deflation and central-bank reflation.
Sidelined spectators can be forgiven for feeling confused about who's winning, with stocks rallying but commodities plunging and bond yields wilting. Jobless claims shrank last week toward a five-year low, and our economy has expanded for 15 straight quarters. But last quarter's 2.5% annualized growth rate was below the 3.2% economists expected, and we're living through the longest stretch of years with sub-3% expansion since the Great Depression, all of which gives central bankers license to keep printing money.
With such abundant liquidity but scarce growth, what's an investor to do? There is no comfortable answer. "To get more positive on bonds in 2013, we would need a recession," write Bank of America Merrill Lynch's investment strategists. "To get more positive on commodities, we would need inflation." Neither seems likely just yet. So with Europe's recession deepening, China's rabid growth slowing, and U.S. investors fretting about a short-term pause, it's no wonder that the crowd is piling into defensive, high-yielding U.S. stocks.
As a result, these aren't the havens they once were, with sectors like consumer staples fetching their richest valuations of this bull run. Last week, defensive bellwethers like Procter & Gamble PG 0.26342197691921726% Procter & Gamble Co. U.S.: NYSE USD79.93 0.21 0.26342197691921726% /Date(1435871075220-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6492659 AFTER HOURS USD80 0.07 0.087576629550857% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 109862 P/E Ratio 25.595619315998462 Market Cap 216849778601.378 Dividend Yield 3.317402727386463% Rev. per Employee 671627 More quote details and news » (ticker: PG) and AT&T T 0.44981726173741915% AT&T Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD35.73 0.16 0.44981726173741915% /Date(1435870843141-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 22096006 AFTER HOURS USD35.77 0.04 0.11195074167366359% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 158337 P/E Ratio 32.481818181818184 Market Cap 185545887622.833 Dividend Yield 5.261684858662188% Rev. per Employee 523901 More quote details and news » (T) were bruised after reporting decent earnings. In contrast, cyclical stocks had an easier ride. Caterpillar CAT 0.5122096486003573% Caterpillar Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD84.38 0.43 0.5122096486003573% /Date(1435870835262-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2559058 AFTER HOURS USD84.52 0.14 0.16591609386110454% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 23157 P/E Ratio 13.522435897435898 Market Cap 50935477537.5989 Dividend Yield 3.6501540649442994% Rev. per Employee 478364 More quote details and news » (CAT) reported a 45% slide in first-quarter profit and cut its full-year outlook, while Delta Air Lines DAL -0.6704742984852248% Delta Air Lines Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD40 -0.27 -0.6704742984852248% /Date(1435870860795-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 11226690 AFTER HOURS USD40.05 0.05 0.125% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 84126 P/E Ratio 28.571428571428573 Market Cap 32651879882.8125 Dividend Yield 0.9% Rev. per Employee 512046 More quote details and news » (DAL) saw profits plunge 94%. Yet both rallied.
While earlier rounds of the Federal Reserve's quantitative easing levitated raw-material prices, the latest bout hasn't had quite the same effect -- with metals and oil near 2013 lows. Lower commodity costs can help stocks and bonds, because they increase consumers' spending power and ease inflation pressure, BofA Merrill Lynch argues.
Meanwhile, keep an eye on real-estate and bank stocks, which are barometers of whether central banks are winning the fight.
UNLIKE THEIR PEERS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, biotechnology stocks lately have had no trouble winning fans. After going nowhere for more than a decade, biotechs have shimmied up 111% over the past two years -- three times better than even the gains for the beloved health-care sector.
What accounts for their new glow, and can it last?
Adam Parker, Morgan Stanley's U.S. equity strategist, thinks that investors are once again becoming more willing to reward research and development. For years, money plunked into drug research didn't pay off, and valuations of companies engaged in R&D were punished because they were viewed as destroying shareholder value. Today, however, Parker counts fewer than 20 companies globally with market caps of more than $30 billion that do any health-care research. "Ten years ago, the human genome could barely be decoded. Ten years from now, one can guess that it will be done for pennies, nearly instantaneously," he writes. "We could be witnessing a substantial re-rating, where instead of a discount on R&D being embedded in health-care stocks, a premium could ultimately be awarded for the potential option value of curing a disease."
Once upon a time, R&D focused on chemicals that led to blockbuster drugs like Lipitor and Plavix. By the late 1990s, the focus had shifted to genomics and the study of encoded genetic instructions. A decade later, these endeavors are starting to pay off in the treatment of everything from cancer to autoimmune disorders. Biotech firms' profits are rising more than 20% a year, and in 2012, our regulators approved the most drugs in the past 16 years.
Mark Schoenebaum, ISI's biotech and pharma analyst, thinks R&D productivity has become a driver of earnings growth. "If you think we're in the early days of an R&D renaissance, then most of these stocks have a long way to go," he writes. He remains wary of ascribing too much value to treatments before the latter stages of clinical trials (say, Phase 3), and acknowledges that luck plays a part in R&D productivity, but he says recent successes may lead us to "reasonably conclude that we're in a new normal."
While later-stage pipelines are well appreciated by investors, early-stage pipelines of companies like Biogen Idec BIIB -0.2787301743913569% Biogen Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD404.28 -1.13 -0.2787301743913569% /Date(1435870800032-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 923555 AFTER HOURS USD403.25 -1.03 -0.2547739190659939% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5587 P/E Ratio 29.16883116883117 Market Cap 95098782385.5835 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1337210 More quote details and news » (BIIB), Pfizer PFE -0.9498367468091422% Pfizer Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD33.37 -0.32 -0.9498367468091422% /Date(1435870922875-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 22250730 AFTER HOURS USD33.37 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 376467 P/E Ratio 23.125433125433126 Market Cap 205481438715.868 Dividend Yield 3.356308061132754% Rev. per Employee 627280 More quote details and news » (PFE), Bristol-Myers Squibb BMY -0.28077434609132557% Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. U.S.: NYSE USD67.48 -0.19 -0.28077434609132557% /Date(1435870944450-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5145578 AFTER HOURS USD67.47 -0.01 -0.014819205690574985% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 58754 P/E Ratio 49.98518518518519 Market Cap 112487476948.463 Dividend Yield 2.193242442205098% Rev. per Employee 644360 More quote details and news » (BMY), and Eli Lilly LLY 1.5203299941072481% Eli Lilly & Co. U.S.: NYSE USD86.14 1.29 1.5203299941072481% /Date(1435871059619-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5071574 AFTER HOURS USD86.5 0.36 0.4179243092639889% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 56511 P/E Ratio 42.3126043815699 Market Cap 95701970442.5018 Dividend Yield 2.3218017181332713% Rev. per Employee 500248 More quote details and news » (LLY) still look interesting, he says. Biogen Idec shares, for example, are up 46% this year and fetch 25 times projected profits. But Schoenebaum thinks potential treatments in early trials -- like that for spinal muscular atrophy and the anti-lingo treatment for multiple sclerosis -- make up just a small part of Biogen's valuation.
Marshall Gordon of ClearBridge Advisors likes the R&D pipelines at BioMarin Pharmaceutical (BMRN), which develops treatments for rare but debilitating ailments afflicting a small segment of the population, and at Bristol-Myers. Bristol shares fetch 22 times projected profits, well above its decade median of 16.3 times, but the company has been investing heavily in immuno-oncology, which seeks to improve the body's immune responses to diseases like cancer. "If they succeed, they'll get another leg up," says Gordon. So will investors in the stock.
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Aug. 7th, 2004 @ 01:05 pm
David Gray: White Ladder
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Album Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
At WXPN, the University of Pennsylvania radio station, the DJs and the listeners vote on the best albums of the year for a countdown to the new year with the best albums played in their entirities. Every one of the DJs, who have been on Philadelphia radio since the early 70's, voted for this album -- that's how good it is! David Gray covers emotional ground on this album that no artist has touched since Van Morrison in the early 70's. Gray has Morrison's lyrical gift and lonely voice, but instead of fusing folk and jazz like Morrison, Gray plays around with a folk-ambient-techno hybrid -- but it's mostly folk!
If you're looking for uplifting, uptempo music, look elsewhere. This is love-sick, world-gone-wrong, melancholic folk-guitar music at its best. Gray breaks your heart on this album, and it's beautiful. It also includes his first popular hit "Babylon," after almost a decade of unrewarding work -- you can appreciate why his music is so wonderfully dreary. Somehow, even on the first track "Please Forgive Me," Gray sings over fast synth-drum:
"Throw a stone and watch the ripples flow
Moving out across the bay
Like a stone I fall into your eyes
Deep into some mystery..."
and you feel an overwhelming urge to fall apart. His lyrics are so eloquent with so many emotions colliding on so many different levels that you don't know how to think. Many of his lyrics are very mysterious. One of my favorites is on "We're Not Right," a song that when I first heard it, I thought it was Beck. He sings, "Can't tell the bottle from the mountaintop, no, we're not right...."
There is something wonderful and memorable about each of the tracks on this album, but unfortunately, the songs on either end are somehow a little more memorable that the ones in the middle. Probably, there are too many mid-tempo songs with sparse guitar and piano in the middle that a set of ears can't hold attention that long, but that doesn't mean the songs are throw-aways. These lyrics from "Silver Lining" are some of my favorites on the album:
"Step into the silence
Take it in your own
Two hands
And sprinkle it like diamonds
All across these lands
Blaze it in the morning
Wear it like an iron skin
Only things worth living for are
Innocence and magic, amen."
After the title track is when the album starts building to its climatic ending, and you realize that, all of the sudden, you're listening to a concept album. I can't tell you exactly what the concept is, it has something to do with the nature of love and life ("There is no rhyme or reason to love, this sweet, sweet love..."), but you can't deny that the last four songs tie every other song on the album together, somehow. You'll have to give it a listen for yourself!
It's possible that this was the first timeless masterpiece of the new millenium, and hopefully people will continue to enjoy it for many, many years. The emphasis here is lyrical rather than instrumental. It is the perfect blend of highly accessible and deeply emotional.
Aug. 7th, 2004 @ 01:04 pm
Counting Crows: August and Everything After
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Album Rating: 3.75 out of 5 stars
Man, is this a tough album to review. On its own, considering that it was released in 1993, it is a gem. But if you take into consideration how much the band has improved since its release, this may be the Crows' worst. Part of me wants to give it three stars, because I'm such a huge fan of albums like
This Desert Life and Hard Candy
, but the other part of me hears songs like "Rain King," "Mr. Jones," and "'Round Here," songs that almost anyone who listened to pop music in the mid-nineties can sing off the top of their head, and says that this is a hands-down five-star album. So I
compromised and gave it 3.75 stars.
I don't advertise for the band, but if you love the Counting Crows, you need this album. This is the debut album that threw this Los Angeles bar band into the national pop-culture spotlight. What's ironic is that one of the major themes of this album is the desire to be famous, but when band lost all privacy and became stars, they discovered stardom was the last thing they wanted. All of the crows radio hits and live-show staples (like "Omaha" and "Raining in Baltimore") are on this album. But that's not all: this album contains some of Adam Duritz's most thoughtful and poignant lyrics on songs like "Anna Begins," a sometimes-frightening, stream-of-consciousness-like song about the nature of human affection, and "Time and Time Again," one of his most heartbreaking and emotional rockers. "Time and Time Again" (or maybe "Rain King") is probably the song on this record that most resembles the music that the Crows make now. Unfortunately, there are also a few songs that miss their mark, which is rare for a Crows album. Many fans will tell you that "Ghost Train" is by far the worst song the Counting Crows ever recorded. "Sullivan Street," "Omaha," "A Murder of One," and "Perfect Blue Buildings" can get dull, too, if you're not in the right mood.
The primary difference between this album and the Crow's most recent work is Adam's delivery. Adam had never been in the studio to record a whole album before
, so, like every artist, he has to make the transition from performing to recording. His unique expressions are somewhat garbled here, compared to other albums. That is not to say that this album is devoid of emotion. That's wrong -- this is a
emotional album and Adam's passionate singing which he is known for is here in full force. But it is not perfect the way it is on other albums, and it takes some getting used to.
One other minor drawback to this album is that the band decided to leave off the brilliant title track, although rumor has it that there exists a studio recording, and some of the lyrics to "August and Everything After" are even written on the cover art. This song has become the ultimate rarity to fans, but on 12-12-03, Adam played the song in concert. It is truly an incredible song, although there is reason to believe that Adam is not too fond of it. You can download the live version of it
So, for the first time, I am unable to give an accurate review of an album. This album is so unique, although it has aged considerably, but it is full of classic mid-nineties hits, and if you are a fan of that musical era, then this is the album for you.
Aug. 7th, 2004 @ 01:02 pm
Trey Anastasio: Plasma
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One of the most common comments from a fan of Phish and its side projects is that their live albums fail to truly capture the live atmosphere. Well, the search is over -- it's been done on this album. Having been to several of Trey's shows since 2000, I can honestly say that the musical performances on this album are as energetic and musically precise as they are live.
Trey Anastasio Band (TAB) began as a stripped down bass-drum-guitar trio in the late 90's, playing simple groove tunes and old classic rock favorites like "Ooh Child" and "I Can See Clearly Now." In winter 2001, a horn section was added, but they had difficulty connecting, and the shows were mostly a musical outlet for Trey's incredible guitar skills (so needless to say, there are some bootleg performances that are worth finding). Trey composed a number of songs for the band (some of which Phish recorded as well) and, surprisingly, TAB toured again in summer 2001. They had improved considerably and pulled in a few more members. During the shows, Trey actually began conducting the band as he played, demonstrating hours of band practice. He began to shift from being the musical focal point of the band, limiting his extended solos, to a band member himself, creating a musical texture acting as a unit. In 2002, they released
Trey Anastasio
and toured yet again, improving considerably on the last tour.
is a compilation of selected songs played in late 2002/early 2003, after which Trey went back on tour with Phish.
The only song that
shares with 2002's
Trey Anastasio
is "Night Speaks to a Woman," which is so stretched-out on
that it is unrecognizable. "Night Speaks" opens up the second disk of the album, which consists of four "jams." Unlike Phish jams, TAB jams consist of Trey leading the band through a series of key changes and tempo adjustments, a number of connected grooves and riffs. Fortunately, there are enough musicians to keep this approach fairly interesting, but there are a few moments when the riffs become recognizable, even in the context of different songs. All in all, this disc is worth every penny of what it's worth, especially some of the dark, disturbing moments during "Sand."
The first disc plays more like a studio album with fairly concise songs and jamming which focuses on one instrument at a time, rather than on the band as a whole, like the second disk. Some of the songs that Trey uses as filler in concert, he uses as filler on this first disk, like "Small Axe." It's a nice instrumental, and it breaks up a live set very nicely, but on this album is just disturbs the flow. Some of the extended jamming on "Curlew's Call" is similiar. Fortunately, songs like "Plasma," "Magilla," and "Mozambique" make up for these relatively boring moments, which are why the album gets 4 instead of 5 stars. TAB has been playing some of the songs on the first disc for years ("Mozambique," "Small Axe," "Every Story Ends in Stone") but this is the first time they've been released. These songs, along with the other newer ones, comprise a unique listening experience which is worthy of praise from a musical community where great live albums are rare.
Aug. 7th, 2004 @ 12:59 pm
Grateful Dead: Europe '72
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Album Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
It took me a very long time before I appreciated this album as the monumental addition to the Dead's repertoire that it is -- it took about 4 years.
In '70, after the release of American Beauty/Workingman's Dead, the band's reinterpretation of American folk music, they didn't go back to the studio until late '72/early '73 after their European and American summer/fall tours. They released two live albums in the meantime: what has become known as the "Skull and Roses" album in '71 and, in '72,
Europe '72
. Both include mostly material that was not previously released, nor was it ever reinterpreted in the studio during the band's career. In other words, these two albums are the only documents of the band's development during that era, debatably the band's most productive era. Unlike the "Skull and Roses" album,
Europe '72
is unique in that in contains twelve songs written or arranged by the Dead, whereas "Skull and Roses" contains five. All the others are covers of songs by other artists. Only 6 of the 17 songs on
Europe '72
ever were fortunate enough to have a studio interpretation, although the remaining songs are by no means peripheral.
The addition to the newest chapter of American folk music that the Dead were in the process of creating at the time is much more subtle on this album than on previous albums. During this period, Jerry was making the transition from his "Captain Tripps" persona of the late 60's to the soft-voiced storytelling bard of "Scarlet Begonias" and "Terrapin Station" of the mid-70's. Although his expressionful, storytelling voice highlights tracks like "Brown-Eyed Women" and "Ramble On Rose," the acoustic strumming of American Beauty/Workingman's Dead has already given way to the jazzier, less twangy sound of the rest of their career.
The album begins with a rollicking interpretation of the
Workingman's Dead
centerpiece "Cumberland Blues." The band stretches the tune out a bit and showcases newly-added band members Donna and Keith Godchaux, who would stay with the band through the late 70's. "He's Gone" is a peppy reinterpretation of an old folk song, sung by Garcia, and it is weaker songs like this one and "Mr. Charlie" which keep the album from the full 5-stars. "You Win Again" and "Hurts Me Too" and two covers that highlight Keith and Pigpen, respectively, and show that the Dead can play the blues with the best of them. Other highlights include the classic heartbreaker "Jack Straw" and the first (of many) "China Cat --> Rider's" to be included on a live album. The band's reinterpretation of Weir's "Sugar Magnolia" with the addition of Keith and Donna is wonderful, but my personal favorite on the latter half of the album is Garcia's "Tennessee Jed." This is about as Dylan-esque a Hunter/Garcia tune can be, and the wit and charm of the lyrics blow me away every time I hear it. After "Jed," the Dead take an excursion to their "special" place for "Truckin' --> Epilogue --> Prologue --> Morning Dew." The first half of this monumental jam is better than the second half, but I personally prefer "Truckin'" to "Morning Dew." Nevertheless, the Dead's unique jamming is in full force here, and it is excellent.
Perhaps on first listen (and second and third), this album may sound bland compared to previous live efforts by the Dead (
Live Dead
and "Skull and Roses"), but it is can pull its weight just as well as the others if you can step back and view it as the next step in the Dead's evolution from acid rockers to American folkies to jazz-rock-folk fusion kings. It is a huge and beautiful step, and it contains many of the Dead's most developed and mature songs.
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Some claim that this is Floyd at their best, and I may agree. But their musical brilliance on this album is not consistant. The album consists of 5 tracks, but only 4 songs. Basically the 3 middle tracks are sandwiched by the Floyd classic "Shine On You Crazy Diamond," the band's salute to their ex band member and current crazy man Syd Barrett. Floyd proves that they are the 70's kings of space-rock on "Shine On." You can't ask for a better, more engaging example of an entire genre of music than this. Unfortunately, the 2 of the 3 songs that it bookends aren't of the same quality. "Welcome to the Machine" and "Have a Cigar" are rants about negative aspects of the recording industry in the 70's, and while bits and pieces catch your attention (like some incredibly spacey keyboards in "Welcome" and an awesome groove in "Cigar") they fail to hold your attention. Then, suddenly, when you think you can't take it anymore, some noise after "Cigar" fades into quiet, almost imperceptable voices. There is a soft sound of an orchestra on acid, then a crackley guitar beings to play one of the most recognizable riffs in classic rock, a must-learn for any beginner guitarist. It is "Wish You Were Here," the centerpiece of the album. It is one of the most heartbreaking, one of the most beautiful, one of the best songs to come out of the 70's, and it makes the album worth almost every penny of the nearly $20 that you pay for it these days. The song fades away into the wind and the second half of "Shine On" drifts in from the ether, and after about 10 minutes, the album is over. Of course, for any collector of psychedelic/classic rock, this album is a must-have, but unfortunately, 2 of the 4 songs it contains can nearly be dismissed as filler.
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Huge long story! Short version is this. I need some tranny help. New to me 97 R1100RT with M97 tranny, with 85K on the clock. With very sketchy maint. records.
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Yossarian's vainglorious commanders raise the number of required missions and raise them again and again.
First, political money needs to be made easier, not harder, for politicians to raise.
Another key finding was the difference of expectations between the amount of time it should take to get a raise or promotion.
c.1200, "cause a rising of; lift upright, set upright; build, construct," from a Scandinavian source, e.g. Old Norse reisa "to raise," from Proto-Germanic *raizjan (cf. Gothic ur-raisjan, Old English ræran "to rear;" see rear (v.)), causative of root *ris- "to rise" (see rise (v.)). At first sharing many senses with native rear (v.).
Meaning "make higher" is from c.1300 in the physical sense, as is that of "restore to life." Of the voice, from late 14c. Meaning "increase the amount of" is from c.1500; from 1530s of prices, etc. Meaning "to bring up" (a question, etc.) is from 1640s. Card-playing sense is from 1821. Meaning "promote the growth of" (plants, etc.) is from 1660s; sense of "foster, rear, bring up" (of children) is from 1744. Meaning "to elevate" (the consciousness) is from 1970. Related: Raised; raising.
Pickering (1816) has a long passage on the use of raise and grow in reference to crops. He writes that in the U.S. raise is used of persons, in the sense "brought up," but it is "never thus used in the Northern States. Bartlett [1848] adds that it "is applied in the Southern States to the breeding of negroes. It is sometimes heard at the North among the illiterate; as 'I was raised in Connecticut,' meaning brought up there."
"act of raising or lifting," 1530s, from raise (v.). Meaning "an increase in amount or value" is from 1728. Meaning "increase in salary or wages" is from 1898, chiefly American English (British preferring rise). Earliest attested use (c.1500) is in obsolete sense of "a levy."
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** June Union Meeting Changes**
This month's union meeting has been moved to Saturday June 20, 2015 at 8am. We are hoping this is a temporary move and will keep the membership posted of any changes. Thank you for your understanding. See you on Saturday!
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Elected Union Officials
36th Constitutional Convention
On Wednesday June 4, 2014, thousands of balloons supporting different candidates for several different offices filled the entire room. All resolutions were concluded and nominations began. All international offices were won by acclamation except for UAW President. There were 2 candidates running for President. Dennis Williams, former UAW Secretary/Treasurer was elected after a roll call vote and majority was declared.
All delegates and guests broke off to their regional meetings where Ron Gettelfinger, former UAW President, conducted the nominations for Region 2B Director. Region 2B Director Ken Lortz was re-elected by acclamation.
36th Constitutional Convention 2014 Day 1
June 2, 2014 Cobo Hall Detroit, Michigan
Benefits for Durable Medical Equipment Carrier Change (click on image to view larger)
Go to www.indianavoters.com to register to vote, update your registration or check your status and /or polling place. You must be registered by the close of business on April 7, 2014 to vote in the Primary Election.
2014 Triennial Election For Retirees Executive Board
NOMINATIONS will be held at the regular retirees meeting on Monday, April 14, 2014.
ELECTION will be held at the regular retirees meeting on Monday, May 12, 2014.
To be eligible to vote, you must be a retired member of UAW Local 292
We urge all UAW Local 292 Retirees to attend
Nominations will be held at a special nomination meeting at Noon on Sun., May 11, 2014 at UAW Local 292 Union Hall, 1201 W Alto Road, Kokomo.
Nominations for Election Committee of UAW Local 292 will be held at Noon on Sun., April 13, at UAW Local 292 Union Hall, 1201 W Alto Road., Kokomo.
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We'll send a predetermination notice to you and your dentist. We encourage you to review this notice together and discuss treatment options before deciding on treatment. Our payment can be applied toward the treatment that you and your dentist choose.
With predetermination, you'll know ahead of time how much of the bill you'll be responible for. Predetermination gives you the opportunity to learn about your options, and it makes it easier for you to budget for your dental care.
December 2, 2013
Message from Joe Ashton and Jim Glynn
Dear UAW-GM Team Members,
We are pleased to report that our team achieved the 2013 quality target – Incidents per Thousand Vehicles (IPTV warranty performance).
Your commitment to quality is not judged solely on this IPTV; accolades from third parties and customers validate that your efforts are making a difference. In 2013, GM became the top automaker in J.D. Power's Initial Quality Study with the most model awards in the company's history. Chevy Sonic earned J.D. Power's APEAL award for the second year in a row. WardsAuto.com named the 2.0L turbo I-4 engine that powers the Cadillac ATS to its 2013 "10 Best Engines" List. In addition, Consumer Reports named 2014 Chevy Impala the best sedan and Silverado as the best pickup. Motor Trend recently announced the 2014 Cadillac CTS as its Car of the Year.
These are just the highlights of a long list of wins. This level of accomplishment reflects the hard work and dedication of UAW-GM team members across the business, including powertrain, components, stamping, vehicle assembly, and service parts. You all contribute to what matters most – ensuring our customers receive the best products we can build for their hard-earned money.
As the 2011 National Contract outlines, each eligible UAW-GM team member will receive a bonus of $250 for meeting the IPTV performance target. This bonus will be in your December 6th paycheck. Congratulations! Thank you for your hard work and putting our customers first, each and every day.
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9502 3rd Shift Final Assembly .................... THE PARKING SPOT WINNERS LeMann Dea- November, Stephanie Eubank -November, Brian Summerton-December, Lisa Fox-December..................................................... BIGGEST WINNER- UNITED WAY $1,200.00 THANK YOU TO ALL PARTICIPATED, PURCHASED ITEMS AND VOTED THIS YEAR!!!!
ALS Update
Over 38 Bikes Participated in the John Davin Benefit Ride held on September 14. Over $2,200.00 was raised from the ride, auction, and donations put on by Asphalt Templars to Benefit ALS.
The ALS Walk held on September 28, had 40 walkers and raised $5,000.00 for John's team. Overall the ALS walk had 7,000 walkers and raised $363,000.00 at White River State Park in Indianapolis.
Hot Dog sale at GMCH plant $2700.00 was raised. And the Lollipop sale by Debby Hollis at GMCH plant raised $665.00 in 3 weeks.
GMCH Employees,
I want to THANK YOU for another AWESOME ALS Fundraiser! It was GREAT to be able to celebrate it with John and all the employees. THANK YOU for taking the time to set up, get raffle goodies, bake goodies, and prepare the hot dogs. It was just an AWESOME day! I just LOVE coming into the plant and taking time to visit with everyone. You all make it easier on me to think that I don't have a disability with all your caring, love and prayers. I just APPRECIATE how you all have taken the time to learn about ALS and what you can do to help out. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
We are aware that there are many rumors circulating on the floor regarding the possibility of some layoffs.
As we approach the end of year, there are many discussions taking place on how to best run the business as our volumes go down.
Please understand that until definite plans have been determined, we will not be taking Benefit Calls in regards to layoff. Any time spent answering these calls would be purely speculation until we know facts. As we all know, plans change frequently.
Once Management and your Team Leader have been advised by Labor Relations, your Benefit Representative will schedule meetings to provide layoff instructions and answer any questions you may have.
Your Benefit Reps. will always schedule meetings the week before a layoff when a layoff has been scheduled
Congratulations to Caravan employees on a successful election. You have decided that Vicki Long will be your first Shop Chair. Thanks to everyone for their help and participation
It has been brought to our attention that there is some confusion among our members regarding the Notice to All General Motors Employees that was mailed to employees on September 20, 2013 pertaining to the Availability of the Health Insurance Marketplace (Exchanges) under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Beginning in January, 2014, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will require individuals to either maintain minimum essential health care coverage or pay a tax penalty. This rule is commonly known as the "individual mandate".
The Department of Labor requires employers to provide a notice to all employees of options available to them for obtaining the minimum essential health care coverage, including the availability of the "Exchanges". The employer's issuance of this notice is required regardless of the employee's enrollment in employer sponsored health care coverage and regardless of whether the employee is classified as part-time or full-time.
All Health Care Plans offered by General Motors meet the minimum value standard that would preclude eligibility for the tax credit through the Marketplace Exchanges.
All GMCH employees are enrolled in employer-sponsored health coverage that meets the minimum value standard required. Employee's DO NOT need to purchase Health Care through the Exchanges.
General Motors remains committed to providing high-quality, affordable health care coverage for eligible employees and their dependents, while complying with the Affordable Care Act. As in prior years, General Motors will continue to evaluate its health care plan offerings available to all employees.
Please understand that the Exchanges only apply to small employer groups or individual groups of which we are neither. Expect to be bombarded this fall with all kinds of threatening communications that have NO IMPACT on our membership unless they make the mistake and enroll for one of the programs in the Exchanges.
In Solidarity,
New Hours for Benefits at UAW Local 292 Union Hall
Monday thru Thursday 8am to noon
This change starts October 1, 2013
United Way Kick Off (click on Link below to view photos)
EMS employees - stay strong! We stand behind you in your fight to break out of the grasp of working poverty wages! It will be worth it!
EMS (housekeeping) now certified UAW members.
Certified UAW officially as of June 21, 2013
Say No to TPP - What is TPP?
Follow instructions and if any questions call LeMann Dea at 451-7274
Please remember GMCH employees are NOT eligible for personal/skill enhancement courses
Local 292 will not longer be available for NON Charitable Rentals.
We want to thank you for your understanding this time of transition!
Benefits Info
Go to the Benefits section for a updated list of Insurance carriers and phone numbers
Union Hall Hours
The Union Hall will be making changes to better serve it's membership over the next few weeks and months. During this time, our hours of operation may be effected. Our new hours are 10am - 2pm Monday through Thursday. Closed on Friday. Feel free to contact us at 765-453-4600 to verify opening hours. Thanks so much for your understanding! As always our goal is to make the best possible decisions for the membership and it's future.
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Marion General Hospital
Representative at Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield is pleased to announce that they have reached a contract agreement with Marion General Hospital and that there will be no break in service for our member's that use this facility and their physician's.
The Richard T. Gosser Scholarship Program is now accepting applications from the daughters and sons of UAW Region 2B Affiliated Local members who will graduate from high school in 2016. These prestigious $10,000 awards are based on ACT scores, class rank, extra-curricular activites, letters of recommendation, personality traits and leadership abilities. The ACT test is required. If the student has not previously taken the ACT, they should sign up to take the ACT test. Read more >>>
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UAW Region 2-B Director Ken Lortz is proud to announce that including the 2015 Gosser Scholarship recipients, over $2.2 million has been awarded to the talented high school students of UAW members since the scholarship began. See inside for the complete letter from Director Lortz to the UAW memberhsip regarding this program. Read more >>>
Check out the 2014 V-CAP Prize Winners- over $12,000 in cash and other prizes are awarded - see if you are on this list! Read more >>>
Check out the latest message from Director Ken Lortz: make worker safety a priority in all our workplaces. Read more >>>
Take two minutes and twenty seconds to watch Robert Reich take on Fast Track and the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). Read more >>>
The UAW strongly opposes Fast Track because historically, Fast Track has led to unfair trade practices that have left millions of American workers out of work. Fast Track makes it easier for U.S. companies to move overseas where they can abuse workers and the environment. Read more >>>
In 2015, let's recommit to Dr. King's mission to secure the right to vote. Read more >>>
On the morning of April 17, 2014, workers at Piston Automotive in Toledo went on strike to gain union recognition. A majority of workers support the UAW, but until now management refused to recognize the union. Today, as a result of the courqage and solidarity of these workers, and all the other UAW members who supported them, Piston management agreed to card check recognition of the UAW. Read more >>>
Over the past few months, people from all over the country have been talking about how their lives have been touched by health care reform.
Renee is a mother of three young children who was blindsided by cancer. She was rejected from her husband's health insurance, and several other private plans, because of a pre-existing condition -- leaving her stuck with a plan that had a yearly limit and additional stress that the care she needed might not be covered.
Thanks to the Affordable Care Act, Renee now has the coverage she needs.
You have to hear Renee tell her story -- then, pass it on to show others exactly why health care reform matters.
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So-called right to work laws are wrong for working and middle class families. These laws make paying union dues optional - even though unions are required by law to represent all workers under their agreements. In other words, the laws give people the right to shirk - since all the benefits of a union contract still cover everyone, regardless if they pay dues or not. As a result, unions will have trouble representing members and negotiating contracts because bargaining power will be lost.
The effort to pass a right to shirk law is currently under way in Ohio. Recently these laws were passed in Indiana and Michigan. In Ohio, the same people who wanted to take away our collective bargaing rights with Senate Bill 5 are behind the right to shirk. It's crucial that we educate ourselves and our co-workers, families, neighbors and friends about the truth behind this deceitful effort. When was the last time billionaires spent millions of dollars to give more rights and freedom in the workplace?Read more >>>
Check out Region 2-B's most recent commercial! Read more >>>
Lower Tax Withholding Rates Take Effect September 1, 2013
Effective with the first pay period ending on or after September 1, 2013, state income tax withholdings should be deducted at the new rates.
News organizations from across the State of Ohio are questioning Gov. Kasich's Jobs Ohio. Watch this video for the latest news on what others are saying about Jobs Ohio.
As members of organized labor, we know how important it is for each of us to do our part to make our community a great place to live and work. That's why the UAW Region 2-B is a proud partner and supporter of United Way.
United Way also shares a common vision with us and is working to improve education, income, and health—the building blocks of a good life. Together, we are ensuring union members, their families, and communities, have access to essential services like food and shelter.
As a UAW Member, you can make a difference. I urge you to support United Way in their efforts to bring together people and organizations from across the community with the passion, expertise, and resources needed to get things done.Read more >>>
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In order to ensure American soldiers fighting in remote locations overseas can receive the biopharmaceuticals they need on time, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) created a program called Biologically-derived Medicines on Demand (Bio-MOD). The goal of Bio-MOD is to build a system that has the ability to create an on-demand biopharmaceutical in less than 24 hours. I spoke with one of the teams working on this effort about how they intend to accomplish this and what it could mean to the future of the industry.
Immunoassays To Maximize Productivity In Bioprocess Development
High productivity demands efficient bioanalytical procedures to measure, for example, product titer and process impurities, but commonly used methods, such as enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) or highperformance liquid chromatography, can create bottlenecks in critical workflows.
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Gas filtration using sterilization-grade filters is a key part of the production, manufacturing and packaging process of biopharmaceuticals and other products. While it may seem a simple step, there are major safety considerations that have to be taken in to account to protect staff, equipment and facilities from hazard, particularly when working in high temperature and oxygen enrichment applications.
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Platforming mAbPurification Process Using Matched Component Chromatographic Clarification Approach
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Continuous manufacturing, drug shortages, and more were key themes at this year's ISPE/FDA/PQRI Quality Manufacturing Conference. Here's what some of the pharmaceutical industry's leading minds had to share on these topics.
Does Adversity Build Character Or Reveal It?
Denice Torres is the president of McNeil Consumer Healthcare, a Johnson & Johnson company, and winner of HBA's 2015 WOTY award. Listening to her acceptance speech reminded me of legendary pro football coach Vince Lombardi's philosophy — "Adversity doesn't build character, it reveals it."
FDA Roundup: Sanofi, Genetech, Apitope, Retrophin, And More
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Biobanking And The Future Of Translational Medicine: Dr Gyorgy Marko-Varga Interview 2 Of 3 Dr Gyorgy Marko-Varga highlights how biobanking will be critical to realize the promise of Translational Medicine and what challenges we need to overcome quality hurdles going forward.
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BioProcess Online is part of the Life Science Connect media group. The vision of Life Science Leader and Life Science Connect is to help facilitate connections and foster collaborations in pharmaceutical and medical device development to find ways to get more life-saving and life-improving therapies to market. Connect, Collaborate, Contribute.
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Adverse Event Reporting: Avoiding Common PitfallsJune 30, 2015
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Reprocessing Medical Devices: Final Guidance – How To Meet New Validation RequirementsJuly 7, 2015
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