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Orphan Drug Exclusivity, Collaborations, and New Drug Submissions Boost Growth - Research Report on Raptor Pharmaceutical, Seattle Genetics, Arena Pharmaceuticals, WellCare, and Impax Laboratories Editor Note: For more information about this release, please scroll to bottom PR Newswire NEW YORK, July 1, 2013 NEW YORK, July 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Wall Street Reports announced new research reports highlighting Raptor Pharmaceutical Corp. (NASDAQ: RPTP), Seattle Genetics, Inc. (NASDAQ: SGEN), Arena Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: ARNA), WellCare Health Plans, Inc. (NYSE: WCG), and Impax Laboratories Inc. (NASDAQ: IPXL). Today's readers may access these reports free of charge - including full price targets, industry analysis and analyst ratings - via the links below. Raptor Pharmaceutical Corp. Research Report On June 25, 2013, Raptor Pharmaceutical Corp. (Raptor Pharmaceutical) announced that the Office of Orphan Product Development at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted the Company orphan drug exclusivity for PROCYSBI (cysteamine bitartrate) delayed-release capsules for the management of nephropathic cystinosis patients of the age six and above. According to the Company, nephropathic cystinosis comprises 95% of cases of cystinosis, a rare, life-threatening metabolic lysosomal storage disorder that causes toxic accumulation of cysteine in all cells, tissues, and organs in the body. If untreated, the disease is usually fatal by the end of the first decade of life. Thomas E. Daley, Chief Business Officer of Raptor Pharmaceutical, said, "The exclusivity also adds incremental protection alongside our issued patents listed in the FDA's Orange Book with expirations in 2027." The exclusivity period began on the date of FDA approval (April 30, 2013), and will last seven years, subject to certain exceptions. The Full Research Report on Raptor Pharmaceutical Corp. - including full detailed breakdown, analyst ratings and price targets - is available to download free of charge at: [http://www.wsreports.com/r/full_research_report/a301_RPTP] -- Seattle Genetics,Inc. Research Report On June 25, 2013, Seattle Genetics, Inc. (Seattle Genetics) announced that it has entered into a new antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) collaboration with Bayer HealthCare (Bayer). With this relationship, Bayer will pay upfront and option exercise fees of up to $20 million for worldwide rights to use Seattle Genetics' auristatin-based ADC technology with antibodies to several oncology targets. Additionally, Seattle Genetics stated that it is eligible to receive up to $500 million in potential milestone payments, as well as royalties on worldwide net sales of any resulting products under the multi-target collaboration. Natasha Hernday, Vice President, Corporate Development, at Seattle Genetics, said, "Across internal and collaborator programs, there are more than 15 ADCs in clinical development using our technology, and we have the potential to receive more than $3.5 billion in future milestones plus royalties from these strategic alliances." The Full Research Report on Seattle Genetics, Inc. - including full detailed breakdown, analyst ratings and price targets - is available to download free of charge at: [http://www.wsreports.com/r/full_research_report/f796_SGEN] -- Arena Pharmaceuticals,Inc. Research Report On June 26, 2013, Arena Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Arena) announced that Eisai Limited, a subsidiary of Eisai Inc. (Eisai), has submitted a New Drug Submission (NDS) for BELVIQ (lorcaserin HCl) with Health Canada. According to Arena, BELVIQ is being evaluated in Canada as an adjunct to a reduced-calorie diet and increased physical activity for chronic weight management (including weight loss and weight maintenance) in adult obese patients (initial body mass index, or BMI, ≥ 30 kg/m2), or overweight patients (initial BMI ≥ 27 kg/m2) in the presence of at least one additional cardiovascular risk factor (e.g., hypertension, dyslipidemia, type 2 diabetes, or sleep apnea). Arena manufactures BELVIQ in Switzerland, and sells the finished product to Eisai for distribution. In connection with the NDS, Arena reported that it will receive a milestone payment of $500,000 from Eisai. The Full Research Report on Arena Pharmaceuticals, Inc. - including full detailed breakdown, analyst ratings and price targets - is available to download free of charge at: [http://www.wsreports.com/r/full_research_report/6991_ARNA] -- WellCare Health Plans,Inc. Research Report On June 26, 2013, WellCare Health Plans, Inc. 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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Dizzying Himalayan heights of emotive excellence
By the time of this, her fourth album, Joni had reached a new balance: starting out with the all acoustic guitar and vocals of Song To A Seagull and Clouds, she'd then added drum, bass, percussion and quite a bit of piano on Ladies Of The Canyon. On this recording she adds dulcimer to her arsenal. As well as expanded sonic textures, increasing depth, subtlety and...
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Dizzying Himalayan heights of emotive excellence,
Sebastian Palmer "sebuteo" (Cambridge, England) - See all my reviews
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By the time of this, her fourth album, Joni had reached a new balance: starting out with the all acoustic guitar and vocals of Song To A Seagull and Clouds, she'd then added drum, bass, percussion and quite a bit of piano on Ladies Of The Canyon. On this recording she adds dulcimer to her arsenal. As well as expanded sonic textures, increasing depth, subtlety and intensity in her songwriting, this album also breaks the flow of Joni cover art, opting instead for a stark but highly appropriate close up portrait. The cover really does catch the mood of rapt, intense emotional introspection.
Appalachian dulcimer figures as prominently as piano on Blue, eclipsing guitar, with 'All I Want', 'Carey', 'California', and 'Case Of You' all played on this unusual instrument, which sounds a little like a strummed zither. 'Little Green' and 'This Flight Tonight' are the only 'normal' guitar numbers, and given Joni's penchant for unusual tunings, even they aren't so ordinary. 'This Flight Tonight' features a lovely low open tuning. With the whole guitar tuned pretty low (the bottom E is down at Ab), the resulting drone gives the song a very particular feel.
Whilst this is undoubtedly a "quintessential confessional singer/songwriter album", as noted by many a music critic, it achieves that effect by (or in spite of?) being quite different to anything by the other big names of the genre (James Taylor, Jackson Brown, Carole King, Carly Simon, etc.), all of whose music is far more conventional in respect of melody and harmony. Whilst I like quite a bit by these other artists (especially Taylor), I have to say that I think Joni is several notches higher up the artistic achievement scale.
One cautionary note regarding this album: as great as it undoubtedly is, it's amongst the hardest to take in one sitting (from the golden run of records starting with her debut and running somewhere into the latter part of the seventies), simply because of the raw emotional intensity of it. I find it's the more intensely confessional piano ballads that, whilst individually magnificent, can, if taken together, become somewhat cloying. The tendency towards maudlin self-doubt and criticism that began to be apparent on 'For Free', is not just aired here more freely, but is studied, dissected, even concentrated, as in the intense closer 'The Last Time I Saw Richard'.
However 'Little Green' exemplifies, for me, the best and most easily digested of this intensity. Amongst the greatest tracks on an already very strong album, it was written for her daughter, given away when Joni herself was very young - "Child with a child pretending" she sings. It simply destroys me every time I hear it. Only a heart of stone could fail to be touched. And it packs as big a punch musically as emotionally, with her shimmering harp like guitar, vocal lines that wind enigmatically through distinctive melodies, all seemingly effortlessly and perfectly delivered.
A guitar style like no-one else's, songs that are melodically and harmonically like no others, played with pristine glass-like clarity, and topped off with a voice that seems capable of going wherever it chooses. A stark stunner of an album that is totally essential.
24 of 25 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Joni sets the standard,
Mr G L Thorpe (Manchester, England) - See all my reviews
1971 seems to have been a year in which singer-songwriters were overly flushed with inspiration, churning out what would prove to be their best work for years. Sitting confidently next to other classics of the period, such as Carole King's 'Tapestry' and Bowie's 'Hunky Dory', Joni Mitchell's 'Blue' is arguably her best record ever. Though, as you might guess, the general mood of the album tends towards melancholia, there are also inspirational gems like 'Carey' and 'California' to remind you how wonderful everything sometimes is! Extolling the virtues of love and a free life, these songs offer you a vision of living where simplicity is the key to happiness: "I'll rent me a grand piano, and put some flowers round my room . . " It can't get much better than that . .
36 of 38 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars constant as the northern star,
Gerard Kelly "gerry44" - See all my reviews
The definitive singer/ songwriter album is an understatement for this work of art. It's always annoyed me that the most gifted artist working in the "POP" arena, has always been labelled or typecast into such narrow divisions. The greatest FEMALE songwriter? Well of course, but which Male is better? Since the early seventies, she set the standard and even Mr. Dylan sights her as one of his very few peers.So who among them sings, plays, writes, produces, paints the cover - even today, no one has equalled her. So BLUE should be your starting point as an introduction to this amazing artist. She sings, plays and writes in her own blood, with an honesty that will break your heart. Follow this with Hejira and Turbulent Indigo and you'll realise she really has no peers. GENIUS.
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars New Joni Mitchell fan,
Charles Stobert "frogMagic" (London, UK) - See all my reviews
Since buying this album I have been listening to it almost compulsively! I had heard of Joni Mitchell and had never before heard her music. Now I can see what all the fuss is about.
Her voice is authentic and completely entrancing. I have been singing all my life and can completely appreciate her tone and vibrato (described by some as 'warbling' which I don't think does it justice!).
Each song has its own charm but the opening song is magical, pulling you into the album. I find myself pressing 'play' again just to hear the opening refrain 'I am on a lonely road and I am travelling, travelling, travelling...'. Other favourites are 'My Old Man' which is a piano and voice combo.
The album is spare, almost minimal, but this allows her voice and lyrics to shine and, being a sucker for singer / songwriters, I love it! I have read this album described as the 'perfect example' of the singer / songwriter's art. Joni Mitchell is indeed a poet and for an example of the genre you could not go far wrong.
26 of 28 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Fractured and frayed,
Greg Farefield-Rose (Hertfordshire United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
Blue is nearly always the highest placed Joni Mitchell album in any polls of favourite LPs. Although the under-rated Clouds is my personal favourite, I can understand why so many people can relate in moments of sadness to the desperate, pure introspection of Joni's fourth LP.
Yes, stark, fragile and uncomfortably intimate are all words generally used in any review of Blue and though they tell a large part of the story they don't quite reflect the whole LP. For in amongst the beautiful fractured ballads, there are more buoyant upbeat songs such as Carey, This Flight Tonight and A Case Of You though it's still fair to say that it's the heart-wrenching slower songs that define this album. Such an emphasis is further placed by the artist herself with the selection of a sad looking, blue and white photo on the cover rather than one of Joni's more colourful paintings which adorn most of her other releases.
On to the music itself, it's interesting to notice that the main composing instrument in the majority of songs is piano or Joni's recently acquired dulcimer rather than guitar. The piano preference is a further pointer towards the downbeat mood with highlights for me being the classic River, soulful Last Time I Saw Richard and My Old Man, a song written I believe about Joni's former partner Graham Nash. Among the songs written on the dulcimer are the opener All I Want and California, a well phrased, more upbeat hankering for home by Mitchell whilst on soul search intercontinental travels prior to the recording of Blue. All personal stuff though the most private song of all was written on the guitar. Green features oblique lyrics which only years later were revealed to be about the baby daughter a young Joni gave up for adoption with whom she was movingly reunited in the 90s.
Very personal music indeed with the introspective mood enhanced by the very sparing but well chosen instrumental embellishments provided by Stephen Stills, James Taylor, Sneaky Pete and Russ Kunkel. Indeed for much of the album's recording the only people in the studio were Joni herself and engineer Henry Lewy.
Blue is an excellent desolate album which, although not immediately melodic and catchy, is well worth persevering with. It is one of the ultimate, introverted singer-songwriters LPs and is well worth purchasing though don't just buy the Joni Mitchell poll topper - try the more upbeat, fuller musical palettes of the aforementioned Clouds, Ladies Of The Canyon and Hissing Of The Summer Lawns as well...
50 of 54 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The best album you could ever buy,
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Blue by Joni Mitchell is one of those rare albums that is loved by a huge variety of music lovers. Whatever you're into, you will love this album after a few listens. Give it a chance and it pierces your soul. The songs embed themselves in you're phyche and you're hooked. The whole album is powerful, beautiful and inspiring and whether you are feeling happy, sad or lonely, it's one you want to listen to. An album that matches every mood - the most special music that i have ever heard.
46 of 50 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars something to enrich your life,
firstname.lastname@example.com (London) - See all my reviews
This album sends shivers through my body and reminds me of the wonder that is the world just at the very thought of it. Classics, such as 'Blue' and up-beat, spirit-lifting tunes like 'California' have travelled around the world with me, picked me up when things aren't quite going right and reminded me that everything is good, despite what it seems like at that moment. Joni herself sings 'I am on a lonely road and I am travelling, looking for something, what can it be?' and if this isn't enough to remind you that even when you are alone there are other people, beautiful people, feeling the same way, then what is? I would say, buy it, fill yourself with it and let it enrich your life.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Timeless soundtrack to your life story,
This album is wonderful. Must admit that when I first bought it, I spring cleaned my room, put the album tidily at the back of the cupboard and forgot I had it, so didn't listen to it for the next two years (which I guess shows how rarely I clean my house!) Rediscovered it just before Xmas last year and it's been in or near my CD player since. There's something about her lyrics and those amazing guitar chords which makes these songs so real to me, invoking images and moods and sometimes tears (like last week on a plane home I was listening to "This Flight Tonight" on headphones and it made me cry- got a lot of funny looks from the other passengers!). I can relate to these tracks, and they have influenced my own style of songwriting in a way that few other artists have ever done. Buy this album. Go on. I dare you. Trust me, it will become the soundtrack to your life (if you don't let it get lost at the back of a cupboard first...)
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars My world changed,
J. C. Chamberlain (Manchester, Cheshire, UK) - See all my reviews
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I first heard the song Case of You in the film Practical Magic and thought how wonderful it was. I bought the film soundtrack (the whole music selection for the film was pretty good) and then i bought the album Blue to see what the rest of Jonis work was like.
I fell in love with the album so completely, that now i've moved to MP3 and sold 99% of my CD's i can't bear to part with this one. One of the others is Court & Spark.
The music is so simple, the strings, drums, and her voice- the most wonderful voice i have ever heard, conveying such emotion that the music and words combined make the whole album an amazing rollercoaster of feelings and thoughts.
I'd recommend to anyone who has ever felt any kind of emotion.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars High water mark during a storm,
This is Joni's magnum opus. If you're too young to have discovered this before, you've got nothing short of a revelation in store. Released in 1973 along with Carol King's Tapestry album and Joplin's Pearl, this record burned itself into the souls of a generation. The stellar musicianship and lyricism is underpinned by an emotional sensitivity that leaves ordinary mortals gasping at the sidelines. This is about as far away from the X-factor, Madonna and nameless boy-bands as you'll get in popular music. There's beauty, integrity and a wonderful freedom pervading every track. Play this after Miles Davis' Kind of Blue or Music from the Big Pink and consider if we've progressed musically in the last 50 years...
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It's no secret that the LeBron 11 went through a couple of different design tweaks before eventually making it to retail. Heck, any given sneaker is bound to change while it's going through the creation process. Shown here is a strange sample version of the sneaker that suggests an alternate outcome-one featuring a lot less Swoosh branding. You'll notice that the tiled Swoosh on the lateral side of the sneaker is missing-although the smaller one on the medial remains intact. Continue reading for another glance at this strange pair of LeBron sneakers and give us your reactions down in the comments.
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"@sneakernews: A LeBron 11 sample that's missing the Swoosh, interesting dlvr.it/4dNpNK pic.twitter.com/bq4Eq7DWpD" Loon terrible! RT
@sneakernews that's why I like Jordans no swoosh except the 1
They kinda look like a new flightposite wit all of da new nike technology. Unique lookin...
i told everyone this shoe is ugly, and everyone said i was tripN. this shoe is over built and is just a bit tomuch for me
@sneakernews why are all these samples pics awful quality and on a beige floor lol..
I personally really like the placement of the swoosh on the XIs- the way it wraps over the foot is just perfect. These definitely look like knock-offs without it.
@sneakernews they look like the best generic shoes 2k got
@ant_sheppard it's horrible
@sneakernews now thats a great look
@sneakernews they look 2k shoes.
Yeah i'll go ahead and take those shoes in the back...haha...
I actually like these! Reminds me of the Flightposites from the late early 2000s
LMAO looks like a bootleg Lebron 11s
yup after have many King Lebron, they still smack a swoosh on it !! when did Jordan loose his swoosh, yes on his 2nd shoe.....
I like this much better. Cleaner look IMO.
nice. wish they went on ahead and did this for a batch of shoes. Nike sometimes overdoes the logos at times.
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lCLEMSON, S.C. -- Clemson reserve wide receiver Martavis Bryant will miss the Chick-Fil-A Bowl for failing to meet academic requirements. Tigers coach Dabo Swinney announced Bryant's suspension Tuesday. No. 14 Clemson (10-2) will face ninth-ranked LSU (10-2) at the Georgia Dome on Dec. 31. Bryant is a sophomore who has 10 catches for 305 yards and four touchdowns in 10 games. He was listed as a backup to star wideout DeAndre Hopkins.
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You might be asking...who? Well, we've got more information that you wanted to know about Trevor Scott, right here. The long and short of it is that he was a depth defensive end for the Patriots last year. When Chandler Jones and Jermaine Cunningham were down, he stepped in and filled the void. He wasn't spectacular but he definitely made his presence felt, and was actually quite good defending tight ends. Scott spent many years with the Raiders before signing a one year deal with New England last year. It seems he might not return to Foxborough though. Aaron Wilson: Veteran defensive end Trevor Scott visited the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday, according to a league source. He wasn't immediately signed to a contract. I've thought all along that Scott was the Patriots back up plan in case they failed to land Dwight Freeney or John Abraham. They've added a lot of bodies at the position of DE, but they lack a veteran presence and really just have a lot of unknowns. If the P...
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The Melbourne Planetarium is located at Scienceworks, Spotswood. Featuring a 16m domed screen, it uses the latest digital technology to recreate the night sky all around you and can even fly you off the Earth to explore the Universe beyond.
On the morning of May 10, the Moon will meet up with the Sun in the sky. Many places across Australia will experience a partial solar eclipse - here in Melbourne, 37% of the Sun's diameter will be blocked by the Moon. It's not enough for us to notice any visible effects, but if you use the right observing methods (as described below), it's a neat thing to watch.
However, along a narrow line across the top of Australia, including Tennant Creek (NT), an annular eclipse will occur. What happens here, is that the Moon directly lines up with the Sun, but the Moon is too small to block the Sun completely. Instead, we are left with a ring of sunlight shining out from around the dark Moon.
The satellite Hinode, a Japanese mission in partnership with NASA, NAOJ, STFC, ESA and NSC, observed this annular eclipse on 4 January 2011.
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Skynotes readers will be aware that the Moon's distance to Earth varies throughout the month. At perigee, when the Moon is closest to Earth, it's around 360,000 km away. But at apogee, when the Moon is furthest from Earth, its distance increases to about 400,000 km. Well this month, apogee occurs on May 13, a few days after the eclipse. Being further away, the Moon appears smaller and no longer matches the size of the Sun.
It's such a great coincidence that we have solar eclipses at all. Who ever thinks much about the Sun and Moon appearing the same size, even though they are at such different distances from Earth? Having seen my first total solar eclipse last November, I'm really glad this coincidence occurs, as it was an amazing sight.
Timings of the partial eclipse from Melbourne on Friday 10th are:
Remember, it is not safe to look directly at the Sun. There are safe ways to look at the eclipse – at the Scienceworks shop you can purchase special eclipse glasses that will allow you to watch the event, while protecting your eyesight.
You can also create a simple "pinhole" projection. It's as easy as making a small pinhole in a piece of paper or cardboard. Do not look through the hole, but allow the Sun to shine through and project an image onto a second piece of cardboard. Even a blank wall or clear patch of ground can make good surfaces for projection.
Sometimes nature helps out too. If you can see sunlight travelling through the leaves of a tree, you've got yourself some ready made pinhole projections. Check the ground and it might be covered with little eclipse images. Take a look at this great example on the Astronomy magazine website.
Australian Astronomy Factsheet : for eclipse timings from other Australian cities.
It's quite rare for two comets to be found in the same patch of sky, but right now Comets Lemmon and PANSTARRS are both in the south. Unfortunately they are very faint, and even from a lovely dark sky, they are only just barely visible. But they are putting on a show for those with binoculars or a small telescope.
During February, astro-photographer, Alex Cherney captured the two comets from the Mornington Penisula. He has also produced a wonderful time-lapse video of the comets together in the sky. You can check it out on the Terrastro blog.
During February Comets Lemmon and PANSTARRS have travelled across the southern sky.Image: Alex CherneySource: http://www.terrastro.com/
There's a chance that the comets may brighten a little as they continue to head towards the Sun, but you never can tell with comets. After all, comets are called 'dirty snowballs' and how brilliantly (or disappointingly!) they will melt is hard to predict.
Comet PANSTARRS is currently the brighter of the two and it reaches perihelion (closest to the Sun) on the 10th March. The problem for us, is that we can only see the comet in the twilight sky and after perihelion it will move too far north for us to see it at all. However, northern hemisphere observers are hopeful that the comet might be fairly easy to see once it travels north.
Comet Lemmon can be found low in the south-west at sunset or low in the south-east before sunrise. It will reach perihelion on the 24th March, and photographs of the comet have shown it to have an eerie greenish glow. The comet contains carbon (or C2 gas) and the Sun is making the gas fluoresce and turning it green.
For the next couple of days, Comets Lemmon and PANSTARRS can be found in the south. This chart is for Melbourne at 9pm, 28 February.Source: Museum Victoria
On 18 February 1930, Clyde Tombaugh achieved an amazing feat - he discovered Pluto. It's said that he was a meticulous astronomer and I'm sure he must have needed all that mettle to have stumbled upon the tiny speck that was Pluto.
Over six years ago, Pluto grabbed headlines when astronomers famously 'demoted' the planet and designated it as the first of the dwarf planets. Some were disappointed by this – but I have to say that Pluto has always been a bit of an odd-ball. It was something we had explored a year earlier with the release of our planetarium show, The Problem with Pluto, in 2005.
In this planetarium show, Lucy is on a research craft with her mother Lillian, a scientist, and together they are gathering data to discover just what Pluto's status should be.Image: Melbourne PlanetariumSource: Museum Victoria
A fellow astronomer shared with me his interesting way to explain it. Imagine, as a child, having a case full of pencils. The pencils came in all different colours but at their heart they were the same; except for one. It was a bit odd, still good for colouring-in just like a pencil, but there was something different about it. Nonetheless, it was the only one you'd even seen and it had always been in the pencil case, so you called it a pencil along with all the others. Then, one day at a friend's house, you opened their pencil case and it was filled with something called crayons. Your eyes lit up with recognition. That odd-ball pencil you'd been worried about wasn't odd after all, it was in fact a crayon.
When Pluto was discovered, it was one of a kind at the edge of the Solar System. It wasn't a terrestrial planet, it wasn't a gas giant, but it did orbit the Sun. Seventy years on, we now know of thousands of objects orbiting alongside Pluto. They are the icy worlds that make up the Kuiper Belt. Pluto, because it is big enough to be round, is still a bit special and so it now goes by the new label of dwarf planet.
On Pluto Day, I'll be celebrating that Pluto has now found its rightful place in the Solar System.
Right now, a real research craft is on its way to Pluto. Called New Horizons it will fly by Pluto in July 2015 and journey on to discover more about the Kuiper Belt. Source: NASA
The Problem with Pluto will be showing at the Melbourne Planetarium at 2pm, 18 February to 4 March.
Most of the time we rush through space without giving it a second thought. But every now and again the Universe reminds us that we are not alone.
On Saturday morning, 16 February, Earth will be buzzed by asteroid '2012 DA14'. Its closest approach at 6:25am, will bring it 34,000km from Earth. That's just a little closer than the geosynchronous satellites – a ring of communication and weather satellites that orbit the Earth at 36,000km. Earlier predictions had the asteroid coming even closer, but Earth's gravity keeps tugging on the asteroid and changing its predicted path, ever so slightly.
The path of asteroid 2012 DA14, which approaches Earth from "below" and passes through the ring of geosychronous satellites. The times given are AEDT.Source: NASA/JPL-Caltech
One thing is quite clear – there is no chance the asteroid will collide with Earth and that's a good thing. At 45 metres across, it's not particularly small and probably of similar size to the asteroid that exploded over Siberia in 1908. Known as the Tunguska event, it flattened 80 million trees across an area the size of Port Phillip Bay.
The path of asteroid 2012 DA14 across the south-west sky as seen from Melbourne on the morning of Saturday 16 February 2013. The times indicated are in AEDT while the positions with relation to the horizon are calculated for 5:25am.Source: Melbourne Planetarium
Asteroid 2012 DA14 won't be bright enough for us to see, but experienced observers could catch a glimpse with a small telescope. It will appear in the south-west, just below the Southern Cross – the hard thing will be pin-pointing it while it's zipping along at 28,000 km/hour.
The rock was discovered almost a year ago by the La Sagra Observatory in southern Spain. It's one of a handful of observatories that hunt and monitor Near Earth Objects. Each day, about a hundred tons of interplanetary material falls onto Earth – mostly dust from comets or small fragments from asteroid collisions. But once every 100 years, we expect something larger, like 2012 DA14, to appear. It's nice to know there are people out there looking and making sure our path is clear.
The Tunguska event was caused by a similar sized asteroid exploding over Siberia in 1908.Source: the Leonid Kulik Expedition
A Ustream feed of the flyby from a telescope at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama, will be broadcast from 1pm to 4pm, 16 February (AEDT).
Animations and interviews by NASA scientists
Accounts of the Tunguska event from Science at NASA
It was 10 years ago today, 1 February 2003, that the Space Shuttle Columbia broke apart on its way back to Earth. The STS-107 crew had spent 16 days in orbit and were just 16 minutes from landing when the accident tragically occurred.
This photograph survived on a roll of unprocessed film recovered from the accident. Bottom row (L to R): Kalpana Chawla, mission specialist; Rick D. Husband, mission commander; Laurel B. Clark, mission specialist, and Ilan Ramon, payload specialist. Top row (L to R): David M. Brown, mission specialist; William C. McCool, pilot, and Michael P. Anderson, payload commander.Source: NASA
On a trip to the USA in 2002, I attended a talk by astronaut and astronomer, John Grunsfeld. He was asked "why fly into space when the risks are so high?" and his reply has always stuck with me. It was pretty much "because it's the most amazing thing to do."
He went on to explain that while astronauts are fully aware of the risks involved – and they don't take them lightly – they are also certain that the benefits of what they are doing will lead to greater things for our future.
Today we remember the amazing men and women who have believed in the spirit of space exploration. I hope there will always be pioneers just like them, who are willing to push the limits of what's possible and dream big for all of us.
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Like other Australian astronomers last night, I was glued to the computer watching as a fire raged across the Warrumbungle National Park in NSW, home to Australia's world-class optical and infrared telescopes at Sliding Spring Observatory. I think the hardest thing was knowing that it's almost 10 years ago to the day, that fires destroyed the Mt Stromlo Observatory in Canberra. Could this really be happening again?
A truly frightening image, as Australia's largest optical telescope, the Australian Astronomical Telescope (AAT), is engulfed in smoke.Source: Rural Fire Services
Fires blaze around cottages in front of the AAT. To the top right of the image are the flames that engulfed the lodge.Source: FTS webcam
The glow as the astronomer's lodge is destroyed. Temperatures at the AAT were measured to be over 100 degrees.Source: FTS webcam
Thankfully, lessons were learnt from that event and there is much hope that measures put into place may have saved the dozen or so telescopes on the mountain. We'll have to wait and see as the damage is assessed over the next few days.
The good news is that all 18 staff were evacuated safely. Many telescope domes are still standing, as new images come through this morning. The building which has been destroyed was the lodge which provided accommodation for astronomers during their observing runs.
Electronics were not meant to survive such temperatures.Source: HATSouth webcam
The picture I wanted to see today. The AAT dome still stands, but there will be a wait to access how the telescope fared inside.Source: LCOGT webcam
Our thoughts are with the community of Coonabarabran and those who have been affected by the fires, and our thanks go out to fire services for their great efforts.
If the telescopes had been destroyed it would have been devastating for Australian astronomical research, all but ending our ability to do continue doing optical astronomy here. Hundreds of researchers and students rely on those telescopes. And it would also have affected the Coonabarabran community, many of whom rely on the telescopes for their livelihoods too.
Images of the event, many taken from the webcams that are normally used by astronomers to check sky conditions during their nightly observations, tell the story.
The burnt out remains of the astronomers lodge. I have fond memories of Margaret's delicious chocolate pudding, which I would devour there, before heading up to the telescope for the night's observing run!Source: Rural Fire Services
The square "dome" on the left houses the ANU's 2.3 metre telescope which stayed a comfortable 20 degrees throughout the fire. The dome to the top right is the new SkyMapper telescope, led by Nobel Laureate Brian Schmidt and built to continue the work of the Great Melbourne Telescope after it was destroyed in the Mt Stromlo fires. Temperatures there peaked at 65 °C.Source: Rural Fire Services
The Warrumbungle Shire Council has set up a Warrumbungle Shire Mayor's Bushfire Appeal with donations being used solely to assist residents affected by the fire. The NSW Rural Fire Service are reporting that some 40 properties and over 110 out-buildings have been confirmed lost as well as a large number of livestock and farm machinery.
Siding Spring after the fires of January 2013 via Observations Blog, Sydney Observatory
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Back in the day the hot setup was Krober ignition, but that was a long time ago.
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Melissa Rodenbeek and Hiram Lucke are The Harvey Girls, a brilliantly eccentric husband-and-wife psych-pop band from Portland, Oregon. Their latest release, Sidereal Time (Circle Into Square), combines pop lullabies with lush experimental sound to create the perfect soundtrack for a mellow, dreamy night. Recorded by Hiram at the couple's house, Sidereal Time draws from a strangely beautiful array of influences—baroque pop, early Disney soundtracks, bluegrass, and country—to create placid and enveloping songs like opener "Moonrise" (featuring guitar and noises from Benoit Pioulard). A lucky $20 nylon-string acoustic guitar find inspired "Here's to Hoping Your Heroes Are Real" and "Crows in Grass," while friends Josh Millard and Cord Amato added banjo and saz (a Turkish stringed instrument) to the mix. Strings, horns, brass, saws, pianos, and glockenspiels ornament the arrangements; tight vocal harmonies warm them. Snippets of natural and artificial sounds subtly underscore each song's otherworldly appeal. Despite its sleepy and surreal sound, Sidereal Time's lyrics focus on hard realities: the lives of those who are nameless-but-famous (the horse-diving rider in "Ft Worth, 1963" and "She Rode Flying Horses") or holding onto something beloved as it fades ("Picher, Nowata"). As The Harvey Girls' most sophisticated and mature recording to date, Sidereal Time is filled with dreams and the sad and lovely music they make as they drift away.
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PEDs, Pirates and Puig headline second half in MLB
PEDs, Pirates and Puig headline second half in MLB
Much of the focus as baseball heads into the second half is on the possible suspensions of Alex Rodriguez, Ryan Braun and a handful of All-Stars implicated in the Biogenesis performance enhancing drug scandal.
Puigmania, a Pirates revival and one impressive power show in Baltimore may shift the gaze back onto the field, where there will be a lot to watch headed down the stretch of the regular season.
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Miranda: Not so fast political hopefuls
Mitch E. Perry
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Last week, the Tampa City Council endorsed a proposal made by Councilman Charlie Miranda that could prevent council members who lose a bid for higher office from immediately getting their old job back.
Mirandaâs proposal was approved by the Council on a 5-2 vote. One of those who supported it was Mary Mulhern, who could be one of those council member affected if the city legal staff deems the measure legal. Mulhern is considering a run for higher office in the future. If she were to run for Hillsborough County Commissioner in 2010, but lose â Mirandaâs measure would ban her from running in 2011 for re-election to Council.
Council members Linda Saul-Sena voted against the motion by Miranda. Saul-Sena is considered a likely mayoral candidate in 2011.
Mulhern said she spoke with Miranda to understand the motivation behind his calling for such a temporary ban on running for re-election.
Councilman John Dingfelder was the other member of Council to vote against Mirandaâs motion. He has already announced that he will be running for a County Commission seat in 2010. Mirandaâs proposal, if considered legal, could prevent him for running for an at-large Council seat in 2011.
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My GRANNY said that "ROARING RIVER" is a name for our Family's untitled song;
A tune that times your cradle's rock, but lasts your whole life long;.
I take you with me every day, hear you in my sleep at night;
Whoever named you "ROARING RIVER" said it all, a River named just right!
The current surges through my veins, the River is my Family's BLOOD
No need to search for HIGHS, life skirts an edge, "IMPENDING FLOOD"!
Every Bend hides a new adventure, another page in Life's future log,
Just out of sight, the "RUSH" is lurking, enhanced by the shifting fog;
Each rock is different, but they all find a way to fit into the BED,
A stormy night takes a restless turn, the River wanders EVERYWHERE instead!
Some morn' could bring PEACE that looks as if nothing's changed at all;
Another might show everything, the depth's deceit that makes the trees look small.
ROARING RIVER, ROARING RIVER, don't ever let the lonely silence fall on my ear;
A fading ROAR, my Family's River ceasing flowing, last worldly sound I'll ever hear!!


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HATTIESBURG – The Starkville Academy golf team shot a 326 at the Hattiesburg Country Club on Monday to finish fourth at the AAA State Tournament.
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Almost a week after game one, Starkville and Oxford met on the diamond for the final game of a best-of-three series that would place one team in the quarterfinals while the other would see its season come to a close.
C.T. Bradford had a feeling he was going to deliver in the clutch moment for Mississippi State.
The junior outfielder didn't disappoint.
Bradford singled home a run in the bottom of the 11th inning to lift the No. 28 (Collegiate Baseball) Bulldogs to a 7-6 win over Alabama to sweep the Southeastern Conference series Sunday at Dudy Noble Field.
Mississippi State relief pitcher Jonathan Holder can be an intimidating presence on the mound with his 6-foot-2, 230-pound frame and a fastball.
When his curve ball was working like it was Sunday, it's almost not fair to opposing hitters.
Holder struck out six Alabama batters in three innings and got the win as the Bulldogs defeated the Crimson Tide 7-6 in 11 innings at Dudy Noble Field.
Mississippi is a state that according to track and field coach Steve Dudley is "very rich in tradition and athletic skill."
"In the state of Mississippi, it doesn't matter if it's 5 minutes down the road or 5 hours down the road, there is a lot of talent in the state," Dudley said.
The Starkville Academy Volunteers may have a young football team when it hits the field for spring practice this afternoon.
The Southeastern Conference can be intimidating to underclassmen.
Jacob Robson overcame the fear and delivered for the Mississippi State Bulldogs.
There were certainly some incentive for Mississippi State's Ben Bracewell, Chad Girado and Sam Frost to perform on Saturday.
The three Alabama natives all had a role in helping the Bulldogs win a 5-4 decision over the Alabama Crimson Tide in 10 innings on the way to sweeping a doubleheader. State won the first game 10-6.
All season long the East Webster Lady Wolverines have taken it one game at a time and the playoffs have been no different.
Despite losing game one of the quaterfinals on Thursday night, East Webster welcomed Hatley to its home field and after wining game two, the Lady Wolverines took game three 12-2 to advance to the Class 2A North Championship.
Marquez Branson and Odie Rush remember what it's like to grow up in Starkville and have role models.
On Saturday, they were looking to provide someone for the next generation to look up to.
Branson and Rush were part of a group of volunteers helping coach Rodney Johnson of the Starkville Cowboys with the second spring football camp on Saturday at Westside Park.


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The sys admin's daily grind: Httptunnel
Pierced Walls
Just a couple of hours after completing this article, Charly headed off on vacation. Before he left, he indulged in a spot of piercing to help him work around the paranoid firewalls waiting for him in the Internet cafes at his holiday location.
As a country boy, the first time I saw body piercing was in the nose of my grandfather's prize bull, long before people started to disfigure their faces and secondary sexual organs with bits of metal. Firewall piercing – setup tricks that route arbitrary TCP traffic through an existing hole such as HTTP(S) – started to become popular in the epoch between rings in bulls' noses and perforated humans, or about the time SUSE 5.3 was released.
Httptunnel [1], which I will be using on vacation, dates back to the same period. Although today, admins could replace the tool with just a couple of iptables lines, it has always been more user friendly, and it is available out of the box with most distributions.
A journey of approximately 12 hours will take me to Occitania [2], an area full of friendly people, beautiful landscapes, and Internet cafes, in which network access means strictly HTTP. Unfortunately, I was planning to publish the events of the international jellyfish-throwing contest, which is held in Occitania on IRC; in other words, I need SSH.
Httptunnel comprises the client and its target. The client, HTC, listens on any port; it will have to be a port above 1024 if you only have normal user privileges. The client encapsulates incoming connections in HTTP and sends them to its target, a port supported by the firewall. If you want to try this with port 443, the command line is:
htc -w -F 4711 kintyre.kuehnast.com:443
When you try this out, it makes sense to set the -w parameter, which keeps the process from running in the background as a daemon. As soon as I get everything working, I'll leave out this parameter. The -F stands for "Forward," and it is followed by the source and target for forwarding. Because the source is a port on my localhost, there is no need to specify a hostname, just a port. The target can be an IP address or a hostname, as shown in the example.
Back to Front
The whole thing needs to be back to front on the server. The HTS server component accepts incoming connections on port 443, strips off the HTTP layer, and passes them on to the configured target port. In the example here, this is port 22; after all, I need an SSH login:
hts -w -F localhost:22 443
Although this might not seem logical, I need to configure the target port 22 first, followed by the port that HTS uses to listen for incoming connections. To try it out, I'll open an SSH connection for localhost, port 4711:
ssh -p 4711 charly@localhost
Now I can log in to the server (Figure 1). Before you start to protest, the jellyfish-throwing contest was just a joke, but now that the vintners in Languedoc have stopped producing industrial alcohol and starting making really good wines, I'm sure you will all be really jealous.
- Httptunnel: http://www.nocrew.org/software/httptunnel.html
- Occitania: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occitania
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Anxious? Take a few long, deep breaths. On your next task, move slowly. Speed only hides panic.
"How's it going?" I asked Susan during our follow-up phone coaching session. A second-grade teacher, Susan had recently completed the first weekend of the Cultivating Awareness and Resilience in Education (CARE) mindfulness-based teacher professional development program, and had begun practicing bringing a more mindful approach to her teaching.Read more »
Inadvertently, No Child Left Behind has resulted in teachers more stressed-out than ever. This is where practicing mindful awareness can make all the difference.
The classroom is a set-up for the stress response. I'm trying to get through this lesson so my kids will do well on the standardized tests and I'll be able to keep my job. But my students aren't paying attention and don't care a hoot about this test.Read more »
Heading to newsstands: The June 2015 issue of Mindful magazine. Check out the online extras on Mindful.org.
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Elisha Goldstein shares a mindfulness practice for embracing others when they've hurt us.
Ed Halliwell: Meditation for anxiety.
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I would like to bring your attention an important detail about DV noob's Rally. Being one of the best and biggest events of west coast, DV Noob's Rally is a great place to advertise your motorcycle / adventure related business or products.
Every year many businesses step up and donate their products for the main event of the rally, Saturday night raffle. Many top brands as well as many other small or start up businesses help Joel to put this raffle together with their donations.
I know there will be a lot of great donations this year as well, from service coupons at local motorcycle shops (Lior), to strongest tequila in town (Mike), Klim, double take mirrors, and many more.
It is the best and cheapest publicity you can get for your business. 200 hardcore riders in one place, most of them are noobs who are trying to farkle their bikes with the nicest gadgets and parts out there. We all talk about the prizes all night long, even if we don't win it. :)
So if you are a business owner or know anyone who would be interested in (almost) free publicity, please contact Joel.
P.S: sorry about the misspellings. Damn foreigners. :)
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Peach Caramei Cobbler
13 Jul 2010
|Canned peach halves
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|Refrigerated caramel danish rolls with nuts
|20 Ounce (1 Package)
|All purpose flour
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Grated lemon peel
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ginger ale
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Drain peaches, reserving 1 cup syrup.
Cut up peaches and set aside.
Crumble sugar-nut mixture from refrigerated caramel rolls into saucepan; add flour, lemon peel, and salt.
Stir in ginger ale and reserved peach syrup; mix well.
Cook, stirringconstantly, over medium heat till thickened; stir in butter or margarine.
Add peaches; bring to boiling.
Pour hot peach mixture into 8x8x 2-inch baking dish.
Immediately separate caramel rolls; arrange atop the hot mixture.
Bake at 400° till done, 25 to 30 minutes.
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