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Gilmer County Circuit Court Report - 02.25.10
Chief Judge Jack Alsop appeared in Gilmer County Circuit Court on Thursday, February 25, 2010 and tried a civil case with Judge Facemire's November, 2009 panel of jurors.
The November 2009 term ends on Friday, February 26, 2010 with Judge Alsop starting his March 2010 term on Tuesday, March 02, 2010 when the grand jury will appear at 8:30 AM to consider their indictments.
Although Circuit Clerk Karen Elkin had left a message on the juror telephone that the trial was still on for Thursday unless school was cancelled.
Judge Alsop called her early on Thursday morning (while jurors were still calling the recording) and asked her to contact as many of the jurors as she could reach and have them still appear for trial.
Clerk Elkin immediately turned off the message and she and her staff began calling jurors personally and asking them if they could make it to Court.
Thirteen of the twenty jurors eventually showed up and the trial began and ended at 11:45 AM with a jury verdict in favor of the plaintiffs and awarded them $16,051.95.
Judge Alsop thanked the jurors for their service at the November term on behalf of himself and Judge Facemire and excused them for the term.
The civil trial was Lynn and Lola Moneypenny vs. Annette Kraus
It involved a car accident and injuries.
Moneypennys were represented by Dan Cooper of Clarksburg and Ms. Kraus was represented by Tanya Kesner of Charleston, WV.
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Beatrice Alemanga returns with a follow up to the charming Bugs in a Blanket. What happens when the bugs venture out into the big, wide garden to find some new friends? This sturdy board book introduces children to lovable bugs who learn how to accept creatures they are initially afraid of. Author Beatrice Alemagna invented a whole new technique of illustration for this book using a felted wool technique and an amalgam of applique, fabrics and stitching. Ever since Little Fat Bug's birthday, the bugs in the blanket have been great friends. They are such great friends, and have spent so many hours playing together, in fact, that they are beginning to get bored of playing 'hug-a-bug' with each other. And so, at Little Fat Bug's suggestion, the bugs venture out into the garden to find new friends to play with. But will these bugs dare to make friends with creatures they have never seen before?
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Fort Myers police identify shooting victims.
Jamaris Williams
FORT MYERS - Fort Myers police identified the victims of a triple shooting that left one man dead Sunday night in the 2100 block of Davis.
19-year-old Jamaris Williams of Fort Myers was shot and killed. Two other men, 19-year-old Paul Baldwin and 18-year-old Tommy Williams, both of Fort Myers, also suffered gunshot wounds. The severity of their injuries is not known.
Williams death marks the 18th homicide in Fort Myers this year.
Witnesses reported seeing a pickup truck leaving the scene of the crime. Police located the suspect vehicle in the 2400 block of Dupree Street. The truck was reported stolen from another jurisdiction.
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When it comes to creating exceptional hair colour and the hottest catwalk looks, a team of hairdressers from in have proved they are among the best in the UK having made it through to the Grand Final of the LOréal Colour Trophy 2007.
Shelley Tempest and Marcello Moccia beat off stiff competition from thirty-nine salons across the North Eastern region to clinch their place in the Grand Final in London on Monday 21 May. They are now one step closer to winning the prestigious LOréal Colour Trophy and a once-in-a-lifetime prize that could see them jetting over to New York to produce a photo spread for fashion bible Vogue.
At the North Eastern Regional Final their live hairdressing skills were put under the spotlight by a panel of top hairdresser judges including Errol Douglas, Sean Dawson, David Lambert and Dylan Bradshaw. Industry luminary and guest judge Sean Dawson commented;
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British Prime Minister David Cameron has introduced a plan that would block pornography on most computers, smartphones and tablets. Does the effort contribute to Internet policing or get in the way of free speech? Joining the program to discuss the measure are Cindy Gallop, an advertising agency legend and founder of Make Love Not Porn; and Gail Dines, professor of sociology and women's studies at Wheelock College in Boston and founder of Stop Porn Culture.
Last night, Coca-Cola aired a new 2-minute anti-obesity ad that looks more like a public service announcement than a commercial. Is anyone buying the mega-corporation's attempts at rebranding itself as a health-focused company? Cindy Gallop, an advertising consultant who focuses on brand reinvention, has been watching the new Coca-Cola campaign closely.
Yesterday The Weather Channel announced that they want to "proactively name winter storms" freeing us from the uncreative "blizzard of 2007" construction. Cindy Gallop, an ad consultant and former chairman of BBH New York, explains the move.
"The glass cliff" — it's a concept coined by two female University of Exeter professors that has since been used to analyze gender roles in senior leadership for companies that are struggling to keep above ground.
Actress Ashley Judd is again in the media spotlight for slamming the media spotlight. This week, Judd penned an article in Daily Beast about her appearance — specifically her so-called "puffy face" — and the media's obsession with it. Mary Elizabeth Williams writes about women and the media as a Staff Writer for Salon. Cindy Gallop is an advertising consultant and former chairwoman of the advertising agency BBH.
After Steve Jobs died on Wednesday, many reflected on his innovations, and how they changed what the world has come to expect from technology. His intuitive understanding of design and human psychology helped him to create a user-friendly approach to high-tech computing which, in turn, made Apple one of the most popular brands in the world.
Advertising consultant, Cindy Gallop, reacts to the news that Disney has applied to trademark "Seal Team 6," the name of the elite unit that carried out the raid on Osama bin Laden's compound. She says she's torn between admiration for how swiftly Disney jumped in combined with "absolute horror at the idea of this" as it is "completely at odds with the way we've been appreciating the activities of Seal Team 6." Does this trademark reduce the seriousness of the brand?
Listeners have responded to the news as well.
Jason Chubb Custer Veith writes on our Facebook wall: So Disney wants to trademark "Seal Team Six." Why not? The way this Country is headed it will not be too long until our entire Government is run by corporations anyway.
The slogans "Yes We Can" and "Change We Can Believe In" transformed then-Senator Barack Obama's underdog bid for presidency into a frenzied, anti-incumbency movement that launched him to the Oval Office. Fast forward to today, and President Barack Obama has officially begun his re-election bid, though the word "change" is probably the last one he wants to hear.
We often hear debates about whether porn exploits women in the industry or plants seeds of immorality in the children who so easily access it online. But Cindy Gallop is more concerned with another question: What does porn do to both men and women – in terms of how they think about intimacy? Cindy is the creator of the website "Make Love Not Porn" and the author of "Make Love, Not Porn: Technology's Hardcore Impact on Human Behavior."
The rainbow and the rainbow flag have represented LGBT issues and gay rights since the 1970s. But now a group is saying it wants that to stop. The leader of a National Organization for Marriage (NOM) has asked opponents of marriage equality to reclaim the symbol from "the gay lobby," saying that the rainbow is "a sign of God's covenant with man." But can anyone really take ownership of a group of colors?
Smokers going to buy a pack of cigarettes will soon be greeted with a warning label containing graphic images of dead bodies, blackened organs and women crying. As of 2011, the Food and Drug Administration will require cigarette packs and ads to show more detailed images of the consequences of smoking, and 36 images (pdf) (some of them fairly graphic) have been approved. But how effective will this approach be in preventing smokers from lighting up?
In the wake of Arizona's new immigration law, the state is facing a growing public relations problem, and big potential losses in tourism and other forms of revenue. Everyone from convention-goers to bands on tour are avoiding the state, and the city of Phoenix predicts a loss of $90 million over the next five years because of these cancellations. We want to know from you: If you were to rebrand YOUR state, what slogan would you come up with? Tell us in six words or fewer.
Have former governors Sarah Palin and Mike Huckabee chosen to forgo politics in order to cultivate their celebrity status? That's the view of our guest, New York Times columnist Ross Douthat, who writes in an op-ed this week that both candidates chose to cash in on their celebrity following the 2008 elections, instead of working towards wider policy and governing experience. We also speak with Cindy Gallop, an advertising consultant and former chair of the advertising agency BBH.
President Obama is addressing a joint session of Congress tonight. His mission? To sell health care reform. In what may be the pitch of his presidency, President Obama hopes to jumpstart the debate that has stalled over the summer while critics of his health proposals dominated many public forums and his approval ratings dropped. To help President Obama get in touch with his inner Willie Loman and sell health care reform to a seemingly skeptical audience, we have gathered a roundtable of experts: Ted Widmer is a former speechwriter for Bill Clinton; Lisa Schiffren is a former speechwriter for Vice President Dan Quayle; and Cindy Gallop, an advertising consultant and former chair of ad agency BBH.
This Sunday, AMC kicks off the third season of its runaway hit, Mad Men. Set in 1960's New York City, the show celebrates the world-weary cool of the Madison Avenue advertising world. It also portrays an America in transition, having passed through the doldrums of the Eisenhower era and not yet ready for the free lovin' Woodstock nation. For a look at what this year's Mad Men brings to the small screen, we are joined by Eric Deggans. He is the television and media critic for the St. Petersburg Times. And to gauge if Mad Men gets the advertising world right, we are joined by Cindy Gallop. She is an advertising consultant and former chairman of the advertising agency BBH.
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As much as the world of journalism is having to react and evolve quickly due to the proliferation of blogs and social networking sites like Twitter taking over much of the fast-paced reporting, so too does the world of advertising. In the face of technological advances like TiVo, which allow viewers to fast forward over their very bread-and-butter, ad agencies and the companies they represent are having to get very creative to capture consumers' attention. To discuss the brave new world of 30-second spot- free advertising, we turn to advertising consultant and former chairman of ad agency BBH, Cindy Gallop.
Here's how one company is handling the change in advertising:
Consumers are spending less money, so companies are using increasingly aggressive advertising techniques to compete for dwindling dollars. Does bashing your competitors help or hurt? Advertising consultant Cindy Gallop joins The Takeaway to describe the fierce ad climate.
"It's the brands that project the most confidence in themselves that can sell themselves on their own merits, and not attack the competition, that will ultimately succeed."
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In honor of her birthday on August 6th, this weeks Daybreak Doppler Dames theme is Marisa Miller.
Our guest this week for the Thursday Q & A is Chris from the Packers blog Ol' Bag of Donuts so make sure to check back later this afternoon for that. You can also follow me or Pocketdoppler on Twitter to get notified right away.
Max has some photos and more from his recent trip to Green Bay for the shareholder's meeting, CHTV get together and more .
Jersey Al writes that Packers kicker Mason Crosby Finds the Answer to His Problems .
Not soon after Al posted the above, Alex from Packers lounge took him to task on it .
Packers Update has some postcards from camp.
For awhile there yesterday afternoon, Manny Para looked competent…but then, well you know the rest of the story as the Cubs beat the Brewers 15-3. Still a series win though and Brew Crew Ball has some game notes for you .
Could agree more with Jaymes from The Brewers Bar when he says this HBP situation is getting ridiculous .
We're Bucked has some issues with where the Bucks are ranked in ESPN's future rankings .
Badger news and notes from Bucky's 5th Quarter.
No way I can ignore what came out yesterday so here you go, the 10 reasons why Favre sent those photos to Jen Sterger .
I always knew celebrities were just like us normal, every day folks: Celebs Picking Up Dog Doo .
So how many of these 10 things every guy should own but doesn't do you have? I got 5 out of 5.
Truer words were never typed: Beer Remains Life's One True Constant .
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So about that Favre/Sterger stuff – OK, perhaps more than just one link about this whole deal. As entertaining as I am finding the whole thing, Brian over at CHTV has it right that until there's some proof, this is all hearsay . That being said, if it is true what in God's name was Favre thinking if he actually did sent those texts and photos? In an age where anything and everything can be kept, saved and stored for future use did Favre think he was that untouchable that this would never come back to bite him in the ass? Perhaps it's just another chapter in the 'Favre wasn't who we thought he was' book Packers fans have kept since he retired…the first time. I think the more pressing question in all of this though is when did the phrase 'cell phone-donging' become part of the daily lexicon and something that when you hear it you instantly know what it is? Now there's the real mystery.
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This is the commercial advertisement of Chevrolet Silverado. This commercial was released in July 1st 2013 in the United States entitled "Strong." It was made by Commonwealth, USA advertising agency. Good song and What a beautiful truck.
And the identity of the actors appearing in the commercial is also not known. If, by any chance, there is anyone out there with information about this actors, please comment!
The song which was used in the commercial ad of Chevrolet Silverado is "Strong" by Grammy-nominated American singer-songwriter Will Hoge released on July 11, 2013.
For those of you who like this song "Strong", you can download it from Itunes. In addition, the official Youtube channel of Chevrolet provides the official music video of this song "Strong". Learn more
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Chevrolet Silverado Strong Commercial
Song: Strong by Will Hoge
This is the lyrics that is used in the commercial ad.
He's a 20 years straight get to work on time
He's a love one woman for all his life
Everybody knows he ain't just tough
He's strong
Strong he'll pick you up and won't let you down
Rock solid inside out
Somebody you can trust
Steady as the sun
Ain't nothin' gonna knock him off the road he's rollin' on
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We're in the home stretch of the broadcast season and the week of upfront meetings where fall schedules are announced for the broadcast networks kicks off five weeks from today with NBC. Those fall schedules clear up any lingering questions about which shows will be renewed. My guess is that a decision on Chuck will go down to the wire like it usually does.
At this point that the remaining ratings for this season probably don't factor into NBC's decision as much as how much it likes its pilots and pricing from Warner Bros. But if NBC and Warner Bros are negotiating, we won't get any of those details. We will at least see the the ratings.
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Now that we're stateside, it's time to benchmark the LG G3. The device may be an international version, but it does work with AT&T's global GSM bands. Here in Charlotte, NC, we ran the device through a quick AnTuTu test while on LTE to see how it stood up to the rest of the field.


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When you ride the MTR (metro), in Hong Kong, the signs are clear and precisely written both in Chinese and English. Ok maybe that is because Hong Kong was once a British territory but I have to say that the metro system in Asia is amazing.
Paris is not that bad either, it is pretty easy to use once you get it. What does stink about it however, is that signs about construction work in the metro system are ONLY IN FRENCH. So countless lost tourists find themselves dismayed about why the train is not stopping at the stop they were expecting to get off at.
So, guess what! I am here to help. Here is what you can expect if you are goig to be in Paris over the next few months:
Good news! Since December 23rd, the metro service has been extended to 2:15 am on Saturdays and the eve of holidays. This is an improvement by 1 whole hour. Not to mention that they also have boosted the service so you only have to wait 5 minutes between trains after 9 pm (in theory).
Metro line 5 - BREGUET SABIN station closed from Monday march 5th till Tues May 15th
Metro line 7 - PLACE MONGE - closed from Feb 26- 22 May
Metros 1 & 8 - REUILLY DIDEROT - closed from April 2nd till July 1st from 9:30 PM everyday except Saturday and the eve of holidays. Line 8 remains accessible from FALDHERBE-CHALIGNY or MONTGALLET stations. Line 1 will remain accessible from GARE de LYON or NATION
Metro line 9 - VOLTAIRE from January 8th till April 8th
Metro lin 14 - the line is being extended to the future station Olympiades - expect the following interruptions:
between CHATELET and BIBLIOTHEQUE F. MITTERAND - Saturdays from 5:30 am- 9 am the 7, 14 & 28th of April; Sundays from 5:30 am till 10:00 am le 1st, 15, 22nd and 29th of April
between SAINT-LAZARE and BIBLIOTHEQUE F. MITTERAND - Sundays 25th of March and 8th of April from 5:30 am till 10:00 am
During this time a shuttle bus will be in place between GARE DE LYON and BIBLIOTHEQUE
Metro line 8 - OPERA the station is closed to the public all day between the 5th of March and the 18th of May 2007. The lines 3 and 7 remain open during this period
Metro line 7 - LA COURNEUVE to PORTE DE LA VILLETTE - traffic is stopped from Saturday the 7th till Monday the 9th of April. There will be a bus in place running every 5-10 mins
Metro lin 4 - CHATEAU D'EAU - Costs from Jan 22nd till April 3rd.
metro lines 4, 5, & 7 GARE de l'EST:
Renovating of the SNCF and RATP spaces, direct access to the metro within Gare de l'Est is closed to the public from September 19th 2006 till April 16th 2007
They advise the following alternatives if you are ARRIVING AT GARE DE L'EST
Metro line 4 (in both directions) and metro line 5 (direction PLACE d'ITALIE): follow the signs in the station that will lead you to the metro entrance outside the station.
Metro line 5 (direction BOBIGNY): Use the access at the CHAUTEAU-LANDON staion (at the end of the platform of the SNCF station), take line 7 in the direction of LA COURNEUVE and transfer to line 5 at the STALINGRAD station.
metro line 7 (both directions): Use the access at the CHAUTEAU-LANDON station for line 7 (at the end of the SNCF station platform).
Happy riding
Visit: www.ratp.fr for more metro details
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Can't Read those darn metro signs
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A little metro know-how. Buyer beware.
Do not be fooled by random people who come up to you to help you get metro tickets. These people do not, most likely, work for the RATP (the Paris metro service company). If you are in doubt go to an info desk or the the guichet (counter).
I have had guests tell me that they spent 50 euros for a ticket that was supposed to be unlimited and reusable and all they had to show me was a one ride ticket worth less then 2 euros.
Visit the RATP site to plan your trip or to find out about the prices. You can view the page in English.
Our site's links' page is full of helpful links to help you plan you Paris holiday: www.feelslikehomeinparis.com/Links.html
I have had guests tell me that they spent 50 euros for a ticket that was supposed to be unlimited and reusable and all they had to show me was a one ride ticket worth less then 2 euros.
Visit the RATP site to plan your trip or to find out about the prices. You can view the page in English.
Our site's links' page is full of helpful links to help you plan you Paris holiday: www.feelslikehomeinparis.com/Links.html
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I want to stay in "Central" Paris
I am often asked by people for accommodations in central Paris. Though I know what they mean when they ask that, I almost feel like saying, "what is central Paris?" The thing is that most tourists don't understand the geography of Paris and overestimate the distances. If you go onto some of the Paris travel forums (I won't site them but I am sure you all know which ones I am talking about), you will find "experts" on Paris telling people to stay in the 5th, the 6th or 7th districts. I have nothing against these areas and have lived in the 5th and gone to school in both the 5th and the 6th (Junior year abroad), but Paris is so much more than just these areas and because of the escargot shape (snail shape), the 17th is just next to the 8th, and the 18th. The 18th is next to the 10th and above the 9th (where you have Opera), The 9th is just above the 2nd. So are you far? Not at all. I have taken a casual walk to the Marais from the 18th via the Champs-Elysee (in the 8th), through the Tuileries gardens (the 1st), past the Louvre (also the 1st) and I think it took me an hour or so. Paris also has a great metro system not to mention a great bus system. I think that all the districts of Paris merit being visited. If for nothing else but to experience Paris the way a Parisian does, going to local bakeries, pastry shops, bars and restaurants. Go to places where you might actually run into a Parisian. Ha, now wouldn't that be funny? I welcome your opinions on your Paris experience and would love for people to comment here about the interesting places they've visited.
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The company says that it cut 7% out of the R&D budget last year, and looks to keep on this same path this year. And that goes for merger and acquisition activity, although they seem to be staying away from the Great Big Deals. Here's a statement from their CEO in a recent interview:
"The best predictor of what we'll do in 2010 is what we've done in 2009," Viehbacher said in an interview in Paris. "When you do smaller to mid-sized deals, it is easier to search, complete a deal, and then hand it over to your line management and move on to the next deal. It's when you do a big deal that the whole company gets bogged down in deciding whose e-mail system you're going to use or where headquarters are going to be."
All of this brings up a question. I've been hearing talk (which I haven't been able to verify) of re-orgs and layoffs in their US research sites recently. Anyone have any details?
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1. David P on February 11, 2010 11:18 AM writes...
I thought it interesting that he said they weren't getting out of research, though the way he then went on to talk about collaborations with academia didn't make it look like they were planning on doing much in-house.
2. The Pharmacoepidemiologist on February 11, 2010 11:32 AM writes...
Did anyone notice Boston Scientific is cutting 1,000 jobs? Granted, it's in devices, but even so...
3. SP on February 11, 2010 1:20 PM writes...
Is that 7% of the remaining 93%? Or 7% of the pre-2009 cut, leaving 86% of what they had in 2008? One path gets you to 0% faster than the other.
4. Hap on February 11, 2010 2:02 PM writes...
Did they say anything about how they expect to improve research productivity, or they just cutting R+D to keep their stock analysts happy (and hoping that Harry Potter will conjure them up some products)?
I'm hoping that this isn't as randomly destructive as I understand it - otherwise, this is akin to hoping that giving a machete to the pizza delivery guy, telling him to do brain surgery on you, and hoping that his random sequence of slashes removes the tumor without turning you into compost will constitute an effective treatment for a brain tumor.
5. PharmaHeretic on February 11, 2010 2:20 PM writes...
Who requires R & D when we can sell BS, lies, legalisms and procedures to each other. The problem is that pharma management is no longer trying to run companies with the goal of making drugs (which will provide a revenue stream).
Their goal is to engineer increases in share prices so that current shareholders and management can dump them on bigger fools. They would prefer glamorous press releases on new technology, paradigms and job cuts over real discoveries.
Think about it.. What will goose up the share price more?
Option 1: We are pursuing multiple projects of varying degrees of uncertainty, which may result in innovative drugs (often beyond our wildest dreams).
Option 2: We are 'world leaders' in (or have acquired) a 'cutting edge technology' that will change the 'paradigm' and open the pathway to treating (insert a few profitable disease conditions). Our ivy league educated MBAs, lawyers and analysts will show you lots of colorful charts and equations that will demonstrate the superiority of our business model.
We expect profits to increase infinitely (though they will make it sound more sensible).
Do you see the problem?
6. wierdo on February 11, 2010 8:49 PM writes...
Another day, another major layoff anouncement. It saddens me. What was once a prestigious and desirable profession has become a commodity, ready to be outsourced to some third world country.
7. lefscienceawhileago on February 11, 2010 11:45 PM writes...
6) Weirdo,
"some third world country" is where a decently large fraction of the world's population lives and calls home.
"some third world country" is also where we are seeing fantastic economic and a virtual elimination of the "divide" between it and "some western country". "some third world country" is expected to exceed the GDP of "some western country" in the very foreseeable future.
And why wouldn't you expect that? Where else do you think growth would occur in the world?
8. juju124 on February 12, 2010 9:31 AM writes...
the problem with pharma is a self inflicted wound. For too long it has focussed on what is good for the share holder and wall street and not the patient. today we have 104 cardiovascular drugs 48 for diabetes and 18 for cholesterol control and yet no improvement in controlling chronic diseases. One can conclude that what the pharma is doing is not on the right track. To overcome diseases we need to build immunity and which is where all diseases begin and let the body heal thyself. Almost all drugs today weaken immunity by depleting essential nutrients like Coq10, Vitamins minerals etc and setting the stage for a secondary disease called as side effects. No clinical study by pharma ever discloses the effect on these biomarkers.
After all for the cell to work perfectly these nutrients have to be in balance, and we assume that all patient get these from their foods which may not be the case. WE need to pursue another path to achieve a more positive result
9. TOSG on February 12, 2010 10:18 AM writes...
^^ Yes, because a Centrum will cure all your ails, you woo-woo.
10. abud on February 12, 2010 10:58 AM writes...
to lefscienceawhileago:
no need to make it a war against the words 'third world country'. The problem is that these CEOs use those words as if all the world's needs can be met by the research going on in the labs/colleges/universities of [your favourite developing country here]. Begs the question if that's indeed the case, why are those countries not using those fantastic results for their own good? So one smells someone trying to smell some snake oil here.
These days shareholders expect that the research in the developed world to be stopped and handed over to the diamonds in the rough waiting in India and China. CEOs see this as an opportunity to make some statements along those lines, pupm the share price, and collect their parachutes and go home to Bahamas.
11. juju124 on February 12, 2010 11:10 AM writes...
In a few months you will see a new U.S patent/ and or publication that seems to work on these lines of boosting immunity and mitigating disease
12. anon on February 12, 2010 8:50 PM writes...
I don't know...I wonder if one of the big pharma houses isn't going to figure out the code sequence for genetalia and then try to charge everyone for a use pattern everytime they have sex. I can just imagine the royalties Trojan and other condom makers would have to pay, never mind the companies marketing oral contraceptives.
13. Troy on February 19, 2010 12:51 AM writes...
It is my opinion that if you were to look at the profit or cash nest eggs of each of the laying off companies..you might find that there is a bidding war going on for a hidden Gem..pharma company that all the Major Pharma want..they are laying off R&D to get money quickly..why because they are in a bidding war..clearly..imo speculating..They say small buys..they are not going to be able to buy whatever it is..they might get some slice of a sales partnership..nothing more..even if they want more..the bidding is already up to $12-$14 Billion..in my estimation..and it is not enough..so they are looking to get dollars..everywhere...I can not tell you a company..it just smells like that is what they are up to..otherwise..why would they need all that money so quickly??? They are on the hunt during a recession..but this company they are after..is not in a recession..they are as their pipelines are emploding around them..speculating all!
14. Sad man on February 19, 2010 11:29 PM writes...
Over 100 employees in the Pharmaceutical Operations division at 55 Corporate Drive in Bridgewater were dismissed over the last 2 days (Feb 18 and 19). There are many more to come. s-a management has proven that they don't believe in their own values.
Hey Greg Irace what was that about high performing employees need not worry about having a job. Those were your words.
You sir are a bold face liar. I wish I could sue your ass for that BS you fed your employees at your last laughable town hall. Unfortunately for me, I need to feed and keep my family.
God knows you will never know how that feels.
15. anonymous on February 20, 2010 7:54 PM writes...
About half the Cambridge staff were given 8 weeks to find a new position within the company. At the same time, many from CNS and some from Onc and Internal Medicine at Bridgewater were told the same thing. Also, some from BW and Cambridge have transferred to Tucson.
In Paris, about 1000 have been told they work at the Chilly site instead of the Vitry site. Some will Discovery at Montpelier is closed down, as well. Not sure what's going on in Frankfurt or Hungary.
More layoffs to come at the end of 2010.
16. Anonymous on July 17, 2010 1:29 PM writes...
More lay-offs this week, July 15th, at Sanofi R&D in Bridgewater. They shut down their pilot plant eliminating most of the operators and researchers in Chemical Development. They are focusing their efforts on increasing their animal health care division and moving to a more biotechnology model. (novartis twin).
Their Great Valley site will be defunct of operations later this year, leaving only clinical packaging left to hold the fort.
Chemists are being hit the hardest in this round of lays offs. What use to be fully functional wings and corridors of the "proud" sanofi-aventis will be rented out to joint-venturing and partnering companies like Merial.
Couple hundred people were affected with many more likely to come in September. From what I hear, this will continue on for the next few years until they mold the new model together while cutting operating expenses to improve the bottom line.
Meanwhile, not many people are getting hired, no raises, no promotions, moral is completely shot, no job security for at least 5 years into the future...and I can't imagine outsourcing research to "3rd world nations" will look good on the FDA charts.
Research from conception to market is extremely time consuming and burns a lot of money. This new model weighs the risk of either keeping everything in house and saving all our dimes, or to burn money now to through investing in partnerships and acquisitions to find that gem that will lead the company back to the straight and narrow.
I for one like the idea of going after more desirable markets like cancers, diabetes, and thrombosis. Not to mention Aventis holds a strong footing in their vaccine programs. My job is as risk and I'm just about scared as anyone else at the moment.
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Police were going door-to-door yesterday to reassure Cottenham residents following the incident on the Smithy Fen travellers' site.
Dozens of officers, including some armed with guns, and up to 15 police vehicles as well as the force helicopter were called to the site which is off Twentypence Road at about 9.20pm.
The victim was taken to hospital by ambulance with a police escort where he was treated with serious but not life-threatening injuries.
They consisted of multiple cuts to his arms, legs and torso, and detectives have seized a broken bottle.
Crime scene investigators were at the cordoned-off scene on Boxing Day searching for further clues.
Residents enjoying the last hours of Christmas Day were alerted to the incident after seeing the huge amount of police activity.
One resident said: "There were loads of police around the Old Hunting Lodge pub, which was cordoned off.
"I saw an ambulance speeding through the village with a police escort with sirens going and lights flashing. It must have been pretty serious."
Police officers and PCSOs were out in force yesterday in a bid to reassure families.
Another resident said: "I am not sure what happened on Christmas Day night but a large amount of police vehicles were assembled just off Twentypence Road on the turning to Smithy Fen. It's unclear if something had happened at the traveller site or the large white house on the corner.
"There were probably in excess of 15 police cars and vans at the scene from 11pm right through Christmas night, plus the helicopter.
"There were still a few vehicles there throughout Boxing Day, and officers in white crime scene boiler suits and police cordon tape were spotted in the road near the house at lunchtime."
Police have made two arrests but are appealing for information about the attack, and reassuring residents it was an isolated incident.
A Cambridgeshire police spokeswoman said: "Police were called to Twentypence Road, Cottenham at 9.20pm on Christmas Day with reports that a man had been seriously assaulted.
"The victim was taken to hospital with serious but not life-threatening injuries and has since been released.
"Two men, aged 47 and 52, from Cottenham, were arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and have been bailed.
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As part of a series about "the Disney effect," in part one, I looked at whether Disney's focus on princesses is creating unrealistic gender norms for young girls. How will watching princesses in gowns and tiaras affect a generation of young girls who are taught to expect nothing less than the royal treatment?
Beyond the obvious concerns with setting up young girls to expect Prince Charming to solve their problems, even the decidedly more modern Princess Sofia has a bevy of servants attending to her every need. Does any Disney character engage in daily tasks like pouring a bowl of cereal or taking out the trash? Through the Disney effect, children are learning to desire and even demand the trappings of wealth and prestige served up to them on a silver platter. But with wealth inequality on the rise, that may be slipping further and further away.
It was recently reported that even the most famous royals in the world, Princess Kate and Prince William are spending beyond their means, perhaps in an effort to keep up appearances. Their four-day Maldives vacation came with a $10,000 price tag. News stories like this rightfully raise the hackles of average citizens who are struggling from paycheck to paycheck to afford basic needs.
Also, within the past few weeks, there has been quite a bit of coverage of the working poor living in the shadows of Disney's castles and $100 price tags.
Much like the Joads in The Grapes of Wrath who moved across the country to California hoping to find plentiful jobs in the sunshine as I wrote about in a previous post, modern-day families move to Florida hoping to find service industry jobs in the country's biggest single-site employer, Disney World. Upwards of 62,000 people work in Disney World, but most earn Florida's minimum wage, $8.03.
Here's an insightful quote from a recent article by Saki Knafo, called "Homeless Children on the Highway to Disneyworld," about the families who live just out of reach from the happiest place on earth:
"People who advocate for hotel families speak of them as the new face of poverty in America. They say that the hotel is to the modern American family what the city shelter was to the homeless adult of the 1980s and the migrant camp was to the refugees of the Oklahoma dust storms. Every state in the country has hotels with families in them, but it's hard to think of a place more emblematic of the disillusionment at the heart of the American economy than the row of $149-per-week accommodations pointing the way to the fairytale opulence of Cinderella's Castle."
As the message that families cannot survive on minimum wage jobs resounds throughout our country, and the notion that some of the world's most famous companies are actually allowing their low-wage workers to receive governmental supplements in lieu of raises, perhaps we can turn up the volume on the poverty discussion.
This might be the year that income inequality gets on the national agenda. The acute disparity is beginning to seep into our consciousness like never before. The irony of workers barely able to scrape by forced to create a sense of magic and joy for visitors should not be lost on any of us. A similar story of the children living outside Disneyland was poignantly depicted in the 2010 documentary, Homeless: the Motel Kids of Orange County.
But the teachable moment of contrast between children growing up in motels as their counterparts indulge in princess makeovers ranging in cost from $54-$194 is an important one. Disney is a special part of childhood, and nothing can take that away from its legions of followers. However, casting a critical eye on some of the concepts and policies in place in the Magic Kingdom is well overdue.


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At the macro level, FY 98 wasn't the best of times for the Magic Kingdom, either. After a solid year of earnings growth, Disney contracted in FY 98, with operating income from creative content off 39 percent. Overall, earnings were down 6 percent as reported.
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Wow! Amazon has reduced a few of the Squinkies Bubble Packs to just $2.99 (regularly $11.99!), which is the lowest price these have dropped! Plus, score FREE 2-day shipping (no minimum!) with Amazon Prime or on $25+ orders with Super Saver Shipping. Product Features
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The Hello Kitty ones are back up in price, I had it in my cart and before I could check out it had gone up to $9.99.
I did the Amazon Mom thing once…and the husband did the Amazon Dad thing….but they were only for a few months. How does everyone pay for their Amazon Prime. Is there a way to get this inexpensively….or do you just pay the $79 or whatever it is…? Thinking I can save up Swagbuck $ and do it if that will work. But didn't know if there was a cheapee way to get it.
We just happily pay the $79. I think we got it for $59 one year with a special code from the Ellen show, but other than that we've been paying for it.
Thanks…. I think I'm gonna have to just ante up and do it. Too many deals I miss out on because I can't get the free shipping.
I did the student subscription and got it free for a year. Then they offered me a second year for $39, so that's what I'm doing now. I love Prime! I really don't want to pay $79 when this year is up, but it's really nice to be able to order a deal and not have to worry about hitting $25. And combined with all of my Swagbucks earnings, most of my Amazon purchases don't really cost me anything.
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Does anybody worry about these being choking size? Or do you think they are too small to choke on? My oldest 8 year old wants them, but we have a 2/3 year old.
They are choking size, so be careful. My 19 month old loves to stuff her cheeks full of several of them! She has yet to try and swallow them and actually choke, but they are very small and easy to choke on if your child were to try and swallow it! My older daughters love them so I just try and keep a close eye on the youngest when they are playing with them, and always make sure they are picked up when they are done!
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I picked this up as well for $10.99 … Squinkies Hello Kitty Town Dispenser: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0086FXXSW/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B0086FXXSW&linkCode=as2&tag=wwwhip2saveco-20
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I had signed up for Amazon prime during the Amazon Moms promo.
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I just installed SP4 , pushed RAWS to the Exchange server and rebooted it - now it will not restore Exchange 2010 public folder items to the original public folder. In testing regular GRT mailbox items seems to be fine.
I *can* set up a new public folder, make the BK Exec account Owner, and do an Exchange redirection restore of items to this folder.
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This is obviously what it shouldn't be doing...I'd suggest the following:
1. Check the Known Issues section to see if this is showing up there and vote it up.
2. Log a call with Symantec around this as it doesn't seem to have been mentioned before on Connect, meaning they might need to do some investigation.
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I appreciate the response, but here's a few issues:
1 - I don't have support with Symantec. We dropped it years ago because it was expensive, and rarely did we get timely fixes to our issues. We also are a 100% virtual shop, and Veeam is now handling the backup to disk duty. BE throws it to tape.
2 - This is another example of fixing one thing and breaking 5 others, something Symantec is famous for. If you look at my other posts, I felt I had to install the SP due to what might have been a known bug - exlusion data issues. I felt confident enough to gamble, and I lost. Thankfully this doesn't appear to be hempering the other GRT items, and I can still kinda get data revovered using the workaround I posted. And since this will now be "legacy backup" public folder data, if we can't get it back, oh well.
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On November 4th I had the pleasure of being a part of a celebration recognizing the talents of individuals who have shaped the world of motorsports forever.
The Michigan Motor Sports Hall of Fame held their annual induction dinner at the Comfort Inn in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan and hundreds were in attendance to celebrate the accomplishments of the drag racing team of Ambrose, Argenta, and Huettman, Asphalt Super Late Model driver Dennis Berry, Aviator and Gyrocopter competitor Dick DeGraw, track safety pioneer and track owner Russ Densmore, Dirt Late Model driver Bob Flinn, the late Bill McGowan whose wife Carol accepted the award for his numerous accomplishments with a wrench, Sprint Car standout Tim Norman, Snowmobile savant Karl Schwartz, Late Model competitor Jim Terrill, and the Vakula Family who built and maintain Lapeer Dragway.
The most unique aspect of the Michigan Motor Sports Hall of Fame is the way in which inductees are voted in. Although the board of directors put endless hours finding ways to honor deserving candidates, they are not the team that decides inductions; instead it is by the votes cast by the hundreds of former inductees.
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