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One thing that the Pfizer debacle makes you wonder about is: were they trying too hard? Torcetrapib seems to have done a fine job raising HDL on its own - so it was only natural to think of combining it with an LDL-lowering statin. If it turns out, though, that the fatal problems that have turned up were the result of the combination therapy, what then? Will the story be that Pfizer brought the roof down on itself by trying to extend the profitable lifetime of Lipitor?
It turns out that we can answer that question. What if the compound had been developed by a company that didn't have a statin of its own to promote? We don't have to wonder: that's the situation with the Roche/JTT compound. Roche has no statin in its stable. But when you look at the trials they they've been running, well. . .
. . .patients will be randomized to receive either CETP inhibitor (900mg po) or placebo po daily for 24 weeks, with concomitant atorvastatin 10 to 80 mg daily. . .
. . .This study will evaluate the efficacy and safety of three doses of CETP Inhibitor when co-administered with pravastatin. . .
. . .Patients eligible to participate in the extension study will continue on the treatment they were originally assigned to ie CETP inhibitor (900mg po) or placebo daily, with concomitant daily atorvastatin (10 to 80mg po). . .
So why the constant statin drumbeat? There's actually a good reason. As it happens, monotherapy trials of torcetrapib seemed to show that it could lower LDL a bit on its own - but only in patients without high triglycerides. Unfortunately, most of the patient population for the drug has high triglycerides, so there you are. You could always try to make the argument that HDL elevation alone might be beneficial, but no one's quite sure if that would be enough, especially given that lowered LDL has been shown to be beneficial in cardiac outcomes.
Roche, of course, is at the moment just packed with people who'd like to know what (if anything) there is about the statin/CETP combination that could turn awful. I wonder how long it'll be before we find out?
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1. BCP on December 4, 2006 11:18 PM writes...
Interesting post Derek. The other angle is what are the chances that someone will come in to see their doc and get prescribed a CETP inhibitor, without already being on a statin? Pretty much zero, I'd think. Having a drug to treat low HDL that has a negative interaction with a statin would seem to be a commercial non-starter to me.
2. Morten on December 5, 2006 8:27 AM writes...
Maybe Pfizer should just cut the whole R&D department and buy whatever new blockbuster patents they need. They are quite effective at shifting pills after all.
3. burt on December 5, 2006 12:50 PM writes...
"Maybe Pfizer should just cut the whole R&D department and buy whatever new blockbuster patents they need. They are quite effective at shifting pills after all."
I beg to differ. What they need to do is RETAIN the good PEOPLE they buy through acquisition.
Torcetrapib was a train wreck waiting to happen, from the structure. Most people wouldn't dream of proposing, let alone MAKING a compound with NINE fluorine atoms unless it was intended as an anesthetic or an inhibitor of nuclear receptors.
Maybe they never heard of Lipinski? ;)
4. MolecModeler on December 5, 2006 1:59 PM writes...
Good post Derek.
BTW GSK is having a job/career fair in New Haven, Dec 13-14th. It's at the Omni hotel on 155 Temple St. They're looking for everything.
If you're interested, drop a note here and I can send you more details.
5. ruth on December 5, 2006 6:44 PM writes...
Sorry this is late, but I want to tell you I'm sorry to hear of the loss of your position.
I'm not a scientist, but I thoroughly enjoy reading your site and want to add that your site has provided a lot guidance to my husband when he finished grad school. It was invaluable to his job search.
I am a firm believer that when one door closes another one opens. Here's to the door opening to a wonderful opportunity for you, Derek.
Best Wishes, Ruth
6. Anon on December 5, 2006 11:38 PM writes...
Torcetrapib had demonstrated a significant BP elevation in recent studies (if I recall, about 5-6mmHg systolic and 3-4mmHg diastolic). Estimates by some experts suggested that this could translate into a 20-25% increase in stroke and 12-15% increase in overall mortality; perhaps that is the effect seen in this trial (ILLUMINATE). Hopefully Pfizer will be open enough to reveal all the relevant data, in the interests of science.
If the Roche candidate demonstrates any sort of BP elevation, or a hint of something close, I suspect there is going to be some real hesitancy to proceed with further testing.
7. Kay on December 6, 2006 6:38 AM writes...
I have some slides from LaMattina indicating that it's the most hydrophobic drug they have ever developed. If Pfizer doesn't listen to Lipinski, why should anyone else?
8. Phil-Z on December 6, 2006 9:13 AM writes...
Kay, One of the reasons is "A prophet is without honor in his own country". It doesn't help that Chris is kind of a troll. He's a hard guy to love, and most of his coworkers kinda rolled their eyes when people started talking about the value of partition coefficients. Their loss.
9. S Silverstein on December 7, 2006 10:43 AM writes...
For a person who writes as well as Derek, and through that writing exhibits such a superb level of common sense, rational thinking, and an understanding of what's truly strategic in R&D, it is perhaps pathognomonic of the industry's problems that Derek lost his position.
S. Silverstein
(former Director of Published Information Resources & The Merck Index, lost my position in 11/2003. The VP who made that decision, an IT person with no background in biomedicine or science, suffered a non-renewal of contract not long after, and now works in a field closely related to pharmaceutical R&D -- in a computer-game hardware company.
10. Srikanth on December 7, 2006 5:55 PM writes...
Pfizer will move to far East as it should. Americans cost too much and all you really need is pair of hands to move chemicals around the lab. One big brain comes up with the idea, fifty hands put molecule to together. There are many willing hands in China/India. There is no such thing as 'medicinal chemist'. You have a big problem in america that chemists talk too much, thinking they are biologists. Pfizers drug died by bad ADME, studied by toxicologist/ pharma guys. Chemists did their job, but should not be blamed. They are just humble servants.
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PV module price declines continue16. August 2012 | Markets & Trends | By: Becky Beetz
Photovoltaic module prices have fallen by more than 2% in July and 44% year-on-year, according to the latest figures from IMS Research. August is predicted to see a slight increase, however.
The U.K-based research company says that while module prices went through a short period of stability in June on the back of high demand in Germany and Italy, they have once again declined.
It has found that average prices for crystalline silicon photovoltaic modules purchased by distributors rose 3% in June. However, July saw them slip by 2.5% following Germany's June 30 feed-in tariff deadline, combined with "bleak" European demand forecasts.
According to the IHS iSuppli Module Price Index, at the end of June Tier 1 Chinese suppliers were, on average, selling product at around US$0.771/Wp. Tier 2 and Tier 3 players, meanwhile, were selling at $0.726/Wp and $0.710/Wp, respectively. Furthermore, in July, the company said it expected prices to fall to €0.57 (around $0.70) by the end of the year for Chinese Tier 1 and 2 modules.
On the back of the latest figures, module prices from western suppliers are said to have fallen most markedly in July, at over 5%, while those from Tier1 Chinese players declined by almost 3%, continued IMS Research. Specifically, Sam Wilkinson, senior analyst of the company's PV Group, told pv magazine average c-Si Chinese Tier 1 prices direct from suppliers were $0.81/Wp. "Supply of PV modules still far exceeds demand, and suppliers are continuing to engage in fierce price competition," he added.
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"PV module suppliers' margins are already dangerously low and in some cases negative, and their ability to lower prices any further is severely limited until they can make significant improvements to their cost structures," concluded Wilkinson.
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Ken Houston had been a linebacker at Prairie View A&M but the Houston Oilers were thinking of him as a safety when the club picked him in the ninth round of the 1967 draft.
Houston became a regular in his third game. Two games later, he scored two touchdowns against the New York Jets. The first score came on a 45-yard return of a blocked field goal and the other touchdown via a 43-yard interception return.
After six seasons with the Oilers, during which he established a record by returning nine interceptions for touchdowns, he was traded in 1973 to the Washington Redskins for five players, three of whom became instant regulars for the Oilers.
Although recognized as the premier strong safety of his era, Houston made little impression on the masses. The Redskins media guide once tabbed him as the NFL's most underrated superstar.
It took just one play during a nationally televised Monday night game to change that. In a game on October 8, 1973 against the rival Dallas Cowboys, Washington was leading 14-7 with 16 seconds remaining. Dallas had the ball on a fourth and goal situation when the Cowboys' powerful running back Walt Garrison grabbed a swing pass and headed toward the end zone. Houston hit him squarely and stopped him dead in this tracks, inches shorts of the goal line. Houston instantly became a household name.
Houston, listed at 6-3, 198 pounds, had all the physical gifts to be a tremendous safety. He had a long, fluid stride and excellent speed and agility. Those skills made him ideal for pass defense and he was strong enough to be a devastating tackler.
He was selected to two AFL All-Star games and 10 Pro Bowls over a 12-year period from 1968 through 1979. He retired following the 1980 season recognized as the premier strong safety of his era. In 1994, he was honored as a member of the NFL's 75th Anniversary Team.
Altogether he intercepted 49 passes which he returned for 898 yards. He also recovered 21 fumbles and scored 12 touchdowns, nine on interceptions and one each on a punt return, a fumble return, and a blocked field goal return.
After being named to the NFL's All-Decade team of the 1970s, Houston received professional football's highest honor when we was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1986.
Following his playing career Houston served as a head coach on the high school level and was the defensive backs coach for the Oilers (1982-85).
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Growing demands from German officials and politicians to formally check German gold reserves now held in the United States have sparked media reports that the gold reserves of several Western nations are believed to be smaller than previously thought.
In an article published Tuesday in Coin Week, Louis Golino suggests, "If these reports are accurate, they have important implications for the future price of gold, and therefore for precious metals investors."
"First, they suggest that much less mined gold exists than previously believed. Second, this is especially significant to the so-called manipulation thesis, which hold that governments act to surpress the price of gold," Golino noted.
"If governments hold less gold than we thought they did, then their ability to affect the price will also be greatly diminished," he advised.
Germany is believed to have 3,396 tons of gold reserves, the second-largest gold reserves in the world after the United States. German politicians, as well as Germany's federal Court of Auditors, have requested that the Bundesbank, Germany's equivalent of the Federal Reserve, check up on Germany's gold reserves, the majority of which are in storage in offshore banks.
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Some two-thirds of Germany's gold reserves, worth $190 billion, are being kept in the vaults of the U.S. Federal Reserve (estimated at 66%), the Bank of France (8%) and the Bank of England (21%) since post-World War II, when Germany was concerned about a possible land war with the former Soviet Bloc.
Apart from the cost of transporting the gold back to Frankfurt, Bundesbank is also concerned "the symbolic effect of Germany repatriating its gold reserves might unsettle the nervous financial markets, who could see it as a sign of an impending collapse of the Euro," Der Spiegel suggested in a May article.
However, Der Spiegel now reports that the Bundesbank has agreed to check up on the reserves. The Bundesbank will make arrangements to repatriate some of the country's gold reserves and test the gold for purity. The Bundesbank has reportedly agreed to ship 150 tons of gold currently stored at the New York Federal Reserves to Germany over a three-year period. German newspaper Bild reports 50 tons of gold per year will be returned to Germany, where it will be melted down entirely to test the overall purity before being re-cast into standard gold bars.
When asked by CNBC to comment on the Bundesbank's request, the Fed would not comment on the record about how it will handle the request to inspect the gold. However, CNBC quoted an anonymous source who indicated "they would likely work out a deal with the Germans permitting some sort of inspection."
The U.S. based Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee or GATA has long claimed collusion exists among financial institutions, and that central banks do not actually possess the amount of gold they claim to have.
John Embry, chief investment strategist of Sprott Asset Management, has also long maintained "I firmly believe that if you look at all of the Western central banks, and the gold they allegedly own, I believe a significant portion of that is not in their vaults."
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While I can honestly say I didn't cry, seeing as I've written many death scenes and read them, the story is great. I like how you put the lyrics in with the story, it lets the reader know when to switch over to Rhapsody to pause or unpause the song, it also somewhat incorporated what would happen next. Although I do think you might have done a little more description in-between, and made their deaths different. Yes, a person can die from to much alchohal in take, but maybe having some one use a hand gun or something might have varied between the cause of death? Anyways, great story. I might read some of the others.
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I know the song Whiskey Lullaby, as I'm a huge country fan. This fanfic is an incredible Harry Potter version.
That was really touching. I loved it!
i downloaded the song and read the story while i listed it was touching i could see the images
that was bootiful i almost cried it touched me right to the bottom of my heart im gonna download that song right now 10+++++++++++++++++++++++
I honestly nearly cried. It was so sad and I hope that this or anything like this (I mean being so desperate) will happen to him in the end of book 7. That would be so sad...
Oh my god. Your story was so amazing that i feel totally scared and sad and emotional and i feel sick, ugh. That is a huge compliment to your writing. How come i feel so depressed on reading it. I'm going to cry. Need to read something happy!!! *10+++++++*
Oh my god. *Tear, Tear* that was wonderful. I was never a fan of country music, but your story has inspired me to download that song. 10/10
Terrific story. Not only do I love the song, but the idea to incorporate it in the story the way that you did was wonderful! Keep writing! (Again, terrific job!)
I read this a while ago and didn't have a chance to review, but let me tell you , i downloaded that song right after, and listened to it, and could only think of your story. AND STARTED CRYING!!! Great story, hope you write a lot of other stuff!
Author's Response: Egads! Sorry to make you cry, but I'm glad the story moved you. Plot bunnies are terrible things, are they not? As for writing, keep checking back. There is a silly story posted here and I have 4 others in the works. Thanks for reviewing!
That was so so sad. I'm not going to cry, I'm not going to cry. Oh what the hell, *starts crying uncontrollably*
i cried a little bit while reading this. wonderful job! keep up with good work. write write write!
I have to say, that must be one of the most heartbreaking stories I've ever read *blinks back tears* Amazing job on it, and GREAT choice of song...I've been waiting for someone to write a songfic to Whiskey Lullaby for a while.
*wipes eyes* That was the saddest most well written story I have ever read. Brad Paisley is one of my fav artist too and now everytime I hear that song on the radio I think of this story and I have to fight from crying!! Very Well done!
Author's Response: Brad Paisley is a fave of mine too, and I feel somewhat guilty for trompling his song. Thanks for the compliment and for reviewing!
*mad sobs and use of tissues* I'm gonna cry tonight!That is one of my favoriute songs and you deserve honor for this!You picked my favorite pairings too!Sorry if a 1 is the best rating,if it is,I'm sorry for putting the 10,the 10 just seems the logical top rank.
This is probably the sadest story that i have ever read. I just cried more than i did when Sirius died. I love that song too. It is sad, but you just made it a lot sadded, or more sad, or whatever. Anyway. Great fic. Keep writing, and I'll keep reading!
I'm at a loss for words. I have tears in my eyes and a huge knot in my throat. You have an excellent way with words; I felt all my happiness die along with theirs. A horribly, wonderfully, tragic love story. A wasted talent, if you write no more. Please don't disappoint us.
Wow. This is really good. It was cool how you put in little bits of the song and the story went along with the song. it is kind of hard to imagine Ginny with Draco though.
Author's Response: Yes, I'm not much of a Ginny/Draco shipper, but let's face it - they're together due to Stokholm Syndrome, not because it's the best thing for them. War does terrible things to people, and this was simply the way I saw it. Thanks for the review!


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Anticipating the New Year and a New Bike Bag
Important decisions require careful consideration. Last year while shopping at Clever Cycles in Portland, Oregon I found the Twig saddlebag from Basil. I loved it but wondered if floral was really me. Would tire of it or feel self-conscious about it unapologetic girlishness? After nearly 8 months though I can't get the lovely Twig bag out of my mind. As my good fortune would have it Absolute Bikes sent me a good customer gift certificate so I plan to pay them a visit this in the next day or two and see if they can order it for me. I know I should use the certificate to purchase studded tires but sometimes style wins over function with me.
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I can't let the holiday season go much further without expressing my appreciation to my husband, Chef Bob/Planner Guy, for his talents in the kitchen and in his role as Santa on Christmas Eve and Day. On Thursday night. we made a traditional Caravona Italian Christmas Eve dinner - vegetarian bolognese over home made whole wheat linguine. On Christmas Day we dined on standing rib roast with a Dijon pepper, garlic mashed potatoes, and sherried green beans with mushrooms. All of it melt-in-your-mouth goodness. In between feasting, Bob presented me with cross country skis. I've never skied but have always wanted to. After 3 years in Flagstaff, I'll get my first taste of skiing tomorrow on a nearby snowy mesa.
6 comments:
- MamaVee said...
we had standing rib roast on xmas day too! Ours had a wine reduction sauce and gorganzola scalloped potatoes. MMM meat and potatoes make a belly happy.
love the bag and have fun skiing!
- December 27, 2009 at 8:50 AM
- jim said...
I bought the Basil bags for my bride, Peg, for Xmas and she loves them. We live in Western NY near Niagara Falls and as you can imagine, we have not been riding much either, though we did get out last Sat for a couple of hours. Best to you and Planner/chef Bob this holiday season
- December 27, 2009 at 2:24 PM
- m e l i g r o s a said...
those panniers are so awesome!! and looks like they are very you - do show off if you get them ;-)
- December 28, 2009 at 12:31 PM
- Dottie said...
Enjoy the Basil bag. I love mine, great quality.
Maybe you can ski to work when it's too snowy to ride :)
- December 30, 2009 at 8:53 PM
- She Rides a Bike said...
I've been on the skis twice and didn't die. Tonight I snowshoed home from work and wondered if I could ski out of work at the end of the day. The route looked like it had some possibilities. In any case, I still miss being on my bike.
- December 31, 2009 at 4:04 PM
- Adrienne Johnson said...
I have the red Basil Twig bags. I love them : ) You can shove the whole world in them and they do not show the dirt too much.
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After hearing about the 57th person who has successfully published a widely acclaimed book before forgetting the time to pick up my daughter from dance I have realized that my middle aged, running to just catch life, is a series of near misses and accidental minor successes.
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Nippy Weston, a small, wiry young chap, was a more than capable pilot with a special talent for knocking Germans out of the air. In his spare time, master Nippy was given to the performance of amateur magical illusions, a talent that was to prove useful more than once during the course of his wartime career. He had been assigned to the airdrome at Colombey Les Belles prior to the assumption of his duties with master G-8, and had a devil-may-care outlook on life that is perhaps best exemplified by his choice of the number 13 to adorn his Spad. He was of invaluable assistance to the Master Spy, and the utterance of his pet-phrase, "Jumping Jupiter" (occasionally misquoted as "Jumping Juniper" by Mr. Hogan), was a sure indication that there was excitement afoot. Other than shooting down Fokkers and battling the Jerries, a great source of pleasure to master Nippy was his frequent bedevilment of his friend and fellow Battle Ace, Bull Martin.
In contrast to his diminutive friend, Bull Martin was a large, square-jawed young gentleman who had been an all American half-back, a rather important position in American-style football, or so I am told. Young master Bull was generally good-natured, but could be a ferocious fighter and was quite adept at bringing his Vickers to bear on enemy planes. Oddly enough, master Bull could be a trifle susceptible at times, and was more than a little superstitious, which explains his insistence on marking his Spad with "lucky" number 7. Master Bull greeted surprise with the habitual exclamation of "Holy Herring", and often proceeded to wade into conflict with both fists flying. Although sometimes the butt of good-natured teasing by master Nippy, master Bull was an invaluable member of G-8's Battle Aces, and was highly regarded by his fellow flyers.
The Yanks did not become active participants in the Great War until June of 1917, and the war ended in November of the following year, but G-8 and his Battle Aces managed to wedge a significant amount of activity into those scant seventeen months. Although the horrible conditions in the trenches are known to all students of the war, only the readers of Mr. Hogan's illuminating accounts of G-8's incredible exploits will be fully cognizant of the truly macabre measures taken by the Boche in their desperate attempts to overrun the allied forces.
From someone of my humble station, the war appeared to be the perpetration of one heinously improbable scheme after another by the Kaiser's depraved evil geniuses. One can but shudder in contemplation of how different the course of western civilization might have run had G-8 and his Battle Aces not been on hand to stop the nefarious schemes of such master villains as Herr Doktor Krueger, Amen Sikh, Chu Lung, Herr Stahlmaske, and the diabolical Baron von Todschmecker. I dare say that the mere recitation of a few of the titles of Mr. Hogan's chronicles—the Bat Staffel, the Skeleton Patrol, the Mad Dog Squadron, the Gorilla Staffel, the Curse of the Sky Wolves, the Flying Coffins of the Damned, Raiders of the Red Death, and Wings of the Death Monster—may give the reader an idea of the horrendous dangers faced by G-8 and his trusty crew, among whom I humbly number myself.
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The game is afoot! Even if you've wearied of all the competition documentaries that arrived in the wake of Spellbound, Katie Dellamaggiore's awe-inspiring Brooklyn Castle will penetrate your defenses. It centers on a junior-high school, Williamsburgh's I.S. 138, one with roughly 70 percent of its students below the federal poverty line and a chess team. Watch these extraordinary children, male and female, pore over scenarios with their passionate instructors, their faces resolute as they shut out the world and enter the realm of higher gamesmanship. It's not To Sir, With Love: It's fierce ambition, the channeling of emotion, and hours of drilling. You'll envy them - yet even as they swell with pride, their school budget shrinks.


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Americans may have enjoyed Thanksgiving on Nov. 22, but the feast came a day later and will last all winter for animals residing at the California Living Museum (CALM). Over the years, the day after Thanksgiving has become known as the "Feast for the Beasts" at CALM. It is a time when visitors can receive free admission to the combination zoo, botanical gardens and natural history museum by bringing food that can be stockpiled for animals to eat through the winter. More
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Women's Democrat Meeting, Nov. 20 2012
The November Women's Democrat Meeting was held at Golden Corral Restaurant.
President Jane Kelley opened the business meeting at 6:30 p.m.
Shirley McCown offered prayer and devotion. Jane Kelly led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Secretary Charli Ackerman read the minutes from the September meeting. Approved
Treasurer Sheryl Von Holten presented the treasury report. Approved
Jane reminded us that we had agreed to start our meetings at 6 p.m. instead of 7 p.m., starting with this current November meeting. All members are encouraged to come and eat in order to patronize the restaurant since there is no charge to use the private meeting room.
Judy Ebers commented on how nice she thought the Democrat Headquarters turned out, the decorations, locations and the functions and meetings during the election season.
Jane mentioned the Christmas Parade on Dec. 1 with the theme being "An Old Fashioned Christmas." Volunteers are requested to help with a float. Mike and Donna Franklin offered their garage to work on the float the night before the parade.
Jane introduced Marcie Husong, daughter in law to member Connie McLaughlin, and a teacher at Parkview school. As we did last year, our Women's Club will donate money to purchase gifts and groceries for a family who needs help. Marcie chose a family last year at Christmas time for us as well. She has chosen a family this year of a mother with four small children whose husband has recently been incarcerated. Phyllis Doman motioned that we donate $550 to the family. Marguerite Ellis seconded. All approved. Marcie and another teacher will purchase clothing, gifts, toys and groceries for the family with the money.
Judy Ebers motioned that we also bring items to our December meeting to donate to Casa as we have in the past as well. Charli Ackerman seconded. Approved. Judy will invite Lori Haney (a rep for CASA) to the December meeting to accept donations.
A reminder that our Christmas Party meeting will also be held at Golden Corral on Dec. 17.
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Irvinestown Wanderers narrowly avoided becoming a notable casualty in the first round of the Mulhern Cup at the weekend.
Currently lying second in Division One, most observers would have expected them to deal with the threat of Division Two Glebe United with ease. But they had to come from two goals down at the break, and depend on an extremely fortunate stoppage time own goal to progress.
Glebe moved in front after 12 minutes through PJ McMenamin, who was presented with the simplest of tap-ins after Irvinestown 'keeper Fergal Murphy left the goal unattended, whilst making a horrendous mess of collecting the most basic of back passes.
They doubled their advantage before the break when Brian Sweeney unleashed a tremendous left-foot volley, after McMenamin cheekily left three defenders floundering with a clever dummy, before delivering the telling cross.
However, Wanderers pulled one back early in the second half, when Ryan Quinn got onto the end of a Gary Maguire flick, to put the ball past Chris Burke.
Then, just after the hour mark, Richard Graham levelled matters with a close-range shot, which he placed in after a Maguire corner.
Extra-time loomed large, but there was to be one last blow for Glebe. Deep into stoppage time, Wanderers substitute Chris Lyons delivered a cross which the unfortunate Stephen Neeson tried to clear, only to turn it past his own 'keeper.
Shelbourne did strike a blow for the second level, though, with an emphatic five-goal defeat of Division One strugglers Ardstraw at the Omagh Leisure Complex.
Gerry Moore got the ball rolling with a successful 14th minute spot-kick, awarded after Ryan O'Sullivan had been upended by Kyle Mills.
Kevin Sloan made it 2-0 on 29 minutes, with a clinical back- post finish, before Paddy Doherty chipped in with a superb second half hat-trick.
He grabbed his first on 65 minutes, from a Sloan pass, before - with ten minutes remaining - darting through the Ardstraw defence, after dispossessing Ashley Lowry on the halfway line to slot home his second.
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The Shinnecock Nation is a federally recognized Indian Nation, located on the East End of Long Island adjacent to the Town of Southampton. Federal recognition was achieved October 1, 2010, after thousands of years of documented history on Long Island, and 32 years of struggle with the Bureau of Indian Affairs. As the 565th federal tribe, our banner has taken its place among other tribal flags at the U.S. Department of the Interior, BIA, Hall of Flags, Washington, D.C.
Since the beginning, Shinnecock time has been measured in moons and seasons, and the daily lives of our people revolved around the land and the waters surrounding it. Our earliest history was oral, passed down by word of mouth from generation to generation, and as far back as our collective memory can reach, we are an Algonquian people who have forever lived along the shores of Eastern Long Island.
Scientists say we came here on caribou hunts when the land was covered with ice. But our creation story says we were born here; that we are the human children of the goddess who descended from the sky. It was she, the story goes, who caused the land to form beneath her feet from the back of Great Turtle, Deer to spring forth from her fingertips, Bear to roar into awakening, Wolf to prowl on the first hunt. It was she who filled the sky with birds, made the land to blossom and the ponds and bays to fill with fish and mollusks. And when all was done, the Shinnecock, the People of the Stony Shore, appeared in this lush terrain. We are still here.
As coastal dwellers, we continue to prize the bounty of the sea, the shellfish, the scaly fish, which for thousands of years provided the bulk of our diet. We were whalers, challenging the mighty Atlantic from our dugout canoes long before the arrival of the big ships, long before the whaling industry flourished in the 19th century.
In the 1700's, we became noted among the northeastern coastal tribes for our fine beads made from the Northern quahog clam and whelk shells (wampum).
Traditionally, decisions concerning the welfare of the tribe were made by consensus of adult male members. Seeking to shortcut the consensus process in order to more easily facilitate the outright theft of Shinnecock Indian lands, the Town of Southampton devised a three member trustee system for the Shinnecock people. This system of tribal government was imposed by the New York State legislature in February of 1792. Since April 3, 1792, the Shinnecock Indians made an annual trek up to the Southampton Town Hall the first Tuesday after the first Monday in April to elect three tribal members to serve a one-year term as Trustees. That came to a halt in April of 2007, when the Shinnecock exercised their sovereign right as an ancient Indian Nation and returned to one of its basic Traditions: it bypassed the State and the Town and for the first time since 1792 held its leadership elections at home, where they will forever remain.
The Trustee system, however, did not then and does not now circumvent the consensus process, which still remains the governing process of the Shinnecock Indian Nation. Major decisions concerning the tribe are voted yea or nay by all eligible adult members, including women, who gained the right to vote in the mid-1990s. Also in that period, the Shinnecock Nation installed a Tribal Council, a 13 member body elected for two years terms. The Council is an advisory body to the Board of Trustees. In 2009, the Nation established a Council of Elders.
Today, we number over 1400 people, more than half of whom reside on the reservation. While our ancestral lands have dwindled over the centuries from a territory stretching at least from what is known today as the Town of Easthampton and westward to the eastern border of the Town of Brookhaven, we still hold on to a miniscule section of our original Ancestral lands.
Despite setbacks, we have managed to build a community to help us better meet the demands of an ever-expanding and intrusive world. In addition to the Shinnecock Presbyterian church building and its Manse, our infrastructure includes a tribal community center, a health and dental center, a family preservation and Indian education center, a museum, and playgrounds for our children.
At the present moment, our annual Powwow is the economic development project of record for the Shinnecock Nation. Revived in 1946 as a benefit for our church, the Powwow has evolved into an event that hosts thousands of visitors and that helps supports both our church and tribal budgets. But we are at the mercy of the weather. A rainy Labor Day Weekend means a difficult year ahead of us. We are now exploring Indian Gaming as a means of attaining the much needed self-sufficiency that will enable us to perform the sacred duties laid out for us by the Ancestors - to protect, manage and maintain the Shinnecock Indian Nation.


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This quilt pattern from Quilting Quickly Fall 2013 is a quilted table topper featuring leaves made using the triangle square quilting technique. Want larger leaves? Use larger quilt fabric squares!
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I can't get enough of Erin Andrews. She brightens my day just a little bit more each time I run across a game she's covering. And she's all over the internet too.
However, there are hundreds of pictures of EA to look through, so I took the liberty of picking out the 20 best so you didn't have to dig yourself.
In this one she's somehow back-lit like an angel. You may search for the next Erin Andrews all you want, but as you'll see, there can only be one EA.