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It's been a long time secret, but November 6, 2006 marks the day that Microsoft changed the world (or at least the Virtual Earth). We've launched our 3-D mapping system on our consumer site and it is fan-frickentastic. You'll never want a flat map again. Check out the consumer site here: http://maps.live.com/ or here: http://local.live.com/.
What does a 3-D map mean?
I want that! Well, you can have it too! Our 3-D maps are accessible via the JavaScript API. This release is considered Version 4. 3-D is only available in Version 4. Good news is that Version 4 is backwards compatible with Version 3.1, so the upgrade path is very easy. As a side note, if you're running Virtual Earth Version 3.1 you will be automatically upgraded to Version 3.2. Back to the 3-D API . . . here are the methods available respective to the 3-D launch:
VEMap.LoadMap (updated) - Includes parameter for setting map mode and enabling toggling between 2D and 3DVEDashboardSize enum (new) - ???VELatLongRectangle (updated) - Provides the upper right and lower left since you won't always be returning a square. If you tilt 3-D enough you could end up getting points in space so you would essentially get all 4 points (top left, right; bottom left, right) to create an trapezoid. VEMap.DisambiguationCallback (new) - Specifies the callback function to use when multiple results are returned from a location search.VEMap.GetAltitude (new) - In 3D mode, returns a double that represents the altitude (in meters) above the geoid.VEMap.GetHeading (new) - In 3D mode, returns an integer that represents the compass heading of the current map view.VEMap.GetMapMode (new) - Returns the current map mode.VEMap.GetPitch (new) - In 3D mode, returns an integer that represents the pitch of the current map view.VEMap.Hide3DNavigationControl (new) - In 3D mode, hides the default user interface for controlling the map in 3D mode. By default, this control is shown.VEMap.SetAltitude (new) - In 3D mode, sets the altitude (in meters) above the geoid in the map view.VEMap.SetDashboardSize (new) - ???VEMap.SetHeading (new) - In 3D mode, sets the compass heading of the current map view.VEMap.SetMapMode (new) - Sets the mode of the map.VEMap.SetMapView (updated) - Sets the map view to include all of the points, lines, or polygons specified in the provided array, or to the view defined by a VEMapViewSpecification object. In 2D mode, an array of points, lines, or polygons. You can pass an array of VELatLong, VEPolyline, or VEPolygon objects. In 3D mode, can also be a VEMapViewSpecification object.VEMap.SetPitch (new) - In 3D mode, sets the pitch of the current map view.VEMap.Show3DNavigationControl (new) - In 3D mode, shows the default user interface for controlling the map in 3D mode. By default, this control is shown.VEMap.ShowDisambiguationDialog (new) - Specifies whether the default disambiguation dialog is displayed when multiple results are returned from a location query.VEMapMode enumeration (new) - An enumeration of map modes (VEMapMode.Mode2D or VEMapMode.Mode3D).VEMapViewSpecification (new) - Contains the information about a map view. The map view includes the center point and zoom level of the map. If the map is in 3D mode, the map view also includes the altitude, pitch, and heading of the view.oninitmode event (new) - Occurs after the map mode changes and the map has reloaded.onmodenotavailable event (new) - Occurs when the map mode fails to change to 3D mode.
Camera - Your view of the 3-D world (through a metaphorical camera).
Heading - The direction the camera is facing (north, east, south, west).
Pitch - The angle of the camera (45 degrees, 90 degrees).
Map Mode - The type of mapping environment you're in - 2D - top down; 3-D all around!
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HARRISBURG, Pa., Nov. 16 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC, has allocated a total of 1,686,100 doses of H1N1 vaccine to Pennsylvania to date, the Department of Health said today.
The vaccine has been distributed to 1,312 certified providers including pediatricians, family health practitioners, obstetricians, hospitals, schools, colleges and universities that agreed to target the groups of people considered most vulnerable to complications from the H1N1 virus.
Priority groups for receiving the H1N1 vaccination include pregnant women; persons six months to 24 years old; healthcare providers and emergency medical services personnel; parents, household members or caregivers of children under six months; and those under 65 with certain underlying medical conditions.
The department will conduct statewide clinics from Nov. 20-22 to administer free H1N1 vaccine to individuals in the recommended target groups that have not had previous access to the vaccine. Appointments must be made ahead of time at www.H1N1inPA.com. Those without Internet access can call 1-877-PA HEALTH (1-877-724-3258).
Editor's Note: Below is a list of locations where H1N1 immunization health clinics will be held Nov. 20-22 for those in the priority groups. Please note address corrections for Northwest Clinic #3 and Southwest Clinic #2:
Northwest Community Health District
Mercer County State Health Center, 25 McQuiston Dr., Jackson Center 16133
Intermediate Unit #6, 270 Mayfield Rd., Clarion 16214
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Seems like there is a lot of evidence suggesting Megan gets offed. Thanks for the link to the interesting article.
I don't think murder fits this show. I remember how pissed I was when Don had a fever and strangled that weird blonde woman from his past who crept in the back way... then I realized it didn't fit the series and that 'it was all a dream'. Fucking TV writers!
Pryce hanging himself is more than enough death/murder to factor into the story. Don/Dick's brother hung himself. If I want to see dead bodies, there is CSI: SUV, dammit.
However, it does make sense for Don to lose something big like this. The season opening saw his doorman almost checking out. hoping the show continues to surprise and that it is a misleading red herring, etc.
Does Don hit rock bottom after Megan dies and Betty feels sorry for him and comes back to him? I hope not. But I still wonder why Betty and Henry factor into the story at all anymore. There's not much they add to the overall narrative. I can imagine Megan finds out Don cheated, she left in a huff (like when they went on a road trip, fought over ice cream and she hitched a ride back to NYC last year) and gets killed or something. Then Don is again crushed under the weight of what he's done to people:
Adam Whitman - Denied access to Don's life, kills self.
Lane Pryce - Refused forgiveness from Don, kills self.
Am I missing anyone?
Could Megan be pushed over the edge into suicide? She seems very together. Will she lose her job at the soap? Hardly a loss if she can find more work but maybe she's blacklisted or something.
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A field fire near the City of Waldorf Wednesday afternoon is being blamed on a combine. Investigators believe that the combine created a spark that set off the blaze at just after 4pm Wednesday. The dry weather conditions also likely contributed to the cause of the fire. The Waldorf and Janesville Fire Departments were on the scene for around 2 hours before extinguishing the fire. No injuries were reported. A damage report is not available at this time.
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Texas Architect March/April 2011: Workplace Design
In its March/April 2011 edition, Texas Architect looks at Workplace Design and features four recent projects: Logica (Houston) by Powers Brown Architecture; McGarrah Jessee (Austin) by McKinney York Architects; Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas Regional Headquarters (Richardson) by Corgan Associates; and the Lower Colorado River Authority's Redbud Center (Austin) by Barnes Gromatzky Kosarek Architects. The residential feature profiles 1810 Bermuda (Dallas) by Ron Wommack Architects. The issue also includes Reagan W. George's recollection of an impromptu meeting between an elderly Frank Lloyd Wright and a group of Texas A&M architecture students, as well as Charlie Burris' description of new offices for The Arkitex Studio in a historic building in downtown Bryan.
B A C K P A G E The old Tremont Building, formerly dark and deteriorated, is now full of light and reopened for business. Designed by the principals of The Arkitex Studio, the renovated space offers flexibility for their 11-person firm. In the Neighborhood The architects of The Arkitex Studio in Bryan have found their perfect home by CHARLIE BURRIS, AIA PHOTOS BY CHARLES DAVIS SMITH, AIA THE TREMONT BUILDING IN DOWNTOWN BRYAN was originally built in the 1920s by a Sicilian family as a dry goods store. It has been used for various other businesses over the years before becoming our firm's home in 2007. My partners and I wanted a "sense of place" and a neighborhood feel of interconnectedness. I assumed nothing would be available in the historic downtown, but then this property appeared as we looked at options. It was in poor shape, very dark and deteriorated. We removed the ceiling to expose the steel bow truss structure, stripped the plaster from the brick walls, and added the central skylight. The abundance of natural light that floods the open space is quite pleasant. The variety of rich materials makes it feel comfortable and inviting. I've designed every office I've worked in since 1976. This one was a team effort. We have just over 4,600 gross square feet. The space layout is very open and reflects our transparent means of working, with the four principals' spaces along one side and opening out onto the studio workstations at the center. On the other side are enclosed support spaces. We salvaged some of the original pressed-metal ceiling panels to fabricate two large ceiling clouds over the reception area and for acoustical privacy in the conference rooms. We display artwork by Dick Davison, who teaches at the A&M College of Architecture. He switches out the pieces from time to time for Art Step (a gallery crawl that takes place several times a year) and the monthly First Fridays where strollers drop in to visit downtown businesses, including ours. There is a communal and festive spirit that has become part of our firm's identity. Everyone who comes by seems to like how the space has been transformed. We still have work to do, like the front awning and courtyard at the rear along the alley, but overall this space has worked out perfectly. Every evening when I leave work and step out to the street, I look down Main Street toward the other wonderful old properties, including the Astin Building and the LaSalle Hotel. It's times like this when I think about how much I love being part of the neighborhood in historic downtown Bryan. The writer invites all TA readers to visit 308 N. Bryan Ave. 68 T E X A S A R C H I T E C T 3 / 4 2 0 1 1


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The Hoya talked with Griffin Adams, sports editor of The Daily Utah Chronicle, about Georgetown's second-round matchup in the NCAA tournament. This is what he had to say about fifth-seeded Utah (25-8, 13-5 Pac 12).
What is it that makes Delon Wright such a good player?
When talking about the best players in the nation, Delon Wright's name has to be mentioned. Thanks to his wide variety of skills, Wright makes plays that sometimes his teammates and coaches don't even see coming. Wright has become one of the smartest players in the country in his time at Utah, and that's what really separates him from the rest of the field. The Wooden Award candidate seems to always make the right play, and when he does make a mistake or turn the ball over, most are shocked.
Wright can pass, dribble, penetrate and finish at the rim with ease, as evidenced by his 52.3 field-goal percentage. One knock on Wright heading into this season was that he couldn't shoot from behind the arc, and while he hasn't exactly shot lights out from deep this season, Wright has improved his three-point percentage to a respectable 36 percent. Basically, there's no simple solution when trying to stop Wright, and I feel bad for a coach who has to gameplan against him.
What types of team has Utah had success against this season? What time of team has it struggled with?
Looking at Utah's losses, most of them were close games that were lost in the closing minutes. But the one time the Utes got absolutely run out of the gym was against Arizona in Tucson earlier in the season. The reason why the Runnin' Utes struggled so mightily against the Wildcats was due to the physicality of the opponent. Utah boasts two seven-footers in Jakob Poeltl and Dallin Bachynski, but this team has been regarded as a squad that can't bang down low with the big boys. In that loss, Arizona's Kaleb Tarczewski and Brandon Ashley — and even Rondae Hollis-Jefferson and Stanley Johnson — all seemed like superior rebounders to any of the Utah players, and when the Utes don't win the rebounding battle, it's usually a toss-up when it comes to the outcome.
Outside of Wright and Jakob Poeltl, who are the Utes' key cogs?
This question is hard to answer, as different players have stepped up for the Utes all season long. They are an extremely deep squad, and head coach Larry Krystkowiak isn't afraid to opt for his bench when he sees something on the court he doesn't like.
That said, one key player on this squad is Brandon Taylor. The shortest player on the roster, measuring in at just 5-foot-10, plays some of the best defense on this squad. Despite his short stature, Taylor never backs down from a challenge and has been placed on the opposing team's best player multiple times throughout the season. Additionally, Taylor catches fire pretty easily from downtown, and when he is hitting from deep, this Utah team is hard to stop.
Portland is obviously much closer to Salt Lake City than D.C. How well do you expect Utah to be represented in the stands?
I think this game will be well attended by the Utes, and I think the crowd, even the non-Utah fans, might be more in their favor. On Thursday night when the Runnin' Utes took on Stephen F. Austin, the Utah fans were the only ones to fill up an entire section when the game tipped off, but as the contest progressed, the upset-minded crowd in Portland sided with the Lumberjacks.
However, with Utah being the lower seed in this one, not only do I expect the Ute faithful to show up in full force, I also expect the neutral fans in attendance to side with the Runnin' Utes to give them somewhat of a home-game atmosphere in Portland.
Georgetown and Utah will play tonight at Moda Center in Portland, Ore. Tip is set for 7:45, and the game will be shown on CBS.


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Abbott and Hockey electorates named in FttN phase of NBN rollout
The suburb of North Manly in the prime minister's electorate of Warringah is among the next included in the rollout of the National Broadband Network.
The suburb of North Manly in the prime minister's electorate of Warringah is among the next included in the rollout of the National Broadband Network.
New Zealand has upped its total investment in its ultra-fast broadband and rural broadband project to NZ$2 billion.
Australia's opposition party has proposed formally adopting a two-stage rollout of the National Broadband Network with fibre to the premises returning should Labor be elected to federal government.
iiNet has hinged much of its growth strategy on the rollout of the National Broadband Network, but CEO David Buckingham is pessimistic that the government will deliver on its promises of a faster rollout.
iiNet's strong NBN strategy has seen the company creep up on Optus, growing its fixed-line customer base to 975,000 in the first half of this financial year.
New Zealand's communications minister says adoption of fibre broadband is accelerating, but progress lags in major cities.
The president is pushing for the end of laws that protect larger, established Internet providers from competition, which he says harms the rollout of rural broadband services.
New Zealand's biggest telecommunications retailer responds to regulatory price signals and uncertainty about backdating with higher prices.
New Zealand's fibre to the premises and building rollout has beat its June target for premises passed by the fibre network.
Germany, US, and UK top a broadband study which claims there is a link between spending on telecoms infrastructure and GDP.
The Spanish telecoms giant has beaten its Italian rival to the Brazilian broadband provider.
Online retail accounts for just 1 percent of the total market and is expected to remain through to 2018 amid tough competition from physical stores and delays in infrastructure rollout to boost broadband connectivity.
Regulated price cuts to wholesale copper broadband services stand after Chorus' appeal fails.
Rebranded telco says focus on the customer is delivering results in the second half of its financial year.
New Zealand network operator Chorus seals an option for accelerated Crown funding for the Ultrafast Broadband network rollout.
Queensland-based specialist Universal Communications Group to manage complex Ultrafast Broadband connections to apartment buildings in New Zealand.
Australia's AU$29.5 billion national broadband network rollout will not be enough to save the future of the nation's IT industry, according to Atlassian co-founder, Mike Cannon-Brookes.
Pragmatism has already forced Malcolm Turnbull to step away from the Coalition's non-interventionist telecoms dogma. But as a coalition of US carriers threatens a freeze on infrastructure if that country's government declares broadband, it's worth considering which approach will deliver the most desirable outcomes.
Telecoms giant posts strong financials for the year on back of fibre broadband growth
Technical restrictions mean that NBN Co will not be able to offer its pending fibre-to-the-basement (FTTB) product in buildings where TPG Telecom has already installed FTTB services, NBN Co CEO Bill Morrow has confirmed. The alternatives? FTTP to the apartment – or no NBN Co service at all.
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Hi friends, so REO and Sammy Hagar seriously owned the state of Wisconsin last night. We co-headlined Rockfest, an old school four day rock festival held in the heart of the state in the small town of Cadott. The Hagar dressing room was a party right up until showtime, when Sam invited Dave and I into the pre-show prayer huddle with his band mates Michael Anthony, Jason Bonham, and Vic Johnson. Lots of bands have rituals before they go on which are normally quite private so we were quite honored, seriously. I sang some backup vocals on their version of Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love"...I love that kind of stuff.
Meanwhile, Robert Lamm and I are busy working on the vocal trading plans, and Jimmy Pankow is reportedly almost finished with the horn charts for our songs for the joint encore on the upcoming REO/Chicago tour. Hard to believe the first show is July 31 in Concord, CA in the Bay Area...then down to the Greek Theater in LA, over to Phoenix, and then the amazing Red Rocks Amphitheater in Denver. Quite a first week of the tour! The excitement is building in both our camps and with fans of both our bands. You guys do not want to miss this once in a lifetime tour collaboration.
Tonight we make our return to the Moondance Jam here in Walker, Minnesota. We are just having too much fun this weekend!
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(Photographed from left to right: Johnson, Kevin Cronin, Sammy Hagar, Michael Anthony, Jason Bonham, & Dave Amato on July 17th, 2014 at Rock Fest in Cadott, WI.)
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As many of you fans guessed the lyrics, "It all comes down to the two of us, Yeah this is where we start." came from the song "Building the Bridge".
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"Building The Bridge" Lyrics: Father to son, husband to wife Brother to brother, black man to white Living together, falling apart Looking for the common ground in every human heart It all comes down to the two of us Yeah this is where we start We are building the bridge One small stone at a time With a lot of love And some help from above From your heart to mine There's a land of justice, cities filled with pride A mountain of hope, just on the other side Across a river of indifference, and a valley of despair There's a tower of courage, piercing through the air I have a dream for our children, I want to take them there And we are building the bridge One small stone at a time With a lot of love And some help from above From your heart to mine As we seek out understanding As we learn to forgive When we open up our minds When our words are true and kind We are building the bridge Words & Music Kevin Cronin 1996 Camp Cronin Music, all rights reserved
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Police: Arlington business burglarizedJanuary 04,2014Police say Arlington business burgled
ARLINGTON A local business reported an attempted burglary on Friday morning that left their building damaged, according to Trooper Elliott Justinger.
Justinger said troopers were dispatched to Chem Clean on Route 7A around 12:50 a.m. on Friday
When they arrived, the owner of the store was already there and told police he believed someone forced his main door open. The suspects attempted to remove a safe from the store but were unsuccessful. According to Justinger, there was a set of tire tracks at the scene and two sets of footprints. Damage to the business door was estimated at about $200. Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Shaftsbury barracks of the Vermont State Police at 442-5421. Information can also be submitted anonymously online at www.vtips.info or by sending a text to 274637, or CRIMES, and using the keyword, VTIPS.MORE IN This Just InKABUL, Afghanistan Confusion reigned in the wake of the deadly bombing Saturday of a hospital... Full StorySPRINGFIELD A fast-moving fire destroyed a freestanding two-bay garage on 432 South St. Full StoryIt will be a busy week in gubernatorial politics with two candidates holding formal campaign... Full Story
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Immigration reform, gun control, sequestration, job creation: There's been a lot on President Obama's agenda in the first 100 days of his second term. How's he fielding it all? Host Michel Martin talks with Salon columnist David Sirota and Republican strategist Ron Christie to assess the President's batting average on the issues.
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In today's economy, many people in search of work can only find part-time jobs. The Bureau of Labor Statistics finds the number of 'involuntary' part-time workers has doubled since 2006. Host Michel Martin talks about what this means for the workplace and the economy, with The Wall Street Journal's Sudeep Reddy.
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Hector Ruiz is one of the few Latinos who have led Fortune 500 companies. He grew up poor in a small coal-mining town in Mexico. He shined shoes to help his family get by, and walked across the U.S.-Mexico border each day to go to high school in Texas. Host Michel Martin talks with him about his new memoir, Slingshot.
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Activists, filmmakers, and even the president invoke the conventional wisdom that there are more black men in prison than in college. Ivory Toldson, a professor at Howard University, says that's a myth; he explains his findings to host Michel Martin.
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Tell Me More celebrates National Poetry Month by hearing poetic tweets from listeners for the 'Muses and Metaphor' series. Today's poem comes from listener Randi Ward, who reads her tweet poem, 'My Mother's Hair.'
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Millions of parents drop their children at day care in the morning and hope they'll be safe. But high-quality day care is hard to find, and hard to afford. Host Michel Martin discusses whether American day care is in crisis with three parents: The New Republic's Jonathan Cohn; The Washington Post's Brigid Schulte; and regular contributor Dani Tucker.
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It's been a week since the Boston Marathon bombing, and people are still wondering why they happened. Media sources have suggested possible motivations, like the suspects turning to radical Islam. Host Michel Martin gets perspective on how young Muslims are reacting to this case, and how Islamic extremists are spotted. She hears from AbdelRahman Murphy, a youth director at a Tennessee mosque; and Mohamed Elibiary, who works with radicalized Muslim youth.
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The two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing were ethnically Chechen. The central Asian region of Chechnya has a troubled history. It has also seen some of that region's most notorious terrorist incidents in recent memory. Host Michel Martin learns more from Alexey Malashenko of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Many people thought Laura Bates was out of her mind when she offered to teach Shakespeare in the maximum security wing of an Indiana prison. But the prisoners found a deep connection with the playwright's words. Laura Bates talks about her experience in her new book Shakespeare Saved My Life: Ten Years in Solitary with the Bard. She speaks with host Michel Martin.
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Tell Me More is celebrating National Poetry Month with the series 'Muses and Metaphor.' Listeners are sending their own poems via Twitter. Today's poetic tweet comes from Luisa Igloria. She teaches creative writing at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Va.
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The new Senate proposal to overhaul immigration policy is more than 800 pages long. Host Michel Martin gets a crash course on some of the details and what they mean for immigrants and the rest of the country. She's joined by immigration lawyer Sonia Ansari and Matt Barreto from the polling group, Latino Decisions.
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The Barbershop guys weigh in how social and traditional media helped - and hurt - in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings. They also discuss the new Jackie Robinson film '42.' Host Michel Martin hears from culture critic Jimi Izrael, freelance journalist Corey Dade, sports editor Dave Zirin, and Bostonian and healthcare consultant Neil Minkoff.
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Gun control advocates are regrouping after the Senate's failure to pass new gun regulations on Wednesday. Host Michel Martin talks about the political news of the week with analysts Maria Teresa Kumar, Lenny McAllister and NPR's senior Washington editor, Ron Elving.
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Korean-American rapper Dumbfoundead used to get the mic pulled out of his hands at rap battles. But the Los Angeles artist has steadily won fans and made a name for himself in the world of hip-hop. Host Michel Martin talks with NPR'S Karen Grigsby Bates about what his success says about the evolution of rap.
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Angela Davis was once on the FBI's most wanted list. But decades after her brush with the law as a political activist, she remains a hero to some, and a villain to others. Host Michel Martin talks with Shola Lynch, the director of the new documentary Free Angela and All Political Prisoners.
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Jason Holliday was a black aspiring performer in 1960s New York — he was also openly gay, when that wasn't safe. Holliday is the subject of Shirley Clarke's 1967 documentary, Portrait of Jason. Michel Martin speaks with film archivist Dennis Doros, who spent years restoring the old film, and Robert Fiore, who originally helped craft it.
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Listeners are invited to submit short poems on Twitter to celebrate National Poetry Month. Curator and poet Holly Bass gives an update on recent tweets about tragedy in Boston, and other topics.
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In contrast to previous studies in which dialysis patients were converted from IV epoetin using sequential increases in dosing intervals, most patients in MAXIMA were converted directly from a predominantly three-times-a-week regimen of epoetin (87 percent of patients) to IV MIRCERA administered once every two weeks or once every four weeks.
MAXIMA Study Findings
The MAXIMA results showed:
-- Minute changes in Hb levels throughout the duration of the study (mean
changes from the baseline to the evaluation periods were -0.71, -0.25,
and -0.75 g/L in the MIRCERA once every two weeks; MIRCERA once every
four weeks and epoetin groups, respectively), illustrating that the
primary efficacy parameter (mean change in Hb level between baseline
and evaluation periods) was met.
-- For the secondary analysis, the proportion of patients maintaining a
mean Hb within plus or minus 10 g/L of baseline was 68 percent, 68
percent, and 67 percent in the MIRCERA once every two weeks and MIRCERA
once every four weeks and epoetin groups, respectively.
-- The most common serious adverse events in the three groups were sepsis,
pneumonia and arteriograft thrombosis. A similar incidence of adverse
events occurred across all treatment arms with the most frequent
adverse events mild to moderate and had a distribution typical for this
patient population.
About MIRCERA
The clinical program for MIRCERA consisted of 10 global studies
involving more than 2,700 patients from 29 countries. The Phase III program
for MIRCERA included two correction studies and four maintenance studies
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What does the San Diego County economy look like for 2015 and beyond? This year saw a lively discussion with a panel of experts covering the future of the economy, the real estate market, San Diego's start-up environment and the transportation industry. Our experts will provide predictions and their perspective on what may be in store for San Diego County.
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The heart of a genetically modified pig has been successfully transplanted into monkey, say scientists in South Korea.
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It is the first time the country has claimed to have accomplished such an inter-species operation, Daily Mail reported.
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Before the controversial procedure, conducted in Seoul, the cloned pig had its genes responsible for immune rejection removed.
The ultimate aim of such experimentation would be to put pig hearts and other swine organs into humans.
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The first known transplant of a genetically engineered pig heart in a primate was performed in 1994.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, March 23 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- "With multidrug (MDR) and extremely drug (XDR) resistant tuberculosis on the rise, the world-wide financial crisis is of major concern to the international health community," said Dr. Carol Nacy, CEO of Sequella. "The Global Fund to fight HIV, malaria, and TB is running a huge deficit, and public health officials fear that any gains of the last 10 years in control of TB, especially in HIV-infected patients, will be lost. The specter of untreatable TB hangs like a pall over the STOP TB Partnership meeting in Rio de Janeiro, as patient advocates and health ministers, companies and non-governmental organizations, gather to determine how best to work together to even maintain the status quo."
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Sequella is a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company focused on commercializing improved treatments for infectious diseases of epidemic potential. The company leverages its global influence, R&D platforms and infectious disease expertise to proactively address emerging health threats. Through focused execution, clear commercialization pathways, and strategic partnerships, Sequella intends to commercialize a broad product portfolio designed to treat global health threats with significant market opportunity.
Sequella has both drugs and diagnostics in various stages of development. The company's lead drug candidate, SQ109 is a new diamine antibiotic intended to replace one or more of the current first-line anti-TB drugs and simplify patient therapy. SQ109 was granted U.S. FDA Fast Track designation and FDA/EMEA Orphan Drug Designation in 2007. SQ109 shows activity against drug sensitive and multi-drug resistant (MDR and XDR) Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the causative agent of TB. SQ109 is due to begin a Phase 1B study to assess safety and pharmacokinetics o
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The Penguins face a must-win situation Saturday against Buffalo, while the red-hot Kyle Turris looks to help the Senators get into the postseason on the final day of the regular season.
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Friday Daily Puck: The Usurpers
The West's eight have been set. Who draws whom and how will it shake out?
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Saturday Daily Puck: Reaping The Bennettfits
Sam Bennett is set to make his NHL debut for the Flames, while Jonathan Toews is delivering in the clutch for the Blackhawks.
April 2, 2015
Friday Daily Puck: Big Bad Buff
Dustin Byfuglien's suspension comes at the worst possible time. Can the Jets fend off the competition and enter the second dance?
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Wednesday Daily Puck: Flame On
One former Wing is having an excellent season, while another is ice cold.
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Saturday Daily Puck: Return Of The King
Henrik Lundqvist appears to be making his return to the crease Saturday against the Bruins, while the red-hot Jordan Eberle is piling on the points for the Oilers.
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Saturday Daily Puck: SenSational
A young and exciting Ottawa Senators team is terrorizing the NHL, while Jordan Eberle is piling up points for the Oilers. Meanwhile in Nashville, reduced minutes for Cody Franson is leading to reduced production.
March 19, 2015
Friday Daily Puck: 718 Glasses Of Jagr Bombs On The Wall...
Jaromir Jagr scored his 718th goal Thursday, moving him past Phil Esposito. A quick look at how good the future Hall of Famer really is.
March 15, 2015
Monday Daily Puck: Hudler Not Slowing Down
Not even the loss of Mark Giordano can cool the Flames
March 13, 2015
Saturday Daily Puck: California Dreaming?
Joe Thornton voices his frustration in San Jose, while Ryan Spooner is steadily producing as the Bruins' new second-line center.
March 6, 2015
Saturday Daily Puck: #Hamburglar
Sens' Andrew Hammonds remains hot Friday, while second-line center Brandon Dubinsky is lighting up the lamp for Columbus.
March 3, 2015
Neutral Zone Wrap: Trade Deadline Review
Evan Berofsky examines the fantasy fallout from this year's trades and counts Anthony Duclair, who is headed to Arizona, among the long-term winners.
February 20, 2015
Friday Daily Puck: Advanced Basics
The NHL will be rolling advanced stats onto their website soon. Can fantasy players use them?
February 16, 2015
Tuesday Daily Puck: Klein Dancing
February 12, 2015
Thursday Daily Puck: Mid-February Trading Frenzy
Evander Kane, Drew Stafford, Jhonas Enroth, Tyler Myers, and Mark Arcobello all swapped sweaters on Wednesday. We take a look at what all these trades and waiver claims mean for your team.
January 15, 2015
Friday Daily Puck: The Backup Plan
Pekka Rinne's injury means Carter Hutton gets the job by default. But is he Nashville's only hope?
Thursday Daily Puck: Dubnyk And Dubnyk And Dubnyk Right
The Minnesota Wild made a trade to acquire goaltender Devan Dubnyk and he could make a huge impact on fantasy rosters in the second half.
January 5, 2015
Tuesday Daily Puck: Un-Suter-able
Ryan Suter's been a bit of a disappointment all year long, but now he's gone stone-cold.
January 3, 2015
Sunday Daily Puck: Nice Hat (Trick)
There were two hat tricks in Saturday night action, including one by ageless wonder Jaromir Jagr
December 1, 2014
NHL Schedule Analysis: Monthly Outlooks
Colorado's Nathan MacKinnon is getting on track along with his Avalanche teammates, who have 13 games in December.
November 15, 2014
Sunday Daily Puck: Fallen Stars
Captain Jamie Benn is ice cold and youngster Valeri Nichushkin is down for an extended period. What should you make of these two Dallas Stars?
October 31, 2014
Saturday Daily Puck: Starry-eyed Wild
The Stars and Wild get ready for a key divisional matchup Saturday night. How will it all shake down?
October 27, 2014
NHL Schedule Analysis: On The Prowl
RotoWire's Brian Rutherford likes how the schedule sets up for Pekka Rinne and the Predators this week.
October 22, 2014
Darryl's Dispatch: Goalie Forecast Guide
Darryl Houston Smith gives you more tips on how to manage your goalies, including a handy guide for upcoming goalie starts.
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Schedule Analysis: Quack Attack
Corey Perry and the Ducks have four games this week, one of just four teams to be so busy. Check out more of Brian Rutherford's schedule analysis in this week's edition.
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