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Intellectual property company Unwired Planet Inc., is holding a ribbon-cutting today for its new offices in State Street Plaza in downtown Reno.
Last September, the company announced its relocation from Redwood City, Calif., to Reno, citing this area's lower costs and more business-friendly environment.
Spokeswoman Amy Koestner said about 20 people are currently working in Unwired Planet's 3,800-square-foot office on the second floor of State Street Plaza at 170 S. Virginia St. just south of the Truckee River.
Formerly known as Openwave, Unwired Planet, which does not make products, has a collection of 200 U.S. and overseas patents allowing mobile devices to connect to the Internet and employs 37 people, according to Yahoo Finance.
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ALBANY, Ga. -- On this Saturday before Veterans Day, the Sowega Veterans Coalition will honor of military veterans by presenting the fifth annual Salute to Veterans at Veterans Park Amphitheater, Albany Civic Center.
Paul Murray, coalition chairman, said the event will begin with a music prelude at 9:45 a.m.by the Deerfield-Windsor high school band.
The salute will continue to the March on the Colors presented by Monroe High School USAF Junior ROTC, the national anthem performed by Marilyn McClelland and posting of colors. A medley of armed forces songs will be performed before McClelland sings "America the Beautiful."
Guest speaker for the event is Lee James, who served eight months as a prisoner of war when his B-17 bomber was shot down over Germany in World War II. James will speak on four of his most dangerous missions before being captured.
Following the ceremonies, there will be a parade of vehicles from the Civic Center to the VFW at 315 Philema Road, where there will be music, food and refreshments, a live auction and more, Murray said.
On display at the VFW will be a Navy UH1 Seawolf attack helicopter of the type used in the Vietnam War. According to Murray, the aircraft were used as support for the U.S. Navy swift boats patrolling the Mekong Delta.
Murray said the annual ceremony and parade are not only to honor U.S. veterans of all wars but also to help generate a sense of pride and appreciation for the military.
Murray is puzzled,why Albany, with more veterans than any other city in the area, appears, in his opinion, to be lukewarm toward military personnel. According to Murray, most every other town, including Panama City, Atlanta, Savannah, Thomasville and Moultrie have a formal parade, with marching bands and floats, rather than Albany's simple parade of vehicles.
"It's not costing the city anything," Murray said. "Everything is taken care of by our company sponsors, Budwiser and SASCO Chemicals."
According to Murray, the Veterans Salute initiative faces excessive "red tape" each year in applying for a simple parade of vehicles. In any sort of parade format, he would like to see more support from residents in decorating their own vehicles with positive pro-military messages or marching in groups.
"Our purpose is to support veteran programs and events," Murray said of the veterans coalition, "like the Field of Flags and Salute to Veterans. One of our current projects is the establishment of a World War II memorial at Veterans Park. We have a memorial for Vietnam vets but not for those of World War II."
Murray said that each year, proceeds from the Salute auction will be presented to an organization selected by the coalition. This year the recipient will be the Purple Heart Outdoor Tour, an organization providing hunting and fellowship opportunities for profoundly injured military veterans and firefighters.
According to Murray, the Sowega Veteran's Coalition was formed as a means to distribute information to all the veterans groups in the Dougherty County area and is formally organizing into a meaningful organization that participates in Community and veteran functions. Participating in the coalition are eleven local veteran-oriented groups, including American Legion posts, the VFW, and Vietnam Veterans Post #1.
rock 3 years ago
Maybe Vet participation is down because the VFW is full of old men and bikers and full of too much smoke. It could be that post 182 is run by a couple of idiots. It could be that post 30 does not answer online membership requests ( I applied on line twice and never heard from them) It could be that alot of vets just want to forget and move on. The VFW on philema is run down and ill managed. These are just a couple of things I have experienced and if I have experienced these than I am sure so have others. Lets face it things in Albany are not Always managed for members but for those in office of the Posts.
JROK 3 years ago
If Rock had any common sense and not non sense if we would know if he wants change in any VFW Post than he needs to one be accepted into our Elite membership. Quit Whining and Complaining when no one wants to hear you. "Ill Manage" makes me sick to my stomach, and you call yourself a Veteran. Quit Griping and come to our post and start making a difference!
pberthoty 3 years ago
Post 182 is the Leesburg American Legion and 30 is the Albany American Legion, not the VFW. The Albany VFW is Post 2785. Maybe "ill managed" before, but this is a new VFW 2785 with new ideas and a dedicated new Commander and his officers who are striving to improve the VFW. The CO & his Sr. Vice have been spending hundreds of hours at the VFW to improve it in the last 3 months. There are bands now on Friday and Saturday nights, with a swap meet the first Saturday of each month. An added pool table moved up into the main dance hall to be used, amusement machines and new TV's and a lounge with X-box and WiFi through self-improved management at NO COST. It takes money to improve a facility and it is no longer "ill-managed". Come by now and you will see the changes to attract the younger veterans and they are slowly signing up. By January 2013, the front area will be improved with better lighting, new doors and signs. It takes money and all the improvements that have been made so far cost nothing, just time, energy and the desire to improve the facility. If you google it's history, the VFW's purpose since 1899 is to help veterans and no one does more. It is the largest American organization of combat veterans. The American Legion is comprlsed of veterans who have served during certain time periods. Both veterans organizations needs the support of younger members. I agree with JROK. Quit Griping and come to our post and start making a difference!
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John Gilson is kinda picky—but in a good way. He knows what he likes, and that happens to be some really special C2 Corvettes. Shown here from his small but high-quality collection are a silver '63 Split Window coupe with an L84 engine, a blue '66 powered by an L72, and a black with white stinger '67, powered by the fabled 435hp, 427ci L71 engine.
Gilson also owns a 1965 model, but it was being repainted, and not available for the shoot. "I wasn't necessarily looking for a 65," Gilson explains, "But my son suggested that wouldn't it be cool to own all the C2 Vettes ('63 to '67). He does enjoy helping me spend my money! I agreed and the '65 was sitting there at this auction in great shape, soooo..."
Actually, Gilson has acquired almost all of his cars at auction. How did he get so hooked on Corvettes? "This all started when I retired in 2002," he recalls. "When you go to car shows there are always people around who tell you that they had this or that Corvette in their youth. I like to reply that my first Corvette was when I was 55 years old. Now I own four."
The '63 Split Window was the first of his collection, bought at Barrett-Jackson in Scottsdale in January of 2002. For the following year, he set his sights on a '67, 427/435 roadster, also at Barrett-Jackson, which resulted an ironic on-air comment.
"During this auction, SPEED TV was televising the event," Gilson relates. "At the time, this '67 was the highest sale, so they had a camera right behind the auction associate who was standing by me while the bidding was going on…and I was looking very serious indeed. What was funny about it was the television commentator, after I won the bid, stated, "There goes a very knowledgeable Corvette owner." Yeah, right!"
Later that Spring, on Father's Day, Gilson's son presented him with a personalized "67 SKUNK" license plate (for the black-and-white color combo). This ritual has continued with each Corvette: The '63 reads, "63 SPLW", the '65 is "65 CNVT", and the '66 is "M22 66" (M22 refers to the "Rock Crusher" transmission, with only 15 installed on 1966 models).
So many Corvettes, so little time! But Gilson is a practical fellow, and learned a little lesson about shopping around: "I was in no hurry and these cars aren't cheap, so no additional Vettes until January '07 at the Russo & Steele auction in Scottsdale," he notes. "I went looking at another car (a '61 Pontiac convertible) and noticed the '66 Vette. It was not on the web site or the sales list, as it was a late entry. I strongly believe I would have had to pay a higher price if the car was at Barrett-Jackson, given the larger amount of high-end bidders there."
Gilson's C2 collection is not yet complete, as the '64 Vette is still missing from the lineup. "Once the 64 is found and my C2 collection is complete, I'd like to try to bring all five to a car show together. Seems to me that would be very cool." In the meantime, though, he really relishes the ones he has.
"Given that we live in Southern California, car shows are held all year round, every weekend, and during the week as well," he says. "So I rotate the cars (one week per car) and go to various car shows. They've won numerous trophies, but the 'hanging' with other car guys is the most fun."
Once Gilson's Vettes are in as perfect condition as is possible, he points out that simple maintenance keeps them performing well and relatively inexpensive to drive (notwithstanding the fact that he puts100 octane gas in them).
So what's his favorite Corvette? "I tell them the one I'm driving that week."


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Craig from the Pandora Team has uploaded a video of Quake III running very, very well on the Pandora, which is an upcoming portable video gaming console built around Linux.
If this video doesn't show off what the console is capable of I don't know what will.
To quote, from the video's caption: "Demo with some bots running I guess, it appeared to me the average framerate was around 40.
This at 600 Mhz and 110 Mhz." Check it out below!
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Do you ever stop to think how many of the inventions we utilize on a daily basis and often take for granted came to be? The following infographic from BestCollegesOnline.org takes a look at how some of the most widely used inventions originally came about as well as how they evolved over time.
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It was a dual-purpose exercise in service to others and Louisiana College freshmen orientation.
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I was genuinely confused when I read this at first, wondering if there was ANY demand, let alone talk, of continuing the story.
But then I saw I was confused and for some reason thought they were talking of a movie based on The Commish!
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Put it to you like this: I'm naturally predisposed to really popular shows and movies, but I finally gave it a shot, and was hooked by the second episode. Lots of blood, boobs, gore, and quirk. And as I said, actual bad-ass vampires.
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Sometimes, just sometimes, you have to take the Hudson River line to get out of a New York State of mind. As much as I love my job, my friends and my causes, sometimes the evening meetings, the weekend volunteering and the obligatory social events are enough to make your head spin.
So, this week I was more than happy to lace up my hiking boots, pack some good wine and head up to the Connecticut countryside for a few days with my boyfriend, who, if I haven't mentioned, works just as many hours as I do, but opposite shifts. It was a much needed and much deserved few days of (mostly) unplugged relaxation.
For anyone looking for a short road trip that feels 100 miles away, I recommend the Starbuck Inn, a bed and breakfast in Kent, Conn. Like a canvas out of a Norman Rockwell gallery, we drank afternoon tea by the fireplace while listening to music from a different era. For dinner, we walked just a few hundred yards into town to the Fife & Drum, an old, dimly lit upscale restaurant George Washington could have ate at, and spent the second night at the local tavern. During the day we popped in and out of antique shops and chowed down on local, organic foods.
We missed peak foliage by a week or two, but the landscape was still very impressive. Tuesday was spent photographing and hiking around the Pond Mountain Preserve area, but there are endless hiking options in the area, including the famed Appalachian Trail. As far as the inn itself goes, Peter Starbuck's colonial home was warm and welcoming and his loyal chocolate lab, Ruby, was a great guest addition to the morning breakfast each day.
My advice to all young professionals juggling long hours and extracurriculars – hang up your suit jacket, let your emails pile up and take a mid-week mental health holiday. You can thank me later.
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If all three outdoorsmen reading this Weekly Mistake would simply take one piece of advice from me, this column would not be necessary.
While there are those out there who say the column is NEVER necessary, this tidbit of advice might well assist you in getting ready for upcoming hunting seasons with information about regulations, season dates and bag limits, etc.
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Good choice. And I knew it. ;)
I'm a bit bereft that lycra isn't an option…
Ohhh, I had that! But my wireless connection went down and I forgot what I wrote when it came back… but it had LYCRA in it, dear kindred spirit!
"i'm a dipstick with no discernible standards" lol. I love the characteristics you assigned to each fabric type – most of which, sadly, I didn't recognise (though the descriptions give me fair warning about which I should not buy)… clealry I will be in one of the first 'educate the breeders in how-to-dress-themselves' classes once society's fabric has been torn, and the fabulously gay overlords commence the conversion of the rest of the human race :P
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I cannot believe I left out THE FABRIC OF KINGS. Sincere apologies for the omission.
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Chimichurri sauce
To give your next cookout just a hint of genuine Argentine flair, serve it with Chimichurri sauce. Simply chop together the following and serve over a juicy, rare steak.
1 cup Italian (flat) parsley 3 to 5 cloves garlic1 teaspoon salt1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper1/2 teaspoon chili pepper flakes2 tablespoons fresh oregano leaves2 tablespoons shallot3/4 cup olive oil3 tablespoons sherry wine vinegar3 tablespoons lemon juice
Mendoza, Argentina, is referred to there as the Birthplace of Malbec, though it almost certainly is not.
The vine was popular in Bordeaux long before anyone in Patagonia was cultivating grapes. Nonetheless, it has found a home here, and that is thanks to a mid-19th century regional governor, Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, who requested that the French agronomist Miguel Pouget bring some cuttings of selected French vines to be planted in Mendoza.
The particular clone he chose produces smaller, tighter bunches and less tannic wine than the Malbecs still grown (primarily as a blending grape) back in France. Its true forbearer probably was rendered extinct by the Phylloxera epidemic in the 1880s. Once a popular and accepted grape among the Crus of Bordeaux, it fell out of favor there in the 1950s when the whole crop was killed by frost. It remains in the vineyards of southern France, and sparsely in the Loire, to this day.
In Mendoza, though, it has thrived, and there are now more than 120,000 acres planted to the variety in that region alone. One in particular has caught my attention recently, called Inacayal. The name is taken from the leader of the Tehuelche, the last native tribe to resist European dominance in Patagonia. The Conquest of the Desert was completed when Inacayal surrendered in 1884. Oddly, upon his death four years later, his skeleton and brain were put on display as anthropological curiosities.
The Inacayal vineyard is located on a high plateau near Lujan de Cuyo, just south of the city of Mendoza, and a perilous trek due east across the Andes from Santiago, Chile. Elevated about 3,200 feet above sea level, its soils are clay loam, and they enjoy just the kind of hot days and cool nights that are perfect for the Malbec grape.
Under the watchful eye of the legendary Italian-born winemaker Adriano Senetiner and his protégé Alejandro Rojas, these grapes are able to shine with the unique terroir of the region.
Rich, velvety and complex, it carries the traditional bouquet of plums and chocolate, with a long-developing palate of blackberry jam and cocoa and just a hint of vanilla. It weighs in at a not-insignificant $25 a bottle; $270 a case, but is well worth it, especially with steak-grilling season upon us. And if theres one thing besides making Malbec that the Argentines know how to do well, its apply fire to beef.
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SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Michael Young is here. Michael Young says he's ready for what he calls his "favorite time of the year."
Is Michael Young happy?
That's a lot harder to say.
Young spoke for about 25 minutes this afternoon, after arriving at Rangers camp a day before the team begins full-squad spring training workouts. He revealed that he has had what he called "very candid and truthful" conversations with team president Nolan Ryan, made it clear that his relationship with general manager Jon Daniels has not been repaired, called his situation "less than ideal" and then said he's prepared for spring training to begin.
"One thing I'll never do is disrupt my teammates' preparation for the season," Young said. "Once we step foot in spring training, it's not about me anymore. It's about the team."
But it's what Young didn't say that was just as revealing.
He wouldn't say whether he would still prefer to be traded.
Young expressed disappointment that his initial trade request became public, and said that he wants to keep all further conversations with the team confidential. Young said that he believed his position had been misrepresented, and that he had never changed his mind about his willingness to accept a role as a designated hitter and super-utility player, after the Rangers signed Adrian Beltre to take his job at third base.
It's not clear how hard the Rangers have tried to trade Young, but it is highly unlikely that he'll be dealt before opening day, given the Rangers' desire that any deal doesn't weaken their team for 2011.
Asked if Young will be in the opening day lineup, Daniels quickly said: "That's my expectation."
"Mine, too," Ryan added.
Will he be happy with a role that includes time at first base, second base and third base, but where his primary job is as the Rangers' DH?
Good question.
Ryan said that in his conversations with Young, one thing the player went back to is that "he does not feel he's at the point in his career that he wants to be a DH."
Young has three years and $48 million remaining on his contract, and executives involved in talks with the Rangers have suggested that Texas would likely need to pay half of that money in order to make a deal. Even then, the executives suggested, the Rangers wouldn't get value for value, and thus would hurt their chances of winning this year.
Manager Ron Washington said again today that while he'll use Young as a DH and around the infield, as of now he has no plans to use him in the outfield. Young did say that he was open to playing the outfield.
Washington also said he saw no problem getting Young enough at-bats.
"I can't sit here and give you percentages," Washington said. "But Michael will play."
In his remarks today, Young expressed his love for Washington, and for his teammates. He didn't say much at all about Daniels, except to say that the two haven't talked and that Young has no plans for that to change.
"It is not on my priority list at all," he said.
Daniels declined to respond, other than to say: "To some degree, my integrity has been called into question, and I don't take that lightly. We're going to let it pass, wear it, so to speak."
As far as Washington is concerned, though, the more important thing is that, at least for now, he can think about putting Young in his everyday lineup.
"The bottom line is he's here," Washington said. "He's going to help us win. That's what it's all about."
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The latest on Michael Young
Posted on: February 19, 2011 11:58 am
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"once we step foot in spring training, it's not about me anymore. It's about the team." Well, today is the day, so we shall see.
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Posted on: February 19, 2011 9:22 pm
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Knobler writes that Texas knows or feels they won't recieve "value for value" in any trade for Young, thus hurting their chances of winning this year. I understand eating 24 million for a guy that will no longer be playing for you would be a tough pill to swallow, but it's also 24 million on the other side saved by not paying a DH/superutility player 24 freaking million to play in the field part time and swing a bat. The real thing thats going to hurt Texas' chances of winning this year are A). not completing a deal of any sort to try to replace Cliff Lee and B). the fact that Oakland got better.
I know the Rangers were allegedly in on Greinke. But it didn't happen. Previous to that, the Brewers also nabbed Shawn Marcum. And the Cubbies added Matt Garza. Etc. and etc. If the Rangers feel a consortium of Feldman-Hunter-Wilson-Lewis-Holland
et. al can get it done, so be it. I know it wasn't for lack of trying. And if you can get an Adrien Beltre at a good market price, fine. But Mitch Moreland at first? Let Michael Young at least start full-time on that corner if he is willing. It's a slap in the face to a guy who has been there forever, through good and bad. The Rangers aren't doing right by this guy. Texas should be good for 85-90 wins regardless. If a guy like Fausto Carmona gets off to a good start, I'd take a good hard look at him at the deadline if I were Nolan Ryan/Jon Daniels.


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Rochester police say they have arrested the final person believed to be involved in a Sunday morning shootout on Chili Avenue that injured an 11-year-old boy.
Michael McMurty, 19, of Rochester, was charged with two counts of second-degree assault, one count of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon and one count of first-degree reckless endangerment, all felonies, according to city court records.
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Selena Gomez Reunites With Justin Bieber (Again): Video
Selena Gomez posted a love poem on Instagram … and there's a chance the message is to Justin Bieber!
The 21-year-old singer-actress shared the black-and-white video of herself reciting the lyrics from The Cure's "Lovesong": "I will always love you. Whatever words I say, I will always love you."
She uploaded it around the same time the on-again, off-again couple were seen together this weekend in Malibu celebrating a friend's birthday.
Artist Khalil posted the Instagram video of Justin and Selena celebrating with birthday boy Alfredo Flores.
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By Bobby Allyn | The Tennessean
Davidson County Chancellor Carol McCoy on Wednesday ordered the Tennessee Department of Children's Services to provide the Tennessean and other media outlets with redacted case files of the 50 most recent cases involving 2012 fatalities or near-fatalities of children under their watch.
McCoy said the state cannot charge for redacting those records or criss-crossing the state to pick them up. Previously, state lawyers had said the state would charge $55,584 for the same records, a price they later reduced to $34,225.
Instead, media groups must pay 50 cents per copy for the records -- more than 3 times the standard copying costs for state records.
The state has until May 3 to turn over an initial batch of records being sought by the media groups. The 50 files -- a fourth of the total number of records sought by the media -- will cost $1,067.50. The media is seeking 200-plus records of the fatalities or near fatalities of children overseen who had some contact with DCS and who died or suffered critical injuries between January 2009 and July 2012.
McCoy ordered state officials to turn over six of seven completed forms identified by media groups as containing relevant information to determine how and why a child may have died or suffered critical injuries. McCoy said any of those forms completed within 30 days of the child's death or injury were public records. She denied the coalition's request for a seventh form -- a computerized printout giving the interaction history of the child with DCS. McCoy also ordered any relevant information about cases that resulted in criminal prosecutions to be included in those forms.
During the hearing, McCoy said determining the degree to which the files should be made public is a delicate balancing act. "You can't unring the bell," McCoy said, noting that releasing too much information about the children could have dire consequences.
Deputy Attorney General Janet Kleinfelter said providing the records that the media have requested would be troublesome for staff and costly to the state.
Kleinfelter noted that the information is "very, very sensitive," adding that she "would not trust some low-level employee with redacting the information."
Attorney Robb Harvey, who represents the media coalition, said the records in question are not "buried in a warehouse like the lost arc of Indiana Jones," saying the price the state was asking for the records was excessive. He asked McCoy to waive the fee since, he argued, the files are of high public interest.
Maintaining that the fee is legitimate, Kleinfelter noted that "the plaintiff is a for-profit news organization. These are not private citizens."
In McCoy's decision, however, she said the state's public records law applies equally to corporations and citizens.
The Tennessean, WBIR, and a dozen other news organizations filed a lawsuit in December alleging that the state Department of Children's Services was violating state law by refusing to disclose the records of children who died under the agency's supervision.
DCS has balked at those requests, claiming some of the records are not public and that it would cost tens of thousands of dollars to produce.
In its latest filing, the media coalition asked McCoy to waive all costs for producing the records, which the state first priced at $55,584 and later reduced to $34,225, saying it would mean hand-delivering records from all over the state and hours removing sensitive information.
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|Cost comparison of outpatient treatment with granulocyte colony-stimulating factors (G-CSF) in Germany.
MedLine Citation:
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|BACKGROUND: Granulocyte colony-stimulating factors (G-CSF), are available for prevention of neutropenia and reduction of its complications in cytostatic chemotherapy. The purpose of this analysis was to determine the consumption rates for various G-CSF and to compare outpatient medication costs per patient and treatment cycle.
METHODS: Prescription data of statutory health insurance members in Germany (IMS®LRx database) with G-CSF prescriptions between January 2008 and July 2010 were evaluated. A period of observation of at least 6 months prior to and after the G-CSF prescription was required.
RESULTS: Prescription data of 8,726 patients treated with original filgrastim, 4,240 with biosimilar filgrastim, 6,456 with lenograstim, and 9,939 with pegfilgrastim were analyzed. The regression model showed statistically significant costreducing effects per cycle for treatment with lenograstim compared with non-lenograstim (-0.47 vs. original filgrastim; -0.15 vs. biosimilar filgrastim; -1.04 vs. pegfilgrastim; each p < 0.0001). This result has been adjusted for patient age, gender, number of injections, and prescribing specialist group.
CONCLUSIONS: Treatment with the original preparation lenograstim is significantly cheaper compared to the other two original drugs and biosimilar. The costs of G-CSF treatment with the original preparation lenograstim and the filgrastim biosimilars are in a similar range, but with a significantly lower cost for lenograstim. Compared to their reference product the biosimilars thus show a cost advantage.
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|Type: Comparative Study; Journal Article
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|Title: International journal of clinical pharmacology and therapeutics Volume: 50 ISSN: 0946-1965 ISO Abbreviation: Int J Clin Pharmacol Ther Publication Date: 2012 Apr
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|Created Date: 2012-03-29 Completed Date: 2012-05-24 Revised Date: 2012-08-30
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|Nlm Unique ID: 9423309 Medline TA: Int J Clin Pharmacol Ther Country: Germany
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Biosimilar Pharmaceuticals / economics*, therapeutic use*
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Drug Costs*
Drug Prescriptions / economics
Granulocyte Colony-Stimulating Factor / economics*, therapeutic use*
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Middle Aged
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Housed in a small, narrow building, this neighborhood bistro serves locally inspired French cuisine along with a selection of exclusively Sonoma wines.
A locavore's paradise, this all–regionally sourced, all-sustainable restaurant (set in a soaring, modern version of a red barn) takes haute farmyard cuisine to a whole new level.
With a focus on seasonal, farm-to-table cuisine, the chefs at Zin Restaurant make almost everything from scratch, including condiments, breads, charcuteries, and desserts. In addition, they also incorporate fresh produce from the restaurant's own Eastside Farm.
At the Healdsburg, the lawn is the best place for a cold drink. The raspberry lemonade here is spiked with vodka and Chambord, while the margarita is a mix of tequila, Patrón Citrónge, simple syrup, and fresh lime juice.
Sonoma Valley dining doesn't get any finer than it does here, at this two-Michelin-starred restaurant set in Healdsburg's Hotel Le Mars.
Pig is something of an obsession at this petite café at the back of Copperfield's Books. You can get the house-made bacon on a salad, in a sandwich, on pizza, or on pasta. Or throw dietary caution to the winds and dive into the pork-cheek sandwich.
Located at the Singletree Inn, this small diner serves breakfast all day. There is not much in the way of decorations, but patrons come for the food, which includes everything from blueberry pancakes to biscuits and gravy, and even a breakfast burrito.
Chef Charlie Palmer has been a busy fellow since he first opened his landmark NYC restaurant, Aureole, back in 1988.
Named after one of Italy's most popular—and loudest—card games, this understated Sonoma County trattoria telegraphs authenticity and delivers with cooking that gets the details right.
This spin-off of a Napa Valley original is located in Healdsburg's bustling town square.


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Behold the Internet's Favorite Bathroom
Remember a few months ago, when we talked about the bathroom supply company on a quest to find America's best restroom—a dubious honor—by polling the internet? Well, today they announced the winner, and somewhat ironically, it recreates nature around those who are answering calls of nature. »


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In the 1960s, lots of garage bands made a name for themselves by playing amp-up, high-speed rock.
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"Our goal was to slow down the tunes of the day and get every drop of emotion out of them," says Vinny Martell, lead guitarist for Vanilla Fudge. For example, the group's debut album was highlighted by a mid-tempo version of the Supremes' "You Keep Me Hanging On." ...


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At The Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum, we offer full service catering for every taste and budget, tables and chairs, free on and off-street parking, handicap accessibility, "provide your own alcohol" option, event coordination, table/room flipping for ceremonies and versitile receptions, a/v equipment, rental coordination, centerpieces, and more. Brides may utilize as few or as many service options as fits their plans and budget. Short drive east of downtown.
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Expect elegance in this 1906 Beaux Arts building designed by the same architect as Music Hall. Our 22 foot ceilings, wood floors, chandeliers, and arched windows creates grandeur in an inviting space of 3400 square feet. We can accomodate up to 185 seated guests and full-service reception options.


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The Electrolux EI30GF35JS is a fine choice, but there are models in the same price range with larger oven capacities, better performance and more sophisticated design elements.
This super high-end oven is the newest member of Dacor's Discovery IQ smart cooking line.
At this price point, you should expect a range to separate itself from the competition more than the Electrolux EI30EF35JS does. Keep shopping.
With its compact size, the 2012 Scion iQ is excellent for cities, offering easy parking and good drivability. But harsh engine noise will make longer trips uncomfortable.
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The Phase One XF camera and accompanying 80-megapixel IQ3 image sensor handles landscape, portrait and product photography with aplomb. Here are some sample shots.
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Marguerite E. Plecker, 94, of Wellman, died Wednesday, March 20, 2013, at Parkview Manor in Wellman. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Asbury United Methodist Church in Wellman. Visitation will be from 3 to 7 p.m. Sunday at the Yoder-Powell Funeral Home in Kalona.


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the Checkered Flag Challenge, showing the total scores so far for the
current month. The player with the highest score for each month
period wins our Montly Prize Pack, including
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Located in the heart of Coimbra, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Santa Cruz Church and Velha Cathedral. Portugal dos Pequenitos is 1.1 mi (1.7 km) away.
Hotel Features
Along with a restaurant, this smoke-free hotel has a bar/lounge and WiFi in public areas. Wired Internet in public areas is free. Additionally, valet parking, a business center, and a meeting room are onsite.
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All 100 soundproofed rooms feature minibars and room service. Guests will also find satellite TV, free newspapers, and safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 4-star property offers access to a business center, limo/town car service, and a meeting room.
Wired high-speed Internet access is complimentary. This Coimbra hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. For a surcharge, a shuttle from the airport to the hotel (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Tivoli Coimbra is a smoke-free property.
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- Total number of rooms - 100
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Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access (15 EUR per 24 hours surcharge), Free wired high-speed Internet
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- Pay movies
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- Room service (limited hours)
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
Tivoli Caffe - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Reservations are required.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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- Massages
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Check-out time is noon
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Local Political Bloggers Dangerous? You Don't Say.
Categories: Council Meeting Mania, Politics
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Daily, I run into citizens who are weary of the 'gotcha' mentality on the part of a few citizens and City Council members...
This is simply mean-spirited constant intimidation. Combined with the lies and innuendos of several 'bloggers' this city is under siege.
"Gotcha"? "Mean-spirited"? "Intimidation"? "Lies"? This dude is using the same laundry-list of the terms you hear from elected officials in Orange Coutny -- probably anywhere, nowadays -- when they talk about their semi-web-savvy critics. As recounted in last week's Weekly, recall target and Mission Viejo Mayor Pro Tem went way further than this Maryland guy and said that he thought the blogging crowd might rise up and kill him at some point.
And at the council meeting two weeks ago, MacLean spent about ten minutes behind the dais defending himself after a member of the Saddleback Republican Assembly read from a resolution encouraging his resignation. "We have people that have gone out of their way to tell lies often enough that they actually think that makes it true," he said before addressing some of the charges against him. He left a few of the accusations unanswered, though, which of course brought more blog scorn.
He's not the only one of a like mind with this Maryland mayor. Some of the politicians around here give as good as they get. The recent best: CUSD ex-supe Woodrow Carter, who told his critics to "Get a life." Gotcha!
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WASHINGTON SQUARE NEWS COMMENCEMENT 2014 4 college of nursing steinhardt school of culture, education and human development school of conti n ui n g and professi o nal studi e s 5 college of arts and science global liberal studies 6 gallatin school of individualized study SILVER SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK 7 STERN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 8 POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING TISCH SCHOOL OF THE ARTS ALLUNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT 9 COMMENCE EMENT 2014 4 WASHINGTON SQUARE NEWS | COMMENCEMENT 2014 | NYUNEWS.COM COLLEGE OF NURSING 407 BACHELOR DEGREE GRADUATES MONDAY, MAY 19 | 9:30 A.M. | NEW YORK CITY CENTER New York City Center took on an air of celebration as family and friends gathered to watch their loved ones graduate from the College of Nursing. Graduates waved to family members in the balcony and cheered loudly as dean Eileen Sullivan-Marx congratulated them on their accomplishments. The commencement ceremony, which honored undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students, focused on staying true to values while moving forward in the changing world of health care. The CEO of the National League of Nursing, Beverly Malone, was the keynote speaker, and she encouraged students to view this new stage of their lives as a journey and to always bring purpose, power and passion with them. Undergraduate student speaker Alyssa Relos challenged her fellow classmates to remember who they are and why they chose this career when presented with seemingly impossible challenges, reminding them to leap forward wholeheartedly even when they are most afraid. Her parting wish for the class of 2014 was to "see things that startle you, feel things you've never felt before and live a life you are proud of." The ceremony ended with the graduates and present faculty members reciting the Florence Nightingale pledge together. 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Her speech focused on stories, ranging from Homer's YOU LISTEN TO FIND THAT KERNEL OF INSIGHT THAT WILL ORGANIZE ALL THAT YOU HEAR INTO A COHERENT WHOLE. IT USED TO BE THAT ALL KNOWLEDGE WAS TRANSMITTED VIA STORIES … ALL OF THESE STORIES HELP YOU MAKE MEANING. TODAY AS YOU SHAPE YOUR GRADUATE STORY WILL YOU USE YOUR KNOWLEDGE … TO HELP US UNDERSTAND AND EMBRACE OUR FRACTIOUS WORLD? I WISH YOU INSPIRATIONAL STORIES THAT MOTIVATE YOU TO CREATE A BETTER WORLD, A LARGER, MORE CARING HUMAN COMMUNITY. — Mary Brabeck, dean " "The Odyssey" to the 140-character stories one tells on Twitter, urging the soon-to-be-alumni to offer their skills to make better life stories for themselves and others. Student speaker Grace Song delivered a speech about empathy and finished her address by turning around to take a selfie with the audience. Performances by the Dancing Educators and the Steinhardt Singers served as an entertaining intermission. As the graduates walked on stage to receive their degrees, the screens above them flashed congratulatory tweets, and even a marriage proposal, from members of the audience who hashtagged #Steinhardt2014. The procession closed with the Steinhardt Singers' rendition of "New York, New York." They were accompanied by some of the new graduates and distinguished faculty on stage who kicked their legs in full Rockette fashion behind the singers. FRANCISCO NAVAS NYUNEWS.COM | COMMENCEMENT 2014 | WASHINGTON SQUARE NEWS 5 SCHOOL OF CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES 301 BACHELOR DEGREE GRADUATES MONDAY, MAY 19 | 5 P.M. | GRAND HYATT NEW YORK " " WHAT DOES SUCCESS MEAN? ... FINDING BALANCE BETWEEN SATISFACTION AND DRIVE. — Dennis Di Lorenzo, dean When the SCPS graduates entered the grand ballroom of the Grand Hyatt New York, they were met with cheers from delighted family and friends. Dean Dennis Di Lorenzo set the tone of the evening by discussing the importance of "competing against yourself" to achieve long-term success and satisfaction. Keynote speaker Cathy Sandeen, who is vice president for Education Attainment and Innovation at the American Council on Education, discussed her compelling journey from a first-generation college student to a renowned policy expert. Sandeen advised graduates that "learning does not stop" for those who seek to evolve alongside the transformative job market. Following her encouraging words, student speaker Theresa Cardamone — who took a 38-year hiatus from formal education before enrolling in the SCPS Paul McGhee Division — addressed the crowd. She grippingly spoke of her unconventional path to receiving a college degree before urging graduates to reject the fears that stand in the way of making empowering choices. 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To end the ceremony, the NYU Musical Theater Ensemble sang excerpts from Jay Z's "Empire State of Mind" and a classic arrangement of the alma mater. HANNAH TREASURE JONATHAN TAN/WSN OUR DEGREES ARE NOT ENDPOINTS IN AND OF THEMSELVES, BUT RATHER THEY ARE A PROMISE ON OUR PART TO NEVER STOP STRIVING. THEY REFLECT OUR COMMITMENT TO RELENTLESSLY IMAGINING WHAT DIFFERENCE MIGHT LOOK LIKE. — Connor Spencer, student speaker 6 WASHINGTON SQUARE NEWS | COMMENCEMENT 2014 | NYUNEWS.COM 58 BACHELOR DEGREE GRADUATES " GLOBAL LIBERAL STUDIES TUESDAY, MAY 20 | 11 A.M. | RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL CULTURAL DIFFERENCES, IRONICALLY, UNDERLINE THE INHERENT SIMILARITIES IN THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE. — Michael Maisel, student speaker " HANNAH LUU/WSN Despite the small number of graduates, the Skirball Center for the Performing Arts buzzed with excitement for Global Liberal Studies' commencement ceremony. Family and friends were welcomed by dean Fred Schwarzback, who introduced keynote speaker Linda Mills, vice chancellor for Global Programs and University Life. Mills called the graduates "a new form of global leader, with the capacity to do it all, have a global mindset and become a 21st century diplomat." Mills encouraged graduates to go forth in the world and use their skills to convert conflicts into peace. Valedictorian Michael Maisel said GLS is a degree in international storytelling, and he asked his classmates to always remember that universal truths exist despite cultural differences. In the presentation of the candidates, each graduate was given a personalized stole, embroidered with the flags of the countries in which they studied during their time at NYU. BRYNA SHUMAN GALLATIN SCHOOL OF INDIVIDUALIZED STUDY 517 BACHELOR DEGREE GRADUATES TUESDAY, MAY 20 | 7:30 P.M. | AVERY FISHER HALL, LINCOLN CENTER " PEOPLE DON'T HAVE TO UNDERSTAND THE THINGS THAT YOU DO, JUST LET THEM WITNESS ALL THE THINGS THAT YOU ACHIEVE. — John Ridley, Academy Award-winning screenwriter FELIPE DE LA HOZ/WSN Change, celebration and a look toward solving the problems that face our generation — from social equality to climate change — seemed to be instilled in each speech presented at the graduating ceremony of the Gallatin School of Individualized Study. Dean Susanne Wofford utilized musical references to demonstrate the essential role creativity has on political change. Ulrich Baer, vice provost for the Faculty, Arts, Humanities and Diversity, gave an inspirational speech which acknowledged that the graduating class is "a class of worldly students," capable of being fully engaged and present in the world. Academy Award-winning screenwriter and Gallatin alumnus John Ridley described his personal college journey and how he only faced success in school when he was presented with concepts and subjects that inspired him. Ridley moved the audience as he tearfully gave the advice that, "Success are those times in life when you're happy to be you." The ceremony ended with a nostalgic performance from student Audra LaBrosse, who sung a fitting song with the lyrics "We are what's happening," a reminder of the journey the class of 2014 is about to embark on. DANA RESZUTEK " NYUNEWS.COM | COMMENCEMENT 2014 | WASHINGTON SQUARE NEWS LYANNE NATIVIDAD/WSN 32 BACHELOR DEGREE GRADUATES " 7 SILVER SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK WEDNESDAY, MAY 21 | 3 P.M. | AVERY FISHER HALL, LINCOLN CENTER IN SHAPING YOUR OWN CAREERS, YOU WILL ALSO HAVE A HAND IN SHAPING SOCIAL WORK ITSELF. " — Jeane Anastas, president of the National Association of Social Workers and NYU professor Cheers of celebration radiated throughout Avery Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center when the 54th graduating class of the Silver School of Social Work proudly entered the auditorium. After the procession, dean Lynn Videka welcomed the graduates and their loved ones to the convocation. Videka poignantly spoke of the graduates' commitment to transforming society through public service prior to introducing the event's keynote speaker, Jeane Anastas. The president of the National Association of Social Workers and an NYU professor, Anastas reminded students that while they would face challenges in their careers as social workers, the profession they had chosen was profoundly worthwhile. She referenced the contributions the field has made to the health industry, veteran care and social justice movements before noting that, "One does not need a passport to do global social work in New York City." Undergraduate student speaker Anthony Bracco thanked faculty, family members and fellow graduates, compelling his peers to "stay persistent in [their] passions." The baccalaureate candidates then took to the stage to receive their diplomas. Following the presentation of the final degree, the hall erupted in a thunderous and congratulatory applause. CHRISTINA COLEBURN STERN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 664 BACHELOR DEGREE GRADUATES THURSDAY, MAY 22 | 10 A.M. | RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL At the Stern commencement ceremony, held in the dazzling Radio City Music Hall, a major theme was the celebration of individuality and innovation. Undergraduate dean Geeta Menon set the mood with her affirmation that despite the many "shared commonalities," each student brought their own personal experience. From there, between keynote speaker Craig Hatkoff, co-founder of the Tribeca Film Festival, imploring graduates to engage in "the informal daily practice of lifelong learning" to student speaker Kim Pham asking graduates to "celebrate the unorthodox," there was an overarching thread of honoring idiosyncrasy and education. Hatkoff, who brought along one of the hammers that are given as part of the Tribeca Disruptive Innovation Awards, told graduates that they all would certainly fail at something, but that their reaction to failure would define them. Pham, who referred to her classmates as "blindingly bright and beautifully complex," encouraged them to cherish what made them individuals. Following the presentation of the graduates, the auditorium was played out to the tune of "New York, New York" on the organ. FELIPE DE LA HOZ FELIPE DE LA HOZ/WSN I HOPE YOU CHERISH WHAT MAKES YOU AN INDIVIDUAL. — Kim Pham, student speaker 8 WASHINGTON SQUARE NEWS | COMMENCEMENT 2014 | NYUNEWS.COM POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 450 BACHELOR DEGREE GRADUATES Complete with a few jokes that required at least a semester of engineering classes to understand, NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering held its 159th Commencement Ceremony at the Barclays Center. This was the school's first commencement ceremony since its merger with NYU, and the spirit of that symbolic change was noted by many " of the speakers, including former IBM Executive Vice President of Innovation and Technology Nicholas Donofrio. After receiving the first Polytechnic Medal, Donofrio addressed the students, congratulating them on their accomplishments and reminding them that, as engineers, change is going to play a big role in their lives. "If you view it as the FRIDAY, MAY 23 11 A.M. BARCLAYS CENTER end of something versus the beginning of something, you're making a big mistake," Donofrio said. "Change is going to be all about you, you have to commit yourself to lifelong learning." NYU Poly valedictorian Demetrio Criscuolo encouraged his fellow graduates to utilize the same hard work and dedication they used to reach graduation to overcome the challenges to come. "As we head away from Poly my advice to all you is to not spend the time worrying about all the things that are out of your control, instead focus on the things that are in your control," Criscuolo said. "Remember to always follow your instincts, do what you think is right, do the hard work, and everything else will fall into place." JOHN AMBROSIO JONATHAN TAN/WSN IT'S THE PASSION AND THE VISION THAT BURN INSIDE YOUR HEART THAT ENGAGE THE FULLNESS OF WHO YOU ARE, HEART, SOUL, MIND AND BODY THAT IN THE END WILL DETERMINE YOUR ULTIMATE SUCCESS. " TISCH SCHOOL OF THE ARTS — Nicholas Donofrio, former IBM executive vice president of innovation and technology 950 BACHELOR DEGREE GRADUATES FRIDAY, MAY 23 | 11 A.M. RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL The talent in the room was palpable at the Tisch School of the Arts commencement ceremony. Radio City Music Hall is no stranger to gifted performers, but rarely does it hold such a sheer number of extraordinary artists in the making. The Undergraduate Drama department performed their arrangement from the musical "Ragtime" and graduating senior Kiah Victoria sang a tribute to Tisch's beloved dean Mary Schmidt Campbell, who is stepping down from her position after 23 years of service. The audience was abuzz with excitement in anticipation of honored speaker and NYU alumnus Martin Scorsese's address, which was both conversational and inspiring. The legendary director included many anecdotes from his own time in college, when NYU was still Washington Square College. "It was [my cinema professor Haig Manoogian] and this school that taught me I could be more than crazy," Scorsese said. CLIO MCCONNELL " RACHEL KAPLAN/WSN THE WORLD CAN BE A DENSE, CLUTTERED AND FRACTURED PLACE, BUT TISCH HAS GIVEN YOU SPACE. YOU WALK OUT OF HERE WITH A HABIT OF MIND THAT GIVES YOU PERMISSION TO STRETCH YOUR IMAGINATION FAR BEYOND THE BOUNDARIES OF THE STATUS QUO. — Mary Schmidt Campbell, dean RACHEL KAPLAN/WSN 10 WASHINGTON SQUARE NEWS | COMMENCEMENT 2014 | NYUNEWS.COM WEDNESDAY, MAY 21 | 11 A.M. | YANKEE STADIUM Yankee Stadium once again turned violet for the 182nd All-University Commencement ceremony. Students, faculty and family gathered in the Bronx to celebrate the official confirmation of student certificates. Attorney Martin Lee Edelman, soul legend Aretha Franklin, Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan, all-star pitcher Mariano Rivera and Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen received honorary degrees in recognition of their contributions to society. After receiving her honorary degree, Yellen addressed the graduates, encouraging them to enter the world prepared to face new challenges and even failure. "One's response to the inevitable setbacks matters as much as the balance of victories and defeats," Yellen said. NYU President John Sexton echoed these sentiments, challenging students to make their personal motto reflect the school's motto — to persevere and excel — through hardwork and dedication. "The key to a joyful life is a fulfilling life," Sexton said. "Doing one's duty, being useful, showing up, putting in the hard work." Concluding the commencement speeches was student speaker Corey Blay, who received master's degrees from Stern School of Business and Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. Blay spoke to the graduates on perseverance and striving for success, stressing that, "It's up to us to define our own success on our own terms." JOHN AMBROSIO AND DANA RESZUTEK " SERIOUS DECISIONS ABOUT LIFE SURELY LIE AHEAD, BUT TAKE THE TIME TO SAVOR THE JOYS, LARGE AND SMALL THAT COME ALONG THE WAY. SHARE THOSE JOYS WITH OTHERS, AND SHARE A LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN. — Janet Yellen, Federal Reserve Chair " PHOTOS BY JONATHAN TAN AND RACHEL KAPLAN/WSN thank you The Washington Square News would like to thank its graduating seniors for all the work they did for the newspaper. Thank you for your time and dedication. Whether you were an editor, business staff member, designer or photographer, you have all left your mark on our newspaper. As you move on to new successes, remember that you will always have a home at WSN. Your time in the office will be treasured forever. Congratulations on your graduation! 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This guy has zero experience managing technology projects, and he's an Obama buddy. Does anyone expect anything from him other than happy news? "Setbacks we don't know about?" You haven't had enough time to complete even a cursory architecture review, let alone a security review, a data correctness review, and a system reliability review. All that takes time, and then it takes time to fix the problems. Without all that we'll get a bandaid solution good enough to get to the next crisis.
A common problem among people who live their lives in the government sphere is that they imagine that what those of us who live in the real world do is easy. They imagine that building a website is simple because it's easy to visit a website. They imagine that it is easy to make a movie because it is easy to watch a movie. They imagine that it is easy to milk a cow because it is easy to drink a glass of milk. They also imagine that being such superior thinkers compared to the rest of us (since we are people who could not even begin to figure out how to do really hard and important things like schmoozing the right people at a Washington dinner party) they could build a website, make movies, or milk cows without any experience, training, or effort. Is it any surprise that they can reliably be expected to fail at even the simplest tasks in which they have no talent, training, or experience?
It's entertaining enough to watch them flail around in their inflated egos and gross incompetence, but it's not so funny to consider that these are also the same people who imagine that it is easy to do what doctors do, what insurance company executives do, or what small business owners do and end up destroying our medical care system, our insurance companies, our jobs, and our very lives. That's not entertaining. It's an outrage and we need to tell them no and we need to do it soon.
There's a Pulitzer Prize waiting for the reporter(s) that gets off his/her rusty dusty and lances this festering abscess with the power of their words for the whole world to read about.
-It wasn't bad enough that the ACA was passed without one Republican idea or suggestion included; it wasn't bad enough that it was passed without one Republican vote; it wasn't bad enough that it was passed without any members of Congress reading the bill; it wasn't bad enough that it couldn't even win the vote of the Republican (!) who won Ted Kennedy's seat in bluest-of-blue MA where they already had the pilot program, RomneyCare in place; it wasn't bad enough that, although the bill had been touted and sold (including by Obama himself) that it WASN'T a tax, these were "fees", then Justice Roberts rules it's constitutional because IT'S A TAX. Now that the most corrupt and incompetent administration in our history has ONLY had over three years and $1 billion to get a website up and running in the country that invented the internet....and our tax dollars are going to ex-Acorn people to sell this monstrocity, and not one head has rolled...and favored businesses and unions and members of Congress are exempt from it...how many more billions are we going to have to pay in costs and penalties for non-compliance? WHEN ARE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE GOING TO WAKE UP??!!!
I'd like to see the administration answer two questions:
1. When the site failed a week before its "rollout" with an inconsequential demand, what exactly did those in charge think would happen on October 1. Did they really believe some divine intervention was going make everything OK?
2. Where did the $634 million dollars squandered on a website development project that was supposed to cost less than $100 million go, and how much of it wound up the Obama and DNC campaign coffers?
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-It wasn't bad enough that the ACA was passed without one Republican idea or suggestion included;""
The whole ACA was base on Republicans ideas, Romney introduce a virtually identical bill in the state he govern. It base on Heritage Foundation reports and recommendations.
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Turns Out Kinect Can Read Sign Language
Kinect's patent application said the device could recognize American Sign Language. Microsoft then backed off the claim, at least for the initial generation of the device, saying that sort of application would be supported in later models. Then people started developing open-source Kinect drivers and doing all sorts… »


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I was wondering if those who use Blogger could tell me, if someone follows you post via email, does it notify you? I use wordpress, and I know many people tend to follow a blog if that blog follows you, but I do not know how that works with these cross-platform deals.
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As far as I know, blogger doesn't notify you when someone follows be email. I like to do follow for follows as well, but sometimes that isn't possible and also, not everyone expects it.
I am on wordpress, and their follower system is very different. I also have the networkedblogs setup on mine, and anyone who follows me, i try to follow back, but it is harder when they are on blogger.
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Saillestraife on April 18, 2009
Vulpes is a bit of a typical Fox girl but i like how she turned out, i didnt mention it but both Vulpes and Bill are characters who were once humans but were mutated by the radiation same as the Emopuff girls
riggseryan at 9:30AM, April 21, 2009
Great work hon! Glad to see you back! Hope to see lots more soon! ;)


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K8 Hardy and Wynne Greenwood
The Box
As part of the Wexner Center's 25th anniversary, The Box is dedicating the entire year of programming to work produced in the Film/Video Studio. Screenings in this free exhibition space for video, located just across from the Wexner Center Store, run continuously seven days a week, the same hours as our ticket office (Mon–Wed: 9 AM–6 PM; Thu–Fri: 9 AM–8 PM; Sat: 10 AM–8 PM; Sun: 11 AM–6 PM).
Combining humor with a serious critique of contemporary news media and culture, the New Report series puts a new spin on traditional activist video.
The second installment of this ongoing series of performances and videos, New Report, Unknown Artist, features K8 Hardy (founder of the queer feminist art collective LTTR) and Wynne Greenwood (of Tracy and the Plastics) playing Henry Iragary and Henry Stein-Acker-Hill, an anchor and roving correspondent for WKRH, a feminist TV news station whose tagline is "pregnant with information." The feature of this report is the search for paintings that were seen being thrown into the street by a woman. Was it the artist throwing away her own work? If so, why? (17 mins., video)


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@Vicks. Of course winning in DTM makes you less of a champion! DTM is great and all, but Formula 1 is Formula 1. It's the pinnacle of motorsport.
Bernt Schiender and Mattias Ekstrom would have given their left bollock to drive in a competitive car in Formula 1.