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Beef producers struggle to pay transport billsMarty McCarthy, Wednesday May 8, 2013 - 00:43 EST
The operator of a livestock transport service says drought-stricken graziers in north and north-west Queensland will soon be unable to pay for the cost of carting cattle to sales.
Graziers affected by the dry weather are rushing to de-stock their properties of hungry cattle, but in the process are flooding the market with worthless stock that has nowhere to go.
Liz Schmidt, the director at Schmidt's Livestock Transport, says graziers are feeling the pinch and will soon have to prioritise which bills they pay first.
"These people who are not getting what they need to for their product will have a problem because some of these bills won't be due for 30 days," she said.
"After those 30 days, there's got to be a decision made as to who gets paid.
"Do you pay your wages, your fuel bill, do you pay the transporter, who gets paid first?
"I think it's something we have to look at very soon."
Ms Schmidt says there has been one incident where a grazier had to truck cattle home after failing to get a good price in the saleyards.
"I'm assuring you that will happen more and more while the cattle aren't worth anything or are worth a lot, but are not being paid what they're worth," she said.
There are already concerns that some farmers who can't sell their cattle and don't have the money to buy grain are having to shoot stock or else watch it starve.
"I hate to think that's the case but that's certainly a scenario that is possible," Ms Schmidt said.
"Even though that cattle isn�??t worth anything there are young cattle coming up and room has to be made for them."
However, it's is not only drought concerns troubling Queensland farmers.
The crippling effect of the live export ban to Indonesia two years ago is now being felt.
North Queensland beef producers once relied heavily on the live export market, but now only have the option of selling their cattle to an oversupplied domestic market.
To make selling harder, disease restrictions have limited the amount of places beef producers can sell their cattle.
Graziers quarantined due to the cattle wasting disease, Bovine Johne's, are only permitted to send cattle to meatworks for processing and cannot trade with other producers.
However, despite concerns drought and BJD concerns, graziers say the Federal Government's decision to ban live export two years ago has had the biggest impact on their industry.
Ms Schmidt says unlike drought and disease, the live export impact was "man-made".
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CenturyNovelty.com had been using paid search for eight years—five of them with the same paid search marketing provider. But Ian MacDonald, vice president and general manager of the party supplies e-retailer, wasn't happy with the results.
CenturyNovelty.com had been using paid search for eight years-five of them with the same paid search marketing provider. But Ian MacDonald, vice president and general manager of the party supplies e-retailer, wasn't happy with the results.
"Our program wasn't robust and the algorithm didn't work," says MacDonald.
After switching to paid search marketing provider Marin Software last December, Century Novelty, whose paid search program encompasses more than 45,000 keywords, has been able to reallocate its spend from unprofitable search terms to more lucrative ones, taking advantage of the software's analytical tracking tools. In doing so, the online retailer has cut spending more than 60%, while increasing revenues by 20%
"We're better able to see those search terms that don't convert as well or are more expensive," says MacDonald. "So we've been able to decrease our efforts on those terms and shift them to ones that perform better."
Additionally, MacDonald says Marin's "cloner" feature duplicates search marketing campaigns across multiple search engines so that staff doesn't have to create the same campaigns several times over. The feature has cut the amount of time his team spends managing its paid search program by 25%.
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Recently, the Northview Marching Knights program learned it had received another grant through the Pepsi Foundation.
The first was for $25,000, and was to help fund several items for the program, including the funding of guest artists, funding other concerts, the purchasing of music arrangements, funding a soundtrack for the Winter Guard, and more.
The second was for $50,000, and was to help purchase marching band uniforms, percussion equipment, guard uniforms, cheerleading uniforms, sound equipment and a sewing machine.
The program learned it had received the grant funding in January.
Now, Northview High School band director Bob Medworth and others have begun the process of looking at what they can do to upgrade the band's uniforms.
"We just started," Medworth said. "We waited until we found out we got the grant. We have met with uniform companies and we're talking with them about what we would like to see changed in our uniforms."
The most recent grant the program was awarded called for $37,500 to be used for uniforms.
However, Medworth said that figure alone would not help purchase a new set of uniforms.
"Even though the grant money sounds like a lot, it won't come close to paying for a full set of uniforms," he said. "We will get designs and quotes back and then figure out what they want to do to improve (the current band uniform). The options are all out there. We've just got to wait to see what happens."
Medworth said a new uniform can cost up to $350 per student, and that figure does not include the extras that go with uniforms.
"You also need to buy extra (uniforms)," he said. "You can't just buy the exact number. You have to buy different sizes."
Medworth said the program would have to purchase at least 100 new uniforms, not counting color guard outfits.
"We knew this all along," he said. "We just have to decide once we see the quotes."
The band has used the current uniforms since the 2003-04 season.
"The life of a uniform is 7-10 years at the most," Medworth said. "We knew in the back of our minds that something had to be done. But, we also knew with the economy, we weren't sure what could possibly be done."
He said since coming to the corporation, the band program has had at least four sets of uniforms. Parents of students made the first two sets and the program has purchased two other sets.
He said uniform changes would be a must for the program.
"The jacket styles have changed in the years since we designed the jacket," he said. "We think there are a couple of ways to make the jacket sleeker, cleaner looking."
Medworth added he doubted the program would pursue any more Pepsi grants in the future.
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The next grant tier through the Pepsi Refresh Everything Foundation was $250,000 and Medworth said only two winners were selected monthly at that level.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel said on Thursday it had detained scores of Palestinians during fighting in the Gaza Strip, deeming them "murderers and terrorists" rather than prisoners of war.
Israel launched its offensive 17 days ago, aiming to stop militants from Hamas, which rules the coastal enclave, and their allies from firing rockets into its territory.
"Yesterday we detained some 150 people in Gaza for suspected involvement in terror activity and by now approximately half of them were released back to Gaza. The rest are being questioned," a military spokeswoman said.
The Palestinian death toll rose on Thursday to 729, most of whom were civilians, Gazan authorities said. At least 32 Israeli soldiers have been killed along with three civilians who died in rocket attacks on Israel.
Asked about the status of the Gazans in Israeli custody, senior Defence Ministry official Amos Gilad said: "These are not prisoners of war. These are detainees. These are not people who are recognised under international treaties. They are murderers and terrorists."
"We are taking them, addressing the immediate needs for helping the objective, which is to improve the efficiency of the security-military operation," he told Israel Radio, referring to interrogations meant to yield intelligence about Hamas.
Pictures of one group of men being held by Israeli soldiers were published on the Israeli news website Walla. In one photograph, a few dozen detainees were blindfolded wearing blue suits, in others they were stripped to their underwear.
It was unclear who took the pictures, which seemed to be amateur in style, or where or when they were taken. Asked about the photographs, another military spokeswoman said: "To the best of my knowledge, these pictures weren't staged."
Qadoura Fares, chairman of the Palestinian Prisoner Club, said that the posting of the pictures was an attempt by Israel "to cover up for the failure and disappointment within the Israeli army and to give an impression to the Israeli community the army is making achievements".
"These are not images of fighters in the battlefield, these are images of civilians," he said.
On Thursday, the Gaza health ministry said Israeli army forces operating in the town of Khuzaa in the southern Gaza Strip stopped ambulances and detained five of the wounded who were being driven to hospitals.
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FOX honors April Fool's Day by pulling a few pranks on some of our very own television talent. Among the shenanigans are a culinary gag on fiery Hell's Kitchen chef Gordon Ramsay, a noisy interruption on the set of House, an unexpected visitor startles Dollhouse's Eliza Dushku, the cast of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles does an interview they won't forget and David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel of Bones freak out their castmates.
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Posted 14 November 2012 - 11:23 AM
Have been in love with this name for years, and am trying to convince my Indian-born husband to use this if our next baby is a girl. (Not preg yet)
It is Hindi in origin, correctly pronounced AHN-jah-ly. I know it will be mispronounced but I can accept that.
Also what middle name? Our last name is one syllable starting with 'R'
Posted 14 November 2012 - 11:28 AM
I know an Anjali and really like it. They just pronounce it like Angelie. Quite cool actually.
Posted 14 November 2012 - 11:31 AM
It's pronounced pretty much as it looks. Looks and sounds feminine, too, so as long as you will be patient with the mispronouncers or the not-even-trying-ers, I would go for it.
A- names and -lee/ley names are pretty varied and well-loved right now, I don't even think it sticks out much. I'd prefer it to Atley and Ashli and so on.
I will say some people might turn it into an Angela-like form, an-JELL-ee or Angel-ee, but that's not like a rude word or something.
Edited by la di dah, 14 November 2012 - 11:36 AM.
Posted 14 November 2012 - 11:31 AM
While I love the real pronunciation, I also think "Angelie" is pretty too. Now just have to convince DH!
Posted 14 November 2012 - 11:42 AM
Anjali Nadine
Edited by Gudrun, 14 November 2012 - 11:42 AM.
Posted 14 November 2012 - 11:52 AM
To be honest I'm not a fan. But it's just a bit frilly for my tastes.
That said, I have a friend that named her son Ajani which I quite like. It's African and means 'He fights for what is his'. Apparently it's a unisex name though according to:
I like Ajani even for a girl more than Anjali.
Posted 14 November 2012 - 03:47 PM
It's pretty. I really like it.
Posted 14 November 2012 - 11:37 PM
depends what sort of middle name you are after, is there any special family names
Posted 14 November 2012 - 11:48 PM
I love it. I think with an Australian pronunciation, it will end up more like ann-ja-lie (as I've heard it pronounced like that in Australia) but that still sounds nice to me. A lot of names will have slight differences in pronunciation between countries, but I don't think it's a huge issue.
Posted 15 November 2012 - 01:53 AM
I know an Anjali and like it. I think it can be a stand alone name honestly.
Posted 15 November 2012 - 05:32 PM
It's very pretty.
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Evaluation of a Revised U.S. Food and Drug Administration Method for the Detection of Cronobacter in Powdered Infant Formula: A Collaborative Study
Abstract:A revised U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) method for the isolation and detection of Cronobacter from powdered infant formula was recently developed, which combines real-time PCR, chromogenic agars, and RAPID ID 32E biochemical tests. This method provides an expedient analysis within 24 to 48 h. A collaborative validation study involving four different laboratories was conducted to compare the revised FDA method with the reference FDA method using casein- and soy-based powdered infant formula inoculated with different Cronobacter strains. Valid results from 216 test portions and controls from collaborating laboratories were obtained and showed that the revised FDA method performed significantly better than the reference FDA method. Newly revised PCR protocols and VITEK 2 were also evaluated to be integrated into the complete detection procedure.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.4315/0362-028X.JFP-11-388
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text: 'Pablo' death toll rises to 456: NDRRMC ABS-CBN News Posted at Dec 07 2012 08:45 AM | Updated as of Dec 08 2012 03:02 AM MANILA, Philippines (2nd UPDATE) – The official death toll from typhoon "Pablo" (international codename, Bopha) is now at 456, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) said on Friday. The NDRRMC said the figure is expected to rise further with some 533 still missing. At least 445 people were also reported injured. More than 200 died in Compostela Valley, whose towns of New Bataan and Monkayo were heavily devastated by flashfloods and mudslides. Meanwhile, at least 132 were reported dead in Davao Oriental, where the typhoon's eye first landed on Tuesday. Most of the missing persons were reported in Compostela Valley, particularly in New Bataan, which remains covered in mud after rain water gushed down from the mountains. Of the total number of fatalities, 110 in New Bataan remain unidentified; 27 in Boston, Davao Oriental; 21 in Compostela, Compostela Valley; 10 in Montevista, Compostela Valley; and 9 in Caraga, Davao Oriental. The typhoon also affected at least 5.14 million people in 11,862 barangays, with over 306,000 taking shelter in evacuation centers. 'Pablo' too strong Davao Oriental Governor Corazon Malanyaon said the immense strength of Pablo rendered their preparations useless. "Talagang intensive ang aming orientation, dissemination [ng information] and all - even up to the last day, even up to the last moment… we re able to identify all the sites for evacuation," she told radio dzMM. "Kahit ano pa palang preparasyon mo, marami pa rin things that are not within your control. Pablo was so strong for us," she added. Compostela Valley Governor Arturo Uy, meanwhile, said he may have to ask President Benigno Aquino III for assistance in the province's rebuilding efforts. Uy also appealed for more aid, particularly food, clean water, shelter and medical provisions. The NDRRMC pegged the damaged from the typhoon at P4 billion. So far, 26 municipalities and four provinces have declared a state of calamity. Share Facebook Twitter GPlus LinkedIn Pinterest Kakaotalk Viber WeChat Read More: weather typhoon Pablo weather top /video/nation/05/03/16/days-before-elections-duterte-maintains-lead-in-survey/video/nation/05/03/16/how-verbal-tussle-among-candidates-affects-voters/video/nation/regions/05/03/16/duterte-got-cars-properties-from-quiboloy/video/nation/regions/05/03/16/pangasinans-cojuangco-faces-vote-buying-allegations/video/nation/05/03/16/new-problems-discovered-just-days-before-elections


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Before PC left for the airport (another work trip), he busted a hole in the side patio with a sledgehammer. Just to "Explore" the concrete, mind you.
His last words to me as he grabbed his laptop and headed out the door were: "Hey I need you to powerwash the dock so I can stain it this weekend - and buy a jackhammer, ok?"
|side bacony/patio. Smallest area that needs to be removed so we are starting here. :/
I said "yeah ok". (I have bronchitis and 4 kids, no problem.)
Later as he was boarding a plane somewhere, he texted me "did you get the jackhammer yet? :) "
And I said no, I'm still sitting here in my jammies, coughing up a lung.
I did finally get myself over to Northern Tool.
All I managed to do was haul the thing onto the patio, get half of it out of the box, and put the wheels on the cart. :/ IT'S SO HEAVY I CANNOT LIFT IT!
And we have
... to be continued...


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Written on: 15/06/2013
I felt the group was too big, enjoyed getting to know people, just didn't feel the guide was treating the whole group fairly, this led to awkwardness and moments of regret of coming on the trip. Other than that the trip was good, trek was harder than I had expected it too be. There were also a few times where we were waiting around for the guide which I did not feel was acceptable. Did not feel the guide was approachable. The elephants and orphanage was amazing. Also feel some accommodation could be better, e.g not always working water.
Written on: 19/06/2015
Was this the Thai adventure? as for the accommodation- was it clean? Did you have any problems with bed bugs?
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HONG KONG, Aug. 25, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- CNOOC Limited (the "Company", NYSE: CEO, SEHK: 00883, TSX: CNU) today announced that its Wenchang 13-6 oilfield has commenced production.
Wenchang 13-6 oilfield, located in the west of Pearl River Mouth Basin with an average water depth of approximately 120 meters, is part of the Wenchang oilfields and shares the existing adjacent facilities for the development. The main production facilities include one wellhead platform and 12 producing wells. There are currently 5 wells producing approximately 1,300 barrels per day.
Wenchang 13-6 is an independent oilfield in which the Company holds 100% interest and acts as the Operator.
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More information about the Company is available at http://www.cnoocltd.com.
This press release includes "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including statements regarding expected future events, business prospectus or financial results. The words "expect", "anticipate", "continue", "estimate", "objective", "ongoing", "may", "will", "project", "should", "believe", "plans", "intends" and similar expressions are intended to identify such forward-looking statements. These statements are based on assumptions and analyses made by the Company in light of its experience and its perception of historical trends, current conditions and expected future developments, as well as other factors the Company believes are appropriate under the circumstances. However, whether actual results and developments will meet the expectations and predictions of the Company depends on a number of risks and uncertainties which could cause the actual results, performance and financial condition to differ materially from the Company's expectations, including those associated with fluctuations in crude oil and natural gas prices, the exploration or development activities, the capital expenditure requirements, the business strategy, whether the transactions entered into by the Group can complete on schedule pursuant to its terms and timetable or at all, the highly competitive nature of the oil and natural gas industries, the foreign operations, environmental liabilities and compliance requirements, and economic and political conditions in the People's Republic of China. For a description of these and other risks and uncertainties, please see the documents the Company files from time to time with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission, including the 2013 Annual Report on Form 20-F filed on 17 April 2014.
Consequently, all of the forward-looking statements made in this press release are qualified by these cautionary statements. The Company cannot assure that the results or developments anticipated will be realised or, even if substantially realised, that they will have the expected effect on the Company, its business or operations.
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"Happy New Year from us to you! Here's to a great 2014!" -- Will Middlebrooks (on Twitter), Dec. 31, 2013
That tweet was sent out to the roughly 143,000 followers of Middlebrooks -- third baseman of the Boston Red Sox -- on New Year's Eve. The other half of the "us" referenced by Middlebrooks? That would be Jenny Dell, who, we all know, covers the Red Sox for NESN. This tweet (accompanied by a picture of Middlebrooks with his arm around Dell at a New Year's Eve party) was, basically, an announcement: Middlebrooks and Dell were dating. This came a little over a week after The Boston Globe had reported that the two were living together.
On its own, who cares? Both are young, single, successful, attractive, well-liked by teammates and colleagues. Dell is hugely popular both among fans and people at NESN, and Middlebrooks has done much charity work in his short career with the Red Sox. And this is, last we checked, a free country. So let's allow the kids some fun, stay out of the way, and see how it ends. Usually, I'm on board with that. As a libertarian that is exactly what I believe -- I'm going to stay out of your business and you should stay away from mine.
Except there's the issue of conflict of interest.
Now, I don't have the first clue how this is going to end. Maybe Dell leaves NESN for Fox Sports 1, as has been reported. Maybe NESN shifts her over to more studio hosting or some other role. Or maybe she just quits. But there is no way NESN can bring her back in her current position as (according to her own bio on Twitter) NESN reporter for the Boston Red Sox.
Put it another way: There is no way NESN's coverage of the Red Sox can be taken seriously if Dell is allowed to return to that position. The already blurred lines will permanently be crossed. What'll be next? Linda Pizzuti filling in for Jerry Remy? Tom Werner giving Tom Caron a night or two off?
Lots of times we don't know right or wrong, but lots of times we do, and this sure is one. Now, it's not wrong that Dell and Middlebrooks have feelings for each other. That's life, the heart wants what it wants, all that. But a reporter cannot be in a romantic relationship with -- much less living with -- a player he or she is covering on a daily basis. That's simply not how it works.
Why? In the end, isn't it just baseball? This isn't covering war or politics or famine in Somalia. Jenny Dell's job is, essentially, to talk about grown men who try to hit and throw a ball and cross a plate more times than a bunch of other grown men. Should she be held to the same standard as a reporter embedded with the First Marine Division when she spends most of her time on the air reading poll results?
It's not nearly as serious a job, of course, but it should be taken as seriously. I'm sure Jenny Dell considers herself a reporter (and the "She's not a real reporter" angle is a terrible defense). I'm sure she takes great pride in her work (when reached by phone, Ms. Dell very politely declined to comment for this story, as did Middlebrooks when contacted via direct message on Twitter). And entering a romantic relationship with a player weakens her as a reporter. It is the very definition of conflict of interest.
It's simple, really -- it's not difficult to spitball a couple of realistic scenarios. If Dell knows Middlebrooks (or another teammate) is traded an hour before anyone else, is it possible she'll hold reporting on it if Middlebrooks asks her to? How about if Middlebrooks failed a drug test? Or if he's injured and not telling anyone else about it?
You could absolutely argue that many, if not most, reporters (particularly beat guys) know things about players and occasionally hold off on making the news public. But usually it happens because the reporter knows he or she is currying favor to break another story down the line, to get something better and get it first. This is different, this is protecting a player and hurting your employer and failing to perform your job simply because of an existing relationship. That doesn't work.
Abby Chin is the sideline reporter for the Celtics on Comcast and had some interesting comments on the Dell-Middlebrooks relationship with an ESPN station in New Hampshire this week. "I just know for me and my mind-set, it's not even an option," Chin said. "I've crossed that pathway off completely. For me, personally, that's how I deal with it. I'm not going to say that no player has ever hit on me, but it's just not an option. I would immediately shut down any sort of request. It's a bridge I'm not willing to cross. ... Women in this business don't get three strikes, they get one."
It's already tough enough for young, attractive female TV reporters to be taken seriously, isn't it? Fair or not, there is always this idea that there could be something going on with a player. Far more often than not that isn't the case -- these are smart, qualified professionals trying to do the best work possible in a difficult environment -- but it's within boundaries to wonder if this makes it even tougher for these women to be perceived fairly. (Full disclosure: Probably this is as good a time as any to note that I appear on NESN with Dennis & Callahan every weekday from 6-9 a.m. and do not get paid for it. I also appear on Comcast twice a week at 6:30 p.m. and get paid for it.)
It's time for NESN to step up. ("We don't comment on ongoing personnel company matters," a NESN spokesperson told me when asked to comment for this story.) It's been 15 days since the picture was tweeted out and there has been nothing from NESN, not one word. This couldn't have come as a surprise; there have been whispers about this relationship for months (and multiple industry sources have confirmed that NESN was aware of the possibility of this relationship existing last season). And it's not as if this is a situation that is entirely new to the folks over at NESN, as there is some history with this position and conflicts involving players. A plan of action should have already been in place.
Spring training is about a month away. Again, NESN can go one of two ways: Ignore and be subject to deserved ridicule, or perform as an actual network would. There are real professionals in the Red Sox broadcast both in front of and behind the camera and it would injure their credibility to be part of a team that includes the girlfriend of a player, popular and capable though she may be.
Jenny Dell and Will Middlebrooks are in a relationship. It's complicated, but it happens. But what can't happen is Dell's return to Red Sox coverage on NESN this season. It is the ultimate conflict of interest.
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Rolex Fastnet Race prizegiving ceremony at the Royal Citadel
by Trish Jenkins on 20 Aug 2011
Rán Navigator, Steve Hayles collects the Rolex Yachtmaster Chronometer on behalf of Niklas Zennström's © Rolex / Carlo Borlenghi
The Rolex Fastnet Race completed its prizegiving ceremony at the historic Royal Citadel on Plymouth's famous Hoe. Dating back to 1660s and standing on the site of the fort built in the time of Sir Francis Drake, the Royal Citadel over the centuries has been one of Britain's most important defences and today is the base for the 29 Commando Regiment of the Royal Artillery.
The main trophy for overall victory in the Rolex Fastnet Race, the Fastnet Challenge Cup, was awarded this year to Niklas Zennström's Rán and this was presented along with a Rolex Yachtmaster Chronometer. The Judel-Vrolijk designed 72-footer also won the Rolex Fastnet Race in 2009, making her the first back-to-back winner since Carina II in 1955/1957.
In addition, Rán won the Joe Powder Trophy for best corrected time at the Fastnet Rock, the Hong Kong Cup for first in IRC Zero, Erroll Bruce Cup for the first yacht home in IRC Zero.
Rán navigator Steve Hayles also won the Alf Loomis Trophy as the navigator of the yacht that wins IRC overall.
Mike Slade's 100 foot maxi ICAP Leopard picked up a large quantity of silverware including the Erivale Trophy for first yacht home in IRC Canting Keel; the Gesture Trophy for first overall in IRC Canting Keel; the Clarion Cup for the first British yacht home; the Kees van Dam Memorial Trophy for second in IRC Overall and the Royal Thames Yacht Club Spirit Cup for the first Royal Thames yacht home.
A magnum of champagne and a Rolex Yachtmaster chronometer was presented to Ian Walker's VO70 Abu Dhabi for the line honours win and set a new monohull record for the Rolex Fastnet Race of one day, 18 hours, 39 minutes, and zero seconds.
The IRC class prizes included the West Mersea Yacht Club Trophy for first in IRC One to Nicolas Loday's Grand Soleil 43, Codiam; the Foxhound Cup for first in IRC Two to Rives Potts' McCurdy and Rhodes 48, Carina; the Favona Cup for first in IRC Three to Noel Racine's JPK 10.10's, Foggy Dew; the Iolaire Cup for first in IRC Four to Jean Yves Chateau's Nicholson 33, Iromiguy.
The Brunskill Trophy for the best Two Handed boat overall and the Berrimilla Dog Bowl for the best two handed boat in IRC Four were awarded to Will Sayer and Matthew Glasgow and their Sigma 36, Elmarleen.
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Home > Press > Arrowhead Research Receives Notice of Patent Allowance for New Formulation of DPC siRNA Delivery System Showing 500-Fold Increase in Potency
Arrowhead Research Corporation (NASDAQ: ARWR), a targeted therapeutics company, today announced that it received a Notice of Allowance from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for patent application U.S. 13/032,029 entitled, "Compositions for Targeted Delivery of siRNA." The patent broadly covers compositions, methods, and uses for a new formulation of Arrowhead's Dynamic Polyconjugate (DPC) siRNA delivery platform, where attachment of siRNA and delivery vehicle is not required to produce high-level, efficient knockdown of target genes. The new IP expands the DPC platform and is used in Arrowhead's ARC-520 candidate in development for chronic hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection.
"This patent is critical to the commercialization of ARC-520," said Dr. Chris Anzalone, President and CEO of Arrowhead. "The underlying technology enables us to create candidates with highly potent silencing activity and attractive manufacturing qualities. We continue to work towards a planned phase 1 trial of ARC-520, and are pleased to announce that we had a very productive pre-IND meeting with the FDA, which allows us to maintain our timeline to file an IND in Q2 2013."
The allowed claims protect an RNAi delivery system consisting of a liver-targeted, endosomolytic polymer synthesized using Arrowhead's proprietary masking technology co-administered with an RNAi polynucleotide (siRNA) conjugated to a lipophilic or carbohydrate targeting moiety. With this DPC formulation, neither covalent attachment of the siRNA to the endosomolytic polymer nor siRNA/polymer complex formation is required.
Pre-clinical studies have shown co-injection of liver-targeted polymer together with siRNA conjugated to a lipophilic moiety, such as cholesterol, results in a >500-fold increase in the potency when compared to the siRNA-cholesterol alone. This formulation retains the potent endosomal escape capabilities of Arrowhead's DPC platform while facilitating drug production and opening up new targeting opportunities. Additional details and data from pre-clinical studies will be available in upcoming publications in scientific journals.
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Written on: 28/08/2012 by annemc (1 review written)
After reading reviews on flying with Ryanair, I was dreading it, however it all went smoothly. Flight was on time going and coming back, and provided you do what you need to, ie book in online and print your boarding cards and don't exceed the luggage limits you will be fine.
It is a bit of a struggle if you are boarding near the end and there are a few of you together - one family of 8 on our flight were spread outall over the aircraft, so if you want to sit together make sure you are at the front of the queue at the boarding gate.
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