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The 2014 Numbers Are In: FDA's Orphan Drug Program Shatters Records
By Kurt R. Karst
As appears on FDA | Law Blog
Earlier this month in a post concerning the Orange Book we mentioned our love of data and discussed how solid figures can reveal some interesting conclusions. After all, it's rather difficult – and dangerous – to come to a conclusion without having as many facts and as much data as possible. Or, as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote in The Adventure of the Copper Beeches, one of the Sherlock Holmes series of stories: "'Data! Data! Data!' he cried impatiently. 'I can't make bricks without clay.'" Indeed! And the clay we have to play with today to make some bricks are the latest data from FDA's Office of Orphan Products Development ("OOPD") on orphan drug designations and approvals.
Although FDA's agency-wide performance management system, known as FDA-TRACK, provides some information on orphan drug designations and approvals, that system is not up-to-date. So we have to get our data from other sources – primarily (though not exclusively) from FDA's Orphan Drug Designations and Approvals database. As we've done in some previous years, we culled information from that database, which OOPD populates with data on a rather frequent basis. The database is also constantly being refined to better reflect what orphan drug designations have been granted, what orphan drugs have been approved, and what the relevant periods of orphan drug exclusivity apply to. We understand that the database will be revamped soon (perhaps later this year) to make it a more useful and user-friendly resource.
The three metrics we've historically followed are: (1) the number of orphan drug designation requests received by OOPD; (2) the number of orphan drug designation requests granted by OOPD; and (3) the number of orphan drugs approved. In 2014, records were shattered for all three metrics, with an astounding 467 designation requests (a nearly 35% increase over 2013), an astonishing 293 orphan drug designations granted (a nearly 13% increase over 2013), and a whopping 49 orphan drug approvals (a 53% increase over 2013). Wow! That's an amazing output for FDA's orphan drug program (and, in particular, for OOPD).
Below are three tables – one for each metric – showing the year-by-year numbers since 1983.
When we add up all of the numbers since 1983, FDA has approved 511 orphan drugs, granted 3,280 orphan drug designations, and received 4,738 orphan drug designation requests. Of the 511 approvals, some drugs have been approved for more than a single rare disease, and sometimes a single orphan drug designation has been the platform for multiple orphan drug approvals (and multiple periods of 7-year exclusivity).
So what does it all mean? Well, clearly orphan drugs are trending up – way up! And there's no indication of a slowdown any time soon. (In fact, we understand that OOPD is already on pace to break the 2014 record for the number of orphan drug designation requests received by the Office.) The data also show that the Orphan Drug Act has been an overwhelming success (for both patients and the drug and biotechnology industries). Of course, a successful program breeds copycats. We've seen that with the creation of orphan drug programs in other countries modeled after the Orphan Drug Act. It's also happening on out own backyard, however. Consider, for example, the Generating Antibiotic Incentives Now Act ("GAIN Act") (FDC Act § 505E), and the Dormant Therapies Act provisions included in the draft 21st Century Cures Act (see our previous post here). The roots for both of those items can almost certainly be traced back to the Orphan Drug Act.
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Medium-sized systems 25.1-500 kW: $0.05/kWh
Note: As of July 31, 2015, the Small Program had been fully subscribed through the end of 2015.
As of September 3, Xcel Energy (Public Service Company of Colorado) had been fully subscribed through October 2015 for the Medium Program. Any additional applications will be reviewed in Q4, in the order in which they were received. Xcel Energy already has enough applications to reserve 2.47 MW of the remaining 3 MW.
Xcel Energy's Solar*Rewards Program provides incentives for customers who install grid-connected photovoltaic (PV) systems sized up to 120% of the average annual load of their homes and facilities in exchange for the renewable energy credits (RECs) produced by the systems. All REC purchases are for a period of 20 years unless other legal provision supersedes. The size of the REC payment depends on the size of the system and the owner of the system as shown below. These payments will step down over time as distinct capacity levels, in megawatts (MW), are reached for each system classification. The follow REC payments are in effect as of January 2015. Check the website above for current REC pricing.
For more information, visit the program website or view Xcel Energy's approved 2014 Renewable Energy Standard Plan.
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For the calendar years 2015-2016, the Small Program offers a 20-year contract (where REC payments are made for 10 years for 20 years worth of RECs) of payments of $0.02 per kilowatt-hour (kWh)) for eligible customer-owned systems. The Small Program also offers a 20-year contract (where REC payments are made for 20 years for 20 years worth of RECs) of payments of $0.01 per kWh for eligible third-party-owned systems. The capacity limit for the Small Program is 2 MW per month, for an annual capacity limit of 24 MW. For both ownership categories, there is a non-refundable interconnection study fee of either $100 (<10 kW systems) or $1,000 (>10 kW systems) and a $250 deposit (refundable if application completed within 365 days).
Medium Program (25.1 kW – 500 kW) – Standard Offer
For the calendar years 2015-2016, the Program offers a payment of $0.05 per kWh for eligible customer-owned or third-party-owned systems. Up to 3 MW of capacity will be approved each quarter, for an annual capacity limit of 12 MW. There is a non-refundable interconnection study fee of either $1,000 (25—250 kW systems) or $2,000 (>250 kW systems) and a $1,500 deposit (refundable if application is completed within 365 days).
Large Program (>500 kW) – Competitive Bid
Incentives under the Large program are determined through a competitive bid process (Request for Proposals). There are two types of non-refundable fees associated with the Large program: (1) a bid evaluation fee of $500 and (2) an interconnection study fee of $2,000.
Application Process
To qualify for a solar rebate, participants must submit an application and receive approval from Xcel Energy prior to installing the system. A list of PV modules and inverters eligible for the rebate is available on the California Energy Commission's website. All PV systems must carry a 5-year warranty from both the manufacturer and the installer, including parts and labor.
Beginning on January 4, 2016, and going forward, the program will open and close monthly, as each month's 2 MW capacity limit is reached. The program will always reopen at 8 a.m. MT on the first business day of the month, and will remain open only until the 2 MW capacity for that month is reached. Once filled, the system will no longer accept additional applications until the next month.
Net Metering
Net metering is available for Xcel Energy's customers, with net excess generation (NEG) at the end of a monthly billing period credited to the next month's bill. If a customer has NEG at the end of a calendar year, the customer will be paid for the credit at a rate comparable to the utility's avoided-cost rate, or the customer may make a one-time election to have the NEG carried forward from month to month indefinitely as a kilowatt-hour credit.

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I was reading an article about life the other day, and one of the things that struck me is that one person who was dying wanted a "normal day." I agree. There were so many types of days while Paul was struggling with his disease. Days on a diet, days at the doctor, days where he went to work and days where he was asleep as quick as possible. There were other days where we went to Disney World, and visited my Grandparents in Traverse City, and went on drives in the car. When I think back to hanging with my brother, I don't want more vacation days or graduation days or party days. I want just a normal day. There can be so many expectations with the special days, when it is just a run of the mill day you just are happy to be yourself.
My favorite day was when we had a food fight with my brother. For years my brother had talked about food fights. He had seen several food fights on television and he wanted to do it in real life. We decided to do it. We got the food and invited several people to come over and participate. We combined the food fight with a water fight. Several people showed up and they were really excited. We go outside, his friend grabbed the mash potato container and right before she threw it at him, he said, "I don't want to play," and went inside.
Paul was definitely his own person. I loved that. There is something about the reality of a dream that is disheartening.


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Book Reviews
Robert V. Haynes's excellent account of the Houston Riot is character-
ized by extensive research and clear, vigorous writing. His work consists
essentially of a narrative description of the causes and course of the Riot
as well as the resulting courts-martial. Being well versed in the secondary
literature on black history and the history of violence, the author demon-
strated the significance of his subject by placing it in historical perspective
with major developments that strongly affected black Americans in the
early twentieth century. The only weakness results from the fact that
Haynes sympathizes with the plight of the black soldiers to the extent
that the tone of his writing occasionally gives the impression that the
soldiers were justified in their mutiny and march. This does not, however,
alter the fact that he has made a valuable contribution to the history
of interracial violence, one that compares favorably with Elliot M. Rud-
wick's study of the East St. Louis Riot and John D. Weaver's account of
the Brownsville Raid.
University of Georgia WILLIAM F. HOLMES
The Rawhide Years: A History of the Cattlemen and the Cattle Country.
By Glenn R. Vernam. (Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Co.,
Inc., 1976. Pp. viii+227. Preface, illustrations, index. $7.95.)
The virtual disappearance of "horse operas" from television and movie
houses during the last few years might indicate to some persons that the
"western" has finally run its course. Such is not the case. Recent works
of fiction and nonfiction still command a major share of national book
sales, and Americans' long-term fascination with the cowboy seems as
strong today as it was among earlier generations. It is the universal ap-
peal of this unique folk hero that makes books such as The Rawhide
Years possible. The author directs his work at the immense general read-
ing audience which seeks a factual record of the cattle kingdom, but
also an account unburdened by economic interpretations and literary sym-
Vernam, who brings to his writing a first-hand knowledge of the sub-
ject, weaves the twin themes of change and adaptability throughout his
chapters. He argues that from its hispanic beginnings, the cattle industry
spread and modified itself to accommodate changing technology and geo-
graphical conditions. The development of a rugged cow pony, range saddle,
spurs, chaps, handgun, registered branding symbols, and dozens of other
innovations, therefore, receive detailed narrative treatment similar to that
found in Walter Prescott Webb's The Great Plains. Efforts to isolate these
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sounds like somone needs a perenium cut out for their saddle!Originally Posted by bbw
sounds like somone needs a perenium cut out for their saddle!Originally Posted by bbw
You don't need proof when you have instinct.
Im on the Floyd Landis Jack Daniels training program.
Was an exgirlfriend across the table actually. And it is alright to snog an ex goodnight after dinner, isn't it?
Matagi, twas the local, Sel et Poivre on Victoria st, they're not about to win any Michelin stars but it's good hearty food. The pleasantly eccentric chap who owns it can always be relied on to entertain with his way wiz ze ladies, and is perfectly counterpointed by the smooth elegance of the Aussie woman who runs it with him. All good.
A much better French restaurant some friends have recently opened on Bourke st. just off Taylor Square called Le Pelican. Great ambience, Excellent food. Highly recommended.
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Well lar dee farkin' dar. Pies, Fish and Chips and Chico Rolls not good enough for ya! Got to go and get some of that farkin fancy pooftah posh foreign food to impress a shiela? Closest I get to foreign food is when I say to Nick the Greek at the local fish and chip shop to gis a Souvalaki.
The one time I took my missus out for wog pooftah food was to the pizza shop. Ungrateful cow never stopped whinging about how I drank too much when I'd only drunk a dozen cans and how I was always hangin' out with me mates. Fair dinkum said it in front of them right there in the pizza shop and everything, bloody embarrassment. Mates hung sh1t on me for bein under the thumb for weeks. Never again! Bloody women get all uppity when they get introduced to culture and edjucation and stuff.
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Tiger boy,
1) I agree Pereiro was the REAL story at the tour.
2) you can call me a haggis humper and I won't ban you
3) Indecision may or may not be my problem.
Sono più lento di quel che sembra.
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Originally Posted by mrkott3r
OLN will now be renamed Only Landis Network
with is it with yanks cyclists being named L? Levi, Lance, Landis .....
You don't need proof when you have instinct.
Im on the Floyd Landis Jack Daniels training program.
I would agree that South Park has lost it. Last night would be the first time in months that I have actually bothered to watch the show and it had only mildly amusing bits. But more than the show before it. (Actually I got way more laughs out of Top Gear crap car segment)Originally Posted by Thylacine
Paris Hilton episode...very very wrong....and very very funny!
LeMondOriginally Posted by HDTVKSS
Dude, they had arses....for heads!!!!Originally Posted by Wilchemy
Originally Posted by classic1
bloody funny. Top Gear is topic du jour in the office this morning....the 1500 pound coupe challenge was a classic.
Hammond: "You've bought a grandfather clock!"
Originally Posted by Wilchemy
Can't win the Tour without having a massive personal setback, either....
-mistaken for a turkey by your brother-in-law and shot
-jack the dancer
-necrotizing hip joint
Is having the personality of a stunned Macaque a personal setback?
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Ah yes, I've eaten at Sel et Poivre, went with a bunch of sailing buddies after a twilight race. I think I would probably have enjoyed it more had I been dining a deux with my beloved spouse.Originally Posted by bbw
Best French restaurant I've ever eaten at in Sydney was the short lived Restaurant Liberte at Cockle Bay. Alas, the chef, Philippe Mouchel, has returned to Melbourne - and yes, it is the same Philippe Mouchel that cooked the odd dish in those appalling Garry Gatt segments during the TdF broadcast.
As for snogging an ex goodnight ..... I would have to say probably not alright, unless she initiated the snog.
Originally Posted by Wilchemy
true dat....the old surgeon goes to me "Have you got a racing bike?" Ed: "Ummm....yes." [doesn't remind the old bloke that in our previous consultation we chatted about bike racing for about 10 minutes] Doc: "Get on it....great exercise that keeps your spine in a neutral supported position."
Wants me to get in the pool too...
Look for a fat, pale lump on a Scapin on Beach Rd at travelling ~25kmh....say g'day.
No way could I ride that fastOriginally Posted by ed073
Hehehe. Well, here's a story for you about getting back on the bike ed. Actually you probably know the bloke....Third item down, dated 4/7/06 "The Comeback"Originally Posted by ed073
Originally Posted by Wilchemy
I know the name, but a bit before my time. I bailed on blackburn in 1995 (I think) had a fight with them over funding to get a couple of us to a race. Joined Italo-Australia with Macca.
My brother is a member of Italo. They are sort of like the club that isn't a club...no home track or races etc.
I raced with BBN for a couple of years but not since 2004 and have have thought I might sign up with the Italo boys if I want to (or get fit enough to) race again. Their kit matches my bike so I could join the OCP thread!
Originally Posted by Wilchemy
Way to go...I think Gino Carmelli is still the man over there. Used to be my regular pusher for handicap starts at Northcote (when it was concrete and outdoors....).
Although I did manage to get a launch once from big John Kennedy in a heat of the Austral or Melb Cup on Wheels or something. Like being shot out of a cannon...and I think he was wearing flip-flops!!
matagi, you're putting images in my head that a young lad like me shouldn't be thinking!Originally Posted by matagi
oh nooooo, not you too ed?Originally Posted by ed073
TAT has gone awl wrong!!!!
Originally Posted by jock
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The Einhell Share
Besides positive economic data from USA and Germany, China surprised with weak economic data, the economic situation at Europe was further weak. With escalation of Ukraine crisis in February 2014, devaluation of ruble and a lowering recession at Russia the economic situation dulled. The Federal Reserve and European Central Bank provided with constant prime rate reduction a liquidity surplus.
Further, the declined oil price and the weak Euro affected the stock market especially at the end of the year. In the second half-year contrary developments lead to strong variations on stock markets.
Also the German stock index (DAX) follows this development. After two strong years in chart-development the index only increased about 2.65% in the trade year 2014. During the year 2014 the rate fluctuates between the lowest level of 8.572 points and the highest level of nearly 10.100 points.
At the end of the year the DAX closed with 9.806 points. Also mid-cap-DAX was underlying variations in trade year 2014. The Index moved between the lowest level of 14.733 points and the highest level of 17.184 points. At the end of the trade year the mid-cap-DAX closed with 16.935 points; this means a comparatively slight surplus of 2.17%.


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Pruett off to strong start in Rolex 24 at Daytona
Updated: January 26, 2013, 8:40 PM ETAssociated Press
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Scott Pruett's chase for the Rolex record got off to a strong start Saturday.
Pruett and his Chip Ganassi Racing teammates were leading or near the front of the field during the early stages of the Rolex 24 at Daytona.
Pruett started the grueling endurance race on the pole and was the fastest in the 57-car field. It was the perfect way for Pruett to begin his pursuit of Hurley Haywood's record of five Rolex victories.
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The problem I have is that some times when tilting the lens sometimes it looks like it disconects and I loose the aperture and live view. The aperture becomes 00.
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This is probably due to producers being cached based on unresolved endpoint URI, rather than the resolved endpoint URI. Haven't tested this theory out though.
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This is fixed by
The NPE is caused by the clone method of CxfEndpoint, as you know CxfEndpoint extends the ServiceSupport object which has lots of AutomBoolean objects.
If the CxfEndpoint instance is started, the cloned CxfEndpoint will not start again.
It looks like calling the clone method is not a idea way to resolve such issue. I'm still looking for a good solution.
That's my bad, I will update the copy method of CxfEndpoint by setting the list reference with a deep copy one.
Willem I have committed an unit tests that reproduces the issue
With your recent fix on trunk (eg the clone) the problem with picking up the wrong bean is resolved as far.
But we get a NPE exception later.
Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException at org.apache.camel.component.cxf.CxfProducer.prepareRequest(CxfProducer.java:168) at org.apache.camel.component.cxf.CxfProducer.process(CxfProducer.java:89) at org.apache.camel.util.AsyncProcessorHelper.process(AsyncProcessorHelper.java:73) at org.apache.camel.processor.RedeliveryErrorHandler.processErrorHandler(RedeliveryErrorHandler.java:321) at org.apache.camel.processor.RedeliveryErrorHandler.process(RedeliveryErrorHandler.java:212) at org.apache.camel.processor.UnitOfWorkProcessor.process(UnitOfWorkProcessor.java:102) at org.apache.camel.util.AsyncProcessorHelper.process(AsyncProcessorHelper.java:73) at org.apache.camel.processor.MulticastProcessor.doProcessSequential(MulticastProcessor.java:575)
The CxfBinding is null on the endpoint. So I guess a little more fix is needed. Do you mind digging into this?
In most case the configure of cxfEndpoint bean will not be changed, it should be OK if you just reuse the bean endpoint.
If there are some parameter which can be used to override the configuration in the endpoint uri, we could clone a new endpoint to use.
CAMEL-4139 causes this problem, it will lookup existing bean by its id, and reuse that as CxfEndpoint.
Even if CxfComponent is creating a new CxfEndpoint.
It seems the problem is that if you omit the address in the <cxf:cxfEndpoint> in the XML file.
And then you want to use that <cxf:cxfEndpoint> bean but specific the address at runtime. Then CxfComponent
will still hand out a shared CxfEndpoint.
It guess the tricky part is that with cxf:bean:xxx you refer to a bean, and then you also provide additional configurations which should override.
This seems a hard path to support. Maybe cxf:bean:xxx should be made to not accept any parameters at all, if that makes sense.
Alternative the cxf:bean:xxx should be sort of a template, and then being able to create "clones" of itself.
Okay the bug seems to be in camel-cxf, in CxfComponent.createEndpoint. As it return the same endpoint instance even though the ?address is different.
Unfortunately I just realized that the mentioned workaround doesn't work
I'm investigating why it isn't I'm down to the following right now:
answer = endpoints.get(getEndpointKey(uri));
in DefaultCamelContext does give me the wrong Endpoint, at least it's bound to the wrong URI.
it's called from
endpoint = resolveEndpoint(exchange, recipient);
in RecipientListProcessor.createProcessorExchangePairs(...)
The following scenario doesn't work right now for the workaround, this might be a different bug though:
- Recipient A is resolved the way it should work and can be called
- if Recipient B is questioned it also works and can be used.
- if Recipient A is questioned from the cache again, Recipient B is provided and therefore the requests end up
on the wrong host.
I also added a comment to the mailing-list about this.
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The trailer has landed for the latest literary adaptation, the Shawn Levy funeral dramedy "This is Where I Leave You" (September 12), adapted by Jonathan Tropper from his own 2009 novel. Tina Fey plays the estranged sister of three brothers (Jason Bateman, Adam Driver and Corey Stoll). The quadrille are reunited by their father's death-- only to be imprisoned by their psychologist mother (Jane Fonda), who is determined to reunite her family. "We need a new term for the tone," Tina Fey told EW. "It's not a dark comedy—because it's not that dark. But it's an emotional comedy."
All four siblings are struggling with the opposite sex. Mom Fey still nurtures a crush on the boy next door (Timothy Olyphant); Bateman lost both his wife and his job when his wife got together with his boss; Stoll hasn't been able to father a child; Driver brings home his cougar girlfriend (Connie Britton).
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- 709.77 ml flour
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- 19.71 ml baking powder
- 7.39 ml salt
- 78.07 ml butter
- 2 eggs
- 177.44 ml orange juice
- 44.37 ml butter, softened
Orange Sugar
- 177.44 ml sugar
- 19.71 ml grated orange rind
- Whisk flour, sugar, baking powder and salt.
- Cut in butter until in fine crumbs.
- Beat eggs with orange juice; drizzle over crumbs, tossing with fork to moisten.
- Turn out onto a floured surface; knead gently for 30 seconds.
- Roll or pat into an eight inch square; spread with butter.
- Mix the orange sugar and sprinkle over dough.
- Roll up jelly roll fashion; cut into eight slices.
- Place, side by side and cut side down, in a greased 9 or 10 inch tube pan.
- Bake in centre of a 425 oven for 35 minutes or until golden.
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I was going to post this recipe and found it was already on the database!!! Original source from the great Canadian Living Magazine. Update 4/2010 I made these buns again and they are soooo yummy, I love the sweet orange flavour of the buns! I wanted to take a photo, but I forgot!! Oh well, an excuse to make them again!!
Made these for my company at the lake. Easy to make great flavor
Wonderful recipe. More like scones then actual 'buns', but that's more up my alley. : ) Very tender on the inside. As you can see, it's quite brown on the outside, but that is purely the fault of the baker. I set the timer for 35 minutes and went off to do other things. Clearly it was ready sooner than that. The extra sugar on the outside caramelized and made the outside a little crisp. Next time I'll check at 20 minutes and then keep an eye on it. I added a few dried cranberries in half of the rolled batter for variety, but other than that, made as written. I'll reduce the amount of 'orange sugar' to 1/2 cups next time. There was quite a bit of it left, which I sprinkled on top once it was in the pan. As you can see by the photo, I had to squeeze to get it in the pan. The only tube pan I had was a bundt. But like I said....wonderful recipe, and I'll certainly be making it again...and again......:) Made in honour of your dear husband Ed.


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9437 Views 10 Replies Latest reply: Jan 12, 2010 3:16 PM by Stevo1986in
iNexxFear Dec 5, 2009 4:38 PM
in response to guyphenixHave you cycled the power on your touch after installing an app?
this can be done by holding the power button and then sliding the red slider at the top across... Then wait a few seconds, hold the power back in until you see the apple logo.
It sounds like the touch's internal memory for system usage is overflowing and a power cycle could help you.
guyphenix Dec 5, 2009 4:44 PM
in response to iNexxFearYea i tried that a few times at the start before restoring etc and afterward aswell, nout changed
iNexxFear Dec 5, 2009 4:50 PM
in response to guyphenixNow are you putting apps in by the store in the Touch?
If so have you tried this process with your PC? Someone else here earlier was having issues with Monkey Island and the only way they got it to work is to have the PC install it onto thier touch.
So erase it out of iTunes' app section... Go to the store, search and download it again and try to install it...
See if that helps.
Boves Dec 5, 2009 4:50 PM
in response to guyphenixI'm having the same problem, I get into an app and the title screen comes up then it instantly gets out of it again.
guyphenix Dec 5, 2009 4:59 PM
in response to iNexxFearIve put them on via itunes on mac...didnt work
Put them on via the app store on itouch...didnt work
Safari,mail etc all grand but downloaded ones as above mentioned by boves open for a second then close.
Have you paid for any apps?
I havent risked buying as they havent worked for me yet.
tjell Dec 6, 2009 8:13 AM
in response to guyphenixI've also gone thru all the recommended Apple steps. After I reinstall my apps (both free and bought) they work for awhile. Then one or two stop opening and the next day none will open.
Time to call tech support I guess.
bs2007 Jan 5, 2010 3:23 AM
in response to guyphenixI have the same issues. I restored my ipod touch multiple times, I called apple customer service and they were no help at all. All they told me to do is delete my apps on itones and redownload them and that did nothing. Has anyone figured this issue out yet?
bs2007 Jan 6, 2010 9:34 PM
in response to guyphenixi got my apps to work.go to the website below and follow the instuctions. http://www.apple.com/support/country/
Richpal Jan 6, 2010 10:17 PM
in response to guyphenixAll of my apps were working fine. Then I added Skiball from the app store.
Now all of my purchased applications immediately quit after choosing them.
I have tried:
Unselecting the apps in itunes and syncing.
Restarting the ipod touch
Resetting the ipod touch from the General menu.
Then another reset with the power and home buttons pressed.
Retyping my wifi password
Resyncing just one app.
(no luck)
Then I tried the whole procedure again adding a full Restore.
Then another reset. Again, retyping my wifi password (Grrrrrr)
That process took nearly 45 minutes
Then I checked just one purchased app again and synced..
This is a real problem.
That $.99 Skiball app blew away my astronomy programs and my HP-41c Emulator.
Apple....What is going on???
It shouldn't be this difficult.
Stevo1986in Jan 12, 2010 3:16 PM
in response to guyphenixaarrggghhhh i got an itouch 64g and its doing the same. as soon as i sync it to the pc i cant open any of my apps! i took it to an apple store and was given a new 1 but its just done the same thing! what's going on apple?!


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STUTTGART, Germany -- Move over, Simon Cowell, and make room for the next big thing: U.S. Army Garrison StuttgartAca,!a,,cs Teen Idol.
The Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Child Youth and School Services-sponsored talent competition for middle and high school students was held June 11 in the Patch Community Club.
Unlike Aca,!A"American Idol,Aca,!A? the popular reality television singing competition, there were no votes, no recording contracts and no wisecracking judges.
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Aca,!A"We wanted to give the Stuttgart kids a chance to shine and to celebrate the end of school,Aca,!A? said Julian Bogan, a CYS Services workforce preparation specialist. He and fellow CYS Services staffers Mary Kane and Ali Thomas organized the event.
Preparations began in May, with two rounds of auditions. However, no one was turned away.
Instead, the auditions let the CYS Services staff assess if the musical selections were appropriate. It also gave participants practice in overcoming any nervousness, Bogan said.
Three mandatory practices also allowed the performers to hone their acts. Yet on show night, many admitted they still had performance jitters.
Aca,!A"I have a really big fear of being in front of people,Aca,!A? said Jessica Osteen, 13, who sang Smash MouthAca,!a,,cs Aca,!A"All StarAca,!A? a cappella. To overcome her fear, Osteen looked for her supporters while she was performing. Aca,!A"My friends were all around the room, and I felt better because they were cheering me on,Aca,!A? she said.
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Centavia Boney, 17, who sings in church and is used to being in front of a crowd, said she was nervous.
Aca,!A"Being in front of a crowd is pretty tough at first. ItAca,!a,,cs nerve wracking. But once you start singing, you forget about the nerves,Aca,!A? said Boney, who sang OneRepublicAca,!a,,cs Aca,!A"Say (All I Need).Aca,!A?
After each performance, the young contestants bravely faced the judges: Tanya Young, recruited for her singing ability; Dr. Rena Hall, the USAG Stuttgart School Liaison Officer; and Christopher Holman, CYS Services staff member.
Unlike Aca,!A"American IdolAca,!a,,csAca,!A? Simon Cowell, who is notorious for his blunt and controversial criticisms, the Stuttgart judges offered praise and suggestions.
Aca,!A"ItAca,!a,,cs tough to be a judge,Aca,!A? said Young, who has sung in gospel groups most of her life and currently sings with the April Adkins NAca,!a,,cspiredVoices, a local group.
Young said judging is a delicate balance. Aca,!A"You want to give them constructive criticism Aca,!" but you donAca,!a,,ct want to bruise their egos or discourage them.Aca,!A?
Aca,!A"Overall, IAca,!a,,cve been very impressed with the level of talent. If they keep working on their craft, they can go far,Aca,!A? Young said.
In the end, R.J. Weaver, 14, who sang OasisAca,!a,,c Aca,!A"WonderwallAca,!A? while accompanying himself on guitar, won first place.
Kyler Fingy, Joseph Viana and Chris Hopkins, all 14, placed second with their original tune, Aca,!A"Heart of Gold.Aca,!A?
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Love the beaked deinonychus, but why are the halluxes(?) on the outside of the foot as opposed to the inside? Am I just seeing it wrong or is that actually the case?
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Much awesome work here, I especially like the pterosaur on the left and the new all todays birds. In addotion I must say that I love your new, more mythical looking stuff on your new tumblr
Why does the Deinonychus have a beak?
It was a speculation based on the AMNH "dave" sinornithosaurus specimen...
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This one may be my favorite~ C'mon, uncle Bilbo is very awesome On O YOU WANT ONE!
Tolkien owns Bilbo and Frodo.
Tolkien owns Bilbo and Frodo.
Oh my gods this is too cute. I may die of cuteness right here right now X3
XD Nooo! I hope to make more cute things, liiiive!
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Aww, that is adorable! It's fun to see all the original hobbits as kids next to Bilbo. I think he's an awesome uncle (or second cousin, I guess) too.
And hey! Hobbit feet! I was always curious what those would look like in your style since most of the other characters have stumpy feet. Seeing this makes me wonder now if their foot hair matches their head hair in the movies.
>w < Aw, I'm glad you think so!
I think it probably does, maybe a shade lighter because there's not as much on their feet?
I think it probably does, maybe a shade lighter because there's not as much on their feet?
!!* You missed a few, sheesh, c'mon! D:
Awww... How cute :'3
OMG!!!!!!! WeeFrodo & Bilbo are so adorable I just can't... I'm hyperventilating...
Aww, thats adorable! I have missed to comment on all the other St. Valentines Day drawings, but I love them all! And thats just so... so... *squeee!*
AWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE <3 so cute!
Yay Kid-Frodo! Oh this is probably the cutest thing I will see all day!
I literally squeed and squealed when I saw this! SO CUTE! GAAAAAAAH!!
OMG, that is so adorable!


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Within the next month, the current Clinton Street bridge will start to be no more. Washington County Department of Public Works Superintendent Willie Grimmke said the bid has been awarded for the work that will replace the three bridges that allow access to downtown Whitehall over the railroad tracks on Clinton, Division and Saunders […]
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The three bridges that span the railroad in Whitehall will all be rebuilt this summer. (more…)


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- 1521 Gull Rd
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