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Too Close for Comfort (1980–1987)
Episode List
Season 4
7 Apr. 1984The Enemy Above
14 Apr. 1984Making Mountains Out of Molehills
Jackie is envious of Sara's many dates, so she decides to get breast implants to make herself more attractive.
21 Apr. 1984Just Another Pretty Face
Sara auditions for an anchor position at the station and thinks she's a shoo-in next to her plain Jane competition.
28 Apr. 1984Home Is Where the Bart Is
5 May 1984High Infidelity
Monroe's father comes for a vist.
12 May 1984Son of the Groom
Henry's father visits to ask if he will be his best man at his upcoming wedding. The happy news is dampened by Henry's suspicions of his father's much younger fiancée.
19 May 1984Witness for the Persecution
Henry witnesses a robbery and works with the police to identify the suspect. The suspect then threatens Henry not to testify.
26 May 1984Henry Draws a Blank
Henry suffers from a case of writer's block. Surprisingly, Mrs. Rafkin ends up being extremely helpful.
2 Jun. 1984Shipmates
Henry runs into his cantankerous former Navy commander who is now a doorman. Despite their antagonizing relationship, Henry invites him to dinner as a way of burying the hatchet. His significant other throws Henry for a loop.
9 Jun. 1984Is There a Doctor in the House?
Henry's cartoonist friend suggests donating his early work to a college with the hopes of being awarded an honorary doctorate - and a guaranteed tax break.
16 Jun. 1984High and Inside
Henry eagerly sets Sara up with a major league baseball star. Sara begrudgingly agrees to one date but ends up falling for him. Henry's enthusiasm quickly wanes after he finds out about the star's past drug use and worries it may not be in the past.
23 Jun. 1984The Runaway
Monroe asks if a friend could spend a week with him, but neglects to tell Henry the friend is female and a runaway. When Henry runs into her in the middle of the night, the jig is up.
14 Jul. 1984The Graduates
As Monroe nears graduation, he is having a hard time finding a job. Monroe twists Henry's concern into an assistant's position.
21 Jul. 1984Goodbye, Mr. Chip
Monroe gets a computer and wins big in the stock market and horse racing thanks to computer tips. Soon after, Henry wants in on the action.
6 Oct. 1984No Patsy, This Kelly
Henry almost misses an important meeting with his boss because the guard dog Monroe agrees to watch overnight, traps him in the kitchen.
13 Oct. 1984Hawaii Five-8
Jackie and Sara return from a Hawaiian vacation with their grandmother Iris. Jackie fell in love with her surfing instructor and plans to marry him. Henry is opposed to the union until he finds out that he's not just a beach bum.
27 Oct. 1984Quick on the Draw
After Henry breaks his arm, his boss sends a young artist to help keep up with his deadlines. The young artist is cocky, abrasive, and very good which upsets Henry.
3 Nov. 1984The Missing Fink
After Muriel's camera is stolen at a gallery opening, her attempts at retrieving it lead Henry to think she's having an affair.
10 Nov. 1984The Sound of Mother
Muriel's biological mother writes asking to meet. Despite being angry and bitter, Jackie and Sara convince Muriel to meet her.
17 Nov. 1984The Return of Mr. Wonderful
Iris visits in order to meet up with the Lothario who broke her heart. He lures her there with the premise to ask her "a very important question."
24 Nov. 1984Divorce Chicago Style
Muriel's best friend, Sylvia, is recently divorced and enjoying every minute of her new life and loves. Muriel is envious of her freedom and decides to start working again to gain a little of her own. Her new male client is very complimentary and throws her for a loop.
1 Dec. 1984Cinderella Update
Jackie considers a move to Dallas to find a job in fashion. That is, until she meets Sara's date and they hit it off. Sara and Jackie's relationship is tested.
8 Dec. 1984Henry Bites the Big Apple


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Gas masks, skulls and bullets: Haunting underwater World War II artefacts from ship graveyard in Chuuk Lagoon captured by British photographer
For 70 years, they have sheltered at the bottom of a clear blue lagoon... which happens to mask the largest ship graveyard in the world.
Now, a photographer has captured the World War Two artefacts that lie beneath the surface of Chuuk Lagoon in the Central Pacific.
The preserved items include gas masks, human skulls and metal bullets - as well as personal photographs belonging to wartime victims.
The lagoon was Japan's main base during the war, but in 1944, U.S. forces launched a fatal attack - sinking more than 60 Japanese warships and 250 planes.
The body of water, formally known as Truk Lagoon, is now considered to be one of the top wreck diving destinations in the world.
Photographer Super Jolly, from Wraysbury, Berkshire, described the shoot as 'one of the scariest' dives she has ever done.
'The atmosphere was really spooky,' she said. 'Seeing the piles of bones and medicine bottles on the operating table filled me with fear and provided me with some hard hitting images of the war and the importance of this memorial to all those who perished.'
The 32-year-old added: 'I wasn't expecting the ships and artefacts to be so well preserved after being underwater for almost 70 years.'
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Preserved: A photographer has captured the World War Two artefacts - including a gas mask, above - that lie beneath the surface of Chuuk Lagoon in the Central Pacific
Haunting: The items include human skulls, unexploded bombs and metal bullets - as well as personal photographs belonging to wartime victims, such as the one above
In the deep: The lagoon, now formally known as Truk Lagoon, masks the largest ship graveyard in the world. Above, a set of engine controls is pictured on the seabed
Creepy: The body of water was Japan's main base during World War Two, but in 1944, U.S. forces launched an attack. Above, an operating table lies beneath the water
Artillery: The attack on February 17 resulted in the sinking of more than 60 Japanese warships and 250 planes. Above, a collection of metal bullets rests on the seabed
Masking a secret: The clear blue lagoon is pictured as it looks today. Seventy years after the attack, the Japanese still pay their respects at the watery graves each year
Location: Chuuk lagoon is a body of water in the central Pacific. About 1800km north-east of New Guinea, it is part of Chuuk State in the Federated States of Micronesia
Spooky: Chuuk Lagoon is now considered to be one of the top wreck diving destinations in the world. Above, several Saki bottles are pictured on the ocean floor
Wreckage: Photographer Super Jolly, from Wraysbury, Berkshire, described the incredible shoot as 'one of the scariest' dives she has ever done. Above, a telegraph
Eerie: 'The atmosphere was really spooky,' she said. 'Seeing piles of bones and medicine bottles on the operating table filled me with fear.' Above, a set of engine tubes
Operations: Ms Jolly, 32, said the deep-sea dive provided her with some 'hard hitting images' of the war - including this haunting photo of the ship's machine room
Artefacts: The 32-year-old added: 'I wasn't expecting the artefacts to be so well preserved.' Above, a medicine box (left) and a steering column (right) lie on the sea floor
Risks: Ms Jolly said breathing in compressed air at depth can lead to 'narcotic effects' - impairing divers' judgement and sensory perception. Above, a sunken truck
Remains: She added: 'Another nitrogen related danger is decompression sickness, caused by the bodies tissues absorb nitrogen under pressure.' Above, another truck
Deadly: If the pressure underwater is rapidly reduced then bubbles can form - leading to painful joints, tissue damage, paralysis and even death. Above, a stock of bullets
Urinals: 'When exploring wrecks, there is always the danger of getting lost inside a wreck or getting tangled on something,' said Ms Jolly. Above, the officers' washroom
Put out: A lantern is pictured at the bottom of the lagoon, which is the world's largest ship graveyard. It joins an array of other artefacts from the World War Two attack
Yet to perish: Wartime items, including a Japanese newspaper (left) and dozens of undetonated bombs (right) are captured on the sea floor during the photography shoot
Deceased: Chuuk Lagoon is part of the larger Caroline Islands group, comprising eleven major islands. Above, human bones - including part of a skull - lie on the seabed
Worn: These damaged shoes are among hundreds of artefacts to have been discovered in ship wrecks following the U.S. deadly airstrike on February 17, 1944
Left behind: Small blue fish surround a a pair of spanners that are resting atop a container - believed to be a tool box - beneath the surface of the tropical lagoon
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The 5.5 log10 REDUCTION in HCV levels, achieved with VX-950 and PEG-IFN, in 14 days, is the BEST BY FAR. Moreover, this was achieved in genotype 1 hepc patients -- the most difficult HCV genotype to treat effectively (and the most common in the US). In addition, in 50% of the patients, the HCV RNA could no longer be detected (below detection limit).
"VX-950, an investigational oral hepatitis C virus (HCV) protease inhibitor, dosed in combination with pegylated interferon alfa-2a (Pegasys�; peg-IFN), achieved a rapid and dramatic reduction in plasma viral RNA levels in patients with chronic genotype 1 HCV infection. In this Phase Ib study, the combination of VX-950 and peg-IFN produced an initial median reduction in plasma HCV RNA of more than 3 log10 in the first two days, followed by continued decline to a median 5.5 log10 reduction in HCV RNA at day 14, which equates to a 300,000- fold reduction in viral levels. The majority of patients (6 of 8) receiving the combination achieved HCV RNA levels below the limit of quantitation (30 IU/mL, as measured by the Roche TaqMan� assay) at 14 days, with 4 of 8 patients achieving HCV RNA levels below the limit of detection (10 IU/mL, Roche TaqMan�). The antiviral activity of the combination through 14 days was significantly greater than the activity of VX-950 administered as a single agent, and much greater than peg-IFN alone. In addition, VX-950 appeared to be well-tolerated when dosed alone and in combination with peg-IFN in the study. " (see link below)
Folks, the REAL ERA of VX-950 (and VRTX) has begun.
It will all be history soon.
"....Good thing VX950 didn't kill anyone."
That's the second time you have inferred that VX-950 MIGHT have killed someone. Why (short) are you (short) doing this?
As for your further questions ...err mistatements of fact---go look it up yourself. I'll even help you with a link: www.google.com.
"Tell that to the poor monkeys who GOT it!"
That is a comment towards BILN, not VRTX.
You shouldn't rely on others for the most basic of info. Your answer is easily found in the press release.
8 combo
8 mono
4 IFN control.
Do a little research before you criticize.
We got the answer to the 48 week issue. They will be doing a 48 week control arm, but only 3 months for 950 and IFN. My guess is, due to FT status, they will submit that data in pieces, and they did say that the FT does help them achieve their timeline, which they still say is for filing in 2008.
Gdubya, I guess the people you spoke with were referring to the control arm.
folks, rather than convincing the blind, take the time to listen to todays webcast
this company has a bright future based on multiple drug opportunities.
ps: will be averaging up a bit today
VRTX on CNBC in 1 hour
Yes they did them in the clinic.
The more accurate interpretation depends on knowing the meaning of stymie:
"sty�mie also sty�my ( P ) Pronunciation Key (stm)
tr.v. sty�mied, (-md) sty�mie�ing, also sty�my�ing (-m-ng) sty�mies (-mz)
To thwart; stump: a problem in thermodynamics that stymied half the class."
Hence it is appropriate to say that Wind Waker has been stymied and is therefore a ____
he's forgotten more than most ever knew.
Can't win arguing the facts, so the insults come.
VRTX did 2 cardiac tox studies in the earlier 1b, and there were no changes, it came out clean. SGP has done longer animal studies, and they were fine, otherwise they wouldn't be preceding. Nice try.


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Tom Huddlestone will be aiming to make a successful return to White Hart Lane when Hull City face Tottenham on Sunday.
Huddlestone ended an eight-year stay with Tottenham to join Hull on a permanent deal in August and has impressed during the latter's strong start to the season.
Fellow midfielder Jake Livermore also made the move from London to the KC Stadium on a season-long loan but is not eligible to face his parent club.
While Livermore will miss out, Tottenham's Gylfi Sigurdsson is wary of the threat provided by former colleague Huddlestone.
Sigurdsson told his club's official website: "Tom is a fantastic player as we all know. I saw at first-hand last season just how good he can be.
"His passing and vision is unbelievable and if we allow him too much time, he will find his targets and cause us damage.
"He and Jake have done really well for Hull and I'm sure their performances are one of the reasons why they have made a decent start to the campaign."
Although Hull sit ninth in the Premier League table with an encouraging tally of 11 points from nine games, they have been beaten in three out of four away outings, the exception a 3-2 win at Newcastle.
Tottenham have only mustered four goals in as many home matches, but sit three points behind Premier League leaders Arsenal in fifth.
Andre Villas-Boas made seven changes for his side's UEFA Europa League meeting with Sheriff on Thursday - which Tottenham won 2-0 through goals from Jan Vertonghen and Jermain Defoe - and can be expected to shuffle his pack again.
Roberto Soldado, Paulinho and Andros Townsend are among those likely to return to the home starting line-up, but Hull boss Bruce does not have the luxury of being able to rotate his squad.
Indeed, with several players – including Livermore, Allan McGregor (thigh) and Danny Graham (knee) – unavailable, Bruce has claimed Hull could struggle to name a full allocation of substitutes.
The teams have only met in the top-flight on four occasions and Tottenham failed to score in each of the previous meetings at White Hart Lane, in 2008 and 2010.
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'Neither of us would be here without each other': Ant and Dec claim Landmark Award at the NTA's... after scooping Entertainment Presenter gong for THIRTEENTH consecutive year
- Presenting pair stunned after winning for thirteenth year running
- Duo admitted there we 'so many people to thank' for their success
- Received video tributes from The Prince Of Wales, Robbie Williams, Simon Cowell - and their own mothers
Geordie Duo Ant and Dec triumphed again at the National Television Awards (NTAs), picking up a handful of gongs and getting the royal seal of approval.
The pair received their thirteenth consecutive award for best Entertainment Presenter and their show I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! was named best Entertainment Programme ahead of their other series, Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway.
Hugging and kissing their respective partners as they stared in disbelief at the screen, the pair made their way up on stage to collected their 24th National Television Award.
Chuffed: The presenting duo claimed the night's biggest prize in the Landmark Award at the National Television Awards on Wednesday evening
Addressing his presenting partner, Ant said: 'Oh my god, this is hard. We honestly had no idea whatsoever about this, where do we start? I start with thanks, lad.'
'Thanks to the Prince of Wales, to Sir Bruce Forsyth, our sneaky mams. I don't know what else to say other than the past 25 years has been a pleasure. We genuinely love it. Thank you very much indeed.'
Dec added: 'It's kind of crazy and a bit bizarre. This is the weirdest thing ever. There's so many people we should thank who've helped us since we were 11 years old. There's hundreds of people, who have taught us everything we know.
Great honour: Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly take to the stage at the 2014 National Television Awards, where they collected two awards on Wednesday evening - amongst them the Landmark award for 25-years in the entertainment industry
Thank you: Ant and Dec also claimed the best Entertainment Presenter award - for the thirteenth year running
'Neither of us would be here if it wasn't for each other': The presenting partnership were humble during their acceptance speech on Wednesday evening, taking time to thank one another for their continued success
'Every single person has helped us along the way. It's just amazing, thank you to ITV, to everyone at Byker Grove, our first job at the BBC and everyone who's taught us and formed us. Neither of us would be here if it wasn't for each other.'
Hugging on stage, Ant said: 'I love you man, I love you to bits.'
Side by side: The pair admitted their were so 'many people they needed to thank' for helping them become household names
Their night was completed with a tribute from the Prince of Wales who said: 'The warmth and empathy they show towards charitable causes, their viewers and their deep friendship towards one another are as great achievements as their countless and well-deserved awards. The nation has taken them to their hearts.'
The video tribute included appearances from their mothers, Robbie Williams and Simon Cowell.
Former Newcastle United striker Alan Shearer also put in an appearance, describing them as 'the most famous double act from Newcastle.'
Stunned: Ant and Dec can't believe it after they claim the Landmark Award at the 2014 National Television Awards on Wednesday evening
Accepting the special award, Dec thanked Ant saying: "Neither of us would be here if it wasn't for each other.'
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CBI investigator AGL Kaul, who led the second probe team in connection with the sensational murders, had claimed in his deposition as prosecution witness that he carried out such a test in 2010 by putting a dummy in a sheet and dragging it to the roof with the help of two persons with normal body built.
The purpose of this exercise purportedly carried out in the presence of forensic experts was to ascertain whether parents of the teenager were capable of dragging a subconscious Hemraj to terrace where he was allegedly killed by them, he had claimed.
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Annalen der Physik
Volume 379, Issue 10, pages 136–145, 1924
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