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- 30 April 2013 08:12
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If there was ever a sign we are nearing the end of the season, it's the sheer volume of transfer speculation stories which are beginning to saturate the back pages.
First off this morning, rumours of a City bid for Borussia Dortmund's Marco Reus have resurfaced with goal.com claiming an offer will be put on the table before the end of the season.
"The Premier League side are preparing a package that will double Reus' €71,000-a-week wages and will make a formal offer to Dortmund in the next 10 days," reports Greg Stobart.
"The 23-year-old attacking midfielder is understood to be reluctant to leave the German club just a year after joining from Borussia Monchengladbach - but City will test their resolve with a big-money bid."
Meanwhile, the Daily Mail suggests City defender Gael Clichy is wanted by Süper Lig outfit Galatasaray.
"The club has added Manchester City left-back Gael Clichy to their summer transfer wish list," writes John Drayton.
"The ambitious Turkish club want to team him up with Wesley Sneijder and Didier Drogba and also plan a £12m bid for Bayern Munich's Arjen Robben.
"Clichy, 27, has two years left on contract and is keen to stay but that won't stop Galatasaray asking.
"They also like City's Joleon Lescott and Kolo Toure but Lescott will weigh up Premier League offers and Toure is tempted by Monaco."
Finally and according to talkSport, the Blues are set to go head to head with Italian giants Juventus for the signature of Sampdoria midfielder Pedro Obiang.
"The 21-year-old has been strongly linked with a move to the Etihad Stadium following his impressive displays and Roberto Mancini is expected to make a move for him," the website claims.
"The talented youngster has already represented Spain at Under-21 level and is close to making his breakthrough into the senior side."
Of course mcfc.co.uk will be first to confirm any transfer news as soon as it becomes official this summer.


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The Midwest Driftless Area Restoration project is a geographically focused, locally driven, consensus based effort to protect, restore and enhance riparian and aquatic habitat that had been lost due to farming practices in the early 1900s. (Driftless refers to a lack of residual vegetation, rock and dirt that was not left behind by receding glaciers.) The Midwest Driftless Area Restoration Effort includes 24,000 square miles of southeastern Minnesota, northeastern Iowa western Wisconsin and Northwestern Illinois. Hundreds of miles of once stable clean coldwater spring creeks were inundated with soil and fine sediments by the farming practices of the 1900s. In many areas, 12 to 15 feet of soil has accumulated in valley floors. Water quality has been degraded, stream temperatures have increased, stream habitat lost, and the natural hydrologic cycle has been altered, with flooding becoming more frequent and severe.
This effort includes a broad partnership of federal, state and local governments, local landowners, academic institutions, sportsmen and conservation groups including 15 chapters of Trout Unlimited. The goal is to restore watersheds, reduce erosion and pollution, benefit fish and their habitat, and expand recreational opportunities. Thus far, the partners have restored sections of approximately 60 streams. The rivers have responded quickly and extraordinarily well to straightforward techniques to control erosion, reconnect the floodplain and improve instream habitat.
Current efforts focus on building alliances with agencies and organizations in this region; developing and executing restoration projects; prioritizing watersheds in the region based on restoration potential and resource benefit, and developing a staged strategy for planning and implementation.
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California's state fish dazzles with its beauty. But hybridization with rainbow trout and degradation of habitat has dramatically impacted this pure strain of fish. Trout Unlimited, Cal Trout and the Federation of Fly Fishers are assisting the California Department of Fish and Game and US Forest Service in a collaborative effort to protect and restore the California golden trout. The coalition is taking a four prong approach to this effort. They first locate and identify pure strains of golden trout populations throughout the Sierra. Then they seek to remove non-native and predatory fish from golden trout waters, restore riparian habitat damaged by cattle grazing, and conduct public education and outreach.
California Golden Trout is seeking volunteers to participate in restoration and monitoring activities in the Inyo and Sequoia National Forests and Sequoia-Kings canyon national parks in Southern Sierra. Check out the website to volunteer.
We will continue to support the Greenback Restoration Project, the Penobscot River Restoration Group, the Friends of Wild Salmon, the Balkan Trout Restoration Group and the Yellowstone Park Foundation along with the new groups for 2007.

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This Saturday the Black Hills State cross country teams will compete at the 2008 Dakota Athletic Conference Cross Country Championships. The meet returns to the Madison Country Club in Madison, SD, the site of the inaugural event in 2000 in which both Yellow Jacket teams won DAC titles.
The "Running Yellow Jacket" women will start the morning's action at 11:00 am with a 5k race, with the men's 8k race to follow at 11:45 am. The top teams in each race qualify for the NAIA National Meet to be held in Kenosha, WI November 22. The top fifteen individuals in each race earn All-DAC honors. In the latest NAIA Cross Country Coaches' Poll released on November 4th the "Running Yellow Jacket" women are ranked 9th and the men 12th.
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Good options abound this weekend - regardless of the weather - and it's going to be tough to balance all of it. Let's look at the highlights.
Starting Thursday night at The State Room, Portland's Quick and Easy Boys, pictured above, bring their original rock sound in for a Thursday night concert. This is at least their third SLC visit and it's fun to watch a hard-working build its fan base sans big record sales or radio play. Instead, they're doing it the old-fashioned way through hard work and good live shows. Tickets are still available.
This Saturday night offers a rootsy diversion as The White Buffalo, headlines a gig with country-rock locals Triggers & Slips opening the concert at 9 p.m. This should be a terrific night of Americana music and tickets are $12.
Also Saturday Bay area jam-rockers Tea Leaf Green bring their road-tested show into the Urban Lounge along with Silent Comedy as the openers. Silent Comedy is also well worth seeing. They played a fun, interesting set last year opening for country troubadour Ryan Bingham. Tickets are on sale for $15 at 24tix.com.
Don't forget this weekend that Ballet West continues its production of "Emeralds" by George Balanchine and set to the music of Gabriel Faure. This should be a dramatic, colorful production well worth your time. Multiple showings are set for Thursday through Saturday. Tickets are at arttix.org.
And finally on Sunday, blues guitar slinger Joe Bonnamassa will headline an 8 p.m. Kingsbury Hall show on Sunday. Although I love the blues in general, I've never quite cottoned to Bonnamassa's white-boy sounds. However, I'm in a bit of a minority on this and he certainly has his fans. Kingsbury is a great place to hear any act and this should be a nice night. Tickets remain on sale at arttix.org.


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ZF-449: Copy Pages from one document into another
When I try to render a page from one PDF into another, new PDF, I get the following exception: "Page is attached to one documen, but rendered in context of another." The corresponding code in Page.php on line 427 tells me, that cloning has to be implemented instead of this exception. Is anyone actually working on this and if so is there a release date? I need that function to build a new PDF from several pages of other PDFs.
Changing fix version to 0.6.0.
Need "deep copy" implementation for PDF objects
Postponed to post-1.0 period
This doesn't appear to have been fixed in 1.5.0. Please update if this is not correct.
Are you serious about this? As far as I could see, this shouldn't be a huge change, and now this is hanging around since 0.6?
In my opinion it is not majo anymore, but a blocker. This is one thing among others which prevents me from using Zend_Pdf. Yet FPDF with FPDI are the only good open source option for creating more complex PDFs. If such simple things won't be fixed, you could kinda delete Zend_Pdf to make the Framework more lightweight without any loss. Just my two cents.
Happy 2-nd birthday to this blocker. You should change the estimation from 4 days to 4 years.
Unassigning Zend_Pdf issues currently assigned to me pending decision on ZF 2.0 release timeframe and potential contribution of comprehensive changeset.
@Ben Do you have a patch to submit? @Alex Please evaluate. If this is an issue that we will not address before 1.8, please mark it 'postponed'. We should keep in mind that it has several votes, however, and prioritize it for post-1.8.
This issue is a major pain in the butt, it makes dynamic pdf file generation beyond the simple cases difficult.
Im generating reports, a report is a document with lots of variable length sections, I need to be able to have a second pdf doc open with templates for the various page types we use in the report, and be able to create new pages in my report document from the templates as we move through the report generation.
The lack of either of the two following functions makes this a pain.
1) Clone a page from another doc into the current doc as a new page.
2) Create a new page in the current document from an existing PDF file (like the "Zend_Pdf:;Load()" function).
Either would sort out my issue.
only workaround is to use TCPDF (http://fsse.info/TCPDF) and http://www.setasign.de/support/manuals/fpdi/ instead of Zend !
I already use TCPDF for PDF generation. Hi ZF guys, you should really consider to abandon Zend_Pdf, because it's development stagnates in last 2 years.
Has there been any progress on this? I'm still having this problem as of ZF 1.9
Does anyone know how this one will be supported? Please implement this functionality!
The remark about, changing from 4 days to 4 years is getting more and more true. Can the maintainer of this part of the framework shed a bit of light on this (and a lot of other PDF related) issue(s).
I would like even be able to copy a page from within a document - so i can create a base page and duplicate it.
... at least within a pdf document it already works fine with cloning a page (http://framework.zend.com/manual/de/…)
I'm proud to inform, that it's done and will be included into ZF 1.11 :)
Four years is really longer than four days :), but there were some additional difficulties.
congratulations :)
After this fix, there is a small error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in Zend/Pdf/Resource.php on line 93
The const CLONE_MODE_FORCE_CLONING is just in the function placed. Please remove it.


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Russell and Brazill are both members of SIS's Delta Phi Epsilon foreign service sorority and their experiences in the Community of Scholars have far-reaching effects. Brazill interned with the nonprofit Search for Common Ground last fall, after meeting the group's representatives during a Community of Scholars field trip. Russell's enthusiasm for the program attracted her younger sister, Hailey, to last summer's session, and she hopes to attend SIS.
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How about a pre-June 2008 build-off preview of a new P-Series motor (engine) in a rigid V-Twin frame with gas tanks? Be sure and include a birds-eye view of the rear of the gas tank over the rear Pan cover as shown below. I'd like to see what S&S has in mind for finished, kit-builds to present to the public in June 2008. Are they going to suggest the motor buyers, "Go find an OEM set of tanks on e-bay." (on the left)?
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Tennis Teams Thwarted At ITA Regional Competitions
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East Lansing, Mich. - The University of Illinois at Chicago men's and women's tennis teams knew they were in for a tough weekend as they headed to their respective competition site for the ITA Regionals.
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Ayca Gumuscu failed to qualify for the main draw, as she was taken out by Kelly Nelson of Notre Dame, 6-0, 6-3.
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ZF-7711: Progress_key for file upload should be taken from php.ini
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We all love a good chuckle on April Fool's Day. But some of us (me) just aren't any good at eliciting those laughs ourselves. The jokes and pranks either run so out of control that someone gets hurt and it just isn't funny any more, or you resort to putting paper fish cutouts on people's backs (it's a French thing). Read More


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Bev's Chocolate Chip Cookies
From EatingWell: Spring 2004, The Essential EatingWell Cookbook (2004), July/August 2012
EatingWell reader Beverley Sharpe of California contributed this recipe. She updated a favorite treat by cutting back on sugar and incorporating whole grains. To increase protein, she replaces the rolled oats with 1 cup almond meal.
185 Reviews for Bev's Chocolate Chip Cookies
I've made this cookie recipe several times now and they only get better! The first few times I made them without grinding the oats and they were harder to shape. These last few times I've grind the oats like the recipe calls for and I like it that way better. These cookies have become my daughters favorites! Thanks for sharing.
These are great cookies...moist. You wouldn't know they were low fat and lower in calories. This will be my go to cookie from now on.
This were the best chocolate chip cookies I have ever eaten! They were moist and chewy, not overly sweet, and the oatmeal gave them an amazing chewy texture and flavor. The only modification I made was I substituted the 1/4 cup of canola oil for applesauce because I didn't have any, and I also added some cinnamon to the dry ingredients. They came out amazing and didn't last long in my house. Thanks for this great recipe.


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The day started similarly like it has the past few meets as the Wildcats got a pair of wins in the 200 medley relay. The Arizona women started the day by going 1-2 in the event as Bonnie Brandon, Emma Schoettmer, Katja Hajdinjak and Margo Geer touched first in 1:41.65. The team of Alana Pazevic, Eve Sarris, Ashley Evans and Grace Finnegan finished just behind in 1:43.31.
The men followed with a 1-2 finish as well with Mitchell Friedemann, Kevin Cordes, Andrew Porter and Brian Stevens taking first in 1:29.16. Michael Sheppard, Kevin Steel, Renny Richmond and Jeff Amlee finished just behind in 1:30.29.
The women kept the momentum going as freshman Tjasa Oder claimed first-place in the 1000 free with a time of 9:55.21.
Brandon followed with a win in the 200 back with a time of 1:48.56. She also claimed a victory in the 200 back with a time of 1:57.58. Brandon also claimed first in the final individual event of the day – the 200 IM – with a time of 2:03.40.
Friedemann gave the men their first individual first-place finish as he took the 100 back with a time of 48.23.
Schoettmer continued to be dominant in the breast events as she claimed top honors in the 100 breast with a time of 1:02.59. The Wildcats went 1-2-3 in the event as freshman Sara Borendame finished second in 1:03.74 with Eve Sarris coming in third in 1:05.01. Schoettmer also won the 200 breast 2:16.51 with Borendame placing second in 2:19.13.
Kevin Cordes stayed undefeated in individual dual events as he won the 100 breast in 53.75 with teammate Andrew Sovero placing second in 55.50. Cordes also won the 200 breast with a time of 1:56.54 with teammate Sam Rowan coming in second in 2:02.58. Rowan later earned a first-place finish in the 200 IM with a time of 1:49.98 with teammate Eric Solis coming in second in 1:52.23.
Geer, who owns the top 50 free time in the country, had no problem winning the event as she swam to a time of 22.66, winning by more than a second. She also won the 100 free just a short time later in 49.34 with teammates Pazevic (51.34) and Leticia Lelli (51.45) placing second and third, respectively.
Stevens won the men's 50 free in 20.54 as the Wildcats took the top four spots in the event. Amlee (20.61), Carson Brindle (20.98) and Steel (21.01) finished just behind Stevens.
Matt Barber gave the Wildcats another first-place finish as he won the 500 free with a time of 4:33.83.
The Wildcat women were dominant in the 100 fly as they claimed the top four spots. Ashley Evans took top honors with a time of 53.55 followed by Elizabeth Pepper (55.33), Lelli (56.48) and Hajdinjak (56.92).
To close out the day, the Wildcats claimed a victory in the 400 free relay as the team of Geer, Pazevic, Lelli and Finnegan touched first with a time of 3:21.71.
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DENVER, Colo. -- The ninth annual North American Handmade Bicycle Show, Presented by Shimano, ended in its traditional way with the second group of NAHBS Awards and the announcement of next year's show venue, which in 2014 will be Charlotte, NC, most likely in early March.
The season's heaviest snow in Denver resulted in a slightly smaller crowd this year.
Around 6200 attendees over the three days of the show saw products from 200 exhibitors. Organizers had been expecting around 7000.
Show founder and president Don Walker said, "I'd call it a very solid show this year. We set a new exhibitor record, and although our attendee numbers were hit by the snow, Coloradans clearly weren't going to miss this opportunity so we still ended up with a good crowd. Looking ahead to next year, I am excited to go to Charlotte, North Carolina, which has a very good cycling culture and a broad interest in things handmade."
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Could ths horrible tragedy haave been pervented? How? What was the purpose of the killers massacre.
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Could ths horrible tragedy haave been pervented? How? What was the purpose of the killers massacre.
Talk here.
I think the purpose of Cho's massacre was pretty obvious. The guy was psychotic, suffered from grandiosity, and was severely depressed. He thought people were out to get him so he struck back. It's called being insane.
And yeah, they probably could've prevented it if they actually had more evidence. But they didn't know he was homicidal and you can't hold a person in a mental hospital against their will unless they're a danger to themselves and others. That's why when he first landed in a psychiatric hospital, they had to let him go. However, the court ordered mandated counseling, and apparently he never did it. In this case, it's the government's fault for not enforcing the ruling.
But society can only do so much. A lot of kids act the way Cho did, and the majority of them will never go on to be a mass murderer. Most times you just can't tell which disturbed kill will do what. But in Cho's case, I think nobody looked for the signs, and the few people that did notice something was wrong couldn't really do anything about it. Why? Mental health laws protecting the rights of the individual.
It comes down to a simple point in my mind. The guy was psychotic, and even if people had reacted, they probably couldn't have done too much anyway, because of the mental health laws in our country.
Not really much for me to say on the subject, I never really took interest in it. I do think its ridiculous the way people who weren't personally invested in the incident behave like this is one of the worse tragedies the world has seen and expect sympathy from those outside of the country.
But whats his whole thing against "Rich people."?
Who knows. You know someone made a video game about the massacre?!? Knoiw that guy is crazy.
The guy was abused as a kid by the rich kids in his class.
Also, the guy wrote on his arm, "Ebraham Axe", probably meaning Abraham's Axe when he smashed all the idols to prove to his father that they weren't divine beings.
He said something about: Being torched alive, Having throat slashed, and Having trash shoved down his throat.
this sounds horrible but if someone has the potential to kill or start a massacre of some kind just kill them they are of no use to this planet and wll only end up ruining lives
I do think it's kind of ridiculous the way everyone is acting like this is one of the worst things to ever happen in this country. It was terrible, sure, but they don't need to be yelling and having fits about it over a month later and still debating whether there could have been some way to prevent it. First of all, unless the killer specificly told someone that he was planning on doing something like this, or was hinting at it, there was no way to accurately say that yes, he was going to kill people. He was mentally insane, so that would be a problem, but just because someone's insane doesn't mean you know that they are going to kill. Also, on that subject, it's in the past, so you don't need to still be stressing over "how it could've been prevented".
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This teaches us a lesson. The limit only goes so far for a victim until they are driven mad.
this sounds horrible but if someone has the potential to kill or start a massacre of some kind just kill them they are of no use to this planet and wll only end up ruining lives
Still, it was partially the fault of the bullies. They were the ones that pushed him over the edge. What 'fun' they were having was very tramatising for Cho, and he was pushed to the edge, cornered, until he didn't care about what happened to him anymore. I think he already wanted to die, only that he wanted to make a 'mark' and some sort of revenge before he ended his life. There are people who could emphathise. I think Cho wasn't insane, just very, very sad.
Still deserves to die.
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I agree with ninetails... He was push a little to much
Well, maybe he should have gone for the counsling.
ninetails is right...stupid bulliies. they make fun of kids, then kids turn emo, then get made fun of by everybody.
I agree completely with Ninetails. I think theres a time that everyone cracks. Suicide and murder is an all too likely possibility for people who are depressed. I used to know a kid who had massive family problems, and tried to talk to his parents. They completely ignored him, and he was so sad. He tried to keep his parents together, and they broke up. I think he found it too much to deal with, so he tried to end it.
Not only do I feel sad for Cho, but for the relatives of the kids that he killed. They must understand how far on the brink he was, but murder is something that you CANNOT forgive.
Even though this may sound odd....but when the hell did this happen? And what is Virginia Tech? and who is Cho? I'm so confused >.<
It was a big thing in the news worldwide....how could you not know it? Not trying to be rude, but do you read newspapers at all?
Anyway, this crazy guy came in a school and shot many people dead. Summarised in a sentence.
I didn't see it. And I look at the news everyday. Musn't have reached Australia. Typical....
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I think it's really detrimental towards the advancement of the species.
I think it's really detrimental towards the advancement of the species.
"Evolution doesn't have one proof of evidence"
Sums it all up
Clearly the parents of these people are the ones who should have been castrated. It's always amusing how idiots always seem to conflate evolution, abiogenesis and cosmology into one or interchange the three at will to suit whatever pile of shit they call an argument that comes out of their asses.
Christian: "Evolution is a lie! The universe can't have come from nothing!"
Wise guy: "Evolution has nothing to do with cosmology or the universe, it deals with the diversity of lifeforms."
Christian: "Well ... Evolution is a lie! Life can't have come from nothing out of sheer chance like every evolutionary scientist in the world totally claims!"
Wise guy: /sigh "Evolution has nothing to do with the origin of life or what it came from, it deals with the diversity of lifeforms."
Christian: "Er, well ... Evolution is a lie! We've never witnessed a rock evolving into a human! Satan sent down the dinosaur fossils to deceive mankind, there are no transitional forms Hurr I'm smart durr"
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evolution is obviously a lie from all those liberals who TOOK MA JAWRB!!!!
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"Creation". Go watch it IMMEDIATELY, you'll see how hard it was on Charles Darwin himself to write his book, while struggling to remain faithful to religion.
Christians do believe in dinosaurs they claim one was described in the bible.
on a side note Germany and it's was are the while reason why christens are fighting with evolution.
I went to a German church, they actually have a hymn about evolution. I've also read that creationism wasn't always thought to be literal.
Everyone knows school don't start on no first.
George probably liked his teach too.


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"I don't know where this recipe originally came from, but my mother used to prepare it for our family when I was little, and now I love to make it," says Jenny Cook from Eau Claire, Wisconsin. A sweet and tangy sauce nicely coats chicken that's ready to serve in just a few hours.
- 6 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (4 ounces each)
- 3/4 cup thawed lemonade concentrate
- 3 tablespoons ketchup
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon cider vinegar
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons cold water
- Place chicken in a 5-qt. slow cooker. In a small bowl, combine the lemonade concentrate, ketchup, brown sugar and vinegar; pour over chicken. Cover and cook on low for 2-1/2 hours or until chicken is tender.
- Remove chicken and keep warm. Combine cornstarch and water until smooth; gradually stir into cooking juices. Cover and cook on high for 30 minutes or until thickened. Return chicken to the slow cooker; heat through. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Lemonade Chicken in Quick Cooking May/June 2005, p10
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"We thought this chicken was really good. My kids loved the sauce."
Reviewed Dec. 12, 2012
"Tangy bitter almost sour from lemonade... not a fan and ordering pizza as we speak >:("
Reviewed Feb. 14, 2012
"This is sooo good! I cooked it just as the recipe indicated and the chicken was perfect. Definitely a keeper!~ Theresa"
Reviewed Jan. 22, 2012
"I made this in my 5.5 quart crockpot and set it at high (it states 4 hrs on my crockpot high setting) It only took about 2 or 2.5 hrs. My OTHER 4qt crock only has hi, med and warm and for it I set it on high for the same time. It is good and tastes like sweet and sour chicken. Adults liked it and kids did not."
Reviewed Oct. 16, 2011
"I love this recipe-it is so quick and easy and the chicken is so moist. It is made very often at my house!"


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FDA Using Pharma DTC Pro
The Food and Drug Administration relied on a non-profit run by a pharmaceutical industry advertising consultant to help design its new campaign to educate consumers about direct-to-consumer drug advertising. The FDA's recently launched website, "Be Smart About Prescription Drug Advertising: A Guide for Consumers," was developed by EthicAd, a non-profit run by Michael Shaw out of the offices of Atlanta-based Shaw Science Partners. Shaw's firm claims credit for having helped launch over 25 pharmaceuticals, including Viagra, Celebrex, Zoloft, Cymbalta and Rezulin, which was later withdrawn from the market because of safety concerns.
The site's home page, which claims DTC advertising "can provide useful information to consumers," contains examples of legally correct and incorrect ads -- information more useful to ad designers who wish to avoid running afoul of FDA regulations than to consumers. The site does invite consumers to report violations of the ad rules to the FDA's division of Drug Marketing, Advertising and Communication.
EthicAd, which is not registered as a non-profit with the Internal Revenue Service, is nominally chaired by renowned heart surgeon Michael Debakey, who died last July just a few months shy of his 100th birthday. Shaw, executive director of the group, is identified on the EthicAd's website only as a former medical advisor to the National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health, a post he held for three years nearly three decades ago. A loophole in Georgia law allows non-profits to incorporate in the state without registering with the IRS, so financial records for EthicAd are not publicly available. Shaw Science Partners, on the other hand, racked up $1.6 million in revenue in 2006, according to manta.com.
In an interview with Integrity in Science Watch, Shaw admitted his firm and other members of EthicAd's board underwrite the group's expenses, which enables it to donate its services to the FDA. "All members do work for industry; if not all, almost all," Shaw said. EthicAd's leadership includes general counsel Marc Scheineson, a former FDA official who is general counsel for EthicAd and a partner at Alston & Bird, a Washington-based lobbying firm with numerous drug and health care industry clients; and steering committee members Laura Benson, director of communications at OSI Pharmaceuticals; John H. Greist, director of Healthcare Technology Systems, which serves the drug industry; Michael A. Jenike, a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, Sheldon H. Preskorn, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Kansas School of Medicine, Michael Weber, a professor of medicine at New York Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn, and Henry Black (Black can be found in the Integrity in Science database), a professor of internal medicine at New York University School of Medicine, each of whom has received either research funding or consulting fees from multiple pharmaceutical firms.
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Med Center Conflict Policies Compared
The Institute on Medicine as a Profession (IMAP) says some of the nation's leading medical schools have weak or nonexistent conflict of interest policies, including Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Harvard University, Washington University in St. Louis, Brown University and Tufts. The ratings were included in a new database listing the conflict of interest policies for 90 of the nation's 125 academic medical centers (AMC).
The site reveals policies at AMCs for regulating professors' relationships with industry involving free gifts, meals, drug representative access, samples, purchasing committees, continuing medical education, consulting and honoraria, scholarships and travel, ghostwriting, speakers' bureaus, enforcement, and implementation. While IMAP does not rank AMCs, the site gives examples of "best practices" and model policies that have been adopted within the University of California system, the University of Pennsylvania, University of Pittsburgh, University of Massachusetts, Yale University, and the University of Louisville.
Grassley Slaps U Texas on Disclosure
Senate Finance Committee ranking member Charles Grassley (R-IA) revealed last week that two researchers with the University of Texas Medical Branch failed to disclose income from pharmaceutical companies while receiving public funding for conducting research on antidepressants in children. "Starting today the NIH could send a signal that business as usual is over," Grassley said. "The simple threat of losing prestigious and sizable NIH grants would force accurate financial disclosure." Grassley has raised similar criticism of other universities, including Stanford, Harvard, and University of Cincinnati. According to Grassley, UT's Karen Wagner was engaged in a National Institute of Health study on the use of Paxil to treat teenage depression and another study on teen anxiety while receiving more than $220,000 between 2000 and 2005 from antidepressant makers. In addition, UT's Joshua Rush, who also ran the state's Texas Medication Algorithm Project for determining when to use antidepressants, was paid $17,802 in 2001 by Eli Lilly, which makes antidepressants.
Industry to Fund NIEHS Booklet on EMF Safety
The Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) is planning to fund the National Institutes of Health to sponsor a public information booklet on electromagnetic fields, according to Microwave News. EPRI, the research arm of the utility industry, would funnel contributions from its member companies to an NIEHS fund that would then be used for an update of "EMFs: Questions and Answers." The current version was sponsored by the EMF-RAPID Program, a six-year program launched in 1992 by the Department of Energy and the NIEHS with equal amounts of funding from the government and industry. According to EPRI's flyer asking utilities to contribute $30,000 apiece to the update, the booklet will serve as "a communication piece…with member companies and public stakeholders." Spokesmen for EPRI and for the NIEHS say that the utility companies will have no control over the booklet's content.
Odds and Ends
The Food and Drug Administration's lax regulation of mercury in tuna fish was the result of pressure from industry, according to Mother Jones magazine. . . . The Department of Interior (DOI) Inspector General's office released a report last week citing conflicts of interest at the Colorado office of the Minerals Management Service. Employees of the agency that collects royalties from offshore drilling accepted gifts including ski trips, sports tickets and golf outings; steered contracts to favored firms; and engaged in sex and took cocaine with industry officials, according to the two-year investigation . . . . The American Petroleum Institute, National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), National Mining Association, and the American Iron and Steel Institute joined Alaska's lawsuit against the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's listing the polar bear as a threatened species. Environmental groups, which say an endangered listing —which would give the bear a higher level of protection under the Endangered Species Act— is more scientifically defensible than its current threatened status, are preparing to sue FWS. . . .
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Medal, Commemorative, Apollo 12, Lombardo Mint
This aluminum medal struck by the Lombardo Mint in Canada commemorates the Apollo 12 mission, the sixth human spaceflight and the second lunar landing in the Apollo program. Apollo 12 was launched on November 14, 1969, and returned to Earth ten days later. Charles Conrad, Jr., Richard Gordon, Jr., and Alan Bean were the astronauts; their faces are on the front of the medal. As with most other medals commemorating human spaceflight achievements, this medal was made for commercial sale.
It was donated by Thomas Becker to the National Air and Space Museum in 1973.
Gift of Thomas Becker
- Country of Origin
- Canada
- Manufacturer
- Lombardo Mint
- Type
- MEMORABILIA-Events
- Materials
- Aluminum
- Dimensions
- 3-D: 3.8cm (1 1/2 in.)