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- 1Rancho Springs Medical Center
25500 Medical Center Dr
Murrieta, California 92562
(951) 696-600
- 2Inland Valley Medical Center
36485 Inland Valley Dr
Murrieta, California 92595
(951) 677-111
- 3Fallbrook Hospital
624 E Elder St
Murrieta, California 92028
(760) 728-119
- 4Menifee Valley Medical Center
28400 McCall Blvd
Murrieta, California 92585
(951) 679-888
- 5Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton
H100 Santa Margarita Rd
Murrieta, California 92055
(760) 725-128
- 6Hemet Valley Medical Center
1117 E Devonshire Ave
Murrieta, California 92543
(951) 652-281
- 7Hemet Valley Recovery Center
371 N Weston Pl
Murrieta, California 92543
(951) 765-490
- 8Tri-City Medical Center
4002 Vista Way
Murrieta, California 92056
(760) 724-841
- 9Moreno Valley Community Hosp
27300 Iris Ave
Murrieta, California 92555
(951) 243-081
- 10Saddleback Memorial Medical Ctr
654 Camino De Los Mares
Murrieta, California 92673
(949) 496-112
- 11Riverside County Regional Med
26520 Cactus Ave
Murrieta, California 92555
(951) 486-400
- 12CHOC Children's At Mission
27700 Medical Center Rd
Murrieta, California 92691
(949) 364-140
- 13Mission Hospital
27700 Medical Center Rd
Murrieta, California 92691
(949) 364-140
- 14Palomar Health Downtown Campus
555 E Valley Pkwy
Murrieta, California 92025
(760) 739-300
- 15San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital
600 N Highland Springs Ave
Murrieta, California 92220
(951) 845-112
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10800 Magnolia Ave
Murrieta, California 92505
(951) 353-200
- 17Saddleback Memorial Medical Ctr
24451 Health Center Dr
Murrieta, California 92653
(949) 837-450
- 18Parkview Community Hospital
3865 Jackson St
Murrieta, California 92503
(951) 688-221
- 19Corona Regional Rehabilitation
730 Magnolia Ave
Murrieta, California 92879
(951) 736-720
- 20Mission Hospital Laguna Beach
31872 Coast Hwy
Murrieta, California 92651
(949) 499-131
- 21Riverside Cntr Behavioral Mdcn
5900 Brockton Ave
Murrieta, California 92506
(951) 275-840
- 22Corona Regional Medical Center
800 S Main St
Murrieta, California 92882
(951) 737-434
- 23Riverside Community Hospital
4445 Magnolia Ave
Murrieta, California 92501
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354 Santa Fe Dr
Murrieta, California 92024
(760) 633-650
- 25Redlands Community Hospital
350 Terracina Blvd
Murrieta, California 92373
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6 Reasons the 'Police Gazette' is the Craziest Magazine Ever
The National Police Gazette was first published in 1845, and it got its name from the fact that the publishers should be arrested. It was a magazine that celebrated sex and violence back when both of those words meant punching a fully dressed woman.
Despite its insanity, the National Police Gazette stayed in publication for 132 years. How? Well, I went through hundreds of issues and I found 20 reasons for its success. Here are the six that had nothing to do with boners.
#6. They Hated Women
"Her heavy-lidded eyes resemble an owl's and her thick lips suggest she plays the trumpet."
-- actual quote from The National Police Gazette's feature on Barbra Streisand's stupid monster face.
Every few issues, the National Police Gazette would do an article about a female celebrity who was a 6 or below and try to destroy her. Make no mistake: Ugly women should only be used to test the pressure on sewage pipes. Still, I think it's a bit much to say that Barbra Streisand killed sex in Hollywood. Yes, if you put her near a male baby, its sex glands dissolve, but how many hospitals can she attack in a day? If the National Police Gazette were around today, every cover feature would be Adele: Would This Giant Gal Be So Lonely if She Wasn't So Filled with Ham?
This was an article from 1970 about how married women hate sex. Like all National Police Gazette articles, the writer was baffled by his own topic. After all, the birth control pill was specifically invented so girls wouldn't be so fussy about what scientists now call "the penis." The article does make one interesting point about frigidity in regard to how it's totally your fault, ladies. Though I'm not sure how women were expected to get this information, since it's my understanding that any lady holding a National Police Gazette had better damn well be using it to wash the windows.
#5. They Knew That the Only Good Part of Sports is the Fighting
The National Police Gazette sort of covered athletics, but all their articles about sports were about how to start a fight while playing them. Shooting a jump shot is like telling a defender that your foot is afraid to kick him in the cock. A field goal is only something you attempt when you're being attacked by owls. Even their horse racing coverage is mostly about how to spectacularly kill horses:
What did that horse even trip over? Was it dropped from a balloon? Was this picture taken at the world's most fun but least ethical glue factory?
A-and I think this article is just pictures of jockeys internally bleeding to death? Jesus Christ. How did these people have time to put together a magazine while they were slaying hitchhikers?
This article is about how to win a fight during a basketball game and why you have a financial and moral obligation to do so. I know I've been making fun of the National Police Gazette for its sociopathic editorial direction, but I want to make it very clear that a lot of this magazine truly rules.
#4. No Really, They Hated Women
Full caption: "A CRAZY PHYSICIAN MARRIES AN ATLANTA, GA., BELLE, AND PROFESSIONALLY OFFICIATES IN A SCENE OF HORROR IN THE BRIDAL CHAMBER."
In the early days of photography, the National Police Gazette's nutbag articles had to be illustrated by hand. This was a suicidal career path for artists because by the time they left, 90 percent of their portfolio was drawings of women being caned or dismembered. For a job interview, all the NPG did was hand you a pencil and ask you to draw something culturally important. If you drew a bear biting a lady in half, you were hired. If you drew the same bear screaming as it passed her overbust corset and face bones, you were hired as editor-in-chief.
When most publications report on an all-lady riot, they lead with the number of casualties. In the National Police Gazette, they lead with how close the dames were to ripping each other's clothes off (ALMOST) and leave out virtually every other detail. In 1896, a story of a near titty sighting was far more newsworthy than human lives or property damage. You know, all this female violence is depressing me. Let's check out some of NPG's cartoons ...
As offensive as this is, I think she should be more concerned about how he struck a match on her when she's built like a squid stuffed with bread crumbs. This comic really illustrates the Catch-22 of our grandparents' generation -- a husband only liked his wife when she had an ass you could strike a match on, and a wife only liked her husband when he wasn't striking a match on her.
This was an article about injecting your wife with sodium pentothal when that lying whore won't admit she's sleeping around. Doctors also thought it would be a great way to track the spread of VD, since everyone in the medical community knows your wife is just filthy with drifter gonorrhea.
It must take forever to get FDA approval for this stuff, because this was written 40 years ago and I still can't buy over-the-counter sodium pentothal. Or maybe in the last 40 years one researcher suddenly gasped, "Stop your centrifuges, fellas! Do we really want to distribute a drug that makes women shut up less? Waitress! A round of Bud Dry for all the scientists!"


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Samuel G. Neifer, 86, of Republic, passed away Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012, at Autumnwood Care Center, Tiffin.
He was born Sept. 19, 1926, in Republic, to Glen M. and Dortha R. (Swick) Neifer. He married Donna J. Searl Sept. 17, 1949, in Covington, Ky., and she survives in Republic.
Other survivors include a son, Craig (Teresa) Neifer of Republic; two daughters, Diana (James) Carter of Republic and Denise (David) Clouse of Gahanna; five grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and a sister, Joyce English of Port Clinton.
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He also was preceded in death by his parents and a brother-in-law, Richard English.
He was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church, Republic; a member of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary on Lake Erie for 53 years; a member of Seneca Lodge No. 790 F&AM, Republic; a member of Zenobia Shrine, Toledo; a 32nd Degree Mason, the Scottish Rite Valley of Toledo; a member of Tiffin Shrine Club, Tiffin Moose and VFW Post No. 2858; a 1945 graduate of Republic High School; a former mayor of Republic, serving for 20 years; served on the Republic town council for nine years; and also was a former Seneca County Sheriff Auxiliary deputy. He also worked for American Standard, Tiffin, for 38 years in the maintenance department, retiring in 1988.
His funeral will be 10:30 a.m. Monday, Sept. 24, 2012, at Lindsey-Olds Funeral Home, 3085 S. SR 19, Bloomville, with the Rev. Gary Hicks and Pastor Virginia Park officiating. Burial will follow at Farewell Retreat Cemetery, Republic.
Visitation will be 5-8 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 23, at the funeral home. Seneca Lodge No. 790 will conduct Masonic services at 7:45 p.m.
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Delton Williams established himself as a defensive menace for opponents over the past few years.
This fall, the Michigan State recruit has taken huge strides on offense to become a big-time dual threat. Williams scored on all three of his carries Friday of 11, 6 and 1 yard in a 54-12 win over Warren in the District 10 Class AAA semifinals. He also caught four passes for 87 yards and put together several monstrous hits on defense.
"Coach told us it would be a game where we need to work hard and play together," said Williams after the Ramblers' win. "We have to be confident but not bigheaded."
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The act of smearing your dick with shit then fucking a girl when she has a yeast infection.
My girlfriend begged me to eat her out, but when she pulled down her panties, her pussy smelled like rotten cottage cheese. I knew she just wanted me to sooth the ichyness from her dry flaky twat, that the monostat cream couldn't cure. As revenge for the culinary insult, I decided to shit in my hand and smear it all over my shaft, then fuck her. She completed the recipe by adding her cheese to my chili dog. If she had a herpe flare up there would have been spicy onions on it as well. I do love a chili cheese dog!
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A variation of the chili dog. As most people know, the chili dog is when the man shits on the women's chest and then titty fucks her. The dick of course is the hotdog, the tits are the buns and the shit is the chili. The cheese is added when an unwashed and uncircumcized man is doing the fucking. His dick cheese, or schmegma, provides the perfect topping.
"I haven't washed by dick in days. There is so much cheese down there I think me and the missus will have a chili cheese dog tonight."
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Defecating between a partner's breasts, and then scraping the smegma, a sebaceous cheesy secretion from an uncircumcised and unwashed penis, on top of the settled feces. Then titty fuck her.
I gave Erin a chili cheese dog in my car after we went to the ballgame.
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to shit on a girls tits then titty fuck her and when you cum you have a chili cheese dog....
i gave that girl a chili chees dog....
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Girl place hot dog bun around your penis. Then she puts chili and cheese on it. Then she eats eats it like a chili chess dog.
My nigga Spencer got 8 hoes to give him a chili cheese dog... What a pimp
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Already in the past year, we've seen the FDA approve several prostate cancer-related devices and drugs, including the RealEye system, which attaches to a linear accelerator to help doctors more precisely deliver radiation therapy to targeted tumor locations, reducing radiation damage to surrounding healthy tissue.(VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8lWI6zk5LQ) New drug therapies Zytiga, which targets a specific protein that blocks testosterone production, and Provenge, a therapeutic vaccine that activates the immune system to attack cancer cells, are also on the market now. (VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpT8Gpzi3vs)
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quote: Fair enough, but probably not that many people would like to run the legacy non-touch compatible apps on a touch screen
quote: CPU speed wasn't even my argument. It's about software compatibility. You can run any x86 software you want on top of the Metro apps.
quote: If your software hasn't been recompiled, then it was presumably designed with a mouse and keyboard in mind. So what's the advantage in using a tablet?
quote: You've replaced an ultrabook (thin and light, fast, good keyboard and pointing device) with a crappy keyboard, substantially slower CPU, and all the accuracy that a finger brings to pointing. IMHO It's a truly stupid thing to do for most purposes.
quote: Hell if Surface gets a Bluetooth mouse you could even play those games and others on it.
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October 29, 2012 - Rob Weaver
A former Tiffin mayor used to chuckle when city residents called his office to ask when trick-or-treat night would be that year.
"Halloween," he said, "is on Halloween."
To him, asking when goody-grabbing would commence was like asking when to celebrate New Year's Eve.
Now, we are expecting a frankenstorm named Sandy that raises a specter scarier than any Nightmare on Elm Street. Thus, trick-or-treating has been rescheduled in many communities. Treat gathering has been postponed until Saturday afternoon in Fostoria and Sunday in Tiffin and Bascom.
It's a smart move. Plus, the weekend forecast calls for highs in the mid- to upper 40s and partly cloudy skies.
Meanwhile, the National Weather Service has issued a high-wind warning for Tuesday. To be on the safe side, I suggest any wicked witches to be wary of falling houses.
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. — Market Twain had it right when he said October is a scary month. There was the crash of 1929 and 1987. But history shows that the market's worst performing month is September. According to the Stock Traders' Almanac, over the past 61 years, September has the worst record of any month of the year with an average loss of 0.5 percent for the Sandamp;P 500. Jay Kaeppel, author of Seasonal Stock Market Trends, provides further research. The market tends to do well in the first three trading days after Labor Day (the newspaper's publication marks the end of this period). Since 1955, if you had only invested in the Dow during these three days you would have an overall gain, where as if you only invested only in the month of September you would have a cumulative loss of 55.3 percent.The second half of September tends to be worse than the first half. Since 1955, if you invested in the Dow for the first 14 trading days in September you would have a cumulative loss of 17.7 percent. If you only invested in trading days 15 through 21 then you would have a cumulative loss of 40.1 percent.So should we put on our traders hats and play the odds? There are no guarantees. September shows a loss 62 percent of the time, hardly a statistical slam dunk. Plus, in five of the last seven Septembers the market has gained. To reduce portfolio risk it is best to hold some income-based securities. Investors continue to look for yield wherever they can find it, which is driving up prices in securities we've highlighted in past columns. Western Asset Emerging Market Debt (ESD), Partner Re Preferred "E," U.S. Bank 6 percent Fixed/Float Series G all yield between 5 to 6.5 percent and have hit new highs. The U.S. Bank issue has already appreciated 3.7 percent since we featured it just two months ago! There are still good opportunities for those seeking income and stability.— David Vomund is an Incline Village-based fee-only money manager. Information is found at www.ETFportfolios.net or by calling 775-832-8555. Clients hold the positions mentioned in this article. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Consult your financial adviser before purchasing any security.
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A one-year lease extension between the Buffalo Bisons and the city was unanimously approved by the Common Council on Tuesday, but Ellicott Council Member Darius G. Pridgen kept up his calls that Coca-Cola Field host more events to generate more revenue.
"We spend a lot of money to maintain the Buffalo Bisons in the City of Buffalo," Pridgen said.
The new agreement is similar to one-year lease extensions that have been in place since 2008 and calls for the city to pay $131,263 in stadium-related costs for such things as electricity, water, garbage collection and insurance.
The city also pays for major upgrades to the downtown stadium, such as a new sound system, for which the Council agreed to spend $315,000 in a separate action Tuesday,
Pridgen said he knows how important the team is to the city but that more must be done to utilize the ballpark when the team isn't playing.
The Bisons appeared to be agreeable to using the park for more than baseball, noting that in addition to 72 home games, the park hosts the National Buffalo Wing Festival, concerts, high school and college games and charity walks.
"We're always looking to add any events we can to take advantage of this beautiful ballpark," said Brad Bisbing, director of public relations for the team.
In other action Tuesday:
• A $42,500 settlement with Lamont D. Williams, who was shot by police after officers said he brandished a gun at them, was approved, 5-4, by the Council. Voting against the agreement were Pridgen and Council Members Bonnie E. Russell, Joseph Golombek and David A. Franczyk.
The settlement was part of a larger package of $4.3 million in payments to settle claims against the city, including $4.1 million to the families of two firefighters, Lt. Charles W. "Chip" McCarthy and Jonathan S. Croom, who died in a 2009 Genesee Street fire.
• An amendment to an agreement between the city and Erie County regarding the detention of women who have been arrested, but not yet arraigned, was approved. The county had detained individuals arrested in the city, but the city began to assume responsibility for these individuals last year, beginning with men.
• A $750,000 grant from the Buffalo and Erie County Greenway Standing Committee was approved, which will allow the city to open most of Bird Island Pier, which has been closed. The city is hoping to start work on the walkway this year.
• The Council approved a 15-year payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreement with PUSH Buffalo, which is building affordable, energy-efficient housing on the West Side in new and renovated structures.
PUSH is planning one rehabilitated unit at 99 Chenango St., two new units at 335-339 Massachusetts Ave. and two rehabilitated units at 62 W. Utica St.
The agreement calls for PUSH to pay 3 percent of the total rental income instead of taxes. The payment increases by 3 percent during every year of the agreement.
• A $2.2 million contract with Destro & Brothers Concrete Co. was approved. It will pay for streetscaping on Carlton Street, between Michigan and Jefferson avenues, in the Fruit Belt. The project includes new sidewalks and wheelchair-accessible ramps.
• The Council approved an agreement with True Community Development Corp. that will make way for a new 9,100-square-foot Dollar General store at 663 E. Ferry St. The corporation is an arm of True Bethel Baptist Church. Pridgen, True Bethel's pastor, recused himself from the vote.
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With the high cost of protein A capture resins for monoclonal antibodies, considerable development work has focused on alternative capture resins. Biopharmaceutical developer Synthon, for example, has been looking into selective precipitation of impurities preceding cation exchange (CEX) capture.
Precipitation removes host cell proteins, DNA, lipids, and polysaccharides, which are filtered off before the capture step.
As the flocculating agent, Synthon selected calcium chloride for its low cost, low toxicity, and lack of intellectual property constraints. "Its activity is relatively pH-independent," explains lead scientist Guy de Roo, Ph.D. "After filtering away the precipitates, we acidify to pH 5 and load the material onto the AEX column."
Synthon's model system is a CHO cell culture producing a monoclonal antibody. The company has also used selective precipitation on duckweed extracts, but believes the approach has even broader applicability. "It should work with any eukaryotic cells used for biomanufacturing, since they all have the same types of DNA and host cell impurities," Dr. de Roo says.
Companies considering a similar approach need to consider the economics, which are based on several factors. Binding capacity, for example, is about 70 g/L for Poros AEX (Thermo Fisher Scientific), the resin Synthon employed; protein A captures approximately 30 g/L. And AEX recovers approximately 90% of the product compared with protein A resins. "We lose about 10% in the flocculation," notes Dr. de Roo.
Losses may be due to simple precipitation, binding to the flocculant, or deamidated species coming out of solution due to the increased number of negative charges. The question is whether the loss of yield is accompanied by lower or higher quality for recovered product. "We're looking into that very question," Dr. de Roo assures.
Using Superpro Designer (Intelligen), Dr. de Roo's group calculated overall savings of 25% for downstream operations. One would expect that number to be higher based on the cost differential between protein A and AEX resins. However, capture is not the only expensive protein purification operation. Processors must still deal with a second column, filtration, virus removal, and membrane treatments.
Dr. de Roo attributes the relative lack of interest in AEX to "conservatism" on the part of biotech companies. "Why change something that's working so well? Companies using platform technologies will be reluctant to abandon them," Dr. de Roo explains.
Also, scaling up precipitation is more troublesome than switching to a larger column. "With protein A, you just load it, and it always works, regardless of the antibody type. AEX requires more fine-tuning," comments Dr. de Roo. "What works for one antibody may not work for another. Nowadays, however, with the emergence of high-throughput process development tools, arriving at an acceptable capture step based on AEX should not be too difficult."
Multimodal chromatography has immense potential for purifying many types of therapeutic proteins. Combining hydrophobic interaction and ion exchange in one resin creates exciting possibilities, but the complexity of multimodal interactions with diverse protein topographies has hindered new resin development and thwarted attempts at arriving at general rules for what works and what does not.
Steven Cramer, Ph.D., a professor of chemical and biological engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, is using biophysical tools (NMR, SPR, and AFM), molecular simulations, coarse-grain modeling, and "a lot of chromatography" to develop models that predict relevant interactions between resins and proteins.
What's interesting about multimode resins is that they invalidate many preconceptions regarding what works in chromatography. Dr. Cramer has recently used Capto™ adhere resin (GE Healthcare) as the capture step for a growth hormone analog, and achieved "exquisite capture and very high purification in one step."
Even monoclonal antibodies, which are captured by cation exchange resins (in addition to protein A), might be purified by anion exchange multimode chromatography. "Even though the net charge on the monoclonal antibody may be positive, there are still hydrophobic regions, and negative patches on the protein surface," explains Dr. Cramer. "So, depending on the protein, you can still get capture with a multimodal anion exchanger."
Under the right conditions, anion change-based resins could also be used in flow-through mode to remove impurities that might otherwise be removed by precipitation.
Dr. Cramer has collaborated with several large resin and biomanufacturing companies on his approach. He found that they need to appreciate that multimodal interactions are not as straightforward as protein A binding for monoclonal antibodies. For example, many companies that express interest in the multimodal approach mistakenly believe that a resin capable of acting in either HIC or ion exchange mode should automatically bind to molecules with known affinity to these modes. It's not that simple.
"It really depends," Dr. Cramer says. "It's not simply the sum of hydrophobic or electrostatic groups. Rather, it's a matter of the patches on protein surface. How big are they, and how close together?" Ideally, the interaction should involve synergistic multimodal binding, not just a souped-up version of an ion exchanger.
That is why some resins behave like a multimodal ligand for one protein and like a unimodal ligand on another. It depends on the distribution of "patches" on the protein surface, their chemical nature, and their proximity.
Using simulation and biophysical data, Dr. Cramer has devised a way to quantify a protein's affinity behavior and predict, through a "supermodel," the binding of any protein with any multimodal system, at any pH.
Marcel Ottens, Ph.D., an assistant professor of microbiosystems technology and process chromotography at Delft University of Technology, uses computational and modeling tools with "biothermodynamic" inputs to predict the behavior of therapeutic proteins in common purification settings. Biothermodynamics is a term borrowed from the study of energetic characteristics of living systems and is equivalent to "thermodynamics."
Dr. Ottens applies this modeling approach to chromatography, but it is also relevant to protein phase behavior as it relates to adsorption, extraction, solubility, partitioning, precipitation, and crystallization. This kind of approach, says Dr. Ottens, "paves the way for in silico process development, providing better process understanding."
Normally, high-throughput process development is 100% experimental, for example, through high-throughput, automated design-of-experiment. Here Dr. Ottens uses the experiments to determine the parameters of thermodynamic or mechanistic models. "Once we have these parameters, we have what we need to perform scenario analyses on the computer. We can optimize configurations or operational conditions for a particular unit operation."
Think of this approach as human-assisted in silico modeling where the person sets reasonable constraints and the computer works through data from actual high-throughput, automated experiments. Without human input, the computational problem becomes too complex to solve practically.
Dr. Ottens describes these inputs as "rules of thumb, heuristics, and common sense that limit the combinations you need to run in silico." Without the computer, the design of experiment possibilities become too numerous for actual experimentation. Dr. Ottens has formed a company, Marlin Biopurification, to commercialize his technology. At present, the company is operating as a service center at Delft University of Technology.
Michael Clark, Ph.D., senior scientist at AbbVie Bioresearch Center, believes that downstream processing will enjoy greater efficiencies through robust, predictable virus clearance during antibody purification based on platform processes.
While the evolution of viral clearance has been influenced by regulators, its ultimate driver is research and development toward greater patient safety from within the biopharmaceutical industry itself.
"Regulatory challenges associated with viral safety, which include prevention, detection, and mitigation, are the result of scientific progress that reveals the need for more sensitive detection of adventitious agents by exposing the limitations of existing techniques," contends Dr. Clark.
"Platform process," within the context of viral clearance, refers to standardized, predictable methodologies applicable to most monoclonal antibody purifications. The term may refer to a single process step such as low pH inactivation of viruses, or to an entire manufacturing process from the cell culture seed train to the final packaged product.
"Each process parameter may not be exactly the same from one project to another, but would be within well-defined ranges that have been demonstrated to deliver comparable product quality and process performance," Dr. Clark adds.
The degree to which bioprocessors control parameters within a platform process depends on the mechanism of action for that process step. For example, tightly controlled parameters for low pH inactivation may include pH adjustments, hold duration, and buffer composition. Parameters with somewhat wider operating ranges include antibody concentration and temperature.
When a new therapeutic protein purification process is generated from scratch, testing viral clearance during development is most appropriate. According to Dr. Clark, however, clearance is highly predictable when using platform processes.
"In this scenario, the first GMP clinical batch for a new antibody is commonly manufactured without prior viral clearance testing. Following manufacturing, the capability of the process to remove viruses for that specific project is demonstrated as part of the required approval process prior to proceeding to clinical trials," explains Dr. Clark. "Waiting to evaluate viral clearance until after the GMP campaign helps ensure that the studies faithfully represent actual manufacturing conditions."
Common antibody purification techniques also apply to Fcabs, an emerging molecular class structurally related to monoclonal antibodies. An Fcab is derived from the Fc (constant) region of an antibody containing binding sites. Conventional antibodies bind in the variable (Fab) region. Vienna, Austria-based F-star uses plug-and-play technology to create bispecific antibodies with affinity built in from a library of 10 billion uniquely engineered Fc-binding domains. In addition to binding, Fcabs also mobilize immune effector functions.
"The molecules contain binding sites for Fc receptors, and also for c1Q, the first protein in the complement system that interacts with IgGs," says Florian Rueker, Ph.D., an F-star advisor and faculty member at Vienna's Universität für Bodenkultur (University of Agricultural Sciences). "It also contains a binding site for the neonatal Fc receptor, which mediates the long half-life of antibodies, and a protein A binding site."
Fcabs' resemblance to monoclonal antibodies means that protein A resins capture both molecules. "There is no need for affinity tags or novel separation methods to purify Fcabs," Dr. Rueker adds.
Fcabs' ease of manufacture compared with monoclonal antibodies also aids in purification. Unlike antibodies, which are constructed by co-expression of heavy and light chains, conventional monoclonal antibody manufacturing seeks to balance heavy and light chain expression. Overexpressed moieties usually wash through during protein A capture, but they nevertheless represent a downstream burden.
Fcabs are homodimeric—both subunits are identical, so all molecules end up in the product. "As with antibodies, Fcabs are more or less pure after the capture step," Dr. Rueker states.
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Whether reciting Shakespeare on the West End, portraying a villain in this month's all-star costume drama Parade's End or fighting evil in Iron Man 3, English actor Rebecca Hall finds the spotlight on stage and screen alike
TO SEASONED TELEVISION FANS, the news that HBO and the BBC are at last joining forces to coproduce this month's must-watch miniseries—the lavish five-part costume drama Parade's End—will not come as a shock. After all, the two networks are responsible for some of the most groundbreaking and addictive television of the last decade—with BBC shows like Sherlock and Luther finding popular footing stateside just as HBO's Girls and Boardwalk Empire have earned praise in the UK. If a meeting of transatlantic minds (and demographics) felt inevitable, then surely no actor better embodies this new alliance—and each network's silver-screen-writ-small sensibility—better than Rebecca Hall, who possesses a rare combination of British theatrical bona fides and Hollywood glamour.
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In Parade's End, Hall portrays Sylvia Tietjens, the socially ascendant yet morally promiscuous and occasionally cruel wife of a Yorkshire-bred aristocrat—played by Sherlock's pale-faced mastermind, Benedict Cumberbatch—whose attachment to an antiquarian vision of English society on the eve of World War I keeps him dangerously rooted in the past. Hall found the character of Sylvia immensely appealing. "I don't think it's very often that you come across characters that are intensely unlikable, borderline sadistic, complicated and yet redeeming at the same time," she says. "She was fascinating to me and very out of my realm of experience. She's a force."
Cumberbatch might say the same of Hall. "I just think she's one of the greats," he says. "I talked to Meryl Streep about her recently on the set of August: Osage County and said, 'I've only seen one other actress [besides Streep] who has this complete command over her character on a film set, and that's Rebecca Hall.' " Parade's End was something of a reunion for Hall and Cumberbatch, who appeared together in 2006's Starter for 10, Hall's first film role as an adult.
Parade's End was adapted by Tom Stoppard—his first major television project in 30 years—and directed by Susanna White, who helmed both HBO's Generation Kill and the BBC's Bleak House. The opportunity to work with dialogue written by Stoppard, whom Hall calls the "greatest living dramatist in the English language," was a major draw for the actor, as was her appreciation for Ford Madox Ford, who wrote the novel on which the miniseries is based. "Ford Madox Ford was very witty and dry and the humor comes out of a quite dark place, while Tom has a very strong sense of humor that's more rooted in intellectual wordplay," she says. "Yet the crossover between them culminates in something magical." A friend of Hall's since she appeared in his 2009 adaptation of The Cherry Orchard, Stoppard was often on set to instruct the cast, which includes Rupert Everett in the role of Sylvia's brother-in-law and Miranda Richardson as the mother of her main romantic rival. "Tom thinks in a different direction," says Hall. "If we all think left to right, he thinks the other way."
Though she manages to avoid "the glitz and fame aspects" of a career in the public eye—a trick she learned from her parents—it's more than likely that Hall will have to recalibrate her relationship with celebrity in May, when she appears in Iron Man 3. In the third installment of the popular franchise, Hall plays Maya Hansen, a brainy scientist who develops a secret weapon for hero Tony Stark. The role was a departure for her. "The question became, Why not?" she says of taking on a summer blockbuster. "I kept not doing them and got to a point where I was like, actually, instead of deciding that it's not going to be for me, I should find out if I might enjoy it." As it happens, the experience felt much less foreign than Hall had anticipated. "One of the great things about the Iron Man franchise is that they employ fascinating actors who don't necessarily do action movies," she says. "Before Iron Man you didn't associate Robert Downey, Jr. and Gwyneth Paltrow with those kinds of films. There's an emphasis on repartee and wit."
Even with her induction into the ranks of superhero movies, Hall refuses to leave the footlights entirely. She set a rule for herself: For every three films, she must appear on stage at least once. "I'm not snobbish about it," she says. "I don't think that theater is the higher medium, that it's better than film." Whatever the setting or script, Hall's knack for choosing enduring roles comes down to a simple principle: "I'd rather that people say, 'Do you think you could do this?' And for my initial instinct to be, Oh god, no... how could I? And then to work it out. That's when it gets interesting."


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Just a day after Kate Winslet revealed in a Vanity Fair interview that she still feels like the "fat kid," critics in her home country are lining up to claim she still is.
But the svelte five-time-Oscar-nominee isn't having it: "Kate is furious at suggestions that her body has been airbrushed," her rep tells PEOPLE exclusively.
The Sun ponders on its front page whether "that magic airbrush has been at work again" and the Daily Telegraph got a digital retouching expert to analyze the photos. But the closest scrutiny comes from the Daily Mail, which engaged a professional airbrush artist to perform an autopsy on Winslet, who was shot wearing heels, black stockings and nothing else.
"She is in terrific shape and what you see is how she looks or she would never have agreed to pose for those shots," adds her rep.
Why the British furor over the 33-year-old mom-of-two? In early 2003 Britain's GQ magazine – a stablemate of Vanity Fair – ran digitally "slimmed" photos of Winslet that drew much criticism. Within days Winslet apologized.
"I just didn't want people to think I was a hypocrite and that I'd suddenly lost 30 lbs. or whatever," the youngest ever five-time Oscar nominee said at the time. "So I just came out and said, 'Look, I don't look like that'. I'm not mad at the magazine, but I have no intention of looking like that."
Winslet's rep does admit that minor tweaks were done to the actress for the photoshoot but insists the work was confined to skin shades only.
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Two rabbis were arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation for receiving tens of thousands of dollars from an undercover agent posing as a Jewish woman who wanted them to intimidate her fictitious husband into offering her a divorce.
New Jersey rabbi Mendel Epstein and rabbi Martin Wolmark allegedly plotted to kidnap and then torture the husband between April 2013 and October, according to a federal complaint.
Mr. Epstein allegedly told the undercover agent — in conversations that were recorded — that he commits about one kidnapping every year to year and a half, according to the complaint. Mr. Epstein allegedly said he employed "tough guys" — named Ariel Potash and another man known only as "Yaavov," who were also arrested by the FBI — who used electric cattle prods, karate, handcuffs and would place plastic bags over the heads of husbands in order to convince them to agree to a divorce, according to the complaint.
The husbands were sometimes tortured in vans, he allegedly said, according to the complaint.
According to Jewish law, spouses can only be divorced if the husband provides his wife with a document called a "get," according to the complaint. The wife can also sue for a divorce in a rabbinical court, and the court may order the husband to consent to a divorce, according to the complaint.
"I guarantee you that if you're in the van, you'd give a get to your wife," Mr. Epstein was allegedly recorded saying.
"We take an electric cattle prod" he allegedly added. "If it can get a bull that weighs five tons to move…you put it in certain parts of his body and in one minute the guy will know."
Mr. Wolmark's attorney didn't immediately return a request for comment. Mr. Epstein could not be reached for comment.
In the case of the undercover sting, Mr. Epstein said it would cost "$10,000 to pay for the rabbis on the rabbinical court to approve the kidnapping and an additional $50,000 to $60,000 to pay for the 'tough guys,'" according to the complaint.
On Oct. 2, The undercover officer allegedly wired $20,000 to Mr. Epstein in exchange for him making sure a warehouse in Middlesex County, NJ, would be a good place to conduct the torture, according to the complaint.
Investigators also conducted a search at 45 E. 9th Street in Brooklyn in connection to the arrests, a law-enforcement official said.
All of the defendants were charged with kidnapping and were arraigned in federal court in Trenton, N.J.


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The filmmakers concluded that the way to add new depth to this story was to add the sword-fighting special effects one would associate with "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon." So basically, it's the same old characters except that now they fly around on wires while flailing their swords at each other.
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|The Myth of Fingerprints
"The Myth of Fingerprints" is filled with the kind of dialogue that gives Promise Keepers the rare opportunity to laugh at somebody else with utter contempt.
|09/17/1997 - 21:39
|The Object of My Affection
If you were gay, I would think that, next to watching the Republican National Convention, this movie would be the height of insult.
|09/10/2001 - 17:16
|The Odd Couple II
Every time Walter Matthau would say something I didn't find remotely funny, the old people in the audience would laugh briefly, then cough violently.
|04/10/1998 - 20:06
|The Pacifier
Some movies are so badly written that they make me want to cry. Other movies, like "The Pacifier," are written in such a way that I'd like to gouge out my tear ducts with a fork.
|03/04/2005 - 18:50
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Batman vs. The Phantom -- result: Batman takes a Jacuzzi while Robin kicks The Phantom's ass.
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|The Phantom of the Opera
As I've been playing a lot of "Halo 2" lately, I actually had this daydream while Christine and Raoul were holding each other that I shot them both in the head with my rocket launcher. Double kill!
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This appears to be the first really frightening right-wing reactionary cartoon.
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Remember that Garry Marshall also directed "Pretty Woman," in which a prostitute with a heart of gold finds true love. Essentially, this movie is "Teen Pretty Woman," since Mia is transformed from geeky outcast to beloved facial cream model.
|08/03/2001 - 16:56
|The Quest
Since "The Quest" is the hundredth or so movie about a man traveling to a foreign land to fight in a martial arts tournament, you'll be spared the stress of not knowing how it's going to end.
|04/26/1996 - 18:31
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She proceeds to kill everybody in sight with flying kitsch.
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I was less shocked by the monster that provides the film's terror than I was when people managed to walk by Penelope (Ann Miller) without hanging their coats off the top of her head.
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I'm sure "'Midnight Run' meets 'Raiders of the Lost Ark'" sounded great being pitched by a trembling Hollywood sycophant, but the resulting movie, "The Rundown," plays like a collection of other movies' deleted scenes.
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Bonus tip: If your pet gets bubble gum stuck to his paw or fur, you can use a few drops of Dawn to dissolve it.
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Three men accused of binding a homeowner and his wife with duct tape and brandishing a revolver during a Buffalo home invasion in December were arraigned today on first-degree robbery and burglary charges.
Upstairs tenants called police after spotting three men enter the 19th Street home.
The police surrounded the house and apprehended the suspects, who hid upstairs, according to the Erie County District Attorney's Office.
Authorities do not believe the three picked the house at random. However, the victims did not know the suspects.
"Home invasion, short of murder, I can't think of a worst crime or allegation," State Supreme Court Justice M. William Boller said during the hearing.
Charged were Luis Ayala-Pizarro, 19; Carlos Morales-Alvarez, 21; and Kelvin Viera-Morales, 23, according to the District Attorney's Office.
Two of the three do not have a local address, said Assistant District Attorney John Feroleto.
Boller cited the defendants ties to Puerto Rico and New York City when setting their bails.
"It's easy to get on a plane and take off," Boller said.
When a defense lawyer questioned the $100,000 cash bail or $200,000 bond set for Viera-Morales – the highest of the three amounts – Boller said his client is "very fortunate he has any bail."
Feroleto said Viera-Morales has two previous arrests in 2009 in Puerto Rico, although the disposition of the cases was not clear at the arraignment.
Ayala-Pizarro, a native of Puerto Rico, has a full-time job at a home improvement store, is married and has two children, according to defense attorney Emily Trott. His $50,000 bail was the lowest amount among the three.
Defense lawyer Daniel J. DuBois said he has been in almost-daily contact with the parents of his client, Morales-Alvarez, who has no previous arrests.
If convicted, the defendants face between five years and 25 years in prison, Feroleto said in court.
District Attorney Frank A. Sedita III credited Buffalo olice Lt. Michael DeLong and officers Stephen Schultz, Nicholas Parisi, Christopher Mordino and Brian Connors for their work on the case.
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He was born to Jim and Tabitha Formea on Aug. 18, 2010, in Durango.
Jaxon touched everyone he met. All the ladies loved his big beautiful eyes and bright personality. Considered a �superstar� at Children�s Hospital, he was always smiling no matter how sick he got. He loved music, shaking his �booty,� acting like the Incredible Hulk, listening to stories, playing with the lights and riding in his little car.
His favorite foods were apples, macaroni and cheese and Cheetos. He loved walking around bare foot and wearing hats, especially his Dada�s Denver Broncos hat.
He is survived by his parents, Jim E. and Tabitha Formea of Ignacio; grandparents, Ron and Sarah Thompson of Bayfield, and Jim and Florence Formea of Ignacio; great grandparents, John and Dorothy Formea of Albuquerque, and Isabel Kitsale of Phoenix; numerous aunts and uncles; numerous great-aunts and great-uncles; and cousins.
A rosary will be recited at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 6, 2012, at St. Ignatius Catholic Church. A funeral Mass will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 7, 2012, also at St. Ignatius Catholic Church. The Rev. Douglas Hunt will officiate. Burial will occur at Pine River Cemetery in Bayfield.
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Beetroot, like I mentioned earlier, features often in my house. And the below recipe for Beetroot Palya is the most often made recipe with it.
A typical lunch - Anna, Saaru and Palya (rice, dal rasam and bhaji)
2-3 medium sized beets, chopped small or grated
1 tbsp coconut shreds
1 tsp saaru pudi (or any rasam powder)
1-2 dried red chilies, crushed (optional)
1/2 tsp sugar
salt to taste
For the tadka:
oil, mustard seeds, urad dal, curry leaves.
Pressure cook the chopped/shredded beetroots. Keep aside
In a pan, heat oil and do the tadka.
Add the boiled beets, saaru pudi, salt and sugar and mix well.
Cover and let cook on low for a few minutes.
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Newly engaged Kelly Osbourne is doing great these days – and so is younger brother Jack, she says, since he revealed a year ago that he has multiple sclerosis.
"He's amazing. He's unstoppable," Kelly, 28, says of Jack, who's a year younger, at Wednesday's 2013 Do Something Awards in Hollywood.
"It's like it's not even there," she says of Jack's MS. "He always reminds me that it's not just him that we're fighting this race for. It's the 2.1 million people living with it as well."
Kelly, who looked radiant in a short black mini dress, was honored at the awards for charity work raising awareness for MS sufferers.
"I've done a T-shirt campaign for Race to Erase MS," she says. "I've been going to events for years, and especially since my brother was diagnosed … I've so wanted to be a part of the charity."
Kelly's fiancé, Matthew Mosshart, didn't walk the red carpet with her, but was right behind her when she came out for the winner's walk, carrying her handbag and gift bag for her.
It seems Kelly is still getting used to her engagement bling, as she kept playing with her ring during the red-carpet interviews.
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