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Sangamo BioSciences said it will acquire Ceregene, a developer of adeno-associated virus (AAV) gene therapies, in a deal that expands Sangamo's capabilities in AAV manufacturing. The price was not disclosed.
Sangamo will acquire all of Ceregene's preclinical and clinical therapeutic programs – including its ongoing Phase II trial to evaluate CERE-110, an AAV vector carrying the gene for nerve growth factor (NGF), in patients with Alzheimer's disease. In March, Ceregene obtained from Roche's Genentech subsidiary a license for exclusive worldwide rights to NGF and another gene, neurotrophic factor 4/5 (NT-4/5); financial terms were not disclosed.
CERE-110 is designed to address the loss of cholinergic neurons associated with memory loss and cognitive decline in Alzheimer's by using AAV to produce a steady supply of NGF in the brain. The double-blind, placebo-controlled Phase II trial is in its follow-up stage, which will evaluate the effect of treatment on established clinical endpoints in cognitive function and quality of life. Results are expected to be released in 2015.
Ceregene and collaborators at the Alzheimer's Disease Cooperative Study (ADCS), based at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD), won a $5.4 million grant in 2008 from NIH's National Institute of Aging to support the trial of CERE-110 in 50 patients with mild to moderate Alzheimer's.
With its acquisition, Sangamo will receive more than 120 issued, pending or in-licensed patents that include patent families covering the AAV vector platform and manufacturing methods, as well as therapeutic transgenes, and a Ceregene-developed needle device for direct administration of AAV to the brain. Sangamo said the deal will also give it access to, among other things, GMP master cell banks as well as a database of preclinical efficacy and toxicology studies and other documentation supporting Ceregene's Investigational New Drug (IND) applications.
Sangamo said the documentation will help it prepare and file IND applications for its engineered class of DNA-binding proteins that the company calls zinc finger DNA-binding proteins or ZFP Therapeutics® – especially those that target the brain. By engineering ZFPs to recognize a specific DNA sequence, Sangamo has enabled creation of sequence-specific ZFP Nucleases (ZFNs) for gene modification and ZFP transcription factors capable of controlling gene expression, and thus cell function.
Sangamo's lead pipeline product, SB-728, uses a ZFN-based approach to modify the gene encoding CCR5, the major co-receptor used by HIV to infect immune cells. The company's first application of the technology is an autologous ZFN-CCR5-modified T-cell product (SB-728-T) that is the subject of an ongoing Phase II trial, and two Phase I/II and two Phase I studies in patients with HIV and AIDS. The company also has a preclinical program to develop an SB-728 hematopoietic stem-cell product, and a research-stage program to develop SB-728 as an in vivo product.
Sangamo said a subsidiary would merge into Ceregene, which would continue as a wholly owned subsidiary of the company. The acquisition is subject to customary conditions that include approval by Sangamo shareholders.
In a regulatory filing with the U.S. SEC, Sangamo said it is required to pay Ceregene stockholders a double-digit percentage of any up-front and milestone payments it receives if it grants a third-party license to develop and commercialize CERE-110 for Alzheimer's or another Ceregene drug candidate, CERE-120 for Parkinson's diseases or Huntington's disease.
If Sangamo commercializes either product itself, it is required to pay Ceregene stockholders royalty-like "earn-out" payments as a percentage of net sales ranging "in the low double digits" depending upon the amount of net sales, subject to reductions by Sangamo, according to the filing.
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An Empirical Analysis of Stock Market Reaction Around Bonus Issue Announcement in the Colombo Stock Exchange: An Empirical Study Based on the Period of 2003–2007
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September 23, 2011
This study examines the stock price reaction to the information content of bonus issue with the view of the Srilankan Stock Exchange is semi-strong efficient or not. The period of the study is January 2003 to April 2007. Sample of 67 bonus issues made by both financial and non-financial sector companies have been used to study the announcement effect. Standard event study methodology of Brown and Warner (1985) is employed to find the results. The results indicate that there are significant negative abnormal returns for the pre-announcement period. On the announcement day the AAR is -0.82% is observed. There is no significant difference observed in the financial and non-financial sectors. The results provide stronger evidence of semi-strong market efficiency of the Colombo Stock Exchange.
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This conference reconsiders empire from fresh perspectives, investigating the figure of the "Old World" as imagined by actors in the "New World" and the search for authority in the settlement of Pennsylvania. Power did not travel across the Atlantic on a one-way street. Instead, as this conference explores, it took far more complex and interesting routes within the Atlantic world.
November 29th to December 1st, 2012
University of Pennsylvania
Co-sponsored by the McNeil Center for Early American Studies and the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures
With a keynote address by Hartmut Lehmann (Director Emeritus of the Max-Planck-Institut für Geschichte in Göttingen)
Conference Program:
Thursday, November 29
5:00 pm
Keynote Address
Hartmut Lehmann (Director Emeritus of the Max-Planck-Institut für Geschichte in Göttingen): "The Middle of the Eighteenth Century as a Turning-Point in Transatlantic History"
Introduction: Frank Trommler (Professor Emeritus of German, University of Pennsylvania)
6:30 pm
Opening Reception
Friday, November 30
9:00 am - 10:30 am
Session 1: Pedagogy
Rosalind Beiler (Professor of History, University of Central Florida): "Reflections of the 'Old World' in Visions of the 'New': Proposals for Early Pietist Education and Settlement in Pennsylvania"
Jürgen Overhoff (Professor of History, University of Hamburg): "Gottlieb August Francke, Friedrich Michael Ziegenhagen and Benjamin Franklin: On the importance of the Paedagogium Regii in Halle for the Philadelphia Academy"
Jan Stievermann (Professor of the History of Christianity in America, University of Heidelberg): "'Old' Creeds in a 'New' World: The Struggle for German-Reformed Identity in Colonial Pennsylvania"
Moderator: Lynn Lees (Professor of History, Vice-Provost for Faculty, University of Pennsylvania)
10:45 am - 12:15 pm
Session 2: Material Culture
Cynthia Falk (Professor of Material Culture, SUNY - Oneonta): "Communicating through Wood and Stone: Building a 'New World' Identity in Pennsylvania"
Lisa Minardi (Ph.D. Candidate, University of Delaware and Assistant Curator, Winterthur Museum): "Revolution at Home: The Muhlenberg Family and Their Material World"
Don Yoder (Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies, Folklore, and Folklife, University of Pennsylvania): "Using the Mühlenberg Journals to Reconstruct the Emerging Pennsylvania Dutch Culture of the Eighteenth Century"
Moderator: Robert Saint-George (History, University of Pennsylvania)
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
1:45 pm - 3:15 pm
Session 3: Print Culture
Tanya Kevorkian (Professor of History, Millersville University): "Hymns and the Emergence of a Lutheran Religious Culture in Pennsylvania"
Oliver Scheiding (Professor of American Studies, Johannes-Gutenberg University, Mainz): "Envisioning the 'Old World' and Early Religious Magazines in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World"
Tekla Bude (Graduate Student, University of Pennsylvania): "'A Lily Blooming': The Early Hymnals of the Ephrata Press"
Moderator: Bethany Wiggin (Professor of German, University of Pennsylvania)
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
McNeil Center Seminar
Patrick Erben (Professor of English, University of West Georgia): "'Wie ein Nimrod/Like a Nimrod': Language Confusion in the Mid-Eighteenth Century Atlantic"
NB: This paper will be pre-circulated, not read.
For access to the paper, please register.
Saturday -- December 1
9:00 am - 10:30 am
Session 4: Pastoral Trouble - Lutherans and Moravians
Craig Atwood (Professor of Moravian Theology and Ministry Director of the Center for Moravian Studies, Moravian Theological Seminary): "Zinzendorf's American Plan as a Threat to the Old World Establishment"
Wolfgang Flügel (Professor of Theology, Martin-Luther University, Halle-Wittenberg): "The 'Old World' and the 'New World':: Halle-trained Pastors and the shaping of identity of the German Lutherans in Pennsylvania"
Moderator: Tim Wengert (Ministerium of Pennsylvania Professor of the History of Christianity, The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia)
10:45 am - 12:15 pm
Session 5: Transnational and Translingual - Oppositional Communities
Jon Sensbach (Professor of History, University of Florida):
"'A Burdensome and Expensive Business': Henry Mühlenberg and the German Debate over Slavery "
Bethany Wiggin (Professor of German, University of Pennsylvania): "'Rechte Kinder (wie die Indianer sagen) von dem alten fried-liebenden William Penn' / 'True Children (as the Indians say) of Old Peace-Loving William Penn': Christoph Saur, The Friendly Association, and the Opposition to War with the Delaware"
Maurice Jackson (Professor of History, Georgetown University):
"Friend Anthony Benezet"
Moderator: Max Cavitch (English, University of Pennsylvania)
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
1:45 pm - 3:15 pm
Session 6: Hybridity and/or Creolity
Katie Faull (Professor of German, Bucknell University): "Women, Migration and Mission: Native and European Negotiations of Susquehanna Country"
John Smolenski (Professor of History, University of California, Davis): "Creolizations in the Old and New Worlds: Figuring Pennsylvania in an Atlantic Context"
Moderator: Daniel Richter (Professor of History, University of Pennsylvania; Director, McNeil Center for Early American Studies)
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Roundtable Discussion
Gregg Roeber (Professor of Early Modern History and Religious Studies, Pennsylvania State University)
Hartmut Lehmann (Professor of Medieval and Modern History, University of Kiel)
Patricia Bonomi (Professor Emeritus of History, New York University)
Moderator: E. Ann Matter (William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Religious Studies, University of Pennsylvania)
A reception will follow the roundtable
Organized by Bethany Wiggin (Department of Germanic Languages & Literatures)
Co-sponsored by the Department of Germanic Languages & Literatures, the McNeil Center for Early American Studies, the Rare Book & Manuscript Library, and DAAD
With generous support from the School of Arts and Sciences Conference Support Fund, the University Research Fund, E. Ann Matter (William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Religious Studies), and the Departments of English, History, and Religious Studies


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East Pennsboro grad Taylor Santor, a freshman at York College, has been a valuable bench contributor for the 16-3 Spartans. She put up 11 points in a 69-33 Jan. 25 win over Frostburg St. York's only losses this year have all come to top 25-ranked teams in NCAA Division III.
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Lauren Dadigan, a senior from Cumberland Valley, scored a career-high 16 points Saturday as Gettysburg College hammered Swarthmore. Dadigan was almost perfect — shooting 6-for-7 from the field and 4-for-4 from the free throw line.
East Juniata grad Steph Yetter was named the North East Athletic Conference Student-Athlete of the Week for women's basketball after leading Penn State Harrisburg to a pair of wins. Included in her week was a 25-point, 10-rebound performance in a 68-44 Jan. 29 win over Penn State Abington.
Mechanicsburg grad Zach Thomson keeps on rolling at Gettysburg College, going 3-0 at Saturday's Wilkes University Quad. The freshman recorded his team-leading eighth major decision of the year, and at 29-1 is currently eighth in school history in single-season wins.
A pair of former Central Dauphin grapplers, Simon Rice and Kenny Stank, won multiple bouts at Saturday's Mid-Penn Duals, held at Millersville. Rice won a pair of decisions at 141-pounds, while Stank went 2-1 wrestling at 149 pounds.
More good news for the Shippensburg track team — their women's distance-medley relay team became the first in NCAA Division II to achieve an NCAA provisional mark, as they ran an 11:50.87 at las weekend's Penn State National Invitational. Big Spring grads Amanda Raudabaugh and Lara Crofford ran the 800 and 1,600-meter legs respectively.
Jared Stayer (East Pennsboro) and Zach Klinger (Halifax) were honored recently by Lycoming College. Stayer was named the team's offensive lineman of the year, while Klinger, a quarterback, received the David G. Busey Award for academic and athletic achievement.
Shippensburg, indoor track and field
Running the 1,600-meter anchor leg in the men's distance medley relay, Beegle ran a 4:05 to give the Raiders a winning time of 9:47.57, shattering the PSAC record at the PSU National Invitational last weekend. The Gettysburg grad, now a graduate student at Shippensburg, ran the anchor leg for the previous school and PSAC record mark of 9:55.36, set last year at Penn State.
Penn State Harrisburg, basketball
Back in the starting lineup after an early-season ankle injury, Reisinger dropped in a season-high 29 points in the Lions' 95-82 win Penn State Abington Sunday. It was the first start for the CD East grad since Nov. 22.
Shippensburg, indoor track and field
The senior from Big Spring broke a 22-year-old school record when she recorded a 1:16.16 in the 500 meters at last weekend's Bison Open. Running on the Gerhard Fieldhouse track at Bucknell, Raudabaugh edged the previous Raiders' record by just .46 seconds. Raudabaugh also ran the anchor leg for the 4x400-meter relay squad, which finished second to East Stroudsburg.
Dickinson, indoor track and field
Also running at the Bison Open, the Trinity grad ran the fastest 3,000-meter time of anyone in the Centennial Conference this year, finishing with a 10:25.50. Sick with stomach flu all week, Campbell placed second in the event, running against mostly Division I and II competition.


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>> I would have thought a CLI overflow to have been tried by at least a few
>> at DEFCON9 because the system automagically created service-rich user
>> accounts with of course DCL which the hackers were then free to abuse.
>> We were not scrutinizing buffers however and any such overflow may in
>> our case have done nothing harmful (by luck or design). I think it was
>> version 7.1-? if it makes a difference. Did the gentleman specify any
>> versions?
> Default 8.3 install on an Alpha according to the presentation notes.
> To reproduce this, apparently one is to enter exactly 511 characters
> of input, then press the up arrow three times and wait - a core dump
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Sorry - I can't reproduce this the way it is described here on my V8.3
Alpha. After entering the characters, and pressing the up arrow three
times, I am returned to the "$", without a dump. I have reproduced this
technique on two different Alphas, both running V8.3, and have not
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4 Common Complaints That Completely Miss the Point
#2. Being "Entitled to an Opinion"
What We Complain About:
Freedom of expression is the most important thing in the world, so it's unfair to make people feel bad when they say stupid things. That's why we need to allow creationism to be taught alongside evolution in schools; that's why we need to listen to the climate change skeptics; and that's why it's wrong that Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich was forced to resign because he hates gay people. After all, must we, the tolerant, not tolerate other people's opinions? The ones they're entitled to?
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"Everyone has to listen to meeeeeee!"
The Problem:
Sure, you can have opinions all you want, but that doesn't mean everyone out there has to be OK with what you're saying. Don't confuse suffering from intolerance with facing the repercussions for the stuff you're saying. For example, I'm entitled to publicly shout that all my readers are enjoying my articles totally naked, because when I imagine that, it makes me feel loved and less alone somehow. But that doesn't mean I'm entitled to write each of you personalized letters saying that you should read my articles naked, or that you even have to rebut me, because my opinion on this matter is so fucking stupid that it's not worth talking about. That may sound like I'm being self-deprecating, but I'm not, because most opinions are so stupid that they aren't worth talking about.
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"I don't like cats," for example.
Going back to that Brendan Eich/Mozilla thing -- he's certainly entitled to his opinion that gay people shouldn't get married, just like everyone else at Mozilla is entitled to their opinion that people who run major companies shouldn't be actively campaigning to treat some of their customers like second-class citizens.
#1. Complaining About "White Guilt"
What We Complain About:
Did you see 12 Years a Slave? Man, that movie sure did a good job of making white people feel bad about slavery, huh? The world is full of tragedy and injustice, and if we're not personally suffering, then it's really important that we let everyone know how bad we feel about it.
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We feel this bad.
The Problem:
The amazing thing about "white guilt" is that it allows white people to take the suffering of other people and somehow make it about us again.
I'm not saying racism isn't a problem -- I'm saying that if you want to fix a problem, you should be driven by compassion ("caring about other people"), not guilt ("concern about how people will judge you"). But people are already getting pissed and typing angry comments, so let me illustrate my point using an innocuous and totally hypothetical example that certainly didn't happen to me at all.
Let's say that my pet cat leaps out of a dank, murky pond, like the Stygian jaws of death itself, to murder and eat my neighbor's child. Like it just abruptly and without warning pops up out of the water, crushes the life out of a tiny person, and then gorily consumes it, like a grisly scene from one of those low-budget horror films that only seem to exist on Netflix Instant. What do I do? Apologize? Clean up the sopping red mass of guts that used to be my neighbor's kid? Put my cat down, even though she's so adorable, I can't even stand it?
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Whatever you decide to do, that decision shouldn't be rooted in my feelings, because absolutely nothing is less relevant at that point. If the apartment building decides to ban cats and put up signs reminding everyone that they're not allowed to have them, it's not because they're trying to make me feel cat-owner guilt; it's because they don't want kids to get eaten anymore. They're not trying to hurt my feelings, because my feelings really aren't the fucking point. It's the same thing with the concept of white guilt roughly 99 percent of the time.
But in defense of white people, we're not actually selfish assholes -- we've just gotten so used to having everything be about us that when we see a movie directed by a black man, starring a black man, telling a personal story about experiencing slavery, we just assume that it's still about us, but indirectly. Like it's trying to send us a message about how we should feel about ourselves. Who else could the movie be for?
Dog owners? I forgot what I was talking about.
JF Sargent has hidden references to his social media throughout this article, so if you want to follow him, you'll have to play his sick game. But you can read his sci-fi adventure book for free, because that link was too hard to work in naturally. And he'd like to thank you for sticking with him through that dumb fucking alligator joke.


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Family Resemblance Ends at PersonalityRobin Aronson
Thanksgiving's on the way and that means families will reunite. Mine, too. Thursday we'll drive from New York City to my brother's house in Bethesda, MD. I live in a 2 bedroom apartment, my brother lives in a 4 bedroom house. I've never owned a car, my brother has owned several SUVs. My brother's a movie buff. Me, I like books. But we look a lot alike.
My mom would say that my brother and I have been different from when we were very young. I'd say the same about my own (fraternal) twins. As brothers and sisters, or brothers and brothers or sisters and sisters go, my family is pretty typical. For the past 30 years, psychologists have been exploring why siblings can share genes and cognitive abilities but not personality types. They have three big theories for why this is so often the case.According to an NPR story on siblings, the first theory for sibling difference comes from Frank Sulloway a scholar evolution. He calls it Divergence. In a competitive environment, siblings have to get attention from their parents so they pursue separate interests. One kids excels at basketball, the other chooses chess because why compete in the same thing?
The next theory is labeled "environment," and it says that even though an environment like a house might look the same, it's different for each sibling. A first born was born into a house that's not at all like that of a second born, etc. etc.
Finally, researchers propose that comparisons have a lot to do with why siblings' personalities end up being so different. One child is the "loner," the other the "social one." The "loner" may be plenty friendly but if the the "social" kids is extra bubbly, then the label becomes destiny.
While part of me is intrigued by these theories, and I want to figure out which one is most appropriate for me and my brother and which for my kids, another wonders why we're at all surprised that people raised in the same family are different.
We're always intrigued when studies of identical twins separated at birth find that the twins share many traits. It's like we want to believe that our personalities are all about our genes, or we want to believe they're all about our environment. Why do we resist the answer that it's all a great big mix? We've had thousands of years of human history and hundreds of Thanksgiving to learn that some people are all about the sweet potato (me), others the stuffing (my brother). To me it seems like a relief. And when it comes to holiday meals, our differences cut down the food fights.
Are you like your sibling(s)? Are your kids a lot alike or very different? What do you think the reasons are?
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The Main Event: 2014 NARI Home Improvement Show
The 411: The 33rd annual NARI Home Improvement Show is visiting the International Exposition Center through Sunday, Jan. 26.
For more videos and news about Cleveland's entertainment scene check out the "Kristel's CLE" blog at cleveland.com/kristel. Follow me on Twitter @Kristel_CLE.
Presented by Sherwin-Williams, guests will be inspired by the latest products and services for the place you call home. Learn how to renovate and decorate from some of the most talented home improvement professionals in Northeast Ohio. Guests will also get a special visit from Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri from HGTV's show, Kitchen Cousins.
More Information: The show is being held at the International Exposition Center located at I-X Center Dr. Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets are $14 and anyone under 16 is free. Visit ixcenter.com for additional info.


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Every year we marvel at the results of the Visitor Industry Charity Walk.
Last Saturday, the Maui Island portion of the walk raised over $530,000 for our charities and nonprofits. When added to earlier efforts on Molokai and Lanai, Saturday's haul brought the total to over $550,000 for Maui County.
The 34th edition of the Charity Walk presented by the Maui Hotel & Lodging Association showed once again the generosity of our populace and the enthusiasm of local volunteers. The Maui version is part of a statewide effort. Year after year, our populace donates more per capita and our volunteers raise more than on any other island in the state.
Volunteers go out and get pledges from backers to pay them for each mile they complete of the walk.
Of last year's statewide total of $1,150,000, $492,300 was raised in Maui County. This year's statewide total has not been released, but it is a good bet Maui's 12 percent increase in donations will put it on top again.
Carol Reimann, executive director of the Maui Hotel & Lodging Association, said the amount raised and the number of volunteers set records for the walk. She estimated that more than 2,500 participated this year.
All of the money raised in Maui County will stay here and be distributed among dozens of nonprofits.
Our congratulations go out to all the participants and donors for this record-setting performance. Our thanks go to the Maui Hotel & Lodging Association and the volunteers for the hard work they do year after year to support Maui's nonprofits.
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Christmas Eve was nice. The feast was a bunch of nibbles. I didn't feel like I had a particularly large amount of food, but ended up feeling quite overfull and bloated late in the evening. Stayed up very late as a result. Eventually a particularly substantial bathroom event made everything feel much better. Is it odd that I had a tequila shot with my boys before heading off to bed around 2 am? Probably. It was son #1's bottle. The low end stuff.
Slept in nicely Christmas morning. Had coffee, then woke the boys after 11 to open presents. Everybody was very happy. The boys got me fuzzy soft jammies/lounging stuff and gift cert for spa. Very nice. They were rather pleased with themselves. Especially son #2, who has his own income for the first time at Christmas, and did a lot of planning. Hubby & I just do stockings for each other, my highlights are a copy of the Paleo Manifesto and an amazing hand blown heavy crystal brandy glass. It's lovely.
Random primal eats through Christmas Day. For dinner I made the most amazing beef rib roast, served with roasted rosemary garlic mini potatoes, roasted lemon garlic asparagus, and a creamy horseradish sauce. It was so damn good, I impressed even myself. Didn't actually eat a large portion, but every bite was mouthgasmic. Boys all want me to make it again. Hahahaha. I saved the meaty rib bones for me to gnaw on tonight. Yes, all mine. Chef's perogative.
Braved the mall crowds this afternoon for a couple of hours. It was very busy, the parking lot was worse, but I expected that and didn't mind too much. Lots of sales, but nothing jumped out at me. The couple things I had in mind weren't findable at any great discount. Considered some clothing, but wasn't really in the mood for trying stuff on. So home empty handed. Well, not entirely. I bought a piece of maple fudge, and ate half. This was planned, and I'm good with that. There are not a bunch of sweets in the house for the season, so haven't been sugar indulging anyway.
Still have a bit of a cold. Congestion worse in the mornings, perhaps aggravated by more cheese than usual? Tickly throat and on & off sneezing. More annoying than anything else.
Tonight's foods will be a random mix of what's left hanging out in the fridge. And perhaps a salad. I have my meaty bones beckoning me, heheheheh.
Off to work in the morning, just the one day then I'm off for a week. And I'll be the only one in my section at work. Might just go use the gym at work during the day rather than crossfit after work. Shoulder is feeling considerably better with a few extra days off. Can still squeeze out a few pullups in my basement, too.
Tomorrow is hubby's birthday, I'm ribbing him about getting old, since he'll be 48. He's taking it in stride. Might go out to dinner where the boys work, Son #1 is working tomorrow and has offered us a meal on him for a Christmas gift. Very cool.


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Hot Featurette: Will Oscar Shine On 'Life Of Pi's Ang Lee In Strong Best Director Race?
EXCLUSIVE: Whatever happens in the Best Picture Oscar race, where Argo has emerged as a strong frontrunner thanks to an unbroken string of victories in all the key precursor awards, the race for the Best Director Oscar is turning out to be a nail-biter. Since Argo's Ben Affleck was famously snubbed by the directors branch and won't be competing (he most likely would have won), all eyes are turning to the five directors who actually were nominated, Steven Spielberg (Lincoln), David O. Russell (Silver Linings Playbook), Michael Haneke (Amour), Benh Zeitlin (Beasts Of The Southern Wild) and Ang Lee (Life Of Pi).
Because Affleck won the DGA award, usually the most reliable indicator of success for the Oscar-winning director, all bets are off. Spielberg and Lee, both past winners and icons, also have the benefit of films with the most nominations with 12 for Lincoln and 11 for Life Of Pi. Russell's Silver Linings Playbook also is very strong, particularly with the all-important and very large Academy actors branch, where it became the first film in 31 years to win nominations in all four acting categories (Lincoln was close behind with noms in three acting categories — no actor in a Spielberg film has ever won an Oscar for that film, but that's likely to change this year).
But without a single acting nomination for his film, could Lee still possibly emerge the winner? Yes. The pure technical achievement of Life Of Pi is also considered a great triumph for the director, who took a book thought to be unfilmable and turned it into a worldwide hit that has now made well over half a billion dollars internationally. When the Best Director envelope is opened a week from Sunday, it promises to be one of the more suspenseful moments of the night. Could it be Lee? Who knows, but this exclusive featurette from Life Of Pi certainly details some of the reasons that got him to this potential moment of Oscar glory.
Paul Thomas Anderson made the best film of the year. Period.
I couldn't agree more. Originality, pacing, haunting soundtrack, visual poetry. Multi-layered storytelling and amazing acting.
Beautiful featurette.
I'm inclined to go with Ang Lee for Best Director. The emotion of the town seems to be going away from Lincoln, which everyone respects, but I'm not sure everyone likes. Silver Lining Playbook appears to be another film that people like, but I'm not sure they're going to vote for it. Life of Pi is a director's movie to the nth degree. It has the visual splendor that Academy audiences love. So an Ang Lee director's win will not be a surprise here. In fact, if it beats Argo for Best Picture, I also wouldn't be surprised.
Best picture of 2012 in my opinion, followed by Zero Dark Thirty. Ang Lee is a true master of the medium.
I voted for him.
I agree that this was the best movie I saw last year. It would be my choice for Best Picture largely because of its technical brilliance.
That said, I'd add that besides making a visually stunning movie Lee also deserves credit for eliciting a remarkable performance from Siraj Sharma, this newcomer's very first acting job. It's a spacious performance, with the character deepening as the story confronts him with a range of inner and outer challenges. Pi is a different person by the end of the story. Lee helped pace the young actor's work so he ends up delivering one of the most watchable performances of the year.
For all of Lee's vast technical achievements in this movie, it's the young boy's struggles with himself that ultimately pull you through the story. I think Lee understood this from the start.
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The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has completed the first ever review of the safety of 11 smoke flavourings used in the European Union. Based on EFSA's work, the European Commission will establish a list of smoke flavouring products authorised for use in foods.
Klaus-Dieter Jany, the chair of EFSA's expert Panel on flavourings (CEF Panel) said: "The Panel based its conclusions on the limited data which are currently available as well as conservative – or cautious – intake estimates. The Panel expressed safety concerns for several smoke flavourings where intake levels could be relatively close to the levels which may cause negative health effects. However, this does not necessarily mean that people consuming these products will be at risk as, in order to be on the safe side, the consumption estimates deliberately over-estimate intake levels."
To assess the safety of these smoke flavourings, the CEF Panel asked manufacturers for data on the composition and toxicity of their products as well as details on their intended uses and use levels. Based on this information, the Panel determined the highest intake level at which each product was shown not to cause adverse health effects in animals[1]. This level was then compared to estimated intake levels for humans in order to determine "margins of safety" for each product.
Out of the 11 smoke flavourings evaluated by the Panel, experts found that the margins of safety for two of the products[2] were large enough not to give rise to safety concerns when considering the uses and use levels specified by the manufacturers. For eight others[3], the smaller margins of safety did give rise to safety concerns and for one of those smoke flavourings[4] the Panel could not rule out concerns regarding possible genotoxicity (damage to the genetic material of cells) given the available data. The Panel could not assess the safety of one further smoke flavouring[5] due to the lack of adequate data available.
Smoke flavourings are products which can be added to certain foods – including meat, fish or cheeses – to give them a "smoked" flavour, as an alternative to traditional smoking. They can also be used as flavourings in other foods such as soups, sauces, drinks and confectionery. All of the smoke flavourings which have now been assessed by EFSA are currently, or have previously been, on the market in the EU.
The Panel also issued a separate statement on how the margins of safety should be interpreted for these smoke flavouring products. It says that what constitutes an "acceptable" margin of safety varies in each case and depends on several factors including the chemical properties of the product in question and the toxicological data which are available.
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It just seems he´s getting his ass ready for a good licking. Some tumblr blogs are pure fantasy, though it´d be cool to see it happen someday
Wishful thinking.
Judging by the size of the hand that holding his dick, I'm pretty sure that's a lady, and as Aaggii said he's probably going to get licked by her. The fact that the person was cropped out of the picture makes me certain that definitely a lady on the other end.
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One who defeats everyone in both Return to Castle Wolfenstein and Aliens Versus Predator 2. Derived from a player's name, said to be the best in the world.
The "xen" killed every member of the opposing team with one panzerfaust shot.
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The alien planet in Half-Life.
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A man who contains sexiness, and has big fingers, or shoes. In some cases, he contains both.
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The Generation X spelling of zen.
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A Question about Motrin?
I have 3 table spoons 4 hours ago and I just took another 2. It says not to lift more doses until 6-8 hours? Should I be worried or get help? My stomach feel weird but that could just be me exadgerating because I'm woried.
Answer: You can embezzle it every 4 hours as long as you are taking right amount it says for your weight and stage .if you take I sooner then 4 that's too soon.In the hospital you can obtain it every 4 hours..
Yeah take it every 4 hr. U can also alternate the Motrin and Tylenol every 3 hrs. But u can't do that by just taking one or the other. Only both.


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Who couldn't fall in love with these adorably funky japanamation-inspired plates? Available at sparkability.com in both Monster and Superhero patterns that are too cute for words! Plus – sturdy melamine means stress-free entertaining. A super-cool tabletop for "kids" of any age: Start with Monster and/or Superhero plates. For a cool centerpiece, mix 1 or more […]
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Alice is returning to Wonderland, and I'm not talking about the Disney Alice in Wonderland. I'm talking about Alice: Madness Returns, the sequel to the 2000 Windows PC game American McGee's Alice. It's taken ten years, but now PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 owners will be able to see what's happened to Alice and if she ever recovered.
Appropriately enough, the events in Alice: Madness Returns take place 10 years after the original game. Alice is finally out of Rutledge Asylum, though she isn't quite sane yet. She's living in London now, being watched over by a psychiatrist. She's still experiencing hallucinations and attempting to figure out what happened to her family and her past life. So she does the only thing she can do, she returns to Wonderland. Once again, Alice's absence has caused Wonderland to experience some dark and unpleasant changes, and she will have to battle her way through to make things right.
The game should be in good hands, since American McGee's Grimm developers Spicy Horse are developing Alice: Madness Returns for EA. We'll see for ourselves in 2011, when the game is released.
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But the Pixies are an idea band, and ideas spread.
Combining elements of punk, indie and surf rock, the Pixies were alternative rock pioneers, but they broke up in 1993 just as bands they inspired began to realize mainstream success.
Kurt Cobain, for one, famously said he was "basically trying to rip off the Pixies" when he wrote "Smells Like Teen Spirit," suggesting he should have started a cover band instead of Nirvana.
After reuniting in 2004, the Pixies are now bigger than they've ever been -- despite the fact they've released only two new tracks in the past seven years.
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That said, the Pixies, who will perform at Detroit's Fox Theatre on Friday night, are in the second year of an extended tour celebrating the 20th anniversary of Doolittle, widely regarded by fans and critics as one of the band's best albums.
MLive.com Detroit recently spoke with Pixies guitarist Joey Santiago about Doolittle, the tour, the possibility of a new album and his affinity for Greektown saganaki.
MLive: What makes Doolittle an album worth touring 22 years after its release?
Joey Santiago: I think it's the most well-received one. And Surfa Rosa too. The running order is really good. The songs vary a lot -- from pop punk to stoner rock, all that stuff. So it's a good variety.
Do you think it's the best Pixies album?
I like 'em all, you know. Believe it or not, I happen to like Bossanova. But they're all good. Doolittle is probably the most enjoyable to listen to. I don't listen to the albums, obviously. I think I know the songs now.
Oh God, that was a grueling tour. I think I looked it up on PixiesMusic.com, and I believe we did over three months straight with maybe four days break in between. I kind of knew that, so I got rid of my apartment. People were paying our rent on the road and I was like, "Ho, hum. I don't have to do that."
So were you a "struggling musician" at that point?
I think so. We certainly were not raking it in at the time. It was little venues. And God, I saw some ticket prices that were less than 10 bucks. Granted, we were touring predominately with the Throwing Muses too, and we were in one little van, so we couldn't really haul our production in. We had to rely on the house lights and all that.
What can we expect from this latest Doolittle tour?
Every song is going to have its own theme interpreted by these artists we commissioned, from everywhere really. Obviously, we're going to run the record front to back.
What was the Pixies breakup like for you personally?
Believe it or not, I felt kind of relieved. Because after every tour I was just wondering if it was the last one. When it came to the last one, I was like okay, that's the end. Every band has to kind of stop. They don't last that long, other than The Rolling Stones and ZZ Top.
I really didn't think about it. I was just in the moment of what we were doing. I certainly didn't feel any jealousy at all whatsoever. I was just thinking they were doing what they were doing. I don't know. I did like Nirvana.
What's the Pixies place in rock history?
I believe we're one of those bands that if you do want to start a band, yeah, you'd probably listen to us and The Velvet Underground, REM. We're in that pretty cool crowd. When you enter college, they listen to it because they want to expand their horizons and stuff. And they discover The Pixies, and that's pretty cool. I notice it for my nieces and nephews. When they get to college they say, "Hey man, everybody's listening to you guys." That's cool.
What's different about the Pixies since you got back together?
Obviously we're more mature, and there's definitely less pressure. We're taking our time. We have extended breaks between tours. We try to keep them under four weeks on each run. ...This time around we're just more relaxed. I can't really pinpoint it. We're just much more relaxed and for me, feel a lot more gratitude.
Why haven't you recorded more since reuniting?
We kind of did two tracks. We did a cover of the Warren Zevon song, and we felt pretty good doing those. But we'll see. It wasn't a full record per se. It had something attached to it. We definitely respected Warren Zevon. And the other one was for a film that somebody asked us to try to do for the "Shrek" movie.
Any plans to hit the studio?
No, not really. Not yet. We probably dabbled on the thought, but we haven't really done anything to move it to the studio yet.
Do you jam together on the road?
Nope. Just pretty much putting on a show. No sound checks.
What are you looking forward to doing in Detroit?
I want to order that cheese thing in Greektown. The fire cheese (saganaki). I request from them, please do not do that "opa!" thing, stop yelling that thing. I know what I'm getting. And they still do it. What are you going to do? They're probably going to get fired if they don't do it. We usually stay around there, so I walk around there.


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The quest to grow the perfect posy poses all kinds of bodily threats. Bug bites, thorn punctures, back strains, fence cuts and sun-burned balding heads are a few of the hazards that are all in a day's garden work. Yet gardeners plow ahead, especially the "avid" ones.
A gardener on a mission will prune off a knee and keep right on going, figuring he's got two of them ... and after all, the mulch absolutely has to go down before it rains. There's no way we'll avoid every woe, but here's a prescription for lowering the odds:
Back trouble: This one's the biggie. Overdoing it with the bending, the lifting of way-too-heavy things and sometimes one wrong twist is enough to set off chronic aches. Stretch before heading out, use your knees and legs to lift, and don't do bending activities hour after hour. Get help with the heavy stuff. Consider wearing a brace. Slow down a bit.
Falls and cut-offs: Tree legend Dr. Alex Shigo once said one of the world's most dangerous combinations is a homeowner, a ladder and a chainsaw. Consider hiring a trained, insured pro to do the high stuff. Read and follow safety instructions, and don't do stupid stuff, especially when you're tired. The reason the lawn-mower user manual has 10 pages of precautions such as, "Not to be used for shearing hedges," is because someone probably chopped off a hand trying to mow their yew bushes. Also ditch the old shoes when they lose their traction.
Repetitive injuries: Carpal tunnel syndrome and sore, achy hands and fingers can happen when you repeat punishing actions over and over. Vary your jobs so you're using different body parts. This helps with the aforementioned threat of back pain, too. Sharpen tools and shovels. You'll be amazed at how easier the job becomes. Don't force things that aren't happening under normal energy, such as jumping on the edging tool to get through the rocky soil (my foot X-ray and I can vouch for this one). Use the right tool for the job, and look for ergonomic designs that keep pressure to a minimum.
Eyes and ears: Wear goggles if you're using a chipper, weed-whacker or any tool that causes stuff to fly. Also wear ear plugs when operating noisy power equipment such as leaf blowers, tillers and chipper-shredders. An underrated eye threat is poking yourself on bamboo stakes when bending over to get, to pull or to pick something. You can buy stake-toppers or rig up your own poke-preventers by securing plastic golf balls or split tennis balls to low stakes.
Dehydration: Hours of work on a hot, sunny, humid day is the perfect storm for this condition, which can lead to muscle cramps, heat exhaustion and potentially fatal heat stroke. Drinking more than you think you need is the best prevention. Two to 4 cups of water per hour while you're working in the heat is recommended. Wear light-colored, loose-fitting clothing and take breaks.
Tetanus: This is a bacterial infection that can cause muscle spasms, seizures and an 18-percent death rate. It's nothing to mess with. About one-third of reported cases stem from yard work, such as getting pierced by a thorn, getting cut by a fence or getting punctured by a splinter. A tetanus booster shot will practically eliminate the risk. "Normal" people should get one every 10 years, but my trusty doc says that obsessed gardeners like myself should get one every five years. Wearing gloves also helps prevent tetanus as well as other "garden-variety" infections.
Sunburn: You can burn yourself by going uncovered on a sunny day, but the cumulative effect also can increase the odds of skin cancer. Wear a hat. Stay cool but also covered as much as possible by wearing light-colored, loose-fitting clothing (cotton or muslin, for example), and protect uncovered skin with a liberal coating of sun-block lotion — minimum 15 SPF. Reapply it if you're outside more than a few hours.
Ticks: Gardeners are more at risk of Lyme disease because they're outside and around shrubs, weeds and other ideal black-legged tick hiding places more than normal people. Repellent sprays and lotions help, as does wearing long sleeves and long pants that are tucked into your shoes or boots. But the best bet is a thorough inspection when you're done for the day. Black-legged ticks are small and dark, about the size of a pinhead. Look carefully and pull them straight up with tweezers if they're lodged. Get to a doctor ASAP if you've got a rash shaped like a bull's eye because antibiotics are most effective soon after the bite.
Mosquitoes: Bites from these can lead to potentially fatal West Nile virus. Repellents and covering up help. Get rid of any standing water, cover your rain barrels, change birdbaths every few days, and add Bt pellets to any water features that don't have fish to eat mosquito larvae or fountains to move water (which discourages egg laying).
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Deathsmiles Review
Deathsmiles still feels as unique today as DoDonPachi did fourteen years ago.
You might think a ceaseless torrent of advertisements and shameless self-promotion is what powers Xbox LIVE, but it's actually the base thrill of competition holding the service together. Deathsmiles understands such sentiment: it thrives on egging people into toppling the best efforts of others, but there's very little chance a side-scrolling 2D shooter, and one that doesn't even run in widescreen let alone high definition, will capture the affections of a sizeable crowd.
That doesn't mean it's not worth playing, however. I have no idea why the game's called Deathsmiles, but its kaleidoscopic carnivals of projectile dangers and addictive scoremongering neatly combine to make a compelling game for anyone with even the slightest touch of OCD. For a game with only eight short stages and infinite continues the large majority will be dissuaded by the diminutive length, not to mention the tedium that comes from being so inexperienced you simply drop continue after continue into the difficult later stage, but there's definitely plenty of interest to be had for those dedicated to unearthing its delights.
Such as how the game is riddled with a bevy of sights and sounds you're unlikely to see elsewhere. Not many titles have you fighting a colossal horned cyclops that spits out pink globules of raw danger, or a cow called Mary who conjures up cuboids of indescribable peril and then chucks them at your head, and I can't think of one other game that gives you an indestructible owl accomplice that can slaughter hundreds, absorb bullets, and wear a little red bowtie like a pro.
You fly around the screen as one of five (depending on which of the three versions you choose to play) scantily clad young female witches, one of which is thirteen years old. We'll sidestep that issue entirely, I think. These girls might be delicate and waif-like, but they each sport the destructive power of a thousand thermonuclear bombs and will immediately put that destructive potency to good use in clearing out vast screens of enemies.
Unlike Cave's usual repertoire, Deathsmiles scrolls horizontally instead of vertically. Firing left and right is handled by individual buttons, with a more destructive but slower laser attack also available when holding down said button, and another button mapped to your cache of screen-clearing bombs for when you back yourself into a corner. If you fancy something a bit more complex, holding down both attack buttons will initiate a powerful homing attack that eats into your high score. Occasional scenery can also be used to shield yourself from attacks, but in most instances you'll just accidentally blow it up along with everything else.
The trick, as it always is with these games, is not simply to clear the level but to claim a high score while doing so. Style is rewarded with buckets of desirable points, and perseverance breeds the skills required for clearing stages on the higher difficulties, which in turn gives you more opportunities for score grabbing provided you can avoid zooming straight into one of the hundreds of enemy bullets peppering up the screen at any given time.
Deathsmiles' scoring system is also thrifty shopper's wet dream: it's all about getting added value from everything you do. Like jewellery-stuffed piñatas, enemies pop into sprays of crowns, tiaras and rings when destroyed, with certain enemies cashing out more sparkly goods based on whether you take them out with your regular bullet streams or fancier, bulkier laser. The game describes virtually none of this, however, so you'll need to hit up the internet to work out what enemy is best killed by what.