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The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) has joined with Johnson & Johnson (J&J) Innovation Center and other partners to launch a new drug discovery effort designed to translate early-stage biomedical research projects into new treatments.
The center is the early-stage R&D collaboration arm of Johnson & Johnson, the first of several biopharmas expected to join the initiative, called Scripps Advance. The biopharmas will be joined primarily by academic labs and other research institutions seeking to develop and commercialize promising technologies, both from TSRI and external partners.
"We want to work in a scout and matchmaking capability with Scripps Advance and then potentially those projects that are of interest. We would consider providing seed funding to found early-stage drug discovery companies," Thorsten Melcher, Ph.D., senior director, new ventures and partnerships with the J&J Innovation Center in California, told GEN.
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"We're very eager to fill that void by collaborating with academic institutions at a much earlier stage than we used to engage in those collaborations," Dr. Melcher said. "What we can provide to those collaborations is not only the resources and the capital to make them successful, but, equally if not more important, our expertise in generating drugs."
He said the centers are designed to give researchers and entrepreneurs the opportunity to forge relationships with J&J that include mentoring, insights on development opportunities, collaborations with and without licensing rights, financing via Johnson & Johnson Development Corp. and/or outside firms, and incubation via Janssen Labs, which has sites in San Diego, San Francisco, and Boston. The innovation centers work with startups from idea through clinical proof of concept.
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"When we think of Advance, we think of a way for pharma, with a broader reach and much more active participation in project selection, to externalize small pieces of their early-stage internal pipeline. Which pieces does pharma typically like to offer up for that? The riskiest, sometimes the newest or most cutting-edge," Forrest said.
A couple of undisclosed large pharmas are in "fairly late stages of discussion" for partnering with Scripps Advance, Forrest said: "Our hope is for three to four companies to participate in similar ways to J&J."
Forrest said Scripps Advance differs from past translation efforts by inviting research partners from outside TSRI, and reviewing projects before committing financing and other resources. Scripps Advance has joined venture capital firm Atlas Ventures to launch Padlock Therapeutics, which discovers novel autoimmune therapeutics targeting an emerging class of epigenetic modulators, protein arginine deiminases (PADs). Padlock's technology was developed in the laboratories of TSRI investigators Paul Thompson, Ph.D., and Kerri Mowen, Ph.D., with Scripps Florida's high-throughput screening facility.
Scripps Advance comes almost a year after TSRI and J&J's Janssen Pharmaceuticals began a five-year research collaboration in infectious disease, with an initial project in influenza. Janssen obtained license rights in return for contributing research assistance through its Crucell Vaccine Institute. That effort continues, Melcher said, as do earlier TSRI-Janssen partnerships.
"Advanced was the product of about three years of internal planning," Forrest recalled. "Three years ago was not a good timing for a vehicle like this. As the circumstances in early-stage financing eventually caught up to our idea, we started to gain some traction."
By the time Todd Huffman, Ph.D., TSRI's director of drug discovery partnerships, contacted Melcher to pitch the idea of an alternative drug development vehicle, J&J was planning its own alternatives—the "Innovation Centers" that opened last year in London, Boston, and Menlo Park, CA (with a satellite office in La Jolla, CA). A fourth will open later this year in Shanghai.
"Our call came at the right time. We started talking," Forrest said. "From the very beginning, they were great to work with, and most importantly, they maintained this very close tie with the therapeutic area leadership. As the business development idea gained steam, Todd and Thorsten could immediately pivot into a discussion about what technologies might make sense. Once we got excited about technologies, they were what really allowed this deal to be consummated."
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Background: Bone loss is a frequent complication after liver transplantation.
Objective: To investigate whether vitamin D receptor gene polymorphism influences bone loss in men after liver transplantation.
Design: Prospective cohort study.
Setting: University hospital.
Patients: 55 male candidates for liver transplantation.
Measurements: Lumbar spine bone mineral density was measured before and 3, 6, 12, and 24 months after liver transplantation. Vitamin D receptor genotype was determined by restriction endonuclease BsmI.
Results: Vitamin D receptor genotypes were significantly associated with post-transplantation changes in bone mineral density (PÂ =Â 0.028). Within 3 months after transplantation, patients with the genotypes Bb or BB showed a vertebral bone loss substantially greater than that in patients with the bb genotype (between-group difference in the percentage change with respect to baseline bone mineral density, 3.7% [95% CI, 0.6% to 6.9%]). In 3 to 24 months after transplantation, bone mineral density increased steadily in the three allelic groups.
Conclusions: Vitamin D receptor gene polymorphism influences bone loss after liver transplantation. Patients with the bb genotype are, to some extent, protected against post-transplantation bone loss.
In the right panel, the bars indicate the 95% CI for each value, and the values between the curves indicate the number of patients evaluated.
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It's largely Republican-driven, but backing off of dictates from Austin — especially where testing is concerned — seems to have Democratic support, too. Have you heard prominent Texas politicians of either party argue for more high-stakes testing?
Ross Ramsey of the Texas Tribune wrote that he's picked up on a GOP push for higher teacher salaries, as part of a call for concentrating resources on the classroom. I've heard that, too. The autonomy issue, though, is the brass ring. It doesn't cost money, and it gives lawmakers the chance to claim they SAVED districts money.
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Half the House could be freshmen and sophomores next year, meaning they have little or no investment in the STAAR accountability system that's only halfway broken in. The GOP will likely send frosh this year from McKinney, Frisco, Coppell and Plano. They will be fire-breathing local-control advocates. Ramsey mentioned Stefani Carter, a Republican from North Dallas-Richardson, as favoring loosening controls on the locals.
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text: I think the points you raise about type systems and verification are spot on, and I'd add that the better the type system, the closer you get to verification for very little additional effort. To that end I would recommend refinement types as represented in the Sage compiler I lieu of full proofs for anyone looking for just a bit more confidence rather than the total correctness of verification. Sandro On 2010-03-10, at 20:05, "Jonathan S. Shapiro" <shap at eros-os.org> wrote: > Michal stated in another note: > As I understand it BitC was developed to allow easily prove some > properties of programs written in the language. > Since the motivation has evolved, maybe it's time to re-visit it. > > The original goal for BitC was to give us a systems programming > language with a modern, safe type system and a fully specified > semantics. We believed that this was essential to let us prove > properties about the Coyotos kernel. BitC was built to support a > verification effort, but that wasn't the only objective. We also > wanted to bring modern type systems to a broader class of > programming problems. > > When we started work on BitC, I knew very little about type systems > or verification. In hindsight, I would say that BitC should simplify > verification a lot, but for a kernel in the very restricted idiom > style of Coyotos we could have gotten away with C. We didn't > understand that until very late in the BitC design process. Also, we > didn't understand why verification wasn't ultimately a useful place > to go given our objectives. > > For things *above* the kernel I still think you want a safe systems > language with a precise semantics. Many of the idiom restrictions > that make Coyotos's use of C tractable for proof cannot be used in, > say, the Coyotos space bank. > > While BitC was designed from the first with the Coyotos kernel in > mind, and we described it as a safe systems language, we never > intended it to be ONLY a systems language. Everything that is safely > expressible in Java or C# is also expressible in BitC, and many > things can be expressed more efficiently or with cleaner abstraction > in BitC. > > Coyotos is a peculiar system. Within the kernel, there is no benefit > to GC, because every object is reachable from global state. The > style of most of our applications is event-loop driven with short > paths. For most of these applications, there is a clear and natural > point for GC having negligable overhead. For some others, there is a > clear distinction between init-time allocation and allocation-free > execution time. The remaining applications are things we would > characterize as "large and unprincipled", and for these we were not > greatly concerned about GC impact. > > Given this combination, we hoped to exploit the "law of the excluded > middle" in BitC: we elected not to consider applications where GC > would be a significant impediment. We briefly discussed a manual > storage strategy in which the "type" of a freed object remained > unchanged. This is feasible and safe, but the safety contract is a > bit strange. It can clearly be done, but we saw no reason to hurry. > > Looking back, I would say that most of those assumptions and > objectives still make sense with one exception: verification. > > We originally chose to go after verification of our kernel for two > reasons: (1) it was an appropriately high research challenge that we > thought we could hit, and (2) we wanted to automate more of the > assurance process. > > With the benefit of greater experience, I would now say that the > overwhelming majority of the benefit of verification comes from the > in-going rigor rather than the success of verification. That is: > it's more important to formally state the objective and the shape of > the solution than it is to show that you met the objective. It is > very important to have something that keeps you honest, but a > sufficiently rich type system can accomplish an awful lot of that. > > At the end of the day, assurance isn't about correctness. It's about > confidence. That's partly about getting your problem and your > solution stated right, but it's just as much about being able to > explain those statements to others. And here we run into the problem > with formal verification: it's incomprehensible to the auditor. Type > systems are clearer and more easily explained. They also offer a > more continuous range of expressiveness than proof systems. > > Today I think that the verification goals remain interesting deep > research goals, but I'm not in the research business at the moment. > My near-term goals, as you are seeing in the series of BitC 0.20 > notes, are fairly pragmatic. I do keep circling back to the notion > of hybrid dependent type, but with great hesitation. ATS is a > terrific example of the problem: it's incomprehensible. Tim > Sweeney's work isn't yet visible to the outside world (so far as I > know). I do think that selective use of dependent type has some real > value, and maybe that's something to think about once we basically > have a working language. > > shap > _______________________________________________ > bitc-dev mailing list > bitc-dev at coyotos.org > http://www.coyotos.org/mailman/listinfo/bitc-dev


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Queensway Quay Marina is the southern most of the three marinas with around 100 berths, and is less than a five minute walk from the town centre. The marina can take several vessels of up to 35m and a few super yachts of up to 90m, the depth is 3.5m. The marina has the advantage over the other two of being further away from the airport with its noise and fuel smells.
The Marina is also a residential complex and has a few shops around the harbour with the town shops and restaurants just a short walk away. There are plans to extend the marina with a further 200 plus berths.
Visitors should secure to the inside of the south pontoon to be allocated a berth, the necessity to visit the reporting berth at Waterport is waived as customs can be dealt with in the marina office by fax. Berthing is Mediterranean style, bow or stern to with a lazy line leading to a mooring line. Visitors are usually berthed on the southern most pontoon which can be prone to swell
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You have to admire Georgia Bulldog Nation. The Hedges, The Mascot, the Larry Munson radio calls ("Next week we play Clemson in Death Valley, the Valley of Death") combine to put the Dawgs ahead of almost all schools when it comes to football tradition.
Georgia also is out front in cash deposited from the sale of "authentic game-worn jerseys."
Place your bids on the (authentic) Web site now.
Pick your favorite player. If you ante up more than some dedicated fan in Waycross, you could be the lucky guy or gal wearing an actual jersey from the Vanderbilt game.
But something about this smells, and more than the authentic sweat stains.
We can argue until cockroaches are extinct about whether or not college football and basketball players should be paid. But when schools profit from selling the popularity of individual players, those individuals deserve a cut.
It's not just game-used gear, it's the sale of any college football or basketball jersey with a certain number attached.
South Carolina, for instance, hasn't caught on to the game-used jersey revenue stream. The "auction" link on the Gamecocks' official Web site offers only a tiny replica of Sarge Frye Field
Thus we see how Richt people get richer.
But South Carolina Web pop-ups advertise new 2008 "official" jerseys for sale, with No. 11 the showcase item. That's star senior wide receiver Kenny McKinley, hardly coincidentally.
State of new jersey
Of course, McKinley won't see a dollar of jersey profits, even when 23,000 fashionable fans show up at sold-out Williams-Brice Stadium wearing the trendy garnet and white No. 11 for the Gamecocks' home opener against N.C. State.
The same at Clemson with James Davis and C.J. Spiller, and Charlie Whitehurst and Woodrow Dantzler before them.
Georgia is selling 20 different jersey numbers, complete with the Southeastern Conference 75th anniversary patch, and will sell more this summer.
Minimum bid: $100.
The Georgia fine print dares to say, "Due to NCAA regulations, the names of the student-athletes do not appear on the jerseys."
Pretty funny. Georgia fans know their roster better than they know how to drive on I-285.
Obviously, some numbers will go for more money than others. A year from now, you might be able to bid on the 2008 game-worn jersey former Summerville High School Parade All-American wide receiver A.J. Green wore against South Carolina.
All it takes is one brave star college athlete to step forward, one good attorney and a few decent paralegals and college players quickly would have the kind of marketing contracts NFL, NBA and major league baseball players enjoy.
Stimulus package
Don't get me wrong. This is a great Georgia idea, partially. The game-worn sports jersey market has been booming for the last decade or so as schools, professional teams and former players sell their stuff to outfits specializing in online and/or catalog sales.
--Miami-based collegejersey.com on Friday had these options available:
--Game-worn Clemson jerseys from 1996-2002 ranging from $199-$529
--Game-worn South Carolina jerseys from 1989-1996 at $299
--Quarterback Doug Johnson's game-worn 1997 Florida jersey for $499
--A Notre Dame "team issue" 1995 Ron Powlus jersey for $999
Georgia taking sales in-house makes cents.
But if a player's performance drives up the jersey price, the player has done more than earn his scholarship.
Or if you or NCAA officials think a major football school has an unfair advantage over a weaker football school when it comes to jersey sales, how about pooling all Division I jersey auction money and dividing equally.
That way, college football players would be able to look forward to a little check each year. Good for economic stimulus and campus area pizza business.
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She's cute!
Fae has joined us at the apartment! Unfortunately I didn't read up on moving a cat so she hasn't been eating We brought her over Sunday night, she ate a little bit of dry food I left out overnight (thought it might make her more comfortable?), but has not eaten anything I've put out since. She licked some of the oil from a can of tuna I put in the food bowl (only about 1/4 of a can), would not eat from my hand either. I did not realize she'd be so nervous from the move
She's going to the vet tomorrow so I'm hoping this place seems like a safe haven after her shots and not just more stressful!
You can't quite see how tubby she is, but here's my fur-baby.
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She's cute!
I switched my mom's cat over to grain-free food. It will be a month on the 11th. Although, my mom has snuck him some Fancy Feast twice. grrr... He has had a history of throwing up rather frequently. Sometimes it is just food and other times there is a hair ball in with the food. He has thrown up twice since the change, both times with a hair ball evident. What is the deal the hairballs? If a cat naturally licks itself clean, its body should be equipped with a better mechanism, for dealing with hairballs, than puking, right? Will it get better the longer he is grain-free?
Hello primal pet-owners!
My girlfriend and I feed our dog (a min-pin/chihuahua mix) an all raw diet... she was a rescue, was very skinny and weak when we got her... also she had a pretty bad cataract in one eye. The raw diet (grass fed beef and occasionally organs) made her gain weight very rapidly, she's very muscular (and smart!) and her cataract is pretty much gone.
Lately we've been only able to find leaner meat to feed her, and I can tell she's lost a little weight; she also acts very hungry when we feed her, like she hasn't eaten in days. However, I just received an order of US Wellness's Pet Burger, which is a lot higher is fat and has organs mixed in. It's a lot cheaper too! I'll update with how she does on this.
I never know what to put in these things. I write songs!
Riley (my baby!). He's a Havanese. Currently 6.5 years old. Has been eating a raw diet since we got him at 16 weeks old. Attachment 7431
His current favourite delicacies are: cornish hen bodies, duck necks or green beef tripe. All are mixed with a green veggie supplement (he hates his veggies) and wild pacific salmon oil.
Some more recent pictures of him:
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Update on Fae: her coat is so much more glossy and soft (natural oils being produced) on this Orijen dry food. She's 100% transitioned in under 2 weeks with no bowel issues that I have detected. Her poop is quite smelly though! I got a better litter that should help with that. Now I'm wondering if I should keep her with this food 2/3 cup a day (morning and evening) or give her just under 2/3 (shake out a bit of the 1/3 cup at each serving) to see if she loses weight. I guess I'll wait a month or two to make sure she's doing okay with this food and this amount. She has an empty bowl by the time the next meal comes around if I'm not late in serving her.
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I would keep her on the regular serving for a while to see if she stays at the weight she is or if it changes (up or down) Probably give it a couple months unless you see an obvious change... Is she stays the same in that time then after a few months start deducting a bit to alow her to loose weight, if she starts putting on weight before then, then cut back earlier.
Every time I hear the dirty word 'exercise', I wash my mouth out with chocolate.
I Have a Lurcher who has such a delicate stomach that I fear feeding him anything else but his 'chappi' chicken/fish/rice tinned food. He does however enjoy fruit and veg, cheese and chicken. Raw bones got a really bad reaction. Shame really as he is a beautiful hunting dog. I wish I had the time to devote to his instinctual needs.
hey everbody, i was wondering what your flea regime is like. i don't think that the flea drops are very healthy bou they do work. A natural food place says acv and garlic does well but it takes a couple of weeks to kill them. But then when i did some research i found out that garlic is bad and is a blood thinner for dogs. Also wondering about heart worm prevention. Thanks for any help in advance.


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SAGINAW — The Brady Township man who started a police chase that resulted in the traffic crash death of state police Trooper Jeffrey J. Werda will spend about 10 more months in jail.
Saginaw County Chief Circuit Judge Robert L. Kaczmarek this morning sentenced Carl D. Entrekin, 24, to one year in jail, with 69 days credit, and five years probation for first-degree fleeing from a police officer resulting in death, a felony, and four misdemeanors.
Entrekin, who was escorted to jail by county sheriff's deputies after this morning's proceedings, pleaded guilty as charged to those charges last month.
Werda, 43, of Gladwin died April 6 as he was driving in Birch Run Township to join a Saginaw County sheriff's deputy's pursuit of Entrekin that began on Chapin in Marion Township. Testimony from Entrekin's preliminary hearing in May showed that Werda was driving 119 mph when he appeared to attempted to dodge something in the road and lost control of his vehicle.
Werda was not wearing his seat belt but likely would have died anyway when, after rolling twice, his vehicle landed on a fire hydrant, the impact striking Werda's head, testimony showed.
Entrekin last month stated that he "panicked" because he had taken "two to three hits of marijuana" before driving without a valid license.
Entrekin's attorney, C. Michael Gorte, said Kaczmarek's sentence was what they expected based on Entrekin's agreement with prosecutors.
"I believe this is a start for closure for both families," Gorte said, adding, "Hopefully a lesson has been learned from all of this. It's truly a tragedy."
Kaczmarek also ordered Entrekin to pay a total of $30,345.53 in restitution.
Just under $5,000 of that will go to the Werda family, while $18,000 will go to the state police to pay for Werda's vehicle, which was totaled. Another $1,500 will go to the state of Michigan, while $6,000 will go to the state Workers' Compensation Agency.
Entrekin will have to pay the restitution over the course of his probation, Gorte said.
"Realistically, that's going to be difficult for him to do," Gorte said, adding that Entrekin will establish a payment program with the court.


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A Beautiful Defeatby Kevin Malarkey Matthew L. Jacobson
Total surrender to God: thesurprising key to experiencing the sense of peace and purpose you crave.There is a gnawing feeling inside all of us that says we could be better. Ifwe would just be more organized or work a little harder, we'd finally have therich and fulfilling life we want.But the message of the cross is different. The message is not one of God saying, "I died for your sins to work as aconsultant to help you achieve the life you're determined to have." Jesus died toreconcile us to God so that we can die and give our lives to him and to others--atotal surrender that is truly a beautiful defeat!Perspective and peace in the midst of the stormy chaos of life are alwaysavailable to the person who lives a surrendered life. The result is a richexistence basking in the pleasure and approval of God.
The Boy Who Came Back from Heaven: A Remarkable Account of Miracles, Angels, and Life Beyond This Worldby Kevin Malarkey Alex Malarkey
In 2004, Kevin Malarkey and his six-year-old son, Alex, suffered an horrific car accident. The impact from the crash paralyzed Alex and medically speaking, it was unlikely that he could survive. "I think Alex has gone to be with Jesus," a friend told the stricken dad. But two months later, Alex awoke from a coma with an incredible story to share. Of events at the accident scene and in the hospital while he was unconscious. Of the angels that took him through the gates of heaven itself. Of the unearthly music that sounded just terrible to a six-year-old. And, most amazing of all . . . Of meeting and talking to Jesus. The Boy Who Came Back from Heaven is the true story of an ordinary boy's most extraordinary journey. As you see heaven and earth through Alex's eyes, you'll come away with new insights on miracles, life beyond this world, and the power of a father's love.
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"After studying out of a book all day," Skylar says, "sometimes I feel a little lost in how what I just learned applies to the real world. Hopefully, the students find this kart new and exciting and that what they learn in school can be applied in real life. It would be awesome if they engineered my race car one day!". Thursday, September 19th, Augusta, Georgia residents Skylar Robinson, 17, and his father, Chip, will be heading to Charleston, South Carolina area where they will deliver their 6 Simple Machines© presentation at three venues which are the West Ashley Public Library, Miriam Brown Community Center, both of which are hosted by the Charleston Change 4H Club and St. Andrews School of Math and Science.
Skylar Robinson is a 17 year-old senior honor student who loves racing. He is also a National Champion karter who has moved up to racing cars this past year and has already won 10 races in the US and England so far this season. He has also been selected as one of six finalists for Team USA Scholarship. Skylar and his father, Chip Robinson, a retired race car driver who has won the 24 Hours of Daytona and the 12 Hours of Sebring, have developed a way to share their enthusiasm for motorsports and karting. They have developed an educational program called 6 Simple Machines©. This is a PowerPoint presentation which they take into the classroom along with a kart held vertically on a custom stand.
The Robinsons talk about racing, the role engineering plays in mechanical design, and how they use the six simple machines to win races. They demonstrate where the six simple machines (the basis of all mechanical engineering) are located on the kart and how they are combined to give their racing effort a strong competitive advantage.
The kids get to connect the science they are learning to something that is fun and exciting on a scale they can relate to. They also see that many things they do everyday are made possible using a lever, wheel, inclined plane, wedge, screw or pulley.
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> The build seems to get a little further but then fails with "/usr/bin/
> ld: cannot find -lta_func". I could repeat the Makefile deletion
> process but I don't know if *this* ta_func is a Linux thing or not. I
> have devel/ta-lib installed and have symlinked its directory in /usr/
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Set in the seedy underbelly of Las Sombras, players are immersed in an urban setting ruled by a criminal underworld of power, greed and corruption.
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Unlockable: Gina:
During Chapter 5, go to both the wharf and warehouse 12. Beat all of the thugs with weapons, then go to the storage room to rescue her.
Unlockable: Jason G:
When you're going through Chapter 4, make a visit to the gas station. You'll confront 3 gang members. Beat them, and a cutscene with Jason. Beat him down and he'll join your crew.
Unlockable: Lola:
During Chapter 2, beat any of the five Fatimas Saints. Then go to the police station. Lola is locked-up in the cell area. Rescue her and she's yours.
Unlockable: Raven:
During Chapter 4, go to southside park. Raven might confront you when you're there. If he does, beat him. If you succeed, he'll join you're party. But you only have one chance to make it work, so fight good.
Unlockable: Norma
Once you pass Fatima's Saints, you'll have repeated confrontations with Norma through-out the game. You must beat her every time in order to finally add her to your team. It will happen after you finally beat her in Chapter 6. She''l call you on your way to the hotel zone, and ask you to meet her at the basketball court. Whoop on her until her pride guage depletes and she'll join your team.


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PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA at Mann Center for the Performing Arts, 52nd Street and Parkside Avenue. 8 tonight. Tickets: $10-$68. Info: 215-893-1999.
Conductor Carlos Kalmar finishes up his Mann week with two revered works from the center of the repertory.
He's chosen the Symphony No. 2 by Jan Sibelius, the most familiar of seven by a composer with close ties to this orchestra. Its Finnish heart, full of long-spun melodies that erupt like flowers through wintry ice, and a triumphant finale, has made this symphony an audience favorite for a century.


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Harold Pinter's The Caretaker premiered in London in 1960, and was put on only a year later by the Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
A wheedling, garrulous old tramp comes to live with two neurotic brothers, Mick and Aston. His attempts to establish himself in the household upset the precarious balance of the brothers' lives, and they end up evicting him.
This photograph from the 1961 Birmingham Rep production is of a young Derek Jacobi, in the centre, playing Mick, with Arthur Pentelow as the tramp, Davies, and Stephen MacDonald as Aston. Like much of Pinter's work, the play is more about words and silence than action. The tension is built through the mind games between the characters, and dense closely worded dialogue loaded with subtle menace.


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DETROIT – The Detroit Red Wings will get some sun and get in a couple of practices during a stopover in Phoenix the next two days, before Thursday's game at San Jose.
By then, they hope to get a few bodies back.
Pavel Datsyuk, Darren Helm, Danny DeKeyser and Jonas Gustavsson are day-to-day; some or all of them could return against the Sharks. The trip concludes with games at Los Angeles and Anaheim Saturday and Sunday.
"After Tuesday's practice, I'll hone in to see if we need to call someone up or send someone down," general manager Ken Holland said on Sunday.
Datsyuk has an undisclosed lower-body injury (not a groin, Holland said). He took part in Saturday's morning skate at Dallas but didn't play in the Red Wings' 5-1 victory.
Helm, DeKeyser and Gustavsson are out with groin injuries. None skated on Saturday. Gustavsson hasn't dressed the past three games, Helm the past two games and DeKeyser in the most recent game.
"Given our history with groin injuries the last decade, our training staff is very conservative," Holland said.
"(Several) years ago we lost a lot of people with groin injuries; some had sports hernia surgery. Then we went for a run of years where we had injuries but not an epidemic. But last year and this year we seem to have an epidemic of injuries. It goes in cycles."
Six Red Wings have missed a total of 52 games due to groin issues.
Holland noted that in some cases players suffering groin issues are the ones who have just come back from a lengthy absence due to other injuries.
"We're pushing them to get into shape and they're pushing and pushing and it's like September all over again (training camp)," Holland said. "For the most part, if people stay healthy (to begin with), they don't have groin issues (later on)."
Holland said Johan Franzen will join the team in Phoenix on Tuesday. He's been out since Dec. 15 with a concussion and isn't expected to play on this trip, needing several good practices to get back into game shape.
Defenseman Jonathan Ericsson, out since Dec. 23 with broken ribs, is hoping to skate a little bit this week but isn't due back until the five-game homestand later this month (Jan. 18-26).
The Red Wings are among the NHL leaders in man-games lost due to injuries.
"We've found some ways to get points," Holland said. "The last 4-5 weeks teams behind us have gained some ground. We got to find ways to keep grinding out games."
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Breakfast Restaurants in Fort Wright specialize in providing breakfast for at least 6 days in a week. Traditional breakfasts are also termed as full breakfast and are served in different inns or restaurants in Fort Wright. Breakfast in restaurants may include porridge or stewed prunes, two eggs (boiled, fried or poached), sliced bacon or sausages, sliced bread or toast with jam or jelly or butter, pancakes with syrup, cornflakes or other cereals, etc. It may end with a cup of coffee or tea or a glass of orange or grape fruit juice. Nowadays in Fort Wright these breakfast restaurants are also located on the highway, and this has been more convenient for travelers traveling long distances by road.
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$14 million Investment in Cleantech Business Incubator Initiative Supports the Development of 141 Clean Energy Companies across the State (Long Island, NY) Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that 141 clean technology companies have been supported and primed for further growth through the Governor's Cleantech Business Incubator initiative. The initiative has attracted more than $215 million in private capital..