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Wednesday, the prosecution focused on Capone's behavior as well as his relationship with Rachael Anderson in the days before her disappearance.
Witnesses included Anderson's sister, two of her good friends, the couple Capone stayed with after he and Rachael split, and their pastor.
Two of the witnesses testified that Capone and Anderson had sought marriage counseling and attended a session the Tuesday before she vanished.
"She said that she and Charles had talked after the counseling session and that she was given three days to think it over," said Anderson's friend, Jennifer Norberg. "To think everything over. Whether or not she wanted to stay married or end it all. And that Charles wanted to meet back with her on Friday, to give him her answer."
Norberg went on to testify that Anderson went to Moscow alone on that Friday to give Capone that answer and she hasn't seen or heard from her since.
The couple that Capone stayed with then testified that he never came home that night.
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Sometimes the best laid plans get tripped up.
Theresa Olson had her weekend planned. She planned to be on the starting line for the Baltimore Running Festival on Saturday - waiting for the big race to start.
Olson was running for the fifth-consecutive year with Team CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), to raise funds for neglected and abused kids in Maryland. Maryland CASA Association is a nonprofit dedicated to protecting the right of abused and neglected children to a permanent safe home. CASA provides trained volunteers to speak up on behalf of children's interests.
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Makes me so upset! Dh is a CPA, we own our own home we are almost completely debt free minus the house. We have a better than average marriage. What's the problem?!
I'm so sick of comments or facial expressions just because we are going to have more than 2.5 kids. We believe that every baby is a blessing and it makes me so sad that from now on baby #3 and on we are going to get negativity for wanting/having a large family. Really?! Come on!!


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'Free State of Jones' movie begins filming in Louisiana
NEW ORLEANS — The Civil War drama "Free State of Jones," starring Matthew McConnaughey, has started shooting in Louisiana. McConnaughey plays Newton Knight, who rebelled against Confederate authority in Mississippi's Jones County. Other actors include Gugu Mbatha-Raw who appeared in "Belle" and "Beyond the Lights;" Keri Russell, who has appeared in "Felicity" and "The Americans" and Mahershala Ali, who has ...Read More »
McDaniel seeking 3rd term in Mississippi Senate
JACKSON — Chris McDaniel, a tea party-backed Republican who lost a U.S. Senate race last year, says he's seeking re-election to the Mississippi Legislature. The 43-year-old attorney from Ellisville said Thursday that he will run for a third term in state Senate. He's the first candidate in District 42, entirely in Jones County. Friday is the qualifying deadline for statewide, ...Read More »
Severe weather slams Mississippi; 4 killed
JACKSON — Severe weather slamming the southern U.S. two days before Christmas killed at least four people, flipped cars, knocked out power to thousands and damaged several homes and businesses. In Mississippi, Gov. Phil Bryant declared an emergency for two southeastern counties where officials say four people died in the storms and several more were injured. His office said thousands ...Read More »
Weather Service discovers tornado touched down in Pine Belt
JONES COUNTY — The National Weather Service confirms that a tornado touched down Sunday night in Jones County. A survey team examined the path of the twister yesterday, estimating it had top winds of 95 mph and was on the ground for 2.7 miles in an area east of Laurel near Masonite Lake. The team rates the tornado EF-1 on ...Read More »
Jones County launches leadership 'masters program' to mark 25th anniversary
LAUREL — Nearly 500 individuals have participated in Leadership Jones County (LJC) since the first class in 1990. Developed to identify and prepare the community's future leadership resources, LJC has provided Jones County with a network of current and emerging leaders who possess the skills and sense of commitment to improve our community. LJC has been a model for many ...Read More »
Unemployment assistance available to storm victims in five more counties
ACROSS MISSISSIPPI — Five more Mississippi counties have been declared disaster areas due to severe storms, tornadoes and flooding. Workers in those counties who are permanently or temporarily unemployed due to the disaster may be eligible for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA). DUA is available to people who lose their jobs because of disasters, but who may not qualify for regular ...Read More »
Wallace Construction begins bridge replacement in Jones County
JONES COUNTY — The Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) is underway on a bridge replacement project along Highway 11 at Waterfall Creek in Jones County, according to MDOT Southern Transportation Commissioner Tom King. The $1 million project was awarded to T. L. Wallace Construction Inc. A section of Highway 11 at the bridge was closed yesterday to through traffic. A ...Read More »
Another West Nile case confirmed; brings 2013 total to 40
HINDS COUNTY — The Mississippi State Department of Health says one newly confirmed case of West Nile virus bring the state total to 40 this year. The new case is in Hinds County. So far this year, cases have been reported in Adams, Bolivar, Forrest (5), Harrison, Hinds (12), Jones (2), Lamar (4), Leflore (2), Lincoln, Lowndes, Madison (3), Marion, ...Read More »
Wayne Farms expanding in Laurel, adding 150 jobs
LAUREL, Mississippi — Gov. Phil Bryant and officials from Wayne Farms, producer of fresh and processed poultry, announced today the company is expanding its operations in Laurel. The expansion involves the addition of a new processing line and the renovation of the company's existing facility. The project represents a company investment of $3 million and is creating 150 new jobs. ...Read More »


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The HUP was also the first production helicopter to feature auto-pilot.
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I had some pretty bad stomach pains when I first got pregnant. Actually, cramping is a very early sign of pregnancy. Usually, if there is no spotting, then that is a good sign. It's probably just your uterus getting ready for the baby (and the hormones). I would suggest heating pads...I had my boyfriend lay his hand on my belly and it also worked (it was warm like a heating pad and it comforted me). Unfortunately, there is little they can do for a miscarriage (it usually happens early because there is some genetic abnormality, nothing you would do). Hope everything turns out alright!
Elizabeth (29) + Jeff (34) on 5/4/2013
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Ladies, be careful. You are really not supposed to use a heating pad while you are pregnant (on your back is fine, but not on your belly). You are not even supposed to take a very hot bath. It may be too much heat on the fetus - they are not able to get rid of extra heat by sweating, like we can.
Mama to 4 y.o. Sass Prodigy Princess
Surrogate twin girls born 9-17-13
Thanks for the information about the heating pad! I guess I'll stick to my boyfriend's hand! There are so many things to learn about being pregnant
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Paul McCartney Is Dead Is Alive, Thankfully
There are 82 comments on the River Front Times story from Jul 2, 2012, titled Paul McCartney Is Dead Is Alive, Thankfully. In it, River Front Times reports that:
So far as I can tell, this is what differentiates a fun conspiracy theory from an annoying one: A fun conspiracy theory puts far too serious a spin on an unserious issue, while an annoying one maps too unserious a worldview over a serious one.
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#63 Dec 1, 2012
Ha ha Yuk yuk.
#65 Dec 2, 2012
I agree. Even the ears changed from 1966 to 1967. Not only did his face grow longer and narrower, but he grew at least 2 or3 inches taller than John. LOL!!!! Wow, I wonder how that happened? For me though, the main difference was the chin. The round shaped chin of
Paul McCartney in 1966 suddenly became a long, pointy, crooked chin in 1967. I will give his imposter William Shears Campbell credit, he is quite talented, especially noticeable when listening to songs like Maybe I'm Amazed and Let it Be. He's no doubt a damn good musician in his own right
. He's just not Paul. Ringo Starr even said that he was the only remaining Beatle after George Harrison died.
#66 Dec 2, 2012
McCartney WAS alive until November 1966 when he died in a car crash. He hadn't noticed that the lights had changed. Remember? So let me introduce to you, the one and only Billy Shears. Remember?
#68 Dec 2, 2012
He only had a beard for a brief period during the Let it Be era. I'm talking about how noticeably longer and narrower his face was while he was CLEAN SHAVEN!!!! But I think you already knew that, didn't you? I suppose you also conveniently failed to notice the different ears, different nose, different jawline, substantial increase in height, noticeably different foot size, the long crooked chin that the real Paul McCartney NEVER HAD, how his eyes changed from BROWN TO GREEN between 1966 and 1967. The distance between the bottom of his nose and his upper lip change. You probably think all that was a silly joke too, right? BTW, the excuse you made about the beard was the lamest one I've ever heard. That was like saying that I'm right but you just couldn't admit. Don't look now, but your tail is showing.
#69 Dec 2, 2012
How could Billy Shears aka William Campbell be a fictional character when it is a known fact that he was BORN November 15, 1943? If you are not familiar with who William Campbell is, then why are you even on this thread? That's who replaced the original Paul. Why else would George Harrison menacingly refer to Paul as "Beatles Bill" after November 1966? So far, the only thing you've done is deny the obvious.
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#70 Dec 2, 2012
OK, I would like to give my oppinion on the Paul is dead conspiracy. It was all a hoax the Beatles perpetrated themselves. Listen to their early interviews, the Beatles had a sense of humor, & they played a joke on their fans. Maybe they could find someone who looked like him, but it would be impossible to find someone who sounded like him, & had the same musicianship & songwriting talent. The person who wrote Michelle & Yesterday is the same person who wrote Let It Be & Maybe Im Amazed.
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#71 Dec 2, 2012
Why not that a guy from Michigan started it all? Even Mills told a reporter that she knew things that were "beyond belief" and the conspiracy theorists connected that to the hoax. And we will never know, won't we? If this is a way to kill your day, enjoy it at least! Don't expect all the world to believe it, though.
#74 Feb 22, 2013
Both Paul McCartney and William Campbell aka Faul were and are amazing musicians. Nobody but Campbell could have step in on such short notice and fooled the world like he did making virtually everyone believe he was the real Paul, so hats off to him. I have immense respect for both of them as incredible geniuses. I know that hindsight is 20/20 and it's so easy to say "what if" but if only Paul hadn't given that girl a ride in 1966 that jumped on him while he was driving, causing him to wreck his Aston Martin, he would probably still be here today.
Athens, Greece
#76 Jun 30, 2013
#78 Jul 1, 2013
Well, whether Paul is dead or not, something is certainly fishy. I looked on some various sites and saw some pictures comparing Paul to the replacement, aka Faul. Some things are unexplainable, for instance his head shape changed and he suddenly grew taller than before. But if Paul really did die, I find it hard to believe that everyone could just cover up his death like nothing happened. Part of me believes he is dead and another part believes he is alive.
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#79 Jul 1, 2013
Logically thinking, it was very hard if not impossible for the others to find in such a little time a guy as talented as Paul. Not just a look alike. Some would say:they found a more talented one. Nay...We would have heard of "William Campbell" if he had been so talented. Something, somewhere, sometime...But, no. We do know Paul McCartney.
#80 Jul 1, 2013
The beatles--boring the musically literate for over 40 years. Bunch of drug addled marxist brits!
#81 Jul 1, 2013
Saul -Faul the Mccartney twins stood in for Paul when Paul got tired of touring and being a Beatle.
Athens, Greece
#82 Jul 18, 2013
I don't believe it's the voice of George or the content of it. I post it just to kill time.
Athens, Greece
#84 Jul 19, 2013
By the way, I like when I get bad judgemarks. It means that I am doing well.
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#86 Sep 7, 2013
finally Simone... He's dead... I added him on vine and just to inform all his followers that he's not the same after 66 .. Plus I have undoctered photos from albums... Real Paul looks nothing like faul
#88 Sep 7, 2013
Ha ha yuk yuk .
#90 Sep 11, 2013
I agree. The proof is overwhelming for those who will simply look objectively at all of the evidence presented. Many music industry insiders have known this for years even before any forensic evidence was presented. I remember watching a clip just the other day of the 1990 Grammys where Faul received a lifetime achievement award presented by Meryl Streep. Faul looked nervous as a cat onstage while the presentation was being made because he KNEW that there were a considerable number of artists in the audience that were fully aware that he was not Paul.
#93 Sep 14, 2013
get a life
#94 Sep 15, 2013
Hope you are joking, if not...... well you know .......only a dope believes the Faul BS.
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Note: The following University of Missouri Extension market report was released on September 19.
In the September 12 USDA report, the 2010-11 corn ending stocks were projected at 920 million bushels.This was down 20 million bushels from the August report.Corn for food, seed and industrial use and exports were both increased 10 million bushels.
For the 2011-12 crop, ending stocks were cut 42 million bushels to 672 million.The crop yield was reduced almost five bushels/acre to 148.1 bushels per acre.Total corn supply was cut 422 million bushels. Use was cut 400 million bushels with cuts in feed of 200 million, ethanol 100 million, and exports 100 million bushels.
World corn ending stocks for 2011-12 were increased 3 million metric tons (mmt) from last month's report. Argentina's corn production was increased 1.5 mmt and Brazil's 4 mmt.
The reduction in corn demand by USDA is based more on the lack of availability of corn that an actual slowdown in demand. That means corn prices will need to remain fairly strong at least into the spring to ration demand.
Technicals Corn
The contract high on the December corn futures is $7.79 and on the daily continuation chart it is $8.00. Price support is in the $6.70 to $6.80 price range. The daily price momentum indicator, slow stochastic, is in an extremely oversold position.This means any positive news such as poor yields or good exports should result in a rally in prices.
Marketing Corn
For corn you need to sell at harvest, I would continue to make sales at present price levels.For corn you plan to store, I would look for rallies back into the $7.50 to $8.00 price range.
In the September USDA report, the 2010-11 soybean ending stocks were projected at 225 million bushels down five million bushels from the August report. Crush was increased five million bushels.
The 2011 -12 soybean ending stocks were projected at 165 million bushels, 10 million bushels more than the August report.Total use was increased 15 million bushels due to an increase in exports.The soybean yield was increased 0.4 bushels per acre to 41.8.
World soybean ending stocks for 2011-12 are projected at 62.6 million metric tons (mmt), up 1.5 mmt from the August report.
Technicals Soybeans
November futures made a new contract high of $14.65 on August 31.Since then, prices have tumbled over $1.00 per bushel.Initial price support is at $13.50 with the next price support at $12.80.
Just as in corn, the daily price momentum indicator, slow stochastic, is extremely oversold, therefore, a bounce in prices could come at any time with news of poor yields or good exports.
Marketing Soybeans
$13.50 is an important price support level, and if prices fall below this level then prices could fall to $12.80.If you still need to make some sales, I would scale in some sales now. For soybeans that you plan to store, I would use rallies back into the $13.75 to $14.00 price range.
Wheat ending stocks for the 2011-12 crop year are projected at 761 million bushels, up 90 million bushels from the August supply and demand report.
Wheat use was cut 80 million bushels with a 75 million bushel reduction in exports and five million bushel cut in feed. Imports were increased 10 million bushels.
World wheat ending stocks for 2011-12 are projected at 194.6 mmt, up six mmt from the August report. The primary reason for the increase in the ending stocks are the projected larger wheat crops in Canada, EU-27, FSU-12, and the Ukraine.
Technicals Wheat
The July 2012 futures contract rallied up to $8.45 on August 31, but has given back approximately $1.00 of that move.Price support is at $7.12 to $7.20 price range. Just as in corn and soybeans, the slow stochastics price momentum indicator is extremely oversold; therefore prices are due for a bounce.
Marketing Wheat
Seasonally, the best time to make new crop wheat sales is at planting during October.I would suggest focusing your marketing during that time period.Some weather forecasts are still projecting continued dry conditions this fall for Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas.This could limit wheat seedings and result in higher prices.
Cotton ending stocks for the 2010-11 crop year were projected at 2.60 million bales, down 0.25 million bales from the August supply and demand report. Domestic use was increased 0.1 million bales.
For the 2011 -12 cotton crop, ending stocks were projected at 3.4 million bales. This is up 0.1 million bales from the August report.A combination of several supply and demand factors led to the change in the ending stocks.The big change was a 1.0 million increase in planted acres, but harvested acres were only increased 0.18 million acres.Exports were cut 0.3 million bales.
World cotton ending stocks for 2011-12 are projected at 51.9 million bales, down 0.7 million bales from the August report.
Technicals Cotton
The December 2011 futures are in an uptrend since it made a low of $0.93 on August 9. Near-term resistance is at $1.15 with price support at $1.10 and $1.05.
Marketing Cotton
It is important for a cotton producer to remain in close contact with his cotton buyer to get the most current price quotes.
In the near term, you may want to target sales if prices close above $1.15 or below $1.05.
The ending stocks for the 2010-11 crop were cut 2.7 million cwt to 48.4 million cwt.
For the 2011 -12 rice crop, ending stocks were increased 5.1 million cwt from the August report to 38.3 million cwt.Just as in cotton, several supply and demand factors were updated.Exports were cut four million cwt.
World rice ending stocks for 2011-12 are projected at 98.7 mmt up 0.8 mmt from the August report.
Technicals Rice
The November futures have ran into price resistance at $18.50.Support is at $17.60 and then at $17.00.
Marketing Rice
For cash rice quotes, contact your rice buyer to get the most current price quotes and cash price outlook.
If prices rally back to the $18.00 to $18.50 level you may want to add a few more sales.Also you may want to add sales if prices close below $17.00.


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One way or another, the Texas Tech men's basketball team will have five players in uniform and on the court at 8 p.m. today when the Red Raiders tangle with TCU at the Tarrant County Convention Center in the Fort Worth Classic.
Whether or not any more than five or six players would be available by tipoff remained in limbo until late Wednesday, though.
Because of the snow, ice and cold that pummeled West Texas over the last several days, six Tech players were left stranded in the Metroplex Christmas night and never made it back to Lubbock for scheduled workouts Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Raider assistant coach Alvin Brooks joined those six Andre Emmett, Jamal Brown, Johnny Phillips, Marcus Shropshire, Jayson Mitchell and Ronald Hobbs for practices each day, while Tech head coach James Dickey and the rest of his staff worked with players who were able to make it back to the Hub City.
''It's been different, that's for sure,'' said Dickey, who feverishly worked his cellular telephone to line up a practice site for the stranded players and Brooks. ''We were able to get something set up and get some individual work done, but we're a little behind where we need to be for game preparation.''
The Lubbock-based Raiders did manage to board a charter flight Wednesday afternoon and presumably rendezvoused with the rest of their teammates. If so, Dickey said he and his players would go about business as usual to get ready for the Horned Frogs.
''As long as we can get back on the same schedule we'll be fine,'' Dickey said. ''We'll have a shoot-around and work out (today) and have our pre-game meal together and get back to normal.''
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''We did a lot of five-on-zero scrimmaging," Marshall said with a chuckle. ''We were able to work on some plays and do some conditioning. But it was strange to work out with just five guys.''
Any conditioning might serve the Raiders (5-4) well today in their next-to-last pre-Big 12 Conference contest.
TCU (8-3) leads the nation in scoring at 98.5 points per game, and the Frogs have eclipsed 100 points in six of 11 games this season. Senior forward Ryan Carroll leads the way for TCU, averaging 19.4 points a game. Seven of the Frogs have scored 20 points or more in a game this season.
''We have to come out ready to run, but we also have to try and slow things down and set the pace we want,'' Marshall said. ''We feel like if we can slow (TCU) down and pound the ball inside to Andy and Cliff then we'll be able to establish the right tempo.''
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During the initial phase of the project, a prototype SNP analysis chip will be developed into an applicable tool. This includes the establishment of robust SOPs, inclusion of and verification of newly identified SNP sites, as well as an evaluation against currently used SNP analysis methods. In parallel, health centre and community surveys in the respective field sites will be set up by field teams. Furthermore, studies on resistance markers for artemisinin derivatives and large-scale sequencing on known resistance markers will be conducted from the beginning of the project onwards. As soon as health centre and community surveys have been set up, in vitro drug sensitivity studies will be performed. Upon conducting the first community surveys, samples will be prepared according to standard methods for molecular genotyping and analysed using the produced SNP micro array, but will also be tested against RFLP-based SNP analysis. Also during this process, technology transfer will take place in two selected field sites with appropriate infrastructure. Optimisation and the addition of new marker SNPs to the micro array system will be ongoing throughout the process. Quality control and further system validation will be performed by repeating approximately 10% of samples for SNP micro array analysis, but also for comparative analysis using classical SNP analysis methods.
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Focus: Discovering, developing, and commercializing small molecule drugs for "serious" unmet medical needs.
Key products and pipeline: Lead product Jakafi® (ruxolitinib), a JAK1 and JAK2 inhibitor, is currently approved in the U.S. for intermediate or high-risk myelofibrosis. Pipeline includes three additional Jakafi indications—polycythemia vera (Phase III), pancreatic cancer (Phase II), and solid/hematologic tumors (Phase I/II)—and five compounds, including INC280 (formerly INCB28060) for solid tumors, for which worldwide rights have been licensed to Novartis (Phase II); INCB24360 for metastatic melanoma and ovarian cancer (both Phase II); and INCB39110 for myelofibrosis, rheumatoid arthritis, and psoriasis (all Phase I/II).
Why attractive: Incyte has built on its successful 2012 launch of Jakafi for myelofibrosis, with the drug generating $102.4 million for the first half of 2013, more than double the year-ago number of $49 million. In August, Incyte raised its range of projected annual sales for Jakafi, to between $220 million and $230 million, a change from $210 million to $225 million. The company's pipeline has wowed partners and investors: Ruxolitinib for pancreatic cancer showed overall survival of 42% vs. 11% for placebo, in results released August 21. Earlier this year, Incyte captured a $25 million milestone payment from Novartis once it formally launched the Phase II trial for INC280 in April, under a 2009 agreement that could land Incyte more than $1 billion. Phase III data for the polycythemia vera indication for Jakafi is expected early next year.
Focus: Rapid development of therapies for "serious" diseases with limited treatment options.
Key products and pipeline: Xtandi® (enzalutamide, formerly MDV3100) capsules for metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC). Medivation and Astellas Pharma are jointly responsible for commercialization and development of Xtandi in the U.S, while outside the U.S., Astellas oversees development and commercialization, paying Medivation a tiered royalty ranging from the low teens to the low twenties on aggregate net sales. Pipeline includes several new indications for Xtandi including prechemotherapy CRPC (one ongoing Phase III trial, and two Phase II trials), neoadjuvant therapy (Phase II), and breast cancer (a Phase II study in advanced, androgen receptor positive triple-negative breast cancer that began enrollment in June).
Why attractive: Xtandi successfully launched last year, and has generated $161.5 million in net sales for the first half of 2013. In June, Xtandi won marketing approval from the European Union for adult men with mCRPC whose disease has progressed on or after docetaxel therapy. The EU approval triggered a $15 million milestone payment from Astellas to Medivation. By year's end, Medivation expected to release promising additional data on Xtandi for prechemo CRPC, and eventually compete head on with Johnson & Johnson mCPRC drug Zytiga.
Focus: Discovering, developing, manufacturing, and commercializing medicines for serious medical conditions that include eye diseases, colorectal cancer, and a rare inflammatory condition, with developmental drugs in other areas of high unmet medical need including hypercholesterolemia, oncology, rheumatoid arthritis, allergic asthma, and atopic dermatitis.
Key products and pipeline: Arcalyst (rilonacept), marketed to U.S. patients since 2008 for Cryopyrin-Associated Periodic Syndromes (CAPS) including familial cold autoinflammatory syndrome (FCAS) and Muckle-Wells Syndrome (MWS) in adults and children 12 and older; Eylea® (aflibercept), launched in 2011 for neovascular (wet) age-related macular degeneration (AMD), with a second indication, macular edema following central retinal vein occlusion, approved by FDA in 2012. Regeneron collaborates with Bayer HealthCare on development of Eylea. Also last year, Regeneron joined Sanofi in obtaining FDA approval for Zaltrap® (ziv-aflibercept) Injection for intravenous infusion for macular edema following central retinal vein occlusion.
Pipeline consists of more than a dozen drug candidates and/or indications including four in Phase III: Eylea for diabetic macular edema (DME) and branch retinal vein occlusion (BRVO); sarilumab (REGN88) for rheumatoid arthritis; and alirocumab (REGN727) for LDL cholesterol reduction.
Why attractive: In a word, Eylea. The drug enjoyed a very successful launch, with U.S. sales more-than-doubling in the first half of 2013, up 103% to $644 million. Total worldwide sales stood at $805 million, versus $318 million in 1H 2012. Twice this year, Regeneron has raised its estimated full-year Eylea net sales forecast—most recent after the second quarter, when the company upped its projection to between $1.3 billion and $1.35 billion.
Morningstar's Karen Andersen, however, told GEN: "I think Regeneron is not as likely to be acquired, given the stability of their relationship with Sanofi and the financial structure of their collaboration." Earlier this year she told Reuters another factor boding against an acquisition was the doubling of its share price since mid-2012.
Focus: Developing and commercializing innovative, empowered antibody-based therapies for the treatment of cancer.
Key products and pipeline: Adcetris® (brentuximab vedotin) for relapsed Hodgkin lymphoma (HL) and relapsed systemic anaplastic large-cell lymphoma (sALCL), approved as the first in a new class of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) by FDA in 2011 and HealthCanada this year. Adcetris was developed with Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Company, which has worldwide exclusive rights except in the U.S. and Canada, which are held by Seattle Genetics. The drug is in more than 20 ongoing clinical trials, including four Phase III studies—post-transplant HL relapse prevention; relapsed CD30-positive cutaneous T-cell lymphoma; Frontline HL (+ chemotherapy); and Frontline CD30-positive mature T-cell lymphomas (+ chemotherapy). An additional five indications are the subject of Phase II studies. The pipeline also has six additional compounds in preclinical phases through Phase I.
Why attractive: Adcetris has delivered net product sales of $69.7 million from January–June, just above $69.2 million a year earlier. However, collaboration revenue doubled to $55.3 million and royalty revenues from Adcetris jumped nearly five-fold, to $5.9 million from $1.2 million in 1H'12.
The company is also well-viewed for its rich pipeline, as well as its crafting of ADC licensing agreements with 12 biopharmas—including giants like AbbVie, Bayer, Genentech, GSK, and Pfizer—which have generated more than $225 million for the company. In the most recent such deal in June, Seattle Genetics netted $20 million in up-front and option exercise fees for worldwide rights to its auristatin-based ADC technology with antibodies to several oncology targets, with up to $500 million in milestone payments possible.
Seattle Genetics says it's more focused on expanding use of Adcetris than on finding a buyer: "We have a great trajectory in the future," CEO Clay Siegall told Reuters, adding: "I believe that our big shareholders are supportive of that. I don't have any pressure on me to try to run out and do some deal."
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Wildfire managers: Drones a threat to firefighters
BOISE, Idaho -- Unmanned drones flying over wildfires could lead to firefighter injuries and force retardant bombers to be called off, wildfire managers say.
At least three drones have flown within or near restricted airspace intended for wildfire fighting aircraft so far this year, the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise announced Friday. That's up from one incident in 2013.
"We're seeing an increase in people wanting to film from a distance with hobby aircraft," said spokesman Mike Ferris, noting wildfires are often buzzing with low-flying planes and helicopters. "If you had one of these would you fly it near an airport?"
In June, a drone was spotted at the Two Bulls Fire near Bend in central Oregon. Drones have also been spotted at a fire in Washington state that destroyed hundreds of homes, and another that went aloft at a Northern California wildfire.
"Anytime that that happens, folks working these fires are going to feel compromised and they're not going to want to fly until they're sure the airspace is safe to fly in," said Aitor Bidaburu, chair of the National Multi-Agency Coordinating Group at the center. "We have enough hazards on the ground."
Managers said tankers trying to make drops to protect firefighters or homes might have to turn away if a drone is in the area.
The Federal Aviation Administration allows hobbyists to use model aircraft or small drones as long as they keep them away from airports, fly them under 400 feet and keep the aircraft within sight of the remote-controlling operator at all times.
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OXNARD, Calif. -- Dez Bryant missed his fourth straight day of practice because of a hip/quadriceps injury, but if the work he was doing on the side Tuesday was any indication, he should be back to the field soon.
What Bryant went through on the sidelines might have been more difficult than practice, especially one that featured wide receiver-friendly short-yardage and goal-line situations.
Bryant went through a rigorous session of resistance training with associate athletic trainer Britt Brown, and he ran a number of cross-field sprints. Never once did he appear to labor.
The Cowboys are being extra cautious with Bryant, who was off to an impressive start to training camp. Coach Jason Garrett said the team sometimes has to protect players from themselves, such as with Miles Austin, Jason Witten and Sean Lee. Bryant, who is the subject of this week's Hot Button debate, is in that category as well.


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Pack in your veggies with this flavorful cream soup. Serve it hot with a grilled cheese sandwich, or try it chilled with a dollop of reduced-fat sour cream.
9 servings (serving size: 1 cup)
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Recipe Time
Prep: 25 Minutes
Cook: 30 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Calories 90
Caloriesfromfat 13 %
Fat 1.3 g
Satfat 0.7 g
Protein 4.1 g
Carbohydrate 17.3 g
Fiber 2.8 g
Cholesterol 3 mg
Iron 0.7 mg
Sodium 544 mg
Calcium 46 mg
2 (14-ounce) cans fat-free, less-sodium chicken broth
4 garlic cloves, peeled
2 1/2 cups coarsely chopped onion (about 1 large)
1 large peeled baking potato, cut into 8 pieces (about 8 ounces)
3 carrots, peeled and cut into 6 pieces (about 5 ounces)
5 medium zucchini, cut into 10 pieces (about 2 pounds)
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1/3 cup half-and-half
2 tablespoons chopped fresh dill
1. Combine first 6 ingredients in a Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Bring to a boil; cover, reduce heat, and simmer 20 minutes or until vegetables are very tender.
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Singapore landmark for Formula One
The first night race in Formula One (F1) history will take place in Singapore from September 26th – 28th.
It is also one of only three races to be run anti-clockwise this season, as drivers speed their way around 61 laps of the 24-turn circuit in the city"s Marina Bay.
Drivers have had their practice schedule specially extended for the night event to allow the teams extra time to adjust to the new conditions.
The Singapore Grand Prix is also the ever first race to be held on a street circuit in Asia, alongside old favourite Monaco and this year"s European Grand Prix in Valencia, Spain.
At last week"s dramatic Italian Grand Prix at Monza, the Championship really heated up, with British driver Lewis Hamilton seeing his lead trimmed to just a single point.
However, the real story was Toro Rosso"s Sebastian Vettel becoming F1"s youngest ever winner, giving his team its first victory with a faultless performance.
Current world champion Kimi Raikkonen says "it will take a miracle" to retain his title, but commentators suggest this year"s Ferrari car might be suited to the heat and humidity of Singapore.
"The atmosphere will be very exciting", said the Finn.
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Matt! It looks great - can't wait to see it in person.
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Hi Matt! I'm taking this class too. So happy to see you here. Isn't it fun to be able to hear Amy's voice at the click of a button? I miss camp.
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Trans-Siberian Orchestra reaches for new heights
At this point, Trans-Siberian Orchestra is more than just a holiday tradition: It's a well-oiled institution and a major moneymaking machine.
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Conte plans Chelsea defensive clear-out with Cahill set to be axed
Cahill was again at fault for Arsenal's second goal at the Emirates
Cahill was again at fault for Arsenal's second goal at the Emirates
Roy Hodgson backed his England team to complete automatic qualification for next summer's World Cup by beating Poland on Tuesday night.
Qualification remains in the Three Lions' hands
The Blues have been linked with a move for the unsettled Uruguay striker
Former captain ends self-imposed exile, but problems remain in his relationship with FA and Ferdinand
Newcastle defender rewarded for best spell of career with return to the national squad
Manchester United defender was forced to pull out of squad this week
The absence of a call from Wembley this time really would defy any rationale
Full-back Ryan Bertrand never feared Chelsea would crash out of the Europa League last night, despite waiting until the final kick of the game to seal their progress to the last 16.
Chelsea midfielder was not used in defeat to Corinthians
Corinthians 1 Chelsea 0: The Copa Libertadores champions joined Barcelona as the only teams to win the tournament twice, after their first title in 2000
Joleon Lescott believes England's tough battle to qualify for the 2014 World Cup could stand them in good stead as he looks to form a first-choice centre-back partnership with Phil Jagielka.
Phil Jagielka admits he has "mixed emotions" over John Terry's retirement from international football as he strives to cement his own spot in the England team.
Roy Hodgson lost the second member of his original 23-man Euro 2012 squad to injury yesterday when Gareth Barry was forced to withdraw after scans revealed the extent of damage in a stomach muscle torn during Saturday's friendly win over Norway.
Ferdinand the fall guy of Hodgson's belief the pair cannot get on together
England had a new manager in his interview blazer – and a new captain guaranteed to please a majority of fans happy to trade the remnants of the golden generation that never happened for the odd salt-of-the-earth professional.
Bolton have completed the signing of United States defender Tim Ream from the New York Red Bulls for an undisclosed fee.


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In Brief: Militants attack U.S. aid group in Kabul
Militants attack U.S. aid group in Kabul
KABUL, Afghanistan -- The Taliban attacked an American charity and a nearby day care center Friday, sending foreigners -- including women and children -- fleeing while Afghan security forces battled the gunmen. An Afghan girl, a driver and all five attackers were killed.
The assault is the latest aimed at foreigners in the Afghan capital, Kabul, and suggests the Taliban are shifting tactics to focus on civilian targets that aren't as heavily protected as military and government installations.
Syrian government accused of blocking aid
BEIRUT -- An international rights group said Friday that Syria's government was obstructing aid to war-torn areas by denying aid agencies permission to use rebel-held border crossings, affecting the lives of about 3 million Syrians living in tough-to-reach places.
Human Rights Watch said Syria only allowed aid organizations to use the one border crossing with Turkey that remains in government hands near the far northern city of Qamishli.
U.N. agencies generally do not cross borders without government permission, even if a government isn't in control of a certain area or crossing.
Gunman dead, officer wounded at courthouse
BRAMPTON, Ontario -- A man was shot and killed after opening fire in a courthouse just outside Toronto, injuring a police officer on Friday, officials said.
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit said a man entered the courthouse in Brampton, Ontario, and fired shots, injuring a police officer in the security screening area before being fatally shot by police. The wounded officer is in stable condition at a Toronto hospital.
Such shootings in Canada are rare.
Alex Anderson said he was in the hallway of the first floor of the building when he heard a shot being fired.
"I heard one shot and I didn't think too much of it," Anderson said. "Then a series of shots that just went two, three, four, five. In that process, people were running.
Christie defends integrity of report
TRENTON, N.J. -- Gov. Chris Christie on Friday defended a report by taxpayer-funded lawyers who cleared him of any involvement in closing lanes near the George Washington Bridge for political reasons, saying it "will stand the test of time."
His appearance came a day after a report from a law firm he hired issued a 345-page summary of the scandal.
"I think the report will stand the test of time and it will be tested by the other investigations that are going on," Christie said, referring to separate probes by federal prosecutors and a special legislative committee.
Christie said the lawyers who produced the report would not "give away their reputations to do some kind of slipshod job for me."
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If any doubts remained about the Monterey football team prior to Friday night, consider them gone.
If there was any question that the Plainsmen should be considered the team to beat in District 3-5A, the answer was delivered in resounding fashion at Lowrey Field.
As in Monterey 31, Odessa Permian 13.
Yes, that Permian, the one that has more or less owned District 3-5A teams over the years. In fact the Panthers hadn't lost to the Plainsmen since 1965.
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But after Friday's performance, consider the Mojo curse no more.
''We knew Permian was a good team and we knew we had to come out and play our best game,'' said Plainsman defensive back Benny Smith, who delivered a huge hit that forced a fumble and then returned an interception 21 yards for the game-breaking touchdown in the fourth quarter. ''We made some big plays when we had to and that was the difference.''
Indeed, Monterey (4-1) came up with all the right moves at exactly the right times against the Panthers (3-2). And Permian made mistakes at the most inopportune junctures.
In addition to Smith's forced fumble and interception, the Plainsmen forced two other fumbles. Three of Permian's turnovers led to Monterey points: Smith's set up a 45-yard Marvin McCurry field goal right before halftime, his pick gave the Plainsmen a 24-7 lead and another fumble led to Marcus Woodard's 1-yard run midway through the fourth period.
''In a game of momentum switches like this one was, turnovers are big to begin with, and then when you cash them in they become even bigger,'' MHS head coach James Morton said.
As are big-play touchdowns on offense. Monterey wasn't spectacular when it had the ball, managing only 253 total yards.
But with a 3-0 lead, the Plainsmen delivered their biggest and perhaps most important offensive play of the night.
The Plainsmen couldn't generate anything in the first half, producing just 91 yards on 26 snaps. They were still scuffling on the opening series of the third period, and found themselves facing a 3rd-and-9 from the MHS 49.
Quarterback Nathan Nash faked a handoff and drifted back, waited long enough for Josh Washington to separate from a defender on an out route and then lofted a perfect strike to his receiver at the Permian 20. Washington loped into the end zone for a 10-0 MHS lead that took some steam out of a stingy Permian defense.
''That play gave the offense confidence that we could run any play,'' Washington said. ''It opened up the passing game, and gave everybody a lift.''
The Panthers roared back after the Monterey TD. The Plainsmen tried an onside kick that trickled out of bounds at the Monterey 45. Permian churned out nine plays and covered the 45 yards in 4:22 and cut the deficit to 10-7 on Justin Whitaker's 1-yard sneak.
After the two teams traded punts, Monterey was pinned deep in its own territory and set up to punt from the 17. McCurry got off a booming 60-yard kick, but he was also knocked on his backside by Vincent Granado. Permian was flagged for toughing the punter, which produced an automatic first down.
''We had kind of clawed our way back into the ballgame at that point and then we had a kid make a huge mental mistake,'' Panther head coach T.J. Mills said. ''We had the return on all the way, so he was supposed to guarantee that the punter got the ball off before he hit anybody.''
The Plainsmen carved out two more first downs before McCurry again had to punt, putting Permian at the 13. On the Panthers' first snap, Jayson Dorman coughed up the ball and Steve Vargas recovered at the 16. Woodard plowed in from a yard out four plays later.
On Permian's first play, Monterey defensive end Jordan Simpson batted Whitaker's pass into the air and Smith plucked it out of the air and followed a Plainsmen convoy into the end zone.
''Simpson jumped up and hit the ball and it came right to me,'' Smith said. ''I just caught it and followed my guys on in.''
Monterey is idle next week before opening district play Oct. 14 at Amarillo.
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PASSING: Permian, Whitaker 6-14-1 117 yards; Monterey, Nash 5-9-0 92 yards, Anderson 0-2-0 0.
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Hello all. I am curious to know if anyone has used the film material to cover thier headlights or taillights instead of the typical hard plastic covers.Any reply or info would be appreciated. Thanks bones64:Hey::Hey:
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I hear the new thing is to spray the taillights with VHT paint . I don't know that I''ll get in to that , police can definitely be hard asses around here .
I know there's a film to do that but I agree with tom blue ram, you certainly going to be stopped by the cops frequently
I have personally used the vht spray tint (nightshades), its very easy to control how dark or light you want to go and if you dont like it nail polish remover takes it right off and doesn't mess with the lights finish, and you can redo it or leave it off, I did 2 sets of tails and third brake light with one can and still had some left over. Just a thought im assuming this is a much easier route than film, I dont know if youve ever tried to tint windows, but imagine tinting a window with all the curves that are in our headlights and tails.
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Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Dr. Mark Jones is a leader in the field of mental health and restorative therapy, and the founder and owner of Liberty Alliance Group – a private therapy practice located in San Antonio, TX. Dr. Jones is the author of Walking Wounded, and has been a Licensed Therapist since 1992 as well as an ordained minister. He offers individual, family and group therapy and counseling services as well as seminars, work shops and grief recovery.
Nancy Sheridan, is a Biblical Counselor and Certified Restorative Therapist, highly skilled in the therapeutic use of essential oils for anointing and balancing the body both emotionally and physically. As the wife of an Army officer, Nancy also counsels with military clientele and their families, helping navigate the demands and difficulties that come with deployment.
At Liberty Alliance Group, our purpose is to help each client experience healing and wholeness so that they can live life to the fullest and maximize their God given potential.
Our group also offers grief recovery for those who have experienced the loss of a loved one through death. This type of loss is typically accompanied by denial, helplessness and vulnerability, loss of control, regrets, situational depression and eventually acceptance and resolution. The five stages of grief are normal. Each individual will process through it differently and experience varying depths of emotions. In these times we encourage you that there is still hope for life and peace.