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The Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) has reported to Maxygen that its proposal for the development of its MAXY-G34 as a countermeasure to acute radiation syndrome (ARS) will not be considered for a contract award.
BARDA found Maxygen's proposal technically sound and highlighted the novel attributes of MAXY-G34, the comprehensive nature of the development plan, the promising efficacy data in animal models, and the safety data in previous studies of MAXY-G34 in breast cancer patients. However, BARDA also noted several weaknesses like dependence on overseas manufacturing, uncertainty regarding intellectual property issues with respect to MAXY-G34, and the company's reliance on consultants and subcontractors.
"We are disappointed and surprised by this outcome given the positive nature of the discussions we have had with BARDA during the proposal review period, but we accept this final decision by them," says James R. Sulat, Maxygen's CEO. "We will evaluate our plans for the MAXY-G34 program in light of this development, and we will seek to create value from the program in other ways."
Maxygen submitted a white paper entitled "Development of MAXY-G34 as a Medical Countermeasure for Acute Radiation Syndrome" in December 2010 in response to a Broad Agency Announcement. In February 2011, following review of the white paper, BARDA invited Maxygen to prepare a full proposal, which was submitted in May of this year.
Back in May 2009, Maxygen obtained $500,000 when it sold Cangene an option to exclusively license MAXY-G34 for ARS. Cangene submitted a bid to BARDA specifying the development of MAXY-G34 in this indication. BARDA, however, decided to eliminate Cangene from the competitive range, and by July 2010 Maxygen reported the expiration of its option and licensing arrangement with Cangene.
If Cangene had been awarded the government development contract and exercised the option, Maxygen would have been eligible to receive additional payments from Cangene, including licensing fees and a specified percentage of any net contract revenues recognized by Cangene under the government contract.
MAXY-G34 is a pegylated granulocyte colony stimulating factor (PEG-GCSF) that has been developed to treat chemotherapy-induced neutropenia. GCSF is a natural protein that stimulates the body's bone marrow to produce neutrophils, a specific type of white blood cell that plays an important role in the defense against bacterial infections.
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It was an ugly day in Cleveland in more ways than one, as the Browns suffered a 31-13 drubbing at the hands of the Tennessee Titans on a cold, rainy, dreary day.
What looked like it could be an evenly matched game on paper as two 2-1 teams faced off turned out to be a lopsided train wreck of a game that was just one fourth quarter Browns' touchdown away from being a total blowout.
We knew this would be a tough game for the Browns, as they faced by far the best opponent they've seen yet this season. We knew there was a good chance the Browns would come out on the wrong end of this one. But most of us didn't expect the Browns to actually regress this week, and unfortunately, that's exactly what happened.
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US auto manufacturer Ford has announced that it will invest some EUR800mn (US$980mn) in its plant in Genk, Belgium, following negotiations with labour unions. In an 18-month programme, the company will continue producing the Mondeo, S-Max, and Galaxy models at the site. BMI believes that ongoing cost-saving measures at the site have made this a more attractive facility to keep open, despite the company's desire to reduce over capacity in Europe.
Recently, there had been some media speculation that none, some, or all of the models would be continued at the plant. Ford Genk employs some 4,500 staff on site, while 1,500 more work for Tier 1 suppliers using a conveyor system for supply, and a further 800 employees are involved at Tier 2 suppliers. As part of the deal to keep production at the site, the labour union agreed to deliver 12% savings costs - an achievement that has already been in place for the past year and a half. BMI believes that these ongoing cost-saving measures formed part of the company's decision to keep current production at the plant and to invest in the facility.
Over the first eight months of 2012, Ford's sales in Europe have fallen some 12% year-on-year (y-o-y), to 645,000 units. The passenger car market across the region declined 6.6% y-o-y in this period, to 8,592,000 units.
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November 8 to 10 — The fishing schedule Washington's DFW granted to us for the week of November 8 was Tuesday and Thursday nights in Seattle, and Tuesday and Thursday days in Hood Canal. In both areas the seiners fished before us on Monday and Wednesday.
There weren't a ton of fish in the canal, but the seiners caught enough to put them WAY ahead of the gillnetters, and catch up most of the remaining non-Indian quota, so the state shut the canal down after Tuesday's fishing. On the Seattle side they cut the seiners' Wednesday opening back to six hours, then gave the gillnetters an extra night, Wednesday night, in addition to our previously scheduled Thursday night opening.
YOWSA! It's enough to make one's head spin, but I just try to keep things simple and not spend my WHOLE life out strangling fish, so I skipped the Hood Canal portion of this week because my boat is so slow and I figured the gillnetters wouldn't catch that much following the seiners in the confines of Hood Canal, which turned out to be the case. I caught about 125 fish on the Seattle side Tuesday night, which turned out to be on the better side of the catches, but still wasn't all that hot, in my opinion.
On Wednesday morning, with the unplanned Wednesday opening staring me in the face, I decided once again to skip the opening. I based this decision on the fact that the entire seine fleet had the whole flood tide to mop up an already spotty assortment of fish, AND my daughter and I were planning an 11-11-11 party/bonfire for her teenage pals, for which I had to prepare. Besides, Fawn John was slated to fish Thursday night, which he did, and added another 100 fish to the season's gross stock.
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Stanford's loss to Utah is quickly fading in the rear view mirror. Saturday's vintage performance, a 24-10 physical manhandling of previously ninth-ranked UCLA, eased many nerves regarding the state of the Cardinal's program. A fortunate weekend elsewhere, one peppered with Top 10 losses nationwide, accomplished the rest in lifting Stanford from a precarious position back into an enviable one. With a win at Oregon State this Saturday, the Cardinal will own the inside track to at least the first edition of this season's Rose Bowl. Loftier goals are not yet out of the question, either. Those discussions, though, are for another time. Here's an examination of the critical victory over UCLA:
- To begin, there's something to be said about the inherent stability of Stanford's program. Following the debacle in Salt Lake City, there was legitimate worry that the Cardinal could stumble to 5-4 by the time of their November 16 visit to the Los Angeles Coliseum. The Bruins had the talent to exploit a decimated defensive line, while Oregon State and Oregon both pose big trouble for any opponent -- especially a wounded one. The Farm Boys, though, did not budge at home against Baby Blue. True to recent form, they dug in and dominated UCLA in all three phases of the game. It's been over four years since Stanford last lost twice in a row, and it's apparent that the Cardinal have a special formula that fosters stability working for them (Look no further than Washington, whose season is spiraling out of control after such a promising 4-0 start, as a counter-example demonstrating instability). Credit Jim Harbaugh, David Shaw, and the rest of the staff for creating an even-keeled juggernaut that's been able to withstand all turbulence for nearly half a decade now.
- This stability has been rooted in Stanford's consistent control of the line of scrimmage, and this upper hand was as apparent as ever on Saturday. Snap infractions, false starts, and injuries destroyed UCLA's offensive line, and the Cardinal fully capitalized despite thinness of their own on the defensive front. Coordinator Derek Mason has long emphasized the importance of defensive versatility from his troops, and it's paying off in a big way for Stanford's shorthanded unit now. Aside from shifting between 3-4 and 4-3 schemes to maximize confusion, Trent Murphy, Blake Lueders, and James Vaughters -- all technically outside linebackers -- assumed a three point stance at the line of scrimmage to fortify the front on more than one occasion. The Cardinal didn't skip a beat despite playing at far less than full strength in this one: They held UCLA 38 points and nearly 300 yards below their season averages coming in.
- On the other side of the ball, Stanford's offensive line
delivered its best performance so far of 2013. Andrus Peat,
whose lightning-fast snap reaction time may give the illusion of
a false start in real time, swallowed UCLA star Anthony Barr on
pass protection. No. 70's run blocking was impressive, too,
especially when Kyle Murphy complemented the left side in the
jumbo package. But the Cardinal's most eye-popping performance
in offensive muscle work came from right guard Kevin Danser, who
opened a pancake house in the Saturday sunshine. Danser teamed
with Khalil Wilkes to produce several commanding double teams,
and his second half obliteration of UCLA's Eddie Vanderdoes
opened a gaping hole for Tyler Gaffney while illustrating the
marked physical advantage a fifth-year senior has over a true
freshman. The Farm Boys ground meat with both brute force and
athleticism up front: Danser, David Yankey, Devon Cajuste, and
Ty Montgomery all plowed the way ahead of Gaffney on more than
one productive run.
- The victory up front earned Stanford a critical edge when it came to time of possession. The Cardinal controlled the ball almost 15 minutes longer than UCLA (37:11 to 22:49), and that advantage was significant in this contest. Gaffney told me that the Bruins defense was noticeably fatigued by the second quarter. Meanwhile, it was clear that the Cardinal's defense had no such problems very deep into the game. When Bruins' center Jake Brendel tried to block Josh Mauro in the fourth quarter, No. 90 responded with first quarter freshness: He shed Brendel's 300-pound frame with his arms and quickly clogged the potential Bruins' running hole up front. Saturday's game put Stanford's winning formula on clear display again: If Oregon State is again unable to run the ball this weekend, the Cardinal will have another shot to control possession and keep their shorthanded defensive line fresh.
- Some uncharacteristic Stanford offensive mistakes actually kept this game closer for much longer than the final yardage figures (Stanford 419, UCLA 266) might indicate. Ty Montgomery's first drop of the season came on what would have been a sure touchdown during the Cardinal's first possession. Tyler Gaffney dropped a well-designed shovel pass that beat a Barr blitz on third-and-short a little later on, extinguishing another potential touchdown opportunity. The Cardinal would have almost certainly punched the ball into the end zone had Cajuste held onto Kevin Hogan's sidearm bullet near the end of the first half. Instead, the throw clanged off his chest and turned into a UCLA interception.
- Shaw's offensive gameplan was extremely conservative. If Hogan maintains Saturday's sharp level of play, that may continue to be a point of great frustration for Stanford fans. No. 8 finished 18-for-25 for 227 yards. He took no sacks, scrambled effectively, was not responsible for the Cardinal's one turnover, and even made a miraculous fumble recovery (shades of Wilkes in overtime at Autzen Stadium last year). It's possible that Shaw was using his quarterback gingerly after two consecutive shaky outings, but Saturday's play at the position -- if it keeps up -- was too good for Stanford to settle on third-and-five hand-offs for the rest of the season. There's a chance the Cardinal will need to ask Hogan to do more on third down this coming week. Oregon State is explosive and they're playing at home. That combination may require Stanford's attack to counter with increased aggressiveness.
- UCLA's seven penalties all seemed to come at just the worst
time. The Bruins' first infraction, in fact, came when they were
setting up the swing pass screen -- the same play Utah used so
effectively against Stanford last week -- for the first time.
With the plan foiled in that particular instance, UCLA did not
throw its first perimeter screen until only 30 seconds remained
in the first quarter. Since their defensive line was handling
the Bruins' damaged front on interior run plays, Stanford was
able to devote extra attention to the outside and snuff out any
serious UCLA activity there. The run never proved to be a great
threat, so Usua Amanam saw more time at nickel back than the
larger Joe Hemschoot. He consistently beat outside blocks and
funneled receivers back toward the middle of the field, where
Jordan Richards feasted with improved angles to the tune of 10
tackles. The Bruins also tried to run variations off swing pass
formations, but quarterback Brett Hundley was never able to
capitalize. His best shot may have come on an early deep attempt
to Shaquell Evans, but the throw sailed over his receiver's
- Hundley was mostly contained to the pocket, where Stanford did a consistent job of bringing a disciplined blitz that trapped him there for most of the afternoon. Vaughters was over-aggressive once, and that allowed Hundley to slip out for a big gain, but the Cardinal were almost perfect when it came to assignment execution. Shayne Skov often patrolled the shallow zone on passing downs, and he closed in quickly on Hundley to deliver a pair of crunching hits when the UCLA sophomore thought about scrambling downfield. Stanford's most disciplined defensive effort so far renews optimism that the Cardinal will be able to compete with Oregon State and Oregon, the next two offensive juggernauts on the schedule.
- Cajuste's injury status will be more clear on Tuesday, and that's a critical question mark for Stanford moving forward. The team's tight ends have accrued only five catches this season, but Saturday's game marked a crucial step forward for the passing game: Wide receivers finally began to consistently deliver the short possession contributions that tight ends have supplied the Cardinal offense in the past. Cajuste's seven-catch, 109-yard effort was vital, especially since UCLA's secondary was paying extra attention to Montgomery. No. 89 converted a key third down on a short pattern out of the slot before using his 6-foot-4, 230-pound frame to out-muscle a cornerback on a jump ball to the outside. Jordan Pratt also delivered 13-yard possession reception in the middle of the zone, the type of catch Stanford has been itching for this season.
- Luke Kaumatule played sparingly on the defensive line after
his conversion from tight end, but Shaw said that his energy was
just what the doctor ordered for the Stanford defense. Blake Martinez also saw his most significant career action at
linebacker for the Cardinal. He usually came onto the field with
Jarek Lancaster to provide rest for Skov and A.J. Tarpley. Kevin Anderson, another second string linebacker, enjoyed another game
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The plaintiffs' bar continues to file consumer class actions challenging food and beverage labels en masse, especially in the Northern District of California—also known as the "Food Court." One particular line of cases—at least 52 class actions, at last count—targets companies selling products containing evaporated cane juice. The battle over evaporated cane juice has become the latest front in the war over whether federal courts should apply the primary-jurisdiction doctrine and dismiss or stay food class actions while awaiting guidance from the federal Food and Drug Administration.
In these cases, plaintiffs allege that the term "evaporated cane juice" is misleading because (in their view) it disguises the fact that the ingredient is a type of "sugar"; they contend that the ingredient should be identified as "sugar." Their theory rests almost entirely on a draft guidance that the FDA issued in 2009, in which the agency proposed the ingredient be called "dried cane syrup" (notably, not "sugar"), and invited public comment on the issue. That guidance suggested that the name "evaporated cane juice" not be used because it suggests the ingredient is a juice.
In response to these lawsuit, many defendants have emphasized that the FDA's 2009 guidance not only is non-binding, but that the existence of the guidance establishes that the FDA is examining the precise issue underlying plaintiffs' theory of liability. Accordingly, defendants argue, courts should let the agency finish its work. Or, put another way, because the federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act squarely authorizes the FDA to regulate the names of ingredients as part of its power to prescribe uniform national standards for food labels, the issue is within the FDA's "primary jurisdiction." Thus, as we have contended in advancing the primary-jurisdiction argument, the issue should be decided by an expert agency, not via litigation brought by profit-motivated consumer class action lawyers.
How have these arguments fared? Because the FDA did not take action for over four years after issuing the 2009 draft guidance, plaintiffs had a great deal of success in convincing courts that the FDA was not actively addressing the evaporated-cane-juice issue further and therefore that applying the primary-jurisdiction doctrine was inappropriate.
All that changed in March 2014, when the FDA published a notice in the Federal Register reopening the comment period on the 2009 draft guidance and emphasizing that it has "not reached a final decision on the common or usual name for" evaporated cane juice and that it "intend[s] to revise the draft guidance, if appropriate, and issue it in final form." [Our firm recently filed a comment with the FDA on this issue.]
As if a light had been switched on, virtually every court to consider the issue since the March notice—at least 10 class actions so far—has ruled in favor of deferring to the FDA's primary jurisdiction in evaporated-cane-juice cases. This overwhelming trend is welcome news.
But from our perspective, the fact that the FDA recently reiterated its interest in this area should not have been necessary to trigger the primary-jurisdiction doctrine. Indeed, even before the March 2014 notice, the question of the proper labeling of evaporated cane juice was one within the primary jurisdiction of the FDA, as at least one court recognized.
To be sure, as one judge has put it, whether the FDA (or another regulatory agency) "has shown any interest in the issues presented by the litigants" appears to be an "unofficial fifth factor" that influences courts grappling with whether primary jurisdiction should be applied in a given case. Greenfield v. Yucatan Foods, L.P., — F. Supp. 2d –, 2014 WL 1891140, at *4-5 (S.D. Fla. May 7, 2014). But this "unofficial fifth factor" is neither necessary nor part of the four, well-recognized factors for applying primary jurisdiction: "(1) [a] need to resolve an issue that (2) has been placed by Congress within the jurisdiction of an administrative body having regulatory authority (3) pursuant to a statute that subjects an industry or activity to a comprehensive regulatory authority that (4) requires expertise or uniformity in administration." Clark v. Time Warner Cable, 523 F.3d 1110, 1115 (9th Cir. 2008).
The same factors were satisfied in the evaporated-cane-juice context even before the March 2014 notice. And—speaking more generally—uncertainty over when the FDA will act should not be treated as an invitation for different courts to apply different state laws and develop differing labeling regimes.
Here's hoping for a few more helpings of primary jurisdiction at the Food Court—and a few more scoops of uniformity and certainty for the food and beverage industry.
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I was wrong........it's a chia-trumpet!
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I have to say the horn was well buffed and lacquered!
There seems to be a small trend towards this -- the colored Martin Committees and Giardinelli just released a "professional line" with colored bells.
I don't know ... might be fun to march with your school colors, or for a Ska band. It would shake up a Brass Band too.
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YA very ugly purple thing (I hate purple!!!)
btw i like the blut trumpet!!
This is just my opinion (No offense Leigh!) but I have always believed that brass instruments should be made with the idea of showing the metal and not painting or lacquering over it with opaque colors. Clear lacquer, satin lacquer, brushed gold, brushed brass, silver plate...all fine. But I just can't get my mind to bend around having a horn that's something other than a metalic color.
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Trumpets by Harrelson... speechless.
What does this have to do with Harrelson Trumpets?
It's the sound that matters, right? I personally find the purple one ugly, because it is lacking in taste. I wouldn't like a car painted that color either. It looks like a toy. Nothing wrong with that, if that's your personal taste. I'd prefer a nice pearl/glitter color, or something hot with flames on it. If you prefer brass..that's nice too :)
I would get tired of a horn like that as my regular horn. I'd have to have it as a second horn.
Most band teachers probably don't like colored trumpets. I think those are pretty ugly.
This is so similar to guitar forums discussing the paint jobs they do on guitars and the people bickering that stained finishes are better (In my opinion they are...)
However...there's no way to resist a shiny horn. That's that medulla oblongata workin' for ya!
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Does this not scream that earnings will be through the roof (revenues increase) since they have elected to divulge this news just days before eps report?
I don't think you can read anything into the timing of this news release. I am hoping for the best from earnings but expecting to be disappointed, al least on the actual earnings side (I'm sure revenue growth will be excellent as always).
I think you hit it right on the button - they are still spending alot of money for their growth, however they are being alot smarter with it than in the past. I think revs will see a nice bump, and I hope they can sqweak out an operating profit.... but I think Q4 is when we can expect a profit, especially with all the moves they have made over the last Q. Q4 is when everything will come to fruition
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yep... also the buy back is at $10... that means BZNE's floor is $10... or about 10% above current trading. If they thought MSLP's prospects were negative, they would have taken it all in unrestricted/non-deferred shares today.
Bingo - the potential value in this company far exceeds 'just a suplement company', they are very similar to a BIOTECH, however they arent at the mercy of the FDA, so I think its a win/win there.
Earnings are going to be exciting this week - I do think they will have a hefty amount expeses with the ARNOLD launch and ramping up production for COSTCO.
I am not anticipating 'great' numbers, but I think they will be good. The GREAT numbers will be coming in Q4 with COSTCO in full swing and the addition of Walgreens to Fitmiss will help boost that brand.
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Natalie Cole's Cause of Death Revealed: Singer Died of Heart Failure
Natalie Cole died as a result of heart failure brought on by idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension (IPAH), her family has revealed.
The iconic R&B and jazz star died at the age of 65 on New Year's Eve at a hospital in Los Angeles.
After undergoing a successful kidney transplant in 2009, she was diagnosed with IPAH, a rare lung disease.
"This is a very serious and progressive disorder," Cole's family said in the statement obtained by PEOPLE. Cole "responded well to PAH-specific agents over many years, during which she performed many concerts world-wide, but eventually succumbed to intractable right heart failure, an outcome that unfortunately commonly occurs in this progressive disorder, despite modern therapies."
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A goal of statistics is to describe a group of data using fewer numbers than contained in that group. Basic summary statistics include numbers estimating the location, such as the mean, and spread, such as the variance, of the data. It may also be useful to describe the skewness of the distribution or the bias toward numbers being lower or higher than the location summary. Highly skewed data may require different methods of analysis. Microsoft Excel provides a built-in function for finding the skewness of a data sample.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has finally provided an initiative that will allow providers greater say in designing a financial risk-sharing initiative. CMS released its Request for Applications (RFA) for participation in its new bundled payment initiative on August 23, 2011. Health care providers can apply to receive Medicare payment for services delivered across an episode of care as a reconciled bundle rather than as payments for separate services.
The Innovation Center at CMS will use its authority under the Affordable Care Act to test alternative models of bundled payments that will incentivize care redesign. Applicants are expected to have experience with cross-provider care improvement efforts, and either have already begun to redesign care or be prepared to commence to redesign care, and enter into payment arrangements that include financial and performance accountability across episodes of care.
If your organization has been reviewing previous initiatives and opportunities from CMS and has not found something that allows tailoring to your particular circumstances, this may provide the needed flexibility. According to CMS, providers will have flexibility to determine which particular episodes of care will be bundled and which services will be included in the bundled payment, so that providers of different sizes and stages of readiness can participate. Gainsharing will also be permitted.
CMS states that all proposals must identify a single entity (e.g., hospital, health system, physician hospital organization, etc.) that will accept financial responsibility for delivery of the bundled payments to Medicare beneficiaries. All applicants must demonstrate the necessary relationships between the awardee and those other service providers necessary to furnish the bundled services. Further, CMS declares in the RFA, "For all proposals that include care across multiple settings, this initiative proposes no limitations on the relationship between the awardee and other entities beyond existing statutory requirements." We interpret this to mean that CMS will not attempt to layer on the governance and other requirements of either the Shared Savings or the Pioneer ACO program.
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We believe the provider community will welcome the flexibility inherent in the bundled payment initiative. In our experience, however, the thinking on payment methodologies is getting even farther ahead of the regulatory environment and causing a great deal of angst within the provider community. Unless the Administration addresses those "existing statutory requirements" in a manner that recognizes that new payment models do not have the same inherent risk as fee-for-service models, many providers will be unwilling to participate in novel risk-sharing arrangements with referral sources. Such a chilling effect will keep the number of applicants lower than it should be.
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