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Chat with Gary Laney
Welcome to GeauxTigerNation! On Tuesday, reporter Gary Laney stops by to chat about the state of LSU football.
Laney joined ESPN.com in 2012 after spending a year and a half as online sports editor of the Baton Rouge Advocate. Before that, he covered LSU sports for the Advocate. He has also been the sports editor at the Beaumont (Texas) Enterprise and covered McNeese State athletics for the Lake Charles (La.) American Press. Laney currently lives in Baton Rouge, La.
Send your questions now and join Laney Tuesday at 1 p.m. CT/2 p.m. ET!
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Gary Laney (1:59 PM)
We finally have a Jeremy Hill update and we have LSU's football camp starting this weekend (on Sunday). Plenty to talk about, so let's get started. We've got 12 questions already lined up, so let's dive in.
Easter (Omaha NE )
What do you see Kenny Hilliards role/production being this year now that Hill is probably done for the year? how do you see the carries shaping out between him and Blue? thanks
Gary Laney (2:02 PM)
I don't think Hill is necessarily, or probably, done for the year. That said, Hilliard looked like he had lost weight in the spring, which I think will help him. He seemed to have that half-a-step of quickness he lacks while still being a big, physical back. His body type is, frankly, more like Jeremy Hill's and that's a good thing for Kenny. Now, having said that, I haven't seen Kenny since the spring. But if the weight stays off, I think he could have a break-out year.
Zach Moseley (Lubbock, TX)
What's your early prediction for the showdown with TCU?
Gary Laney (2:03 PM)
I think people will be surprised by the quality on LSU's defense as some young talent steps up. And LSU will be obviously better on offense. It'll add up to a 7-point LSU win, somewhere around there.
Anthony (Tampa, FL)
Are you surprised that barely any of the top prospects in Louisiana have committed yet?
Gary Laney (2:06 PM)
Surprise might not be the right word. Did I expect this? No. But when you consider that most of the top prospects are in the top 50 or so in the country, it's not surprising. Scroll down the ESPN 300 and you'll find that the deeper you go into the rankings, the more guys are committed. Near the top, most of the players are uncommitted. Considering that this is a top-heavy class in Louisiana -- most of the good players are among the elites -- then it's not shocking that most would let the process play out. But all of them? That wasn't expected.
Bill (NYC)
How many guys on the team know what LSU means?
Gary Laney (2:08 PM)
Not sure if you are asking this from a "do they understand the tradition?" angle or from a "do they understand that the 'L' stands for Louisiana, etc.' Angle. Considering the tone of your past questions, I'd assume it's the latter and leave it at that...
Gatiger (The peach state)
Hello, what's the update on Jeremy hill and how many goes do you think he will miss this season.
Gary Laney (2:10 PM)
Hill was formally charged with misdemeanor simple battery yesterday. So now the case becomes more clear. He violated probation from a misdemeanor by committing another misdemeanor. While the DA has said they will pursue revoking his probation, I have my doubts on whether a judge will agree to that. I lean toward Hill missing a couple of games. Would I be shocked if Hill is off the team or suspended for the whole season? No. Do I expect it? No.
pj (midlo)
when will College Basketball be relevant in Baton Rouge again? sorry for BB question _oldtimer who remembers Pistol Pete and Shaq and even the recent final 4 team in mid 2000s
Gary Laney (2:14 PM)
PJ, LSU looks like a potential top 25 team this year. The Tigers have some young talent coming in and keeping forward Johnny O'Bryant in school for his junior year was huge for this team. I think this is an NCAA tournament team. If it is, then the 2015 and 2016 teams will be key. LSU's problem in the post-Shaq era has been consistency. They've had some good teams, but after every good team -- the Final Four team, the 2009 SEC championship team -- there is a rapid fall. The program needs to string 2-3 successful seasons together. That's the difference between the basketball programs and the wildly popular football and baseball programs. The latter two are annual winners. Basketball has been a peak-and-valley sport.
Anthony (Tampa, FL)
Is Brandon Harris almost a sure lock for LSU? And do you see him being the only QB LSU takes in this years class if he commits?
Joe Dirt (Denham Springs)
How likely is the Brandon Harris to LSU thing? And if he comes, do other offensive players follow? He suggested that he and Trey Quinn may play for the same school.
Gary Laney (2:17 PM)
I'll address both questions together. I think LSU gets Harris next week and that he'll likely be the Tigers' only take in the class at QB. Don't write that in stone, but with the potential needs at RB, FB, K and other places, I doubt if they take 2 QBs. As for other offensive players following Harris, I think there's a pretty good chance that if LSU gets a QB one can have confidence in, that will be attractive to other offensive players, especially receivers. I'm not aware of any outright package deals though.
Gatiger (The peach state)
Who do you think will start opposite Loston in the secondary this season, and how good do you think Jalen Mills will be this season?
Gary Laney (2:20 PM)
I like Ronald Martin at the free safety position and like him enough to add that if any of the other young safeties beat him for the job, that will not so much be a knock on Martin as it will be a case of somebody else being really good. I think Mills has a chance to be an all-SEC type at CB this year. Is he at the Peterson/Claiborne level? That might be a stretch, but I think he can be at least as good as Tharold Simon, who wasn't bad.
Gatiger (The peach state)
How many running backs do you think LSU will take in this class and if so who?
Gary Laney (2:23 PM)
I'm thinking 3 and it will depend on who leaves after the season. We'll know they will lose Blue, a senior. They will almost surely lose Hill as LSU, in the past, has had a way of encouraging problem players to go pro. Now, if Hilliard also leaves, then the need will be great. They are obviously after Fournette and may push hard for Racean Thomas. But there are some guys in state -- Williams out of John Ehret, Palelei out of East Ascension, and several others -- who could come into the picture later in the process.
Tony (Richmond, CA)
For the second offseason is a row the Tigers have lost a major playmaker they were counting on. Which loss will be more impactful, and damaging, Mathieu or Hill?
Gary Laney (2:26 PM)
As I said earlier, I don't necessarily think LSU loses Hill. Think that's still very much up in the air. But let's play what if. I would say Mathieu because his skill set was so unique, it wasn't replaceable. I really think Blue, Hilliard and Magee can be an effective trio if healthy. I will be curious to see if Jeryl Brazil doesn't end up at RB if Hill is indeed suspended for the season or off the team.
Kevin (Houston)
So a few recruiting sites are saying the next 2 weeks will be big for LSU. Are you hearing similar talk? Who do you see commiting?
Gary Laney (2:28 PM)
I would agree with this. On Monday's mailbag, I said I did not see a "lock" right now, but I'm beginning to think Garrett may be close to pulling the trigger. I think LSU wins the Harris battle. I like LSU's chances with Quinn. I would be surprised if, by month's end, there were 3-4 more top 100 guys committed to the Tigers, if not a couple more.
MARK (COCKY BAMA FAN) [via mobile]
Who comes in second behind us this year in the west
Gary Laney (2:30 PM)
Alabama? Joshing you Mark. I still lean toward LSU being second in the West right now because I think A&M was top heavy with a trio of high-end players -- Manziel, Joeckel and Moore -- carrying disproportionate weight on that team. Two of them are gone. I think LSU's talent depth is a little better than A
Ben (Richmond, KY)
I am glad that Sharieff Rhaheed is still considering LSU, but I still maintain my stance on his recruitment. What position are we looking at him for again? Does our staff see him as a raw talent that can grow into a bigger body?
Gary Laney (2:33 PM)
He's a perfect fit as a speed-based OLB, much like a Kwon Alexander or, from last year, Duke Riley. So he fits in. My question is, has LSU overstocked these kinds of players? Do they need a couple more physical, MLB types? It's interesting that LSU seems to have a lot of quality depth at linebacker, but right now, it seems to be struggling to find an MLB replacement for Minter.
Brian (Houston)
Hi Gary, used to read you back in the American Press growing up in LC. Been hearing that Quinn is close to giving his commitment to the Tigers. Do you believe that is the case?
Gary Laney (2:35 PM)
The good old days in Lake Charles, eh? I have been hearing the same thing, though not from Trey or his family, so I can't make any authoritative statements right now. But I do think LSU has a good chance at closing the deal with him and I do think that Trey is looking at getting this done in the summer, before August camp. Add those two factors together and what you're hearing sounds pretty credible.
Kevin (Houston)
Have you heard any update on Nick Longhi? I heard he was flying up to meet with Boston the other day. Is he coming to LSU or are the Red Sox getting him?
Gary Laney (2:37 PM)
The obvious concern is that the Red Sox are a big-money organization so if they identify Longhi as a guy that they want, they can throw money at him. Beyond that, I don't really know.
stephan (tn)
I saw some of the challenge in Oregon and it looks like the La. recruits did very well, how many of those do you think LSU has a chance at signing?
Gary Laney (2:39 PM)
Louisiana has eight of the top 48 in the ESPN 300. I think getting half would be disappointing, 3/4 would be good and batting .1000 might result in NSD being declared a state holiday.
Henry (Montgomery, AL)
Sorry I'm late Gary. How do you see the Hill situation playing out?
Gary Laney (2:40 PM)
Addressed it earlier, but worth repeating. It can still go a lot of different directions, but I lean toward him playing this year right now.
Gary Laney (2:41 PM)
Ben I'm going to have to make some calls on your Wisconsin question. Not sure where that is right now, but I'll address it in the mailbag, deal?
Bill (NYC)
Any chance of putting Towson State or North Texas back on the schedule? Do you think it is fair that LSU and Bama oversigns when other teams don't?
Gary Laney (2:43 PM)
Bill the anti-Tiger making his weekly appearance. Oversigning is now against SEC rules. There is a 25-man signing limit in the SEC, that's somewhat adjustable based on how many spots you have open at the end of the fall semester and how many spots you did not use the year before. If you sign 23 in 2013, you may sign 27 the next year, so long as a couple enroll early and count back against the previous year's undersigned class.
Gary Laney (2:44 PM)
As for North Texas and Towson, unless something drastically changes, like all major programs, LSU will host guarantee games. So a North Texas and a Towson is always possible for future schedules.
Tony (Richmond, CA)
Do Jemauria Rasco and Anthony Johnson become All-SEC performers on the defensive line for the Tigers this year?
Gary Laney (2:47 PM)
I think Johnson will. Rasco still needs to prove it before I say that. If you take Johnson's production last year and add snaps for him playing in a starter's role, he would have been an all-SEC candidate last year. This year, we can just project that production over more snaps. So he's proven to me and it's reasonable to expect him to improve and be even better than last year. Rasco is talented, but, again, he needs to play more and prove what he can do. While he was a second-teamer much of last year, LSU often went with a 3-man rotation at end, so his snap count wasn't high enough to really judge.
Henry (Montgomery, AL)
So NCAA Football 2014 came out last night. From what I've seen, the young defense is very talented. According to those scientist at EA Sports.
Gary Laney (2:49 PM)
That game gets tested on LSU's south campus. So there could not possibly be any bias in that game, could there? But Henry, I'm 43 now. My X-Box is one of the old ones that you can't even get on XBox live from it. Yeah, I'm getting old.
Derrin (Plano, TX)
Will young defensive ends Frank Herron or Danielle Hunter be a factor for LSU in 2013?
Gary Laney (2:51 PM)
Good chance of it. Hunter looked great in the spring game and I can really see him emerging as a force. The numbers at the position are where I can see a true freshman coming in and competing to be in the rotation right off the bat and Herron looks like the best candidate to do so. Certainly if there are any injuries at the position, then true freshmen will be forced into playing time.
Henry (Montgomery, AL)
What are LSU's chances with Adoree Jackson? I also have heard less and less about Tony Brown...cause for concern?
Gary Laney (2:53 PM)
I think LSU is fine with Brown, to be honest. Brown has some family issues that sort of ruled out making an early choice. I still think LSU is strong with him. Jackson has LSU in its top 10, but I'm skeptical if it can do much better than that. He could be this year's Priest Willis, a West Coast DB that flirts with LSU, but ultimately stays out west. But it's still relatively early and LSU is certainly on the radar.
Henry (Montgomery, AL)
Ok I noticed that the all ESPN conversations will shift to Facebook. Does that mean we will need Facebook to participate in the weekly chats?
Gary Laney (2:54 PM)
No. I THINK the chat will remain the same. Comments at the end of stories will be Facebook comments. At least, that's my understanding.
Chris (Los Angeles, CA)
After the mass exodus last year many were talking about 2013 LSU doing well to win 8-9 games. I still thought 10-11 wins was very attainable with Chavis still in place running the defense and now the addition of Cam Cameron to hone a second year starter Mettenberger. Where do you think this team falls in the landscape of college football, are they an outside contender for a national championship or is there too much youth to overcome on the defensive side of the ball?
Gary Laney (2:58 PM)
I agree with you Chris. The quality of the recruits has not diminished. LSU should be able to maintain a fairly high standard. I think 8 wins is low, 9 wins is reasonable, 10 is optimistically reasonable and 11 would be a great result for this team.
Ben (Richmond, KY)
No question here. I just have to speak my mind. In my opinion, LSU NEEDS Jeremy Hill to have a chance at winning the SEC. Alfred Blue is a very good back as well, but none of the RBs on the roster have Hill's skillset. He is massive, has great speed and impeccable vision. He made the OL, which thanks to injuries was atrocious last year, look good. It's no coincidence that he rushed for 100+ yards in 3 straight games against the toughest opponents last year nor is it a coincidence that LSU didn't score another point against Clemson after Hill stopped getting touches. I know he needs to pay for his actions, but I hope he remains on the team because I feel he can be VERY special in a new offense with an improved o-line. Sorry for babbling.
Gary Laney (2:59 PM)
Hill is indeed, very good. I'm curious to see how a lighter, more nimble Hilliard compares to Hill.
Bill (NYC)
USC (California) never played a FCS school. Neither has UCLA or Notre Dame
Gary Laney (3:01 PM)
Indeed. Never said LSU plays the toughest schedule, just said it's the standard in college football these days. With pressure to play 7-8 home games, schools are going to play guarantee games.
Henry (Montgomery, AL)
With all the "experts" picking against LSU this year, do you see this as possibly a break out year?
Gary Laney (3:03 PM)
It's an interesting perception. LSU's at the point as a program where even in years where it's perceived to be down, performing above those expectations won't surprise folks much.
Henry (Montgomery, AL)
Gary, would you point out to Bill (NYC) that USC and UCLA play in the PAC 12 which is borderline FCS.
Gary Laney (3:05 PM)
Oh my, an SEC-Pac 12 War is brewing in here, with a little Notre Dame added to the side. Better shut this down before it gets out of hand...great chat guys. I'll have my mailbag on Friday (I'll address the Wisconsin series there). I'm not sure if I'll have next Tuesday's chat next week as LSU will be having its camp that day, so I'm not sure. But I'll let you know on Twitter (@glaneyespn). See you guys next time!
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Skip to comments.Top Democrat says those aren't 'cancellation notices,' they're 'transitions' into Obamacare
Posted on 10/30/2013 7:52:20 AM PDT by Biggirl
Insurance companies aren't sending out cancellation letters, they're helping people "transition" into Obamacare, according to a top Democrat.
"If [the companies] changed [the insurance plans] then they have to notify the people who have to have the opportunity to have another policy," said House Ways and Means Committee ranking member Sander Levin, D-Mich.
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It isn't Tyranny, it is just a transition into a progressivly-regressive totalitarian control freak ran state with unlimited power...
More of Saul Alinsky.
Those are insurance 'upgrades'
Do liberals sit around and think up ways to insult our intelligence???
So, these are not cancellation notices, they are notices that you your life is now complete as you "transition" into Obamacare??? Really?????
Does anybody with an IQ above 50 actually believe this explanation, this pile of horse blank being shovel ready and shoveled out to us????
I think we should flood the government with Obamacare cancellation notices from We the People.
And when you are fired from your job because of the bad economy, you are actually just being transition into a new and exciting world of exploration for new and as yet undiscovered entrepreneurial opportunities.
Levin is a first class PARTY ABOVE COUNTRY progressive fascist. It is not an "Opportunity". That implies choice. People are being FORCED into the exchanges. People who have never used force or fraud themselves against anyone, are having FORCE initiated against them by the Government of the United States.
How is FREEDOM OF CHOICE increased by the Federal Government decreeing that it ALONE has the mandatory authority to force us to buy what we do not want, under penalty of a Federal Fine?
Is Obamacare, therefore, in violation of US Anti-Trust Law?
So when the pResident said "If you like your plan, you can keep it" he really meant to say "If you like your plan, we will force your company to 'transition' you to something you like less"
The Reichsbahn box cars headed to Auschwitz were "transitions" too.
I think the fact they named this monstrosity, 'affordable', serves as proof that they do. That and the 800 number should leave very little doubt that they're not absolutely yukking it up over their wittiness.
This is just the arrogance of liberal tyrants. Only THEY can know what is best for you.
To do that, you must surrender all self-choice and control over your life to them.
It is the will of the collective. It has been repeated over and over again in this world's history, and it has always ended in devolution or disappearance of that collective.
It has to be a transition, because having one's health insurance cancelled would be doubleplus ungood.
"Insurance companies aren't sending out cancellation letters, they're helping people "transition" into Obamacare, according to a top Democrat."
Dear top democrat, stop pissing on our leg and telling us it's raining outside. I suppose we are just suppose to believe you and not our lying eyes. Signed, concerned American
Next year we all will be forced into larger homes with commensurately larger property taxes, maintenance/utility expenditures and insurance premiums, no matter our need for said larger home or our ability to pay these added costs.
They are cancellation notices and people can't keep the insurance they have.
Rats lie.
Just like, when you get a letter from the IRS saying you owe more, it is just a suggestion for how to handle your money, right?
And a cardboard box is 'transitional housing'.
Flashback: Obama's Campaign to Transition to Single Payer Health Care (VIDEO)
...or required to have a car with heated seats, even if you live in Death Valley. (from a recent article)
Liberals use words very well in their war against liberty.
Example: pro-abortion = pro-choice
I've had libs get very angry with me when I said the correct word. Same with "illegal alien".
Now you're catching on Comrade! And what a glorious transformational society we will become! If anyone stands in the way of the regime, they will be considered a counter revolutionary and be dealt with accordingly...say, a letter or visit from your friendly I.R.S agent, to 'correct' their thinking.
"Liberals use words very well in their war against liberty."
Amen to that. The latest examples is all the "conservatives' from "conservative organizations" now pushing Congress hard for Amnesty.
I wouldn't mind hearing our side make use of words such as "Socialism", "Central-Planning" and "Totalitarianism" a bit more often.
Two things. One, having one's insurance cancelled doesn't necessarily shift him into the exchanges, because the exchanges aren't actually working right now. And even when a sucker eventually logs in, he's quite likely to cut and run when he sees his rates and deductibles on the charts.
Two, lots of folks are just going to opt out, maybe pay the penalty, and find some other way of getting care.
Leaving only the low income and the ill to suck taxpayer money off of the exchange accounts. Briefly.
This like saying, "What you have isn't actually cancer; it's a transition to the wonderful world of chemotherapy."
It's like saying,
"I wasn't fired. I was just transitioning to better job!"
is death a Transition or a Cancellation notice Sander?
"It's not a cancelation notice, it's a transition to 0bamacare". Welcome to your Orwellian nightmare.
Cancellation is actually Transition. So is impeachment.
If an otherwise legal contract is declared illegal by the government, then the government cancelled the contract. It makes no difference what kind of feces is spread across the pages of the document, facts are facts.
Yep, we're in Orwell's 1984, or Alice in Wonderland. Words don't mean anything. Words mean whatever liberals such as Obama and his henchmen want them to mean........
Wow! How helpful!
I, too, wish to be helpful!
I am offering to help transition this fine fellow into an delightful avian-based Halloween costume with the assistance of wonderful petroleum components, and give him free, luxurious transportation on an aged wooden product that WE PERSONALLY will be happy to put our shoulders against! Huzza! Huzza!
Yeah, then a gun is not a murder weapon, just a transition into the afterlife.
Blazing f###ing Nazis.
It will be called a larger, better house, but in reality it will be a run down shack with no indoor plumbing infested with rats.
Nor a rate increase, just an asset reallocation.
Oooh, that's funny. Calling Sandy Levin a top democrat. Go look up his record. In 30 years, I think only one bill of his made it to a vote and was knocked down. He offers nothing but typical rat criticism and liberal nonsense. I has the extreme misfortune to be "represented" by him for several years.
Obama - "I'm not firing you Sebellius, I'm just giving you the opportunity to get another job."
And the death panels won't be denying anybody healthcare, they'll be extending it.
Obamacare = Control
Then all the vermin in Congress and their staffs won't mind going into DeathCare themselves along with their families.
"We have just towed your Hyundai Elantra to a scrapyard where we have crushed it. You may now transition to a BMW 5 Series for $46,000. Have a nice day."
I used to work with rabid liberals in the bay area and that is exactly what I did. When I called something what it was, they would get a shocked look on their face, then correct me, to which I would correct them.
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DARRS Inc.'s Bye Bye Bernie may have given an indication of what was coming when he just missed, by a neck, in the Kentucky Downs Turf Dash Stakes Sept. 14 at odds of 55-1.
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Ancil blistered to a track record-setting win at Tampa Bay Downs March 1 in the $100,000 Turf Dash Stakes by 1 1/4 lengths in his season debut.
Caixa Eletronica, a popular four-time graded stakes winner, died as the result of injuries he suffered in a training accident Jan. 4 that also claimed the life of maiden Six Drivers.
New York-bred Palace, claimed by his connections for $20,000 a little more than a year ago, rallied to win his first open stakes, the $300,000 Fall Highweight Handicap (gr. III), at Aqueduct Nov. 28.
Repole Stable's hard-knocking Caixa Eletronica lines up with seven others at Aqueduct Racetrack for a title defense in the $300,000 Fall Highweight Handicap (gr. III) on Nov. 28, Thanksgiving Day.
Buffum, a speedy 5-year-old son of Bernardini, will stand the 2014 season at Northview Stallion Station in Chesapeake City, Md., for a fee of $3,500.
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Silverton Hill's Havelock returned to his home turf and mowed down nine opponents Oct. 5 to take the $150,000 Woodford Presented by Keeneland Select (gr. IIIT) at Keeneland.
The last reported son of Northern Dancer standing at stud, Shotiche, died Sept. 8 at Boehlke Ranch near Waverly, Minn., where he stood for 10 seasons. The graded stakes-winning stallion died from natural causes.
Veteran runners Caixa Eletronica and New York-bred "win machine" Saginaw will square off Aug. 30 at Saratoga Race Course in a $70,000 starter optional claiming race that drew a field of nine going seven furlongs.
A compact but quality field led by top sprinters Delaunay and Gentlemen's Bet will line up Aug. 4 for the $400,000 Alfred G. Vanderbilt Handicap (gr. I), which has attracted just five older horses.
It was a battle of the longshots down the stretch in the 65th edition of Monmouth Park's Salvator Mile (gr. III) July 6. Raging Daoust, won his first stakes test by a nose over pacesetter Big Sur.
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Dr. Ekopimo "Imo" Ibia, co-chair of the FDA Alumni Association International Network (FDAAAIN), of which he was a founding member, passed suddenly on June 14, 2016.
Dr. Ibia was part of the original Planning Group of the FDAAAIN when it was established in 2009. He led activities and recruited FDA alumni with interest in international regulatory capacity building with a focus on Africa.
He authored many polices and strongly advocated the important role FDA alumni play in global regulatory capacity building. To that end, he contributed FDAAAIN public comments to the African Union on the 2014 Model Law on Medical Products Regulation and Harmonization in Africa and to the World Health Organization (WHO) on its 2016 Draft Good Regulatory Practices: Guideline for National Medical Products Regulatory Authorities. He participated in the African Regulatory Conferences sponsored by the Drug Information Association (DIA). He chaired sessions at US DIA on regulatory convergence and capacity building. In fact, he was to chair the FDAAA's 2016 US DIA session on June 21 entitled, Infectious Disease Containment and Lessons Learned, but because of his sudden illness, his co-chair, Jinjie Hu PhD, stepped in to assume that role. He envisioned a healthy, thriving Africa and contributed to processes and plans for good regulatory systems. He was selfless in tasks to advance the many important works of the FDAAA.
Dr. Ibia's job was Principal Scientist, Medical Safety Review at Merck & Company. He was formerly Director, Global Medical and Regulatory Policy there, and an adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland. Prior to joining Merck & Co., Dr. Ibia was a lead review medical officer at the United States Food and Drug Administration and attending pediatrician at Suburban Hospital, Bethesda, Maryland. Dr. Ibia also served as a board member of the Nigerian Association of Pharmacists and Pharmaceutical Scientists in the Americas, Inc., Chair of its Website and Publication Committee and Co-chair of the Local Organizing Committee for the 2009 NAPPSA Scientific Conference and Exhibition. He was a co-Director of Bamboo Corale, Limited (BCI), a Nigerian consulting company. Through BCI, Dr. Ibia was supporting several projects in his homeland of Nigeria.
Dr. Ibia was certified both in pediatrics and pediatric infectious disease by the American Board of Pediatrics. Dr. Ibia was the recipient of several scientific awards and has published extensively in peer-reviewed scientific and medical journals.
He leaves behind his beloved family: wife Dr. Itoro E. Ibia, and 5 children (3 sons and 2 daughters), Atainyene, Yakayama, Imikomobong, Faith, and Salome. Our prayers and thoughts go to them. He was a true gentleman, scholar, and humanist whose laugh and smile are greatly missed.
Dr. Ibia (right), chairs a 2012 US DIA Session on Global Regulatory Capacity Building Efforts
FDA Celebrates 40th Anniversary of Medical Devices Amendments
It was 40 years ago, in 1976, when the Congress enacted and President Ford signed the Medical Device Amendments, which led to the creation of the Center for Medical Devices and Radiological Health.
On June 22, CDRH held a celebration to commemorate the occasion. CDRH now has 1,700 staffers compared to 180 in 1976.
Jeff Shuren, the CDRH director, spoke at the celebration and also posted a blog to mark the anniversary. In the blog, Jeff wrote: CDRH is "a vibrant family of individuals with a wide range of scientific, clinical, engineering, legal, and other expertise, who hail from a variety of backgrounds, and who are ready to tackle the latest scientific advancement."
Here is a link to the blog:
Pictured here are former CDRHers and current FDAAA members: (left to right) Jim Benson, Bob Sauer, John Villforth and David Feigel. (Jim, Bob and John all were intimately involved in the founding of both CDRH and FDAAA, while Dave served later as CDRH director.)
FDAAA Honors Three Leaders
FDAAA has presented awards to three alumni who have made significant contributions to the organization. The three photos depict Awards Committee Chair and Board Director Marie Urban (in all three photos) presenting the Founders Award to FDAAA President Ed Steele (Chair Nancy Myers looking on), the Certificate of Appreciation to Member Service Committee Chair Karen Carson, and the Service Recognition Award to Fredda Shere-Valenti, who recently retired from FDA and who has been active in FDAAA since its inception.
Spring Fling!
Each year the FDAAA sponsors a Spring Fling which attracts not only members from the FDAAA but also the senior leadership of the FDA. This year's May 18 event was no exception. New FDA Commissioner Robert Califf spoke about the agency and his plans moving forward.
FDA Seeking "Objective" Reviewers for Grant Funding
FDA's Office of Partnerships (HHS/FDA/ORA/OP) is actively looking for Scientific, Regulatory, and Public Health professionals to serve on Objective Review Board (ORB) panels to review, score, and comment on grant applications for the 2016 funding award cycle. Objective Review Boards are a mandatory process to award funding for FDA's grant and cooperative agreement programs. Prior service and experience on ORB panels is not required. Please note that these activities are an agency priority, as several of the grant and cooperative agreement programs are Congressionally-mandated.
To volunteer, please email your request with a current resume and the completed ORB Reviewer Questionnaire to Graham N. Giesen at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Details on who can serve as an objective reviewer, how to apply and other information, including the Questionnaire, are available here.
FDAAA Members Are Updated on Combination Products
A great combination: Barr Weiner, Associate Director for Policy, OCP (left) and Thinh Nguyen, Director, Office of Combination Products (OCP)(right), offered FDAAA members insight into the increasingly important future of combination products and the collaborative cross-center efforts the FDA is implementing to meet future opportunities. The lunch took place at Mrs. K's Toll House in Silver Spring.
Combination drugs/devices/diagnostic products are becoming increasingly more common. They enable patients to be treated and diagnosed with multiple products that are designed and approved to be used together.
Thirty FDAAA members joined Thinh Nguyen, Director, Office of Combination Products (OCP), and Barr Weiner, Associate Director for Policy, OCP, for a lively luncheon discussion on April 8 about FDA's latest initiative in reviewing combination products.
Thinh and Barr gave a brief overview of OCP's current activities and then discussed some of the major "hot topics" in combination products, including the formation of a new combination products policy council, implementing "lean process" mapping, improved reviewer training, and forthcoming guidances and regulations.
Thinh and Barr were extremely generous with their time and willingness to engage. Their participation underscores the ongoing close relationship between FDA and FDAAA.
FDA Alumni Advisor Program a Big Success
The FDA Alumni Advisor Program Pilot ended on March 18, 2016 after a 9 month run which showed that the program met its objectives and was successful in bringing back retirees to mentor current employees. Plans are underway to turn it into a formal program in the fall of 2016.
FDAAA Contributes to WHO Guideline on Good Regulatory Review of Practices
By Florence Houn, MD
In 2015 World Health Organization (WHO) Expert Committee on Specifications for Pharmaceutical Preparations published its forty-ninth report, Annex 9, Good Review Practices: Guidelines for National and Regional Regulatory Authorities./p>
This remarkable document contains the distilled wisdom of many regulators, experts, and the FDA Alumni Association (FDAAA). It is a simple primer for consideration by regulatory health authorities regarding the principles of good review practices (GRevP); management of the review, communications before, during and after review; review personnel; and the conduct of regulatory reviews of medical product applications.
The objective of the document is to provide high-level guidance on the principles and processes of good review practice (GRevP) for use across a range of regulatory authority (RA) maturities. It is not intended to provide detailed instruction on how to conduct a scientific review.
FDAAA Conducts Seminar for FDA Fellows
FDA alumni and FDAAA members conduct a panel for the FDA Fellows. From left are Bill McConagha, Susan Winckler, Nancy Myers, Jeanne Ireland, Mark Elengold, Florence Houn, and Wayne Pines.
FDA historian Suzanne Junod presents to the FDA Fellows a brief history of the Agency.
Steven Grossman of the Alliance for a Stronger FDA discusses the FDA budget.
FDAAA has conducted an annual educational seminar for the FDA Fellows for about half a dozen years. This year's session was on January 6 at White Oak.
The Fellows program provides a means of attracting and training future FDA employees. The Fellows work throughout the Agency during their program. FDAAA members Nancy Myers and Wayne Pines have organized the annual educational seminar at the invitation of the FDA.
The agenda in January 6 included a presentation by FDA historian Suzanne Junod summarizing the history of FDA; a panel of FDA alumni who discussed their experiences at FDA; and a presentation on FDA's budget by Steven Grossman, deputy executive director of the Alliance for a Stronger FDA, an independent organization that has advocated on behalf of the. Agency's budget for the past decade.
The FDAAA members who participated in the alumni panel were FDAAA members Mark Elengold, Florence Houn, Jeanne Ireland, Bill McConagha, Nancy Myers, Wayne Pines, and Susan Winckler.
Some of the themes emphasized by the alumni were the importance of FDA work, the mission orientation of FDA employees, and the advantages of networking while working at the Agency.
The session was teleconferenced to Fellows unable to attend.
Reception for Chiefs of Staff
FDAAA sponsored a cocktail reception December 3 honoring FDA chiefs of staff (or their equivalents). The event took place at the offices of Covington and Burling in downtown D.C.
As you can see from the photos the event was well attended and gave the attendees a chance to mingle and reminisce. Acting Commissioner Stephen Ostroff joined the gathering.
Sponsors for the event included the Biotech Policy Group, Catalyst Healthcare Consulting, Covington and Burling, EAS Consulting, Greenleaf Health, Hogan Lovells, Keller and Heckman, and former FDAer and FDAAA member Dr. Murray Lumpkin.
This is the second year that FDAAA has sponsored a December reception for members. The 2014 reception honored former and current Center directors.
Former chiefs of staff (or equivalent) gather for a photo with FDAAA officers. See if you remember these faces and names: (left to right) Ed Steele (FDAAA), Tom Kraus, Susan Winckler, Tom Grumbly. Molly Muldoon, Stuart Pape, Acting Commissioner Stephen Ostroff, Joe Levitt, Lisa Barclay, and Nancy Myers (FDAAA).
Vacancy Announcements for Key Alumni Association Positions
The FDA Alumni Association is looking to fill the following three positions with members willing to contribute to the continued growth of the Food and Drug Alumni Association. These are senior positions within the leadership of the FDA Alumni Association. Each is an unpaid volunteer position, allowing incumbents to work with a dynamic team of former FDA leaders. Applicants must be an FDAAA Member in good standing. Applicants should be willing to devote several hours per month to the duties described below.
Links to Recent FDAAA Events and Announcements
Recent FDAAA Events
- FDA Celebrates 40th Anniversary of Medical Devices Amendments (06/21/16)
- FDA Seeking "Objective" Reviewers for Grant Funding (04/19/16)
- Vacancy Announcements for Key Alumni Association Positions (12/18/15)
- FDA and FDAAA to Collaborate on Pilot Alumni Advisor Program (04/17/15)
- Opportunity: RAPS Seeks Regulatory Experts (03/10/15)
- FDAAA Praises Hamburg for Her Dedication To FDA's Mission and Looks Forward to Working with Dr. Stephen Ostroff Who Will Serve as Acting Commissioner (02/05/15)


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you confuse him with Mayweather, both are black but not the same guy, sorry you're a racist and Stevenson will KO your white hero
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Don't see what Race has to do with it.
And it's true, I just checked, Stevenson was accused of having sex with underage girls, also accused of rape, but not found guilty probably due to criminal connections
he was found guilty of pimping though, Stevenson was arrested because he was part of a gang which forced young girls into prostitution. He also was found guilty of beating the girls and served a 48 months sentence. For entertainment, Adonis would make the girls box each other in the nude. The victims were aged from 17 to 25 at the time Stevenson forced them into prostitution.
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So the atmosphere was friendly and the shop was clean. Not enough of a variety for me and the staff was more pleasant than knowledgeable. I got a free pre-roll which was OK but I would not donate for it. As for the Mars OG. The smoke was pure and magnificent. The only problem is that I get the same quality at other places for less.
Not a bad spot but contintue to explore other choices if time permits. If you have the money, stick with the PR.
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FINALLY!! I have been searching for a one stop shop since Costa Mesa shut down. Man, this is it. The lobby was open and inviting, loved the decor. Security was very friendly and the staff are KNOWLEDGEABLE! I always test the bud tenders with difficult questions to see what I am dealing with and these guys actually know what the medicine is and should do. They made excellent recommendations. I have never seen medicated cotton candy before and it was strong! Took my back pain away within 15 minutes. I tried the Grape God, which was like smoking a taste of grape flavored heaven. Imagine God's Gift and GDP having a baby, it would be this. The water hash was so smooth and pure. I also got the King Louis OG...This is the real deal. Two hitter Quitter. I don't even need to search around Garden Grove anymore, I am tired of being dissapointed. This is my new spot.
Oh, the Greasers!!! Almost forgot, I could not finish this alone. I had to share it the next day and I still have a roach left over. No way am I trashing it. I have never had anything like this before. GREASERS, amazing.
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Loved the selection and quality. Such a mellow, safe and discreet location. Highly Recommend.
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I was checking out the new shops here and really enjoyed this experience. The staff was friendly and the quality was great for the price. The selection could have been bigger but I was not overwhelmed with a too big selection.
I got the 5$ haze and was thrilled for getting my moneis worth! The GDP was amazing as it was an indoor at only 5$ too!
the frost was nice and great quality for the price.
Cant wait to go back.
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i came here after the nuggetry. i was impressed. beautiful showroom, well lit and the staff was mellow and inviting.
I tried a top shelf, the xxx OG and a purple abusive. boh tasted like they smelled and had my flying for hours. I could not have been happier. My favorite spot in GG for now.
This place just opened up and you can tell they finishing touches are not complete. However, the place is inviting, mellow and without overwhelming strains or sales pressure. The good thing is the bud was worth more than I paid! All the grams at 10$ were surprisingly good. I tried the Pineapple express and bubba kush. The bubba got rid of my headaches on conact. the PE was sweet tasting and stoned! I saw this place by mistake as I was heading to go 'n green but remembered them from el toro. I got a free pre roll that was like og. its nice to ge some quality when something is free. most place give away the crap but this was good. I will be there a lot more!


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JAKARTA, Indonesia—China's top diplomat said on Friday the country was willing to ease differences over the handling of territorial disputes in the South China Sea and insisted that maintaining peace there was a shared responsibility.
Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi is on a two-day visit to Indonesia after his Jakarta counterpart Marty Natalegawa made whirlwind visits to Southeast Asian nations trying to smooth discord over handling of South China Sea disputes.
The foreign ministers of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) failed to issue a concluding joint statement at their recent summit for the first time in the bloc's 45-year history. Cambodia, the host country and a close China ally, refused to sign off on language sought by the Philippines and Vietnam mentioning their individual disputes with China over the South China Sea.
Yang said at their joint news conference Friday that China was willing to work with Asean to implement the Declaration of Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea. That document was signed by Asean and China in 2002 and discourages aggressive acts that might spark clashes, but it has not yet been implemented.
China was also willing "on the basis of consensus to work toward the eventual adoption of the Code of Conduct on the South China Sea," Yang said. China has yet to sign that document, an advanced framework for peacefully resolving disputes in the South China Sea.
Four Asean members—Brunei, Malaysia, Vietnam and the Philippines—plus China and Taiwan claim all or part of the South China Sea, which is rich in fishing, has some of the world's busiest sea lanes and is believed to have vast energy deposits.
China has long said it wants to handle disputes over its claims bilaterally, while the other claimants have tried to raise the issue in international forums. Yang did not raise those differences in his remarks on Friday.
"I'm assured very much that our diplomacy is very much on track," Natalegawa said. "We still have the Declaration on Conduct to implement and the Code of Conduct to work toward."
The increasing spats over the sea have raised concerns that the area could become a flashpoint for violence. Washington has said maintaining freedom of navigation in the sea is in its national interest, a position that has angered China.
Yang also plans to visit Brunei and Malaysia on his current trip.
Why? Maybe China believes it got the lion's share. Or China is losing the battle in the international front. Down with China.
Once again it shows the toothless nature of ASEAN that it cannot even get a declaration about the territory in its own back yard. China sees the opportunity to strike a deal with ASEAN which is weak and split.
This is just public relations. China's diplomats step aside when its military rushes in.
"China's top diplomat said on Friday the country was willing to ease differences over the handling of territorial disputes in the South China Sea and insisted that maintaining peace there was a shared responsibility."
This is just deceptive talk. China is not putting forth any actual mechanism to reduce differences. How is China proposing that differences be reduced? There is no proposal. There is only phony talk.
Meanwhile, China's military is setting up a garrison – Sansha – in the South China Sea. China is setting up bids to auction off areas of the South China Sea for gas and oil which are also claimed by Vietnam. China is harassing the Philippines and Japan over contested territory. Both the South China Sea and East China Sea are on the path to war while China is playing the game of diplomacy.


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Five Finger Death Punch, Seether + Halestorm Lead 2016 ShipRocked Cruise Lineup
Five Finger Death Punch, Seether and Halestorm will hit the high seas for the 2016 ShipRocked Cruise.
Five Finger Death Punch, Seether and Halestorm will hit the high seas for the 2016 ShipRocked Cruise.
Halestorm are digging deeper into the 'Into the Wild Life' album, unveiling the new song 'Unapologetic.'
Halestorm frontwoman Lzzy Hale composes a letter to her younger self, talking about overcoming obstacles and more.
Take a listen to Halestorm's 'Into the Wild Life' album before it drops on April 14.
Linkin Park, Halestorm and Jane's Addiction are among the many acts heading to Milwaukee this summer for the annual Summerfest event.
Congrats to Halestorm, who continue to rewrite the record books. They just became the first female-fronted band to score No. 1 songs from consecutive albums.
Halestorm will follow the 'Into the Wild Life' album with the 'To Hale and Back' photo book in May.
Halestorm pulled out another new song from their 'Into the Wild Life' album called "I Am the Fire" while performing in Wolverhampton, England.
Halestorm's Lzzy Hale chats with 'Loudwire Nights' host Full Metal Jackie about their 'Into the Wild Life' disc, their upcoming tour and more.
After announcing Linkin Park as one of the headliners of the 2015 Loudwire Music Festival, we're proud to unveil a new wave of bands who have joined the bill.
Halestorm offer up an incendiary performance for their 'Apocalyptic' video.
Lzzy Hale collaborator Lindsey Stirling recently surprised fans with a Pandora performance as part of the #ThumbMoments campaign.


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A deal to sell the Dallas-based luxury chain would be difficult to execute.
Dubbing his collection 'Charmani,' Giorgio Armani's spring line radiated a chic charm that felt fresh and alluring.
Donatella Versace played an athletic hand for the win for spring.
More than 1.2 million garments and accessories have been produced for the company's employees.
Customers now turn to online companies to provide content and advise.
She will report to the cfo of the former Men's Wearhouse.
The online personal styling service is also adding an in-house men's brand, Hawker Rye.
The full collection will be offered beginning on Oct. 12.
The streetwear label will open its first West Coast store this month.
The shop also features a co-branded collection of limited-edition product featuring the retailer's logo.
The minimalist collection features eight styles to be sold at the designer's flagship store and Revolveman.
The site, which will operate on a subscription based model, is open for business today.
Custom clothing and furnishings are being expanded at all the company's retail stores.
The space is located in the men's department and will remain open through Oct. 11.
The men's wear label plans to lay off 26 employees out of 180 in France.


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Both these books have their origins in excellent PhD research theses, which have then been adapted into book form. Both books are highly original, well-written and well-organised.
'Poor New Mexico!
Brian Weiser takes as his subject the court and politics of Charles II's reign, examining them through the glass of access. Following the examples of earlier historians of European courts, he is interested in how a monarch's availability to his subjects reflects his policies and attitudes.
Since the 1970s historians have been redressing the longstanding omission of women from virtually all types of history. We now know much more about women's experiences in the past, both in their own right and as contributors to larger historical events, than had previously been the case.
During the last 25 years, academic writing on film and the cinema has been dominated by two analytical systems.
Against the Cold War. The History and Political Traditions of Pro-Sovietism in the British Labour Party, 1945–89 / Darren Lilleker
Histories of the Cold War have often, for obvious reasons, concentrated on the grand struggle between 'East and West', 'Communism and Capitalism', the 'USSR and the United States'.
This book is based on a University of Durham doctoral study by Miranda Threlfall-Holmes using the extensive archives of Durham Cathedral Priory.
The work under review here owes its genesis to the Open University course of the same title, for which it is the core text. As such, it consists of ten interlinked essays, specially commissioned, on the broad theme of the dynamics of difference within and between world religious traditions.
For medievalists, the long-awaited appearance of Gerald Harriss's volume in the New Oxford History of England constitutes a major publishing event. In this superb study a leading academic historian, K. B. McFarlane's successor at Magdalen, offers an authoritative summing-up of a period which saw medieval England transformed.
Martin Luther King, Jr. remains arguably the most recognisable African American figure in world history.


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Tickets now available for an evening with Lynn Miles, Garnet Rogers and Valdy
Tickets are available for BarrieFolk's evening with Lynn Miles, Garnet Rogers and Valdy on Wednesday, Nov. 9.read more
Members: Don't forget to bring your repeat attender card to events
Just a gentle reminder to members to bring your repeat attender card to our events. This will ensure it gets stamped and you're closer to your free show sooner! See you soon!read more
We asked: Shari Ulrich answered
Have you ever had a question for a folk musician but were afraid to ask? Of course not. Folk musicians are the most approachable and friendly people on the planet.
We asked legendary singer-songwriter Shari Ulrich and she was quick with her responses. Enjoy!
- You had the opportunity to share the stage with your daughter. What's the best part of touring with family? My sense of awe that we get to do that – that life has unfolded in such a remarkable way – that she turned out to be this gifted musician and I get to look over and see that sweet smile. And, when I hear her heartbreakingly beautiful tone on the violin.
- What makes you laugh? Quick-witted humans with a wicked sense of humour, preferably irreverent and riddled with truth. And dogs.
- Who or what have you learned the most from with regards to your career? Rick Scott for being in the moment with music and an audience, Bill Henderson for professional integrity, Barney Bentall for overriding my innate resistance and getting me out of my comfort zone, and my audience for constantly reminding me what it's really about.
- What song evokes the strongest memories for you? Funny … I'm about to do a "My Playlist" show for CBC, and even breaking it down to 10 songs was torturous. Because that's what songs do – hearing them evokes that time in our lives and the myriad of emotions that were a part of that time. It's impossible to even describe the richness of that feeling. So it's impossible to pick out a single song. You can take the first four bars of so many: the organ intro on Dylan's "Positively 4th Street," Lennon's "Norwegian Wood" or "Imagine," Richie Haven's "Follow" . . . oh, there are dozens . . . and the flood of an indescribable feeling that represents that time in your life just infuses you heartbeat. Oh . . . okay, bringing our newborn daughter home and her father dancing her around the room to John Lennon's "Julia."
- What are you holding on to that you need to let go of? Guilt.
- If your life was a television show, what would your theme song be and why? "In my Life," for obvious reasons.
- What do you want more of in your life? TIME! I figure for every week I'm living, I could use another to stay on top of it all. And more importantly, to build in some rest and relaxation … something I simply never do.
- If you could send a three-sentence email to the entire world, what would it say? If it was to the human race: Be kinder to one another – and to yourselves. Always imagine walking in their shoes first. Get a hit of nature every single day – It's good for you. If it was to the planet: I'm so sorry for our greed and what we've done to you.
- If you could live one day over and over again, what day would you choose? Oh gosh … that relies on actually recalling them! Today is pretty darn great.
- If you came with a warning label, what would it say? Beware of impatience. It is recommended you get to the point.
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Mesoplodon layardii tends to live in the cold temperate waters of the Southern Hemisphere. A majority of the sightings have been around Australia, New Zealand, and Tasmania, but there have also been sightings in South Africa, Namibia, the Falkland Islands, Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay.
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PAMPA - Douglas Lee Kidwell Jr., 28, died Wednesday, May 23, 2001.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Central Baptist Church with Dr. Derrell Monday, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery by Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors.
Mr. Kidwell was a lifelong resident of Pampa. He was a member of the Central Baptist Church.
Survivors include his parents, Douglas and Judy Kidwell of Pampa; a brother, Ty Kidwell of Briscoe; and a grandmother, Velma Garrison.
The family suggests memorials be to Central Baptist Church building fund, 513 E. Francis, Pampa, TX 79065.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 24, 2001
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