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RAYON PRODUCTION HAS GREATEST YEAR; Hoover Estimates the 1925 Output of the Young Industry to Be 50,000,000 Pounds. SILK SALES STIMULATED Other Nations Report Success With Glucose By-Product, Now Held as Major Industry Here.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 25. -- Secretary Hoover today announced that the production in American plants of rayon, the manufacture of which is one of America's newest industries, will reach 50,000,000 pounds for the year just ending.
December 26, 1925
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I am pretty comfortable with my waffle recipe. In fact, I have been using it without variation for the last eight years. I know, that sounds pretty weird for a recipe changing person such as myself, but it's a really great recipe! Then, the inevitable happened. I made a deal with my sixteen year old son. I needed him to give up a night out with friends in favor of being home to let my other sons in the house when they got home. I had a prior obligation and no other option. My part of the deal? You got it. Waffles for breakfast. At 5:00 in the morning. Suddenly, I needed a faster recipe. One that didn't involve beating egg whites and making a lot of other noise that early in the morning.
Orangette, written by Molly Wizenberg had just the waffle I needed. In fact, her post had two different waffle recipes on it, a yeast one and a quick one. In my need for speed and quiet, I chose the quick one, but I am going back soon to try out the yeast waffle. I have never made one of those before and I have heard a lot of good things about them. Do any of you make yeast waffles? Are they better, different, just as good as the quick versions?
This is a nice, thick waffle. I must admit I almost forgot to take any pictures, they were disappearing so quickly. I needed to double her recipe to feed the five kids. That would be my only complaint about the recipe. With the same amount of flour and milk as my normal recipe, this one made only two thirds as much. It really is a frugal thing to beat the egg whites and add them to the batter. The increased volume goes much further. I got six waffles out of the doubled recipe and normally get nine or ten out of my stand-by. Here is the non-doubled recipe:
Wonderful Waffles
Author: Frugal Antics of a Harried Homemaker (from Orangette, originally from Food Network)
- ¾ cup flour
- ¼ cup cornstarch
- ½ tsp baking powder
- ¼ tsp baking soda
- ½ tsp salt
- 1½ tsp sugar
- ½ cup milk
- ½ cup buttermilk
- ⅓ cup oil
- 1 egg, beaten slightly
- ½ tsp vanilla
- Combine the dry ingredients in a large bowl.
- Combine the wet ingredients in another bowl (I used a 4 cup Pyrex measure) and whip slightly with a fork to break the egg.
- Add to the dry ingredients and whisk until smooth.
- Make as directed by your waffle iron.
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Received a notice from this credit agency that I owe $112.83 on a hollywood video account for the company that closed down last year. I am quite certain that these are fraudulent charges since I purchased DVD's from them while they were going out of business and specifically asked If I had any late charges as to avoid such a situation. I plan to dispute this by registered mail and would love to sue them if they do not drop it. If there are any people involved in a class action against this organization I would be glad to be included and may be contacted. Of course just as a precaution I closed down my Blockbuster account and got a printout from their register showing 0 owed. Sorry for Blockbuster but I have to protect myself at this point as they are likely next to go and who knows who in that organization would have the brilliant idea of scamming people who can't prove in a court of law when they dropped off a movie rental.
An interesting item on this scam on msnbc news. funny how similar his charges are to mine.
"Any creditor has the right to lawfully collect a legitimate debt," Bullock says. "But in doing so the agency can't demand unlawful collection fees and must give that consumer fair notice of the claimed debt and a chance to pay it or dispute it. None of that happened here."
Tom Huff, a retired University of Montana professor, found out about the NCS collection notice in his credit file when he and his wife went to refinance their home in Missoula. The banker said there was a problem with one of their credit reports.
It turned out to be a claim for $117 for late fees from two Hollywood Video rentals. When Huff challenged the charge, the NCS representative on thephoneasked if he could prove he had returned the DVDs?
"Nobody has proof," he said. "You drop them in the slot."
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Edible (and drinkable!) favors make sense: chances are, they'll actually be used and appreciated more than a costly trinket. To make these sweet favors, you'll need the following:
- Tea bags with strings
- Patterned paper
- Solid-colored paper
- Small flat cello bags
- A circle punch
- Decorative scissors
- Glue
Place these favors at each table setting, on a dessert table, or use them as seating cards and display them on a table for guests to see when they first walk in!
For this project, we used inexpensive tea from the grocery store, but you can use fancier tea; just make sure that the bags have strings attached to them. We cut the tags off each tea bag, leaving enough string for the new tag. To make the new tags, we simply punched circles from patterned paper using a circle punch, and glued the circles to the ends of the string of each bag.
We personalized the packages for each tea bag with a sweet saying that we printed onto colored paper. (This label can be personalized with guest names, table numbers, your names, or your wedding date...get creative!) We trimmed the colored paper to match the width of the bags, and used decorative scissors to embellish the top of each label.
We slipped a tea bag inside each cello bag, trimmed off the top of the cello bag so that it was a square, and then glued the paper labels to the tops of the bags.
Patterned and solid paper from the Martha Stewart Collection at Michael's; cello bags available at Nashville Wraps; circle punch and decorative scissors by Fiskars.
Images courtesy: Mary Swenson


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Projectiondesign is a company that knows how to make a good projector, even if it is a tad expensive, as the Action! Model Three showed. The company is no stranger to innovation either, and is proving as much with the announcement of a 3D-capable projector to be released in Korea come September. At least that's what slides snapped by AVing say.
As well as functioning as a standard projector, offering 1080p video output, Projectiondesigns model has an active 3D mode. Unlike passive 3D outputs, which achieve the 3D effect using filters, projectiondesign's system uses active glasses that are kept in sync with the projector itself and block each eye in turn. These glasses are communicated to by the projector using IR and require a power source. The benefit of this method isn't explained, so hopefully more details will come out soon.
To provide the 3D image, a graphics card with dual DVI or VGA outputs and, from the images, a frame sync connector is required. Each video connector transmits one eye's worth of image data, which is processed separately by the projector before being displayed on the screen alternately. In theory a stand-alone player could offer dual HDMI outputs and use HDMI-DVI converters to also drive the projector, so a PC might not necessarily be needed.
Hopefully projectiondesign's projector won't fall into the same trap as the Zalman ZM-M2020W 3D Monitor, by offering a good 3D effect, but otherwise shoddy image quality. More importantly, the company needs to release it in the UK because I imagine a fair few people (more endowed with money than sense perhaps) may want one.


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Arts Around Town: Reading Public Museum to host traveling exhibit of Civil War art by Mort Kunstler
Mort Kunstler has a way of making people interested in American history – specifically, the Civil War. His work does not depict battle scenes but rather human interest stories with an emphasis on the Battle of Gettysburg from 1861 to 1865. For three decades, his brush has served as the narrator of his accurate wartime storytelling. The public will have an opportunity to meet our country's most-collected Civil War artist and the debut of his newest work, "Pickett's Charge: Gettysburg, July 3, 1863," on Friday evening at the Reading Public Museum.
In honor of the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg and the Gettysburg Address, the museum is hosting the traveling exhibit, "Remembering the Battle of Gettysburg: The Civil War Art of Mort Kunstler," through July 28, featuring more than 30 oils on canvas and sketches by the renowned historical artist. Friday's opening will feature a special reception, by reservation, with Kunstler from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., including a Meet and Greet, a lecture on "Art of the Civil War," and a book signing.
The exhibit began in February 2012, and has been displayed since at museums in Virginia and South Carolina. Following Reading, it will travel to North Carolina and then to Maryland in 2014. According to the artist, the works are basically from his personal collection.
The Brooklyn-born Kunstler is recognized as "the premier historical artist in America" who, even before his Civil War collection, was creating portraits ranging from prehistoric American life to the odyssey of the space shuttle Columbia. Not revealing his age but calling himself "an octogenarian," Kunstler's professional art career stretches back to the 1950s, when he worked as an illustrator for adventure magazines, paperback books, and movie posters. He followed in the tradition and style of such illustrators as Norman Rockwell and J.C. Leyendecker.
In a phone interview from his New York home in Oyster Bay, Long Island, Kunstler said it was Easton documentary maker Lou Reda who was responsible for his Civil War paintings. He explained that in 1982, he was commissioned by CBS-TV to do a painting for the mini-series, "The Blue and the Gray." The series was shown in three installments and starred Stacy Keach, Colleen Dewhurst and Gregory Peck as Abraham Lincoln. That's when Kunstler met Reda, who was an executive producer for the series. Kunstler's painting, "The High Water Mark," was unveiled at the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum on July 2, 1988, in celebration of the 125th anniversary of the battle.
Several World War II combat paintings by Kunstler also appeared in the 26-part TV series, "The War Chronicles," produced by Lou Reda Productions and aired on WABC-TV in September 1984. Kunstler recalled how he was invited to Allentown earlier that year for a preview of the series and as a guest speaker for a Lehigh Valley World War II Veterans Reunion which was attended by those who fought in the crucial battles of Anzio, the Bulge and Peleliu. The reunion was held just days before the 40th anniversary of D-Day.
Kunstler said he was excited to be once again visiting Pennsylvania and looking forward to his Reading engagement.
"I love doing my work," he said. "People retire to paint pictures. I've been doing them all my life. It's been hard work and passion."
The timing could not have been better for Kunstler's art in American society, when personal computers were unheard of and the impact of TV and color photography was yet to hit.
"I had to do stuff that the camera couldn't do," he said, adding that he always sought accuracy in his work.
He stressed that his paintings "do not happen by happenstance," but that they begin as conceptual drawings and sketches, with charcoal thumbnails. He examines the angles and perspective, linear design, light and dark, and color. A painting can take a day, or it can take two months, he said, with canvas sizes varying from 12-inches-by-12 inches to three-and four-feet wide.
"It's reinventing and reimaging events that long transpired in history and that were never photographed," he explained. Linear composition tells the story, he said, citing the work of Norman Rockwell and for point of perspective, that of Leonardo da Vinci.
Kunstler said he was inspired at age 7 to draw his first military picture after seeing films during the 1930s with World War II themes, including "All Quiet on the Western Front" and "Dawn Patrol." He studied art at Brooklyn College, UCLA, and Pratt Institute, and worked as a freelance artist for major book and magazine publishers in New York in the 1950s. He also worked with "National Geographic" magazine, did art for Aurora model kit boxes, back covers for "Mad Magazine," and posters for such films as "The Poseidon Adventure" and "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three."
In the 1970s, his art began to attract serious art collectors. His interest in Western subject matter took a turn after a major museum retrospective exhibition and a one-man show, and he was recognized as an important painter of historic subjects. His art work has been the subject of many books and the one-hour television special, "Images of the Civil War – The Paintings of Mort Kunstler," on the A&E network. In 2001, he was named official artist and served as a consultant for the film, "Gods and Generals."
Most recently, Kunstler was commissioned by a New York lawyer/history buff to paint a more accurate depiction of Washington crossing the Delaware than the recognized painting done by German-born artist Emanuel Leutze in 1851, titled "Washington's Crossing the Delaware." Kunstler's painting, "Washington's Crossing: McKonkey's Ferry, Dec. 26, 1776," was unveiled at the New York-Historical Society on Dec. 26, 2011, the 235th anniversary of the actual event. The painting was displayed at the Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum in Allentown last October, when it opened an exhibit on the Revolutionary War.
A major retrospective exhibit of Kunstler's paintings will be held at the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Mass., from November 2014 to March 2015. Kunstler also will be honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville, Ga., on Feb. 15, 2014.
The artist added that in 2015, he will be working exclusively on the American Revolution.
"I'm being educated with lots of fun," he said. "Did Paul Revere really ride? I will check all the details,""he said, with a laugh.
For further info: readingpublicmuseum.org mortkunstler.com
Student art takes center stage in Reading, with the Berks County Intermediate Unit sponsoring its annual art show at the GoggleWorks through May 2. The exhibit features work by area high school students in a variety of categories.
In Lehigh County, the 15th Congressional District High School Art Competition and National Exhibition, "An Artistic Discovery 2013," is being featured at the Baum School of Art in Allentown through May 10. An Awards Reception will be held Wednesday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., with awards presented at 11 a.m. Winning entries will be part of a group exhibition at the Cannon Tunnel Gallery of the United States Capitol for one year.
For further info: goggleworks.org baumschool.org
Music fills the air in the Lehigh Valley this weekend. Winners of the Satori Student Chamber Music Competitions in Performance and Composition will perform with Satori in a concert, "A Spring Romance," on Saturday at 7:30 p.m., at Wesley Church in Bethlehem. The program will feature selections by Ibert, Farrenc and Brahms.
The Allentown Band performs at Zion UCC "Liberty Bell" Church in Allentown on Sunday at 3 p.m., with organist Jane Ellen Knotek.
The Pioneer Band of Allentown performs its Spring Concert on Sunday at 3 p.m., at Trexler Middle School in Allentown.
For further info: satori-chambermusic.org allentownband.com pioneerband.com
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Mayor of London: Put NW5 on the Cycle-Hire map!
Camden Green Party is calling for the cycle-hire scheme to be extended from Camden Town up through Kentish Town to Hampstead Heath, with docking stations at the bottom of Swain's Lane, and the Lido.
We believe this should happen because residents deserve to have access to the scheme, which saves money, is healthier and fun and has the added benefit of reducing traffic congestion which is badly needed, especially in Kentish Town. And Londoners who already use the scheme should be able to dock their bikes next to the Heath, one of London's most beautiful and popular parks. NW5 has so much to offer, it needs to be on the cycle-hire map. London's cycle-hire zone should be at least the size of Paris, and include London's best areas.
Please add your voice of support to the campaign and share with your friends, together we can make change happen!
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You don't need persistent appearances, names, skin tone, homes, or work places to still have complex and decent AI. They track the things that matter like wealth and happiness. By doing this and the method of job and home placement it ensures that you won't get stuck with one building being highly happy with everything else being supremely poor. It distributes the wealth and happiness evenly within the three class brackets. And any buildings that are unhappy will likely only contain the sims carrying the "unhappy data". Which is why somethings can persist in a unhappy state.
Sim City isn't about simulating the life of each individual sim but about simulating the life of each class. You can just follow/track an individual Sim within that bracket.


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(CNSNews.com) – When asked whether its new $3.5 million Web site, mandated by the Democrats' health care law, has a political side to it, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius did not directly answer but said the site is "informational" and "factually correct."
Every page of the new Web site has a banner that reads, "Health care is getting better. So is HealthCare.gov." Also, on its "Understand the New Law" page, the site says the Affordable Care Act "will hold insurance companies more accountable and will lower health care costs, guarantee more health care choices, and enhance the quality of health care for all Americans."
Sebelius, at a Thursday press conference announcing the launch of healthcare.gov, said the site would help consumers make decisions about health care and health insurance.
CNSNews.com asked the HHS secretary what she would say to people that might claim that "this is more of a political Web site or at least has a political side to it?"
Sebelius said, "One of the things that the law that Congress passed and the president signed directed us to do was put together a Web site for consumers so they would have access to information. So this was part of the design of the package that – it's one thing to have information but it's another thing for people to get access to it."
She continued, "I would say that in – the notion that, is this an informational Web site? You bet. We have just had a new law passed which has an incredible array of features in it, many of which are really not well-known to consumers."
Sebelius said that some of the features of the law already in place, such as adult children being able to be on their parents' health insurance plan, a $250 rebate for seniors who have a "donut hole" gap in coverage, and "high-risk pool" coverage for people with pre-existing medical conditions, are all signs that health care in the country is improving under the law.
"So, I think it's factually correct and provides an opportunity to access that information about what is changing about the health care law," said Sebelius.
"So I think in the definition of getting better, you bet," she said. "Things have moved in a direction that is helpful to a lot of consumers.
On the home page of the Web site a blue box, "Find Insurance Options," invites visitors to find out their health insurance and health care options by answering several questions, including whether they are having a hard time finding insurance, their age, and any medical conditions they may have.
The form also asks visitors to provide the state they live in and, for many states, a zip code is required to link to health insurance providers who offer plans for families and individuals. Then the following message is posted, with links to show how the Affordable Care Act will improve coverage in that state, shown here in sequential order.
Unless you live in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Vermont, or Maine, be aware that the current marketplace creates several challenges for the consumer:
Availability - Insurers aren't required to sell policies to everybody. They may or may not decide to sell one to you based on your health condition, medical history, or even your job.
This will end, learn more.
Under the Affordable Care Act, this will change. Starting as early as September 2010, insurers won't be allowed to turn children down because of a pre-existing condition. Starting in 2014, these same plans won't be able to turn down anyone who has a pre-existing condition.
Affordability - Insurers can charge more based on your health profile or other characteristics. This can make your costs significantly higher than an advertised price or pre-application quote.
This will change, learn how.
Under the Affordable Care Act, this will change. Starting in 2014, insurers won't be allowed to charge you a higher premium based on your health status. Also, plans won't be allowed to charge you a higher premium based on your gender, and there will be limits on how much premiums can vary based on age.
Adequacy - This may be a problem no matter where you live. Policies may have high deductibles, exclude pre-existing conditions from coverage, strictly limit drug coverage or set other limits that leave you with less coverage than you need.
This will change, learn more.
Under the Affordable Care Act, this will change. Starting in 2014, all new plans sold to individuals will have to cover essential benefits. Also, there will be limits on how much you have to pay each year out-of-pocket for covered services. These same plans won't be allowed to exclude coverage for any pre-existing conditions.
One portion of the Web site under the "Understanding the Law" headline includes a timeline of "What's Changing and When." On January 1, 2014, the timeline states that "Promoting Individual Responsibility" will be in place, which it says requires all those who can afford it to buy health insurance or pay a fee.
The law states that those who can afford health insurance but do not purchase it could be fined by the Internal Revenue Service.
Todd Park, the chief technology officer for HHS, referred to health insurance companies in his remarks at the press conference. He said that it was up to them to be well-represented on healthcare.gov based on the "less than terrific response in terms of links" the government received from insurance providers.
"We'd really like you to provide them," Park said. "We think it's actually good for everybody if you do. So we give you a chance to actually provide that. If you don't, we're actually going to put 'no link provided' for everyone to see on July 1st. And sure enough, insurers responded."
"One of the things that's interesting about markets is that products that are better understood by consumers are more likely to be bought and so we're hopeful that by creating this transparent playing field, that will put pressure on insurers to actually improve these links over time and make them ever more useful for the public," Park said.
In a Rasmussen survey of 1,000 people on June 25-26, 52 percent of likely voters said they were in favor of repealing the health care law and 40 percent opposed repealing it.


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|Claude Julien acknowledges Jarome Iginla trade rumors swirling
|03.27.13 at 11:55 pm ET
Bruins coach Claude Julien acknowledged the trade rumors involving Calgary Flames veteran superstar Jarome Iginla were swirling around his team after the Bruins blew it two-goal lead in the third period and lost 6-5 to the Montréal Canadiens in a shootout Wednesday night at TD Garden.
"I don't know if it affected the game, but I know it's present," Julien said. "You know, there's a lot of rumors circling around our team. I called a couple players into my office just to talk before the game about certain things and they were a little jumpy ' they were all expected the worst news. And it had nothing to do with trades more than talking about the game. So it's present and it's pretty obvious why.
Julien also would not offer specific comment on two controversial calls against the Bruins late in the third that eventually ended in the game-tying goal, unlike earlier in the month when he accused the Canadiens of "embellishment" in drawing penalties in a win at TD Garden over the Bruins.
|Trade loss: With Jarome Iginla rumors swirling, B's blow lead, lose shootout to Habs
|03.27.13 at 10:37 pm ET
Brendan Gallagher scored the decisive goal in the sixth round of the shootout as the Canadiens beat the Bruins, 6-5, in overtime Wednesday night at TD Garden. Gallagher also scored once in the third period before the Canadiens tied it with 8.2 seconds left in regulation. The Bruins had a pair of two-goal leads but couldn't hold on, as they fell a point behind the Canadiens in the Northeast Division. The Bruins went 0-for-6 in the shootout while Gallagher was the only Canadien to score in six tries.
Patrice Bergeron scored a goal and added three assists while Tyler Seguin added a goal and two assists
With his team battling for the top spot in the Northeast Division six floors below, Bruins president Cam Neely went back and forth on the ninth floor, shadowed by security. This led to speculation about whether the Bruins might be ready to pull the trigger on a major trade for Calgary Flames star Jarome Iginla, who was scratched from his game Wednesday night, the first game the 35-year-old has missed since Feb. 2007.
For a second straight game, Claude Julien juggled his lines at the start before reverting midway through the game. And, for the second straight game against a division rival, the Bruins came out flat in the first period. They were held without a shot for the first eight minutes of the game.
With the exception of Seguin, the Canadiens generated most of the energy on the ice in the opening 20 minutes. It paid off for the visitors when former Bruin Michael Ryder got enough on a snap shot from the low slot and beat Tuukka Rask just 4:15 into the game for a 1-0 lead.
The Canadiens appeared to be in the driver's seat when arch-nemesis P.K. Subban blasted a slap shot from the right point through a screen and past Rask 2:53 into the second period for a 2-0 lead.
Despite falling behind for the fourth straight game, the Bruins did not panic. And as they did on Monday, when they also fell behind by two goals at the start to the Maple Leafs, the Bruins woke up just in time.
It was a rush from Seguin that got things going 30 seconds after the Subban goal. Seguin came flying down the right wing and fired a shot off the crossbar. The puck came down in front of Bergeron. He couldn't put it in the open net but Dougie Hamilton was in the right place at the right time and drilled a one-timer from between the circles past Price and the comeback was on.
Less than four minutes later, with Julien again rejoining his regular lines, Marchand netted the game-tying goal by battling for position in front of Price and knocking the puck past the Montreal goalie. Marchand, who started the game on the third line with Rich Peverley and Jordan Caron, was reunited with Bergeron and Seguin. It was Seguin who won the battle in the corner and fired the puck in front of the net for Marchand.
After Lars Eller hauled down Shawn Thornton on a rush down the left wing, the Bruins went on the power play. With 14 seconds left on the man advantage, Bergeron potted his 10th of the season to put the Bruins up, 3-2. The play was set up when Zdeno Chara fed Torey Krug, called up earlier in the day. Krug fired a shot from the right point. The shot deflected off Rich Peverley in front and onto the stick of Bergeron who finished it off.
With the Garden crowd still buzzing, David Krejci fed Nathan Horton on a mini-break and Horton beat Price 35 seconds later for a 4-2 lead. After spotting the Canadiens the game's first three shots in the opening seven minutes, the Bruins outshot Montreal 26-8 and finished with a 26-11 advantage after 40 minutes.
Price was pulled in favor of Peter Budaj to start the third. Andrew Ference drew a hooking penalty and the Bruins had a power play but could generate little momentum. Then moments later, Ryder added his second of the night, drawing the Canadiens within one, 4-3, with just over 16 minutes still left in regulation.
With Hamilton in the penalty box for holding, Budaj kept the Canadiens in the game with a huge save on Gregory Campbell on a shorthanded breakaway with 10 minutes left. Seguin then gave the Bruins huge insurance with a backhander to beat Budaj with just over eight minutes left, putting Boston up, 5-3. The Canadiens made it a one goal game again as the Seguin goal was being announced as Brendan Gallagher got a lucky bounce off the mouth Dennis Sidenberg and beat Rask with 7:42 left. The Bruins killed off their first five shorthanded situations, including an elbowing call on Chara with 4:40 left in regulation.
But a delay of game on Aaron Johnson with 1:27 left, led to a 6-on-4 with Montreal's empty net. A shot from Subban deflected off the stick of Chara past Rask with 8.2 seconds left to tie the game. Andrei Markov was credited with the goal The Bruins got a power play with 1:20 left in overtime when Alexei Emelin was called for a hooking penalty. Krejci had one final chance to win it but Budaj smothered the shot from the right circle two seconds before the end of overtime.
The Bruins are off Thursday and Friday before visiting Philadelphia for a matinee with the Flyers on Saturday. For more, visit the Bruins team page at weei.com/bruins.
|Claude Julien: Make no mistake, Tuukka Rask still is team's No. 1 goalie
|03.26.13 at 11:21 am ET
There's no goalie controversy with the Bruins – at least certainly not in the eyes of coach Claude Julien.
Tuukka Rask wore the honorary "Red Rooster" T-shirt after turning away 23-of-25 shots in a 3-2 shootout win over the Maple Leafs on Monday night at TD Garden. After allowing two goals on the first nine shots he faced, both of which he had little chance of stopping, Rask was spectacular down the stretch, making several key saves in the final two minutes of regulation and two late in overtime to allow the Bruins to escape with two points.
Eyebrows were raised last week when Rask's backup Anton Khudobin started back-to-back games against Ottawa and Toronto after the Rask lost games to Pittsburgh and Winnipeg to start the road trip.
Despite Rask's 15-4-3 record, a sparkling .928 save percentage and a 1.90 goals against (second-best in the NHL), there were some murmurs that the Bruins might be closer to a platoon situation in net than anyone expected. Julien put that to rest Monday night.
"Well I don't think Tuukka's been bad at all," Julien said. "I think you know, I hope people didn't read into Khudobin playing two games, because I think Khudobin deserved to play two games. He's played well all season long, he played well in Ottawa, and this was an opportunity to get him two games in a row and that's all it was.
"You know, we've got a busy week this week and I needed Tuukka fresh and that's all it was. So certainly had nothing to do with that. And Tuukka to me has been good and he's never been bad, he's been great and he's been good. But you know, we've gotten some pretty good games out of him and I don't think we can necessarily point the finger at him for losing any games for us this year."
As a matter of fact, Rask didn't even get that second game off as Khudobin was pulled after allowing three goals on 11 shots Saturday night in Toronto and Rask was sent in to try and salvage matters.
Rask and Khudobin have teamed to make a very effective combination this season, as the pair has combined for a 2.10 goals against, the second-best in the NHL this season. Khudobin gave Rask some advice on the final shootout save on Nikolai Kumelin, who beat him on a breakaway in the second period, the save that won the game.
"He made the same kind of move in that breakaway, and then Anton told me that's the only move he's got, so I kind of threw my blocker there and then just tried to stay with him and made my block," Rask said.
Then came the kicker from the coach.
Asked whether Rask seemed to take the message of rest and being at full strength the right way, Julien said that's up to each individual, pointing out that sometimes players – like Tim Thomas – can be quirky and hard to read.
"I don't know, I think it's one of those things that everybody reads it whichever way they can. And you know that from the goaltender last year," Julien said.
|Second thoughts: Claude Julien reverts to old lines, B's beat Leafs in shootout
|03.25.13 at 9:59 pm ET
Tyler Seguin and Patrice Bergeron scored while Tuukka Rask stopped Nikolai Kulemin in the third round of the shootout as the Bruins beat the Maple Leafs, 3-2, in overtime Monday night at TD Garden. Rask stopped 23-of-25 shots on the night. The Bruins were without defenseman Johnny Boychuk, scratched earlier in the day with a foot injury.
The first period of action featuring the new lines produced numerous scoring opportunities but no goals. Daniel Paille, skating with Patrice Bergeron and Tyler Seguin, had a point-blank chance midway through the period, firing from the left wing. The shot bounced off James Reimer and onto the stick of Bergeron but the backhander was also turned away.
The second line of David Krejci and Nathan Horton was energized by the addition of Brad Marchand, all of whom had scoring opportunities during the first 20 minutes. The Bruins outshot the Leafs, 9-6, in the scoreless period.
Toronto wasted little time taking advantage of a Bruins mistake in the opening moments of the second. Aaron Johnson hit Nazem Kadri in the neutral zone well after Kadri passed the puck, and Johnson was called for interference. Jake Gardiner fed Joffrey Lupul down low to the right of Rask and Lupul put the puck past Rask with 23 seconds left on the power play for a 1-0 Toronto lead.
The Leafs made it 2-0 when Kadri fed a perfect pass to a wide-open Nikolai Kulemin at center ice. Kulemin broke in all alone on Rask and beat the Bruins netminder up top for the two-goal margin. The Leafs had two goals on just nine shots to begin the game.
The Bruins got one goal back when Milan Lucic, moved to the third line with Rich Peverley and Jordan Caron for the first two periods, skated in on a rush from center ice and beat Reimer five-hole midway through the second. It was Lucic's fifth goal of the season but his first since Feb. 24 at Florida, a span of 15 games.
The Bruins trailed 2-1 after two periods, despite outshooting the Leafs, 21-14. Looking for more punch, Claude Julien went back to his original lines with 13 minutes left in regulation, re-uniting Marchand with Bergeron and Seguin and putting Lucic back on the line with Nathan Horton and David Krejci.
That paid dividends several shifts later when Marchand fed Dougie Hamilton, who skated behind the Leafs net. Hamilton found Bergeron all alone in the slot and Bergeron beat Reimer for his ninth goal of the season that tied the game with 9:24 left.
Rask made a glove save on Kadri from the left circle with 2:18 left in regulation to preserve the tie. Just over a minute later, Rask stopped Lupul from almost the same spot on a drop pass from Kadri. The Bruins outhit the Leafs, 10-5, in the final 20 minutes as they worked for the equalizer. Rask came up big again on Lupul with 2:10 left in overtime, stopping the forward in close from the bottom of the left circle.
The Bruins are off Tuesday before hosting Montreal Wednesday night at TD Garden. For more from DJ Bean and Mike Petraglia from the Garden, visit the Bruins team page at weei.com/bruins.
|Karl Alzner on bully tactics: Bruins would never let that happen to Tyler Seguin
|03.16.13 at 4:57 pm ET
Capitals defenseman Karl Alzner says the Bruins were dirty and cheap in double teaming on a fight against Matt Hendricks in the third period of Boston's 4-1 win over the Capitals Saturday afternoon at TD Garden. Hendricks was cornered by Adam McQuaid and Shawn Thornton and eventually fought McQuaid at center ice.
"That's the biggest joke I've ever seen in my life, the fact that they let those guys corner a guy like that. For all they know, Henny has a broken hand and can't fight. If we had done that to [Tyler] Seguin with [John] Erskine, you think they would've let that happen? Questionable, very questionable."
Can the Capitals do anything to respond?
"Go after one of their guys, guess that the only thing you can do," Alzner said. "But we're probably not going to do that because we're not that kind of team but that's the only thing you can do."
There's a back story to the Hendricks' fight.
Hendricks got into it with Nathan Horton late in the second period, when Horton took a stick the forehead, resulting in several stitches. That angered the mild-mannered but physically imposing Horton.
"I was yelling at him, like three times," Horton said. "I yelled at him and he didn't look at me. Then he just kind of sprinted at me and caught me with my gloves [down]. Maybe he did hear me. I just didn't think he did because he wasn't looking at me."
As for the third period, when Thornton and McQuaid cornered him, "Nobody's going to want to go with Thorty," Horton said. "He's pretty scary, but we've got a tough team. Everybody's got each other's back."
|Putting up a good fight: Milan Lucic, Nathan Horton big as Bruins overwhelm Capitals
|03.16.13 at 3:40 pm ET
Milan Lucic had a career-high three assists and Nathan Horton scored once, added two assists and had a fight for a "Gordie Howe hat trick" as the Bruins outmuscled the Capitals, 4-1, Saturday afternoon at TD Garden. Anton Khudobin stopped 32-of-33 shots for the Bruins, who won for the fifth time in six games and improved to 19-4-3, good for 41 points in the Eastern Conference, one point behind the Penguins, who beat the Rangers Saturday afternoon.
Another Saturday, another quick start by the Bruins. One week after scoring three goals in five minutes against the Flyers, the Bruins scored twice in a three-minute span late in the opening period. Lucic skated behind Michal Neuvirth and fed Horton in the low slot from behind the net. Horton fired the shot pass the Caps goalie for the game's first score.
Three minutes, three seconds later, it was Lucic again in the role of playmaker, as he centered a pass for David Krejci, who beat Neuvirth for a 2-0 lead.
Khudobin had a big first period, facing just eight shots but making several key saves to protect the lead, including a pair of stops on Alex Ovechkin and a glove save on Marcus Johansson.
The Capitals cut the Boston lead in half just 84 seconds into the second on a fluke goal. Johnny Boychuk played a puck to the left of Khudobin and the puck went right to Krejci, who tried passing it across the crease but the puck went through Khudobin for a Washington goal.
Moments after a great sprawling glove save by Khudobin on Nicklas Backstrom, Andrew Ference wristed a shot past Neuvirth for his first goal of the season and a 3-1 lead. The Bruins then established their physical presence in the game as Brad Marchand took exception with the play of Mike Ribeiro and beat him badly in a fight in the Bruins zone. That was followed less than a minute later by a bout in which Horton landed several blows to Matt Hendricks. Horton, with a goal, assist and fight completed the so-called Gordie Howe hat trick.
The Bruins iced the game on the power play, as Rich Peverley scored on a center from Lucic, just eight seconds after Jack Hillen was whistled for high sticking. Adam McQuaid handled Hendricks in another tussle at center-ice in the third period as the Bruins put away the win.
The Bruins outhit the Capitals, 35-24, on the day. The Bruins also increased their league-leading penalty kill, increasing their streak to 27 straight kills. They are 95-for-102 this season on the penalty kill.
The Bruins have little time to celebrate as they play in Pittsburgh Sunday afternoon, five days after allowing three goals in four minutes in a 3-2 loss Tuesday night.
For more from DJ Bean and Mike Petraglia at the Garden, visit the Bruins team page at weei.com/bruins.
|Tuukka Rask: 'Our heads were not in it at all'
|03.14.13 at 10:50 pm ET
Tuukka Rask stopped 29-of-30 shots and was voted the No. 1 star of Thursday's 4-1 over the Panthers at TD Garden.
But Rask was hardly impressed with Boston's 18th win of the season, especially when the Bruins allowed a short-handed goal in the second period and were fighting for their lives with the lowly, injury-riddled Panthers, who came in allowing an NHL-worst 101 goals.
"We were pretty bad out there at times," Rask said. "Our heads were not in it at all. That short-handed goal tells a lot about that. I mean, weren't that bad, defensively."
The Panthers had the first five shots of the game before Boston rebounded to take a 16-11 advantage in shots after one. The Panthers then outworked the Bruins in the second, outshooting them, 12-7, and trailed just 2-1 after a shorty by Shawn Matthias.
"The first period I had a lot of shots," Rask said. "It wasn't that bad, despite the breakaway and a couple of turnovers, it wasn't that bad. It was pretty clear where guys were coming from. Then, in the second period, it was just a mess. Pucks everywhere, guys were everywhere, there was no structure in our game. There are two different kind of scenarios for a goalie to face but in the third, we played a pretty solid period.
"We haven't played our best hockey except for the Philly game. We've blown a couple of leads in the third and stuff like that. We should be aware of what's coming at us in games like this. Today was a little sluggish. Our heads were not in it. It shouldn't be catching us off-guard.
"It's kind of like Ottawa. They had a similar situation. They just grind out it and try to get points and gritty goals and stuff like that. We knew that was coming. They played a pretty good game. They know our system. They have Rammer [Craig Ramsay] there as a coach so give them credit, too. But we just weren't at our best."


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Tamsin Comrie, an English literature graduate with a first from Durham, gave up her job as a freelance TV researcher to join the civil service. Like many of her peers starting their careers in the age of austerity, she was looking for stability, job security and personal development. "It took a while for me to decide what I wanted out of life. But I wanted more support and opportunity than I was getting out of freelancing," says Comrie.
The 25-year-old is one of the latest recruits to the civil service fast stream – the graduate development programme that helps shape the Whitehall leaders of tomorrow.
Applications for the 2014 cohort opened on 2 September. Between 750 and 800 places are on offer in six streams. It was Comrie's second attempt to get onto the scheme, which last year attracted 23,200 applicants. "The first time I applied I got to the assessment centre, so I wasn't far off. But I was given some really good feedback – my weakness was my style of writing. I come from an English lit background, so I was quite persuasive whereas they were looking for factual unbiased writing."
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Each graduate earns £25,000 to £27,000 and, for the first time this year, has a personal talent manager to support and mentor them through the scheme. Comrie says: "I have met my talent manager twice so far – once before I started in August and again a month later and we will have monthly catch-ups. It's somebody for me to make sure that I am getting what I need out of each of the placements."
The number of graduates who applied to the fast stream last year was 7% higher than in the previous year. With such tough competition, what advice does Comrie have for this year's candidates?
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Gillian Smith, head of the civil service fast stream, also recommends test practice. She adds: "All the things they need to demonstrate are in the core competency framework so they should make themselves familiar with that. They should think of the things they have done which reflect that from volunteering or university life and other experiences."
The application process for 2014 is similar to previous years. Graduates need a minimum 2:2 degree in any subject although some of the specialist streams require a 2:1 and a specific subject. Applicants have to complete two online numerical and verbal reasoning tests. For the first time this year the two and half hour "e-tray test", which assesses a person's ability to handle the workload of a fast-streamer, has moved online. The results from the tests determine who is asked to attend a one-day assessment centre, from which the successful candidates are chosen.
Smith is confident that the new-look fast stream is creating future leaders with the skills to deliver a reformed civil service. "We wanted to up the ante to make sure the leadership pipeline was growing with the speed it needed to and with a different skills set – commercial and digital skills, change and project management. The feedback so far from fast-streamers on their first placements is that they have real impact and real responsibility. I think the changes mean that they will make more happen in the placement than was the case before, and that they are hitting the ground running."
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The loft bedroom is a large space with en-suite shower room and bunk beds and comfortably sleeps 2 children and 2 adults. Outside the house is the enclosed communal garden which is open to guests all year round and is a lovely place to relax and let the kids run free (without having to worry about traffic).
There is a large play house in the patio along with some toys and bikes for the little ones. If extra space is needed, there is always the larger St Marks Park which is just 5 minutes walk away. This park has some amazing activities and play areas which will keep the little ones busy for hours. There is also an ultra modern water play-park with changing facilities which is open spring and summer.
A short walk from the property lies Goldborne Road and Portobello Road leading to Notting Hill Gate, an are packed with wonderful boutique shops, and antiques stalls not to mention the vast array of coffee houses, bars and restaurants. At the end of Portobello, you will arrive at Notting Hill Gate tube station. A short walk from here is Hyde Park and very fast access into the city centre.
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Sono stati dei bei giorni a londra, la casa e molto bella e adatta per famiglia con bambini.
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We have some nice days in this beautiful house, which also was fine for children
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Our stay there was extraordinarily beautiful, the house was very family friendly, nice rooms,good heating system. we could easily park our car for £ 1 / hour (max. 12 hours it is free). Close to Edjwar Road and Oxford Street. Just outside the congestion zone.
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Which games are available for iPod?
Game titles are compatible with:
- iPod nano (3rd generation)
- iPod nano (4th generation)
- iPod classic
- iPod (5th generation)
Where can I find help on games?
Each game title includes built-in help. You can also view instructions in iTunes. To do this, click Applications (or Games if you are using iTunes 7.6.x or earlier) on the left side of the iTunes window and double-click on a game. If the Applications (or Games) playlist is not visible, you may need to turn on the preference to show this playlist in the General tab of iTunes Preferences.
Can I use games in iTunes without an iPod?
No. iPod Click Wheel Games available on iTunes are designed specifically for the iPod nano (3rd generation), iPod classic, and iPod (5th generation). They cannot be played on your computer, nor are they compatible with other iPod models or iPhone.
iPod (5th generation):
- iTunes 7.1 or later
- 1.2 or later of iPod software installed
iPod nano (3rd generation) or iPod classic:
- iTunes 7.4 or later
iPod nano (4th generation):
- iTunes 8.0 or later
The Phase game requires iTunes 7.5 or later.
You can load games on up to five authorized computers.
How do I know what the game is like before I buy it?
There is a preview on the iTunes Store.
Yes. Game titles are localized in at least English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, and Japanese. All games default to the language setting on your iPod (if the language is one of the aforementioned). To change the language of games, change the language on iPod.
Can you play music and games on the iPod simultaneously?
Can I use video out to play games on my TV?
Can I use the remote as a controller?
No. All games are designed specifically to be controlled with the Click Wheel.
What is the file size of each game?
The size varies from game to game, ranging from about 10 MB to about 60 MB.
How do I remove game titles from an iPod?
- Click the iPod under Devices on the left side of the iTunes window.
- Click the Games tab.
- Select Sync games.
- Click the Selected games button.
- Deselect all items.
- Choose File > Sync "iPod" to remove the games.
You can also restore your iPod, but restoring your iPod will also remove everything. Note: Built-in games won't appear in the Games tab and cannot be removed.
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Midcycle Review Memo, November 17, 2010 - Isoplate Solution
Mid-cycle Review Memo for Isoplate
OBE/DE Review for Pharmacovigilance Planning
Sponsor: B. Braun Medical, Inc.
Product: Isoplate Solution
Indication: Platelet additive solution for the storage of leukoreduced hyperconcentrated
Apheresis platelets collected on CaridiansBCT Trima Accel® System under standard blood banking conditions.
From: Faith Barash, MD, MPH
Medical Officer, Therapeutics and Blood Safety Branch (TBSB)
Division of Epidemiology (DE), Office of Biostatistics and Epidemiology (OBE)
Through: David Martin, MD, MPH
Branch Chief, TBSB, OBE/DE
Through: Rickey Wilson, MD, MS, JD
Division Director, OBE/DE
I. Introduction
OBE/DE/TBSB has completed a review of NDA BN090067, a NDA application for Isoplate Solution. The purpose of this review is to identify potential safety issues that may need to be addressed through post-marketing safety monitoring, studies, or other pharmacovigilance activities, should the product be licensed. Information on the clinical studies and safety data in this review is derived from information presented in the NDA in Section 2.5 Clinical Overview, Section 2.7 Clinical Summary, Section 1.14.1 Draft Labeling, and Section 5.3.6 Reports of Post-marketing Experience. Tables and diagrams and text in italics in this document are copied from the applicant's submission.
II. Product Background
Isoplate Solution is a multi-electrolyte injection composed of the following active drug substances: Sodium Chloride USP, Sodium Acetate Trihydrate USP, Potassium Chloride USP, Magnesium Chloride Hexahydrate USP, Sodium Phosphate Dibasic Heptahydrate USP, Potassium Phosphate Monobasic NF, and Sodium Gluconate USP. The formulations, manufacturing procedures and sterilization procedures are identical to the approved product, Isolyte S, pH 7.4 (Multi-Electrolyte Injection), ANDA 019696 (NDA2.5.1, p.1). According to the sponsor, "the only difference between the two products is the indication" (NDA 2.5.1, p.1). The proposed indication for Isoplate is "as a platelet additive solution for the storage of leukoreduced hyperconcentrated apheresis platelets collected on CaridiansBCT's Trima Accel System under standard blood banking conditions"(NDA 2.5.1, p. 1). "Isolyte S, pH 7.4 was approved as an intravenous injectable solution in the United States under ANDA 019696 on September 29, 1989, and is commercially distributed in the United States." "Isolyte S is indicated for intravenous injection in adults as a source of electrolytes and water for hydration, and as an alkalinizing agent (NDA 5.3.6, p. 1)."
The platelet product approved for transfusion in the United States today is standard platelets, collected and stored in plasma for up to five days. Hyperconcentrated platelets are collected in significantly less plasma, diluted, and stored in a platelet additive solution (P.A.S.) for five days. Hyperconcentrated platelets diluted and stored in P.A.S. have been transfused in Europe for over 20 years. Per the sponsor, Advantages to hyperconcentrated platelets in P.A.S. includer: reduced adverse transfusion reactions, facilitated ABO incompatible transfusions, and availability of additional plasma for other purposes. The Trima Accel system is routinely used in Europe to collect hyperconcentrated platelets that are diluted and stored in P.A.S. for transfusion.(NDA Section 2.5.1, p. 1)
The composition of Isoplate Solution has a history of successful use as a P.A.S. in Europe. In a study by Rock et al (1991), PlasmaLyte-A (similar in formulation to Isoplate Solution) was used to store hyperconcentrated platelets prepared from whole blood for five days with 10% – 15% plasma carryover. The primary conclusions from this study were:
- In vitro platelet quality for hyperconcentrated platelets in PlasmaLyte-A was at least as good as platelet quality for standard platelets in plasma.
- In vivo radiolabel recovery for platelets stored in PlasmaLyte-A was at least as good as recovery for standard platelets stored in plasma. (NDA Section 2.5.1, p. 1).
III. Clinical Studies
The clinical development for this drug was to add a new indication to the existing, approved drug product, Isolyte S, pH 7.4 (Multi-Electrolyte Injection), since the safety" of Isolyte S "was proven for intravenous use"(NDA 2.5.1, p.1). CBER accepted studies verifying that platelets stored in Isoplate had similar quality assays to platelets stored in conventional plasma as the clinical studies for this BLA.
Clinical efficacy of Isoplate solution as a platelet additive solution was demonstrated in two clinical trials: In Vitro Platelet Quality Study and In Vivo Platelet Study. The In Vitro Platelet Quality Study evaluated the quality of hyperconcentrated platelets collected on the Trima Accel system, Version 6.0, diluted in Isolyte S, and stored for five days (Test) compared to standard apheresis platelets stored in plasma (Control).
The other study evaluated the in vivo quality of hyperconcentrated platelets collected on the Trima Accel system, Version 6.0, diluted in Isolyte S and stored for five days (Test) compared to fresh platelets prepared from whole blood (Control).
The overall objective of these studies was to demonstrate non-inferiority of the Test product to the currently approved product, standard platelets stored in plasma. In the In Vitro Platelet Quality Study, Hyperconcentrated platelets stored in Isoplate Solution for five days met the acceptance criteria for the primary outcome (pH), and three additional secondary outcomes (ESC, HSR and morphology). P-selectin, a secondary outcome, was higher in the Isoplate stored product and did not meet the statistical acceptance criterion; however, the sponsor notes that P-selectin values for the Test platelets were well within the range of commonly transfused platelet products in the United States (NDA 2.5.4, p. 4).
In the In Vivo Platelet Quality Study, hyperconcentrated platelet products stored in Isoplate Solution for five days met both primary outcomes of platelet recovery and survival compared to fresh autologous platelet controls (NDA 2.5.4, p. 5). However, at one study site (Yale), 17 of the 28 enrolled subjects were excluded from analysis for a variety of reasons (e.g., isotope not received, incomplete apheresis due to infiltration, and radiolabel anomalies). In comparison, only 3 of the 15 subjects enrolled at the second site (Dartmouth) were excluded.
No patients were directly transfused with Isoplate Solution or platelets stored in Isoplate Solution for either study. The 43 subjects participating in the in vivo study were infused with a small volume of radiolabeled Test and Control platelets to evaluate in vivo radiolabeled recovery and survival. Platelets were washed during the radiolabeling process, leaving an insignificant carry over of Isoplate solution (NDA 22.214.171.124, p.1). No adverse reactions were reported in subjects infused with these radiolabeled platelets (BLA Section 1.14, Proposed Label).
In the face to face meeting with the sponsor on September 9, 2009, Office of Blood Research and Review raised a concern that the high P-Selectin expression noted in the in vitro study is a significant finding that may have clinical consequences. FDA considers P-selectin as a marker of activation indicating that the test platelets were more activated compared to controls. Elevated platelet surface P-selectin may indicate other activation changes which may lead to unexpected clinical adverse events (NDA, 1.6, CRMTS #7174). It is not known whether this finding might have clinical significance.
IV. Safety Database
Clinical Study Adverse Events
There were no adverse events reported in the in vivo or in vitro studies, as no patients were directly transfused with the solution or platelets stored in the solution. The indication is not for direct intravenous infusion.
There were a total of 43 anticipated adverse events reported to the study sponsor for over 165 Test and Control apheresis procedures. All adverse events were in association with the apheresis procedure itself and were anticipated (e.g. citrate reactions, infiltrations, hematomas). There were no deaths, serious adverse events, or unexpected adverse events reported. All adverse events reported were either mild or moderate. The sponsor does not expect platelets stored in Isoplate Solution to cause adverse events other than those normally associated with platelet transfusion.
Post-Marketing Experience
Isolyte S's currently approved indication is for use in adults as an alkalinizing agent and a source of electrolytes and water for hydration. In the past 19 years, there were seven adverse events reported to the sponsor from the United States. Six were non-serious unexpected events (i.e., hyponatremia) and one was a serious unexpected event (anaphylaxis).
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Isoplate Solution is identical in formulation to Isolyte S but has not been approved as a platelet additive solution; therefore, there is no post-marketing information. According to the sponsor, hyperconcentrated platelets stored in platelet additive solution have been collected and transfused in Europe for over 20 years. However, Isoplate Solution has not been commercialized for routine use in Europe.
V. Pharmacovigilance Planning
Proposed Pharmacovigilance Plan (PVP)
When a new product is marketed, the exposed population may differ from the population studied in the pre-approval studies.
For most products, routine pharmacovigilance (i.e., compliance with applicable postmarketing reporting requirements under FDA regulations) is sufficient for post-marketing risk assessment. As outlined in Guidance for Industry: Good Pharmacovigilance Practices and Pharmacoepidemiologic Assessment (http://www.fda.gov/CDER/guidance/63590CC.htm), FDA believes pharmacovigilance plans may be appropriate when: 1) Serious safety risks have been identified pre- or post-approval, or 2) at risk populations have not been adequately studied. The ICH E2E Pharmacovigilance Planning guidance (http://www.fda.gov/cber/gdlns/ichpvp.htm) indicates that for products with important identified risks, important potential risks, or missing information, additional actions designed to address these concerns should be considered as part of the pharmacovigilance plan. The pharmacovigilance plan is developed by a product's sponsor and is specifically focused on detecting new safety risks and/or evaluating already identified safety risks.
This information is provided from the sponsor's assessment of the data accumulated in post-market surveillance in the U.S. and other countries/ regions where Isolyte is currently licensed and marketed, as well as safety data accumulated in the clinical studies presented.
The sponsor anticipates that Isoplate Solution will pose no additional risk than the approved Isolyte S, pH 7.4 solution (Multi-Electrolyte Injection), ANDA 019696. The Benefit/Risk Relationship is discussed in section 1.16 Risk Management Plans, in the NDA BN090067. It states that a post marketing study was requested and agreed to by B. Braun and Caridian BCT, however, details of the study protocol, or other pharmacovigilance plans, are not supplied.
Safety Concerns
There are no obvious safety concerns identified. However, in the in vitro study, the new PAS Isoplate was shown to have theoretical adverse effects on stored platelets in vitro (increased platelet activation marker p-selectin). It is not known whether this finding has clinical significance. For this reason, OBRR requested that the sponsor conduct a postmarketing study focused on platelet transfusion adverse events.
VI. Assessment and Recommendations
There are no concerns regarding approval and marketing for Isoplate Solution.
- The NDA does not contain a complete Pharmacovigilance Plan. Please submit a detailed pharmacovigilance plan in accordance with the ICH E2E Pharmacovigilance Planning (PVP) Guidance which can be found at: http://www.fda.gov/RegulatoryInformation/Guidances/ucm129411.htm. The E2E PVP guidance indicates that for products with important identified risks, important potential risks, or important missing information, additional pharmacovigilance actions designed to address these concerns should be considered as part of a PVP.
- A potential safety concern over the high level of P-selectin compared to controls was identified from the results of the in vitro study. We note OBRR's comments that this could represent platelet activation and potential clinical adverse events.
- No clinical studies assessing safety outcomes in patients receiving Isoplate stored platelets have been conducted.
- Isolyte has a long history of use and no known safety concerns have been identified with this product. However, this does not necessarily ensure safety of platelets stored in this solution. We also note that P.A.S. solutions have been used extensively in Europe with an apparently good safety record, but that does not include this specific product.
- Given the absence of available safety data in patients transfused with Isoplate stored platelets and the potential safety risk associated with the increased marker of platelet activation noted during the clinical studies, we concur with OBRR's recommendation that a post-market study will be useful to evaluate potential clinical outcomes in patients receiving Isoplate stored platelets, and should be instituted as a post-market requirement if Isoplate is approved. Because this potential risk is based on an elevated chemical marker as opposed to observed clinical adverse events, our recommendations are based on OBRR's concerns about platelet activation. Intersol by Fenwal, Inc. is a recently approved platelet storage product similar to Isoplate; the Intersol approval also included a post-market requirement to study platelet transfusion adverse events that was based on an elevated P-selectin level. Due the large size of this study (over 5000 transfusions anticipated), we recommend initiating discussion with the Isoplate sponsor regarding the post-market requirement as soon as possible during the BLA review. Optimally, key elements of the proposed study, including study design, size, and assessment of clinical outcomes should be agreed upon at the time of approval, if Isoplate is approved. The sponsor should be requested to submit a draft protocol that includes information about the study size and ability to detect a difference between test and control platelets for potential adverse events (e.g., adverse events related to clotting, thrombosis, coagulopathies, and transfusion related acute lung injury).
VII. Letter Ready Comments
- Please submit a Pharmacovigilance Plan in accordance with Guidance for Industry: Good Pharmacovigilance Practices and Pharmacoepidemiologic Assessment (http://www.fda.gov/CDER/guidance/63590CC.htm). FDA believes pharmacovigilance plans may be appropriate when: 1) Serious safety risks have been identified pre- or post-approval, or 2) at risk populations have not been adequately studied. The ICH E2E Pharmacovigilance Planning guidance (http://www.fda.gov/cber/gdlns/ichpvp.htm) indicates that for products with important identified risks, important potential risks, or missing information, additional actions designed to address these concerns should be considered as part of the pharmacovigilance plan. The pharmacovigilance plan is developed by a product's sponsor and is specifically focused on detecting new safety risks and/or evaluating already identified safety risks.
- In the IND study, the new PAS Isoplate has shown some theoretical adverse effects on stored platelets in vitro (increased platelet activation marker p-selectin). It is not known whether this finding has clinical significance. The potential safety risk associated with elevated marker of platelet activation is the basis for a post-marketing requirement. As noted in your NDA (1.16 Risk Management Plan), if Isoplate is approved, you will be required to conduct a post-marketing study to assess the safety of transfused Isoplate stored platelets compared to appropriate controls. Timing for submission of the final protocol will be negotiated during review of the BLA.


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The Granholme label has been a point of contention for a while in that a guy I know got his shit together ahead of me and began working out the kinks of a release schedule packed with material he'd been teasing and showing me for a while. To be brutally honest any kind of personal jealousy turned to a weird kind of admiration for his cause as soon as he passed me the first record, him stood there smiling at what he'd done before finishing a cider and chipping off to get a train to Cardiff. It was more a realisation that this type of shit was possible, achievable and rewarding to do than any sort of an epiphany. But I distinctly remember it happening then.
The label's latest record is the work of an Australia based UK producer called Kloke. I noted in a recent DJ Mag review that some of his work sounds a lot like Martyn and I really should have then went on to say that that's never really been anything near a bad thing, with Martyn's Great Lengths being honestly one of the first great dubstep LPs; but that's kind of a hard and long winded point to get across when you have just 75 words to do it in. Kloke's music deserves more than a lazy soundalike comparison anyway; it's rich and wonderfully textured and at the same time as melodic as it is vehemently mixable. It's definitely got that genre intersection vibe to it that made Martyn's early work so obviously different from the crowd but it's also incredibly accessible, gorgeously weighted and most importantly: catchy.
To mark the recent release of Kloke's four track Circuit Theory EP on the Granholme label then, we shot some questions over to the southern hemisphere and we're now using his answers to better introduce him to our readership and to frame the 137th mix in our ongoing series.
Sonic Router: Let's start with an introduction. Who are you? Where are you? How did you come to be there? What made you want to make music in the first place?
Kloke: Hello I'm Andy, I'm currently sat in my apartment on a very sunny winters morning here in Melbourne. Nick Drake's on the turntable and there's a small baby fighting for my attention beside me.
I think what got me into making music initially was a love of drums. One of my Uncles gave me his old drum machine when I was about 10, a Boss DR-110 which I still have. Messing about with that probably sparked it all off. I then spent years playing various instruments in bands but I think the key thing was realising the creative potential of samplers – the idea of manipulating sound and creating new sounds from scratch is something that still fascinates me. As far as what I make now as Kloke – that started about 5 or 6 years ago.
What are you using to make it? Can you describe your 'studio'?
I share a studio with another producer and we've got a bit of hardware set up in there… some old synths, space echoes, rack stuff etc. But currently I'm doing most of my stuff at home whenever I get a spare minute… I'm still using an outdated version of Cubase and an ever expanding collection of samples that I've been building up over the years.
How did you get into electronic music?
I suppose being exposed to all the electronic stuff that was in the charts in the mid-late 80s when I was a kid. All my pocket money went on 7″ singles, things like Blue Monday 1988 by New Order, Inner City, Public Enemy etc. Loads of really dodgy stuff too of course… back then I hated anything that wasn't made with 'real' instruments for a good few years and I didn't properly get into electronic music until the early/mid-nineties with drum & bass and all the amazing dance albums that came out around that time.
You're based in Australia/Melbourne right? Am I right in thinking that's a recent move? How are you finding the city in terms of the nightlife? Do you go out a lot to clubs? Do you think it helps to?
Yeah I'm originally from the UK but I moved here in 2007 and spent a couple of years living in New Zealand before that. There's a very healthy music/arts scene in Melbourne and loads of really good bars. There's certainly no shortage of decent nights and DJs but due to the aforementioned baby I very rarely make it out to clubs these days. I think certainly as a producer it's vital to know what it's like to experience music on a proper soundsystem at loud volumes where you can actually feel certain frequencies. In the right moment with the right DJ and the right tune it can be life changing; something I'm sure a lot of people can identify with. I still remember hearing 'Metropolis' for the first time at Blue Note on the ridiculous system they had in there, stuff like that becomes part of your musical DNA and stays with you.
Your latest work is out on Granholme. How did you hook up with Graham? What's the working relationship with him been like?
Through Martyn basically – he's always been very supportive of my music and when I finished 'Circuit Theory' he messaged me back saying "Graham wants to speak to you!" One of the few other people I sent it to at the time was Micky from [nakedlunch] who it turned out had also passed it onto this mysterious Graham character. Then I found out he's involved with 3024 and was starting a new label and things just clicked into place.
Can you give readers an idea of what they can expect from the EP?
I think all 4 tracks are quite different in terms of style and mood. Some of it's quite densely layered & maybe best appreciated in headphones, others are maybe more dancefloor friendly. That's quite a hard question to answer actually… I guess I try to aim for something with a certain timeless quality rather than just trying to fit in with whatever's fashionable at the time. There was a lot of love that went into all the tracks on the EP which I hope comes across too.
What else have you got coming up in the future?
In terms of releases there are a few things on the cards but it's too early to say anything at this stage. The main thing I want to focus on is developing and broadening my sound. I think I've finally got to the point where I'm happy just to make stuff that I like and that feels like an honest representation of what I'm about musically, if other people like it too then I'm really thankful for that.
Tell us a bit about the mix…
It's just a bunch of stuff I'm into at the moment really along with some older music that has some kind of significance to me. There are a couple of things from some other Melbourne producers and some newer bits from myself. It was done on a couple of 1210's, a mixer. I borrowed a mate's Serato for the unreleased tracks (cheers Leo). I certainly don't claim to be the best DJ in the world and I don't really play out that much so my approach to mixes has always been to create more of a listening experience than just beat-mixing wall to wall club tracks.
Traditionally we ask mixers for some wise words. Do you have any wordly wisdom for our readers?
Yeah, never embark on a 12 hour train journey in India with a dodgy stomach.
DOWNLOAD: Kloke – Sonic Router Mix #137
Hidden Agenda – Pressin' On [Metalheadz]
Gang Related – Ready Or Not [Dope Dragon]
DJ Krust – Ideal World [Full Cycle]
West Norwood Cassette Library – Coming On Strong (Pangea Remix) [WNCL]
Sentel – Shut Your Eyes [forthcoming Granholme]
Vertigo Face – Casing Rainbows
Kloke – Hawkers [Granholme]
Pariah – Rift [R&S]
Kloke – Untitled
Feloneezy – Ghosts
Kloke – Untitled
Drexciya – Depressurization [Shockwave Records]
Kloke – Circuit Theory [Granholme]
Kloke – Sunken
Samaritan – Miguel
Kloke – Untitled
Brian Eno – Beclaimed [Island]
Harmonia – Watussi [Brain]
Parallelogram – jdrums/elos [/parallelogram/]
Kloke's Circuit Theory EP is out now through Granholme.


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