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Opening arguments were heard on January 22, 2013 in the Newark, NJ federal courthouse for the retrial of Abu Ghraib whistleblower, Paul Bergrin. Bergrin, 56, was a prominent defense attorney in New Jersey who had previously served as a JAG lawyer in Iraq and an AUSA in the Newark U.S. Attorney's Office. Bergrin's highly successful private practice included many prominent clients from the arts and entertainment industry. Now he stands accused of murder, racketeering, drug trafficking, prostitution, bribery, witness tampering and money laundering spanning from 2001 to 2009. A previous federal trial ended last year with a hung jury.
High profile criminal defense lawyer and vocal Iraq War critic Paul Bergrin is now facing a host of federal charges
Bergrin was among the first military people to expose evidence that hooding, nudity and the use of dogs were extensively used at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison. In 2004 and 2005, he sought to have Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld and other administration officials held accountable for various humanitarian violations in Iraq that constituted war crimes. When Bush announced in 2004 that he wanted Abu Ghraib destroyed, Bergrin got a court order to stop the action, declaring the prison a crime scene.
Bergrin is also the only attorney in U.S. military history to win the right to put a high-ranking military official, Col. Michael Steele, on the stand. In 2006, Steele commanded a unit of the 101st Airborne Division in Iraq. Under his command, Iraqi civilians were repeatedly detained and villages regularly raided by U.S. soldiers. One such raid, Operation Iron Triangle, involved the killing of four unarmed Iraqis. U.S. soldiers, one of whom Bergrin is representing, were given orders to shoot on sight any Iraqi male.
Bergrin was one of the first people to expose various war crimes committed at the notorious Abu Ghraib prison
In April 2009, Bergrin announced his intention to reopen one of the Abu Ghraib cases after the Obama administration released documents implicating the Bush White House in the authorization of torture at the prison. The following month, Bergrin was arrested on a variety of federal charges. At his bail hearing, prosecutors filed a detention request by a Drug Enforcement Agency special agent claiming that Bergrin should be denied bail. The government claimed in their filing that Bergrin had overseas assets, four false passports and had ordered an FBI informant to kill a witness. Bail was denied.
Many believe it to be no coincidence that Bergrin's federal charges followed his dogged whistleblowing against various elements within the U.S. government. His actions made him a thorn in the side of those overseeing the ongoing illegalities in Iraq and his subsequent takedown could hardly be seen as a surprise. The feds appeared to be seeking to permanently silence him.
Bergrin, as in the first trial, would represent himself. AUSA John Gay began the retrial's opening argument with a laundry list of accusations against Bergrin that seemed to defy logic. "Why would a drug dealer go to a regular lawyer when he could go to Paul Bergrin?" Gay asked rhetorically in his opening. Gay alleged that drug dealers would routinely purchase large amounts of cocaine from Bergrin soon after retaining his services. The government never fully explained in its opening why or how a prominent lawyer like Bergrin would engage in the wide array of illicit activities outlined by the prosecution, instead making the blanket assertion that it was done to "satisfy his personal lust for wealth and success."
The Newark, NJ U.S. Attorney's office is pulling out all stops to secure a conviction against Bergrin
Bergrin opened strongly, telling the court he is the victim of a prosecutorial conspiracy that is relying on a parade of low-life criminals and known perjurers who would say and do anything to stay out of prison. Bergrin repeatedly told the court that the government witnesses "know how to play the game" and "know how to manipulate the system." He promised jurors that they would recognize the lies and fabrications that government witnesses would try to pass off as the truth. "You are going to hear and you are going to experience in this case the darkest side of justice that any human being could imagine. It's going to turn your stomach," Bergrin told the court. While promising that reasonable doubt would preclude his conviction, he urged jurors to keep an open mind.
Bergrin stood at a lectern and spoke directly to the jurors as he delved into great detail about the nature of the plea agreements that the cooperators had forged with the government. He seized upon language in the agreements granting the U.S. attorney's office the exclusive right to determine if a witness' testimony is truthful. Bergrin then, in a booming voice, advised jurors that "you are the judges of the facts, not them!" as he pointed at Gay and the prosecution team.
The judge appeared to be resigned to Bergrin's animated courtroom tactics, but did allow a prosecution objection at one point in Bergrin's opening. The prosecution objected to Bergrin's description of his efforts to bring Bush and Cheney to trial for their crimes in Iraq. Typically, lawyers are given wide latitude in opening remarks, but the government was having none of it. The judge sustained their objection and Bergrin was cut short on the matter. He was able to subsequently work some of the issue into a later part of his opening and jurors were left wondering what it was that the government did not want them to hear.
Bergrin's attempt to bring charges against Bush and Cheney figured prominently in his opening argument
Much of the government's case centers on "Oscar," an alleged hit man from Chicago. AUSA Gay repeatedly told jurors that they would hear about Bergrin's involvement in the solicitation of murder directly from the hit man. Bergrin portrayed Oscar as a caricature of a hit man, calling into question whether Oscar was actually a murderer, or merely playing one for the government. Bergrin explained how Oscar claimed to be the son of the imprisoned leader of the Latin Kings street gang. Bergrin claimed to have represented real Latin King gang members in the past and immediately recognized Oscar as a fraud, and a likely government informant. The allegedly incriminating calls with Oscar amounted to nothing more than "roleplaying" according to Bergrin. He recounted some of Oscar's more outrageous claims, including having smuggled cell phones to his imprisoned father at the federal supermax facility in Florence, CO where every movement is closely monitored and recorded. He explained how repressive the supermax facility is and ridiculed the notion that cell phones could be smuggled to a prisoner. Bergrin also told the court how an initial call to the supposed gang leader's cell phone was answered with a message for a landscaping service. In short, the government's hit man and star witness was reduced to an opportunistic bungler.
The supermax facility in Florence, CO, where one of Bergrin's accusers claims to have successfully smuggled cell phones, is the nation's most secure prison
Bergrin's opening also punched numerous holes in the government's other witnesses. Various press accounts had played up the anticipated testimony of Bergrin's reported law partner, Thomas Moran. AUSA Gay promised jurors in his opening that Moran would offer testimony of Bergrin's involvement in the murder of an informant who was cooperating against one of Bergrin's law clients. Bergrin explained how Moran was never his partner or associate and had merely rented office space from him. He also revealed that Moran was a serial drunk driver who had injured a retired police officer and his family in a serious collision while driving drunk. Moran received protection from prosecution in return for his cooperation with prosecutors. Bergrin also told the court that while cooperating against him, Moran had been involved in at least one other drunk driving accident and had again escaped punishment in return for his ongoing cooperation.
Bergrin, despite having been convicted of no crime, languishes in Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center
Bergrin effectively painted a picture of criminals eluding punishment in return for testimony against him. According to Bergrin, criminals were bragging about being released after telling prosecutors what they wanted to hear. He described a recorded conversation between cooperators in which one is schooling the other about telling prosecutors what they want to hear about Bergrin.
Bergrin had extensive experience representing real Latin King gang members and almost certainly would have immediately recognized the government's plant as an imposter
All of this is standard fare for federal prosecutors who routinely secure convictions with the subornation of perjured testimony. Experienced criminals know that they can often escape serious consequences by making accusations against others, even if their testimony is implausible, ridiculous and utterly false. Federal prosecutors put the government's seal of approval on their lies by assuring jurors that although the witnesses are proven liars and criminals, this time they are telling the truth and should be believed. These witnesses are carefully coached by prosecutors so as to organize their lies and make their tales plausible to jurors. It is nothing less than theatre.
USDJ William Martini made several objective rulings in Bergrin's earlier trial and was rewarded with an ordered recusal
While Bergrin appeared to make significant inroads with his opening argument, he ultimately faces a daunting task. His prior prosecution ending in a mistrial was before USDJ William Martini. The government was unhappy with several of Martini's rulings and embarrassed by his admonitions. During Bergrin's earlier trial, Martini had chastised prosecutors for making inappropriate public comments and for sending him a holiday greeting card, viewing it as an effort to curry favor with the judge. The government, unhappy with Martini's perceived fairness to the defense, filed motions with the Third Circuit Court of Appeals to have him removed from the case. Judicial recusals are exceedingly difficult to secure and the motion was viewed as a longshot at best. Nevertheless, in a stunning ruling, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals removed Martini from the retrial. USDJ Dennis Cavanaugh, widely considered to be pro-government in his rulings, is now presiding over the Bergrin retrial. This time around, the government is leaving nothing to chance. They are determined to secure a conviction by any means necessary, invoking their tired reasoning of the end justifying the means.
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals ordered some advantageous judge shopping for the prosecution
Even with a switch in judges, the government will still have to work hard to secure a conviction. Judge Cavanaugh at times seemed puzzled on the bench as Bergrin scored points with jurors. He alternately looked anxious, exasperated and resigned to his fate as he listened to Bergrin punch holes in the prosecution's various assertions. While likely looking for ways to steer the trial in favor of the government, the judge likely realizes he has a tiger by the tail and will probably just let the matter play itself out as Bergrin is an experienced courtroom brawler.
USDJ Dennis Cavanaugh is widely considered to be a reliably pro-prosecution jurist
Many are counting Bergrin out, assuming that his conviction is a near certainty. The fed's obscene and ridiculous 99% conviction rate can easily give one good cause to so assume, but this is no ordinary criminal trial. Bergrin is a most capable opponent and determined to fight his accusers to the end, knowing that a conviction will bring a certain life sentence. Even if successful, he has still spent the last four years in federal detention, denied his right to bail. Regardless of the outcome, the feds have, at least for now, successfully silenced a vocal and effective critic.


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A lovely, homely cottage, in a quiet and peaceful location, this Port Mulgrave cottage is perfect for a family looking to get away from it all and for walkers wishing to explore this beautiful coastal area.
This Port Mulgrave cottage has been thoughtfully refurbished to a good standard, offering an open plan living area with contemporary kitchen and a spacious living area with warming open fire set in an original cast iron and tiled fireplace, ideal to sit and relax around after an enjoyable day out.
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Wonderful views of the sea and hills can be enjoyed in the area surrounding your Port Mulgrave cottage, and a couple of minutes' walk brings you onto the Cleveland Way cliff-top coastal path, which offers superb walking opportunities.
For the less energetic, a one and a half mile walk, with breathtaking views, will bring you to the pretty villages of Runswick Bay and Staithes, whilst serious walkers are able to continue on to Whitby or to the old spa resort of Saltburn.
From this Port Mulgrave cottage, a short stroll will bring you to Hinderwell village, which has excellent amenities, including a butcher, a village shop and several pubs.
Enjoy a drive through the stunning scenery of the North York Moors National Park or visit the bustling, historic port of Whitby, with its famous abbey and Dracula connections!
With such diverse attractions to enjoy in this wonderful area, this Port Mulgrave cottage provides a great holiday base.
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x family room with 1 double and 1 single. Ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. First floor shower room with shower, basin and WC. Open plan living area with fitted kitchen, dining area and sitting area with open fire. Utility room.
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Staithes 1.5 miles; Runswick Bay 1.6 miles; Whitby 9 miles.
Once a thriving port dealing in ironstone, Port Mulgrave now offers a quiet coastal retreat, with superb sea views and cliff-top walks to the fishing village of Staithes or to pretty Runswick Bay. A few miles south is the popular holiday town of Whitby, famous for its fish and chips, which offers winding streets, hidden alleys, a picturesque harbour, safe sandy beaches and of course, the Abbey, reached by the famous 199 steps. The North York Moors National Park is practically on the doorstep, where you can watch the steam trains of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. Alternatively visit the peaceful village of Goathland (Aidensfield in the TV programme 'Heartbeat'), or, for thrills and spills, Flamingo Land near Malton. A truly family friendly destination.
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As President Linwood H. Rose navigates JMU on its starward course toward becoming the nation's gold standard for the total undergraduate experience, the university's main means of transport will be private giving.
"The ability to go above and beyond what the state and tuition can fund will distinguish excellent public institutions in the future," Rose says. "We can't count on taxpayers and tuition to do it all anymore."
While JMU has spent the last 20 whirlwind years on physical growth, the next 10 years will be spent on increasing the university's private funding base. "We have built the institution, and now we have to flesh it out," Rose says. "And that means gaining more private support. "
By JMU's 100th birthday in 2008, I want to see a multimillion dollar increase in private giving to the university," the president says.
Such a dramatic increase is an ambitious goal, he says, but a feasible one. And the president himself will be at the forefront of the effort. Rose says he envisions spending considerable time building JMU's base of private support - by meeting personally with potential donors, by visiting alumni gatherings and by getting college deans, administrators and volunteers to do the same.
"Over the next 10 years, we will increasingly turn to alumni, parents, business partners and other JMU stakeholders and ask them to join us in our journey to excellence. What we're really talking about," Rose says, "is establishing a responsibility for private support as part of our culture - one that permeates the entire university community."
That support is crucial to distinguishing JMU's quality and reputation in higher education, the president says, and he offers a case in point. Most Virginia students who apply to JMU also apply to the University of Virginia, William and Mary, and Virginia Tech. Unlike JMU, those schools have aggressively built their private endowments, which range from $330 million to $1 billion, over the last 15 years. That allows them to offer scholarships, programs and facilities that attract the best students and to offer professorships that recruit a world-class faculty.
JMU, which has a $23 million endowment, needs that same flexibility, Rose says. "What we do here at JMU is transform people's lives. We help students set life goals, offer them life-altering experiences, arm them with the skills and knowledge they need to lead happy, satisfied lives as adults and to become effective leaders in the workplace and society," he explains. "Every day, professors personally influence the students they teach and mentor, and that's the strength of our teaching culture. Inside and outside the classroom, students influence one another, and that's a strength of our student culture.
"Alumni know this because they have experienced it for themselves," the president says. "Now we're asking alumni to become part of that experience again by helping to change students' lives."
Changing lives translates into providing endowed professorships and eminent scholar funding to attract and keep outstanding professors, more release time, travel and research opportunities, and training on new technology. "The faculty come into contact with so many students," Rose says, "we owe it to ourselves to make sure they're as current as they can be."
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Private giving comes down to supporting students and professors. "I really believe people give to people and want to be involved in their dreams," the president says.
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Rose has already made the first moves to increase private giving. Last winter he hired Mitchell Moore, a veteran of major fund-raising campaigns at the University of Richmond and Sweet Briar, to build the university's fund-raising infrastructure and launch JMU's own ambitious campaign over the next decade.
He has renamed JMU's annual giving program the Madison Fund, which seeks restricted dollars for annual operating use by colleges and departments and unrestricted dollars for funding needs that tuition and tax dollars don't cover.
Additionally, JMU's future $3 million Alumni Center, to be built east of Interstate-81, is being funded now through a partnership between JMU and private gifts from alumni.
Last year JMU raised a record $5 million in private funding, $1 million more than the year before. Just under three-fourths of the total supports academic programs, and the remaining one-fourth supports athletics programs. Approximately $750,000 in private funds was added to JMU's endowment.
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Curtis Sittenfeld's book about privileged kids confronts America's unspoken inequality.
Curtis Sittenfeld is an interviewer's dream. Her first book, Prep, spent nine weeks on the New York Times bestseller list and Paramount Pictures has optioned the rights to turn it into a film. Dave Eggers compared her to Joan Didion. At only 30, she has big-time buzz.
She also has her own ridiculously well-stocked website, http://www.curtissittenfeld.com, which features virtually every essay and article she's ever written - on topics such as why male writers have an easy time bagging groupies ("I'm not convinced that female writers can elicit lust based on literary prowess alone").
Best of all, she's written the sort of book that begs interviewers to ask the sort of pointed, personal questions people normally give up asking at the age of 13, lest they be branded a stalker or socially inept.
This is because Prep revolves around Lee Fiora, an insecure middle-class teen who attends a snobby prep school and suffers the gamut of humiliations - from being used for sex by a popular boy who doesn't like her to feeling ashamed about her father owning a mattress shop. And - aha - her back story is strikingly similar to the author's.
Both are from America's Midwest and attended posh boarding schools in the east. Both are torn about America's class system, yearning for a place on a higher rung and rejecting it outright. Both have an ultra-polite mother and a slightly bawdy father. Both, at school, were at the centre of newspaper articles in which they criticised the inequality of their schools, and were castigated for it. (Lee is interviewed by a reporter about the social chasm between the silver spoon brigade and scholarship students such as herself. Curtis wrote hers, for The Washington Post, about how her school's teachers favoured male students over female peers.)
So prying into the excruciating aspects of Sittenfeld's teenage life seems right - necessary, in fact, as part of exploring her creative process.
Why did she write about what she knows best, when it's such embarrassing stuff?
Sittenfeld says she didn't set out to explore the dark recesses of her tortured adolescent soul when she began writing the book at 24. Rather, "boarding school was the only thing that I had enough feelings about to fill a book".
Like Lee, Sittenfeld was "enthralled" by boarding school's promise of privilege, mown athletic fields and co-eds who looked as if they'd stepped out of a toothpaste commercial. So when recruiters from Groton, an exclusive boarding school outside Boston, visited her hometown of Cincinnati in 1988, she signed up.
"It seemed sort of, like, glamorous and romantic, but also available to adolescents," she says.
"Like, you might think Hollywood is glamorous, but that's mostly populated by adults, or [think] being a lawyer must be exciting, but, of course, you can't be a lawyer when you're 14. [But prep schools] have the most beautiful campuses, loaded with cute boys."
There's a very good reason why, so many years later, she still has boarding school on the brain. Until last year, she was teaching part-time at St Albans, a prestigious all-boys prep school in Washington DC, and was its writer-in-residence. This is where she wrote Prep, which, she hopes, addresses the myth that the US has no class system. "People do say, 'Oh, class doesn't exist in the US.' I don't happen to agree with that."
Living in St Albans, she told one newspaper, "felt like cheating", referring to the access it gave her to ultra-privileged teenagers in their natural habitat. (Presumably the school also helped her come up with her characters' trippy country club names: Aspeth, Darden, Cross.)
One would think the brouhaha following Prep's success - she signed a two-book deal with Random House, and is now invited to all those parties "I never knew I wasn't being invited to", including one hosted by Meg Ryan - would have jettisoned any lingering teenage feelings of powerlessness.
Not so. As it happens, she says, the cycle of rejection brought it all back in a flash. Although bought within a month of completion, Prep was rejected by 14 of 15 publishers and, in one case, was rejected, then un-rejected, and then rejected again.
Just to be sure, though, I grill her on the finer points of teenage life.
So, which group did she hang with at school?
"I wouldn't say I was in with the popular kids, but I wasn't a loner either," she says without hesitating.
I ask her about one of the book's cruellest plot points, in which the coolest boys in school compile a list comparing the genitalia of most of their female peers.
Did she ever do anything quite so gross?
She pauses.
"The school used to have these comprehensive lists of everyone in the entire school, I think to check attendance at chapel, and we got a hold of some and would, like, rank people, like, these are the people who've had sex, and these are the people who hadn't."
Where does her family stand in the social pecking order?
Now she's squirming. "I would say middle class, basically middle class-plus. Er, I don't know."
What about now; have her book advances - and what are they exactly? - given her financial security?
The question, she says, is "shocking".
"Oh, I can't say, my parents would be very embarrassed for me.
"Certain issues are so complicated," she continues, admitting to the chasm that exists between the book's unflinching skewering of the American class system and her ability to speak honestly about her own part in it.
"It's hard to discuss them honestly without rhetoric and I think that's why they can be explored in a more natural, less political way in fiction."
She should be on far less squeamish ground with her next book, her third, which might centre on a journalist. (Her second, The Man of My Dreams, about a woman and her many loves, is already in revision stage.)
Sittenfeld, who after university spent time in journalism - as an intern at The Atlantic Monthly, a writer for a business magazine and later a freelancer - is a big fan of the relative power enjoyed by journalists.
"Being a journalist exposes you to so many situations that you would never otherwise find yourself in," she says. "Like you're in someone's living room and you'd never meet them socially. It's pretty shocking what interviewees tell you about themselves. They'll tell you the most fascinating things."
It's the perfect career, or book topic, for someone who counts gossiping as her "hobby". "It's sort of a fine line between gossiping and exploring the human condition. But I come from a family of champion gossipers. If we go to a party together, at the holidays or something, we get in the car [afterwards] and we talk, in a very detailed way, about the other people who were there."
But how does it feel, knowing that with every book she writes, she'll become a greater target for gossip?
"I've actually thought to myself, I would be flattered if other people talked about me [the way] I talked about them."
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In Star Trek Into Darkness how did the Enterprise fall towards earth when it was clearly next to the moon. There are several establishing shots showing the enterprise and the Vengeance around the moon. At no point did we see the ship close enough to fall towards earth until it was actually falling. Did the ship make a run for it off camera after detonating the torpedoes and we just didn't see it? I'm just curious to hear what your explanation might be. --Trekobsession31 (talk) 02:35, September 6, 2013 (UTC)
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Ambulatory Blood Pressure and Prognosis
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|May 25, 2000
|Last Updated Date
|May 12, 2016
|Start Date ICMJE
|August 1992
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|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
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|Change History
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|Ambulatory Blood Pressure and Prognosis
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|To continue a prospective study of the ability of ambulatory blood pressure to predict cardiovascular morbidity in patients with mild hypertension.
|Detailed Description
This was a continuation of a prospective study of the ability of ambulatory blood pressure to predict cardiovascular morbidity in patients with mild hypertension, which was first started in 1978.
Predictor variables evaluated at entry to the longitudinal study included clinic and ambulatory blood pressures (including measures of pressure level and variability in different settings), left ventricular mass index (LVMI, determined by echocardiography), renin-sodium profile, and other cardiovascular risk factors (e.g., cholesterol and smoking). During follow-up, blood pressure, treatment status, BMI, and clinical course were evaluated. Outcome measures were definite cardiovascular morbid events, defined as sudden cardiac death, myocardial infarction, stroke, congestive heart failure, and coronary artery revascularization. The main hypotheses tested were that ambulatory blood pressure would give a better prediction of outcome than clinic pressure, and that patients with white coat hypertension (defined as a high clinic pressure and normal ambulatory pressure) would be at low risk relative to patients with sustained hypertension. Initial results in 729 patients initially studied between 1978 and 1985 using Cox survival analysis showed that the four most significant predictors of morbid events were daytime blood pressure variability, age, male sex, and serum cholesterol. Patients with white coat hypertension appeared to be at a level of risk intermediate between normotensives and sustained hypertensives, but the differences were not yet significant. Expansion of the cohort size to include patients evaluated initially between 1985 and 1990 provided nearly 2,000 patients altogether, which together with the longer follow-up of the initial cohort provided a sufficient number of morbid events to identify the predictive significance of the different blood pressure measures, and their interaction with other risk factors.
The study completion date listed in this record was obtained from the "End Date" entered in the Protocol Registration and Results System (PRS) record.
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|up to 100 Years (Child, Adult, Senior)
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
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Attorney General Hardy Myers today joined the National Association of Medicaid Fraud Control Units in announcing that Aventis Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Aventis) has agreed to pay $22.7 million to the United States, the District of Columbia, and 38 states to settle claims that it defrauded the states' Medicaid programs through its drug pricing and marketing practices.
"It is unfortunate that the jurisdictions are forced to sue these companies that insist on defrauding the Medicaid system," stated Myers. "We unfortunately see too many cases in which the price of drugs is falsely inflated. It is my hope these suits begin to deter the industry from continuing these unlawful practices."
A joint federal and state investigation revealed that Aventis caused false claims to be submitted to federally-funded health care programs by inflating the average wholesale price (AWP) of their drug, Anzemet, which is used in oncology and radiation treatment to prevent nausea and vomiting. The investigation arose from a federal whistleblower complaint alleging that Aventis' pricing and marketing scheme for Anzemet violated the Federal False Claims Act.
Investigators found that from September 1, 1997 through June 30, 2004, Aventis allegedly tried to increase the market share for Anzemet over competitor products through "marketing the spread". The "spread" is the difference between the amount healthcare providers (pharmacies, hospitals, clinics, etc.) actually pay a pharmaceutical company for a drug, and the amount the healthcare provider is reimbursed for the drug by the Medicaid Programs. Most programs, including the Oregon Medicaid Program, reimburse for drugs based on reported AWP. If AWP is artificially inflated by a manufacturer, or a drug is actually sold to providers at a price significantly below AWP, the resulting "spread" between what the provider paid and the Medicaid/Medicare reimbursement increases the providers' profits. In this case, it was alleged AWP for Anzemet was artificially inflated by Aventis and then used as a marketing tool by Aventis sales staff to persuade providers to purchase Anzemet over another product, thereby causing the Medicaid Program to overpay for the drug.
Based on its record of payments for Anzemet, the Oregon Medicaid Program was allotted $225,190 in restitution, penalties and interests from the settlement. The settlement only addresses Medicaid Program damages for costs paid for the injectable form of Anzemet. Under the terms of the settlement, Aventis entered into a Corporate Integrity Agreement to ensure its future compliance with price reporting requirements.
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Windmill's BAR51 offering the best Happy Hour in town!!
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A popular neighborhood restaurant where the motto is: serving good food to good people.
Locally owned, one of Billings favorites!
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Outlet of a barbecue chain serving wood-smoked meats & sides in an American West-themed space.
Lively chain steakhouse serving American fare with a Southwestern spin amid Texas-themed decor.
The ambiance is European and the food is a tempting mix of American, French, Asian, and Italian cuisine.
Located in a historical location, the Granary offers a fine dining room, casual urban western bar with full menu & a great deck offering outdoor dining.
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The Voodoo practiced in the case according to the Voodoo practitioner Castle and Beckett consulted is hardcore Nigerian.
Goof: During the gunfight between Kate and the other gunman, at one scene, showing from the other gunman's perspective, Kate lifts her gun to take a wild shot at him. The scene then quickly switches to behind the counter, and again Kate raises her gun to take a pot shot at the gunman.
(After having sex)
Meredith: We have had fun, haven't we?
Castle: Oh, yeah.
Meredith: Makes you wonder why we ever got divorced.
Castle: I know, right? I mean, except for you having an affair with your director and moving to Malibu and serving me with divorce papers, I think we really had a chance.
(Castle has just had sex with his ex wife)
Beckett: If she's so bad, why did you have sex with her this morning?
Castle: Let me tell you something about crazy people. The sex is unbelievable.
Beckett: How shallow are you?
Castle: Very.
Meredith: You know, I was his inspiration once.
Beckett: Were you, now.
Meredith: Still am, from time to time. Right kitten?
Beckett: Kitten?
Castle: I had this dream once. Only I was naked, and far less embarrassed.
Castle: She's thinking of moving back to New York. Do you know what that would mean to me? That would be a very special brand of hell. The hell of a deep-fried twinkie.
Ryan: A deep-fried twinkie?
Castle: Yeah, the guilty pleasure that you know is bad for you so you only do it once, maybe twice a year for the novelty.
Beckett: Castle!
Castle: What?
Beckett: Crime scene, dead body. A little respect here.
Castle: I don't think he can hear me.
(Beckett and Castle are pinned down by gunfire behind a counter)
Castle: I've written this scene about a hundred times. We give him what he wants, you know how it ends? Badly. And by badly, I mean us dead!
Beckett: Just stay down!
Castle: You stay down!
Beckett: I can't shoot him from down here!
Castle: He can't shoot you either!
International Episode Titles:
Czech Republic: Nekupujte padělky (Do Not Buy Fakes)
Original International Air Dates:
Slovakia: January 27, 2010 on JOJ Channel
Germany: March 13, 2010 on Kabel Eins
United Kingdom: May 12, 2010 on Alibi
Finland: June 2, 2010 on Nelonen
Czech Republic: October 13, 2010 on Prima
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Why Does No One Care About Shiri Appleby's Leaked Nude Photo?
Shiri Appleby is best known for her role on the since canceled TV show "Roswell," and most recently as Adam's new girlfriend Natalia on "Girls." An actress whose star is back on the rise! So why has there been barely a peep from the notoriously pervy blogosphere about a leaked nude photo allegedly featuring the pretty brunette? Especially a nude photo as nude as this (NSFW full-frontal action here)? According to Gawker, the naked — and sans fards! – selfie popped up on the internet last week, and a few horny bastards with a keen eye for identifying key details (namely a mole on Appleby's chest) confirmed its legitimacy. (It's also been suggested that this photo was leaked as part of some "Girls" promotional stunt, as Appleby does go topless in that super uncomfy sex scene with Adam.) Yet no one seems to care! Allison Pill's topless photo got more attention. I mean, I realize she accidentally posted it online herself, but still — more people watch "Girls" than "The Newsroom," right? Could it be that the internet has tired of celeb nudie pics? I'm sorry, that's a stupid question. [Gawker (NSFW)]


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Did A Game of Thrones Actor Just Confirm A Major Fan Theory?
When does the long-awaited solo Hulk movie come out, and will we ever see a Namor movie? Could Anthony Hopkins star in Westworld? We finally know what games will be in Pixels. Plus, check out a fantastic Jurassic World poster, and tons of Sleepy Hollow bombshells. Spoilers now!


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Colorado tackles marketing of legal pot
Updated 11:37 pm, Friday, December 14, 2012
On Monday afternoon, in a conference room in suburban Denver, two dozen members of a government task force will gather to begin hashing out the details of how to create a market for legal, recreational marijuana in Colorado. The group includes law enforcement officials, public health experts, marijuana advocates and others who have varying opinions but each shares a stake in the outcome.
Looming over their task is the fact that growing, possessing and selling pot remains illegal under federal law. Leaders in Colorado and in Washington - the other state where citizens voted in November to legalize marijuana for people over 21 - have sought guidance from federal officials, but so far they have been met mostly with silence.
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President Obama told ABC News' Barbara Walters in an interview this week that recreational pot smoking in states that have legalized the drug is not a major concern for his administration.
"We've got bigger fish to fry," Obama said. "It would not make sense for us to see a top priority as going after recreational users in states that have determined that it's legal."
Those comments provide a glimpse into the president's thinking, but they hardly remove the legal uncertainty surrounding the issue. Under Obama, the Drug Enforcement Administration has aggressively gone after medical marijuana dispensaries in California, where they are legal. In September, federal officials raided several Los Angeles shops and sent warnings to many more.
Attorney General Eric Holder said in a speech Wednesday that he would announce a policy on the new state laws "relatively soon," and a Department of Justice spokeswoman on Friday said the marijuana issue is "still under review."
Despite that lingering ambiguity, officials in Washington and Colorado are pushing forward with plans to put in place a broad legal marijuana market, saying that they must respect the wishes of voters.


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The pair also played together in the Scottish champions' earlier pre-season victory over Basle.
"I'd like to think there is a potential partnership there," said new signing McDonald. "The big man did so well last year and he's a terrific target man.
"I haven't had that sort of partner for a wee while."
McDonald has joined for £700,000 from Motherwell, where he was often used as a "hold-up man".
"It feels good, but it's going to take time for him to get used to me," the 23-year-old said of Vennegoor of Hesselink.
"It's going to be tough with the competition among the strikers here, but it doesn't affect me too much.
"I'm excited, ready to fight for my place and I'm confident I can be successful.
"I guess there is pressure but I've said, time and again, that I just take it on my shoulders and get on with it.
"In training, you can see that it's magnificent for the strikers.
"Everyone is so sharp. You can't get a minute's peace because the standard is phenomenal, so already I can see a difference in quality and how much it's going to make me a better player."
McDonald was grateful to his country for leaving him out of their squad for the Asian Cup so he can establish himself at Celtic Park.
"If I had been away with Australia at the Gold Cup, it would have been a lot more difficult for me," he said.
"I've been fighting for my place from the start instead of coming in later and hoping to walk straight into the team.
"I spoke to the Australian FA and the manager, Graham Arnold, and they have been terrific with me. They knew how important it was I came out here.
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Subject: Re: [Mull] McGillivary
Date: Sat, 13 Sep 2003 16:52:27 +0930
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Afraid I might be muddying things a little more but I have a Catherine
McGilvray who had an illegitimate son by my Grandmother's uncle - Captain
Hector Hugh McLean. She was supposedly his housekeeper. He married soon
after that,(to the minister's daughter not his Catherine!!!) but I have
wondered about the son and whether Catherine might have married soon after
and brought up the son with the name of his new father.
Hugh MCLEAN born to Captain Hector Hugh McLEAN and Catherine McGILVRAY (IGI
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Christening date 20 March 1818 Kilfinichen Argyll SCT
Any further info on Hugh McLEAN would be appreciated
Jean Whimp
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Subject: [Mull] McGillivary
> Just thought I should muddy the water a bit more.
> My gggrandmother Catherine McGillivary born about 1793 married to Charles
> McEachern born about 1791appear in the 1841 Census on a Farm called
> They had the following Children
> Hector 20, Dugald 16,Neil 14,Mary 10, Catherine 3. Since Catherine would
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> her children, depending
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Carmel Clay Schools administrators cite excellent teaching, supportive parents, hard working students and the district's emphasis on academic rigor for outstanding 2008 ISTEP scores, which include gains in specific areas and a jump in the number of student scoring at the pass plus level.
The Indiana Department of Education released 2008 ISTEP scores for grades 3-10 on Dec. 4.
Administrators noted gains in the district's pass plus rate in math. Pass plus is a category determined by the Indiana Department of Education for students who achieve exemplary results in specific test subjects. In the seventh grade math test, 97percent of Carmel Clay students passed, with 53 percent earning pass plus. Math scores in third grade included a 92 percent pass rate, the highest for that grade level since 2002.
Certain grade levels also saw an increase in language arts scores. Across the state, pass plus rates are usually lower for language arts than for math. In Carmel Clay, 23 percent of fifth graders in the district's 11 elementary schools scored at the pass plus level. In fourth grade language arts, 94 percent passed the ISTEP, with one in four students scoring in the pass plus range.
At Carmel High School, 90 percent of the students passed both the math and language arts portion of the Graduation Qualifying Exam, which students must pass to graduate from high school. Ninety-four percent passed the math section, with 92 percent mastering the language arts portion.
Three years ago, the district, which already registered some of the highest test scores in the state and nation, instituted a strategic plan that encouraged middle and high school students to take more rigorous courses. The district also has maintained and made more demanding a gifted and talented program in all 11 elementary schools.
Last year, Carmel Clay put into place a balanced literary program that places a greater emphasis on teaching reading strategies not just in language arts, but in every subject from kindergarten through the senior year in high school. Intensive writing is an expectation in every class.
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Conspiracy theories, death plots, and a mysterious Federal Reserve safe-deposit box feature prominently.
I thought so when he brought that stuff out of the safe-deposit.
If he takes the map to a safe-deposit vault we ought to know where.
Also he wanted from his safe-deposit box enough A1 collateral to secure loans of twenty and thirty thousand, respectively.
Presently we had a deed in the safe-deposit box and some notes in the bank to prove it.
It was after banking hours, but the side door giving access to the safe-deposit department was still open.
Then you must remember that clients of a safe-deposit are not multitudinous.
When we arrived at the bank Mr. Trenton turned us over to Raines, who conducted us to the safe-deposit vault.
I was not brought into the world to be a safe-deposit, and more urgent matters summon me to effort.'
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If you are starting a university course in England over the next few weeks you face tuition fees of a maximum of £9,000 a year as a result of a big shake up in the way your course is funded.
But you don't need to pay the money upfront and there is financial help available in the form of student loans.
Graduates will only start to repay the money once they're earning more than £21,000 a year.
The financial situation is different for students across the UK. While Welsh students and Northern Irish students who study at home will pay tuition fees of £3,465, Scottish students studying in Scotland are not charged those fees at all.
However, if you decide to study outside your home country but within the UK you will pay bigger tuition fees of up to £9,000 a year.
Much will depend on the choice of course, place of study and individual financial circumstances as to your entitlement to a maintenance loan or a grant.
How much will it cost to be a student?
How do I pay the tuition fees?
Who is entitled to a maintenance loan or grant?
What rate of interest is charged on student loans?
Where can you find information about bursaries and scholarships?
I am considering studying abroad, what costs do I face?
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Thursday 29 August 2002
AM is Australia's most informative morning current affairs. It covers the stories each morning that the other current affairs teams follow for the rest of the day. Below is the program summary with links to transcripts and audio (if available).
This morning to Professor Alan Trounson, the man at the centre of the row that has erupted over the already deeply controversial issue of embryonic stem cell research. In the last two days, the reputation of Professor Trounson has been battered by allegations that he misrepresented the possible effects of embryonic stem cell technology. That gave the research bill's opponents some more room to argue for it to be rejected or dramatically watered down.
The controversy was sparked when Professor Alan Trounson showed a video of a crippled rat which had been treated using cell research. In the presentation to a group of Federal parliamentarians, Professor Trounson described the cells that had been used as embryonic stem cells. Afterwards, it emerged that what had been used were, in fact, germ cells taken from an aborted foetus.
One of the main political advocates of embryonic stem cell research has been Queensland Premier Peter Beattie who concedes that he's not happy with Professor Trounson over this development, but he says that it should not overshadow the medical advances that are at stake.
The question of how much corporate Australia should pay when a company goes under and leaves its workforce stranded comes to the fore today, as the Australian Council of Trade Unions launches a test case on redundancy entitlements. It covers only employees under Federal awards but if the ACTU wins, it would see a doubling of the present minimum standard from eight weeks to sixteen for those workers.
Saudi Arabia is maintaining its opposition to any American strike against Iraq. After the latest attempts by George W. Bush to convince the Saudis otherwise, hosting Saudi leaders at his Texas ranch, the Saudi Foreign Minister, Prince Saud al Faisal, has very publicly re-stated Riyadh's position in an interview with the BBC.
Human rights groups have turned up the pressure on the United States over what they have long claimed to be an alarming abuse of human rights by one of Washington's key allies in its pursuit of militant enemies. Uzbekistan was the first of Central Asia's former Soviet states to back last year's US attack on neighbouring Afghanistan and American troops have, since then, worked out of a base in southern Uzbekistan.
Tuvalu is lobbying other island states at the World Summit For Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, to launch a lawsuit against Australia and the United States for alleged failures to contain greenhouse gas emissions which could worsen global warming. But Australia insists there's no basis for any legal action.
Attempts are being made to smooth the many, very ruffled feathers in the troubled ranks of the Australian Democrats. The two Natasha Stott-Despoja allies who are contesting the leadership, Senators Brian Greig and Andrew Bartlett, have endorsed one of the so-called Gang Of Four, Senator Lyn Allison, as a potential Deputy.


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Will Sudan split set an African precedent?
On Sunday the people of Southern Sudan will vote on whether to become an independent nation. There is every indication they will vote in favour of cutting their links with Khartoum and become Africa's 54th state. BBC Africa analyst Martin Plaut considers whether this will increase demands from other African regions for independence.
The slogan adopted by the Africa Union - the body representing the continent - is simple: Africa must unite.
In the 1960s the leaders who brought Africa to independence were faced with a terrible dilemma.
Most of the borders they had inherited had been drawn by the European powers who divided the continent in the 1880s, during what was known as the "scramble for Africa".
They cut through ethnic groups, dividing peoples and even families. The countries threw together men and women who had differences of language and religion.
Yet Africa's leaders decided to accept these frontiers: Unpicking them would have set every new country against the other. The independence borders were treated as sacrosanct.
'Increased paranoia'
So does the referendum in Sudan mark the end of this principle?
Southern Sudan would not be the first new post-independence country to be recognised in Africa. Eritrea broke away from Ethiopia in 1993. But the Eritreans could argue that they had been an independent state under the Italians and that Emperor Haile Selassie had violated a United Nations resolution when the territory was annexed as just another Ethiopian province in 1962.
So, it is said, Eritrea does not break the African injunction on new states. But a string of territories might argue that they have a case for secession.
These include Somaliland, which was independent from Somalia for just three days in the 1960s. There are movements fighting for greater autonomy in the Casamance region of Senegal, the Cabinda region of Angola or parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo, such as Katanga.
And one should not forget the Libyan leader, Muammar Gadaffi's call for Nigeria to be divided. There is also deep concern in Khartoum that the independence of the south could lead to a disintegration of the country, with some in Darfur also demanding independence.
The emergence of Southern Sudan is likely to increase the paranoia of African leaders, says Knox Chitiyo, head of the Africa programme at the Royal United Service Institute.
"The independence of south Sudan will force governments to pay greater attention to the concerns and grievances of marginalised areas. Regions which have had long-standing secessionist threats are likely to receive closer attention from African leaders," he says.
Economic convergence
There are also pressures that will drive the continent towards greater integration. Market forces are bringing Africans closer together.
As Patrick Smith, editor of the newsletter Africa Confidential puts it: "African unity is not at risk. African integration is being driven by strong market-driven forces, as the continent's economies grow to meet the rising demand from Asia."
These trends have been supported by institutional developments.
The African Development Bank and institutions like the World Bank are keen to support projects which increase regional trade.
There are also attempts to reduce the inhibiting impact of border tariffs and customs duties.
The East African Community, for example, is making progress in reducing restrictions on trade and employment, even if these are sometimes painfully slow.
There has also been progress towards providing the African Union with a military capability drawing on regional forces.
There are already African troops in conflict zones including Darfur and Somalia. The crisis in Ivory Coast is the next test of how far this has developed and to what extent the international community is prepared to support institutions like the West African grouping, Ecowas.
All of the continent's nations still recognise the African Union as their representative body on the global stage.
Certainly the international community does not want to see Africa splintering into fragments.
The West has gone out of its way to reassure the Sudanese government that it will not see the independence of the south as the beginning of the disintegration of the state.


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As many as 20 eunuchs and transsexuals from the Vasai-Virar region, filled application forms for inclusion of their names as 'Others' in the electoral roll of the assembly segment, at a special camp held here on Friday. So far, the eunuchs were registered in the electoral rolls either as male or female, on the basis of the statement made by the person concerned.
"We are as much a citizen as any other person residing in this state. We have a right to be treated at par with other citizens and be given a chance to elect candidates during elections," said Anwari Shaikh.
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Quinn returns for Aces trip to Otago
Tuesday, 12 February 2013
The Aces will welcome back fast bowler Matt Quinn for their Plunket Shield game with the Otago Volts starting on Thursday.
Quinn was named in the 13 for the last game against Wellington but released to play club cricket, however with Kyle Mills disappearing on Blackcaps duty he comes back into the 12 for this week's game.
The Aces missed out by just a couple of wickets in that game against Wellington and coach Paul Strang was happy with the way his charges battled for the result.
"It was a tough game and we had a couple of bad sessions but we fought really hard and in the end came very close to getting the result we were after. We'll definitely have to build on that against Otago as they're travelling well at the moment and they're on their home deck, but the guys are up for that challenge."
The 12 from which a team will be named for Thursday's game is as follows:
Gareth Hopkins (Captain)
Michael Barry (Suburbs New Lynn)
Michael Bates (Suburbs New Lynn)
Craig Cachopa (Takapuna)
Colin de Grandhomme (Howick Pakuranga)
Lockie Ferguson (Parnell)
Michael Guptill-Bunce (Cornwall)
Dusan Hakaraia (Grafton United)
Anaru Kitchen (Waitakere City)
Bruce Martin (Parnell)
Chris Martin (Parnell)
Matt Quinn (Cornwall)