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Big Finish Productions
The Fires of Vulcan
|Written by
|Steve Lyons
|Compact Disc
|Running Time
|90 mins
|Between Delta and the Bannermen
|Starring Sylvestor McCoy and Bonnie Langford
|Also featuring Gemma Bissix, Nicky Goldie, Andy Coleman, Lisa Hollander, Steven Wickham, Robert Curbishly, Anthony Keetch and Karen Henson
|Synopsis: The Doctor and Mel find themselves in Pompeii at the time of the great eruption.
Big Finish "Season Two" Ends With a Bang! by Peter Niemeyer 25/9/00
In the same vein as The Marian Conspiracy, The Fires of Vulcan was another excellent purely historical adventure. It took a standard historical story situation (imminent destruction approaching that we know about but the people in history don't) and added a new dimension to it... namely that the Doctor believes the destruction of Pompei will have disasterous consequences for himself and Mel as well. I liked this device because it made the Doctor and Mel more invested in what was going on because they had literally become a part of it.
The characterization of the Doctor was interesting. I don't think this story would have worked for any Doctor prior to McCoy. For this story to work, the Doctor needed to be aloof and myserious, which of course the 7th Doctor is in spades. His demeanor for most of the story was something I was unaccustomed to, but I felt it worked nicely.
Hats off to Bonnie Langford! Mel joins Ace as the only companion who was as good or better in audio as on the small screen. Mel was also an excellent choice of companion for this story. It needed one who was more willing to question the Doctor's decisions and even go against his advice. This quirky, head-strong behavior is exactly what I associate to Mel. In my mind, this story is a great example of how a companion can be given something meaningful to do when not holding onto the Doctor's coattails. I hope we don't have to wait too long for Langford's second return to Big Finish.
The normal round of kudos must be extended to the supporting cast and special effects. Some of the scenes had so many background voices in them! Large numbers of extras were always beyond Doctor Who's television budget, so I'm glad that someone realized the audio format can compensate for this rather easily and effectively.
My only criticism, and it's a minor one, is that so many of the characters in Pompei put this blind faith into their gods, and neither the Doctor nor Mel really challenged the irrationality of this thinking. In my mind, it would have been very Doctor Who for the Doctor or Mel to ask, "How do you know that a given event was caused by the gods and not just happenstance? And how do you know that a given event means the gods were displeased? And how do you know what they were displeased with?" The way the story started, I expected this conversation to come up at some point. But it never did. Still, in the face of everything they did right, I'm willing to let this slide by.
Okay, I admit that Big Finish doesn't have "seasons" in any strict sense. But given that I've gotten my subscriptions in six-story installments, and given that Doctor Who averaged about six serials per season, it seems like an easy way to subdivide their work. "Season Two" (stories 7 through 12) didn't fair quite as well as the "Season One" (stories 1 through 6). There were good stories (The Genocide Machine, The Spectre of Lanyon Moor), but there were unimaginative stories (Red Dawn, The Apocalypse Element) and one dreadful one (Winter for the Adept). I was starting to reconsider my decision to renew my subscription. But The Fire of Vulcan was very well done. Even if Big Finish gets it right only half the time, that half is good enough for me that it's still worth the money.
Final score for Fires: 9 out of 10.
A Review by Stuart Gutteridge 31/10/00
Not too dissimilar in style to the early Hartnell historical tales, The Fires Of Vulcan by Steve Lyons is a fascinating yarn, with a clever plot twist. Using time travel and its consequences as the central theme to the story gives it an extra dimension that simply makes it all the more compelling. Here we have a brooding Seventh Doctor, who knows his fate and that of Pompeii; this serves Sylvester McCoy very well and he is at his best here. So too poor maligned Mel; Bonnie Langford is actually a great actress and Steve Lyons has seen that the best of Melanie`s characteristics are used well; notably her honesty and optimism. This is a refreshing change from Ace`s angst, Nyssa`s whining and Evelyn`s sarcasm.
The Fires Of Vulcan is best compared to The Massacre and like that story it is populated with a well rounded cast supporting of characters; from Aglae the child prostitute to Murranus the gladiator they are all a joy to behold. Most impressive of all are the background effects, Big Finish rise to the occasion exceeding the standards they set in The Apocalypse Element.
If there is one gripe I have, it is with the tale's ending, something I guessed before it happened, as if Steve Lyons is working around it, as opposed to tackling it head on. This doesn`t detract from the best part of four episodes however and if the trailer for The Shadow Of The Scourge is anything to go by, it looks like Big Finish could be extending their winning streak by some margin.
Great Balls of Stonkingly Good Who by Julian Shortman 19/12/00
After sadly feeling the need to give The Apocolypse Elephant a right panning (I even listened to the first episode again last night and it's still pants), I'm very pleased to be in the genuine position of being ready to give The Fires of Vulcan top marks for being one of the best BIG FINISH audios yet. So what made this one so superior to the aforementioned Elephant?
Whilst not wishing to dwell too much on direct comparisons, I'll deal with just one - pace. The Fires of Vulcan gave me time - time to soak up the atmosphere and setting of Pompeii. Time to really get interested and involved in the three dimensional characters (rather than thinking "Oh dear, that's a shame," when an OAP of Gallifrey bites the dust under Dalek firepower), and time to let my imagination work around the whole thing. Which is in my opinion one of the beauties of audio which I hope Big Finish will use time and time again. I recall my disappointment when I finally got to see Inferno on BBC Video, and discovered of course, that the scary lava sequences I'd imagined from the Target book many years earlier, weren't quite so convincing done in CSO. Although Season 24 had a higher effects budget (most of it wasted on Time and the Rani in my opinion), they would still have been hard pressed to have pulled off Mount Vesuvius and the destruction of Pompeii in the way it's handled in this story. My imagination had a field day with fiery rocks and ash raining down from the sky, earthquakes, the gladiator's arena and the TARDIS slowly being buried. And the depth of thought given to character, atmosphere and setting added layers of colour to the vivid images.
I must also congratulate Steve Lyons for tackling what must be one of the most difficult seasons to slot a story into. There's not been many a time (actually now I come to count, I can't think of anyone) when I've heard someone extol the virtues of Season 24. A good friend of mine actually recalls with shame and embarressment how he foolishly showed Dragonfire as the first sampling of Who to a friend who'd never watched it. And I know I get similar feelings of cringing from the stories in that season. I would hazard a guess that Sylvester McCoy might even cringe a little now if he re-watched some of those early performances. So to slot a story into this really demanded something special. I don't remember Mel shining as a likeable character in Season 24. However, the way she's handled in the audio really brings out the best in her character. To be frank, the character of squeaky clean, healthy freak and a bit naive in etiquette Mel is still not one that appeals to me. But in the restraints of this character, she actually comes out very, very well in this story. I found myself caring about what was happening to her, rather than hoping the malevolent rubber ducks would hurry up and strangle/drown her, for whining over four episodes about getting to have a swim.
The Doctor was handled particularly well - credit again to Mr.Lyons. This was not the scheming, planning and seemingly all-knowing 7th Doctor we saw him develop into later in Seasons 25/6 and even more so in Virgin's NA. Accepting that during his time with Mel, the 7th Doctor was still discovering his persona, we get a fallible and sometimes weak 7th Doctor, who feels played with and manipulated at many times in this story, rather than being the player and manipulator of events around him. Not only is this very refreshing in a 7th Doctor adventure, but it also adds a pile of suspense to the story when we're really shaken to believe that this time the Doctor most definitely didn't have it all sussed out in advance of the TARDIS landing. Sylvester plays the Doctor a billion times more maturely and confidently than I ever recall him doing in Season 24 (to say he's happily settled in the role I think would be a gross understatment) and I warmed to this stage of the 7th Doctor immensley.
I must also congratulate Big Finish for choosing to do a second purely historical Who - and PLEASE consider doing another one (with Peter this time perhaps? Or even Tom Baker? Is he ever going to agree to do a Big Finish?). The Marian Conspiracy and The Fires of Vulcan are excellent proof that solid, interesting, exciting and engaging historical Who's did not die out slowly after the Daleks poked their plungers on screen, and that a well researched historical with the Doctor woven in can result in a fantastic story. The Fires of Vulcan also added in the Doctor's own personal time paradox dilemma - and it was handled brilliantly. It had me guessing right up until the last minute, and the conclusion did not disappoint.
I was also very impressed with the music - where as the intense scripting/talking of The Apocolypse Element left little room for more than a drum roll, the pace of The Fires of Vulcan allowed for some genuine composition which I thought added much to the atmosphere. It's nice to see a story where there's enough scope allowed for music to play a role too.
I had only one minor niggle - and that was with a member of the supporting cast. I have no qualms with good actors being used more than once in the efforts of Big Finish, but when I found myself thinking, "Hello? What's Professor Holywell from Phantasmagoria doing in Pompeii," I soon realised the connection. If you're in another Big Finish Steven, please choose to use a distinctly different voice. Thanks.
However, the above 'twas as I said, a mere minor niggle in what was overall a piece of excellent Who. Congrats to all, and roll on the next historical!
What A Cheeky Little Sod by Robert Thomas 15/2/01
First of all I must say that I like historicals more often than not and am pleased that Big Finish make regular trips to the past, this being about the fifth. This however is without a doubt the most ambitious yet. I have to confess to being a big Steve Lyons fan and look forward to all the stuff he puts out.
On with the story, first of all I'm going to be controvershal, I like season 24 and whatever people say, as a seven year old it got me hooked. However this story is a lot more serious and has a very good twist in its plot. Due to this plot we get to see the seventh Doctor in emotions we are used to, but he isn't and seems at odds with the depression he has. Mel on the other hand is chirpy and her exploration of the culture, people and city of Pompeii is amoungst the best in the story.
There are a lot of good moments such as when the pace finally picks up and the scene in the priestesses home. However I would have prefered it if the entire god sub-plot had been dropped. There is also one thing that nagged me, why The Doctor went back to the inn near the end.
Now, I'm going to discuss the ending, be warned it is going to annoy all listeners. I wont give it away but think about the scene in 'Neighbours' when Daffney died with Des by her bedside. The ending is clever but made me think, 'Steve Lyons, you cheeky little sod.' When my sister heard it however she thought 'OI LYONS, NO, MAJOR COP-OUT.' The ending will annoy people but its a question of how much and it spoils a really good story.
A Review by Richard Radcliffe 22/4/01
This is absolutely riveting stuff! Steve Lyons has written a historical story that fairly races along.
It's easy to follow, you get wrapped up in the metropolis that is Pompeii. It educates too in the way of all the best stories – the Pompeii account is woven into the narrative in an unassuming way. It doesn't feel like a History lesson. The religious aspect of Roman life and a way of life far different than our own is portrayed realistically, with no judgements. Like the author's own The Witch Hunters it weaves a story around familiar events in an extremely fascinating way.
The characters are rich in personality. The dialogue between them the best of all the Big Finish tales. Aglae is probably the best. A fine female supporting character. The rest are superb too though – Valeria, the Tavern owner. Eumachia, the rich power hungry Roman. Marranus, a towering presence – the Gladiator. The regular cast of the Doctor and Mel are excellent too. I didn't mind Bonnie Langford on TV, so was one of the few it seems who looked forward to this audio. Her character is better, more interesting than it was on TV – she has some great material, that's why. The Doctor, portrayed by Sylvestor McCoy, starts out quite broody – but he gets his act together and is the more whimsical portrayal of his 1st year.
The impending disaster that is Vesuvius is the stories trump card. The Doctor and Mel are painfully aware of the doom that awaits, yet are helpless. Who will survive? Will the Doctor be able to get his TARDIS back? (rather ingenuously solved this one – had to replay the tape a few times to get all the pieces in place!).
Big Finish enhance the story in many wonderful ways. The seagulls are a constant part of the early episodes – taking you away to the seaside. Episode 3 begins with the greatest downpour I have heard. I vote for storms in every Big Finish play – it certainly makes for great atmosphere! The prelude to the actual erupting of the volcano is magnificent. There is a sense of "the calm before the storm" beautifully portrayed. When the volcano does erupt we are treated to explosions galore and chaos throughout Pompeii. You really feel you are in the middle of the most horrendous natural disaster imaginable. All the action is supplemented by the best musical score of the whole Big Finish catalogue.
This is classic Who – a better example of a Historical Dr Who I defy you to find. 10/10
A Review by John Seavey 19/11/03
This one was just a very tough slog to get through, for a wide variety of reasons. Mostly, I think, because the Doctor and Mel never really do anything. In the old Hartnell historicals, the Doctor and his companions would get separated from the TARDIS and then get involved in history, affecting the great events in some small but significant way and steering them on course. Here, the Doctor and Mel get separated from the TARDIS (which by now feels like a huge cliche), but instead of getting involved in history, they just run around Pompeii for a while dithering about how to get the TARDIS back without disturbing the course of history, and running into artificial obstacles to keep them from getting it back before two hours of running time have gone by. (Steve Lyons even admits, in The Audio Scripts: Volume One, that the whole subplot of the gladiator arena and the Doctor getting captured was added simply to pad out the running time.) Apart from a little moral angsting, there's not much that prevents this from being a very strained runaround.
And that wouldn't necessarily be a disaster, except that Steve Lyons is writing it. His strengths as a writer lie in taking an idea and bringing it from Point A to Point Z with minimal diversion... however, here, Point Z is also Point A, which means that all the diversions are minimal. There are very few jokes, no really interesting characters, and pretty much everything exists to get the Doctor and Mel out of the TARDIS, into trouble, out of trouble, and back into the TARDIS. Since we know they'll do all four of those things before the story begins, the whole thing feels flat.
Not really a bad audio, but not memorable, either.
A Review by Ron Mallett 25/7/07
This is a very fine attempt at a "modern" historical. Written by Steve Lyons, this audio drama would have been well suited to the historical rich television of the sixties as there is both an educational and "visual" feel to the story. The "visual" element is achieved more through the sometimes, stilted language, typical of early Big Finish productions (as later stories have taken full advantage of elaborate "sound-scapes" to help create the illusion). I find this approach most satisfying and there is something about the way it has been written that makes it both quite literate and satisfying as a drama.
The most convincing cliffhanger is the climax of part 3. There are a couple of clangers in that department, the worst being the end of part 2. Still, the story is well structured, even if the Doctor's depression seems too easily dispelled and there is a bit of the old "run-around" element that was the worst element of the sometimes "padded" adventures on TV. This story is a little slow to gather pace, but when it does during the third part, all is forgiven.
Perhaps the most fascinating aspect of this story is the way in which modern value systems clash with those of another age. We see Mel perplexed at how close-minded and easily lead some of the supporting characters are, to the extent that they ironically threaten their own lives (of course in an age of superstition, ignorance an no mass-education... well it is supposed to open people's minds... stop sniggering and don't be cynical!). This has often been a fascinating aspect of time-travel touched on as early as The Aztecs on TV (ie. Barbara's crusade to save the Aztecs as a people from their own savagery) and again in Genesys, a New Adventure novel by John Peel (Ace disapproves of a young prostitute's occupation and even more her acquiescing attitude towards her own station in life). Unfortunately that's the kind of depth of characterisation that you won't find in the new series as it requires brains and has nothing at all to do with sex.
Back to The Fires of Vulcan (a-hem!). All the performances are strong but none aside from the regulars are particularly noteworthy. Once again Bonnie Langford steals the show, proving what an excellent companion she was and how she could have continued to grow if she had been allowed to play the part more like herself and been given better material to boot! McCoy gives a loveable, yet somehow darker interpretation that seems more akin to his later season. It is interesting that even with the McCoy/Langford pairing, the production team push towards the sombre interpretation of the 7th Doctor rather than the brilliant fool which scuttled throughout season 24 until perhaps the "excellent" (I use that term in a relative sense of course) Dragonfire by Ian Briggs.
The whole production proves how much potential there has always been in a Pompeii/Who story. Perhaps during the later Hartnell era there was a feeling that the Roman world had been covered in Denis Spooner's light-hearted TV story - but like many others I suggest it was quite unsatisfying (apart from that magical and touching revelation of the true motives behind the altruistic actions of Tavius at the end of part four where he can be seen clutching a small cross; that marvellous moment has been forever burned into my memory). It is yet another tragedy that historicals fell out of favour after Troughton's initial stories. A story set in Pompeii with Troughton and Hines might have been a irresistible classic - although the "glimpse of the future" aspect of the story and its resolution would have been unthinkable, simply on the grounds that the Doctor would have needed to have been an expert pilot of the TARDIS which (despite suggestions in The Two Doctors) he was not. No, I think just having it buried in the rubble after an earthquake would have been sufficient to keep the travellers around for four to six parts. Which is not to say that this story might not have worked in the eighties pretty much just as it is, although as audiences had become more demanding by then, the effects, settings and costumes required would have challenged the miserable budgets of season 24 and beyond!
So, enjoyable, thought provoking, a neat little package that truly erupts with some magic moments towards the end.
A Review by Leslie McMurtry 25/9/12
The opening scene, which takes place in 1980, reminds me of Liz Shaw/Five story from the Short Trips range, though I can't remember the title. I only wish UNIT officer Muriel Frost and Professor Scalini had been used more in this story, rather than just as bookends. Other than that, the opening was great; Lyons grabs the listener from the get-go.
There's a curious nuancing in the story that takes place, practically, because of its original setting as a later Ace story; instead, with Mel, the Doctor is very mercurial. It's strange to see him certain of his doom in season 24. What I love about this play is the way Lyons (almost) never jumps from plot point to plot point: everything is progressed in a logical fashion that makes it seem that much more naturalistic. For example, though the Doctor has much more serious reasons for discouraging Mel from staying in Pompeii, he gives her four perfectly legitimate ones: she's not dressed for the time and place, "the Romans are quite a barbarous people", we have a habit of attracting trouble and "no good can come of meddling in your own history" (the last, of course, reminding us of that ultimate adventure, The Aztecs).
Although Mel is confused and frustrated by the Doctor's darker turn, she decides to stick around. I love that graffiti plays an important part in The Fires of Vulcan. Lyons is wonderful at adding the history in, not too overtly and not sloppily. Parts of the play are quite funny. My favorite gag - and it's the most shocking one! - is when Aglae takes her newfound friend Mel to her workplace, the Lupanar. This is a hilarious moment that works so well on audio, as Mel puzzles over the symbols on the sign - are they really what she thinks they are? "It bespeaks the nature of the Lupanar." Once Mel, embarrassed but unfazed, gathers Aglae's meaning, Aglae has the dreaminess to ask, "Do you not also serve your master [the Doctor] in this manner?" AS IF!
But Lyons has an affection for Mel and has picked out the best bits of her character while playing with the more stereotypical aspects (like her vegetarianism). Mel befriending Aglae, for example, is perfectly in character. She's assertive but shuns violence, argumentative and acerbic, but really very kind. It makes it all the more amusing that the Doctor almost loses her in a game of dice to the boorish gladiator Murranus. Actually, almost all of the Roman/Greek characters - Aglae, Murranus and Valeria the Greek innkeeper, particularly - are very strong, likeable, and feel like flesh and blood (and are not nearly so annoying as the family in The Fires of Pompeii). The antagonists Celsinus and Eumachia are slightly less well-rounded.
The play made a very big deal about the futility of the offerings made to various gods so that Pompeii would not be destroyed (obviously they didn't work). However, the Doctor says, "it's not for me to judge your culture". Mel obviously reacts in a similar way to Donna against the injustice: "Can't we do something?" Interestingly, in contrast to the Tenth Doctor and Donna actually scooping the family up in the TARDIS and taking them to safety, in this story Mel and the Doctor tell people to save themselves but we have no idea whether they make it to safety or not. The fourth part has wonderful suspense, though the narrative bypasses the final carnage (difficult to do on audio anyway) for the twist at the end.


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When running out of fuel EDI used Palladium to get me back to the closest depot, not Iridium.
Also, the refuel station fuels your ship while your holding down the refuel button and thus doesn't just max it out.at one press.126.96.36.199 18:09, February 4, 2010 (UTC)
- I click the "Buy Fuel" button once, and it fills to full. If I move away or buy probes, it interrupts refueling (and deduction of creds). BuddyPharaoh 16:12, February 13, 2010 (UTC)
- On Xbox 360, each press of the "Buy Fuel" button purchases 25 units of fuel. The button can be held down to continuously purchase 100 units for each second held. --ArmeniusLOD 18:20, February 25, 2010 (UTC)
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The article claims that you can only attain between 100 and 500 units of fuel. This is incorrect; I believe that there is at least one where you can attain at least 650 units of fuel, but I'd like confirmation before I change it.
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Brevard, N.C.- The Brevard College softball team swept the Newberry Wolves with the help of a stellar pitching performance by freshman, Alyssa Miller. Miller's two-hitter in the second game of the twinbill sealed Brevard's first sweep of a South Atlantic Conference opponent in their short stead as a SAC member. The Tornados won the opener 7-6 in eight innings, and took the nightcap 6-0.
The Tornados moved to 21-8 on the season with the sweep, and 3-1 in conference action. The Newberry Wolves fell to 12-15, and 1-3 in SAC play.
Game One: Brevard 7, Newberry 6 (8 Innings)
Box Score
Newberry opened the scoring in the first game in the second inning. Felicia Taylor was able to reach on a catcher's interference call, when her bat collided with Chelsi Mallory's (Mechanicville, Va.) glove behind home plate to lead off the inning. Casey Stevens was attempting to move Taylor up with a sacrifice bunt, but an errant throw by Sarah Carlos (Eagle River, Alaska) allowed Taylor to take third as well. With runners at first and third Richelle Mirabal hit a slow liner to right field which dropped for a base knock bringing in Taylor to make it 1-0. Meredith Davenport (High Point, N.C.) misplayed the ball, allowing Stevens to come around to score as well, while Mirabal moved up to second. With the score at 2-0, Angela Cataldo hit a routine grounder to third, and after the throw, Mirabal attempted to take third. Another errant throw by the Tornados allowed Mirabal to come in, making it 3-0 in favor of the Wolves.
Brevard quickly return-fired with a pair of runs in the bottom half of the inning. Emily Boykin (Chapel Hill, N.C.) hit a one-out single to right centerfiled. Davenport was hit by a pitch, moving Boykin to second. With runners at first and second, Brittany Fowler (Waterloo, Ontario, CANADA) reached on a fielding error by the Wolves' third-baseman, allowing both runners to advance. A second straight error by Newberry's third-baseman, allowed Kayla Dorsey (West Palm Beach, Fla.) to reach, and brought Boykin into score from third. Mallory was hit by a pitch in the next at bat, brining in Davenport from third, making it 3-2.
The Tornados took the lead in the third by scoring three runs on four hits. Becca Curlee (Eagle River, Alaska) led things off with a single up the middle. Carlos was able to move Curlee to second on a sacrifice bunt, brining Brittany Jones (Fort Mill, S.C.) to the plate. Jones singled up the middle and Curlee drew a throw from the centerfielder, allowing Jones to reach second. With runners at second and third, Emily Boykin was able to reach safely on a fielder's choice. Meredith Davenport stepped in with the bases juiced. Davenport was able to single, bringing in one run to tie the game at three runs a piece. Fowler was next at the plate. She singled to right center brining in a pair, making it 5-3.
The Wolves scored one in the fourth to narrow their deficit to one. Mirabal hit a sacrifice fly to right field, bringing in Chelsea Chipoletti who pinch ran for Casey Stevens.
Brevard answered back in the sixth with a run of their own to make it 6-4. Curlee hit a one-out double to right center, and Carlos singled through the right side in the next at-bat to move Curlee to third. Jones settled in and the plate and roped a double to left center, scoring Curlee.
Newberry didn't go away quietly as the struck for two runs in the top of the seventh, sending the game to extra innings. Aissa Gatewood led of the inning with a triple, bringing Codi Kelly to the plate. Kelly slugged a two-run homer to tie things up at six.
The Tornados didn't answer in the seventh, but were able to hold the Wolves in the top of the eighth, bringing them to the plate in the bottom-half.
Becca Curlee was placed on second, as she was the final out in the seventh inning. Sarah Carlos was able to lay down a sacrifice bunt, moving Curlee to third with one down. Brittany Jones hit a grounder to the shortstop and Curlee froze a third of the way down the line, forcing the shortstop to throw to first. After the throw left the shortstop's hand, Curlee took off for home, scoring the final run of the game, giving Brevard a 7-6 win.
Martika Elmore (Fayetteville, N.C.) pitched the entire game for the Tornados and improved her record to 11-5 on the season. She threw eight innings and struck out 11. She was touched for six runs, just two earned, after allowing six hits in the winning effort. Shelley Jeffcoat was the pitcher of record for Newberry. She fell to 2-2 on the season after allowing three runs, two earned in 5.1 innings of work.
At the plate, the Tornados were led by Becca Curlee who went 3-for-4 with three runs scored. Brittany Jones and Meredith Davenport each added multi-hit days. Jones was 2-for-5 with a double and a pair of RBI, while Davenport went 2-for-3 with and RBI and a run scored. Brittany Fowler chipped-in with two RBI in her 1-for-4 performance.
Game Two: Brevard 6, Newberry 0
Box Score
The Tornados were first to strike in the nightcap of the twinbill. Becca Curlee led off the bottom of the second with a solo-homer, her second of the season, giving Brevard an early 1-0 lead.
The Tornados didn't cross the plate again until the fifth inning when they plated five runs. Sarah Carlos led off the inning with a single through the right side. Brittany Jones followed Carlos with a single of her own on a bunt, moving Carlos to second. Emily Boykin laid down a sacrifice bunt moving both runners into scoring position. Brittany Fowler drove in the first run of the inning after reaching on a fielding error by the opposing shortstop, making it 2-0. Kayla Dorsey was next to the plate and singled through the left side, scoring Jones from third giving Brevard a 3-0 lead. Chelsi Mallory drew a walk, loading the bases with two outs. After a pitching change, Kayla Clemens (Sebring, Fla.) clubbed a double to right center, clearing the bases and giving Brevard a 6-0 lead which was all they needed to seal the first South Atlantic Conference sweep in Brevard College history.
Alyssa Miller (Davie, Fla.) was stellar on the mound for the Tornados. She pitched the entire game and surrendered just two hits to the Wolves. The freshman moved to 10-3 on the season after picking up her first South Atlantic Conference win. Amber Holley was charged with the loss as she was touched for six runs, one earned on seven hits. She fell to 3-5 on the season.
Offensively, the Tornados were led by their three, four, and five hitters. Chelsi Mallory went 3-for-3 with a run scored, while Kayla Clemens was 1-of-4 with three RBI, and Becca Curlee delivered the game-winning run with her second inning homer
The Tornados travel to Columbia, S.C. to take on the Columbia College Fighting Koalas on Wednesday, March 23rd. First pitch is set for 3 p.m. on Wednesday afternoon.


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"Rape Cop" Street Posters Reveal Where Accused Officer Kenneth Moreno Lives
Things are getting ugly: after NYPD officer Kenneth Moreno was acquitted of rape last week, posters went up in his Brooklyn neighborhood allegedly listing the street on which his family resides. "Police rapist Kenneth Moreno lives on [blank] street in Park Slope," the signs read (above), which have been posted on New York City-based blogs with the address blacked out. Other signs, evocative of artist Shepherd Fairey's "Obama" posters, read "NYPD Rapists" with Moreno and Mata's pictures (after the jump).
I personally think Moreno is guilty as sin (as well as his former partner, Franklin Mata, who allegedly stood lookout while he raped an unconscious drunk woman in her bed). And I'm not necessarily against protest-art-as-vigilante-justice. But I absolutely cannot support making the guy's alleged address public when, over the course of his job, he surely pissed off a drug dealer or murderer.
What do you think of these signs? [Gothamist]


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4 U.S. Senators are asking Apple, Google and RIM to remove any apps from their online stores that warn drivers of checkpoints where police look to surprise those driving under the influence. The four Senators-all Democrats-are Harry Reid, Charles Schumer, Frank Lautenberg and Tom Udall. They all got together to send letters to Apple, Google and RIM. All three run online stores where smartphone users can buy applications to download on their phone, and the Senators want the three to remove from their respective online stores any applications that allow drivers to know in advance where police DUI checkpoints will be located.
According to the letter, these apps are "harmful to public safety". The letter goes on to say that ,"Giving drunk drivers a free tool to evade checkpoints, putting innocent families and children at risk, is a matter of public concern. We hope that you will give our request to remove these applications from your store immediate consideration." So far, RIM has removed such apps from the BlackBerry App World.
The letter to Apple was directed to the company's Senior VP of iPhone software, Scott Forstall. It noted that one app contained a list of DUI checkpoint locations that was constantly updated in real time. Another app, with 10 million users, allowed users to communicate with each other about the most recent checkpoint locations.
There is a worry among law enforcement officials about the growing use of these apps. One police official made a valid point when he wondered why anyone would install the app on his/her phone unless he or her was planning on drinking and driving.
For Apple, Google and RIM, this is a good chance to overturn lawmakers negative feelings toward mobile handsets because of the growing number of accidents caused by those who drive and text/talk on their phone. Removing the apps as requested could generate a little good will in Washington for the three companies.
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Joachim Lafosse's White Knights, first images
Indie Sales unveils first images from Belgian director Joachim Lafosse's upcoming film.
French sales company Indie Sales has unveiled a first image of Belgian director Joachim Lafosse's upcoming film The White Knights, starring Vincent Lindon as an aid worker who is accused of child abduction while on a mission, opposite Louise Bourgoin and Valerie Donzelli.
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August 20, 2008 at 22:03:12 Aug 20, 2008 @ 22:03
what ever happened to this site? wasnt it supposed to be up in febuary or something? i know some of the guys that run it post on here sometimes.. whatup?
We're getting around to it, patience y'all. Many of the members of the crew have been dealing with other ventures outside of the site so that definitely hasn't been helping, but we will be back I reassure you; Maybe a bit sooner then y'all think
Toronto-related Blog/forum type of deal.
been said many times before everytime i asked.
but yea this wait should be worth it.


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NICEVILLE, FL --- Judge Robert Barron did not issue a ruling Friday on the legal standing of three heirs of the late Mattie Kelly of Destin, who are seeking to prohibit the Okaloosa-Walton Community College Foundation from selling property bequeathed to the college. Judge Barron withheld a ruling on whether the three heirs have legal standing to seek an injunction barring the sale, giving both sides 40 days to file additional materials and for possible consideration of a separate lawsuit from Pensacola Gulfcoast Keeper's Inc., that was filed moments before the scheduled proceedings.
Among the items cited in a motion by the attorney for the OWCC Foundation, was the fact that two of the three co-representatives for the Estate of Mattie Kelly, Imogene Kelly and Paul Sims, have already approved the sale in writing. The dissenting Estate representative, Carol Kelly, is a plaintiff in the original action that seeks to bar the sale. Details of the second suit by Pensacola Gulfcoast Keeper's Inc. are not yet available.
"O-W worked with the Estate of Mattie Kelly on strict guidelines that a buyer must follow in the use of the property, including environmental considerations as well as provisions to maintain the mausoleum," said Jim Chitwood, OWCC Foundation Executive Director. "The OWCC Foundation will continue to provide for the upkeep of the mausoleum."
The OWCC Foundation, which holds the deed to the 12.72 acres of property in Destin, has a valid sales contract for $8.1 million for the sale of the property. Dr. Bob Richburg, OWCC president, said proceeds from a sale would go to a permanent endowment fund from which the earnings would be used solely to carry out the provisions of the Kelly bequest through expanded activities of the OWCC Mattie Kelly Cultural and Environmental Institute.
"Mattie Kelly's bequest to the college called for OWCC to establish a cultural and environmental institute in her name and for the Institute to promote the arts and study of the bay," said Richburg. "The college established the Mattie Kelly Cultural and Environmental Institute in 1997. It is the Institute in her name and its work for the cultural life and environmental health of this region that was Mrs. Kellys dream."


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We've always been fascinated by the concept of shotgunning from a beer bottle. We flirted with ideas for how to do it, including using a drill to make a hole at the base of the bottle. We always held off, however, because even in our most drunken state we were pretty sure we'd end up bleeding externally or internally. That's why we were excited when our Bottle Blaster arrived...it promised the coveted ability to shotgun a bottle of beer without coming away looking like Andrew WK.
We have three pieces of information for you about the Bottle Blaster. The first is that it's incredibly easy to set up the shotgun...you just slide the gadget down over the neck of the bottle until it's snug, and...well, that's pretty much it. The second piece of information is that the diameter of the hole you drink from is big...it's like an inch across. The third is that there is a carburetor on the side that lets you more or less control the flow of beer as it comes out of the mouthpiece.
And we have to say, that's a good thing. We've been around the block when it comes to shotgunning beer, but the first couple times we tried the Bottle Blaster, we had a hard time keeping beer from shooting out of the corners of our mouths like a lawn sprinkler. We learned to keep up through a mixture of fierce chugging and a thumb over the carb hole, but it took some practice. Intern Doug, who took part in the review, called the Bottle Blaster's rate of speed "aggressive." We call that an understatement...it's more like frighteningly awesome.
Once you master the Bottle Blaster, it's one of the coolest toys we've played with for massive beer consumption, right up there with the Shotgun 2.0. Of course, you can't hang this one on your keychain and it's a little more expensive, but it fills people with the same wide-eyed wonder. You pull out this little gadget that looks like a combination medieval torture device/periscope, slap it on top of a bottle and shotgun it, you're going to have friends lining up to try it.
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Anyone who has watched the legendary comedy Father Ted will be familiar with the tea-based antics of the priests' loyal housekeeper Mrs Doyle.
The rather dishevelled and frankly a little bit loony character was obsessed with delivering a constant stream of tea on her trolley and rarely an episode went by when her famous catchphrase: "Go on, go on, go on," wasn't muttered in a bid to shift more cuppas.
Using this mantra, the actress who plays Mrs Doyle, Pauline McLynn, has decided to branch out of comedy and try out her second love, knitting.
Ms McLynn has designed a range of tea cosies, which have been given the likely name of "The Go Ons' and is selling her hand-crafted beauties online.
On her website she states: "I love knitting and that's one of the reasons that the Go Ons exist at all."
She went on to say: "I was taught to knit by my mum when I was a child and she is a great knitter, as was my Gran, who could knock out an Aran style bobble hot in a few hours working from a pattern in her head. Amazing" So, it's in the genes."
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Ms McLynn is currently working on a set of "sparklies" in time for the autumn/winter season, so you can probably expect a lot more shimmering beads and some funky festive fun.
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One of these is the liability to inguinal hernia, or rupture, which leads to much suffering and frequent death in man.
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It is hard to believe that the pursuit of artificial intelligence is not a phenomenon of the twentieth century. For over three hundred years, the boundaries between bodies and machines the natural and the artificial, the animate and the inanimate have been passionately explored. These explorations, beginning in the seventeenth and eighteenth and increasing during the nineteenth century, have been all but forgotten, lost beneath the commotion of the modern day world. This book retrieves these lost histories, giving voice to the hopes, dreams, and fears of philosophers, medical practitioners, engineers, craftsmen and artisans who have all been fascinated by the interface between bodies and machines. The journey back in time unfolds with the mysterious advent of mechanical philosophies, which conceptualized the body and the surrounding world largely in terms of mechanistic interactions. These theories develop in intriguing directions and fuel experiments in such areas as material production and social punishment, spiritualism and mental health. From reanimating dead bodies with electricity, which led to the introduction of the electric chair, through to the use of machines to render hysterics and the insane fit for reintroduction into society, this book conveys the dark truths behind our relationship with machines. This book is not only an exceptional contribution to the history of technology but also to contemporary debates about humans and machines.
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5 A Grand and Universal Panacea: Death, Resurrection and the Electric Chair
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The invisible Mercedes car from James Bond: Die Another Day is considered to be a low point for many fans of the series -- it was simply too far-fetched to be taken seriously and was arguably the catalist that led to 2006's more realistic reboot.
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The stunt was achieved by covering one side of the vehicle in a mat of LEDs and mounting a Canon 5D Mark II digital SLR camera on the other side while shooting in video mode.
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Black Music Month wraps up with a bang on June 30th and the celebration keeps on keeping on. This week Republic Records' all-stars and hot off the benchers are hitting the stage at the BET Awards and Essence Music Festival.
The BET Awards (airing Sunday June 30th on…hold for it…BET) kicks things off with a pre-show performance by rapper Ace Hood, who will most likely be arriving in a "Bugatti."
And once the camera is on, look for our favorite former American Idol judge, and all-around badass, Nicki Minaj. Not only is she performing, but Nicki is up for Best Female Hip-Hop. After last year's show, we can't wait to see what Nicki is getting ready to hit us with:
Not to be out done, Drake is not only up for Best Male Hip–Hop but he leads the nominations for the night. Drizzy is going to have a bizzy night. He's got three Best Collaborations nominations: 2 Chainz /ft Drake "No Lie," Kendrick Lamar/ft Drake "Poetic Justice," and French Montana/ft Rick Ross, Drake and YMCMB bawse Lil Wayne "Pop That." Drake's also up for Best Video for "Poetic Justice," "No Lie," "HYFR"(ft Lil Wayne) and "Started From the Bottom." Talk about GQ smooth:
The Republic domination continues with The Weekend's nomination as Best New Artist (Canada represent!) while Music Matters, which shines a light on progressive black music, showcases PJ Morton and Adrian Marcel.
Peep Adrian's co-sign from Raphael Saadiq:
On July 4-7th the Republic crew moves from LA to NOLA for the Essence Music Festival. Along with superstars (this year the headliner is Mrs. Carter), Essence is where newbies go to make some noise, or in the case of Daley, some baby-making music (but with an English accent).
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Just a quick post from me! I am back from an amazing 4 days in Venice which was compact with pleasurable trips to the art galleries and museums along with some great nights out! I have accumulated so many images taken within the Punta and Biennale and am almost thinking of creating another side blog based purely on My Life In Art? – Thoughts anyone? :P
I suppose Junk Journal could be considered more of a quite rounded lifestyle blog and so I want to give everyone something slightly more defined elsewhere that epitomises particularly fashion with art inspiration sources and personal art work/garment creations implemented alongside as this may not be to everyone's interest.
Anyhow, have any of you guys watched Death in Venice? I was so inspired by Visconti's visuals that literally if you were to freeze a shot at any moment, the whole composition would be stunningly perfect! Took some of my own in his style (shown above) and may I just take this time to add that I am freaking in love with Tadzio's character!! :D
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Dural Sport and Leisure Centre will play host to the 2012 Futsal Premier League Grand Finals set to be held on Saturday 18th of February.
Nine matches have been scheduled for what will be a fantastic day of Futsal action with the matches as follows:
- 11am – 12 Boys – Mascot Vipers v Enfield Rovers
- 12pm – 12 Girls – Inner West Allstars v Mascot Vipers
- 1pm – 14 Boys – Inner West Allstars v Campbelltown Quake
- 2pm – 14 Girls – Inner West Allstars v Campbelltown Quake
- 3pm – 16 Boys – Enfield Rovers v Campbelltown Quake
- 4pm – 16 Girls – Enfield Rovers v Mascot Vipers
- 5pm – Youth Men – Dural Warriors v Campbelltown Quake
- 6pm – Women – Sydney City Eagles v Campbelltown Quake
The Men's Futsal Premier League Grand Final was played last Friday night with Dural Warriors defeating Enfield Rovers 6-3 (see the match report and photos here)
All nine matches will also be professionally filmed and edited by Football NSW.
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We had a great time hanging out at Jetty Park for the weekend. Nice size playground for the kids, great trees to climb, and of course the beach is right there! Campfires are not permitted at campsites but there is a community fire ring. Campsites were close together but plenty of space for a family.
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Asaf Shariv, an aide to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, refused to discuss the newspaper´s claims, saying only that the outpost report would be released in the coming weeks.
Under terms of the internationally backed "road map" peace plan, Israel must remove dozens of unauthorized West Bank outposts that began springing up in 1993 to protest the interim Israeli-Palestinian peace deal signed that year. So far only a few have been removed in operations that have often sparked clashes between settlers and government forces.
Palestinians contend all the Israeli settlements, and not just the outposts, are illegal encroachments on land they claim for a state.
The Yediot Ahronot newspaper quoted officials as saying the report, commissioned by Sharon in July, found that unauthorized outposts received government money and services even though they were never officially approved.
Almost all of Israel´s ministries were involved in assisting the outposts, despite the fact that a succession of attorneys general demanded a halt to the funding, Yediot said.
In May, Israel´s State Comptroller criticized the Housing Ministry for funneling nearly $6.5 million to the West Bank for illegal settlement construction in the previous three years - more than half of it to outposts that Israel agreed to remove under the road map.
The head of the Settlers Council, Bentsi Lieberman, rejected the report´s premise that the outposts were unauthorized. "All the communities were established with the approval and knowledge of the civil administration and the (military) central command," he said.
The newspaper report was published just hours before more than 100,000 Jewish settlers and their backers demonstrated in Jerusalem against Sharon´s plan to evacuate all 21 Gaza settlements and four small West Bank settlements this summer.
Akiva Eldar, a political columnist for the newspaper Haaretz, said the illegalities and back-channel funding were known. But, he said, the report might make the United States realize Israel´s government won´t remove the outposts without significant pressure.
"We acted like this was a jungle," said Eldar, author of a recent history on the outposts. "Had this happened inside the state of Israel, they would have gone to jail. There (in the West Bank) they got medals." (Copyright 2005 Associated Press. 01/30/05)
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About MeI'm Jessica, I've completed my degree at De Montfort University, Studying Fashion and Contour Design. This includes: Lingerie, Swimwear, Corsetry, Sportswear and Tailoring. Graduating with a 2:1 Honours Degree.
I'm fun, happy and easy to work with. I've already had a lot of experience with most of the areas in this business, running from design and inspiration, all the way to catwalk (backstage as well as having garments on the runway) and photoshoots.
I'm based in London, however, I am willing to travel to where you are as long as travel expenses are paid, if you would like to use any of my garments to give your portfolio a bit of an edge, or another use such as runway or competition.
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Please feel free to get in contact! I can't wait to enter this new chapter of my life away from education as well as meeting all new people who have got their own exciting view of the world.
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QRxPharma (OTCPK:QRXPY) (simply referred to as QRX in this article) is an Australian biotech that you probably haven't heard of much. In fact I didn't know about it until very recently. However when I started to research the company, stock, and trade opportunity… I couldn't help but say "Crikey."
It won't be seen mentioned in any internet articles, you won't see it mentioned on twitter or stocktwits, it won't be mentioned on CNBC, and the vast majority of biotech traders have no idea it exists. Although it seems counterintuitive, fact it has garnered such little attention is a major positive for anyone looking to get in a trade with a very favorable risk/reward profile.
The company has a pending announcement regarding an FDA Advisory Committee, as well as a regulatory date in late May. With a very low float, and two extremely important catalysts, the clock is ticking before QRPXY starts a nice move to the upside in a very short time.
I believe there is ~75% upside in shares of QRX in the very near term as a results of these important events.
Company Current State Overview
QRxPharma Limited (ASX: QRX and OTCQX: QRXPY) is a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on the development and commercialization of new treatments for pain management and abuse prevention products. The Company's Dual Opioid platform technology - a patented fixed-ratio combination of morphine and oxycodone - provides effective analgesia while decreasing the frequency and severity of clinically important opioid-related side effects. QRxPharma has three complementary pain management product formulations in late and early stage clinical development including: Moxduo IR, an immediate release oral capsule for acute pain; Moxduo CR, a controlled release oral tablet (with abuse deterrent and tamper resistant technologies) for chronic pain; and Moxduo IV, an intravenous formulation for moderate to severe hospital-based pain (Source: QRxPharma Website).
Financial Information:
- At year-end 2013, QRX was debt-free and had $17.2M in cash, which is sufficient to fund operations for over one year and through the potential launch of MOXDUO during the second half of 2014 if approved by FDA in late May
- In December, completed a $11.6M financing. This included $4.1M in common stock sold to existing shareholders through an oversubscribed share purchase plan. All shares in the offering were sold at $0.60 (equivalent to $3/share for the US ADR stock listing QRX) with approx. 164M shares of common stock outstanding on a post-offering basis for the primary Australian Stock Exchange (NYSE:ASX) listing QRX.AX-approx. 33M shares of equivalent common stock outstanding for the US ADR QRX
QRX's Key Product
QRX's portfolio includes three complementary morphine/oxycodone products: an immediate-release oral capsule for acute pain; a controlled-release oral tablet (with abuse deterrent and tamper resistant technologies) for chronic pain; and an intravenous formulation for moderate to severe hospital-based pain.
The product that will drive share appreciation in the near term and lay the foundation for the other products in its portfolio is the immediate-release version. QRX's lead Dual Opioid, Moxduo IR, is targeted to be a first-line therapy for patients with acute moderate to severe acute pain. Moxduo IR is a patent-protected combination in a fixed 3:2 ratio of morphine/oxycodone available in 4 different strengths.
Moxduo offers many benefits over the current standards of care, including:
- A better safety profile, with documented safety advantages
- Being the only opioid-opioid combination product available
- Easily identifiable initial target patient population
- A potential marketing advantage at launch due to anticipated Vicodin loss of market share from the recent rescheduling to Class II
- Equal or greater efficacy with better tolerability (less severe adverse events)
The following two slides are taken from the company's latest corporate presentation (Link: Corporate Presentation) and provide a good overview of Moxduo's advantages compared to the current standards of care.
Moxduo has several key things going for it that would potentially allow it to immediately steal market share from the established names. Pain management specialists are already familiar with oxycodone and morphine and only need to be sold on the favorable adverse event profile of MoxDuo.The US is in a "Painkiller Boom" … due largely in part because of the introduction of Oxytocin, but safety is becoming more in focus (as illustrated by the negative spotlight currently being shined on Zohydro) Moxduo stands to benefit the most as they appear to be the leader in that area compared to the others.
The table below provides additional insight into how Moxduo compares to other drugs, and helps justify the notion that MoxDuo IR is better than morphine or oxycodone alone.
Source: Company Data
Moxduo's safety profile sets it apart from others. In June 2011, an Adverse Events initiated in January 2011, was designed to highlight the lower side effect profile of MoxDuo when equianalgesic doses of MoxDuo were compared with either oxycodone or morphine.
The Adverse Events study was conducted, with the focus being to generate data that would naturally highlight the safety advantage of MoxDuo IR. The study found that Respiratory depression associated with MoxDuo IR was less severe and of shorter duration than for morphine or oxycodone alone (p < 0.02), which was the primary endpoint. The importance of the Adverse Events study was that it showed clear superiority in respiratory depression, which is what really counts. In studies of opioids, nausea and vomiting are mere "adverse events" but respiratory depression is a serious adverse event because it can kill the patient, and respiratory depression is generally the most common serious adverse event with opioids.
Although the near term focus will be on the IR product, QRX's other products warrant notice given previous trial results, and the recent spotlight on Zogenix's (NASDAQ:ZGNX) Zohydro.
QRX provides the following description for its CR formulation:
"The controlled-release (NYSE:CR) formulation is designed to provide at least 12 hours of analgesia in patients suffering from moderate to severe chronic pain. Study results have demonstrated superior bioavailability and sustained blood levels for well over 12 hours, especially in the 12-24 hour period, when compared to OxyContin. Additionally, Moxduo CR is formulated with QRxPharma's proprietary, abuse deterrent technology known as Stealth BeadletsTM technology."
Unlike Zohydro, this formulation is tamper resistant, abuse deterrent, and reduces abuse by nasal insufflation (snorting) or injection following dissolution in a solvent such as water or alcohol.
Lastly, there is the IV formulation, described by QRX as:
"Moxduo intravenous (IV) is designed to address hospital-based, post-surgical pain. Studies comparing the efficacy and safety of Moxduo have demonstrated that QRxPharma's formulation of Moxduo IV resulted in less drug administered, fewer side effects and offered better pain relief than morphine alone."
The Catalyst
The impending catalysts for QRX both revolve around dates in which Moxduo IR will be considered for approval in the United States. While the results of both events will have a highly correlated impact on the share price of QRX, these fixed dates create an ideal environment for biotech traders.
May 25, 2014 is the Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA) date for Moxduo IR. The Moxduo IR new drug application (NDA) was refiled with the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in November 2013 (Link to the announcement: QRX PR). Notice the use of the word "refiled" here as opposed to "filed" ... I will go into detail on that element of the story shortly.
The May PDUFA date for Moxduo IR will be preceded by an Advisory Committee meeting. QRX has guided that it expects the meeting to be held in early Q2, 2014. And as of this morning, it looks like that is official based on this update in the Federal Registrar.
Why did the company have to refile, you ask? Great question, here is a quick rundown of the events the caused the delay and subsequent refiling.
- July 2011- QRxPharma Announces NDA Filing for MoxDuo® IR
- Nov 2011- FDA sets PDUFA date for MoxDuo® IR in June 2012
- June 2012- FDA issues Complete Response Letter (NYSE:CRL)
- Feb 2013- QRxPharma Resubmits MOXDUO® New Drug Application to the FDA
- March 2013- FDA sets MOXDUO Advisory Committee Meeting
- May 2013- FDA sets new PDUFA date for MOXDUO NDA
- Aug 2013- Complete Response Letter from FDA regarding MOXDUO NDA
- Nov 2013- QRxPharma Refiles MOXDUO New Drug Application with the FDA
- Dec 2013- QRxPharma Announces 25 May 2014 as New PDUFA Date for MOXDUO NDA
Key things to highlight from the previous delays:
- The initial CRL was due to the FDA requesting additional analysis of the safety trial (Study 022) demonstrating safety advantage vs. equivalent doses of morphine or oxycodone in regards to oxygen desaturation levels
- The completed compiled an additional data package to show the efficacy and safety quickly and gathered over 30 million data points to resubmit to the FDA
- The August 2013 CRL did not question either safety or efficacy data of the trial results, it was more related to data quality given a miscalculation in time zones and daylight savings
- The FDA indicated that as was the case previously, there will be an AdCom
This is the 3rd attempt at approval for QRX, and the data overwhelmingly show that a company needs to gain approval by the 3rd attempt at a resubmission. Data shows that if approval isn't granted at that point, the chances of ever being approved are almost 0%.
Obviously being rejected twice by the FDA is not a positive thing by any means. However the "Rule of 3" certainly applies here for QRX, and supports the notion that this is essentially a "make or break" moment for them. However, given the relatively immaterial nature of the second CRL, I believe the odds of Moxduo IR being approved by the FDA this time around are extremely high.
Valuing QRX shares
As it stands now QRX has a market capitalization of less than $140M, yet the market opportunity for the Moxduo portfolio is significantly higher. In an effort to garner a better idea of where shares should be trading at, I put together (as well as compiled) various valuation models and target prices.
While I am skeptical of putting too much stock into (pun intended) DCF Models in clinical stage biotechs, it does help manage investor and trader expectations. DCF price targets can trivialize the complexity of placing a value on this type of company, as there are too many assumptions and variables that are force fed into an otherwise straightforward methodology/approach.
Before diving into the figures, here are the "base case" assumptions and considerations taken into account when valuing QRX, starting with information provided in the company's latest corporate presentation.
In addition to a DCF Analysis, one could a sum of the parts analysis to value QRX. Although technically just one drug, the different formulations/target markets can justify this type of analysis.
Another option to value QRX would be to simply apply a 3-5X multiple to peak sales of Moxduo.
The point I am trying to make is that there are many, many different assumptions and scenarios that could play out for MoxDuo and QRX. Rather than trying to create a specific model to get a valuation, one would be just as well off if they simply understand a potential range of values you get when using the different methods/assumptions.
QRX will likely get a shot at a piece of the very large, $17B pie, but just how big that slice will be is dependent on several factors. From a market standpoint, it appears that things are falling in the right direction for QRX and potentially paving the way for a "best case" scenario for the Moxduo portfolio. Additionally, as I have referenced several times within this article, there has been major scrutiny towards Zogenix's Zohydro since the FDA approved the drug last October. It is safe to say the approval was not expected, and Zogenix saw its market valuation rise form <$200M to nearly $800M in the months following the FDA's decision. However, recently shares have been under a lot of pressure as there is continued chatter about government regulation to ban the drug and keep it from reaching the market. Zogenix saw its value increase ~$500M in the months following the approval of Zohydro ER (which would be comparable to Moxduo CR).
Despite the seemingly non-existent coverage in the US, there are still analysts that have covered the stock in the past. The table below summarizes their sentiment, and a more detailed overview can be seen by visiting this site.
Based on everything mentioned above, and after putting together several models, I feel comfortable in saying that Moxduo IR by itself makes QRX easily worth $200M+. That valuation would represent ~40% upside from current levels. In more optimistic models, where MoxDuo CR makes it to market, the value of QRX shares have significant upside from these current levels, and would result in 150%+ returns. This valuation is not out of the realm of possibility whatsoever for QRX if certain things pan out in the coming years.
At this point in time, it is safe to say that shares of QRX seem significantly undervalued leading into these pivotal catalysts.
Caveat Emptor: There are Always Risks to Consider
With every reward comes some degree of risk. QRX is not without risk.
Regulatory Risk - If Moxduo does not get FDA approval this go around, QRX is done for.
Clinical Risk- There is the risk that MoxDuo IV and CR could fail to perform well in the late stage trials.
Timing Risk - There is the risk that Moxduo CR could take much longer to widely to gain regulatory approval (if ever), and with the lack of a special protocol assessment (NYSE:SPA) in place, the FDA could ask for additional data when the company files for approval.
IP risk - There is the risk that QRX could find itself locked in dispute over patent infringement should its science be found to lean too heavily on unrelated or unlicensed predecessor science.
Dilution/Capital Risk - A secondary offering would not be welcomed with open arms.
Current Sentiment and Trade Strategy
When trading small cap biotechs, identifying potential risks is just as (if not more important) than identifying reasons to buy. There is a set of factors that should be evaluated, and typically when a company raises a red flag in one area, additional red flags arise as well.
These factors include, but are not limited to:
- Share count dilution via a secondary offering in an effort to raise cash
- A parabolic move in stock price without a logical reason as to why
- A lack of credible partnerships, or partnerships that don't clearly define the agreement terms
- Constant stock pumping and promoting, coupled with a "cult investor" base of longs believing a management team that is deceptive and not straightforward
- Trial data that does not justify meaningful sales potential because of efficacy and/or safety
Three prime examples that come to mind about companies who exhibit most or all of these characteristics are Amarin (NASDAQ:AMRN), Galena (NASDAQ:GALE), and QRX's fellow countryman Prana (NASDAQ:PRAN). Just take one quick look at a chart of the first two and you can see the outcome of the stock price (PRAN will soon follow in their footsteps I believe). Fortunately for QRX shareholders, or those looking to initiate a position, QRX passes that initial "sniff test."
But before doing that, let's check and make sure QRX doesn't fall into that category.
- PASS (Offering out of the way)
- PASS (Been basing for over a month now with very tight Bollinger Band Width)
- PASS (Lucrative deals with several quality pharma companies throughout the world)
- PASS (Quite possibly the might be the most under the radar biotech catalyst play ever…nobody knows about it yet)
- Neutral (FDA confirmed CRLs weren't due to safety or efficacy)
At this point in time, QRX is trading in a tight range and waiting for confirmation of the AdCom date. I believe the AdCom announcement alone will act as a catalyst to prop the stock up and will ignite a run up into later April and May. QRX is still anticipating the company will have an AdCom date in April and has been preparing accordingly.
From a technical standpoint, the stock has attempted to break out a couple times this year, but been rejected by the 100 day EMA each time. Once it can clear that and get about ~$4.25, I imagine a very solid trade will be ripe for the taking, as it will be trading in the gap left from early September. From a valuation perspective, I think there is significant upside in both the near term on MoxDuo IR approval and in the long term with all 3 MoxDuo products. With the risk of dilution out of the way, and clearly defined catalyst dates, I think the risk/reward for buying shares of QRX is a no brainer around $4.
I estimate a good chance (80%+) for a favorable FDA advisory panel vote for QRX given the CRL issued by FDA did not raise any safety or efficacy issues from the pivotal study data and the upcoming ad-com will be focused on reviewing the results from Study 022. Also, there would be no rationale to reject MOXDUO unless there were serious concerns over the trial data--especially given the controversial approval of Zohydro ER on the basis that rejecting the drug would require examining similar approved opiate pain relievers.
As I mentioned earlier, this trade idea isn't on the radar for most (so it seems), which is just one more reason why this would be an ideal time to pick up shares. Given its low float, and the general herd like buying nature observed in small cap biotech, QRX could move very quickly once the move starts.
Disclosure: I am long QRXPY. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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