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BALI, Indonesia (AP) — Russian leader Vladimir Putin says President Barack Obama's decision to skip a regional summit in Indonesia is "justified" as he tries to end a government shutdown that could rock the world's top economy.
Putin told a CEO conference Monday on the summit's sidelines, "If I were him I would not have come as well. Any leader of a state would have done the same."
For Obama, the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting has become a missed opportunity to underline renewed U.S. attention to Asia as a counterbalance to China's increased economic and military clout. The budget impasse forced Obama to stay home.
Putin, who is often at odds with Obama on foreign policy and other issues, says he hopes the U.S. "will recover from this crisis asap."

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ALGIERS, Algeria An Al-Qaida-linked militant group claims it is holding seven Americans among 41 foreign hostages it has taken after occupying a natural gas complex deep in Algeria's southern desert near the Libyan border.
The spokesperson for the "Masked Brigade," founded by a leading member of al-Qaida in North Africa, told a Mauritanian news outlet that the group was holding hostages from nine to 10 different nationalities, including the Americans.
He said the operation was to punish Algeria for allowing French jets to use its airspace in attacking al-Qaida linked rebel groups in northern Mali.


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Blogger Explains How Athletes Get You From Twitter to Bedroom From a Real Life Experience
People like to rationalize their hoish activities a lot.
Rarely do you see someone openly acknowledge said activities while trying to give a lesson for others.
Which brings us to Zeralyn who on her site Zeralyn.com (the full story is on there) gives a step by step visual on how some athletes pick out their prey on social media sites on Twitter and what women can expect when they are "chose".
It might be an eye opening read to some or familiar to others, but you check it out.
Sooooooo once upon a time, the above picture was my default on Twitter. This was in late 2009, and it made a many a thirst traps for actors, rappers and athletes. Or as I like to call them Rapletes. Many men jumped into my dm box talking about nothing and how they wanted to beat and skeet. I laughed and flirted heavily but nothing ever came of it.
I had seen this particular raplete in my Timeline before. Then, one day someone Retweeted him into my timeline, I @ him and said "Wow, your fcukkin sexy."… Suddenly, he told me to follow him and I did. Immediately, we began to talk back and forth via dm until maybe a few days later he sent me his number.
We talked and texted maybe a week when suddenly he asked, can I fly you to Denver? Of course I agreed and within 48 hours I arrived at DIA. He had a car service pick me up and I arrived at his apartment. Within hours we were having sex, (Yes I too do ho sh*t) and we went to Grand Lux. I ordered a Salisbury Steak.
I hung around a few days and went back home. We talked a little after that, but that was pretty much it. The basic moral of this story is to let you know that these men are predators on social sites. They pretend to like you and will fcuk you and send your ass back home. There are no feelings involved, they see some ass they want and purchase a ticket. I honestly would have felt better if he had gave me the money and not Delta.
As much as I like to pretend like I don't care, and have no feelings, I do. So, I have learned to stop falling for the okie doke. Don't be a notch on one of these losers belts. Demand that they fly you out, put you in a hotel and DO NOT FCUK them. If they get mad, oh well was nothing gained or lost. But, at least you don't have another stupid body count.
Don't have a Twitter #fail, treat these men like investors. Take the highest bidder…
Interesting case study, what are you thoughts?
One thing that Zeralyn says at the end is to treat men like investors on the flip side I would say men should be aware of who they are opening up their investment firm to.
It goes both ways.
Social media has made it easier for men and women to "explore their options". No one can tell you what you are doing is wrong or right, just remember the mirror never lies.


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By: Gayatri R. Rao, M.D., J.D.
Rare diseases – those that affect fewer than 200,000 people in the United States but collectively affect 30 million Americans – are often chronic, progressive, debilitating, and life-threatening. Because most are genetic in origin, they disproportionately affect children. The agency is strongly committed to advancing safe and effective therapies for these young patients.
In recognition of International Rare Disease Day on February 28, 2014, we are focusing on pediatric rare diseases.
While developing products for any rare disease poses challenges, in part because of the small patient populations, developing products for children raises unique considerations. Historically, pediatric care has involved the use of off-label therapies that are unstudied or under-studied in children. For example, pediatric drug dosing often involved adjusting adult doses based on a child's decreased weight, without considering potential age-based differences in drug metabolism and toxicities. Similarly, many medical devices used in children have been adapted – in homes, clinics, and operating rooms – to solve problems quickly, with little time to consider the long term consequences of a device's effect on a growing child's physiology and development.
And while incentives currently exist to promote the development of products for pediatric rare diseases, development in this area continues to lag due to the compounded challenges associated with studying both a rare and pediatric population.
In recognition of these challenges, Congress directed FDA to issue a report and strategic plan focused on accelerating and encouraging the development of therapies for pediatric rare diseases. In response, FDA convened a series of public meetings from January 6 – 8, 2014 to discuss the many challenges in developing treatments for rare diseases, specifically for children with rare diseases, and how to overcome those challenges. These meetings generated a great deal of interest in the rare disease and pediatric communities. Hundreds of people attended either in person or via webcast and represented a wide swath of these overlapping communities, including patients, academicians, researchers, clinicians, industry, and governmental agencies, many of whom were noted experts in their respective fields.
There were frank, robust and productive conversations on a wide range of topics. A few common themes emerged, especially the important role that patient advocacy groups, including parents of pediatric patients, play in furthering drug development, such as participating in the development of robust patient registries and natural history studies, and providing their perspectives on the risks and benefits of specific treatments. Another common theme was the need for strong collaborations between patients, researchers, industry, and government.
My office, the Office of Orphan Products Development (OOPD), is now coordinating a cross-agency effort with Center for Drugs Evaluation and Research (CDER), the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER), the Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH), and the Office of Pediatric Therapeutics (OPT) to develop a report and strategic plan to encourage and accelerate the development of therapies for pediatric rare diseases. The goal of this report is to incorporate the valuable insights gained from these public meetings to inform and tailor ongoing and future agency initiatives to more effectively advance the development of such therapies.
OOPD, in collaboration with CDER, is also launching a web-based educational tool for rare disease patients, advocacy groups, researchers and industry on various FDA-related topics. Current topics include the essentials of interacting with FDA and expanded access to products under development. The goal is to continue to add to this educational resource over time. For the new educational tool, as well as additional information, visit the OOPD Educational Resources web page. In addition, FDA and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will jointly celebrate Rare Disease Day with a one-day program at NIH Masur Auditorium highlighting various rare diseases programs, research activities, and initiatives. For more information about this event that is free and open to the public, and available via webcast, visit the OOPD web page.
The needs of rare disease patients and the pediatric population are complex and pose challenging issues. We are committed to working with the pediatric rare disease community to face those challenges head-on and to accelerate the development safe and effective therapies for these diseases.
Gayatri R. Rao, M.D., J.D., is Director of FDA's Office of Orphan Products Development


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March 22, 2013 08:45 ET
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NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - Mar 22, 2013) - The Bedford Report has released new equity reports today. As a leading provider of free in depth reports and timely market updates, Bedford is an essential resource for hundreds of thousands of investors across the country.
ACADIA Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NASDAQ: ACAD) shares soared 23.91 percent on volume of over 22 million shares traded Thursday to close at $8.24 a share. The company announced that they reported positive results from a Phasse III study of their Parkinson's drug, pimavanserin, at the American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting.
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Last year's race brought in 205 racers in the inaugural year. Our purpose for hosting the race is to promote health and wellness. It is an opportunity for the community to get active!
The Madelia Community Hospital Foundation is again sponsoring the Annual Madelia River Run/Walk 5K and Kids Fun Run during the Park Days celebration with the help of Mary Kunz Anderson of Anderson Race Management.
Last year's race brought in 205 racers in the inaugural year. Our purpose for hosting the race is to promote health and wellness. It is an opportunity for the community to get active!
There will be individual timed racing as well as team racing for the Madelia River Run/Walk 5K. Teams can be families, businesses, churches, organizations, friends – just enter the race together.
Teams must be pre-registered to be qualified for team competition. The winning team is determined by taking the top 5 scores of each team. The winning team's photo will be on display at the Madelia Community Hospital & Clinic until the next race. Medals will be awarded to the top three finishers in each age class for men and women.
Madelia River Run/Walk 5K and Kid's Run is a part of the ARM Explore MN Series Race and is a 5K USATF certified course.
Race Date: Saturday, July 13, 2013 at 9 a.m. for the 5K and at 10 a.m. for the Kids Fun Run
Address: Madelia Township Hall, 519 Dill Ave S.W., Madelia, MN
Fees: $15 Pre-Registration or $20 on Race Day. $5 Kids Fun Run. (Tee shirts and goodie bags guaranteed to only pre-registrants of the Run/Walk.)
On-Site Registration: Friday, July 12th from 4:30 to 6 p.m. and Saturday, July 13th from 8 to 8:45 a.m. All individual and teams must check in prior to the start of the race. Registration forms are available on www.andersonraces.com or at www.mchospital.org.
Team Registration: All teams must be pre-registered and will need to have a team photograph taken on Saturday, July 13th.
We look forward to another exciting day of fun and racing during this year's Park Days celebration!


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Francona,was the 2013 American League Manager of the Year
Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona will be the speaker at Monday's Pro Football Hall of Fame Luncheon Club held at Tozzi's on 12th.
Lunch is served at 11 a.m., with the program beginning at 12:10 p.m., concluding at 1 p.m.
Francona, who will start his second season as the Indians field boss, was honored as the 2013 American League Manager of the Year after leading his club to a wild card playoff berth.
He is the son of Tito Francona, who played in the majors from 1956 to 1970, including a stint with the Indians when Terry was a youngster.
Francona, who will be 55 in April, was born in New Brighton, Pa., about 30 miles northwest of Pittsburgh. He was a first baseman and outfielder in the majors with the Montreal Expos (1981–1985), Chicago Cubs (1986), Cincinnati Reds (1987), Cleveland Indians (1988) and Milwaukee Brewers (1989–1990).
The speaker Feb. 3 will be Bill Conley, head football coach at Ohio Dominican University.
The cost of the luncheon is $12 for members and $22 for non-members.


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IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas honored Yury Darman, head of WWF-Russia Amur branch, with Fred Packard Award 2012 for great contribution to protected areas management in the Russian Far East.
The International Fred Packard Award is presented to specialists for outstanding services and commitment to the enhancement of protected areas. Fred Packard, who established this award, served as Secretary to the IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas in the early 1970s and established this award.
The first Russian who received this award in 1992 was Vasily Krinitsky, the head of nature protected areas management department of Glavpriroda (the USSR main Administration for zapovedniks). In 2004 Vsevolod Stepanitsky became the second Russian presented with this award, now he is heading the system of protected areas in the Ministry of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Russian Federation.
"Only a person who strongly believes that nature is the basis of life on Earth can devote 35 years to struggling for creation of the network of protected areas in the Russian Far East and increasing it by 4,6 million hectares", said Eugeny Shvarts, director of Conservation Policy at WWF Russia. "It was Yury's idea to create a new protected area in the habitat of the Far Eastern leopard. Even I doubted that this goal was realistic. This year "Land of Leopard" National Park was finally established. On the whole 61 new protected areas were created within the Amur River basin under Yury's leadership!"
Besides other Fred Packard Award laureates of 2012 are Ibrahim Bello from Niger, Julia Miranda Londono and Antonio Negrete from Columbia.


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President Obama Not Disappointed He Didn't Meet Rouhani
WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House says President Barack Obama isn't disappointed that he didn't get to meet Iranian President Hasan Rouhani this week.
Press secretary Jay Carney says Obama was and remains open to the possibility of an informal encounter with Iran's new president at a future date.
Carney says the most important issue is whether both countries can make progress toward resolving Iran's nuclear program. He says people shouldn't over interpret the fact that the Iranians decided against some type of meeting Tuesday when both presidents were at the United Nations for a meeting of its General Assembly.
U.S. and Iranian leaders have not met in 36 years.


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