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Where is the battle over spending headed?
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Log on to another edition of special report on -- I'm Brett -- -- I've been here before welcome aboard this where you can type in now questions or comments for the panel.
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And you can see the results throughout the show someone just typed in.
A cat would have already figured out how to start the -- yes you're right we -- a little delayed because the computer was not working.
How tough -- -- -- types Tim -- you'd be surprised.
How tough it is.
Sometimes it's very slow and -- and Ohio here we go.
Cheers Rick you guys are really -- let's bring in our panel Steve -- and Charles.
They don't understand sometimes computers are slow jobs there are expressing -- sympathy another not.
Patty from Virginia's has always the computer never you know she wants to make him make -- yeah.
Obama blaming Republicans I think it probably is the fault of the Republicans I think it's about -- -- management.
And Nancy in Alabama says you owe us eight minutes I mean she -- I hope you don't miss it here is -- This statement that's in -- -- getting -- refrain that we still.
Can't it's like a -- well let's talk about.
Which from Pennsylvania you're wasting time -- okay let's talk about the spending issue we didn't.
We didn't spend a lot of time.
On it because we wanted to get to the second issue but the united.
One of the things it's so frustrating sometimes covering Washington.
Is this dichotomy.
Of how there is such.
It's -- -- two worlds of of this place but there are the people who think.
Spending and deficits and debt are a problem.
And then there are people who don't think it's a problem and it's like two different realities.
Right and for people at home who are trying to make sense of what is real because somewhere there is truth.
You know I mean it's not like one side and the other side there is -- well.
Here's a -- that people who believe that depth deficits and debts and spending matter lost the election and this is Barack Obama's you at the very clearly has you.
And we won this is his attitude.
And we don't think that -- matter and this is really interesting to watch because.
Centrist Democrats and I've talked to a lot of them who were really.
Upset about the inaugural speech you think that Obama -- you know turning out to be the lefty that they didn't they were hoping he wouldn't be.
Date there's a lot of centrist Democrats who do care about spending and do you care about the debt and you care about the deficit.
But it's clearly the monitor has become.
Starting with the left starting with Paul Krugman in the New York Times is the cheerleader of this.
Is this this idea that it doesn't matter.
And in fact there's a and -- this these authors of the book this time it's different about the economic crisis they just came out with a new study.
That shows that -- economic growth of the twenty advanced industrial nations has been.
-- substantially.
By debt and so I mean this is something it's it is impeding the growth in this nation.
And and they're getting away they're also their fans are getting away with it because -- Obama thinks he's getting away with it because money's cheap.
You know we're borrowing this at at very low interest rates and there's a sense that we can keep borrowing and keep spending.
Because it's a -- Well here's -- -- this they say now is not time that the reason that the GDP is so low is because the Defense Department cut back.
And further cutting would be.
Detriment to the US economy.
Let me quote Mario Draghi the and chief European banker who said.
And the more you put this stuff off the more painful it becomes I mean it doesn't help you to put it off.
And yes there can -- pain in the short term.
But in the very not very long term your your growth will bounce back we've seen that in a couple countries I mentioned Turkey earlier Turkey.
Take some austerity -- measures is that common in Europe.
And and and that's growth is is bouncing back.
But it will be an -- like Simpson vols.
Yeah let me quote from the -- former senator Alan Simpson we've only done that's -- -- a tornado.
I love -- who definitely.
You know release him or anything to deal with our deficit debt for a -- and so.
You really this -- -- you have to do you have to do it and it comprehensive way you can't do this these you know these these automatic spending.
Cuts -- -- spending cuts you have to do and a comprehensive way which they did lay out and Simpson balls against the market's confidence.
That that could fit -- that shows that that we're getting our fiscal house in order and that and that it's gonna.
It's gonna help.
The economy I would take I would even take him in in this willing alleyway whatever spending cuts in this Willie Willie -- know anyway so long as they didn't leave us.
In and then strategically difficult position in terms of our our defense.
But you know the one -- the -- you quoted Mary Landrieu earlier today and and her.
Some silly comment.
And taking a shot at fox but but there was a little bit of truth -- in what she said she should you know.
I'm not so worried about these discretionary spending program we can't cut from those anymore the real problem here is mandatory spending.
-- entitlements and I think there's a lot to cut from discretionary spending programs Republicans when they worked on a sequester set aside -- found 300 billion dollars worth of stuff to cut.
Just in a short term.
Set aside.
But she's right and her bigger point is right I mean it is all about structural.
Entitlement reform that's what matters.
All of the other stuff that we're talking about in many ways is -- -- and this this new studies Kenneth -- rough and I forget his co authors name.
It's it's scary because they have are you did not just this most recent paper but before have argued that once you read it did reach a debt to GDP ratio.
I'm 90%.
Basically you start to see real facts on the immediate short term economy of Boston GDP of up to 1% maybe more depending on how -- -- that is.
We're getting there.
In so it's not at all inconceivable that if we see continues growth slow growth.
That you -- you're going to be at the point to these numbers.
So it's not going to be enough this I say -- all it sort of in the context of what I assume the president will do I assume that he's not going to consider some kind of stimulus.
Approach -- this the -- this -- what he thinks you have to do when the account.
-- slow but did you charles' point earlier is what we we forget to factor in this how much the Fed has played in -- issue was economy how much they have pumped into the economy.
And so for a -- it has been all for the entire time and they haven't had to turn it off.
But if they see inflation coming down the pike and they see that they have to raise interest rates -- say what -- haven't done.
But they have to turn off the -- -- at some point.
Because if interest rates rise at an infraction -- even just a little bit then the interest that we pay on -- national debt.
Becomes overwhelming suddenly interest on seventeen trillion dollars becomes something that overtakes the expenditures that we pay for our government.
Every day.
-- an immediate cascade when she started to increase it then creates a vicious circle you increasing debt.
Increasing interest etc.
and it's just ruins.
But that's the point I think when you have the worst recovery since the Second World War that's over sixty years.
And you do it went all the spigots on you have the fiscal stimulus.
Unheard of deficits over one point one trillion dollars every year we've never been anywhere near that.
I think the highest in the bush years was less than half and that was the highest I think the average from the bush years.
There's about a quarter of that so you have this unbelievable -- on the fiscal side.
You've got the same thing happening on I mean on -- yes the same thing happening on the monitor.
-- you essentially have zero interest rates.
-- your printing money like crazy the buybacks.
And you still have a growth rate of about 2% then you know you're in trouble because of this keep slowing down again it's a cascade as you have no more weapons.
The idea that they're gonna increase and there's just incredible hypocrisy.
Obama in a -- -- saying that the Bush Administration was unpatriotic.
To running big deficits to do which -- a quarter of the deficits he's running and now he has he has -- no regard whatsoever.
I really don't know whether he believes what he's saying.
That it doesn't really matter or that he thinks because interest rates are zero they'll probably stay there he thinks for a while.
He can then you know do all the spending you want to create all these new entitlements he wants in the short time he has left.
And then you know like -- we've done a fifteen to leave the wreckage.
-- to whoever succeeds him probably a Republican I.
David -- and always has threatened a panel somebody has got to find a way to crystallized this discussion in the language for the everyday person -- David.
We did this series called the cost of spending which you can log onto our website.
On foxnews.com slash -- reports of five part series.
It starts to get to this discussion in kind -- every day way with graphics and kinda helps.
Explain some of this stuff in -- easy terms.
And I can I can actually talk a little sign that -- which is they've found that in the big problem it's bankrupting this country is Medicaid and Medicare.
Social Security to a lesser extent that what you got are people who we've got a huge boom in retirement people retiring.
And not enough workers coming up behind them to support that so those are called the entitlement systems.
And unless you do something to either reduce the benefits of those.
You know -- restructuring and in a way I can reduce the costs reduce some health care costs.
Those entitlement programs are -- bankrupt.
-- bankrupt a country.
I would say that judging from the emails you are reading.
We've got a fairly hostile audience yeah pronounce it feels like they're throwing tomatoes -- -- yeah that's Erica and I.
Whether -- Medicaid Medicare quite.
What's really interesting to me is when you kind of Trace it back is how the White House started taking this conversation off the table.
Back in August 2011.
Over their debt ceiling fight.
They -- that out you know you think.
The new Treasury Secretary.
Former chief of staff actually made sure that that was not part of the conversation.
Going into the the fight in December -- so.
They have made the political calculation that they're not gonna.
They're not gonna touch Medicaid Medicare and it'll be interesting to see the state of the union if he.
If he does I really know what he's done in the past is usually gives sort of he acknowledges the problem and then -- you know skipped right by you know.
-- -- -- we've heard from the president mean going back as far as meeting before when he was campaigning as Charles mentioned.
But also when he was newly elected he said he's an easy now to see his back and forth with Paul Ryan and others.
Our problem here's Medicare it's unsustainable -- he acknowledges the problem he just says they never offered anything close to a solution the only time in the -- team.
Hinted at it as we've discussed here nauseam is when he's in the -- -- suppose -- supposedly in these behind the scenes discussions with Boehner.
And I think there's real reasons just two to question whether they were ever serious about that and I think.
They can throw that out there know that Democrats in congress we're never gonna let them do anything like that and I don't think that they've ever been serious about actually.
Performing these programs that are making the countries abroad I.
-- there's really -- sense and Charles.
-- talked about under.
You know for the white house Press Secretary to come out with a statement saying blaming Republicans for the GDP.
You know being did today and then for the House Minority Leader to put a statement.
Type statement saying basically the same thing.
That's pretty bold in in political terms.
It kind of goes by without even -- mention except for this network.
And we're you know an atmosphere almost where at 60% approval rating and -- an inauguration that just happened that.
That's the world in which.
We are living.
Look I think Obama's writing very high he wins the election he wins that showdown fiscal cliff.
Here it's easy interviews with CBS.
You know sixty -- that supposedly is -- really hard tough show.
And -- approval numbers are up.
And what he's been doing since Election Day is trying to campaign.
Every issue the beside the fiscal issues.
As -- for the opposition party for the Republicans.
To oppose his program.
Is somehow.
Illegitimate unpatriotic.
Essentially saying our -- -- willing to compromise the other side is it is the function of the opposition.
To a -- that's the point.
Having a two party system.
And the Republicans are arguing all of the issues and immigration and our views on guns are doing on -- And deficits exactly -- ought to happen.
But you have Obama as you so even in the inaugural address saying essentially I -- in -- national interest the only 100 about -- and Republicans.
-- you should only in power and politics.
And partisan advantage and they do not care about the nation.
That's the premise of all of his arguments and -- Straw amendments.
So far as the eye could see and he does it without any -- which I find rather remark.
Patty from Virginia -- I don't know -- -- managed read the comments and make moderate the panel.
Try hard -- Tom are any of my comments going to show up to yes they are.
Linda wow Obama zero to 60% now yes he is in recent polling.
And Carol.
You save Medicare Medicaid needs reform tell us how now how would you do it I'm so tired of saying.
He needs to be fixed but never how would you fix it well here's here's a couple of ideas that have been talked about.
Who is against.
The effort.
Two sets.
Guidelines -- to money like.
To stipulating -- Medicare to two pricing on salaries.
You know like.
What they've tried to do with the administration is trying to do to try to squeeze money out.
By essentially reducing what hospitals and doctors -- again on the on the hospital somewhere else was and and the -- side which will simply.
Kill Medicare.
Because at some point a doctor is not gonna accept the patient we already had a report from CBO that says that if these cuts are made to the hospital.
Of them on the line of business so this is sort of -- -- -- -- -- you know we're really not earning.
The old folks what -- hurting other doctors and hospitals in the end of doctors and hospitals have to be the ones who know the old folks and if you kill them.
That's not going to solve the problem so what Republicans have offered for Ryan and others.
He's you do try to introduce competition because it's now monopoly which makes sense and every other endeavor in life.
And on other issues like Social Security you raise the retirement as you raise the rate at the age at which you become eligible.
People are now live so much longer win the programs -- instituted it is insane to stay.
At sixty unified which is what FDR chose at a time when life expectancy was 62 weeks now -- I'm talking about him that this case where this is not popular.
You know raising their retirement and under fifteen people would realize this is not going to be around it it's not right but it's not it's it's not popular in his -- and to me this president is somebody just.
Does not want to make difficult.
Bold decisions when -- -- popular.
I mean even in his second term when you relax and we don't we -- this guy I was gonna come man and he went just great legacy -- -- -- yeah.
It definitely put any indication that this means testing here you and the rich yeah all right yet who are going to hit at such -- I -- -- of the work camps are.
And I was I was saying come on -- -- -- little more about Mike's salary.
And I write all the way to Chicago -- -- I know.
Your guess there were warmer.
Can't Wisconsin saved me means testing I instruments -- On in congress is against means that what do you democratic republic of people -- -- -- house Democrats would oppose means testing.
You've had house Democrats speak out against means testing.
I think it's something that could ask if the president got behind it why -- they distanced us.
Because they don't want to shrink the programs they want the -- then they want to operate under the fiction programs can continue.
Basically the way the Democrats -- -- partisan Democrats have frame the issues is this.
Despite you -- you have these evil rich people.
Who would be not getting right there are you Brett could -- be the first thing going to be the first compromised if there ever is a compromise but I don't think there's going to be a compromise because basic the other house Democrats in particular.
Who have said in these negotiations and elsewhere.
That they want Medicare to continue as it exists math.
The -- vs you know Paul Ryan's premium support program the problem is it's a faulty premise Medicare will not exist as it exists -- period ended discussion in fifty years there will be nothing like the Medicare that we know right now it won't operate.
Anywhere near that way and so what you had -- -- -- -- basically these two competing ideas.
Both of them trying to control costs one is the president's top down government control.
-- which is going to be setting prices and and going to be tinkering with.
Everything that Medicare will be doing payments to providers everything Medicare is going to be doing.
I pebble will -- -- -- a fifteen experts and congress then unfortunately I think one of the many flaws in the system.
Is going to have input into that system they can override the decisions of this board they can be taken agree with them and then later nullify them.
So congress is gonna still be catering to interest group politics.
In the context of obamacare and the iPad on the other hand you have this Paul Ryan program which is -- supports.
And as an attempt to change the incentives Paul Ryan.
Or out of these decisions and further -- took it to -- or something closer to a free market system.
With my incentive that that more closely resemble health savings accounts but.
And then me and -- about -- -- yet any exposure is the utter hypocrisy of liberals.
You would think dead liberals are the ones who want to redistribute income.
Help the poor and you know have the rich quote unquote -- pay their fair share.
So with Medicare.
So security and all these programs if you -- to means to tennis which means that the rich will get -- Warren Buffett who will get less than what he -- today on his Medicare and -- reasonably extra money for the future and for the poor.
That that would be completely compatible with the philosophy of liberalism.
But they oppose it and the reason is they've always held that these programs -- stadium and Medicare.
If you start to means test which you would think they would support.
Then -- think it starts to look like a program that's only for the poor.
And -- become like welfare and it will lose popular support.
And thus they want to keep it exactly as is even if -- -- heads over a cliff of insolvency.
And even if it rewards the rich and away which they should not want to reward.
As simply a way to make it continue popular it is -- it's against their own beliefs but they don't care and nobody has called them on.
I understand that keeping it universal has the word they use.
Will will embed the political support for France for the everybody -- and having obtained here and it again.
I think further enhances their ability to go to voters -- say -- we are the ones we're protecting the -- these programs for middle class and this was also mean this was let's just give people the benefit of -- -- here but.
Originally back when the original Clinton health care proposals were.
-- -- Stanley Greenberg and others had done polling and suggested basically we even if you wanna be of a permanent long term party he said this the Democrats.
You need to create a new middle class entitlement this would do that.
Wyoming Jim says he's zero for thirteen in Cameron's getting posted over several weeks on from Forte he's -- -- food -- The -- one for thirteen.
Keep posting that you would improve -- -- I want to get quickly to.
Israel and Syria and Egypt and I know quickly is tough for a subject like that.
There was a strike on a convoy.
Inside Lebanon.
-- Israeli strike on that convoy the Syrians also say that military.
-- medical a facility where just outside Damascus was struck.
That had -- -- -- -- and arming the rebels.
And there are some people saying that could be -- chemical weapons facility.
There's all kinds of stuff happening with -- -- -- Syria Lebanon and Egypt which is Charles I tell you what it does not look like it's.
It's holding together well.
Your thoughts on average.
You nationalist like to be -- -- -- in Israel.
You've got Syria exploding with chemical weapons that could wipe out.
Have to city and who knows who controls it who knows I think I if there was an attack on a convoy.
It would have been either chemical weapons although it's it's more likely than it would have been any aircraft extremely advanced Russian any aircraft stuff that could.
Threatens Israel's control of airspace.
Over eleven she got chemicals weapons.
Floated around in Syria jihadist to a sort of leading the rebellion -- C it has but I would 50000 rockets.
Also in the north to get around developing the nuke.
And you know saying essentially we want to wipe out Israel and you got to Egypt which was the bedrock.
Of security which is in complete the turmoil.
-- led by the Muslim Brotherhood it's not aggressive now because it's in such disarray.
And -- used to be Israel's strongest ally.
In the region it's now -- turn against Israel of course you've got to Gaza which looks almost miniscule and unimportant in comparison.
But it's a nightmare and what's amazing -- to me.
The Israelis actually carry on every day.
And have -- thriving society and economy in conditions that I think Americans would find extremely tough so at the minimum I think.
They deserve our sympathy for how complicated and dangerous.
-- situation.
You know the same time Egypt.
You know there -- a lot of people on here saying.
Why are we sending F sixteens and other aid to Egypt in the middle of but looks like -- destabilizing situation with the Muslim Brotherhood.
There are a lot of people asking about the motives and head of the Muslim Brotherhood in in that region.
-- let me and I just want to add to it Charles just said rightly about Syria and and -- Hezbollah's.
Role in trying to keep aside and power is a really.
A frightening and and ugly partnership.
And have the possibility.
That chemical weapons or.
Advanced conventional west -- weapons are changing hands from Syria to Hezbollah.
I think hat was high on the minds of Israel the Israelis as they struck.
The terms of Egypt.
No more C.
-- in his.
Power grab -- -- -- bad back in November.
Continues to resonate.
And yes we're giving them would we give them a massive amount of military aid.
There is talk that -- -- actually was in line for some sort of economic support.
Particularly an IMF loans but he blew it with this power grab.
He blew by acting.
In continuing to act almost like the military when they were in control of Egypt.
And the sad thing is they were going in the direction for awhile -- where American companies were actually talking about investing mariners talked.
Possibly down the road a free trade agreement.
There is definitely this IMF.
Aid coming in as long as he did some structural changes -- -- economy is in tatters.
But did the political moves he's made -- shower the waters on that and made even more unstable.
-- -- going to have a a big piece on this on the Muslim Brotherhood in the Middle East tomorrow special report.
Foreign policy has a really long and deft piece this week on this topic worth reading.
Because it really goes and Steve two questions that perhaps the US is kind of -- -- so it's yet it I think that's a couple things that piece it's a very at peace I agree with you.
It suggests that our assessments at the time of the fall of Mubarak may have been overly optimistic mine included.
Even though I think the United States had no choice but to -- Call for his ouster and -- encourage it.
-- -- it was clear is going.
But it also brings suit to light some myths about the Muslim Brotherhood now.
That are useful in debunking as we try to figure out what the heck to do next over there I mean one of the reasons that.
They may not have except there are reluctant to two work with the IMF -- is because it's against.
Certain interpretations of Islam to pay interest and they don't wanna be in a position where they have to pay interest and so.
As the economy is is falling into the toilet they may be making these decisions based on something that.
I -- doesn't to me doesn't make any logical sense and we just don't understand that you know I I think that this is from big picture.
View of this is that as President Obama is pushing for you know.
An assault weapons ban that's unlikely to capacity and may not even have much effect based on history if it does -- he's pushing for.
Same sex immigration.
I mean he's pushing all of these issues.
And he's got his domestic policy agenda he waited out -- second inaugural we'll hear much much more about it didn't the State of the Union Address.
And I am convinced that this is going to be a second term that we'll be focused on foreign policy because it has to be.
If you look around the world particularly in that region.
You're seeing so much instability either on the surface and in places like Syria help or slightly below the surface and it's inconceivable to me that back with that level of instability and this level of American disengagement.
We are not going to have to go -- and it's try to solve what problems we can solve try to prevent what problems we can prevent and it will be the president I think being pulled reluctantly into these places.
It -- uninterested yes.
Disease in the day.
I agree I think he's determined to be a domestic president he wants to change America he's the new -- are.
This is why he's here he doesn't care about -- and his entire objective in foreign affairs used to keep the world today.
And he doesn't know what to do when Egypt and he just -- favorite food the -- I -- the better.
And -- -- -- at Davos last week which you would think would be a fairly Obama friendly crowd.
There was so much frustration that there isn't leadership.
Coming particularly in the Middle East there was a lot it is as someone said you can't put a pause button on this stuff play going and then just do domestic work.
There are.
A lot a lot of US allies.
Many people I've talked to in recent months who are.
Really scared and what's about.
US presence and the lack of it and the vacuum that's been created in the the presence of Iran and what it will be in coming months.
There really scared and they don't know really how to read this administration's second term they don't over how to read.
Hagel and Kerry they don't know how to read.
Where they're going to go.
They actually see -- they see a signal of disengagement even further and they wonder if that's possible because they see this engagement.
This is from seniors or people that countries that we should be very close -- it was the largest signal of complete.
This engagement.
Because he's to the left of Obama certainly -- around.
Iran is on the march to -- the other daily news yesterday before we that the -- intercepted a weapons shipment.
Into Yemen to support the rebels we know the Iraq the Iranians are supporting them operate rebellions.
They are heavily supporting Syria.
I side keeping him alive heavily supporting Hezbollah supporting the -- -- Has Hamas in Gaza.
And infiltrate -- and you're sort of undermining everything they can.
And the United States is completely passive that's what they see are willing I have enough to.
Suitable and prediction Super -- We have or vote that -- we'll see how we match up here.
Yeah I was flying.
We have the Baltimore Ravens yes it play in the San Francisco 49 -- and I saw Harbaugh that's not baseball.
I now have so I'm doing is a big -- this -- the biggest ever -- effort Harbaugh brother -- that's right they had their deeply involved.
I would say given the ravens'.
Record on the road winning -- wild card and what they're very strong defense.
I give the ravens.
By three point.
Well okay yeah well little known fact Charles and I are actually neighbors in ravens territory -- And our purple I'm gone purple -- opportunity to be nice to be on the -- -- right.
The 49ers are gonna win I don't think it's gonna actually be close I think the ravens.
I like the ravens for a lot of reasons I don't think the ravens defense is is good this year as it has been in the past and the 49ers offense is.
-- I can attest to sadly from having been in San Francisco when they destroyed my Packers.
Very very good -- I'm gonna go -- the 49ers as well.
Maybe my falcons.
And clearly.
-- coach Harbaugh will win the -- everybody at home said foreign r.s 58% to 42%.
So that's what's -- front runner.
-- says thank you much for intelligence in broadcasting.
A lot of people have been here before welcome aboard we'll see you next time it.
-- nine minutes and 33 seconds for whoever that I was you gave us -- wasn't.
Fancy fancy extra time she -- us we'll come after you for that minute fifty Nancy next week you owe us.
How we gonna get that I don't know anyway.
Next -- I'm not here I'm playing in the AT&T pro am at Pebble Beach.
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Online nominations for 2014 Breakthrough Prizes were opened on September 3, 2013 and will be accepted through October 2, 2013. The nomination form and the rules are available at: http://www.breakthroughprizeinlifesciences.org/nominations.
"It is my honor to be able to contribute to innovation in the field of medical research, and I hope that this can one day help make a difference in the lives of many," said Jack Ma, Executive Chairman of Alibaba Group.
"We couldn't be more thrilled to welcome Jack Ma to the project. It's great news for the Prize, and great news for medical science: there are now six 3-million-dollar prizes for trailblazing thinkers who are advancing science and helping to save lives," said Art Levinson, CEO of Calico and Chairman of Apple Inc., Genentech, Inc., and the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences Foundation.
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Jack, who holds a bachelor's degree in English from Hangzhou Teacher's Institute, currently serves on the board of SoftBank Corp., a leading digital information company publicly traded on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. He is also a director of Huayi Brothers Media Corporation, a company listed on The Shenzhen Stock Exchange. In 2009, Jack became a trustee of The Nature Conservancy's China program, and he joined the global board of directors of the organization in 2010. Since May 11, 2013, he has served as chair of The Nature Conservancy's China board of directors.
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Week in Review
Financings Aeterna Zentaris Inc. priced a public offering of 13.1 million units for net proceeds of $13.7 million. Aileron Therapeutics Inc. generated $30 million from a Series E round of financing. A.P. Pharma Inc. priced a public offering of 150 million shares for gross proceeds of $60 million. Chelsea Therapeutics International Ltd. completed its public offering for net proceeds of about $21.4 million. Incyte Corp. completed its private placement of $750 million of convertible senior notesBioWorld Insight | Monday, November 25, 2013 -
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Cardiome Pharma Corp., of Vancouver, British Columbia, said data published in Europace showed that Brinavess (vernakalant) was efficacious and rapid acting as a cardioversion agent in recent-onset atrial fibrillation patients and can be used in as a first-line treatment in patients with little or no underlying cardiovascular disease and in patients with moderate disease such as stable coronary and hypertensive heart disease. In a subgroup analysis in 274 patients with ischemic heart disease, noBioWorld Today | Friday, November 22, 2013 -
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Pfizer Inc., of New York, said it entered an agreement with Glaxosmithkline plc, of London, to explore the anticancer efficacy and safety of GSK's trametinib (GSK1120212) combined with Pfizer's palbociclib (PD-0332991) in a Phase I/II study in patients with advanced/metastatic melanoma. The dose-escalation, open-label trial is designed to determine the recommended combination regimen and will evaluate the effect of the combination on tumor biomarkers, safety and activity in patients withBioWorld Today | Friday, November 22, 2013 -
John Oyler Aims To Build China's Genentech via Beigene
BEIJING – Just a few days after Beigene Co. Ltd.'s CEO and co-founder John Oyler signed a second sizable deal with the Merck Serono arm of Merck KGaA – the up-front payments undisclosed, but with a promise of almost $500 million if all milestones are achieved in both – he admitted the cash removes a layer of stress: "Maybe you sleep better at night, but it's business as usual. The deal with Merck doesn't change the way you work or the passion." Oyler is rising to celebrity status in ChinaBy Lynn Yoffee | BioWorld Today | Friday, November 22, 2013 -
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Forest Laboratories Inc., of New York, and Gedeon Richter plc, of Budapest, Hungary, said the FDA issued a complete response letter for cariprazine, an atypical antipsychotic, for the treatment of schizophrenia and for acute treatment of manic or mixed episodes associated with bipolar I disorder in adults. The companies said the FDA acknowledged that the drug demonstrated effectiveness but indicated that more information, including additional trial data, would be needed. Otsuka PharmaceuticalBioWorld Today | Friday, November 22, 2013 -
Wheat Beat: Celiac Firm Sitari Reaps $10M From GSK, Avalon
First to benefit from a deal between Glaxosmithkline plc (GSK) and Avalon Ventures that will launch as many as 10 new companies is Sitari Pharmaceuticals Inc., funded with $10 million in Series A money to pursue early work targeting the transglutaminase 2 (TG2) pathway. GSK and Avalon are expected to disclose today the debut of San Diego-based Sitari (Greek for "wheat"), which first is focused on celiac disease, caused by gluten intolerance. TG2 is believed to play a many-pronged role in celiacBy Randy Osborne | BioWorld Today | Friday, November 22, 2013 -
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Capricor Inc., of Los Angeles, and Nile Therapeutics Inc., of San Mateo, Calif., said they inked a merger agreement under which Capricor will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Nile in an all-stock transaction. Nile will issue to Capricor stockholders shares of Nile common stock such that Capricor stockholders will own about 90 percent of the combined company. Upon closing, the firm will operate under the Capricor management team with Linda Marban serving as CEO. The company's board will haveBioWorld Today | Friday, November 22, 2013 -
SEC's Devilish JOBS Act Details Vex Angel Investors
No one will benefit from a guardian angel that safeguards investors right out of the market, the SEC was told Thursday at a small business forum on capital formation. A commission proposal to raise the income limit for accredited investors could cast out 60 percent of angel investors, warned Christopher Mirabile, a board member of the Angel Capital Association (ACA) and co-managing director of Launchpad Venture Group. Such a loss would condemn many biotechs and other small businesses to start-upBy Mari Serebrov | BioWorld Today | Friday, November 22, 2013 -
Gut Bacteria Influence Tumor Responses To Therapies
Two separate teams of researchers have discovered yet another way in which gut bacteria influence the health of their hosts. In mice, such bacteria played a role in the response to three separate types of cancer therapy. Germ-free mice or those treated with antibiotics had weaker responses to an experimental immunotherapy, platinum chemotherapy and cyclophosphamide, which both promotes immunogenic cell death and affects the balance of different T-cell types. Scientifically, the work shows thatBy Anette Breindl | BioWorld Today | Friday, November 22, 2013 -
BD Flurry: Amicus Revises GSK Deal, Buys Callidus, Raises Cash
A next-generation Fabry disease treatment may be a step closer to market under a newly revised business strategy revealed by Amicus Therapeutics Inc. The Cranbury, N.J.-based biologics developer unveiled the acquisition of Callidus Biopharma Inc., a corporate restructuring, a $40 million financing and revision of its existing agreement with Glaxosmithkline plc. The four-pronged strategy gives Amicus a next-generation enzyme replacement therapy (ERT) for Pompe disease and complementary enzymeBy Catherine Shaffer | BioWorld Today | Friday, November 22, 2013 -
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Acusphere Inc., of Lexington, Mass., appointed William Ramage chief development officer. Affimed Therapeutics AG, of Heidelberg, Germany, appointed Jens-Peter Marschner chief medical officer. Aeterna Zentaris Inc., of Quebec City, named Jude Dinges senior vice president, chief commercial officer. Alba Therapeutics Corp., of Baltimore, named Wendy Perrow CEO. Amarantus Bioscience Holdings Inc., of Sunnyvale, Calif., added David A. Lowe to its board. Aurinia Pharmaceuticals Inc., ofBioWorld Today | Thursday, November 21, 2013 -
Sequestration 'Razes' Concerns About NIH Funding
With the sequestration blade set to indiscriminately shave federal programs again in January, a bipartisan group of senators is urging congressional budget negotiators to spare research dollars at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). More than a third of the Senate has signed a letter reminding the House and Senate negotiators of the significant medical advances made because of NIH research and of the economic impact of that research. Citing NIH estimates, the letter points out that "eachBy Mari Serebrov | BioWorld Today | Thursday, November 21, 2013 -
Blocking MTOR Slows Mitochondrial Disease
Scientists have shown that inhibiting mTOR more than doubled the life expectancy of mice with Leigh syndrome, a disease that is most often fatal in children by the time they reach school age. That discovery "really runs counter to what has been the prevailing clinical opinion," Matt Kaeberlein, of the University of Washington, told BioWorld Today. Mitochondria produce the cells' energy currency, ATP. When mitochondria are not functioning correctly, ATP production is impaired, which impairsBy Anette Breindl | BioWorld Today | Thursday, November 21, 2013 -
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Moderna Builds Its mRNA War Chest with Massive $110M Raise
With its latest $110 million financing, Moderna Therapeutics Inc. is rapidly closing on the half-billion-dollar mark in terms of funds raised for the 2-year-old company. The new funds bring the company's total funds raised to $415 million, and it will end the year with about $340 million in the bank. Moderna did not reveal the purpose of its financing, but CEO Stéphane Bancel said the company's plan would become clear in time. "We are more in the mindset of doing great things and thenBy Catherine Shaffer | BioWorld Today | Thursday, November 21, 2013 -
Royalty Sale Repeat: Vertex Adds $152M to Back CF Work
Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. isn't above using a good trick twice. Back in 2008, the Cambridge, Mass.-based firm picked up $160 million by selling royalty rights to two Glaxosmithkline plc-marketed drugs to help push through late-stage testing with then-game-changing hepatitis C virus (HCV) drug telaprevir. Fast forward five years, and Vertex again is opting for a royalty sale to pad its coffers, trading ex-U.S. royalties for telaprevir for a $152 million cash payment to boost work on its cysticBy Jennifer Boggs | BioWorld Today | Thursday, November 21, 2013 -
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Aphios Corp., of Woburn, Mass., said it has spun off Amylon LLC as a subsidiary to finance, develop and commercialize APH-1104, an alpha-secretase modulator, for mild to moderate Alzheimer's disease (AD) and other central nervous system disorders. In 2010, Aphios received a three-year, National Institutes of Health Fast Track Small Business Innovation Research grant to develop an oral formulation of APH-0703. That research led to the discovery of a more potent analogue, APH-1104, which AmylonBioWorld Today | Thursday, November 21, 2013 -
Innate Raises $27M in U.S. Private Placing; Tigenix Adds $16M
Europe's biotechnology sector continued its good run Wednesday, with two further financings that took the week's takings to $162 million – so far. Innate Pharma SA grossed €20.3 million (US$27.3 million) in a private placing directed at U.S. institutional investors, while Tigenix NV took in another €12 million via a share placement with an industrial partner, Gri-Cel SA, a wholly owned subsidiary of health care company Grifols S.A. Those transactions follow three deals disclosed Monday: MainzBy Cormac Sheridan | BioWorld Today | Thursday, November 21, 2013
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There weren't many style points in this one. J.J. Watt wasn't interested in them, anyway. All that mattered was the result, and the Houston Texans will take that along with everything else they took from this game.
They took away the ball. They even took out the Chicago's quarterback in a 13-6 victory over the Bears on Sunday night at Soldier Field.
''I think we showed them we can win any game, any situation, any time, any place, tough weather conditions, tough place on the road, a very good football team,'' Watt said. ''We won, so say what you want.''
Arian Foster
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In a showdown between two of the NFL's best teams, the Texans (8-1) beat the Bears (7-2) at their own game. They came away with four takeaways against a team that came in with a plus-16 turnover differential, and Tim Dobbins delivered the biggest blow when he drove his helmet into Cutler late in the second quarter.
The Bears will face the 49ers next Monday night at Candlestick Park in a key NFC showdown of division leaders.
Foster was the only reliable offensive weapon on either side, particularly in the first half when he ran for 85 yards and made a sprawling catch for a 2-yard touchdown to put Houston ahead 10-3.
Otherwise, neither team got much going on a soggy night. The Texans were outgained 215 yards to 249, but they did just enough to come away with the win. Now they're tied with Atlanta for the league's best record after the Falcons were upset by New Orleans.
''It's huge for us, we were 7-1 going in, to come out 8-1 in a hostile place, given the weather and the team we were playing, that's a tough group to go against,'' said
Matt Schaub
, who threw for just 95 yards and was picked off twice by
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Andre Johnson
, Schaub's top target, had just four catches for 35 yards with
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on him. Former Bear
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helped set the tone, forcing a fumble by
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on Chicago's first play from scrimmage and picking off Cutler later in the first quarter.
Cutler completed just 7 of 14 passes for 40 yards with two interceptions in the first half and was seen in street clothes after the game being driving off on a cart by team officials.
Jason Campbell
threw for 94 yards in the second half.
''You never want to lose anybody, especially our starting quarterback,'' receiver
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said. ''He is our leader, he is the heart and soul of our offense so we definitely want him to have a quick, speedy recovery.
"In the meantime, Campbell is more than capable. There was no heads hanged down when Jay was down. There was no complaining. We understand we have a starting quarterback in the backup so we're fortunate to have him. There will be no drop off in our offense.''
Marshall managed 107 yards receiving but also dropped a pass in the end zone.
Matt Forte
never got going, running for 39 yards.
But the biggest sequence came when Cutler got hurt.
The Texans had just gone up 10-3 on a lunging 2-yard touchdown catch by Foster. A scrambling Cutler took a helmet-to-helmet hit from Dobbins after unleashing a pass on third down at midfield late in the first half.
There were offsetting penalties on the play. Cutler got called for an illegal forward pass because he was beyond the line of scrimmage and then got drilled by Dobbins, who was called for unnecessary roughness.
Cutler stayed in and the drive ended with his second interception.
Kareem Jackson
picked off a pass intended for Marshall in double coverage at the Houston 27.
''It's tough,'' Campbell said. ''That what defenses try to do.''
Was it a cheap shot?
''He caught him right under the chin,'' Campbell answered.
Cutler was in for the final drive of the half, but Campbell started the third quarter, sending a big chill through Soldier Field.
After all, the Bears crumbled last season after Cutler injured his thumb, spoiling a 7-3 start. They went into a tailspin with
Caleb Hanie
and finished 8-8, costing general manager Jerry Angelo his job.
With Campbell now in the mix, the Bears believe they could at least survive, and that theory could be put to the test in a big way against the 49ers next week.
''If I have to play, of course, during the week I will get those practice reps and get the guys used to (me),'' Campbell said. ''And they will get used to me as a quarterback, until Jay is ready. That's something that we have all week to get ready for. We don't have to work that out during the middle of the game.''
Campbell couldn't lead them back in the second half, although there was plenty of blame to go around.
Robbie Gould
kicked a 24-yard field goal late in the third period, but missed a 48-yarder early in the fourth that would have made it a one-point game.
Shayne Graham
kicked a 42-yarder for Houston to make it 13-6 with 4:49 left.
''It shows we can win in any environment, in any situation,'' Watt said. ''Our team prevailed and obviously a lot of perseverance.''
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it was quite disappointing when I discover that the new William Russel was lighter as well with strait long hair. He is nice though and I love is face shape and paint but I dreamed about his very dark complexion and fuzzy hair, not that I do not like the new dolls (they are very few Tonner I am not totally crazy about actually and I would love to have them all) but why Robert 's not offering choice and ethnicity. I love the first Mei li a lot and she disappears quickly to be replaced by a paler not as typical one . My best friend is Chinese and I would love to have Mei li but now today in re-sale she is out of my reach
I hear ya about the more exotic dolls, I would totally flip out if the came out with a nice, hot Native American like Michael Greyeyes. Jacob Black was ok, but he didn't appeal to me. And why are their Asian dolls so pale? Haven't they seen Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon?
if I could afford it I would be very please to welcome tornado traveler, even is steampunk is definitely not my personal style, I fin those outfit very interesting and Tonner worked it very well. but until then I have to stay with my need and wait for some more exotic members for my gang I would love R. Tonner to offer us some men from India (they are so gorgeous)
I LOVE New York Night, it's so sweet, but I've already got a cami and I never buy the same face sculpt twice, I only have a very limited space for my dolls so I try to keep it down a bit. As for tornado traveler, the face is adorable, but I'm not really into steampunk. If I could choose any of the dolls from the new release, it would be Julie. If I gave her a chestnut reroot, she'd be a dead -ringer for one of my fave singers, Brandi Carlile!
tornado traveler isn't' she something?? does any of you got her yet??
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"Wish in one hand, spit in the other, see which one fills up the fastest!" I think I will keep this one as well
Heehee, my southern is showing! Growing up in the southern united states doesn't just effect your accent, you pick up a lot of "sayings" as we call them. Like: "Wish in one hand, spit in the other, see which one fills up the fastest!"
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"We believe strongly in the up-tempo, exciting brand of basketball that our team plays every time it steps onto the court, as well as the overall entertainment experience we provide here at US Airways Center," said Phoenix Suns president, Jason Rowley in a press release. "We feel so confident in our product that we are willing to offer money back to those fans who leave our arena unsatisfied after experiencing the excitement of Suns basketball."
ESPN sports business analyst Darren Rovell told radio hosts Mike & Mike on Friday morning, "If you don't go home happy, they will give you your money back. No questions asked. You go to the game, you pay for the ticket, you're not happy, you get your money back."
The Suns are 7-9 in fourth place in the Pacific Division and are coming off their third-worst loss in franchise history.
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The Suns aren't the first local team to offer a satisfaction guarantee. In 2008, the Arizona Rattlers guaranteed they'd make the Arena Football League Playoffs, otherwise season ticket holders would receive a full refund on their seat purchases. In the end, the Rattlers made the postseason and didn't have to honor the refund offer.
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- Al McCoy, Hall of Fame Voice of the Suns - Thursday December 12Al McCoy discuss the Suns big win against the Lakers and what is coming up next for the team.
- Ryan McDonough, Suns General Manager - Wednesday December 11Ryan McDonough talks about the Suns' recent success after beating the Los Angeles Lakers.
- Jeff Hornacek, Suns Head Coach - Tuesday December 10How will they prepare for Kobe Bryant?
- The DISH - December 10, 2013 - Tuesday December 10Jon Bloom gives us the day in Suns' history.