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Excellent Customer Service and Prices! – Excellent Customer Service! Jay, John, Ki and the rest of the staff are awesome. Installed a Nav/DVD, backup camera and 4 headrest monitors. Didn't like how the backup camera was installed initially and they re-did the install no questions asked. Very informative on everything car audio/video/alarms. Took time with each individual customer while I was there and answered their questions professionally. And even if they don't know the answer, they search the internet or ask colleagues until they have found the correct answer. No BS. Would rather have that than some other salesmen/installer giving false information. They also gave pros and cons of certain setups and customizations. They offer great prices and pricematch items found at legit authorized car audio/video websites. Very straight-forward and honest people. Will definately go back to have more stuff done.
Audiophile Quality, Long beach price – Great bunch of professionals at this shop. They know a lot about car audio and can answer tough questions. I have had many systems before and can spot a fake stereo guy that thinks hes the real deal. These guys were able to walk me thru the entire process and did not take me for a noob. No bait and switch, no run around double speak.
They did an excellent job explaining the plan they came up with for my system. After 20 minutes talking about some high end speakers, amps, and subs I could see they were completely trustworthy. I purchsed Dyne speakers, JL Subs, and Zapco amps. They were not cheap but really High class all the way.
these guys are great – these guys at all star stereo rock the house with the technical expertise behind every detail in the job performance that i threw their way between my SUV and MINI VAN.....from glass tinting to alarm and power starters these people are professional, friendly, and you need not be skiddish to come back months later to ask a question because the will always be as friendly, professional, and helpful like the first day you had them work on your vehicle....i am going back to get a back up camera put in by all star stereo, i wouldn't trust another company to touch my SUV....
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The Best Auto Installers in Southern Cal. Hands Down – First of all, I went thru 3 installers to install a high end system.I visited AL & Eds, Beach Audio, Gold Star and all were undoubtedly looking to rip me off. MB Quarts not even q series selling for $800.00 at Al & Eds on La Cienega. Pretentious attitudes I feel plague the industry in a big way. Its almost like you are bothering some of these people entering their establishment. Well, not All Star Auto Sound. The owners are the most friendly set of brothers I have met. I was treated with absolute respect from the second I entered. Each employee has a passion for what they do. I had a zapco 1000.4 dc reference installed and they cleaned up the mess that the others left behind. They were meticulous in finding each and every kink in the system. I had them fix the mistakes and install the amp without touching the speakers. Once they were done, the sound that came from this car was incredible. I went and bought a pair of hybrid audio 5.25" components just now to have them switch out 4" focals I have installed now. I am also having them build a stealth sub enclosure for the sub in the trunk.
Anyone considering an audio upgrade should consult all star. I promise you that you will choose all star over anyone else you meet with unless you are just looking to spend stupid money because all star will not install unnecessary or inappropriate components. If you have appreciate quality, you will see these guys and I promise you will be convinced without a doubt that they are the best to do the job. No upselling, no BS period.
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These pills do not work. Stick with the water as a pregame setup and the sports drinks afterwards. I can't be more blunt about this product -- don't waste your money.
I was kind of skeptical at first but I took three pills before my evening out with friends and took three more with my last drink. No hangover the next morning! Not even a sour stomach. I'm impressed.
Tried this once after a night of moderate drinking and worked out fine, but hard to tell without any type of control scenario. Might buy another pack for a more drink heavy weekend to give it a true test
coming from a professional drinker this product does nothing dont believe the label drink a water after each or every other shot this gave me a worse hangover than any ive ever had
not a fan of this product. advil and water do a much better job for a hangover
I was hoping for magic in a bottle (well, magic in another bottle), which I suppose is unrealistic. That said, I was certainly due for a monster hangover and instead only mildly suffered. I believe!
It's difficult to review anything labeled as a 'hangover cure/prevent-er/aid'. I used the samples on the night of a friends wedding - drank more than my usually amount and felt okay in the morning. I wouldn't say I felt great or normal. However, I can say that I expected to be severally hungover and that was not the case. I was able to operate normally and didn't have the foggy head like normal hangovers. But i was still slow and my stomach was upset. Theres quite a bit of vitamins packed in these which is always a great thing to have. Don't think I would rely on these but it's a great thing to have around the house for those one off nights that you think are gonna head down the wrong road (or good road depending on how you look at it!)
I got right snookered up but I can't say that paying $40 for 15 nights of hangover free boozing is worth it. I've had similar results with drinking plenty of water beforehand. I'll have to retry for full satisfaction but I did not wake up with a hangover even though I had quite the alcoholocaust. Alcohall of Fame 2014!
I loved this product when I read about it, but it was not effective as I thought it would be
Who knows. I drink. I didn't think it should go through the ringer on the first try, and good thing too. Still a little hungover in the morning. Maybe it was "less" bad, but it's not like it disappeared

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HILLSDALE — A long-standing business in Hillsdale is closing after 14 years of motivating women to exercise for better health.
"It's bittersweet," Curves of Hillsdale owner Mary Turner said of the June 21 closing, noting she loves her members and hates to disappoint them, but the time has arrived.
As a former owner of a travel agency, the decision is actually a second retirement.
"My husband, Bill, has chemotherapy every six months and I want to enjoy more time together," she said. "He's been a big help and support to me with the business."
Turner prides herself on community involvement, noting the business has held a food drive yearly for Domestic Harmony.
The franchise opened on June 21, 1999, under its first owner, Kathie Ward, and was the third to open in Michigan. Now, there are more than a dozen within the zip code area around Michigan, Indiana and Ohio.
Turner sold her travel agency corporation in 2000 and began working for Ward at Curves the following year. She decided to buy the franchise in 2009 and has owned it 4-and-a-half years, enjoying steady growth throughout.
"I just chose not to renew for another five years," Turner said.
Admitting that she's agonized over it for months, Turner wants the emphasis to remain on accomplishments made, and members wish for the same.
"We're glad she kept it going for another four-and-a-half years," long-time member Kathleen Swanson said.
For Swanson, the regular exercise program involving 30 minutes, three times a week, has helped her stay off medication for her osteoporosis condition, noting all she needs is her vitamin D and regular exercise.
"I will continue with strength training because it's very important for women in general," Swanson said. "My mother had osteoporosis and was doubled over with it — I don't want to end up that way."
She said the advantage of working out at Curves is that it covers all major muscle groups that include components of a complete exercise program: warm-up, strength training, cardio, cool down and stretching.
To stay on track, she and member Teresa Keck have organized a walking club for interested members, and Keck teaches Zumba in Jonesville.
But saying goodbye to a place that has been a big part of their lives is not easy, said Phyllis Sawyer, who remembers the first day Curves opened.
"It was a mad house with all of us going around working on the equipment," she said. "I went around more that the two-and-a-half times showing people how to use the equipment."
Sawyer, 85, said Curves has helped her stay young while fostering close friendships.
"I'm probably the oldest one here and being around all the younger women has helped," she said. "All ages do it."
Page 2 of 2 - Sawyer liked having no mirrors, no TVs, but plenty of good conversation. She will miss the people, the fun and the laughter.
"This has been such a different place — members are very nice," Sawyer said. "It is a place of information, because we've had caterers, interior designers, lawyers, doctors, real-estate agents — all kinds of people in all different occupations."
While a member, Sawyer lost a daughter and a husband and went through all kinds of life happenings with the help of friends at Curves. She not only went there for exercise, she enjoyed working there, still helping others and still on staff.
Member Susan Brown recently returned to Curves last October after she was a member six years ago. She will also miss the camaraderie and having a place where only women work out.
"I've never worked out with men, so I wouldn't feel comfortable somewhere else," Brown said. "Curves has a nice group of ladies."
On Friday, the last day for Curves to be open, members will come together for one last round of the circuit — a place that grew from one to three units as equipment increased.
"It will leave a big hole," Turner said of the business. "We've had a lot of fun here."


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On the morning of Saturday, October 20, 2012, members of James Madison's swimming and diving team had the opportunity to participate in the Alzheimer's Associations "Walk to End Alzheimer's", a two-mile walk that took place in downtown Harrisonburg. The event is held every year in over 600 different communities nationwide and is the largest and most successful event when it comes to raising funds for care, support and research regarding the Alzheimer's disease. The walk in Harrisonburg was responsible for earning over $50,000 for research towards the disease.
Weeks before the event took place, participants got together and formed their own teams. As a group, they selected a captain, came up with a name and set a goal of how much money they wanted to raise for the cause. Teams advertised to friends, co-workers and family members about the event and their participation, in hopes to receive donations to help them reach their team goal.
Members of the swimming and diving team had a similar philosophy when it came to fundraising for the occasion. They formed a team that included the entire roster. They promoted the event on the team's Facebook page, as well as reached out to friends and family members seeking support from a motivational and monetary standpoint. As a team they set a goal to raise $300, and by the day of the event they had surpassed that goal by obtaining $685.
It was the team's first time participating in the "Walk to End Alzheimer's" and their first time fundraising to combat Alzheimer's disease. Team co-captains Kimberly Helfrich and Andrea Criscuolo played a significant role in the team's involvement in this event. They both believed the team's efforts were for an extremely worthy cause and that the walk was a great team builder.
"We were searching for a way our team could get involved in the community and give back to Harrisonburg" said Helfrich and Criscuolo. "We researched some walks that were happening soon and decided the 'Walk to End Alzheimer's' would be a great cause and also a good team bonding experience for us. It's unique and special for us because our team has never fundraised for Alzheimer's before and we thought it was a good opportunity to support a different cause."
Alzheimer's is the sixth-leading cause of death in the United States and it troubles the lives of one in every eight older Americans. It is also one of the only leading causes of death that cannot be prevented, cured or slowed down. To learn more about the disease and the Alzheimer's Association visit their homepage. To make a donation to the swimming and diving team's efforts visit their team page on the Alzheimer's Association's website.


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The 2013 Chevrolet Volt gets a new Hold mode in its drive selection to conserve battery charge, and a new no-cost-option low-emissions package qualifies the Volt for single-occupancy HOV lanes in California and New York. New features include lane-departure and collision-warning systems, and GPS-enabled navigation.
Chevrolet's Volt for 2014 is more than a hybrid and more than a pure electric. Actually, it's a bit of both. Unlike most hybrids, the Volt can run at freeway speeds on pure electric, but only for limited range of about 30-40 miles. When the battery pack is depleted, a small gasoline engine kicks on to run a generator that powers the electric motor while simultaneously recharging the battery pack. With the gasoline engine running, the Volt's estimated range is increased to 380 miles and its fuel economy estimated around 40 mpg. Unlike many electric and hybrid offerings the Volt's styling isn't awkward or geeky, and its interior is one of the coolest we've seen in or out of a hybrid.


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A new name is linked with the Blues this morning as a very familiar name begins a new adventure in Spain.
City may move their attention from Robin Van Persie to Real Madrid star Gonzalo Higuain according to the Daily Mirror with a figure of £35 million mooted for the Argentine striker.
The Mirror thinks that Higuain, nicknamed 'El Pipita', is also coveted by Chelsea and Tottenham and may be ready for a move saying,
"Higuain grew frustrated last season when he was kept out of the team by Karim Benzema, and that may now tempt him to leave the Bernabeu.
"Mancini went on record earlier this year about his admiration for Higuain, but City still need to ship out strikers as they try to fall into line with UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules."
Kolo Toure has told The Telegraph that he has discussed the possibility of a move to Turkish side Bursaspor but he is ready to stay and fight for his place at City.
"I did speak to the people there [Bursaspor], but I'm just focusing on City. I'm a City player, I still enjoy it here and you can see that.
"I love playing at the same club as my brother, but we will see what will happen. I've got one year left on my contract and that's it.
"At the moment I am still at City and all my commitment is to the club, but you never know the future."
The Daily Mail thinks that despite his declaration, Kolo may also be wanted by Trabzonspor and Barcelona.
Andrea Mancini has signed for Spanish third division side Valladolid B. The 19 year-old striker, who has previously had loan spells at Oldham and Fano, spoke about the pressure associated with the Mancini name and how he intends to make the most of this opportunity.
''The name is a huge weight,'' he told the Daily Telegraph. ''My father was a fantastic player and is a great coach too, but I want to work and to vindicate myself. I hope that one day they will remember me as Andrea Mancini.
''I am sure my dad will follow my progress closely, although he won't be able to come and watch me. My dream would be to debut in the first game of the season with Valladolid and that my dad could come to the stadium.
''He told me to take advantage of such a big opportunity to play in a team in the Spanish league, to work harder than anyone and improve as a player, to listen to the coach and learn from the experience.''


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Whips, mirrored cat heads, kitty-themed bustiers, and bodysuits inspired by Catwoman dominate The Blonds' fall and winter 2014 collection.
Her Universe, purveyor of sci-fi stuff for women, will choose 30 contestants to compete on the Comic-Con catwalk for a chance to co-design a retail fashion collection.
Geek clothier Black Milk is on the verge of launching a new superhero collection, riffing on Catwoman, Wonder Woman, Superman... and Rorschach.
Mother of Ultra, Alien Baltan, Pigumon, and other "Ultraman" characters show off their fashionista superpowers to promote Amu Plaza Hakata's latest renovations.
Lady Sif herself, Jaimie Alexander, joins host Tim Gunn on a geektastic episode of "Project Runway: Under the Gunn" in which the Guardians of the Galaxy and other heroes defend attacks against fashion.
The capabilities of the Stratasys Objet500 Connex3 3D printer have been demonstrated to gorgeous effect by designer and engineer Michaella Janse van Vuuren.
CuteCircuit's new collection of LED fashion, controlled by a smartphone app, marries beauty with technology.
Adam West and Burt Ward finally make their "Batman" DVD debut with a box set to be released this year of the classic live-action TV show thanks to Warner Bros. Entertainment.
It's been three-quarters of a century since the world first met Batma-, uh we mean, Bruce Wayne, and he shows no signs of slowing down.


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Caption: Visitors enjoy the beautiful sandstone buttes that define Papago Park.
625 N. Galvin Parkway
(602) 495-5458
Map to the Park
View a Hiking Map and Trail Descriptions
Gated roadways and parking areas east of Galvin Park open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Parking areas west of Galvin Parkway is sunrise to sunset or 7 p.m. whichever comes first. Though parking areas, restrooms and ramadas close earlier, trails remain open until 11 p.m.
Its massive, otherworldly sandstone buttes set Papago Park apart, even in a city and state filled with world-class natural attractions. While visitors to Papago can enjoy its extensive trail network through Sonoran Desert habitat, they can also enjoy the parks two major residents, the Phoenix Zoo and Desert Botanical Garden, world-class attractions that draw millions of visits each year. Oh, and did we mention it's only 10 minutes from downtown Phoenix!
Papago's desert trails are generally smooth, easy treks with little elevation gain, making it a great place for a family hike or to hone your mountain biking skills. For general information: (602) 261-8318.
Recreation Facilities:
Archery Range (62nd and Oak streets) - Open from dawn to dusk everyday.
- Exercise Course - an all metal station exercise course covering 1.7 miles. Located by the Parks Department Central District - East office.
- Fishing lagoons - cover 7.8 acres, stocked with catfish for summer and trout for winter. An Arizona urban fishing license is required.
- Orienteering course
- Papago Park Baseball Facility - used year-round for Oakland A's player development.
- Phoenix Municipal Stadium - 8,000-seat stadium that is the spring training home of the Oakland A's.
- Ranger Station/Information center - located at the intersection of 52nd St and Moreland St.
- Softball Complex (62nd and Oak streets) - four, lighted championship softball diamonds.
The park also is home to:
Tomb of Governor George Wiley Paul Hunt
Hunt's tomb is a white pyramid that is visible from almost any point in the park. Entombed here is Governor George Wiley Paul Hunt, who set a national record by being elected to the first, second, third, sixth, seventh, eighth and 10th term as Arizona's governor. Hunt was born in 1859 and died in 1934. Also entombed here are his wife, Helen, her parents, the J. W. Ellisons, and her sister, Lena Ellison. From the tomb, one can enjoy a wonderful view in all directions, including a view of Hole-in-the-Rock.
Caption: Governor George Wiley Paul Hunt's tomb and Hole in the Rock


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Standard Room, 2 Double Beds
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Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed
- 1 king
Junior Suite, One Queen and One Sofa Bed
- 1 queen and 1 sofa bed
In downtown San Francisco, close to Union Square
Cable cars: 1 block
Cable cars and the historic F-line streetcar stop just a block from the friendly Hotel Fusion; Union Square, major theaters, and the Westfield San Francisco Centre are 2 blocks away.
Wi-Fi throughout
Location and value are a prime draw, but this downtown San Francisco hotel also offers complimentary perks such as wireless Internet throughout the hotel.
LCD HD TVs
Decorated in a fusion of Asian and American styles, the well-maintained guestrooms of Hotel Fusion feature LCD HD cable TVs, complimentary high-speed Internet access, and refrigerators.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
- General
This San Francisco hotel is within a two-block stroll of Union Square, the ACT and Curran theaters, and the Westfield San Francisco Centre, anchored by Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's. The Moscone Center is four blocks away.
Cable cars, streetcars, and buses stop one block from the hotel, for easy access to Fisherman's Wharf, the Financial District, and other key destinations. Roundtrip airport shuttle and limousine service are available, on request (surcharge).
Enjoy Pan Asian food at Infusion Lounge, which also serves drinks and offers a happy hour. Hotel Fusion is completely nonsmoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Number of floors - 5
- Total number of rooms - 124
- Parking (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Security guard
- Smoke-free property
- Television in lobby
- Tour assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- DVD player
- Climate control
- Coffee/tea maker
- Direct-dial phone
- Extra towels/bedding
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
- Minibar
- Premium bedding
- Premium TV channels
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Dining
The independently owned and operated Tian Sing Chinese Restaurant serves dinner and is on the ground floor of the building (closed on Mondays and Sundays). Other popular restaurants in the downtown San Francisco area include:
Puccini & Pinetti
Daily Grill
First Crush
Colibrí Mexican Bistro
New Delhi
Johnny Foley's Irish House
- Recreation
Hotel Fusion, a C-Two Hotel has a small 24-hour fitness center with free weights and cardio machines.
For a wonderful waterfront workout, take the F-line historic streetcar, about a block from the hotel, to the Embarcadero by the Ferry Building Marketplace. The long walkway extends north toward Fisherman's Wharf and south toward AT&T Park, with superb views of the bay, bridges, islands, and city along the way. Or, for a vigorous climb with amazing views, fitness buffs can head up Powell Street past Union Square to the tip-top heights of posh Nob Hill.
- Ice skating nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Braille or raised signage
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Valet parking fee: USD 40.00 per night (in/out privileges)
- Deposit: USD 100.00 per stay
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Same Universe, Different Lenses: Science, Ethics, and Religion in Dialogue
This is a transcript of an interview given by Dr. Jennifer Wiseman at The Faith Angle Forum Conference on Religion, Politics, & Public Life on November 5, 2013.
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This is a transcript of an interview given by Dr. Jennifer Wiseman at The Faith Angle Forum Conference on Religion, Politics, & Public Life on November 5, 2013.
When it came time to go to graduate school, one of Owen Gingerich's science professors told him "If you feel a calling to go to astronomy, you should give it a try, because we shouldn't let atheists take over any particular field."
When we get stuck on the idea of having biological ancestors, we can miss the point that being made in the image of God is a relational quality, not a biological trait. We can communicate and have a relationship with God, and we can reflect his character and represent him to the rest of creation.
In this video conversation, N.T. Wright suggests that what the book of Genesis and the apostle Paul mean by humans "bearing the image of God" is less a static picture and more of a creative, dynamic proposition-- specifically, how we "reflect" God into the world.
NASA astronomer Jennifer Wiseman asserts that studying creation can show us the nature of God; science can inform us of what we need to do as stewards of God's creation; understanding the natural world gives us a deeper knowledge of Jesus Christ; and science can give us a better understanding of ourselves. This essay was presented at the November 2009 Theology of Celebration Workshop.


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By Anne Danahy, RD, Nutritionist, Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates
The holidays wouldn't be the same without our traditional comfort foods, sweet treats, and calorie-laden beverages tempting us at every party. With all of these holiday treats, it's no wonder that we all begin the New Year with new resolutions and a few pounds heavier. But the holidays and weight gain don't have to be synonymous as long as you do some advance planning and make smart choices this holiday season.
Below are a few tips to help you make healthier choices at holiday gatherings:
- Eat breakfast. Eating a balanced, healthy meal before the food comes out makes it much easier to say NO to high fat appetizers like cheese and crackers or creamy artichoke dip, and YES to the shrimp cocktail and veggie platter. Average savings: 400 calories.
- Alternate your spirits with a calorie free beverage. Calories from wine, beer, or any alcoholic drink can add up, so alternate with a glass of seltzer or diet soda. Average savings per drink: 150 calories.
- Start with soup. Broth based soups like vegetable or turkey noodle are low in calories and help you to fill up faster, which means you probably won't need seconds (or thirds) on your main meal. Average savings: varies
- Choose white meat over dark, and skip the skin – it's all fat. Turkey meat is a lean protein overall, but choosing the breast without skin makes it even healthier. Average savings: 50 calories per 4oz portion.
- Take just one scoop less of starches like mashed potatoes, stuffing or sweet potatoes. These 3 foods contribute most of the calories for holiday dinners, so cutting back just a bit on portions here can really make a difference. Average savings: at least 80-100 calories per ¼ cup scoop for each.
- Load up on veggies. Most vegetables have only 25 calories per ½ cup serving, not to mention they're good for you, so this one is a no- brainer. Try to take at least ½ plate of vegetables from both salads and cooked vegetables to make your plate healthier, and help you fill you up faster. See #2 above. Average savings: varies.
- Choose your dessert wisely. A slice of pumpkin pie (300 calories) has fewer calories than apple (400 calories), and way less than pecan (500 calories). Or maybe just a cookie would do (50 calories), so choose wisely. If you really love it, have it, but split it with someone.
- Take a brisk walk after dinner, instead of a nap. Average calories burned: 200 for a 20-minute walk.


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Jets agree to terms with CBs Ellis Lankster and Darrin Walls
The Jets announced Wednesday that they have agreed to terms with Ellis Lankster and Darrin Walls.
The pair of cornerbacks were set to become free agents on Tuesday -- Ellis an unrestricted free agent, while Walls would have been restricted. But both avoided free agency by agreeing to return to the Jets.
Lankster, a seventh-round pick of the Bills in 2009, has been key on special...Read more »
Jets claim former Chargers CB Johnny Patrick off waivers
The Jets announced Wednesday that they have acquired cornerback Johnny Patrick off of waivers from the Chargers.
Patrick, 25, was waived Tuesday.
A former third-round pick of the Saints in 2011, Patrick played in 13 games (four starts) and posted a career-high 34 tackles during his first season with the Chargers in 2013. He also recorded the first interception of his NFL career against...Read more »
2014 salary cap increases to $133M
According to NFL Network's Albert Breer, the NFL notified clubs that the salary cap for 2014 will be $133 million -- an increase of nearly $10 million per team over the 2013 figure.
Even better: the cap is expected to be higher in 2015.
The Jets should have over $25 million in cap space after franchising kicker Nick Folk on Friday. And they could clear another $25M more if/when they...Read more »
Jets place franchise tag on K Nick Folk
The Jets announced Friday that they placed their franchise tag on kicker Nick Folk.
It's the first time the Jets have exercised their franchise tag since 2011, when they placed it on linebacker David Harris.
Folk, who had a career year in 2013, made $780,000 last season. But the franchise-tag amount for kickers is projected to be $3.556 million.
Since joining the Jets in 2010,...Read more »
Report: Jets meet with UCF QB Blake Bortles
UCF quarterback Blake Bortles had formal interviews during the Combine with eight teams, according to the Orlando Sentinel. And the Jets were one of them.
"I did everything I could to just stick out in their head, so they know this is who I am, these are my goals, this is what I want to try to do," Bortles told the paper. "That I'm going to do everything I can to help an organization in becoming...Read more »
Jets' trainers help distressed passenger on flight bound for Indy
**Updated @ 4:21 p.m.**
Members of the Jets' training staff administered potentially life-saving CPR aboard a Newark Airport flight bound for Indianapolis on Feb. 17.
After the plane door had been closed, a passenger alerted others onboard that an elderly female woman needed help and was "in severe distress," according to the team. A doctor, who identified himself as an ICU/cardiologist,...Read more »
Report: Jets a 'possible landing spot' for QB Michael Vick
It's no secret the Jets are in the market for a veteran quarterback. And it comes as no surprise that Michael Vick is at the top of their list.
The Jets are a "possible landing spot" for the controversial Eagles QB, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. After five years in Philly, Vick is set to become a free agent. And his relationship with Jets offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg...Read more »
Ex-Jets LB Bart Scott joins 'The NFL Today'
Ex-Jets linebacker Bart Scott has been named a studio analyst for THE NFL TODAY, CBS announced Monday.
Scott will join James Brown, Bill Cowher, former Jets quarterback Boomer Esiason and Tony Gonzalez.
Last season, Scott was a studio analyst on CBS Sports Network's weekly Sunday pre-game show THAT OTHER PREGAME SHOW. In addition to THE...Read more »
Mike Pettine on Browns' reported interest in Jim Harbaugh: 'That's noise'
INDIANAPOLIS – The only thing Mike Pettine is concerned about is his current job title.
The Browns' new head coach didn't seem the least bit fazed on Saturday when questioned about Cleveland's reported interest in 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh.
"I think that's noise," Pettine said Saturday at the NFL Scouting Combine.
Citing "multiple league sources," ProFootballTalk.com...Read more »
No progress yet between Jets and Mark Sanchez
INDIANAPOLIS -- Mark Sanchez's representatives met with the Jets at the NFL Scouting Combine Friday night, but the quarterback's future with the team still remains uncertain.
A source confirmed to Newsday that the two sides met here in Indy, but maintained "nothing new" has happened and that Sanchez's immediate future in Florham Park is still unresolved.
Neither head coach Rex Ryan nor...Read more »


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- Photos by Dan GilesLed by the Annapolis High School JROTC color guard and engines from the Earleigh Heights Volunteer Fire Department, the parade of little leaguers, high school athletes, coaches and parents made its way from Severna Park Middle School to Kinder Farm Park, where they all lined around a baseball diamond.
- Led by the Annapolis High School JROTC color guard and engines from the Earleigh Heights Volunteer Fire Department, the parade of little leaguers, high school athletes, coaches and parents made its way from Severna Park Middle School to Kinder Farm Park, where they all lined around a baseball diamond.
Play Ball! Green Hornets Celebrate Opening DayBy Dan GilesTo view a photo gallery from the Opening Day celebration, click here.
The gray skies and dreary doldrums of February are behind us, an unseasonably frigid March has come and gone, the relentless procession of snowstorms has finally relented, and there's only one thing on the minds of...
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And The Winners For The 2014 "Best Of Severna Park" Are…By Voice StaffIt took our staff several days to tally all the votes and come up with the list of winners for this year's "Best of Severna Park" survey.
To be eligible, each business must have a commercial address within the circulation area of the Voice, and a nominee had to receive at least...
- Hundreds of attendees enjoyed a secret garden-themed SPCC gala last spring, and this year community center supporters can look forward to a white-themed event that will honor Mary Carter, to be held April 5 at Chartwell Country Club.
- Hundreds of attendees enjoyed a secret garden-themed SPCC gala last spring, and this year community center supporters can look forward to a white-themed event that will honor Mary Carter, to be held April 5 at Chartwell Country Club.
SPCC To Honor Mary Carter At Annual Fundraiser GalaBy Meredith ThompsonOn the heels of a winter that wouldn't relent, the staff and volunteers at the Severna Park Community Center are predicting whiteout conditions at Chartwell Country Club on Saturday, April 5. White invitations sent out weeks earlier summoned guests to don their finest white gowns and suits to...
As Session Winds Down, Local Legislation Comes Into FocusBy Peter CrispinoJust hours before the 434th session of the Maryland General Assembly was set to get underway on January 8, a faulty sprinkler in the basement of the State House filled the 200-year-old landmark with a strange odor, triggering alarms and leading to a brief evacuation while bomb-sniffing dogs...
- Photo by Meredith ThompsonDon Brogile, who has spent countless summers out on the water crabbing in his boat, the "Ladybug," suspects a long, cold winter will delay the beginning of crab season locally this year.
Watermen Remain Hopeful Despite Rumors Of Dismal Crab Season AheadBy Darrell MakProspects aren't looking too favorable for this year's crabbing season, which officially kicked off on April 1. After a buoyant year for juvenile crabs back in 2012, the juvenile crab population plunged 80 percent in 2013, and 2014 could fare even worse. Although the Maryland Department...
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Falcons Baseball Players To Serve As "Big Brothers" In Memory Of Taylor WildBy Colin MurphyOn Saturday, April 26, the Severna Park High School baseball program will honor the memory of former Falcon baseball player and Marine Lance Corporal Taylor Wild (SPHS '10) by hosting a local Pitch, Hit and Run competition for area youth baseball and softball players ages 7-14.
The competition is free to join and will provide little leaguers the opportunity to test their baseball and softball skills in a fun and supportive environment while receiving guidance, coaching and encouragement from the Falcon varsity baseball players. Participants who finish with top scores can advance to sectional Pitch, Hit and Run contests and ultimately could have the chance to compete at the national...
- Photo by Meredith ThompsonVoice Editorial Assistant Dylan Roche presented Julie Shay with the volunteer of the month award for her tireless efforts to better the community through the Good Neighbors Group, which she established in 2006.
Julie Shay Bridges The Gap Between Local Resources And NeedsBy Meredith ThompsonWhen she lived in Panama, she noted people used resources to their fullest; when she moved to Germany, she learned residents there recycled everything; when Air Force wife Julie Shay relocated to Maryland, the West Severna Park resident noted the majority of people around her had so much stuff, she...
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Editor's VoiceBy Hayley Gable BowermanThe issue you've all been waiting for is finally here! The Best Of Severna Park 2014 winners are revealed in this edition. Over the last year, there have been several new businesses that have opened in our community – restaurants, fitness centers, physician offices, retail shops, etc....
Community BriefsBy Voice StaffChartridge
The Chartridge community will hold a fishing rodeo at the Chartridge pond (common area) on April 6, with registration beginning at noon and the competition beginning at 1:00pm. The spring kickoff is open to all children ages 15 and younger, and awards will be given for various...
- Photo by Shane JacobusAlex Pline, a founding member of Bicycle Advocates for Annapolis & Anne Arundel County (BikeAAA) and co-chair of the Anne Arundel County Transportation Council, recently spoke to the Arnold Preservation Council about the Complete Streets Program and how it will affect Anne Arundel County.
Arnold Preservation Council Gets Street SmartBy Shane JacobusOn March 10, the Arnold Preservation Council (APC) met at Asbury United Methodist Church to discuss how the Anne Arundel County Council's Resolution 6-14, which encourages implementation of a Complete Streets Program, would affect local residents. The evening's guest speaker was Alex...
- Photo by Shane Jacobus
Partners In Care To Host 12th-Annual Spring ExtravaganzaBy ProvidedJewelry & Craft Show Will Offer Treasures For Every Taste And Budget
On Saturday, April 26, Partners In Care will host its annual Spring Extravaganza Jewelry & Craft Show from 10:00am to 3:00pm at Historic Baldwin Hall, located at 1358 Millersville Road in Millersville. The sale will...
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Farmers' Markets Return To Severna Park, Anne Arundel For 2014 SeasonBy ProvidedThere's nothing quite like a ripe, juicy, Maryland-grown tomato to signal the summer season is here, and with the opening of local farmers' markets just around the corner, residents of Severna Park, Arnold and surrounding communities can soon stock their fridges with the area's...
The Wise Old OwlBy Danielle SagéeHelp Stop Human/Sex Trafficking In Anne Arundel County
"If you need more clothing, if you need someone to pay attention to you because nobody at home is paying attention, I will be that person for you." These are not the words of a school guidance counselor, but rather those of a...
Severn River Lions To Host 10th-Annual Bull & Oyster RoastBy ProvidedThe Severn River Lions Club will celebrate a decade of bull and oyster roasts with the annual dinner extravaganza on Saturday, April 26, from 6:00-10:00pm at the Columbian Center in Severna Park. The all-you-can-eat dinner menu provided by Atlantic Caterers will feature pit beef, fresh shucked...
SPCC UpdateBy Newth MorrisThe Severna Park Community Center Gala is coming up on April 6! Our theme this year is "White" and we will honor longtime dance instructor and Severna Park resident Mary Carter.
This will be my first gala, so I write this with great anticipation as the decorations committee, under the...
Apprentice Gardens Course Allows Families To Grow Their KnowledgeBy Zach SparksKids at Kinder Farm Park will not be planting beanstalks this spring, but they will grow just about everything else. On April 2, University of Maryland (UMD) extension office held its annual Apprentice Gardens program, as instructors taught eight families how to grow vegetables and fruits...
Carl Rogge's "Tails Of The Trail" Iditarod Presentation Was A Doggone SuccessBy ProvidedDr. Carl Rogge (left) recently joined representatives from the Anne Arundel County SPCA and the Noah's Ark Ministry of Woods Church, as well as many generous attendees, to present his "Tails of the Trail" lecture, in which he shared his experiences as a trail veterinarian on 10...
- Photo by John Singleton(L-R) Mike Baldwin, Brian Gibbons, Mike McHale and Jay Baldwin celebrate Hospice of the Chesapeake receiving $6 million in monetary donations. The gift will be used to build a new inpatient care center in Pasadena.
Big Donation Transforms Hospice Of The ChesapeakeExclusiveBy John SingletonHospice of the Chesapeake's vision for a new inpatient care center in Pasadena just moved one step closer to becoming a reality. On the heels of receiving a $5 million donation from John and Cathy Belcher, Hospice of the Chesapeake also announced they were the recipients of a $1 million gift...
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- Graphic courtesy of AACPSWhile the specific design of the new Arnold Elementary School must still be determined, a feasibility study of the school proposed this general look for the new facility, which would sit on higher ground to avoid the flooding issues that plague the current building.
- Graphic courtesy of AACPSA feasibility study depicted the overall design of Arnold Elementary School if the Board of Education had opted for a revitalization of the school, rather than its replacement.
Board Of Ed Changes Course, Votes To Replace Arnold Elementary SchoolExclusiveBy Peter CrispinoFor well over three hours at last night's Board of Education meeting in Annapolis, dozens of parents from Arnold Elementary School waited patiently for the opportunity to voice their concerns over Superintendent Mamie Perkins' recommendation to renovate, rather than replace, their...
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What Volunteers Are Doing For County Department Of Recreation & ParksBy Nicki FioccoEven during the freezing days of January and February, volunteers throughout Anne Arundel County are serving their parks and recreation centers. The Department of Recreation and Parks' community outreach programs offer meaningful and unique volunteer opportunities that serve the county'...
The Wise Old OwlExclusiveBy Hayley Gable BowermanWhy We Celebrate Saint Patrick
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Whether it's the Sydney Opera House lit in green in Australia or the step dancers marching along Fifth Avenue in New York City, or the revelers dressed as leprechauns in Tokyo, Japan, or our own Governor Martin O'Malley'...


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BIO-Europe® 2014 Program Overview
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Vienna pre-conference tours
Join free tours to explore Vienna's scientific hotspots and meet innovative startups! Tours organized by LISAvienna, the Vienna life science cluster.
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BIO-Europe® Welcome Reception
All BIO-Europe attendees are cordially invited to join us at the Hofburg Vienna for a Welcome Reception.
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Over a period of 700 years, Austria's rulers enlarged the Hofburg Palace to make it a fitting imperial residence. Grosser Redoutensaal, Maria Theresa's elegant ballroom, was extensively refurbished and modernized in 1992. As both a setting for Mozart operas and a location for modern diplomatic summits, here history and the present day go hand in hand.
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Level 0, Foyer A
Level 0, Exhibit Hall
Parallel Workshops
Collaborative approaches to translational research: Bridging the gap from target to lead
Monday, 09:00–10:30
Level 1, Schubert 1
Despite efforts by academic institutions and industry to work together, the gap from academic discovery to commercial drug development still exists. Meanwhile pharma is realizing that while it is hard to change the shorter term challenges of dried up late stage pipelines, they need to come up with ways to affect the long term outlook for medical innovation. New initiatives have evolved that can advance drug discovery projects along the value chain from idea to drug candidate with proof-of-concept. These include pharma-driven innovation centers, incubators and consortia. Will these models result in better leads for drug development? What impact will they have on the life sciences ecosystem, including the pharma-biotech and biotech-VC relationships?
Personalized medicine in oncology: Turning away from the "one size fits all" therapy?
Monday, 09:00–10:30
Level 0, Stolz 1
Advanced diagnostic tests are making it possible for a patient to get the therapy that fits his genetic composition and his disease. Such advanced personalized medicine raises the hope of an efficient and—on a long-term basis—less cost-intensive therapy with minimal side effects. One of the most notable areas for personalized medicine is for the treatment of cancer. First significant successes demonstrate the importance of personalized medicine in the field of oncology. The understanding of the impact of a medication to a genetic composition as well as the classification of patient groups allow customized treatments. During this workshop practitioners of the pharmaceutical industry will discuss current topics regarding the development, regulatory measures and reimbursement issues within the personalized medicine in oncology.
Licensing issues and strategic alliance management: How do they work together?
Monday, 09:00–10:30
Level 0, Stolz 2
Pharma companies have realized that the deal is just the beginning of a partnership, and put in place alliance management teams to start working with partners once the ink on the contract has dried. Alliance management if understood by the licensee can be invaluable in managing the deal, the resulting relationship and when necessary, the unwinding of the alliance. This session will discuss how to set up alliance management correctly in the deal documents to identify the key licensing terms related to the deal, to manage the partnership throughout the life of the deal, and to serve as an effective tool for both parties. Panelists will give real life examples of how they manage their alliances "in sickness and in health."
Is nano becoming the next sweet spot for drug development?
Monday, 09:00–10:30
Level 1, Schubert 5
Drug development licensing activities are often focused on well-established compound classes like small molecules, antibodies, RNA, etc. Over the past decade nanomaterials have found their way to the market, mainly as drug-delivery systems that modify the properties of active compounds (e.g., nano-formulations of chemotherapeutics like Abraxane). Now, companies are starting to use nanomaterials as the active principle for treating diseases, and those nano-therapeutics are commencing clinical development. Through deals with Cytimmune and Bind Biosciences, AstraZeneca and Amgen have recently ventured into nano-therapeutics. What were the reasons for entering into this field now? The panelists will discuss whether nano-therapeutics may become the next compound class. Is pharma ready to add this class into their pipelines based on today's capabilities and infrastructure?
New challenges and models in biopharmaceutical manufacturing
Monday, 09:00–10:30
Level 1, Schubert 4
More and more, well-organized CMOs can offer biotechs process development of biopharmaceuticals and manufacturing of material for their clinical trials. However there are new challenges on the horizon for both CMOs and their customers. What influence will these challenges have on the development of new biologics? How much knowledge and risk awareness do biotech customers actually need in order to partner with a CMO for a cost-efficient, high-quality manufacturing process?
Press conference: aws LISA
From bench to market: Tech transfer strategies in Austria
Monday, 09:45–10:30
Exhibition Hall, Booth 46
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Monday, 10:45–11:15Speakers:
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Keynote Address
Opening Plenary Session
How can R&D strategy influence patient outcomes?
Monday, 11:15–12:30
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Level 1, Restaurants
Parallel Panel Discussions
Business Development Track
Building the drug pipeline of tomorrow: Capturing the potential of the academic research enterprise
Monday, 13:30–14:30
Level 0, Stolz 2
Realignment of research priorities by industry has increased the interest in acquisition of new drug assets. This may be effective as a short-term strategy, but reduced financial support for early stage technologies and academic research is disrupting the development of those technologies that should be partnerable assets in the future. In order to preserve a robust pipeline it is essential to nurture and sustain the potential for academic research, but administrative, communication, and cultural obstacles limit the ability of industry and academic institutions to effectively work together. In this session, a panel of academics and industry will discuss the challenges we face in commercializing nascent technologies, including novel strategies for evaluating, supporting, and/or in-licensing early technologies, how to navigate the technology transfer, IP, and conflict of interest policies of academic institutions, how to overcome common misunderstandings between academics and industry, and how we can work together to better transform the promise of academic research into a robust drug pipeline.
Public funding in drug development: Analyzing the dose-effect relationship
Monday, 14:45–15:45
Level 0, Stolz 2
Government funding has become an important source of finance in the biotech industry. Many countries have stepped up their efforts to create new funding models. But what role should government play? Are government agencies equipped to determine which drug candidates and technologies are most likely to be the next medical breakthrough? Do their timelines match up with the timelines of the industry? Can they be as nimble as traditional venture players? At which stages is public funding most necessary and effective, and what are useful funding instruments?
How to position your asset for the optimal deal
Monday, 16:00–17:00
Level 0, Stolz 2
This session provides an overview of key success factors for enhancing your dealmaking success with pharma.
Major deal transactions
Monday, 17:15–18:15
Level 0, Stolz 2
The panelists in this session examine some of the significant deals of the last 12 months, including transactions they have been involved in, and what these deals reveal about pharma's priorities, strategy and the options available to drug development companies in need of a corporate partner. Join dealmakers from these major companies for a strategic look inside the deal.
Spotlight Track
The right deal at the right time: How are sell-side dealmakers getting it right, or wrong, in today's environment?
Monday, 13:30–14:30
Level 1, Schubert 1
During this session we will take a look at the sell-side of the dealmaking table. We will take the pulse of senior decision makers from biotech to discuss what makes certain transactions more successful than others. Several executives from clinical-stage biotech companies will give a firsthand account of their strategies, challenges faced and outcomes of the partnering experience.
What is the role of large pharma in developing advanced therapy medicinal products—are they essential or not?
Monday, 14:45–15:45
Level 1, Schubert 1
No doubt there are huge market opportunities for companies that can successfully develop and gain approval for regenerative medicine and cell-based therapies with the potential to alter the course of diseases. The road to commercial success for these opportunities is fraught with obstacles, many of which require resources well beyond the means of most regenerative medicine companies. With venture very reluctant to play in this space, can big pharma help fill the funding void? Can companies get beyond clinical POC without a pharma partner? What are the alternatives? Are there other non-traditional partners that could step in and perhaps even help with developing the industrial and commercial infrastructure to support a product launch? This panel will discuss the opportunities for advanced therapies in the larger disease populations where expenses will be greater and timelines longer.
Financing the future of drug development
Monday, 16:00–17:00
Level 1, Schubert 1
The IPO window is still open, biotech is "hot," but does that mean that more funding is actually available for early stage investments? Or is there just new capital available for a few more mature companies that are able to get through the window before it shuts? In recent years, unconventional sources to fund innovation have sprung up and new financing models are evolving. What vehicles are being used to get drugs through proof of concept? Among the different trends including crowd funding, early stage academic partnerships and CRO collaboration models, which are actually working? This panel explores those and other avenues as they aim to answer the question on everyone's mind—where is the money right now and where is it heading?
Reimbursement in the Big 6 emerging markets: Implications for market growth and business development
Monday, 17:15–18:15
Level 1, Schubert 1
Healthcare systems in the "Big 6" emerging markets (China, India, Brazil, Russia, Mexico and Turkey) are evolving rapidly, with resultant changes in the way drugs are procured and paid for. What have been largely "out of pocket" systems, with the majority of innovative drugs going to high-income individuals, are becoming state-reimbursed systems. This will have large implications for uptake of new medicines, as well as for access. Several of these markets are already considering the development of heath technology assessment regimes, for example. This panel will provide an overview of these developments, and explore the impact on the expected growth of markets for innovative companies, as well as the prospects for drug and business development there.
International Seminars
Monday, 13:30–14:30
Level 1, Schubert 5
The Italian Biotech Sector
Tuscany: tomorrow's biotech world lab
Life Sciences in Piemonte – BIO-Europe Spring 2014, March 10–12, Torino
Promoting knowledge-based capital and innovation in international markets
Belgium - Wallonia
Monday, 14:45–15:45
Level 1, Schubert 5
Case study: Cell therapy in Wallonia, from clinic to market
We are pleased to invite you to a country session dedicated to cell therapy in Wallonia (Belgium). During this session, we will share with you the promising story of a European region that invests in a technology, cell therapy, which is key to the future of medicine as well as to the economic development of the region. The speakers will also show you how you can integrate your business project in cell therapy in Wallonia.Moderator
New avenues for a fruitful biomedical cooperation in the heart of Europe
Six years of innovation in the health sector of Wallonia
Cell therapy in Wallonia, from clinic to market: Case study
You can also meet AWEX, BIOWIN, Promethera BioSciences and seven other companies at the Wallonia/Belgium booth in the exhibition area. AWEX/BIOWIN delegation at BIO-Europe 2013: AWEX, Bioxodes, BIOWIN, Delphi Genetics, Eurogentec, IDDI, ImmuneHealth, Promethera BioSciences, Rommel Consulting Partners, Targetome.BIO-Europe® 2013
Monday, 16:00–17:00
Level 1, Schubert 5
Austria: Production and Platform Technologies
Austria has a wide variety of companies providing production and platform technologies across the whole value chain of production processes. These range from Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) know-how for setting up pharmaceutical plants to companies producing plasma, special enzymes and other biological substrates and even stem cell products for the repair of bones, cartilage or muscular tissue. Close cooperation among universities, research centers and industry as well as highly trained and experienced experts ensure the highest quality.Welcome and Chair
Development and manufacturing of liposomal formulations
Maximizing expression levels in yeast: Leveraging novel technologies and exclusive tools for the production of recombinant (human-like glyco)proteins
Peptide-Carrier-Fusion Proteins: A novel vaccine platform with broad application potential
Zeta Biopharma: Highest competence in biopharmaceutical plant construction
CTAT: A novel enzyme-based technology for conjugating antibodies with drugs (ADCs)
BIO-Europe® 2013
Monday, 17:15–18:15
Level 1, Schubert 5
The Brazilian biotechnology business scenario
The aim of this session is to present a picture of the biotechnology sector in Brazil, including cases from two Brazilian companies. The proposal of this presentation is to answer questions such as: In what field of biotechnology are the companies working? Are there special incentives and programs in Brazil? What would be interesting for investment in the biotech field in Brazil? What types of business models work best in Brazil?Speaker:
Pharma Presentations (listed in alphabetical order)
Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson
Monday, 14:30–14:45Speakers:
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One-to-one Meetings ►
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Valencia, Rooney, Cleverley gain ground in standoff
0-0. It may have been tempting to treat the excitement of Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho's prematch soundbites as the prelude to an Old Trafford thriller: As it transpired, they were one of the most entertaining things about this fixture.
If Monday's Manchester United-Chelsea game did have one overarching narrative, it was one of redemption. Antonio Valencia, Wayne Rooney and Tom Cleverley, for differing reasons, have each had reason to doubt their futures in the starting XI, yet they were all among this contest's leading players. Cleverley, in particular, was excellent at protecting possession, bringing the ball upfield safely, and extracting it from awkward situations in defence.
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Farther forward, too, he passed perceptively between the lines, offering the form which made him by far Michael Carrick's best midfield partner last season, both domestically and in the Champions League.
Mourinho has spoken much in recent weeks of Chelsea's desire to sign Rooney, and -- as if in some form of protest at the quality of his first-choice strikers -- began with Fernando Torres and Romelu Lukaku on the bench, with the capable but uninspired Andre Schurrle up front.
Lukaku, having scored a hat trick against Manchester United at the end of last season for West Bromwich Albion, may have been disappointed not to have been given a kick. Mourinho sent out a team with four highly mobile forwards who potentially presented a great threat to Manchester United, drawing out their defenders with excellent movement.
As it transpired, though, the game assumed a conservative form early on. Frank Lampard passed fairly well from deep, but sat far back in case Danny Welbeck and Rooney ran in behind him. Robin van Persie provided the only real danger of note in the first half, beautifully eluding his man before trashing the ball into the side-netting, but by the time halftime arrived a goalless opening period was wholly unsurprising.
It speaks volumes that the outstanding performer, freed from the apparent shackles of the No. 7 shirt, was Antonio Valencia, whose obdurate defence frequently subdued Eden Hazard and Ashley Cole.
The home side, perhaps sensing that the momentum was with them, began the second half with greater urgency. Rooney, his name chanted loudly and often by the crowd, continued to work all over the pitch, and by the end would have made crucial interventions in both the right-back and left-back positions.
He presented what was maybe the game's decisive moment: a short pass into the area to the feet of Welbeck, on 55 minutes. No more than 10 yards out, to the right of the penalty box, the England forward swiveled and, with John Terry losing his balance, slashed the ball harmlessly over the bar.
If he had placed a shot on target, Petr Cech would have had grave cause for alarm. As it was, though, the match meandered on.
Valencia later made way for Ashley Young, and Welbeck for Ryan Giggs: Young provided a greater depth of crossing, and somewhat better accuracy, though United's forwards often attacked too narrowly to stretch Chelsea's defence as they could have. There may be concern in some quarters that Shinji Kagawa and Wilfried Zaha were not used, but the counterattacking strengths of Chelsea -- seen briefly in Hazard's dangerous incursions -- were such that United manager David Moyes saw fit to play safe, making only attacking changes in wide areas.
As the game came to a close, and the temperature was raised only by a charged-down van Persie effort toward injury time, there was a sense that Moyes had taken a tentative step in the right direction.
On the one hand, there will be those who bemoan his tactical conservatism in the late stages, in not going all-out for the win -- especially with Juan Mata, one of the world's best architects of the counterattack, remaining mysteriously on the Chelsea bench.
On the other hand, it should be noted that this was only Moyes' second Premier League game with United, and his first at Old Trafford: He presumably would have been happy to get it over with, particularly with a point -- a good result at this stage of the season -- against one of the strongest challengers to his club's title. It's not a game he will necessarily remember with any thrill, but he might recall it with a quiet satisfaction.


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Cornel West, black intellectual and social critic, laments: "He is a shell of a man. There is no deep conviction. There is no connection to anything bigger than he is."
Historian Norman Pollack is bitter, describing Obama as "the reformer manqué, blithely dealing out death. The 'humanitarian' Obama personally oversees a worldwide terror network of drones that 'bugsplat' people, their rescuers and mourners."
All Obama's soaring rhetoric masks a man without intelligence, heart and courage.
Courage? It would have taken courage to say "no" immediately to a strike against Syria. Instead, Obama agonized, brow wrinkled, mien deadly serious and hair salting. Oh, the terrible burden of the presidency!
New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd writes that even "Joe Six Pack is now a peacenik." William Greider, writing for The Nation, adds:
•"The American people are fed up with intervening in other people's wars. Iraq and Afghanistan taught bitter lessons."
•"Militarism and the military–industrial-congressional complex are losing their iron grip on U.S. politics."
In 2002 an Illinois legislator decried the Iraq War, "a rash war, a war based not on reason but passion, a war distracting the country from its own problems." The speechmaker? Obama.
The saber rattling, warmongering and imperialist Obama should have heeded what he said himself. He should have listened to critics opposing the sending of cruise missiles into Syria. Even planning a deadly strike destroys Obama's credibility.
America continues to play the world's moral cop yet its hypocrisy is gross. For a century it has intervened, invaded and bombed other nations. Fighting in Vietnam, America used napalm. It sprayed huge amounts of Agent Orange that is still harming people decades later.
America hammered Fallujah in Iraq with depleted uranium and used white phosphorus against combatants. People in Fallujah still suffer from cancer, birth defects and child deformities.
Gary Younge, UK Guardian columnist, writes: clearly this sorrowful record "stands squarely at odds with its pretensions of moral authority."
Yet Obama insisted an attack was the only moral response after Syrian President al-Bashar Assad gassed his own people. In other words, tit for tat: America would kill innocent Syrian civilians to compensate for Assad's evil deed.
Although bombing Syria would be illegal under international law, Obama sounded determined to strike even if Congress were to disapprove. He claims presidential "authority to carry out this action without congressional approval."
Super hawk Secretary of State Kerry egged on the president, mounting an international full-court press demanding military intervention.
Even Congress, a historic war lover, balks at giving the president authority to start still another war. However, one powerful senator, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid never learns.
Reid, a contemptible third-rater, urged war. As the Reno News & Review editorialized: "Neither in the House nor Senate did Reid ever oppose the use of force by presidents in a dozen different international disputes."
In any case, Russia may have saved Obama from a historic blunder. It proposed and the United States agreed that Syria destroy its arsenal of chemical weapons.
Britain, long a U.S. poodle, has finally come to its senses with a ringing "no." Yet in America we have a Nobel Peace Prize winner pleading for war.
Obama has forgotten everything and learned nothing from history.
Jake Highton is an emeritus journalism professor at the University of Nevada, Reno.


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Planned Parenthood is in search of a makeover. For years, the organization has been the biggest abortionist in the business, but as abortion is losing its cachet, Planned Parenthood is trying to reinvent itself. It seems that killing children for cash is just not as fashionable as it used to be. According to Stephanie Simon of the Wall Street Journal, Planned Parenthood wants to "[open] new avenues for boosting revenue and, they hope, political clout." The first step in the organization's redo involves marketing itself to customers in a higher income bracket. Planned Parenthood is building new centers with larger... snip
In its early years Planned Parenthood was directed by Margaret Sanger who advocated for a "right" for women to choose to kill their unborn children. She also promoted a Congressional plan which would, in part, "apply a stern and rigid policy of sterilization and segregation to that grade of population whose progeny is already tainted or whose inheritance is such that objectionable traits may be transmitted to offspring."
Sanger wanted to use reproductive controls to halt the "vicious cycle" of poverty and ignorance. She argued, "There is only one cure for both, and that is to stop breeding these things. Stop bringing to birth children whose inheritance cannot be one of health or intelligence. Stop bringing into the world children whose parents cannot provide for them. Herein lies the key of civilization."
Sanger advocated "choice" as a tool for eugenics. "Only upon a free, self-determining motherhood can rest any unshakable structure of racial betterment." Yet she did not believe that this exalted idea of choice should apply to "the undeniably feeble-minded." In other words, Sanger thought the mentally handicapped should be sterilized by force, people should be sterilized to remove unwanted traits from the populace, and the country should seek racial perfection.


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132 Franklin St, Clarksville, TN | Directions 3704036.527358 -87.358908
Mon. - Thu., Sun. 11am - 10pm;Fri. - Sat. 11am - 12pm
just moved to town, and thought we would try a new place for my birthday.
The atmosphere was exactly what you would expect in an authentic pub. The food was amazing! We had the flat breads and they were so delicious! Our server was also very attentive and friendly! This is definitely our new favorite place to go! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!
Too Hyped – Definitely did NOT live up to the HYPE. The steaks, 20 bucks for less than 12oz., were standard fair and overcooked, but had good flavor. The beer/cheese dip was good but barely there and the pretzels are the frozen kind any bowling alley can get. The waitress was a sour sort and acted as if we were bothering her. She brought our meals and dropped them on the table without even asking if she could get us anything else. We called for her three times as she walked by without even a nod from her. My baked potato was so cold that the butter did not even melt. I don't know how it tasted as I didn't even eat it.
Our first experience was probably our last. The young man that seated us was the best part of the place!
Great Pizza & Beer – We LOVE to go to Black Horse! They have a deal (week days & Sundays only) that is 2 med. pizza's and a pitcher of their beer for $35! You cant beat it! Perfect for 3-4 people! The boys love the Heartattack pizza with every different kind of meat on it and I LOVE the Tusany (might have spelled it wrong). It is a Honey Chicken Curry pizza that is AMAZING! I crave it after not going there for a while! The beer cheese dip is great also! We always get the Barn Stormer Red beer with our pizza! We also like to take beer with to enjoy at home!
Black Horse also has a 5k fun run called "Will run for beer" the last sunday of every month! For $5 you can join the run and enjoy a beer after! What could be better?
The only thing bad I could say about it is most of the mixed drinks are $10. I think thats a little high so just drink their great beer!
It doesn't get much better – The Blackhorse is a great place to go. My friends and I go weekly (sometimes more haha) and can't get enough. The beer cheese dip is phenomenal whether its with their homemade chips or fresh big soft pretzels. Wednesdays are my favorite days to go but Pizza is always a great choice. They make some outstanding soups year round and I hope your lucky enough to be there on crabcake days! Their line up of ales is great and just when you thinks its over the seasonal brews are fantastic too (Smoked Molasses Porter...WOW)!!
Worst microbrew that I have encountered – If you are ever in Clarksville TN and want to visit a local microbrewery I would suggest giving Blackhorse pub a miss. There seem to be good reviews for this place, so I thought that it would be a worthwhile venture, that would be a mistake. Their beer has a low alcohol content and their pail ale is simply undrinkable (it was the first time I threw out beer). It may be the best place in town, but that is because it is the only place in town.
AWESOME PIZZA, awesome BEER! – Black Horse has truly gourmet pizza and an awesome selection of beer. I would recommend this to anyone no matter where they're from. Reasonably priced, not too crowded. Great staff.
Love It! – I don't live in Clarksville, but a few times a year my wonderful husband and I make the drive up to Clarksville and visit The Black Horse Pub. The food is great! I highly recommend the pizzas. The Black Horse also offers a great variety of beers brewed right there at the restaurant, and they are all excellent. You can even buy the beer buy the gallon if you want to take some home with you. My husband and I always buy a couple of gallons. If you are not a beer drinker, they also offer great Irish Coffees. The atmosphere is great as well and the service is great too. Sometimes you may have to wait on a table, but that just goes to show you how wonderful they are. Good luck getting in St. Patrick's Day after noon, though. I highly recommend the Back Horse to everyone. The Black Horse is even great for families. They have a kids menu and the servers are all great with the little ones.
Yummy, definitely go here. – Awesome food. We had the black bean hummus as an appetizer and husband had the rueben and I had the grilled chicken sandwich, yummy!!! Their microbrews are tasty too, my fav. is the vanilla cream ale. Would definitely recommend, great food at a good price.
Is There Any Other Reason To Go To Clarksville? – This place is fantastic! The food is great and the beer is better! The staff and sevice there are usually pretty good and it's great place chill. If you haven't tried it yet ,I suggest you head on down and find your new favourite pub.
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Thursday, April 24, 2014
Paige St. John / Los Angeles Times
LOS ANGELES — A little more than a year ago, California began testing the GPS monitoring devices that track the movements of thousands of sex offenders.
Parole agent Steve Nakamura uses a flashlight to inspect a GPS locator worn by a sex-offender parolee in Rio Linda, Calif. California had to replace thousands of the devices recently because they proved easy to thwart.
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The results were alarming.
Corrections officials found that the devices used in half the state were so inaccurate and unreliable that the public was "in imminent danger."
Batteries died early, cases cracked, reported locations were off by as much as three miles. Officials also found that tampering alerts failed and offenders were able to disappear by covering the devices with foil, deploying illegal GPS jammers or ducking into cars or buildings.
The state abruptly ordered parole agents to remove every ankle monitor in use from north of Los Angeles to the Oregon border. In their place, they strapped on devices made by a different manufacturer -- a mass migration that left California's criminal tracking system not operational for several hours.
The test results provide a glimpse of the blind spots in electronic monitoring, even as those systems are promoted to law enforcement agencies as a safe alternative to incarceration. The flaws in the equipment raise the question of whether the state can deliver what Jessica's Law promised when voters approved it in 2006: round-the-clock tracking of serious sex offenders.
In a lawsuit over the state's GPS contracting, corrections attorneys persuaded a judge to seal information about the failures, arguing that test results could show criminals how to avoid being tracked and give parole violators grounds to appeal convictions.
The information, they warned, would "erode public trust" in electronic monitoring programs. The devices, they said, deter crime only if offenders believe their locations are being tracked every minute.
"The more reliable the devices are believed to be, the less likely a parolee may be to attempt to defeat the system," GPS program director Denise Milano wrote in a court statement.
State officials say the replacement devices have largely resolved the problems, but officials so far have refused to release test data showing what, if any, improvements were gained.
Through interviews and by comparing censored documents obtained from multiple sources, the Los Angeles Times was able to piece together most of what the state persuaded the courts to black out.
GPS tracking devices are designed to alert authorities if the wearer tampers with the device, tries to flee or strays too close to a school or other forbidden area. Currently, 7,900 high-risk California parolees and felons -- most of them sex offenders or gang members -- wear the devices strapped to their ankles.
The monitors work by picking up signals from GPS satellites and transmitting the location information by cellular networks to a central computer. Just like GPS devices used by drivers or hikers, the monitors can fail where buildings block signals or where cell reception is spotty.
But that is not the monitoring system's sole vulnerability: A Times investigation in February found that thousands of child molesters, rapists and other high-risk parolees were removing or disarming their tracking devices -- often with little risk of serving time for it because California's jails are too full to hold them.
The state's testing was conducted as part of a winner-take-all contest for the nation's largest electronic monitoring contract, worth more than $51 million over six years. Industry experts said they were the most exhaustive field trials they had seen.
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