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I wish they had managed to wrangle up bill and Morgan to complete the set. Morgan could be some rich suave playboy conman and Bill's ability could just be that he is tall.
Over all good that it looks like the move worked well. and Escapist means that the videos are on time :)
During the slow motion walking sequence:
Quentin Tarantino's new movie: Disgraceful Morons.
that was so epically funny i think it gave me cancer!....wait no...that s the asbestos.... still wicked hilarious ! a good start for a good venture !
Well done guys. It was a good showing for your first LRR on the Escapist. As for any of you that did not like it I suggest trying some of the older videos at the LRR home page since this one was good but not my personal favorite by far.
This was quite funny.
Excellent video - so many little gems of awesome set in a bracelet of solid win. Bravo!
Cross fingers and hope for the best
giggle... yeah it's good
And very very funny.
It was nice to see "Crash Override" make a comeback.
Love it.
I was hoping LRR would show up on the escapist! thank you for wasting time I should have used on my homework :D wicth reminds me... well, good show
In the defense of the ignorant populace, nobody save graham and paul spoke until the very end, so people who have never seen LRR or ENN before could be easily confused.
To test if you are properly aquainted with LRR, go to http://loadingreadyrun.com/ listen to a lrrcast, and if you are ever confused about who is speaking, watch more videos. Repeat until problem is solved.
Or, as Dr. Morgan would prescribe, just punch yourself in the face.
She foiled the plot against lolcats? How dare she!
Okay, I admit it. I snerked at the end. That was kind of awesome.
Woohoo, now I only need to type in one URL (or, actually, press "bookmarks" followed by "the escapist").
I thought the same! Except I didn't actually think "couch" specifically... that would've been weird.
Ahh I have watched llr for a couple years now and based off what I've seen, them moving to the escapist isn't gonna change anything. Great episode guys
Yaaay for LRR on Escapist!! :D
As I stated over on LRR's forums.. Matt's appeared countless times on ENN. It just takes common sense and actually watching the video to know what's going on. It doesn't take a genius to know who's talking.. Or to at least find out before posting. I like the Dr. Morgan approach though!
I also cringed a little when Graham saluted with his left hand.. Me spending 7-ish years in the Australian Air Force Cadets and all.. RIGHT hand, good sir, RIGHT HAND.
As a long time fan of LRR the series is incredibly stupid amounts of entertaining.
Nice Debut for the team guys! I love the Ocean's 11 paraody... But serious...
Crash Override?!?! From Hackers... I'm not sure if that is good or awesome..
I smell a troll.
Sorry. :(
Great video to start off with guys! Great to see you on the Escapist! Hope it will continue to last!!!!
Check out Suspend Your Disbelief. It had a bunch of credits.
The thoughts going through my head was if Kathleen woman of international mystery hadn't killed her own clones they could have used those instead of everyone else to move the hide a bed.
Wow! I didn't know Kathleen saved the world kittens. Thanks very much Kathleen!
That was some Epic couch moving! Great job everyone! The video is awesome!
Thanks for all the kind words, everyone!
But if she hadn't killed the clones, we wouldn't have any more lolcats, and then what would be the point of moving the couch at all? What would be the point of living?
OK, I laughed. A lot. Good way to introduce a series :)
I could have seen this with my mind, you know.
I guess you have a point. I just wanted to point out there were many people listed in the credits, and yeah...
... you know, in a very roundabout way, that somehow makes some kind of sense...
Oh my god that was awesome. And I have the same exact sword, or one that looks a helluva lot like it.
Great video, and look forward to seeing more from the LLR team. In the meantime I'll go back and watch all their old videos. I should be occupied till the next one comes out.
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More than 50 McDonald's restaurants in central Illinois, including all nine in Springfield, will become a test market next month for the company's latest push to grab budget-minded consumers.
A three-tiered value menu — ranging from $1 for a cup of coffee to $2.99 for a combo sandwich, drink and fries — will roll out Feb. 9 at stores in the Springfield, Decatur and Champaign markets. The announcement came a day after the parent company reported unexpected sales strength and profits in the final three months of 2008.
"It's probably why we're still in a position to hire," said Rick McGraw, president of McGraw Enterprises. The company, which held a management hiring fair at the Clear Lake McDonald's on Tuesday, operates nine stores in Springfield.
McGraw said the company expects to fill about 14 management positions as a result of the job fair. An earlier job fair for a store on Jefferson Street drew more than 80 applications.
The economy played a role in the timing, he said.
"We thought with our position right now, it would be a good time to get quality people who may be out there looking for work or in other careers," McGraw said.
Specifics of the three-tiered menu are still in the works, but $1 would get a cup of coffee or a bag of cookies, $1.19 a parfait or side salad and $2.99 a sandwich, drink and small fries. If the menu works out at the 54 restaurants in central Illinois, McGraw said it will be introduced in other regions of the country.
He said he believes the region was selected because of steady sales growth four years in a row.
Analysts this week credited McDonald's aggressive Dollar Menu promotions and sheer size with strong same-store sales in the final three months of 2008, a period when many restaurant chains were reporting a downturn in sales.
Companywide profits fell from $1.27 billion a year ago to $985.3 million for the final three months of last year, but the 87-cent-per-share earnings still beat analyst expectations by 4 cents.
McDonald's also has put more emphasis on "healthy" choices in salads and fruits, as well as adding espresso drinks.
About a dozen people showed up in the first hour or so of the Clear Lake job fair on Tuesday.
"We tried this at the Jefferson store and were just blown away by the response," said Julie Henderson, vice president and director of operations for McGraw Enterprises.
Henderson said the economy has undoubtedly played a role in the number of applications for management positions, which start at $22,000 to $30,000 a year, plus benefits.
Springfield residents Steve Garson and Tammy Statzer were among early arrivals for the five-hour job fair, which began at 2 p.m. Both said the market is tough for jobs other than entry-level positions.
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Strap yourself in, gentle reader, because the Detroit Red Wings just did something profound enough to drag my exhausted ass back here, and boy is it a DOOZY! Alright, are we all ready for this? Alright listen up: Ken Holland...yes, THAT Ken Holland...just placed Drew Miller...ON WAIVERS!!
Yes, you are reading this right, Kenny Heartbreak has put a veteran forward on waivers INSTEAD of losing a young and talented player to another team for nothing! I understand if you need a moment to collect your thoughts or clean up, but just bear with me here. Perhaps we should consider alerting the authorities or seeing if we can get a spot in the next X-Files season because I am CONVINCED that Ken Holland has either been abducted and replaced by aliens or is now host to a sentient mind-controlling parasite that thought it's victim's job was to actually make sound hockey operations decisions.
Good lord, maybe next we'll see Riley Sheahan get.........BENCHED!!!
In all seriousness, this is still news that is far more significant than it should be. As someone on Twitter suggested to me, maybe Holland is finally starting to feel the seat under him getting warmer. That could be the case, but I want to believe that the Wings management is simply--finally!--turning a corner with their views on how a club needs to be built in the current NHL. Maybe they're starting to understand that being loyal to your players can only extend so far before you've stretched yourself too thin.
Maybe the Red Wings finally have the spine to say, "We don't like our team, and some things need to change.".
Now I admit that is heavily reading into something that just happened with a lot left on the table to decide on, but damned if I don't take this as a step in the right direction.
I just hope more steps are to follow
Sunday, January 22, 2017
The "We *don't* like our team" Era: Has it begun?
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Friday, June 10, 2016
Gordie Howe has Passed Away
The hockey world is saying goodbye to its greatest hero. Gordie Howe, the man known as Mr. Hockey and truly the greatest player--let alone Red Wing--to play the game has died at the age of 88.
I was too young to ever get to watch Gordie play, but you didn't have to witness his greatness first-hand, his accomplishments and his legacy are so enormous that anyone who loves the game of hockey will agree he was simply the best. There's really not much I can say that hasn't already been said, and likely in better words from people far more familiar with Gordie Howe than myself, but I felt the need deep within my hockey-loving soul to at least address the news publicly. Howe's presence in modern day Red Wings hockey was subtle but invaluable to generations of new players coming into the league. For kids like Dylan Larkin or Andreas Athanasiou to meet a man like Gordie and understand the greatness they are privileged to succeed by carrying on the Red Wing way is something many other teams simply cannot offer. Howe was quite literally a link to the Red Wings' past, and helped personify the essence of the Red Wings and what it meant to wear the Winged Wheel.
A marvelous hockey player and an outstanding human being, Mr. Hockey has earned his final sleep.
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Saturday, April 9, 2016
We're Not Dead Yet, and Neither am I
I feel like an apology is in order.
Life can so quickly get in the way of the things you love that, before you know it, the season is almost over and you realize that you haven't published any material since the start of the season. I didn't want it to be this way; however, at the same time as this feeling of an apology being necessary, I realize it is not. I have a beautiful baby girl who amazes me daily and makes my life more complete than it's ever been, a loving wife who is there for me no matter what, and friends that would bend over backwards for my family in a time of need, whenever that might be. I'm doing pretty well for myself.
But enough about me.
I'm here, we're here, and the Red Wings are here, on this final day of our regular season. We are as close to the brink as we are to the promised land, and which way we go will be determined over the course of the next three hours or so. It's all so simple:
Win. One. Game.
Nothing fancy, just a W in the column, by hook or by crook. Win and you're in. Yes, there are other scenarios, but I don't care. Detroit had a shot in Boston and blew it, that should be the wake-up call. Let it be. Let that humiliating defeat rally you to grater heights and a postseason berth. Get revenge on the Bruins in the best way possible: by closing the door on their playoff hopes in their faces.
I believe. Deep down, we all believe under however much cynicism or objective reasoning we put out there into the aether. We believe in our Red Wings, so please, Red Wings: Reward our faith and get it done today.
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Friday, October 9, 2015
Red Wings Explode into Regular Season, Blowout Leafs
Welcome back to Detroit, Mike Babcock.
The Red Wings may have taken a moment during the game to honor their former head coach, but Mike Babcock was given no further warmth by his old team as Detroit opened their season at home against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Justin Abdelkader posted a hat trick and 19 year old Dylan Larkin got his first goal and assist of his NHL career as the Wings pummeled Toronto by a score of 4-0. Jimmy Howard, looking to return to form after a poor second half of last season, earned a 19-save shutout in the victory.
If you weren't able to watch this game, I hate to tell you this but you missed one of the most entertaining Red Wings games I've seen in a long, long time. Detroit showed a passion and a hunger that I feel has been lacking for some time. Now I do realize this is only the first game of a long season, but tonight showed us all what kind of potential this team has and what it is capable of. Good play on the 5 on 5, the powerplay clicked, the penalty killers were perfect, very few miscues and turnovers all contributed to a dominant performance by the Wings.
I will admit that it was hard to appreciate the play of the entire team with how well the top line played, but no one really played badly for Detroit from top to bottom, and that might be the most exciting prospect of all that I gleaned from this evening's tilt. Oh, and keep in mind, we're not even running Datsyuk or DeKeyser yet. Yeah, this is gonna be a fun team to watch.
The Red Wings are back in action tomorrow against Carolina. Petr Mrazek will get his first start of the season, and hopefully the team will carry this burst of momentum forward and keep the W's flowing.
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All normal communications were down when Dr. Michael Phillips arrived at his hospital, the Freeman Health System Heart and Vascular Institute. Staff figured out they could communicate via Facebook, Twitter, and texts. There was no water pressure or clean water. "We were on generator power only, with no ability to identify any patient and no labs or x-rays," Dr. Phillips said at the annual meeting of the American Association for Thoracic Surgery.
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"We didn't sleep. We operated nonstop. We performed 22 operations during that time, 13 of which I performed. It was almost 30 hours before I took a break, the same thing with all the people around me," Dr. Phillips replied. "I was really blessed by having a wonderful staff around me."
"There were so many challenges to overcome; it's really hard to put into words. You have to overcome that initial shock. The layperson doesn't understand the devastation around them; you do. You have to get your arms around it and move on and deal with the situation at hand."
"One can never train enough for such an event. We have to try to be prepared as much as possible. Preparation should include all levels within the health system," Dr. Phillips said. "Mass triage plans are critical."
Lessons learned include taking weather warnings seriously. "We used to blow these off and we pay attention now," Dr. Phillips said. Take shelter when a siren sounds and review your plans for worst case scenarios. All this advice applies to other natural disasters – including tsunamis, typhoons, and hurricanes, he said.
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So I am trying to clone an Object MyGraph and it contains two arraylists for vertices and edges. My code so far is:
public static MyGraph deepCopy(MyGraph G){ MyGraph Copy = (MyGraph) G.clone(); Copy.VertexG = (ArrayList<Integer>) G.VertexG.clone(); Copy.EdgeG = (ArrayList<String>) G.EdgeG.clone(); return Copy; }
I want the clone to be a deep copy so that it takes the vertices and edges but makes them separate from the original. The problem here is that it doesn't work adding the vertices and edges to the copy graph. I'm not sure if I can add the arraylists this way.
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In the last half century, Calvary Chapel has grown from a single Bible study to a worldwide fellowship of more than 1,500 churches and ministries, yet not without its problems. In a 2007 CT interview, one pastor said of Calvary Chapel, "The Titanic has hit the iceberg. But the music is still playing." Calvary Chapel is, however, still afloat, and has survived not just growing pains, but also allegations of pastoral misconduct, lawsuits, and scandals.
In a historic transition in 2012, Calvary Chapel officially established an association with a 21-member leadership council, which now guides the worldwide organization Chuck Smith fostered. In December, CT's senior editor, global journalism, Timothy C. Morgan interviewed pastor Brodersen.
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Would God Ask You to Take a Mustard Bath?
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The frail old man sets aside his walker and gradually places himself in the tub. But this is no ordinary bath. You see, he just returned from the store where he purchased seven gallons of yellow mustard. The old man has scooped, squirted, and squeezed this smelly condiment into his bathtub.
Why in the world has this man done such a thing?
"Is he senile?" you ask.
Nope. He's just got arthritis and he watches Christian television.
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Stephen Smith doesn't look like a mad scientist, because he's not one. Not really. He's not even a code guy by training. But he has packed the room at BibleTech, an occasional gathering of coders, hackers, publishers, scholars, and Bible technology enthusiasts. And the standing-room-only crowd is starting to turn on him. No pitchforks and torches. But for once in this collegial, tight-knit retreat, you can feel the tension growing.
My Evangelical Story Isn't So Bad
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Over the last few years we've seen one narrative in particular rise in ascendancy, the story of broken religious faith–either to be recovered, transformed, or possibly forfeited forever. While they can be found in most traditions, given my own context, I'm thinking of the "I had a terrible Evangelical experience" story in particular. An expanding number of blogs, long-form articles, and memoirs dedicated to telling these stories have emerged, and done quite well. Indeed, it seems to be a wave with no end currently in sight.
Of course, even those specific to Evangelicalism come in different forms. For some, there's a story of flight from churchly abuse and control. Others share their experiences in "purity culture" with its repressive and distorted teaching on sexuality and personhood. Still others give us insight into communities of scared, intellectual obscurantists set to repress all questions and intellectual honesty. A lot of it is really sad, heartbreaking stuff, for a number of reasons.


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Three months after debuting its new Surface RT in the United States, Microsoft is is increasing the device's overseas availability. The company said today that on February 14 it will launch the RT in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. Still no word on when the RT's more powerful Surface Pro sibling will hit Europe, though it is due to arrive at market in North America tomorrow.
Microsoft Gives Surface RT to Europe for Valentine's Day
Published on February 8, 2013
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Starting on Thursday November 15th, The Ego Co. presents Around the World, a journey across cultures and experiences through the eyes of Second Life's most creative minds. FAKE has created a few different versions of this Lona Native skin with different tribal tattoos, and from Ziau comes this multi-faceted piercing set, catching my eye immediately I think due to the curved hoop-like piece through the septum. Can't wait to see what else is in store for this event!
Skin: FAKE – Lona Native – Caramel (Protector) (Around the World)
Eyes: Plastik – Frozen Soul (Blood)
Hair: Magika – Tendency -mesh-
Feet: Slink – Womens Natural Barefeet (Rigged) -mesh-
Piercing: Ziau – Amaterasu Piercing Set (Around the World)
Pose: Olive Juice – Huntress 04
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Ashes 2013: Is England's batting a worry for Australia series?
- From the section Cricket
On the face of it, all the pre-Ashes problems belong to Australia.
A last-minute change of coach, a bar-room punch-up and a captain with a dodgy back have left the Baggy Greens as big underdogs for the first time in a generation.
England, though, have issues of their own to address when the contest for the urn begins at Trent Bridge on Wednesday, 10 July.
Since the beginning of 2012, a year that started with England on top of the world Test rankings, the Ashes holders have repeatedly struggled to post match-winning first-innings totals, an aspect of their game that was previously so strong in their climb to number one.
Indeed, in the time between the last home Ashes series, a 2-1 victory in 2009, and the 4-0 win over India in 2011 that confirmed England as the world's best, they were posting average first-innings scores of 412.
However, over the past 18 months and in a run that has seen England win only three of their last seven series, that average has fallen to 323, a drop of almost 100 runs.
"If you're getting bowled out for 323, the opposing team know they don't need many to get in the game," said former England captain Michael Vaughan.
"That gives the opposition more confidence and puts more stress onto your bowlers. It's all about scoreboard pressure."
The batting dip has had just that effect on the performance of England's attack.
Whereas the period 2009-11 saw them dismissing the opposition for an average score of 297, the last year and a half has seen that rise to 336.
Coupled with the batting effort, England have gone from earning an average first-innings lead of 115 to conceding a deficit of 13.
"I wouldn't like it to be that way," England batting coach Graham Gooch told BBC Sport.
"You want to be putting sizeable totals on the board in order to give your bowlers the opportunity to win the match. We need to improve on that."
England could justifiably point to some mitigating factors. Latterly, more of their Test matches have been played away from home against stronger bowling units.
The spell between 2009-11 included home and away series against an Australia team in transition and the perennially poor Bangladesh, while England also hosted India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, whose bowlers often struggle outside the subcontinent.
By contrast, their schedule from the beginning of last year has included trips to play all three of Asia's strongest sides, as well as hosting a powerful South Africa team.
Yet that does not explain the collective dip in form of all four of the batsmen to have most regularly lined up for England since Australia last toured.
Alastair Cook's average over the two time periods fell from 57.35 to 47.31, Jonathan Trott from 57.79 to 42.45, Kevin Pietersen 50.45 compared with 42.15 and, most dramatically, Ian Bell's slide was from 72.25 to 32.07.
Furthermore, England struggled on the flat pitches of New Zealand earlier this year and even lost their first seven wickets for 212 in the Ashes warm-up game against Essex.
"We played on some result pitches in India, but in New Zealand they were very flat pitches and we twice got bowled out for low scores," said Gooch, England's record run-scorer with 8,900 in 118 Tests.
"The hundreds and big scores have been there but you want to maintain consistency. We had a very good series against India in 2011 and we want to re-establish that consistency."
Consistency, or the lack of it, explains the regular tinkering of England's batting line-up since the trip to play Pakistan in the UAE at the beginning of 2012, shuffling that has continued right up to the eve of the Ashes.
During their ascent to the top of the world rankings, the team led by Andrew Strauss barely altered a top seven of him, Cook, Trott, Pietersen, Bell, Paul Collingwood and Matt Prior.
However, since Collingwood's retirement in 2011, England have handed middle-order opportunities to Eoin Morgan, Jonny Bairstow, Ravi Bopara, Samit Patel, Joe Root and James Taylor.
Root is the only one of those names to have nailed down a place in the side and his success has led the England management to push him up the order to open, with Nick Compton looking set to lose his place when the squad for the Trent Bridge Test is announced on Saturday.
Of course, England's recent failings may count for little against the Aussies.
After all, we have been led to believe that the tourists are in disarray and England need only to turn up and toss the coin in order to retain the urn.
The statistics, however, beg to differ. During England's 18 months of mixed performances, Australia's batsmen have been in the sort of form that took their oldest enemy to the rankings summit.
Against similar opponents to England - both sides were beaten at home by South Africa, England won in India compared to the Aussies' 4-0 humiliation - Michael Clarke's side have been registering average first-innings scores of 412 with the bat while conceding 327 with the ball.
And, despite replacing coach Micky Arthur with Darren Lehmann, banning opener David Warner for punching Root in a Birmingham bar and being without a settled batting order during their time in England, the Aussie batsmen impressed against Somerset before hitting Worcestershire all around New Road.
"There is a drastic margin between the runs Australia and England have been scoring," said Vaughan, who captained England to victory in the 2005 Ashes.
"We've all been talking about this Australia line-up not having a great top seven. The stats prove that they can get big scores."
And that is where the Ashes may be won and lost. In a contest between two sides whose bowling attacks are stronger than their batting line-ups, the team that can post imposing totals will take the upper hand.
"Our players know that one of the disciplines of Test match batting is to bat long," concluded Gooch.
"They have to set their stall out to build an innings in the old-fashioned way and we need to improve on that if we are going to put pressure on the opposition.
"You have to put runs on the board in order to win Test matches. That's the goal we'll be working to over the next couple of months."


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EXTON, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nuron Biotech Inc., a specialty biologics and vaccines company, today announced the completion of enrollment in its randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, parallel-group, pivotal Phase 3 study to evaluate the safety and efficacy of NU100 for the treatment of relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS). This pivotal Phase 3 study is expected to be filed in support of the European marketing authorization application (MAA) in early 2014. NU100 is a proprietary recombinant human interferon beta-1b being developed as a new chemical entity. Produced utilizing an advanced processing technology, the liquid product formulation is virtually aggregate-free and human serum albumin-free (HSA-free), which may result in lower immune responses, potentially improving overall long-term clinical efficacy and improving the tolerability and safety for RRMS patients presently requiring therapy with interferon beta-1b.
"The rapid completion of enrollment in NU100's Phase 3 study is an important milestone for Nuron Biotech and our lead development program," said Shankar Musunuri, Ph.D., MBA, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Nuron Biotech. "We are pleased with the positive progress we are making and remain on track to complete the study in late 2013."
"Millions of patients worldwide suffer from multiple sclerosis. If successful in this clinical study, NU100 offers these patients and their families the promise of another important treatment option for RRMS," said Tracy Goeken, M.D., Vice President, Clinical and Medical Affairs. Nuron successfully completed recruitment of this 500-patient study in an impressive time of 1 year.
About the NU100 Phase 3 Trial
The Phase 3 clinical trial is designed to evaluate the safety and efficacy of NU100 in patients with RRMS as compared to placebo and an active comparator. The study has enrolled 500 patients from 110 clinical sites across Eastern and Western Europe. Patients have been randomized to receive NU100, Betaferon® or placebo and will be treated over a 12-month period. This unique pivotal trial was designed in collaboration with regulatory authorities as a one-year study to assess the primary endpoint of the study evaluating the cumulative number of new combined unique active lesions (CALs) on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans at four months and 12 months of treatment to demonstrate the superiority of NU100 to placebo and the non-inferiority to Betaferon. The secondary endpoints of the study will assess annualized relapse rates, proportion of relapse-free patients, incidence and severity of Flu-like symptoms and incidence of antibody formation against interferon beta-1b.
About Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease in which the body's own immune system, which normally serves to rid the body of foreign substances such as bacteria and viruses, mistakenly attacks a person's normal tissues. In MS, the immune system attacks the brain and spinal cord (the central nervous system). It is the most common progressive and disabling neurological condition in young adults. It has been estimated that MS affects approximately 2.5 million people worldwide and 400,000 people in the United States. RRMS accounts for 85 percent of initial diagnoses of MS. While there are various approved treatments for managing the symptoms of MS, there are currently no cures for the disease.
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NU100 is a proprietary recombinant human interferon beta-1b produced utilizing proprietary manufacturing process technology. It is being developed as a standalone molecule for the treatment of relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS) and as a new molecular entity based on positive opinion from the European Medicines Agency and the Food and Drug Administration. Patients treated with currently marketed interferon beta-1b products have up to 40 percent neutralizing antibody prevalence after two years of treatment. NU100 is essentially aggregate-free compared to those products; therefore, it should result in lower immune responses, potentially improving overall long-term clinical efficacy and improving the tolerability and safety for RRMS patients presently requiring therapy with interferon beta-1b.
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Nuron Biotech is developing novel biologics and vaccines for the prevention and treatment of neurodegenerative and infectious diseases. Its team of industry veterans is committed to advancing products that meet unmet medical needs in the areas of multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C for patients across the globe. Nuron Biotech's lead drug candidate, NU100 (interferon beta-1b), is a new chemical entity currently in Phase 3 for patients with multiple sclerosis. www.nuronbiotech.com


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Karen Blau was arrested after a fatal pedestrian accident that killed a pregnant woman when she failed field sobriety tests, according to the police report, but her attorney, James Gavigan, says she wasn't on drugs or drunk.
Prosecutors may find it tough to prove Karen Blau was under the influence of drugs and alcohol when she drove her car in reverse into a pregnant Stoughton woman, killing her, a local defense attorney said Tuesday.
"OUI-drug cases are very difficult to prove because more often than not, they aren't going to be able to show what was taken and they're not going to be able tell if she had an excessive amount," said Brockton defense attorney Joseph Krowski Jr., who is not representing Blau.
Blau, 46, of Sharon, was arrested at the scene of the accident Sunday night after she failed several field sobriety tests, including tests done by Lt. John Bonney, a certified drug recognition expert called to the scene, law enforcement reports said.
But her attorney, James Gavigan, said she wasn't on drugs or drunk. He said she was "under duress" because she was looking for her 23-year-old daughter, who had been missing for several days.
"She was in no condition to do those tests," said Gavigan. "After the shock of hitting someone, I don't know who could do (field sobriety tests)."
Blau was described as glassy-eyed, walking in a zig-zag, slurring her words and unable to stand on one leg for more than eight seconds following the accident that killed 35-year-old Joanne White, according to law enforcement.
White was walking with her 11-year-old son to her parents' home on the sidewalk and saved him when she told him to run as Frau's car careened toward them, officials have said. White, 31/2 months pregnant, was fatally struck by the car.
Blau identified herself to police as the driver of the brown Buick that sped out of control in reverse across the street and onto the sidewalk, a police report filed in Stoughton District Court said.
Lt. Bonney is trained as a drug recognition expert to identify whether persons are under the influence of drugs, using a 12-step evaluation process. Evaluating a person for alcohol is a three-step process.
"It's based in science," said Bonney. "It's not made up."
The evaluation includes observing the person and taking his or her pulse, checking temperature and for dilation of the pupils, said Bonney, who spoke generally about the process but couldn't discuss the specifics of Blau's pending case.
According to the police report, when Blau was asked if she had been drinking, she said she "hadn't drank in five years," but later told police she had been drinking wine but "didn't consider that alcohol," according to the report.
Blau registered a .04 blood alcohol level at the scene and then registered a .06 at the station later in the night, according to the report. The legal limit in Massachusetts is .08.
When police asked if she had taken drugs, she said yes, two Percocet, a painkiller, that she takes every day, the report states.
The officer asked her if she took the pills for pain and Blau said no, she took them because "I'm a woman and we get emotional," according to the police report.
Gavigan asserts Blau, who had major leg surgery in May, meant to say she takes two Prozac, an anti-depressant, daily.
Generally, using multiple drugs or a mix of drugs and alcohol can enhance impairment, said Bonney.
Blau pleaded "not guilty" to five charges including felony counts of motor vehicle homicide under the influence of drugs and alcohol at her arraignment in Stoughton District Court on Monday. She was held on $500,000 cash bail.
Krowski disputed the effectiveness of drug recognition experts, saying a police officer can't be taught in a "couple of weeks" to accurately determine if someone is impaired.
"It's junk science," said Krowski.
Stoughton Deputy Police Chief Robert Devine said drug recognition experts are trained in a nationally accepted seven week program.
The Los Angeles Police Department started the program in the early 1970s when officers found many individuals arrested for OUI had very low or zero alcohol concentrations – but police lacked the knowledge and skills to support their suspicions the person was still impaired, according to the Drug Evaluation and Classification Program.
Stoughton's Lt. Bonney is one of just five such officers in the greater Brockton area and often responds to crashes as a drug recognition expert.
"In the time (Bonney) has been a DRE and done an evaluations, he has a 100 percent success rate in predicting what drug that person was under," said Devine.
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OEPA extends comment period until February 23, 2012
On Thursday, January 26, 2012 Cleveland Public Power Commissioner Ivan Henderson will lead the second in a series of Community Meetings on the City of Cleveland's proposed Cleveland Recycling and Energy Generation Center (CREG).
Commissioner Henderson will be joined by Ron Owens, Commissioner of the Division of Waste and Jenita McGowan, Chief of Sustainability for the City of Cleveland to offer insight on the plans proposed for the Ridge Road Transfer Station.
The panel will offer a presentation outlining the project followed by a question and answer period. Residents will have three minutes to offer a comment or pose a question.
Additional community meetings will be held on February 8, 2012 at Cudell Recreation Center, 1910 West Blvd.; and February 9, 2012 at Harvard Community Services Center, 18240 Harvard Ave.
Residents wishing to submit comments to the Ohio EPA regarding the draft air permit, please submit them to David Hearne, Cleveland Division of Air Quality, 75 Erieview Plaza, Suite 200, Cleveland, Ohio 44114. The deadline for submission has been extended until February 23, 2012.
WHO: CPP Commissioner Ivan Henderson
Division of Waste Commissioner Ron Owens
Chief of Sustainability Jenita McGowan
WHAT: Community Meeting on CREG Center
WHEN: Thursday, January 26, 2012
6-9 p.m.
WHERE: Zelma George Recreation Center
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Kimora Lee Simmons has spoken out about the "hurtful" rumors emerging after her split from Djimon Hounsou, insisting she and the actor remain "happy and loving" friends and parents.
A representative for the Blood Diamond star confirmed the sad news on Wednesday (21Nov12), five months after the split was first reported in June (12).
The gossip mill was sent into overdrive as it was claimed the romance ended over a bitter fight about money, but Simmons has now taken to her Twitter.com page to assure fans she and Hounsou are still close.
She writes, "There have been quite a few hurtful rumors circulating. The truth is Djimon I have been separated for some time.
"We have remained happy, loving, co-parenting friends family. We all have much to be thankful for. Happy Thanksgiving".
The couple began dating in 2007 but never officially married, although they staged a traditional commitment ceremony in Hounsou's native Benin in 2008.
The stars are parents to a three-year-old son, Kenzo, while the brunette beauty also has two daughters from her marriage to music mogul Russell Simmons.
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Bullying expert recommends teens delete most 'sexting' messages
By Larry Magid
Justin W. Patchin, Ph.D, Co-Director, Cyberbullying Research Center and Associate Professor of Criminal Justice at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire has written a blog post that's sure to engender some controversy. Patchin, who is a leading researcher on cyberbullying, is recommending that "teens who receive a nude or semi-nude image of a classmate" should "immediately delete it" instead of getting adults involved.
He points out that "if you do receive such an image, odds are that it was sent by a good friend (or a boyfriend or girlfriend). As a result, you probably don't want to get this person into too much trouble."
The conventional wisdom to "tell a trusted adult" might actually backfire said Patchin and be "devastating for all involved."
Patchin has a point. The mere possession of a sexually explicit image of a minor can be deemed as possession of child pornography which could get the teen who is storing the image in trouble. But the other issue is the relationship between the teen who sent the picture and the one who received it.
In most cases, teens send "sexts" to people they know — probably friends or at least schoolmates Given the over reaction by some adults to sexting (including potential prosecution for child pornography), it's easy to see how an incedent between two teens or a group of teens can easily escalate into — literally — "a federal case." Bringing in the authorities can sometimes cause things to get out of hand, especially if one of the adults involved feels as if she or he has a legal responsibility to bring in the police. What might have started out as an indiscreet act by a teen, could easily escalate into a serious legal problem.
On the other hand, there are situations where parents, teachers and in some cases even law enforcement should get involved. Examples include when sexting is used to extort or pressure someone into doing something they wouldn't otherwise want to to or when a person who receives a sext forwards it to a number of other people. There have also been some cases where adults are encouraging minors to send them sexually explicit images.
In response to the growing concern about sexting, in 2009, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children crafted a Policy Statement on Sexting to help parents, educators, law enforcement and judges understand when legal intervention is called for and when other avenues (such as counseling) are more suitable. Some of the points in that statement include:
- Was the distribution of the photos done with no malicious regard or desire to harm another, or was it the result of malicious intent by one or more senders?
- What are the ages of the youth depicted in the images and the age of others involved in the production and/or distribution of the photos, and are they close in age?
- Do the photos depict only the self-producer, or were there other youth and/or adults depicted in prohibited activity?
- What was the intent behind the production of the photos, on a severity scale ranging from a benign reason to supporting a separate and malicious criminal purpose?
- Will prosecution achieve a result which addresses the larger problem of "sexting" adequately?
And as per teens, I can't agree more with the conclusion of Patchin's blog post, "If you find out that your friends are continuing to distribute naked pictures of themselves or others, you would be wise to let them know how such behavior can seriously mess up their future." A bit of positive peer pressure can sometimes have a lot more impact than adult intervention.
For more see ConnectSafely's Tips to Prevent Sexting


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Sunday, February 24, 2013
Sunday, February 24
Hope all is well out there!! Things have been very busy here getting ready for Brenna's first dance competition. Brenna's dance group did very well - it will be exciting to see if they improve in their next two competitions they have this year. I need to learn how to be calmer on these dance days - they stress me out!
Brenna's dance studio also had spirit week this past week - Brenna looked great in Dustin's redesigned t-shirt from the dance recital last year. I think she was the most excited about this years spirit day outfit - guess I will need to keep that in mind next year!!
Brenna is really enjoying her gymnastic and dance classes this year. They moved her up in the gymnastics so that was really exciting for her - she loves that they actually have went on the "real" balance beam now. I can't believe my living room has become such a "practice gym" for her! She loves to practice her hand stands, cart wheels, and splits every day.
Brenna loves to write the words - mom, dad, and love right now - I will probably look back on these papers some day and treasure them - she also likes to add Mickey mouse ears to the 'o' in mom and love - super cute!!
Well, that is about all for this evening - Take Care!
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Russell Simmons, Harriet Tubman and the history of myopia
Julianne Malveaux | 8/22/2013, midnight
Every time I hear the voice of Russell Simmons, I hear a cool, clean, clear meditative voice, especially on Twitter where he drops his yoga knowledge in a reflective way. I guess he wasn't folding his legs and saying a centered "Om" when he decided to ridicule an African woman.
How did his voice distort itself to decide that he would post a YouTube video on a space where everybody could watch "Harriet Tubman" in a sexual context? How could he, this forward-focused man, decide to demean an emancipation heroine? Choose to demean her by making her a sexual object?
Even as he took the offensive tape off his website, please tell me, somebody, what brother Simmons was thinking? (In my first draft of this column, I called this man a "brother," but really I mean the brother from another mindset).
Harriet Tubman is credited for freeing more than 400 enslaved people. She is credited for pulling a gun on some who ambivalently embarked on the Underground Railroad, then wanted to turn back to massa. It's complicated, but no matter how complicated it was, the depiction of Tubman a sex object is not only disparaging to a freedom fighter, but to every Black woman who stands on her shoulders
Nearly 20 years ago, Professor Anita Hill stared down a Senate Committee and spoke of the sexual harassment she experienced from now "Justice" Clarence Thomas. The judiciary committee dismissed her claims as "erotomania"; interestingly, others who had similar claims were not allowed to testify. Despite the best legal representation out there, Hill was excoriated in the media.
From my perspective, her best statement was "They don't know me" in response to those who used minutia to claim special knowledge of her life and daily living.
When you don't know African American women, it is easy and lazy to reduce us to stereotypes. Does Simmons know Harriett Tubman, Sojourner Truth, Ida B. Wells, Anna Julia Cooper, Sadie T.M. Alexander, and Mary McLeod Bethune? Does he know Coretta Scott King, Myrlie Evers, Betty Shabazz, C. Delores Tucker? Does he know us, or does he simply see us as the fodder of parodies?
The Simmons drama is especially offensive because, when we have African American people lifted up, the lifting is mostly about men. Still, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, would not have made it without the enthusiasm of Coretta Scott King.
Tubman saved hundreds of enslaved people; yet her name is rarely lifted when we speak of emancipation.
African American women's role in our history is neither admired nor appreciated. When our brothers call the roll, she is given no credence, unless it is an afterthought. Brother Simmons, if you just picked up a history book, you'd find African American women who have made a major difference in our lives and in our movement.
Russell, do you know Ella Baker, the stalwart sister who stood beside and behind Dr. King and others to do organizing work? Do you know Professor Joyce Lander who, before being an academic, was a tireless civil rights worker? Do you know Alice Walker, Congresswomen Eleanor Holmes Norton and Maxine Waters? Or a bit younger, do you know Congresswomen Yvette Clark or Donna Edwards? The work these women have done and continue to do is possible because they stand on the shoulders of Tubman and our other ancestors.


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The New York City medical examiner's office has ruled that the death of Academy Award-winning songwriter Joseph Brooks was suicide and that the cause of the death was asphyxiation.
Brooks, who wrote and won a Grammy for the 1977 ballad "You Light Up My Life," and an Oscar for a movie of the same name, was awaiting trial on rape charges.
The 73-year-old was discovered in his apartment Sunday by a friend with whom he was supposed to meet for lunch. Police said a plastic dry-cleaning bag was wrapped around his head, a towel wrapped around his neck. A hose was attached to the bag and a small tank of helium nearby.
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Police said Brooks left behind a rambling, three-page suicide note that included complaints about his health. Brooks suffered a stroke in 2008.
He was arrested in 2009 on charges of molesting women lured to his apartment for supposed acting auditions. He pleaded not guilty to rape and other charges.
Accusations against Brooks first came out in 2009. In January of this year, 13 more women said Brooks had assaulted them.
Brooks' 25-year-old son, Nicholas Brooks, was charged earlier this year in the December 9 murder of swimsuit designer Sylvie Cachay.


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When Robert was about a year old, he and I developed this really fun game. Robert would lie prone on the couch for a few seconds before rolling off into my arms, and I would shot-put him back up into Roll-Off Position. We would repeat this 1) for about 10 hours, or 2) until he passed out, whichever came first. Robert grew to love this game so much that he tried to play it with his mama, who had no idea it existed. Imagine her horror, then, when she watched her firstborn hurl himself off the couch and clunk to the floor. A week later he was on the chiropractor's mat, and I was still smarting from a pointed and richly deserved rebuke.
Fast forward to January 2006: TwoBert, no longer satisfied by full-contact speed crawling, has learned to pull himself up and stand abreast of the couch. He loses his balance and falls backward but I, quick as a lemur, swoop in and catch him. TwoBert is enthralled by the adrenaline rush. He pulls himself up and starts Nestea Plunging into my arms over and over again, cackling like a hyena. Soon he is tired, so I start picking him up and placing him against the couch so that he can fall away from it, eyes closed, lines of drool gleaming against his incomplete toothline, beatific and carefree. A new game that my wife knows nothing about is born.
This morning, after I went to work, my wife saw her secondborn hurl himself off the side of his brother's race-car bed and clunk to the floor. And our chiropractor now lives in Wisconsin.
I think I could be a good dad if I wasn't such an idiot.
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Penn State York's basketball teams, both the women and men, have made the playoffs. The women played on Feb. 19 and lost in the first round, 77-69, to Penn State Brandywine. The women were 16-7 during the regular season. The men's team is the top seed in the bracket and had a bye in the first round of the playoffs.
The York men, 22-2 in the regular season, take on Penn State Fayette at home at 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22, in the Penn State York gym in the Joe and Rosie Ruhl Student Community Center. In 2013, the York men won the Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC) championship for the first time in campus history.
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