In wintertime, there is nothing like a hot soup to warm us from the inside out. But our love of soup goes far beyond its warmth. Soup is nutrition in a bowl. It isn't just the ingredients of a soup which make it so nutritious.Many nutrients are water soluble, so boiling them and tossing the water means we are tossing the nutrients too. When you eat soup, the liquid retains many of the nutrients which have leached out.Since soup is "predigested," it is also easier for your body to absorb the nutrients in the ingredients.
Soup makes your kitchen smell wonderful.
This is part of the reason why soup is such a comfort food and we associate it with love and home.
Soup helps clear our sinuses and respiratory tracts.
The vapors coming off soup and its warmth are scientifically proven to increase "nasal mucus velocity," one more reason why it is great to eat when you have a cold.
It doesn't take much skill or effort to make most soups.Most recipes are easily adaptable, so go ahead and throw in whatever you have leftover in your refrigerator. You can even make soup out of the scraps you normally throw away, like broccoli stalks or celery leaves.
Soup helps you lose weight.
Since the soup is so nutritious and filling, you feel satiated much faster. Studies have even shown that eating soup before a meal decreases caloric consumption by about 20%. If you're trying to lose weight, go ahead and indulge in some soup.
HUNGRY FOR SOUP YET? HERE ARE SOME AMAZINGLY DELICIOUS VEGAN SOUP RECIPES TO TRY THIS WINTER.
You can make this super-hearty, protein-packed vegan soup in your slow cooker or on the stove top.Fire-roasted tomatoes give the soup an extra tang, and you can spice it up as much as you want to really heat up your winter.
Get the recipe here at Delightful Delicious Delovely.
If you feel like you've gone into hibernation mode, this veggie bisque will pick you up quickly.It contains loads of veggies for a blast of nutrients, turmeric for your immune system (which could probably use some help right about now), and ginger to warm you up.
Get the recipe here at Peaceful Dumpling.
Lentils make a great stand-in for meat in dishes, including soups.In this recipe, the olive oil adds a lot of richness and the lemon juice brings out the flavor of the ingredients.
Get the recipe here at Cookie and Kate.
Okra, also known as lady's finger, is famous for its health benefits which include fighting diabetes, cleaning the digestive tract, and being loaded with nutrients.Get a hearty dose of okra and flavor in this Cajun style gumbo.
Get the recipe here at Beyond Meat.
Back in the good ol' days, people roasted red peppers in summer and canned them to eat throughout the winter.Today, you can just grab some roasted red peppers at the supermarket.This soup recipe is different than the ones you are used to because it uses almond milk and a dash of balsamic vinegar to add a whole new flavor profile.
Get the recipe here at Life As a Strawberry.
Sweet potato, carrots, and squash give this soup a bright color, and it will leave you feeling just as bright.And you won't have to worry about your immune system after getting a boost from the cumin, coriander, and cayenne.
Get the recipe here at Goodness Green.
Even if you think you have nothing in your home to eat, chances are you can gather together these ingredients easily and will be impressed by soup which results. If you don't have corn on the cob (as you probably won't in winter), just use frozen corn instead.
In winter, you won't find veggies like peppers and zucchinis in season.Root veggies to the rescue!They are available year-round and will help you feel full and happy.This soup is incredibly easy to make, and has an earthy taste when topped with boiled beets at the end.
Get the recipe here at Dora Daily.
Yes, this soup really is as simple as a can of tomatoes, broth, a red bell pepper, some garlic and onions, Beyond Meat chicken strips, and some seasonings.Serve it with some crusty Italian bread and a green salad and you'll be in heaven.
This is a soup like you've probably never tried before.It calls for ingredients like fresh ginger, an apple, garam masala, and lots of root veggies. Don't be scared.Your body will thank you after eating this warming soup.
Get the recipe here at The Perfect Pantry.
This soup is a main course in its own right.Loaded with protein, iron, calcium, and vitamins, you'll feel revitalized and satiated after slowly sipping it down.
Get the recipe here at Tastes Lovely.


Protect Your Bike From Theft!
Download our FREE eBook guide and learn which bike locks are virtually indestructible and will keep your bike safe.
When it comes to bike theft, there is a growing problem, and there just doesn't seem to be enough police to deal with it. Bike theft is getting worse in every city in the United States and even around the world. The penalties aren't harsh enough and even good locks seem no more a barrier to thieves than a thin cable lock you might find at a dollar store.
But there are a few bike locks out there that actually do the job they were created for, and a short list of companies that work very hard to make sure that if you buy their lock, your chances of bike theft are slim to none. One of those is this SIGTUNA lock – one of my favorites and the one I use myself on my bike.
This SIGTUNA bike lock is one of the top rated locks for several reasons, but one of the main ones is the design and construction of the steel. This is 16mm reinforced steel that will stand up to cutting, pushing with a lever and just about anything else except for perhaps an acetylene torch.
This lock comes with both a U-bolt (sometimes called a D-bolt) lock as well as an extremely strong cable and it gives you enough length to protect your bike like the experts recommend – by looping it through the frame and then the tires if you have enough room. SIGTUNA is one of the top brands when it comes to bike locks, and many security experts compare them to the well-known Kryptonite brand.
This lock comes with a 100% money-back-guarantee if you aren't completely satisfied by it, and that makes it a very good purchase. Let's look at the features that come with this lock.
What originally got my attention with this lock was the mounting bracket which I found was absolutely convenient and easy to install. But once the lock was mounted I also found it to be one of the most secure locks I had ever come across.
What really makes this lock different is the way that it hooks up to whatever you are anchoring it to, which leaves very little room for thieves to work their dark little deeds. This lock does what it says it will do and has protected my bike for more than six months now, even though I have known several people that have had their bikes stolen – neighbors, friends and the like.
The testimonials on this lock really showcase just how fine the design and construction is. I want to take a look at one testimonial in particular, which was posted when I first decided to get this lock and it helped convince me that this was the right lock for my purposes.
That review was from D. Jones who said that this lock was as good as the Kryptonite one (which I had heard of) at half the price. What convinced me was that he (or she) took the time to come back and post an update to the review later and it was still a glowing recommendation for this lock.
One of the things that I took from D. Jones' review was that a little WD-40 does wonders in keeping the lock working properly. Unfortunately, it is not weatherproof so it does get a little stiff when it gets cold but if you spray WD-40 once a month or so you will have no problems turning the key and opening the lock.
There are three things that I would make you aware of when it comes to buying advice. First, at the time of this review, the lock is less than half what I paid for it, so I would get it right away if I were you. Also, you can get free shipping with a trial (and they do monthly now) of Amazon Prime.
Finally, you don't need the mounting bracket that is listed on the "Recommended Products" list because it already comes with everything you need to mount this lock. The fact that it is in the "also bought" section means that a lot of people must have thought they needed it and bought it, but mine came with the brackets and all of the bits and bobs that were required for installation – minus the tools of course.
So, the SIGTUNA U-Lock is one of the best locks on the market, comparable with the big names like Kryptonite and working even better than some of those locks because of the mounting bracket that makes this lock almost impossible to get leverage against to break or cut.
With all of the features that this comes with and how well it protects your bike, getting it should be a no-brainer, but it is more than half off right now and you can even get free shipping if you sign up for a trial of Amazon Prime.
I definitely recommend this lock. It has been one of my favorites and the only one that I see myself using in the coming months and years.
They may come out with a better lock at some point, but so far this one is in the top few on the market right now and it is priced much lower than you'd expect for such a solid security item. I definitely would endorse this as the lock you should get for your bike.


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This five point antler deer trophy is the perfect gift for the great white hunter on your Christmas list. It depicts a deer head mounted through a glittery Christmas wreath with a bright red bow. A personalized mounted deer ornament is a great commemorative keepsake for a first hunting experience or a master gamer who is a real hunting sportsman. You will love the realistic striations in the resin surface that make it look like real fur. Take the element of surprise out of gift giving this year with a hunting ornament that he will love as a stocking stuffer.


Former Messiah College standout Geoff Pezon, in his second season with the indoor Harrisburg Heat, scored six goals Friday night as the Heat trimmed the New Jersey Dynamo 11-0 in a nonleague game at the Farm Show's Equine Arena.
Geoff Pezon bagged six goals and Justin Johnson pitched a shutout as the Professional Arena Soccer League's Harrisburg Heat wheeled past the New Jersey Dynamo 11-0 in a nonleague match Friday night at the Farm Show's Equine Arena.
Harrisburg defeated New Jersey 17-0 in its final preseason warmup.
Tom Mellor, shown here, was one of a number of Harrisburg Heat regulars who did not play in Friday night's 11-0 win over the New Jersey Dynamo. He's expected to return to the lineup Saturday night when the Heat hosts Cleveland.
Pezon netted four of his goals in the opening half as the Heat (5-4 overall, 3-4 in PASL) jetted to a 6-0 advantage. Chris Hall, who played for ReAL Harrisburg and against the Heat in a recent indoor Open Cup match, added one goal and three assists for Harrisburg.
A number of players were added to the Harrisburg roster for the nonleague scrap — other ReAL Harrisburg players such as Casey Lenker and Matt Sourbeer played for the Heat Friday night — so Heat regulars such as tom Mellor, David Schofield, Kenny Fultz, Tyler Witmer, Brad Kerstetter, Zach Sell, Sam Bishop, Val Teixeira, Danny Thompson and Lester Felician could rest for Saturday night's contest against Eastern Division rival Cleveland.
The Heat signed former Northern York standout Danny DiPrima prior to the contest. DiPrima, who played at St. John's (N.Y.) and North Carolina State, had been on a two-game developmental contract. … Pezon scored three goals in the earlier meeting against New Jersey. … Saturday's contest also will count as an Open Cup match.


They all saw different things the squares could become and this is why I love working with kids. I could turn it into a bowl, a hat, a rug (for dolls of course), a baby doll blanket, and even a mouse pad (although this student had a very convincing argument that it would make a great mouse pad, I was and continue to be doubtful!).
In the end, I decided I would make a purse but the wholes in the square were too big so I made a bunch of little plugs that I would have to sew into the spaces.
I needed 16 of these!
They didn't take as long to make as I feared they would and neither did sewing them on.
Naturally, the oldest girl of the group suggested (strongly suggested) I make lots and lots of them by the end of the school year so all the girls could earn one. Did I mention there are only nine days left of school! Task drivers! I think I can do it! Hand me my hooks!
The cuteness never stops with you 😍.


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Without Trust there will be no Innovation: Miles have built a successful business on a trust based organizational structure, and were named one of the most innovative companies the last three years by Innomag. Chairman and Enterprise Servant Leader, Tom Georg Olsen, is coming to mcb tech .18 to tell us how to build a successful business for the future.
Without Trust there will be no Innovation
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Miles have built a successful business on a trust based organizational structure, and were named one of the most innovative companies the three last years by Innomag. In his talk, Chairman and Enterprise Servant Leader, Tom Georg Olsen, will share how to build a successful business for the future.
Tom Georg Olsen has worked in the IT industry since 1987. He has previously held various management positions in Telenor, Avenir and Ementor, to name a few. He set up Miles in 2005. Tom Georg refers to himself as an Enterprise Servant Leader (title inspired by Robert Greenleaf and his Servant Leadership philosophy) at Miles AS in Bergen, as well as being chairman of all the Norwegian Miles units. He is above average interested in management and building good company cultures, and is a sought after speaker on topics like future leadership and trust based organizational company structures.
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Exclusive to Transition Culture! An Interview with Michael Meacher MP on peak oil and relocalisation.
**An Interview with Michael Meacher MP, Schumacher College, Dartington, Devon, 18th November 2006.**
**Michael Meacher** has been Labour Member of Parliament for Oldham West and Royton since 1970. He was Minister of State for the Environment between May 1997 and June 2003, and has been very outspoken on issues of peak oil and climate change. I managed to grab a short interview with him while he was eating his lunch at Schumacher College during his one day visit to the Life After Oil course and ask him for his thoughts on peak oil and localisation.
**How do you see the results of peak oil manifesting around us in our daily lives? How will we observe that we are nearing that point?**
First of all rising oil prices of course, because of relative scarcity, the scarcity of demand compared to supply. We are observing that of course because the price of oil 10 years ago was on the floor, around $12 a barrel, something of that order, it is now $60, and it virtually tipped $60, and that is not just conflict in the Middle East and the fact that the supply of oil from Iraq has still not reached, three years after the invasion, the level it was at before.
The main reason is the increased level of demand from China and India. We now are seeing a culmination of 2 trends, one of which is diminishing supply, that is, the really big fields in the world, Al Ghawar in Saudi Arabia, Cantarell in Mexico, and others including the North Sea, those are all in decline, whilst decline is racing ahead because of the size of the population of China, about two-fifths of the world population and 7 to 10% growth for the last decade, and carrying on and on as far as the eye can see at that rate. China will be as big an economy as the US, because it will be four times the population of the US within 10-15 years, so the pressure on the supply of oil is immense from the level of demand.
Four-fifths of the oil we use today comes from fields discovered before 1970. There are no big new fields to be developed. You will see this because of data coming onto the world scene about reduced supply, we calculate pretty clearly by projecting forward growth rates what the level of demand will be, and of course where these two come together is over price, and occasionally in terms of war, as it did over Iraq. So that's how we shall see it.
**Do you think that globalisation is part of the problem or part of the solution?**
Well, globalisation means that the trading patterns in the world become increasingly integrated across ever larger areas. That's partly the effect of industrialisation across the world, and partly the trade itself generates this process, there is an internal momentum within the trade process. I don't think that that is going to reduce of its own accord, unless there are counter pressures which are exceedingly strong, and the obvious one, the only really effective one, is climate change.
Climate change means that even if it is profitable to bring in potatoes from Poland and lettuces from Paraguay, the climate change consequences of doing that are sufficiently damaging that we shouldn't do it. So, I don't think globalisation is part of the solution. I think it is part of the problem, and I do think we are going to have to move towards more localised industry. Of course there are things that are not produced in certain parts of the world that are going to have to be imported from elsewhere. Some of these can be imported more slowly by ship, it doesn't all have to be planes, ships do create rather less carbon emissions, although….
**It is higher than I thought it was actually…**
Yes. So globalisation I think makes things worse, and is going to have to change as these pressures mount. The resistance to doing that will be absolutely enormous, because it interferes with the kind of corporate dominance of the world economy, because after all what does multinational/transnational mean?
It means companies that operate across several countries, several continents, and they want to keep it that way! This is not going to happen easily, but it is incompatible with serious and really effective restrictions on the development of climate change, which have got to happen.
**So for local communities who are looking at how they respond to this where do you think they should start?**
Well, as you've said, the ecosystem on which we all depend is highly integrated, all these things impact on one another. Clearly energy efficiency and the use of energy, whether there's a wasteful use of energy, whether there is an incentive there, whether there are alternatives to the use of energy in a certain context, are all very important questions.
That of course links in to the transportation system, links obviously to agriculture, to industry, all of these have widespread distribution systems. I mean strikingly when there was the scare about Foot and Mouth Disease, what we learnt was that animals are transported around the country to a degree that none of us realised. The point I am making is that the shift of food across the country is on an enormous scale.
Pret a Manger, who make sandwiches, now have their headquarters in Bedford and this stuff is trucked all over the country. This is just ludicrous! All that has got to change. So, the transport system has got to change, energy efficiency, which, as I said, affects industry, it affects agriculture, I don't know whether new houses are being built in Totnes, presumably some are, but certainly here and elsewhere there should be requirements that the reasonably best requirements should be put in place in terms of energy efficiency, with regards to water consumption, with regard to transport impacts, waste generation, and carbon emissions.
All of these ought to underlie the way settlements live. They are all interconnected. I think you are absolutely right to try and make people aware of each of these components and then help them understand how they all interact. We can change these in components, but these components do overlap each other quite a lot.
**If, through the Transition Town Totnes process we develop a 20 year plan, an Energy Descent Plan, for Totnes, how might it bridge between government, create an interface?**
It ought of course to be 2-way. The Government ought to be bearing down on, that's not the right word, *influencing*, local communities, local councils etc, to adopt all these standards. They don't. It tends to be the other way round, that the pressures arise locally, like in Woking, like what you are doing here, and of course what is beginning to happen of course across the country, there is an awareness of these things and local communities want to get the advantages out of them.
So, the more it does happen locally the more it does impact on Government. My view of Government is the opposite of the official view or the conventional view, which is that the Government leads the country and we all follow. I don't think that. I think it is the other way round usually. So, we need a much more receptive Government.
I think the record on environment, climate change, energy, are probably not bad, but I actually don't think it's been good, and Cameron is now pushing the Government. He is very cleverly, well it's not really clever, but he had seen this as an area which clearly needs movement, and which is popular with the country, and where he can make his mark politically, and he has forced the Government to come after him, to make them move in his direction. Well I think it is a great pity that it required Cameron for this to happen, but if it did I'm pleased that it is happening….
**You're not tempted to jump ship?**
(laughs). No, I'll never do that! But I do want to see a lot of movement in my own party, and I want this to become a swing factor at the election, get the parties bidding against each other, who's best on the environment. That'd be terrific.
**Do you see that the National Grid has much of a future, or should we be looking towards more decentralised energy systems?**
Well the National Grid will stay there for quite a time. It's not going to disappear this year or next year, but I think we should switch towards decentralised energy systems in a big way. I think the revised Energy Review of the Government was a great mistake, this was the result of pressure from the nuclear industry, the power of the vested industries, and Tony Blair, I don't think the Government, but Tony Blair had actually decided to go down that route, and that's what's happened. I think this is a grave error.
I think the future lies in decentralised energy systems. By that one means wind turbines, micro generation plants in kitchens of houses, ground source heat pumps, wood chip boilers, solar panels for heating water, and then, when the price comes down a bit, solar PV. I am absolutely convinced that is where the next 10-20 years is going to be. Once again, just what I've been saying, Government is dragging itself along behind, still harking after the wrong direction, the old idols, the old fashioned things.
New Labour likes to see itself as fresh and technological… I think a nuclear power station, despite its complexity, which is undoubted, is a dinosaur of the past, it is not the way of the future. The most huge loss of heat in transmitting, heat, light and power from them. They are a target for terrorists, it is far far better to have renewable technologies, on every count it is better. Its not that in 5 years we're going to completely go over to renewables, of course that's not going to happen, it is a gradual process, and as I said, if you look at electricity generation, oil and gas still applies to three quarters, that's a very high proportion, its not going to change quickly, but we ought to get renewables to 20 or 30% within 10 years, and we shall have a crash programme to do that. The evidence in support of that is absolutely overwhelming, if the Government wanted to do it, it is the single biggest thing they could do. It'd be fantastic for climate change, it'd be great for industry and security of supply, and it would be good for the nation's pocket, both industry and as individuals.
**Isn't one of the hard things for politicians about peak oil and climate change that taken to their conclusion, they basically mean less, that we have to consume less, and less is a word that politicians aren't fond of saying?**
In some senses I think that's true. What I don't want to do is to give the impression that this is a hair shirt solution, and that we've all got to go back to the Stone Age. That's just ridiculous, but there is excess consumption by any standards. We had one example of that in the session we were both just at, where someone said that in his mother's house there were all these recessed lights, and I said yes, and were there 3 cars in the drive, and 2 or 3 freezers and this kind of what used to be to me a cinematographic I-Mac in the living room, all using a massive amount of energy. We have to prevent these technological gains being swamped by consumption excess.
I don't think we can carry on where we are, but if we are saying does that mean we all have to be unhappy and miserable, I don't think that at all. I think we have an excessively materialistic society, which is not increasing our happiness, I mean are we happier than we were 30-40 years ago, I'm not aware of that, indeed a lot of people suggest that we're not. Antisocial behaviour, social dysfunction in its various forms, crime levels, obesity, a lot of signs of things not being right, either socially or spiritually are there. So I actually think you could well argue that if we still remain very comfortable, I don't think it is any question of giving that up, but we could actually lead a happier life if we took some of the luxury or unnecessarily or gratuitously excessive edges off our material lifestyle.
Categories: Climate Change, Community Involvement, Economics, Energy, Localisation, Peak Oil, Politics
Paul Sebby
26 Nov 7:03pm
Nice to see someone in the government thinking about these issues!
By the way, I think "whilst decline is racing ahead" in the first response should instead be "whilst demand is racing ahead".


The agenda for the International PLATO Network in Birmingham (UK) on March 21st, 2019 is published.
Once a year, we meet our international customers and interested parties to talk about current industry trends and to inform about the latest and upcoming features of the PLATO software. In 2019, the themes of the International PLATO Network will be in line with the host city Birmingham: the home base of the automotive industry in the UK. The agenda focuses on topics such as FMEA, APQP and IATF 16949 Standard.
Get to know current and future Trends of the Automotive Industry in Birmingham.
Next to selected topics you can look forward to our customer presentations. Reports from practice, e.g. companies such as Caterpillar, Johnson Matthey and Alexander Dennis, offer our guests the opportunity to discuss new regulations and standards. The International PLATO Network is a first-class platform to exchange views on challenges and future trends for the automotive industry. In addition to specialist lectures, insights into the software PLATO e1ns are granted.
The International PLATO Network is free of charge.
For more details have a look at our agenda.
We hope to meet you in Birmingham!


On Thursday 23 May 2013 at about 13.30LT, a serious accident occurred on the yard of the Sundsvall Bay bridge project in Sweden.
During preparation of lifting activities, a steel structure came down causing one fatality and injuring two others. All victims are members of the Sarens staff.
A crisis team was immediately installed. Some members of the crisis team are on their way to assist and follow up on the investigation.
Our thoughts and our condolences go to the families, friends, colleagues and acquaintances of the colleagues concerned in Sundsvall.
For further information please contact Mr. Hendrik Sarens (+32 477 31 93 40).


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The article discusses the play "Pig Farm," a Roundabout Theater production written by Greg Kotis. The author states that comparisons are bound to arise between "Urinetown," Kotis' previous play, and "Pig Farm." Kotis employs extensive special effects in both plays. The article also provides information on Kotis' next venture "Yeast Nation," a Greek musical drama.
Urinetown: The Musical. Cohen, Neil // Echo Magazine;4/22/2004, Vol. 15 Issue 16, p70
Reviews the musical "Urinetown: The Musical," written by Greg Kotis and Mark Hollman and performed at the Gammage Auditorium in Tempe, Arizona from May 4-9, 2004.
Urinetown. Stimac, Elias // Back Stage;05/11/2001, Vol. 42 Issue 19, p42
Reviews the musical `Urinetown,' written by Greg Kotis and music by Mark Hollmann and presented at the American Theater of Actors in New York City.
Pig Farm. Lowerison, Jean // Gay & Lesbian Times;10/5/2006, Issue 980, p50
The article reviews the play "Pig Farm," by Greg Kotis.
Musical theater history mined, lauded, sent-up in "Urinetown". Perille, Gina // Bay Windows;1/15/2004, Vol. 22 Issue 5, p21
Reviews the theatrical production "Urinetown," created by Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis, starring Beth McVey and Meghan Strange.
Urine Good Company. Wimbs, John // Xtra (Toronto);5/27/2004, Issue 511, p35
Reviews the musical "Urinetown," directed by John Rando and written by Greg Kotis and Mark Hollman.
PIG FARM. Schupmann, Melinda // Back Stage West;1/18/2007, Vol. 14 Issue 3, p18
The article reviews Greg Kotis' play "Pig Farm," starring Steve Rankin, performed at South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa, California from January 13-28, 2007.
'Urinetown' team cultivates 'Farm' Rooney, David // Daily Variety;12/21/2005, Vol. 289 Issue 61, p4
The article reports that Roundabout Theater Co. will stage the world premiere of "Pig Farm," a new comic play from playwright Greg Kotis and director John Rando. The play begins previews at the Laura Pels Theater in New York City starring Katie Finneran, Logan Marshall-Green and Denis O'Hare....
Awash in Irony. Sweet, Jeffrey // Back Stage;7/4/2003, Vol. 44 Issue 27, p26
The play "Urinetown" opened on Broadway on September 20, 2003 and it is an irony. Irony is a necessary component of theatre. Certainly, irony has been a major component of writing for the stage at least since Aristophanes and the works of William Shakespeare and several Restoration writers like...
'URINETOWN' FLUSH IN D.C. NODS. Harris, Paul // Daily Variety;4/19/2006, Vol. 291 Issue 12, p2
The article reports on the success of the Signature Theater's production of Greg Kotis/Mark Hollmann's "Urinetown" at the Helen Hayes Awards in Washington, D.C. The theatrical production won for direction of a musical, choreography, and musical direction. The other winners at the Helen Hayes...
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WFED (auch: Federal News Radio) ist eine US-Radiostation in Maryland.

Der Sender ist eine sogenannte "Class A"-Clear-Channel-Station und befindet sich in Wheaton, Maryland. Gesendet werden Nachrichten, Talk und Informationen für Beschäftigte bundesstaatlicher Institutionen. Deshalb wird auch der Name Federal News Radio verwendet. KSTP und WFED sind im Besitz von Hubbard Broadcasting und senden aus dem Hubbard's Broadcast Complex in Northwest-Washington, D.C.

Geschichte
Der heutige WFED ging erstmals am 25. September 1926 als WTRC in Brooklyn auf Sendung und siedelte 1927 nach Washington, D.C. um. Nach diversen Rufzeichen und Besitzerwechseln (u. a. war die Radiogesellschaft im Besitz der 7-Tags-Adventisten) gehört der Sender heute dem Unternehmen Hubbard Broadcasting.

Bis 2006 übertrug WFED exklusiv die Spiele der Washington Nationals, einer Baseballmannschaft. Von 2006 bis 2007 übertrug WFED das Programm des Washington Post Radios (WPR).

Heute werden die Shows von Clark Howard und Larry King Live übertragen.

Technik
WFED sendet durchgehend mit der Höchstleistung von 50 kW und ist die stärkste Mittelwellenstation von Washington, D.C. / Maryland. Nachts wird direktional nach Norden und Süden gesendet um Interferenzen mit der Schwesterationen KSTP-AM in St. Paul, Minnesota (ebenfalls Clear Channel) vermeiden. Das Signal kann an der ganzen Ostküste der Vereinigten Staaten und bei Überreichweiten gelegentlich sogar in Europa empfangen werden. Seit 2006 wird auch in HD Radio gesendet.

Weblinks
 Website des Senders

Einzelnachweise

WFED
Medienunternehmen (Maryland)
HD-Radiostation (Vereinigte Staaten)
Clear-Channel-Station
Sendestart 1926
Unternehmen (Montgomery County, Maryland)


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Bei den Grabhügeln bei Hemdingen handelt es sich um 21 archäologische Denkmäler bei Hemdingen im Kreis Pinneberg, in Schleswig-Holstein.

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Die Grabhügel befinden sich im Nordosten der Gemeinde Hemdingen am Rande des so genannten Vielmoores und an der Gemeindegrenze zu Bilsen, in der Nähe der B 4. 20 Hügel liegen auf dem Gemeindegebiet von Hemdingen und der östlichste auf dem Gemeindegebiet von Bilsen

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Die fünf der einst 26 Grabhügel stammen vermutlich aus der Zeit von 1600 v. Chr. und wurden erstmals von dem Barmstedter Pastor Christian Detlef Rhode Ende des 17. Jahrhunderts untersucht. Er war gleichzeitig der erste der die Grabungen und seine Funde dokumentierte.

Die Hügel haben einen durchschnittlichen Durchmesser von ca. 15 m. Die Höhe beträgt etwa drei Meter. Alle fünf Grabhügel sind auf Grund ihrer Lage verhältnismäßig gut erhalten und haben kaum Schäden auf der Oberseite. Keines der Gräber verfügt über einen sichtbaren Eingang, sie sind überwiegend mit Gräsern bewachsen und von Bäumen umgeben.

Die Grabhügel sind vom Archäologischen Landesamtes Schleswig-Holstein (ALSH) als archäologische Bodendenkmale anerkannt und stehen unter Denkmalschutz.

Quellen
 Denkmalliste unbeweglicher archäologischer Kulturdenkmale im Zuständigkeitsbereich des Archäologischen Landesamtes Schleswig-Holstein (ALSH) (PDF; 32 MB)
Chronik der Gemeinde Hemdingen
Topografische Karten Schleswig-Holstein/Hamburg (2007)

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Kulturdenkmal im Kreis Pinneberg
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Bodendenkmal im Kreis Pinneberg


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Parents are invited to come to school's cafeteria for a Bohoo / Yahoo Breakfast hosted by RHE PTA on August 22 from 7:50 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Celebrate the first day of school for your new student and feel free to weep openly. Return parents will be there to provide support and answer amy questions you may have.
RHE PTA is hosting a special breakfast on August 19 at 8am welcoming our wonderful teachers back to school. This will be one of the many Staff Appreciation events we will have for our teachers this year. Sign up to bring food items and meet everyone. Sneak Peak event will occur later that day starting at 4 pm. Come and meet your new classmates, other parents, teachers as well as purchase school supplies for the upcoming year.
In honor of the 100th birthday of our National Parks, our librarian, Mrs. Nowaki, is putting up a bulletin board in the library with pictures of "Heights family" members visiting National Parks. She would love as many contributions as possible from families and staff. Please make sure people (you and/or your Heights kiddos) are in the pictures and not just landscapes. The pictures do not have to be recent. Pictures can be emailed to Stephanie.nowacki@risd.org or hand delivered to the office and they will put them in her box. Please submit by August 19th!
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The period for elementary summer enrollment begins Tuesday, August 9. Space at many schools is limited, so parents who have not yet enrolled their children are strongly encouraged to enroll prior to the first day of school. Students and parents are also reminded that elementary schools day goes from 7:50 a.m. to 3 p.m. this year.
The first day of school will be on August 22nd. Before classes begin, there will be a Sneak Peak on Friday, August 19th starting at 4pm, where your child can meet their new teacher, explore the school and purchase school supply packs. You will be notified which classroom your child will be assigned to in the week before the first day of school.
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'Stacy's Mom' Singer Adam Schlesinger Dies from Coronavirus at 52
BK Published On Thu Apr 02 2020 Modified On Thu Apr 02 2020
The co-founder and the lead singer of 'Fountains of Wayne,' Adam Schlesinger, dies from COVID-19.
'Stacy's Mom' singer Adam Schlesinger passed away due to coronavirus complications. He was 52.
According to the musician's lawyer, Jamie Herman, he was hospitalized over a week ago in upstate New York after falling severely ill.
Merely one day earlier, however, the singer's family released a statement stating they were "cautiously optimistic" about his health.
Thank you for the outpouring of love for Adam and his family. Adam has been hospitalized with COVID-19. He's on a ventilator and has been sedated to facilitate his recovery. He is receiving excellent care, his condition is improving, and we are cautiously optimistic. His family appreciates all of the love and support.
Turns out, Schlesinger's condition got worse. As a matter of fact, another lawyer of the singer told Variety, Schlesinger was "very sick and heavily sedated."
Watch: Fountains of Wayne's Adam Schlesinger Dead at 52
Born on 31st October 1967, Adam Schlesinger was a singer-songwriter, record producer, and guitarist, most famous as the founding member of rock band 'Fountains of Wayne,' indie-pop band 'Ivy,' and rock supergroup 'Tinted Windows.' In addition, he was a significant contributor to the Brooklyn-based pop duo 'Fever High.'
Over the course of his career, Schlesinger won three Emmys, a Grammy, and the ASCAP Pop Music Award. Additionally, he received nominations for Oscar, Tony, and Golden Globes.
Schlesinger was married to graphic designer wife, Katherine Michel, who he met in 1996 at WCOU Radio Bar and later tied the knot on 30th January 1999. The couple welcomed two daughters named Sadie and Claire, prior to their divorce in 2013.
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Johnny Depp Will Lend His Voice To Sherlock Gnomes, and More Hollywood Headlines
Tracy Morgan joins the Richard Pryor biopic, Cate Blanchett teams up with Richard Linklater, and "Gamergate" will be adapted.
by Greg Dean Schmitz | November 13, 2015 | Comments
This week's Ketchup covers ten headlines from the realm of film development news from the last seven days. Included in the mix this time around are stories about such movies as The LEGO Batman Movie, The Little Mermaid, Sherlock Gnomes, Toy Story 4, and the Richard Pryor biopic.
This Week's Top Story
JOHNNY DEPP TO STAR AS ANIMATED DETECTIVE SHERLOCK GNOMES
When the animated musical Gnomeo and Juliet was something of a surprise box office hit ($194 million on a budget of $36 million) in 2011, a sequel was quickly announced. Animated movies do however take a while to produce, and so we're still a few years away from that movie's release, which is now scheduled for January 12, 2018 (MLK weekend). This week, however, we did learn more about the sequel, which will be called Sherlock Gnomes, as the title character investigates a series of garden gnome disappearances around London. Sherlock himself will be voiced by Johnny Depp, who will make his return to animation, after last providing the voice of the lead character in another 2011 animated movie, Rango. Sherlock Gnomes will be directed by John Stevenson, who previously codirected DreamWorks' 2008 hit Kung Fu Panda. Elton John, who provided several songs for the first Gnomeo & Juliet soundtrack, will be one of the producers of Sherlock Gnomes, though it's unknown what his musical contributions will be. Sherlock Gnomes will be distributed by Paramount Pictures, and the studio also announced dates for some other animated movies this week. The sequel SpongeBob Squarepants 3 is now scheduled for February 8, 2019, and the original film Amusement Park is scheduled for March 22, 2019. The voice cast of Amusement Park will include Matthew Broderick, Jennifer Garner, Ken Jeong, Mila Kunis, John Oliver, Jeffrey Tambor, and Kenan Thompson. Details are being kept tight right now, but it's a pretty good guess that Amusement Park probably takes place at an amusement park.
Fresh Developments This Week
1. TRACY MORGAN'S RETURN CONTINUES AS REDD FOXX IN THE RICHARD PRYOR BIOPIC
Comedian Tracy Morgan is continuing his rehabilitation and return to acting following his horrible 2014 car accident. Tracy Morgan recently hosted Saturday Night Live, and will also costar in the comedy Fist Fight with Ice Cube and Charlie Day. For his next project, Tracy Morgan is in talks to take on the role of comedy great Redd Foxx. If a deal can be made, Tracy Morgan will costar in Lee Daniels' untitled biopic of comedian Richard Pryor as one of Pryor's mentors, Redd Foxx. Specifically, Redd Foxx will be portrayed (pre-Sanford and Son) as "a brash comedian who owned a local comedy club and encouraged Pryor to open up in his act and embrace his culture." Richard Pryor will be played by Mike Epps, and will be joined by Kate Hudson (as his wife, Jennifer Pryor), Oprah Winfrey (as his grandmother), Taraji P. Henson and Eddie Murphy (as his parents). It's not yet known if Eddie Murphy, who was also a friend of Richard Pryor's as a young comedian, will also be a character in the movie.
2. CATE BLANCHETT IN TALKS FOR RICHARD LINKLATER'S WHERE'D YOU GO BERNADETTE
Following last year's success with Boyhood, the year 2015 has seen much anticipation about which film director Richard Linklater will do as his follow-up. For a while, it had seemed like Richard Linklater would be working with Jennifer Lawrence on a romantic comedy called The Rosie Project, but then both Lawrence and Linklater left that project. It didn't take long for Linklater to find a new job, working on an adaptation of the 2012 best seller novel Where'd You Go, Bernadette? by author Maria Semple. Cate Blanchett is now in talks to star as the title character, "an agoraphobic architect and mother named Bernadette Branch who goes missing prior to a family trip to Antarctica." The book is narrated by her 15-year-old daughter who leads the search to find her mother.
3. MARIAH CAREY ELECTED AS MAYOR OF GOTHAM CITY IN THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE
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There was something of a miscommunication online this week, leading to reports that pop singer Mariah Carey had been cast as Commissioner Jim Gordon in The LEGO Batman Movie (crazier things have happened). It turns out that Carey will indeed costar in this LEGO Movie spinoff, but it won't be as such a famously male character. Instead, she will provide her voice as the Mayor of Gotham City, not its police commissioner; it's not yet known if she will also be singing in the movie. Mariah Carey joins the previously cast Will Arnett (Batman), Rosario Dawson (Batgirl), Michael Cera (Robin), Zach Galifianakis (The Joker), and Ralph Fiennes (Alfred). Warner Bros has scheduled The LEGO Batman Movie for February 10, 2017.
4. PATRICIA ARQUETTE TO VOICE "HIPPIE" MOM IN TOY STORY 4
We've known for a while now that Pixar and Disney had scheduled a fourth Toy Story for June 15, 2018. That initial announcement came with confirmation that Tim Allen and Tom Hanks will reprise their roles as Buzz Lightyear and Woody. And when the premise was revealed to be about a romance between Woody and Bo Beep, Annie Potts was announced as well. This week, we learned about a new character for Toy Story 4, and it's going to be a major human character. Patricia Arquette (Boyhood, True Romance) will provide the voice of "a laid-back mom who's described as a hippie." Toy Story 4 will be directed by John Lasseter from a script by Rashida Jones and Will McCormack.
5. REESE WITHERSPOON AND SCARLETT JOHANSSON JOIN ANIMATED MUSICAL SING
Earlier this years, the news broke that Matthew McConaughey would be starring in an untitled animated musical from Illumination Entertainment, the company behind the Despicable Me franchise, Dr. Seuss' The Lorax, and next summer's The Secret Life of Pets. This week saw the release of character images for the musical, which will be called simply Sing, along with lots of new cast names and character descriptions. Sing will be set in a world of animals (much like Disney's upcoming Zootopia), and follow the struggles of theater owner Buster the koala (Matthew McConaughey). In an attempt to revive his theater, Buster holds a musical competition, with five strong competitors emerging: a mouse (Seth McFarlane), an elephant (Tori Kelly), a mother pig (Reese Witherspoon), a "gangster" gorilla (Taron Egerton), and a punk rock porcupine (Scarlett Johansson). Other characters will be voiced by Beck Bennett, Leslie Jones, Nick Kroll, Nick Offerman, Jay Pharoah, John C. Reilly, Jennifer Saunders, and Peter Serafinowicz. Sing will feature over 85 songs, and wil be directed by Garth Jennings (Son of Rambow, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy). Universal Pictures has scheduled Sing for December 21, 2016.
6. CHLOE GRACE MORETZ CONFIRMED TO STAR AS LIVE-ACTION THE LITTLE MERMAID
In addition to the live action adaptations of fairy tales that Walt Disney Pictures has been making recently, there are also similar projects at other studios. Universal Pictures released Snow White and the Huntsman in 2012, and has also been developing a live action version of Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid. (It should be noted that Disney has not yet announced plans for their own live action version of their 1989 animated movie.) Universal and Working Title's version of The Little Mermaid seemed to hit a major snag earlier this year when director Sofia Coppola left the project. But now we know that the movie is still in the works. Working Title has hired screenwriter Richard Curtis, who has also directed the movies Love Actually, Pirate Radio, and About Time) to work on a new adaptation draft, though he may not direct. Chloë Grace Moretz, who had been rumored for the title character when Coppola was involved, has now been confirmed for the role. (There are rumors that the casting of Moretz may have been an issue behind the departure of Coppola, who may have wanted a less famous actress.)
7. FORMER SONY EXEC AMY PASCAL TO TAKE ON GAMERGATE WITH CRASH OVERRIDE
It's long been something of a recurring joke that video gaming is the domain of a certain type of male (though statistics do not support that meme). The issue of gender in the video game industry took a dark turn in the last year during a series of events that has become known as "Gamergate." It all started when the ex-boyfriend of video game developer Zoë Quinn wrote a negative blog about her, leading to Quinn being the target of harassment and threats (including rape and death). Zoë Quinn related her experiences in an upcoming memoir called "Crash Override: How to Save the Internet from Itself" (September, 2016). And now that memoir has been optioned to become a movie. Former Sony CEO Amy Pascal is the producer behind the project, and she has enlisted Lauren Schuker-Blum (the wife of Paranormal Activity producer Jason Blum) to cowrite the script. Scarlett Johansson is reportedly "one of several young actresses who have their eye on the role of Quinn."
8. CHAPPIE DIRECTOR NEILL BLOMKAMP LANDS POST-ALIEN 5 GIG ON THE GONE WORLD
When it was confirmed that 20th Century Fox would not be moving forward on plans for the Alien 5, it seemed like pretty bad news for South African director Neill Blomkamp (District 9, Chappie). Blomkamp had spent much of 2015 hyping his plans for a new Alien movie with Ellen Ripley, until Fox confirmed that Ridley Scott's Prometheus sequel would actually be called Alien: Paradise Lost. It sounds, however, like someone at 20th Century Fox is still looking out for Blomkamp and wants to continue working with him. Fox has acquired the rights to the upcoming sci-fi novel The Gone World by author Thomas Sweterlitsch, and the studio wants Neill Blomkamp to write and direct the adaptation. The details of the book aren't yet known, except that it's a "sci-fi time travel procedural." 20th Century Fox is also nearing a deal with director Doug Liman (The Bourne Identity, Edge of Tomorrow) to take on their Marvel Comics movie Gambit (starring Channing Tatum), which is scheduled for October 7, 2016.
Rotten Idea of The Week
1. DISNEY HAS SCRAPPED ALADDIN PREQUEL GENIES
The upside to all of the live action movies that Walt Disney Pictures has been adapting that audiences and critics continue to really like most of them (Cinderella is Certified Fresh at 85 percent, for example). So, with this week's news, which can be interpreted both ways, there is something of a "bad news" angle to the idea of one of Disney's planned movies being scrapped. The movie in question is called Genies, which was to have been a prequel to Aladdin, showing how that particular genie ended up in the bottle. However, the news broke this week that Robin Williams' last will and testament had a 25 year provision preventing his likeness from being used in new films until the year 2039. And that appears to include Disney's plans for Genies, because "production on the prequel has halted." There will still be plenty of other live action adaptations of Disney movies in the years to come, such as The Jungle Book, Alice Through the Looking Glass, Pete's Dragon, Beauty and the Beast, Cruella, Dumbo, Mulan, Night on Bald Mountain, Pinocchio, The Sword in the Stone, and Tink, but… a corresponding movie for Aladdin probably won't be one of them.
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Love Depp!!
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Johnny's gay. Everybody knows that! 🙂
You and Dirty Dutch really have a problem with Depp, dontcha??? He's not gay, his wife is bi!!!
Hahaha! I like that in a woman!
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"Gnomeo and Juliet"…didn't see it…wasn't it awful?…and the lizard one kind of sucked too.
"…will be played by…Taraji P. Henson and Eddie Murphy (as his parents). It's not yet known if Eddie Murphy, who was also a friend of Richard Pryor's as a young comedian, will also be a character in the movie."
'cause right now he's just going to be in photos and referred to indirectly?
Try "It's not yet known if a young Eddie Murphy, who was also a friend of Richard Pryor's, will be portrayed."
(The answer would be No…they barely met during the 80's…nice things to say but that's it and the casting/description of the events…No)
Why would anyone agree to do box office poison like a gamergate movie, especially from the POV of a lying bully like Zoe Quinn. Nobody who plays video games likes Zoe Quinn. When you sabotage a charity event, attempt to buy favorable news with sexual favors, and ally yourself with other losers in the gaming industry like Sarkeesian and Phil Fish, you've automatically labeled yourself as a terrible person. And no, she was "harassed" isn't an excuse to defend her. Some internet troll acting like a troll isn't harassment. Other people act like adults and ignore them, people like Quinn cry at the UN because someone said something mean to them
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Box office poison? A bunch of butthurt GamerGaters will raise hell on the internet, which will lead to think pieces from Salon and Jezebel that generate free advertising for a movie that will have a female lead. If they make it inexpensively, it has a strong chance of at the very least being profitable.
In fact, it's kind of funny that the people who hate Zoe Quinn the most are the exact reason why she was notable enough to not only publish a book, but have it optioned and now produced into a movie. A movie that might star Scarlett Johannson. Scratch that, it's hilarious.
People assuming their view of the world is the default for everybody is exactly why GamerGate was a joke to most of the people who were even aware it existed.
"the year 2015 has seen much anticipation about which film director Richard Linklater will do as his follow-up"
Seriously?? His next movie is called Everybody Wants Some and is going to be released in April. That's been known for a long time now. Great research, guys.
💀 Bleacher 😺
Chloë Grace Moretz as Ariel, the Little Mermaid? This could be interesting…
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Mariah Carey's filmography is overwhelming rotten. So that story seems misplaced.
Better get somebody ugly to play Zoe Quinn. Woof.
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Q: How do I use / utilise the Assets.json file in the Themes directory? I am starting a new Theme from scratch and have a file called 'Assets.json' in the root directory.
It maps the LESS file from the 'Assets' directory to a CSS file in the 'Styles' directory - great.
Can anyone point me in the right direction as to how I can make use of this, as it's exactly what I want but can't find any information on how to use it.
Thanks!

A: The Assets.json file is a way to plug into the default gulp script that is provided with Orchard. This script is able to process .less files (and others) in order to generate minified and non-minified versions of scripts or stylesheets, and bundle your grouped assets. This way you don't have to create your own gulp file for each module, just describe the assets you want to be processed and it will do  it automatically.
It will also watch the files you described and re-process them when they have changed. The simplest way to use them is to copy-paste one from the core modules, and place them in your own module or theme. Then just run the main gulp file, or enable its support in Visual Studio. You can run npm install from the root folder for this.

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Clifton Hall er en befæstet herregård i landsbyen Clifton, Cumbria, England. Bygningen stammer fra omkring år 1400 og blev opført af enten Elianor Engaine eller ehndes svigersøn William Wybergh, og Wybergh-familien ejede det indtil begyndelsen af 1800-tallet.

Oprindeligt havde bygningen en H-form opført okmring en central hal, men i 1500-tallet blev der tilføjet et pele tower i tre etager, der gaver ekstra sikkerhed og samtidig fungerede som statussymbol for familien. I begyndelsen af 1600-talet blev der tilføjet en ny hal i sten på sydsiden af tårnet.

Wybergh-familien formåede at holde fast på Clifton Hall på trods af udfordringer under den engelske borgerkrig, men blev involveret i jakobit-oprørerne i 1715 og 1745; i 1715 blev ejeren William Wybergh bortført af skotke soldater, og i 1745, kort inden Clifton Moor Skirmish, blev Clifton Hall besat og plyndret af oprørstropper.

I begyndelsen af 1800-tallet blev størstedelen af Clifton Hall revet ned or at gøre plads til en ny bygning, og kun pele toweret er bevaret.

Det drives i dag som turistattraktion af English Heritage.

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Sanofi-Aventis awarded $38 million for blowing whistle on EpiPen maker
Friday, August 18, 2017 at 8:48AM
Richard L. Cassin in EpiPen, False Claims Act, Mylan, Sanofi, Whistleblower, whistleblower award
Big Pharma Sanofi-Aventis was awarded $38.7 million Thursday as its share of a $465 million False Claims Act settlement by Mylan for knowingly misclassifying EpiPen as a generic drug to avoid paying rebates owed to Medicaid.
Mylan Inc. and Mylan Specialty L.P. settled the allegations. They're both wholly owned subsidiaries of Mylan N.V., which is headquartered in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania.
The $465 million settlement resolved a lawsuit filed under the whistleblower provisions of the False Claims Act.
The FCA permits private parties to sue on behalf of the government and share in any recovery.
"The whistleblower in this case was the pharmaceutical manufacturer, Sanofi-Aventis US LLC. It will receive approximately $38.7 million as its share of the federal recovery," the DOJ said.
Paris-based Sanofi-Aventis used its U.S. unit to sue Mylan.
The federal government can intervene in False Claims Act suits brought by private parties.
"The government's intervention in this matter illustrates the government's emphasis on combating healthcare fraud. One of the most powerful tools in this effort is the False Claims Act," the DOJ said Thursday.
The settlement agreement (pdf) resolved allegations that Mylan wrongly reported EpiPen as a generic drug to Medicaid despite the absence of any therapeutically equivalent drugs. By doing that, Mylan was able to demand "massive price increases in the private market while avoiding its corresponding rebate obligations to Medicaid," the DOJ said.
Between 2010 and 2016, Mylan increased the price of the EpiPen by 400 percent. But it paid only a fixed 13 percent rebate to Medicaid during the same period.
Mylan knew its drug was not a generic, according to the DOJ.
Acting U.S. Attorney William Weinreb said: "Mylan misclassified its brand name drug, EpiPen, to profit at the expense of the Medicaid program. We will continue to protect the integrity of Medicaid and ensure a level playing field for pharmaceutical companies."
As part of the settlement, Mylan entered into a corporate integrity agreement with the federal government. The integrity agreement requires an annual independent review of Mylan's practices in the Medicaid drug rebate program.
The DOJ said Thursday the settlement resolved allegations only and "there has been no determination of liability."
The case was United States ex rel. Sanofi-Aventis US LLC v. Mylan Inc., et al., No. 16-CV-11572 (D. Mass.).
Richard L. Cassin is the publisher and editor of the FCPA Blog.
Article originally appeared on The FCPA Blog (http://www.fcpablog.com/).
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