Congrats to you and your team, Craig!

Six. Six weeks after resubmission. But five weeks after today: Sept. 26, 2025.

So good, and it never gets old. He asked three people to come make a record, they all said yes, and they all aced the assignment. He had ten songs, and there are no outtakes. Lightning in a bottle. web.archive.org/web/20250208...

John Hiatt was living month-to-month when he signed with A&M in 1987. He made 'Bring the Family' in four days, bunking at a Holiday Inn with his three band members, Nick Lowe, Ry Cooder and Jim Keltner. Two years later, Bonnie Raitt's cover of "Thing Called Love" made him a wealthy man.

Fab. And you don't have to be a Bay City Rollers fan to love a song about going to see them play -- with their real names in the lyrics: www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKKE...

Those are all staples in this household. (Look how much we love Nick.)

Good question, and it's good to see activity in the vaccine arena, especially 10-figure M&A.

I can't speak to Sanofi's risk calculus, but the pharma did say the deal allows it “to offer increased physician and patient choice in RSV and hMPV by adding a non-mRNA vaccine to its pipeline.”

And here's our story on Merck/Verona. The pharma gets a drug with multibillion-dollar potential, a first-in-class therapy for a large indication with plenty of unmet need. The deal is also a morale boost for the U.K. biotech arena, with potential to recycle talent back into the sector.

Here's my 2022 story about SpliceBio, from the time of its series A. The company uses engineered inteins to reassemble large proteins in vivo after they're delivered via separate AAV vectors: www.biocentury.com/article/6422...