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Aliens and Sapient Rag Dolls
Several of the trailers preceding "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" are more interesting than the film itself.
From the looks of it, I was too dismissive of "District 9" in my summer preview story.
The film is about aliens living among us, in ghettos, and the trailer has a documentary like feel that reminded me a little bit of Grace Lee's mockumentary "American Zombie."
It was produced by Peter Jackson, and directed by visual effects artist Neill Blomkamp.
Watch it below.
And another, simply called "9" is an animated film due in September, about sapient rag doll type creatures attempting survive in a post-apocalyptic parallel Earth, I think.
It was directed by Shane Acker, whose short film of the same title was nominated for an Oscar in 2006, and produced by Tim Burton and Timur Bekmanbetov, the Russian director of "Night Watch."
The "9" trailer is also below.
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Ok. Here is my current setup:
Head Unit: Pioneer MVH-P8200BT
Fronts: MM6501 Components
Rears: MM651 Coaxials
Sub: DB1040
Amp1: PA660
Amp2: PA330 (bridged, to the sub)
Prior to the MM's, I had the DB setup (DB6501/DB651) off the same PA660 amp, and I think I had it tuned to my liking, but I'm by no means an experienced tuner. So, I've got a few questions. Would it be better to use the crossover on the amp, or on the radio, or both? Currently, I'm using both, On the radio, I've got the HPF set at 120, and the amp, I believe, is set at the same. I know the MM's can handle more power than the DB's, should I also set the amp gain higher? On the DB's I've got it about 3/4 the way up.
Well, I guess thats it, for now! If anyone has any other suggestions or comments, I would love feedback, I'd like this system to sound as good as it possibly could!
Thanks Polk Community! Brad

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Perhaps you should seek the opinion of second gynecologist and see if he or she can figure out what's going on? Another thought would be to see a hematologist.
Hope you get it figured out soon,
J Clin Periodontol. 1986 Jan;13(1):27-32.
The occurrence of gingival brushing lesions during 3 phases of the menstrual cycle.
Niemi ML, Ainamo J, Sandholm L.
Since hormonal changes during the menstrual cycle may alter the vulnerability of the female gingiva, the present study was undertaken to investigate whether there are any differences in the number of toothbrushing lesions occurring during different phases of the menstrual cycle. 45 women of 20-35 years of age and with healthy gingiva were examined for overt signs of gingival laceration or ulceration. Such signs were recorded as a brushing injury. Dental plaque was assessed using the visible plaque index (VPI) and gingival inflammation using the gingival bleeding index (GBI). The examinations were made on the 1st day of menstruation (MD), on the estimated ovulation day (OD), and on the day with the predominance of progesterone secretion (PD). The examinations were made during 1-3 menstrual cycles for each individual; the study includes 78 cycles. No statistically significant differences were found between the numbers of brushing injuries on the 3 days of examination (MD, OD, & PD). During PD, a significantly positive correlation (p less than 0.01) was observed between VPI and GBI scores, but on OD and MD, the correlations were highly significant (p less than 0.001). A weak significant positive correlation (p less than 0.05) was found between GBI scores and the number of brushing injuries on the 1st day of menstruation, while during other phases of the menstrual cycle, no such correlation was found. The present study gave little evidence that the hormonal status of women could be of clinical significance in the development of soft tissue trauma from habitual toothbrushing.
Anon, I could not find any data about systemic coagulation factors varying during menstruation. There are local factors excreted from the lining of the uterus which tend to keep it from clotting during flow. However these are not systemic. The only other thing I can think of is capillary fragility--but I couldn't find anything about this and menstruation with the exception of this old citation (in German) where no abstract was given:
Thromb Diath Haemorrh Suppl. 1968;30:165-9.
[Purpura of the premenstrum and climacteric>.
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Stamm H.
I certainly would ask your ob/gyn or your regular doctor though! This may not help at all, but just so you know you aren't alone
A lit search at the National Library of Medicine site yielded only three citations on ibuprofen and bruising. Here is the most recent:
J Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2009 Oct;38(5):580-6.
Comparison of ibuprofen and acetaminophen with codeine following cosmetic facial surgery.
Chen T, Adamson PA.
Department of Head and Neck Surgery, Southern California Permanente Medical Group, Los Angeles, California, USA. email@example.com
OBJECTIVES: To compare the efficacy and side effects of ibuprofen and acetaminophen with codeine when given postoperatively following cosmetic facial surgery and to assess whether bruising is worse or the incidence of hematoma is greater when ibuprofen is taken postoperatively.
DESIGN: Prospective, double-blind, randomized trial.
SETTING: Accredited outpatient surgery centre.
METHODS: Study subjects received scheduled doses of either oral ibuprofen 400 mg or acetaminophen/codeine 600/60 mg four times a day through postoperative day 3. They recorded their pain level on a 10 cm visual analogue scale, as well as any untoward side effects, at scheduled times throughout the first 3 postoperative days. Severity of bruising was assessed on postoperative day 4. Any postoperative hematomas were managed and recorded.
RESULTS: There was no significant difference in pain relief or average bruising scores between the two groups. Subjects receiving ibuprofen had significantly fewer adverse side effects and were less likely to change medications than those receiving acetaminophen with codeine. None of the patients in either group developed a postoperative hematoma.
CONCLUSIONS: Ibuprofen 400 mg is as effective as acetaminophen/codeine 600/60 mg for pain relief following cosmetic facial surgery. Ibuprofen is better tolerated, with fewer side effects, than acetaminophen with codeine. Ibuprofen given postoperatively does not result in increased bruising or increased incidence of hematoma.
As you can note, in this limited study, no difference in bruising was found between Tylenol codeine and Advil codeine. Yet, it might be factor for Anon. Perhaps another reader has had increased bruising with these NSAIDS.
Again, thanks for writing and the excellent input.
Ladybug, if you have significant symptoms, perhaps your primary MD could do some coagulation blood tests. A hematologist MD referral can also be done if indicated. ...Thanks for writing about your similar experiences. Perhaps another reader will get a diagnosis and pass that information along.
Hope that helps I dont thinks its a bad thing too many women have these bruises and we are all still here.
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- In a large heavy pot, place chicken and water to cover. Bring to a boil and let simmer uncovered for 30 minutes, adding water as needed. When chicken is boiled and tender, pick all the meat off of the bones.
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F (200 degrees C).
- Open 1 can of cream of mushroom soup and pour into a small saucepan. Add frozen peas and carrots, water and chicken bouillon to taste. Simmer all together until the soup is smooth. Add chicken meat and mix all together.
- Pour chicken and soup mixture into one pie crust and cover with the other crust. Seal the edges and cut a small steam hole in the top crust. Bake in the preheated oven 30 to 35 minutes or until crust is brown. Yummy!
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A nice and easy basic recipe for chicken (or turkey) pot pie, except I did make some modifications due to our family's taste preferences. My family doesn't really care for the taste of mushrooms, and prefer the taste of the chicken to stand out more in our pot pies, so instead of cream of mushroom soup, I used cream of chicken soup, which also eliminated the need for bouillon, and used water in the quantity of 3/4 (three-quarters) of the empty soup can, which made for a thicker filling. Also, for a much faster and easier prep, I used 2 cans (9.7 oz) of Swanson's Premium Chunk Chicken Breast in water. I also added about half a cup of cooked diced potatos and a quarter-cup of sliced cooked carrots. I also added half a teaspoon of salt and a couple of shakes of regular black pepper. With all the filling ingredients already heated in the soup mixture, the only time it needs in the oven is long enough to brown the crust to your preference. This was a great success in our family and disappears fast when I take it to work for pot luck events. And it's so easy and delicious we stopped buying frozen chicken pot pies altogether.
Good basic recipe. I did make a few changes: substituted cream of chicken soup for the mushroom, added a variety of vegetables - thawed corn, green beans and chopped carrots, as well as the peas,and added some spices - garlic powder, basil, oregano, sage and pepper. It's great for using up leftover frozen vegetables and leftover chicken. Thanks!
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This was SOOO good! My family thoroughly enjoyed this one (and so did I).
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It sure looks like Erie County got a good deal on the contract it signed to install new artificial turf at Ralph Wilson Stadium. The Cheektowaga-based firm, A-Turf, won the bid, at $178,000, to replace the turf at the Orchard Park stadium. The work is being completed this week.
Minneapolis has been forced to replace the turf this offseason at the Metrodome, due to the fact the roof collapsed at the domed stadium last year. A turf replacement wasn't in the plans. But because so much water sat on the turf for so long, the turf had to go. The stadium authority in Minneapolis is paying $495,000 to have a Georgia-based company, Shaw Sportexe, install new turf for this season.
Of course, it's two different jobs, and the specifications and repairs no doubt are not exactly the same. But it's obvious Erie County is getting its money's worth.
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BRANSON, Mo. —
Phil Lilley is no stranger to the lakes surrounding the Branson area. He loves the lakes for their Ozarks beauty, outdoor activities and the people. And the fishing isn't bad either, he said.
"We moved here because we like people and like Branson," said Lilley, a native of Parsons, Kan.
Lilleys' Landing Resort and Marina, Phil's family-friendly resort and marina, has been his home for more than three decades.
"We settled on Branson because it has and had a family atmosphere," Lilley said. "My wife's parents and family vacationed on Taneycomo, and my family vacationed on Table Rock. We made many trips down to both lakes growing up and decided to raise our family in the Branson area. That's why we stay here."
Lilley and his wife, Marsha, purchased the resort from a Chicago couple in 1983. The operation was much smaller then, he said. The couple soon acquired additional land — and several children — and started expanding the operation, adding boat docks, family-style accommodations and other amenities. Several of the original cabin units, which were built in the mid-1970s, still exist today, although many renovations have been made.
Lilleys' Landing Resort and Marina is a family affair. Phil's son, Greg, serves as chief operating officer and works in the resort store. His daughter, Meagan, handles marketing and guest relations; Marsha pitches in where needed, and Phil's mom keeps the grounds clean and well-groomed.
And Phil does whatever else is needed.
"I guess I'm the manager," he said, laughing.
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For more than 30 years, Lilley and his growing family have hosted guests, offered advice to fishermen — novice and advanced — outfitted trips, suggested guides and developed many friendships.
"We've seen two and three generations of families grow up here," Lilley said. "Families who brought their kids here are now bringing their grandkids here. We have lots and lots of stories from the generations."
Some families have made Lilleys' Landing their summer resort destination for decades, he said.
"They stay here for weeks during the summer," he said. "We hear lots of stories about how 'Junior caught his first trout on a fly rod here' kind of thing. We've even had guests' kids born in the Branson area while vacationing here. We are just happy to be part of it."
Located five miles below Table Rock Dam and four miles upstream from the Branson Landing on Lake Taneycomo, Lilleys' offers the quiet of the Ozarks and White River Basin but isn't so far away that it's a long trek to catch a show or do some shopping.
"When you get here, you don't know that Branson is just two miles up the road," said Lilley. "When you get here, it's quiet and secluded. The lake's here, and there's a great bluff across the river. It's just beautiful. It's serene. We built a pavilion on the lake front, which serves as a place for folks to get together when they come down in the summertime. We still have an old, quaint river appeal to the resort."
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With hints of Moorish touches in its architecture and stark white paint, it stands out among the rest of the buildings on Flat Shoals.
The Madison, which opened in the 1920s, has been closed for decades now. And though occasionally I hear whispers of it reopening, nothing ever comes to pass.
The Madison's most recent use, sadly, was its auditorium, which served as a storage facility for mattresses.
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Human services funding was a major talking point Saturday during a public hearing before Fairfax County's delegation to the Virginia General Assembly.
About 70 residents and stakeholders gathered at Fairfax County Government Center to speak during the nearly four-hour hearing, advocating for programs including family services funding, the Northern Virginia Training Center and Medicaid expansion, among others.
Sharon Bulova, chairman of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors, kicked off the proceedings with brief remarks to state legislators. Bulova reiterated the county's need for transportation funding – money that many folks in Richmond don't think will arrive – and the restoration of the "cost of competing" salary assistance program that helps the county to attract and recruit teachers.
In Gov. Bob McDonnell's recently released FY2013-2014 budget amendments, transportation projects statewide would get $48 million from the General Fund, an unpopular notion with many legislators who believe General Fund dollars should go towards schools.
Furthermore, Bulova said the allocation wouldn't get the job done.
"In transportation, $48 million statewide simply does not buy very much," Bulova said. "Our fear is there will be no real solution."
Nearly a third of the speakers showed up to plead with the delegation to rethink the closing of the Northern Virginia Training Center (NVTC).
About a year ago, the Commonwealth of Virginia and the U.S. Department of Justice reached a settlement in a three-year case finding Virginia needlessly housing some individuals with disabilities in institutions. The settlement would close the center, which houses about 200 residents, by 2015.
Kenneth Gans, a McLean resident, has a son who calls the center home. Gans said he and his wife had struggled to find their son the proper care and that NVTC is a blessing.
"You're going to fix a problem by destroying a perfectly good place," he said, asking where he was supposed to send his son if NVTC closes. "It's madness. This is a bloody disaster."
Karen Schupak, of Ashburn, urged legislators to act and slow down the closure process.
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Kymberly Deloatche, a resident of Falls Church, spoke to legislators with her 9-year-old son, Charlie.
Charlie has Down syndrome, and Deloatche said her family needs to see Medicaid waiver reform in order for Charlie to keep receiving the care he needs.
Deloatche said she and her husband have been through multiple caregivers and nurses, but ultimately, Charlie has only had three total weeks of 24-hour care in the seven years they have been on the waiver program.
"It sounds crazy, and it is. My job and my sanity depend on your actions," she told legislators.
Other speakers asked legislators to look at Election Day reform, after long lines and wait times forced some Fairfax County residents to leave the polls without voting.
Helen Kelly, a representative for the League of Women Voters of the Fairfax Area, urged the delegation to consider no-excuse absentee voting and online voter registration.
"Our vote is our voice," she said. "Let's make sure Virginia's voices are heard."
Donald Joy, a parent concerned for his son's safety after the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., spoke to the delegation about stationing armed police officers at all Fairfax County public schools.
Gov. Bob McDonnell proposed such legislation weeks ago, but it was met with harsh criticism from many Virginia politicians.
The General Assembly's 2013 session begins Wednesday in Richmond.


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Ross Case didn't participate at Merion as it is shown on the ATP draw version, but who played there in his stead?
Parun is in the same pot as Fairlie. He was at the Davis Cup against Romania, so no, he didn't play Washington
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This is a table with the 1974 Year End players calculated with the rules I identified. They match exactly, except Vilas (probably because ATP missed Mottram).


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One of my key themes of 2013 is that the intensity of the smartphone bloodbath will continue to climb. To be fair that was also a theme I had in 2012 as well as 2011. According to IDC 219 million smartphones were shipped during the December 2012 quarter industry wide compared to 161 million in the December 2011 quarter and 180 million in the September 2012 quarter. Not only are smartphone sales growing, but smartphone volumes continue to take share in the larger mobile phone market. According to IDC's figures, smartphone accounted for 45% of mobile phone industry sales in the December quarter – up from 40.4% in the September 2012 quarter. Key smartphone winners in the quarter included usual suspects — Samsung and Apple (AAPL) taking the top two spots.
Yet as we're seeing at both Google (GOOG)'s Motorola business and at HTC, the smartphone business is a tough one. Motorola continued to be an overall drag on Google's profitability during 4Q 2012 given continued operating losses. Meanwhile, preliminary results show HTC squeaked out a modest operating profit of NT$0.6 billion on revenues of NT60.0 billion – that's an operating margin of only 1% for 4Q 2012. While that sounds "eh" a bit of context shows that HTC's operating margin was 7% in the September 2012 quarter. Now that's not a pretty picture and underscores the competitive pricing environment as well as the downward pressure on profits as smartphones migrate from the upper-tier price points to mid- and low-tier ones.
While there is much talk about the turnaround efforts at both Nokia (NOK) and Research in Motion (RIMM) we have to differentiate between smartphone shipment growth and operating profit generation. As an investor, I focus on a company's operating margins as it tends to paint the picture of the company's ability to generate profits after manufacturing, sales and marketing efforts, R&D and other overhead. As operating margins expand or contract so does EPS cash generation, all things being equal.
Not only will Nokia, Research in Motion and others have to contend Google/Motorola and HTC as well as Sony (SNE), Apple and Samsung vying for market share but two new players gaining traction according to IDC could pressure margins even further. Those two players are Huawei and ZTE, which took the #3 and #5 spot for 4Q 2012 smartphone shipments. While those two companies had respective market shares of 4.9% and 4.3% in the quarter, they were ahead of HTC, LG, Nokia, Research in Motion and a host of others. While Nokia, HTC and RIM shipped the third, fourth and fifth most smartphones during all of 2012, those three companies were absent from the top five for 4Q 2012. What helped Huawei vault into the top five for 4Q 2012 – according to IDC it was Huawei's emphasis on less expensive handsets.
With China becoming an increasingly important smartphone market as the U.S. and Western European markets see smartphone penetration mature, it likely means that we've not heard the last from either Huawei or ZTE. According to the Chinese calendar, in 2013, February 9 is New Year's Eve, marking the last day of the Year of the Dragon, while the 10th ushers in the Year of the Water Snake. The key point is that Chinese New Year is one of the most popular gift giving seasons in China and that likely means further market share gains for Huawei and ZTE in the current quarter.
Looking at all of this from a 10,000 foot view, its says that the competitive environment will only worsen in the coming months. While not a breakthrough revelation — many were already expecting this as Research in Motion looks to take back share with its new Blackberry and BB10 offerings as well as HTC, LG and other smartphone manufacturers looking to claw back share.
As an investor, I'm less inclined to invest in many of these companies for the long-term. Rather, I'm far more interested in the shares of those companies like Qualcomm (QCOM), Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) and RF Micro Devices (RFMD) that are poised to gain incremental share and dollar content as the industry transition to smartphones and tablets continues.
OF course Huawei and ZTE won't steal ANY of Apple's market share, just RIM and Nokia's. Makes sense.
I guess Huawei and ZTE's next target is Apple and Samsung next.
When now Dows and S&P have hit all time highs, there are barely any cheap stocks than Nokia.
Nokia which has come down 90% from its highest is a stock to consider,
because it is extremely cheap and the reward can be one of the biggest in NYSE for the future.
Nokia is a stock with great upside opportunity and why:
1) Nokia´s bankruptcy is already remote.
Nokia has increased net cash to about $5.7 billion.
Nokia´s worst loss has been $290 million a quarter in 2012.
Even with this kind of loss, Nokia could still deal by its own net cash for at least 4 years!
2) Nokia won´t have to deal with that kind of loss in the future and why
A. Nokia has cut cost expenses. The layoff in 2012 starts to be fully effective in 2013.
B. Now Nokia has to pay royalty to Microsoft, but Nokia has patent incomes.
C. Nokia has managed to make the important tough work for the basis of its new platform WP.
Nokia has already sold over 15 million Lumia phones up to date (9.9 million units from Lumia debut till the end of September 2012 + 4.4 million units in the last quarter of 2012 + January 2013).
D. Nokia has now a high end phone that can make "halo effects" and be compared to Apple´s and Samsung´s most high-end phone, the Lumia 920.
The demand of this phone is still high in many countries around the world. The 4Q12´s Lumia sales did not include the sales of Lumia 920 in many countries, such as India, Asia-Pacific, UAE, Latin America, and many other countries around the world yet, because the phone was arriving these countries only starting from January 2013.
Even in Europe, many countries start to get this phone starting 1Q13, for example the Netherlands announced the phone arriving in January.
And China Mobile received only first lot of Lumias 920T around Christmas, the second and third lot and further have arrived China, and the phone is still selling out.
E. China Mobile deal. When now, both China Mobile and China Unicom are subsidizing the Lumia 920 heavily, the 2-year or 3-year contract is starting from
0 or 1 yuan, and considering only less than 1/5 of Chinese people are using highest-end smartphones,
this will result into a huge number of 2-year or 3-year contract users for Nokia in China! Besides, 3G penetration in China is still very low, there is a huge opportunity there. Additionally, among the highest end phones, Nokia Lumia 920 is significantly much cheaper than for example iPhone 5 and Galaxy Note II. Nokia has an advantage in both the price competition and the biggest carriers´ backing in China!
F. Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN). During these few months NSN has won many 3G and 4G contracts in many countries.
According to NSN, they have network equipment that can boost the speed of 4G many times faster. This shows that, beside PureView camera technology, HD+ sensitive screen technology, advanced mapping platform HERE and City Lens, Nokia has also top innovations in building 4G LTE networks.
G. MWC is coming soon. There are still more to come from Nokia.
According to The Verge, Nokia will launch Lumia Eos (PureView camera phone), Lumia Catwalk (international flagship phone) and Lumia Laser (Verizon flagship phone).
According to CEO Stephen Elop, Nokia is also planning a lot of interesting things with Verizon.
Nokia is likely launching tablet as well, even with some loyal fans of Nokia around the world buying some of Nokia´s tablets, this will be a good gain for Nokia.
Nokia will launch more Lumia phones in the coming months to attract different consumer demands. More lower price-point,
mid-range and high-end WP8 Lumias are to come.
In 1Q13, beside Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 which are making their way to more markets and with better supplies, Nokia is also attracting the mass markets with budget WP phones Lumia 620 and Lumia 505.
F. Asha phones. Asha phones are now selling almost 10 million units a quarter.
Asha phones are affordable and competitive. Asha phones have now more and more smartphone features.
Apart from features like Facebook, Twitter etc. Asha phones
have internet access and access to thousands of Nokia´s most popular apps.
Nokia has also brought an app called "Nearby" into Asha phones. Nearby is almost the same as City Lens in Lumia phones which is exclusive and unique in mapping and location data.
There is still plenty of room for Asha phones to grow, because the price is competitive (cheapest android is right now about $100, while Asha is only about $70 without any contract).
Apart from the features and price mentioned above, there are important and good selling points in Asha phones against cheapest androids, for example 40 free most popular games!
Asha phones are still profitable for Nokia, because the OS is from Nokia itself, Nokia does not have to pay royalty for it.
3) While bankruptcy is remote, Nokia´s stock price is still heavily undervalued.
NYSE tech stocks are usually 2x book value, Nokia is still way much below that.
According to Morningstar´s valuation, the sum of parts of Nokia (NSN, Navteq, feature phones, smartphones and patent portfolio)
is worth much more than Nokia´s stock price right now, not to mention Nokia´s $5.7 billion net cash added to that value!
Two years ago NOK was still about $15, now the stock is only over $4, the reason is that the stock has been over sold.
Nokia is the most short sold stock in both Helsinki and New York! The shorts are still over 20% in Nokia´s total share number which is approximately 3.75 billion shares.
This is a huge number, considering Apple´s short interest is only around 1% and Samsung´s around 2%. When Nokia is here to stay, the shorts need to be covered and the stock will skyrocket from these levels.
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Note that Nokia is currently selling at 0.32 price/sales ratio. This means that if the company manages to restructure and return to normal profitability, the stock has the potential to become a 10x bagger (even from today's price levels) – assuming the market will value Nokia 3.0x sales like Apple or Microsoft. But even a price/sales ratio of 2, like Intel has, means a 6x bagger from these levels.
RIM's product offering is quite stale. This comparison needs to be revisited AFTER the BB10 launch this week
Great Achievement by Huawei .Another shock to Apple. Now people can Officially say that Apple in now facing its toughest competition in History. They need to come up with a Cheaper iPHONE in order to sustain its dominance . Apple insight and future outlook is given at


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October 16, 2011
The Wildcats end the season 19-8 overall and 15-1 in the PSUAC
WILKES BARRE, Pa. – Freshman Kelly Hebert (Wellsboro) notched 22 kills as the Pennsylvania College of Technology women's volleyball team defeated Penn State Scranton and Wilkes Barre Sunday. The Wildcats swept Scranton 3-0 and took Wilkes Barre to five. They end the regular season 19-8 overall and 15-1 in the Penn State University Athletic Conference.
Against Scranton, Penn College was dominant winning 25-8, 25-13, and 25-19. Sophomore Lindsay Moyer (Canton) led the team with eight kills while junior Alyssa Millard (Sayre) had the touch with 21 assists. The team totaled 26 kills and had nine aces.
Wilkes Barre proved the tougher opponent taking the opening set 25-19. The Wildcats came back with a 25-13 win, but the teams traded sets in the next two 13-25 and 25-11 to force a deciding fifth set. It was back and forth in the game with the Wildcats just edging Wilkes Barre 15-10.
Hebert had 18 kills in the game with freshman Courtney Gernet (Palmyra) adding 14. Senior Lyndsey Smith (Mechanicsburg) had 39 assists and junior Tara Powell (Burgettstown) led the team with 16 digs.
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Overview and MissionThe mission of the Museum Studies Program is to educate students as to the history of museums, the various aspects of museum work to include Administration, Collections Management, Exhibition Development, Education, Community Development, Tourism, and Fundraising. Also, the program strives to acquaint students with the opportunities and problems faced by museums and museum personnel, and to create career opportunities for students who might seek employment in a museum. Emphasis is placed on practicum experiences involving such basic museum functions as exhibition, curatorial research, cataloging, acquisition, community service, education and administration. Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, 'hands on' experience of specific collections, and a supervised negotiated internship placement. As a part of the degree students are encouraged to build a portfolio of project work to support future job applications. The program has close links with a number of important institutions both in the city and the region. Objectives To provide knowledge and training in the various aspects of museum work to include Administration, Collections Management, Exhibition Development, Education, Community Development, Tourism, and Fundraising. To provide an in-depth understanding of approaches to the documentation, interpretation, presentation and preservation of curated materials in museums. To provide practical training relevant to a professional career in the museum and galleries sector. To provide training in how to organize events, build volunteer organizations, and raise money through the community.


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This triangular pun refers to the city [1], the ride-sharing arrangement [2], and the medical syndrome.[3] Note that Liverpool, also a port city, has 2 major tunnels.
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- ^ Liverpool (UK) and its people, called "Liverpudlians".
- ^ See Wikipedia article on Carpool.
- ^ See Wikipedia article on carpal tunnel syndrome.