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Retrofit revisited: one year on
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18th March, 2011The Fukushima nuclear plant crisis appears less dangerous than the 1986 Chernobyl disaster – but the risk of radiation spreading wide remains more...
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Whenever a stock I own has unexpected good news or bad news, I sell half. The JNJ acquisition of Aragon, however you may read it, is an unexpected event which, if nothing else, will cost us a lot of money in litigation costs. Aragon, which was no threat until now because they didn't have the money to pursue clinical trials, is now in a much stronger position. On the upside, you can conclude that because JNJ was willing to pay almost $1 billion for a legally dubious version of Xtandi, they know that Xtandi is replacing Zytiga. You could be even more optimistic and read this as a gambit to set up an acquisition of MDVN. At the minimum, to demonstrate superiority to Xtandi in trials, JNJ is going to have to buy many millions of dollars worth of Xtandi.
I did that with ONXX--lost opportunity.
But what was the exogenous event that would cause you to sell ONXX? As I pointed out on the ONXX board a couple of weeks ago, the earnings estimates had been going steadily up for the past 60 days, while the stock price had actually gone nowhere. My basic thesis on ONXX was that Kyprolis would eventually replace Velcade and become a billion dollar drug. If that thesis had seemed in question, I would have sold. In the case of Aragon, I never expected it to be acquired by a major pharma. I expected that there would be some legal manuevering and that UCLA, not thrilled with the prospect of, in effect, suing itself, would force a settlement. So I sold virtually all of my shares and waited until I could guage the market's reaction. This decision was made easier by the fact that I had a lot of shares in an IRA, where there were no immediate tax consequences. I did not sell mt ONXX shares upon the AMGN offer announcement, since the documents said that the terms were negotiable, which I interpreted as meaning that the 120 offer was a starting point.
geez whiz mr bearpoop, look at what you missed out on...you short term traders never learn.
LOL...mr bear pumper jumping ship, now thats a hoot....how bout your side kick, durangodoodoo?
Loooool you suck, bout time you realizewd MDVN was an overpriced pig. When BearBleecker jump ships you know things are really bad, last of the rat pumpers to jump before the sheeple get fleeced
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It's so convenient to be able to reply to all of melonhead's pseudonyms at once. Thank you all for being here. As I posted at the time, I sold all but 500 of my MDVN shares immediately upon the JNJ/Aragon announcement - these were shares in my wife's account with a basis of $19. I had earlier taken profits in my own account and there is no reason not to take profits opportunely in my IRA, so I sold all the shares in these accounts at an average price in the mid-47's. And I did wait. Until later that week, when I bought back all my shares in the mid-45's. Yesterday, I added some more shares and now have more than I had pre-Aragon. As for who missed out on an opportunity here, melonhead/nostockgeniusss, who obviously had some cheap puts at stake, missed out on the best opportunity he/they'll probably have to sell them by sitting there, as usual, and hoping. In spite of the dire predictions he/they made, the stock is now about three dollars higher than it was pre JNJ/Aragon. Of course a lot of this is due to the excitement surrounding the AMGN offer for ONXX, another one of my foolish speculations. Incidentally, there was no way to know what the market's reaction to the JNJ deal would be, but after a week an intelligent investor would have been able to see that it was not taken that seriously.


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For those familiar with the Google Chrome browser, I'm looking for the feature which basically treats the address bar as a search bar when not navigating to a site. I would find this handy since it's annoying to have to navigate to Google.com first (which is the only option on the stock browser) or using the search widget. Is there a browser for that?
Dolphin Browser HD allows you to search google from the address bar, and it shows suggestions as you type. It doesn't explicitly say that it has this feature but I use it all the time. If you type something in the address bar that's not a web address and hit go it will automatically search, just like Chrome does.
What android version are you on? I've got eclair (on a motorola phone) and I can just type in the address bar to search. I thought it might be motoblur, but I tried an eclair emulator image and had the same functionality.
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Opera Mini places a Google search bar near the URL bar. This is not exactly what I was looking for but it's a potential alternative.


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Mar 23...Happy National Noodle Month...The Bean Noodle Edition!
Over a year ago
Crystal at The Modern Vegetarian – Recipes and Vegetarian 'n' Vegan Recipes
National Noodle Month is rolling around to beans today! Asian bean-based noodles are superthin snow white noodles known as bean threads or mung bean threads or cellophane noodles or glass noodles or vermicelli noodles or a giant stack of other names. On their own they don't really taste like anything but they soak up the flavor of whatever ingredients their mixed with so they rock with saucy spicy foods. Soak and cook them, or dryfry them for extra crunchitude! 😉
Crystal's got plenty of Asian recipes including this yumful bowl of bean noodles. You can always sub in rice noodles or any kind of Asian noodles or thin pasta, but seek the bean if you can! 🙂
Stir-Fried Bean Vermicelli
bean vermicelli
bean sprouts
Chinese dried mushrooms or shiitake mushrooms
fresh coriander leaves
garlic cloves or fresh ginger
vegetable oil
soy sauce
black pepper
Details and directions at Stir-Fried Bean Vermicelli
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Quick Tofu Noodle Soup with Bitter Gourd (or use zucchini)
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Scrumptious Japanese Ramen
Fried Noodle with Tempeh
Hokkien Mee with Tomato and Chilli Sauce
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Potato Kinpira
Potato Salad with Avocado Wasabi Cream
Soy Bean Sprout Pancake (Kongnamul Jeon)
Fried Wontons with Tofu Fillings
Curry Tofu Cubes
Where to buy the bean noodles? Check the Asian section at your store or find a local Asian specialty grocery store…that's the best!
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Eden Foods Selected Mung Bean Pasta (Harusame)
KA-ME Bean Threads (KA-ME Online Shop)
Buy from big stores online. (I usually use iherb or vitacost…then there's always megagiant Amazon.)
Eden Foods Selected Mung Bean Pasta (Harusame) at iherb
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[UPDATE] Cities, Centers, and Limits in Post-1945 American Literature (March 17-20, NeMLA 2016
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The graduate students of Cornell's Medieval Studies Program are pleased to announce their twenty-sixth annual Student Colloquium, which will take place on Saturday, February 20th at the A.D. White House. This year's colloquium will be focused around the concept of 'accessibility,' its connotations, and consequences in the medieval world. The Middle Ages are conventionally seen as static and hierarchical, marked by impermeability of social, geographic, and cultural boundaries. This conference seeks to foreground the dynamism and fluidity of the Middle Ages by focusing upon the points of access by which these borders were negotiated and blurred.
The Bane of Their Existence: Making Interdisciplinary Humanities Matter
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In an unpublished foreword to The Preserving Machine, Philip K. Dick lamented that "As a writer builds up a novel-length piece it slowly begins to imprison him, to take away his freedom." Dick, who has published five volumes of short fiction, argued that short-story writing allows for freedom, crisis, and action, in contrast to the stultifying process of novel writing. "It is in SF stories," he claimed, "that SF action occurs."
We are pleased to announce that the 33rd PSYART International Conference on Psychology and the Arts will be held at the Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne, France, June 29-July 4, 2016. The conference is sponsored by the PsyArt Foundation and the Université de Reims. Our host is the CIRLEP research department (Centre Interdisciplinaire de Recherche sur les Langues Et la Pensée).
The portrayal and interrogation of masculinity has formed an important part of period drama on the small screen since the 1960s. Given that the audience for costume drama has been traditionally largely female, however, this has tended to be overlooked in favour of a focus on the central female characters that were so key to televisual history in the decades that followed. As a result, even the male lead, by the 1990s, was important largely as a focus of the female (or homoerotic) gaze (for example, Colin Firth's Mr. Darcy). In recent years, however, new forms of historical fictions on television have begun to foreground and examine "maleness" in exciting new ways.
Sinister Wisdom: Honoring the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival
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I am one of the guest editors for a special edition of the lesbian arts and literary journal Sinister Wisdom, and I am hoping you will be interested in sharing this call for submissions and contributing to this important Sinister Wisdom issue that honors the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival. Please let me know if you need further information or have any questions.
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This roundtable gives instructors an opportunity to share innovative and interdisciplinary strategies used in teaching British and Anglophone literature and culture from the long eighteenth century. Teaching literature from the eighteenth century can be truly challenging, steeped as it is in culturally specific references, place names, and intertextual allusions to other writers, ancient mythology and the Bible. Syntax and vocabulary also pose barriers to new readers. The political, imperial, and colonial histories of the long eighteenth century are equally complex.
Twenty years ago, Gerald Graff mused in "The Pedagogical Turn" that the future of theory would be in its reapplication from literature to pedagogy. In the intervening years, theory may not have reorganized the literature classroom, but it has transformed critical thinking pedagogy. The work of Wittgenstein, Jakobson, Derrida, Lyotard, Foucault, and others who have informed literary studies has recently been drawn upon by Mark Weinstein, Michael Peters, Tim John Moore and others to shift instruction in critical thinking away from general (informal) logic, which assumes a transparency of language, to thinking as embedded in language and thereby governed by varying modes of reading and writing.
The colonial appropriation of indigenous place names has been an abiding concern of postcolonial studies. The severing of names from their semantic, grammatical, and linguistic ties within the native language and their re-contextualization within the language of the settler creates, in a variety of ways for both colonizer and colonized, a gap between the experience and meaning of a place and the name used to describe it, complicating the colonial boundary.
Writing (and) Affordability: Obstacles, Opportunities, and Writing Instruction
For this year's conference we ask writers, writing instructors at all levels, tutors, and researchers to consider the role of affordability in our practices. We welcome perspectives, strategies, and questions for approaching and understanding the role of "affordability" pluralistically—as both what is within one's financial means and what writing can afford (as in what it allows us to be able to do or manage). In the tradition of SUNY CoW conferences, we are interested in how these ideas apply to historical, contemporary, and projected-future practices of instruction.
For this year's conference we ask writers, writing instructors at all levels, tutors, and researchers to consider the role of affordability in our practices. We welcome perspectives, strategies, and questions for approaching and understanding the role of "affordability" pluralistically—as both what is within one's financial means and what writing can afford (as in what is allows us to be able to do or manage). In the tradition of SUNY CoW conferences, we are interested in how these ideas apply to historical, contemporary, and projected-future practices of instruction.
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Papers are invited for a panel on Lacan and Literature at the Northeast Modern Language Association (NeMLA) convention in Hartford, CT. 3/18-20 2016. Papers may be on specific literary figures like Poe and Joyce who Lacan explored, or consist of an in-depth analysis of Lacan's own writings and style. Lacanian analysis of works by authors not specifically examined by Lacan are also welcome. Please send an abstract or completed papers to https://www.cfplist.com/nemla/Home/S/15863
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There are few issues as polarizing at the college football ranking system. I believe seriously that it may regularly bring grown men to tears. It's nothing like the easy bracketeering of the Final Four in college basketball. My boyfriend is a Kansas fan (their football team, FYI, hasn't done this well since 1899!!), and I often hear him screeching about it. (It's not "strength of schedule" for all of you KU unbelievers.) Well, this age-old sports radio debate is migrating to TOTN today... and we'd love to have you weigh in, but please — keep it civil. (And listen for college football tabula rasa Ashley Grashaw at the beginning...)
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When Romney used compare contrast ads on the issues, the media called it negative campaigning. The debates allow only surface responses without time to explain the "how to" or the costs of an idea. As a 70 year old, I find it increasingly difficult to know the truth. Voting by emotion or pettiness is bad for our nation! The more powerful the machinery of campaigning becomes with media hype and forecasting, the less power for the people.
I have a playoff schedule already made up, but it won't fit here. I'll E-Mail it as an attachment if you give me a good address
Why do we need to "crown" a champion? Lets go back to the various bowls and let you sports "news" people like you fight it out in the press. Leave the rest of us alone....... But we all know its all about the money. If the few elite universities didn't make more money, it wouldn't happen.
Lets have a tournament, like basketball, for the top 64 teams by ranking (with some teams added by coaches/sportswriters) and let the best team win. Maybe we can do the Presidential race this way also.
Controversy, stirring the pot, and making people upset. There is no better way to energize the fans. Would anybody care if the rankings were exactly what you expected? No, you care because the ranking are "so messed up".
I was appalled at the substitute host's (Mike?) and guest's (Dave?) treatment of the woman who represented those ignorant of the BCS. They were condescending and overly punitive toward her when she asked questions about the BCS, which was what she was brought in to do. Mike and Dave sounded like fraternity brothers in their interaction with this woman. Was this really Talk of the Nation? Now, I know that they (and perhaps, other listeners) will tell me to relax, it was just a joke. I know it was, but please don't excuse sophomoric behavior with poor attempts at humor. I sincerely ask your host and guest to bring whatever dignity they have left to offer an apology to this woman for their poor behavior.
I believe a 16-team playoff would be great for college football. While the benefit of having a playoff outweighs any potential diminishment of the regular season (an appeal to fear), the fact is every game would still be important because teams would always be playing for the highest seed (and thus home field advantage), and ANY loss would almost certainly result in a lower seed. In fact, many regular season games would take on MORE importance for "bubble" teams competing for at-large bids.
It is a great shame that the powers-that-be are so provincial on this one.
I would like to echo Billy's comment above. I was appalled by the way this segment was set up. It oozed with condescending remarks. There are so many ways that this topic could have been framed to be educational to the "lay audience," as I understand is often your goal. Why on earth did you choose this one? (And did I really hear him jeer at the token ignorant female "What, what's a game?" "What, coaches?" and even "I mean, we could do some English classes after this too if you'd like."
I am a regular listener of Talk of the Nation podcasts and this segment was really disappointing. I hope such deplorable rhetoric does not appear again on this program - there's plenty of other places to find it if I wanted to listen to sexist, offensive banter.


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|2 Tablespoon, melted
1) In a blender container, blend together milk, water, eggs and egg yolk.
2) Stir in flour, salt, and melted butter and blend at low speed.
3) Take an 8-inch crepe pan and heat it over high heat.
4) Take off the pan from heat and grease it lightly with melted butter.
5) Pour 3 tablespoons of batter and rotate the pan to coat the bottom thinly with the batter.
6) Return the pan back to heat and brown the crepe lightly.
7) Toss the crepe and continue cooking till it is browned on other side.
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Calories 196 Calories from Fat 66
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Total Fat 7 g11.5%
Saturated Fat 3.8 g19.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
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Inspired by Utah's Delicate Arch and benefiting Moab Trails Alliance, the Moab Lock-On Grip from Lizard Skins reps the desert hard but is ready to ride anywhere. The rubber surface provides plenty of purchase whether you ride with gloves or bare hands, and the aluminum clamps keep the grips from twisting as you ride or slowly sliding off the end of your bars.
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These are a lot better than the stock grips my bike came with. I have larger hands and my stock grips were too thin. These feel like they have a little more girth to them. They also have a bit more squish and are a lot stickier than my old grips. Easy installation. And the anodized blue gives some bling. Gotta love the anodized colors that have been on mt. bike parts since the early 90's. ;)
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Got these grips again for the third bike in a row, still love 'em! This time I went with the red end caps which is a nice pop of color. To keep it low key the black end caps look great, I had those on my last bike.
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
As far as I'm concerned, grips are grips and they work if I don't notice them. I don't notice the Moab, plus part of each sale benefits the Moab Trails Alliance. Do your grips do that?
I do also like the the Extra Chunky ESI grips when not rocking gloves.
Too hard
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I didn't like the harder compound.
Great quality, just too hard for my liking.
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
With the stocks grips on my bike my hands would get sweaty and would slip a lot. I started wearing gloves but on hot summer days that would get uncomfortable quick. I decided to try these out and I'm really glad I did. They are super grippy even with sweaty hands. They are fairly soft but not squishy. I will definitely be gets more of these for my other bikes!
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Love these grips. I like a nice minimal/thin grip, but my big fat hands are a little too big to use the thinnest options out there. These are a great option for people with bigger hands who still want a fairly low profile grip. Soft enough to be comfy, but not squishy. And super grippy. As long as you find the right one for you, you really can't go wrong with lizard skins grips in my opinion. This is my third set of lock ons from them. Loved all three, only keep getting new ones for new bikes.
Update: Got a new bike this year, just ordered these same exact grips to go on it.
Great, flat grip that still keeps your hands comfortable while you hold on.
Frequent Mountain bike use, as well as commuting. Fit great on my handlebars, and haven't shown a slight bit of movement at all. Had them for about a month, love them!