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Egypt is a popular Arabic country that plays host to many tourists annually. The history of this north African country needs little introduction – almost everyone is familiar with the legendary pyramids, hieroglyphs and pharaohs that have left this nation with a rich archaeological heritage.
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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
I have Stage I breast cancer and was treated with lumpectomy and radiation. I tried tamoxifen for about 9 months and then stopped because I was worried about stroke and didn't like the side effects. I was diagnosed in November of 2002 and stopped taking tamoxifen by December of 2003.
All is fine, yet I went to the surgeon (he happens to be new, my original surgeon moved) and he asked why I wasn't taking Arimidex. Maybe he was just curious, but so my question is this: haven't I passed the window of opportunity? What percentage would I gain from starting it now and how long would I take it? It has been nearly 2 years [since I stopped].
Kevin R. Fox, MD, Assistant Director, Clinical Affairs and Associate Professor of Hematology/Oncology at the Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania, responds:
The benefits would likely be minimal. I wouldn't recommend it at this point. All the benefits of Arimidex are based on clinical trials in which the drug was generally started within three months of the diagnosis.
It is possible that the surgeon was thinking you may have or should have switched from tamoxifen to Arimidex back when you discontinued the tamoxifen. Regardless, there are no clear data to support the use of Armidex at this time point in your history.
Mar 24, 2011 - Women with breast cancer who take tamoxifen for five years appear to have a lower risk of recurrence or contralateral breast cancer 15 years after starting treatment as compared to women who take the drug for two years, and they may also have a lower risk of cardiovascular disease and death from a cardiovascular event, according to a study published online March 21 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.

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Andreas Weimann and Christian Benteke put Aston Villa ahead 2-0 in the first half before Fabian Delph finished off the scoring in the second for a 3-0 win over Rotherham.
Lee Cattermole will serve a two match suspension for picking up his 10th yellow card of the season in Sunderland's 1-1 draw with Hull.
Jordon Ibe has been ruled out for between 3-4 weeks after the Liverpool youngster damaged lateral knee ligaments during last Thursdays' Europa League game against Besiktas.
Christian Benteke's last-gasp penalty gave Tim Sherwood his first points as Aston Villa manager with victory over West Brom at Villa Park.
Saido Berahino's goal wasn't enough for West Brom as they went down to a last minute defeat at rivals Aston Villa.
Dame N'Doye returned to the Hull City starting line-up in Week 28 and made a major impact but couldn't power his team to victory as they drew with Sunderland 1-1.
A Sadio Mane late goal gave Southampton three points over Crystal Palace.
Jack Rodwell was in the middle of just about everything as Sunderland came from a goal down to draw 1-1 with Hull City at the KC Stadium.
Francis Coquelin is questionable for Arsenal's trip across London after suffering a head injury in a collision with Olivier Giroud in the 2-0 over Everton on Sunday.
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- The number of stateside students has more than doubled in the last 10 years, increasing to over 42,268 stateside in fall 2012.
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quote:Yep I agree with that. If this was supposed to be a shot at Auburn, it was a bad one. At least we got a championship out of the coach that put us in the crapper. What does Petrino have to show for his success? A Sugar Bowl loss.
quote:What Fans? I would have taken Gus in a moment which is why I support Auburn now.
quote:Ya'll in for a suprise, this dude can't recruit for shit,
quote:I heard on the radio a little while ago that Switzer (since he's from Arkansas) on the UA hire. He said (and I'm paraphrasing) "So I hear he grew up on a pig farm. Ok, I like that. Last thing I saw from him is that he hung 70 on Nebraska; that's good. He comes from that coaching tree that includes Bill Snyder and Fry; that's good. I heard he has a 27 year old wife... Ok, I'm sold."
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A real hub, the city of Frankfurt is not only a business center with trade fairs and exhibitions. There are many cultural and historical sites to visit and many green areas to relax, along with an excellent cuisine. Frankfurt is proud of both its modernity and history, having Goethe as its maximum exponent.
One of the original ways of discovering Frankfurt, the fifth largest city in Germany, is to board on the Hop On Hop-Off, a red double-decker bus, that runs through the main points of interest of the city and allows you to climb on and off in several places, though you may explore on foot the short distances between the various attractions. Start by making a real trip down memory lane and visit the house where the so called "Prince of poets" lived, the writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Here you may visit the library or the art gallery. Near the house is the museum dedicated to his life and work. The Town Hall, in Römer square, the Dom Cathedral, where medieval kings were crowned, and St. Paul Church (Paulskirche) located in the historical center are mandatory on your tour. On the banks of River Main you'll find the Nice Gardens (Nizzagärten), with its Mediterranean flora, or the Botanical Garden (Palmengarten) are true oasis in the bustle of the city, known for its huge skyscrapers. Go down Zeil Street and visit Eschenheimer Turm, a tower 47 meters high still belonging to the old city walls. To learn more about the history of the city, from medieval times until the bombings that destroyed it during World War II, are several museums, including the Historisches Museum. Be sure to try a "Frankfurter Würstchen" along with the traditional apple wine (Ebbelwoi).


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But seriously, what has Olga got to say now?
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- On October 29th and 30th, 2009, rock 'n' roll royalty held court at Madison Square Garden for what have been called "the best concerts ever," where "rock 'n' roll history was made."
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DOVER — Cathy Allen, a woman who was struck and killed by a motor vehicle near Chestnut and Third Streets more than six years ago, would have celebrated her 62nd birthday last Friday, just one day after the first of the two midblock crosswalk signs were installed at the site of her death.
Cote was hit by a car crossing the road at Chestnut and Third streets last summer and spent several weeks in physical therapy after suffering a number of injuries. After recovering, she began a petition to bring awareness to the crosswalk and to bring attention to the idea of a pedestrian push button at the crosswalk. "It isn't a push button," Cote said of the midblock crosswalk sign. "But the city said they were going to have a local engineer look into it and that is a good start." The push button, according to Cote, would force people to stop and get them into the habit of slowing down. "And it would be effective if the speed limit is reduced," she said. "People really do fly down this road." Cote said she had no idea how much awareness the petition would bring to not just the crosswalk where she and Cathy were hit, but to other crosswalks around the City. "The city was extremely responsive and prompt about everything," she said. "My city councilor (Edward Spuler) kept me in the loop about every thing every little step of the way. It's been great."
The midblock crosswalk signs were installed with the goal of slowing down drivers.
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Tenshi Nova wrote:Holy shit!
These are better than most of the things I've seen on the art spotlights.
Have any of your drawings been featured on one of the fan spotlights?
Do you mind if I use one for my profile pic?
Randori wrote:You may just be the drawer of child nightmares.
Very well done man.
Havoc wrote:Hey Maxgate, Glad to see you're still dropping by. Great job on the art. I really like the last picture with the witch girl (thingy), and the tree of teeth.
Tenshi Nova wrote:THAT'S LULU YOU UNCUL-ahem
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Swedish, along with other organizations, is facing some of the toughest economic times in recent history. The perfect storm of the recession and healthcare reform have redefined our financial environment for the foreseeable future to be our "New Normal." As a result, Swedish needs to find $200 million in savings over the next three years. The business decisions we will make as well as our SEIU contract proposals across all areas reflect this "New Normal" and its impact on our ability to remain financially stable.
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A lump in the abdomen is a small area of swelling or bulge of tissue in the belly .
Abdominal hernia; Hernia - abdominal; Abdominal wall defects; Lump in the abdominal wall; Abdominal wall mass
Most often, a lump in the abdomen is caused by a hernia. An abdominal hernia occurs when there is weak spot in the abdominal wall. This allows the internal organs to bulge through the muscles of the abdomen. A hernia may appear after you strain, or lift something heavy, or after a long period of coughing.
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Malangoni MA, Rosen MJ. Hernias. In: Townsend CM Jr, Beauchamp RD, Evers BM, Mattox KL, eds. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 46.
Turnage RH, Badgwell B. Abdominal wall, umbilicus, peritoneum, mesenteries, omentum, and retroperitoneum. In: Townsend CM Jr, Beauchamp RD, Evers BM, Mattox KL, eds. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 45.
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- JD, 1990, University of California, Berkeley
- BA, 1986, University of California, Los Angeles
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Professor McGowan teaches and writes in the areas of intellectual property (IP), antitrust and legal ethics. His research addresses topics such as antitrust policy in software markets, the implications of network effects for IP policy, legal problems associated with standard-setting organizations, open-source software development, and the elements of judgment students must acquire to develop judgment about practicing law.
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McGowan clerked for the Hon. A. Raymond Randolph of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. He practiced in San Francisco with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom and Howard, Rice, Nemerovski, Canady, Falk & Rabkin, where he was elected a director shortly before moving to academia. McGowan taught at the University of Minnesota School of Law from 1998 to 2005. He joined the USD School of Law faculty in 2005.
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McGowan was associate editor of the California Law Review and a member of the national moot court team at the University of California, Berkeley. He is affiliated with Durie Tangri LLP in San Francisco and is a member of the Order of the Coif.
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McGowan's publications include "Big But Brittle: Economic Perspectives of the Law Firm in the New Economy" in 2011 Columbia Business Law Journal 1 (with Lemley) (2011); "Some Realism about the Free Speech Critique of Copyright" in 74 Fordham Law Review 101 (2005); "Copyright Nonconsequentialism" in 69 Missouri Law Review 1 (2004); and "Legal Implications of Network Economic Effects" in 86 California Law Review 479 (1998).


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The College News Volume III. No. 22 BRYN MAWR, PA., APRIL 4, 1917 Price 5 Cents UNDERGRADUATE ASSOCIATION VOTES AGAINST SUBSTITUTION OF PREPAREDNESS COURSE FACULTY STAND BEHIND STUDENTS "PUNCH" MIRRORS WAR SPIRIT I FIRST PREPAREDNESS MEETING SHOWS UNANIMOUS SUPPORT President Thomas Speaks In Chapel President Thomas' address in chapel last Wednesday reads In part: I have asked you all to come to chapel this morning because there are some things we may well consider at this time when the greatest battle of all the world is being fought for Justice and freedom and all that civilization holds dear. Now that the President of the United States has called congress together to consider whether we too must take our part in this great struggle it seems to me it is espe- cially fitting for us to talk over what we are doing here as a college to foster the growth of liberal ideas. First of all I should like to assure you of our sympathy as a faculty with the wish of the students to try to prepare themselves to do what | they can do to help their country in this I time of need. . . . Women in muni-) tion factories, women telegraphing, worn-! en sending wireless messages, women creating by their labor and sending for-1 ward to the front supplies of armies, women physicians and nurses caring for the wounded, women driving ambulances behind the fighting lines are as important as the soldiers in the trenches. Every woman that does it frees a man for the front. B. M. Must Teach Liberal Thoughts "Now what are we doing at Bryn Mawr College to teach you freedom? I always think of you, and of all students properly protected in their academic j (Continued on Page }) OR. CRAY PRAISES CARTOONS That the English Punch reflects the war spirit of the nation and the changes which it has gone through in the last three years, was the point Dr. Gray em- phasized in speaking before the History Club last Thursday on "Punch in War Time" . The cartoons are noteworthy, he said, for their own cleverness, irrespec- tive of the captions added to them. Dr. Gray passed around copies of Punch during his talk to Illustrate his points and to call attention to the high standard of drawing. Both the cartoons and the jeuz d'esprit which they illustrate are usually far superior to those which appear in Life, he said. Some of the well-known artists who draw for Punch are Bernard Partridge, L. Raven Hill, and Frank Reynolds. IAN HAY SPEAKS IN FAVOR OF COMPULSORY SERVICE GLEE CLUB PERFORMANCE BETTER THAN LAST YEAR Satire of "Patience" Holds Attention ACTING INTELLIGENT AND FINISHED "Patience", a musical comedy, written by Gilbert and Sullivan In 1881. a aatlre on tbe school of the Aesthete*, which waa flourishing In Ixmdon literary society at the time. Sir �aginald Btinthorne. the fleshly poet, aatlrliea the Aesthetic leader. Oacar Wilde. <N>lonel Calverley......Helen B, Hunttlng '19 Major Murgatroyd.......Margaret 8. Cary '20 Lieut, the Duke of Dunatable. Theodoala Haynea "19 Officers of Dragoon Guard* ReulnnUI Iiunthorne____Prances H. Puller '19 A fleshly poet Archibald Groarenor.....Angela T. Moore '19 An Idyllic poet Ohorua of Office� of Dratcoon Guards The I�dy Angela____Margaret G. Hutchlna '20 1 The Lady Saphlr...........Rvelyn Wight '-'n Tbe !.ady Rlla ......Katharine L Clifford '20 The Lady Jane.....Dorothea N. Chamber* '19 I Kapturoua Maldena Patience, a dairy maid___Thalia H Smith '17 Ohorua of Rapturoua Maidens Hpr/Hally Contributed Since the Glee Club contracted the � pleasant habit of Gilbert and Sullivan three years ago, it is noticeable that each production Is an improvement on the pre- ceding. Although the satire of "Patience" is extremely personal and the interest chiefly academic its deservedly enthusi- astic reception Friday and Saturday nights last week shows that Its humour pricks deeper than the passing phase of' Oscar Wilde and the esthetes with their opposing school of platltudinlzere. "Patience" demands more intelligence than either "Pinafore" or the "Mikado" and this production was distinctly intelll- (CmMIbmmw m Pay* �) Author-Captain Against Volunteering Captain John Beith, of the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders, alias Ian Hay, author of "The First Hundred Thousand", who lectured at Bryn Mawr in February, declared absolutely, in speaking last week at the British Societies' Bazaar in Philadelphia, against the volunteer sys- tem of raising an army. "It sacrifices the best men for the worst", be said, "and will never prove successful. You In America should not make the same mistake that we across the water fell into. Universal service is the sole key to any military situation such as confronts you now. "And In many other ways our mistakes should work to your profit. England sent 20,000 skilled mechanics to bleed and die in the trenches of France when they should have remained at home and worked to keep the army on the continent supplied with arms and ammunition'*. Three things are essential for America to do as she is about to enter the war, Captain Beith pointed out�keeping suffi- cient equipment on hand, taking an Indus- trial census, and giving every man pre- liminary military training and service. One of the three essentials for prepar- edness that Ian Hay named, an industrial census, is now being taken. A census of technical men has been begun through the Bureau of Mines of the Department of the Interior. The Public Ledger states that 25,000 letters have been sent "to min- ing engineers, chemists, metal and coal mining companies, requesting the recipi- ents to state their qualifications and ex- perience and how and where in case of emergency they could be of most service to the country". Committee Appointed to Investigate The preliminary meeting of the Under- graduate Association, held a week ago yesterday, voted unanimously to do "all In its power to help In the cause of pre- paredness and to fit its members to be of service In time of war". Two specific motions were passed, to take over, at her suggestion, Mrs. Smith's card catalogue of student's possible re- serve training and complete it. and to authorize the chair to appoint a commit- tee to investigate the classes that might be given here, their probable cost, and other allied matters. The committee ap- pointed was E. Houghton '18, chairman; E. Dabney '19, M. Marquand '19, and M. L. Thurman '19. The committee was given two days for their work. A motion was laid on the table to the effect that lnterclass match games be given up to leave more time for prepared- ness work. It was thought that this mo- tion would have to be definitely decided by the Athletic Association. COLLEGES PLEDGE TO WILSON Signed by Heads of Eight Colleges ACADEMIC WORK NOT TO BE LIGHTENED .Students Do Not Wish Courses Abolished ACTION INDEFINITE AS YET The note signed by the heads of the eight largest women's colleges in the country speaking for their respective fac- ulties was handed to President Wilson on Saturday by his two daughters, Miss Wilson and Mrs. Sayre, both graduates of Goucher College. This note, pledging the colleges' loyal services in the event of war, was read in chapel on March 16th by President Thomas. It was signed by the heads of Barnard, Goucher. Mt. Holyoke. Radcliffe, Smith, Vassar, Wellesley, and Bryn Mawr. Etching Exhibition in Town Loaned by the Print Club The exhibit of prints and etchings shown two weeks ago at the Print Club of Philadelphia for members only Is now shown publicly at the Hale Building, Chestnut and Juniper Streets. It contains the work of Earl Horter, William Sim- mons, A. A. Blum and others. BUSINESS COMPETITION CLOSED F. Clarke and C. Holds Make New* Frances Clarke '19 and C. Hollls '19 have been elected to the Business Board of the News as a result of the competition which closed this week. They will not regularly come on the board until the end of April. The competition which began the end of February consisted In getting new subscriptions and advertisements. A cut will be made in the freshman edi- torial competition after the vacation. A majority of fifty-seven students ex- pressed themselves against the propoeed substitution of preparedness courses for -seven and a half hours of academic work in secret ballot at the Undergraduate As- sociation meeting lapt Thursday. These motions were both In the form of a sense of the meeting and were the result of the understanding that the faculty would be guided by a vote of a large majority of the students in the question of modifying the courses. E. Houghton '18, who reported for the committee appointed to Investigate what classes could be given at Bryn Mawr, first explained the conditions upon which the faculty were willing to substitute prepar- edness courses for academic work. There were four stipulations, that the under- graduates should be practically unani- mous in desiring It, that they should give up to It the time now spent In dramatics (except junior-senior supper play which is nearly completed) and extra athletics, that the courses should be registered and advised as usual, and that they should fol- low the line of work already taken and be along one subject only. Substitute Courses Offered Three courses which Miss Houghton said the faculty would allow substituted, were a course In farming which Dr. Gray has offered to give, one in weights and measures for those who have had minor physics, and one In colloquial languages which would fit a student to act as cen- sor. Other courses which might be taken in place of regular work are motor re- pairing, banking, dietetics and home care of the sick, a Red Cross course, and a course In emergency aid given by Miss Kingsbury, which would equip those who took It to do relief work with charities, the care of soldiers' families, and work shops. Mrs, 8mlth Names Alternatives Dr. Marion Parrls Smith, admitted to speak by a vote of the Association. stressed the fact that the question of pre- I paredness was one for the students to I decide. Whatever action they took, she said, the faculty would endorse. The two actions open to the students, she said, were to give up the possible seven and a half hours' work and substi- tute courses bearing directly upon pre- paredness under the conditions named, or to change existing courses to meet as far as possible practical. Immediate de- mands. Besides the courses already de- scribed, she mentioned wireless and te- legraphy for students majoring in science or for those who have had minor physics, and economics with some changes. If the regular work were given up for these courses. Mrs. Smith computed that between now nnd tbe close of college there would be 62 hours to spend solely on preparedness. � rvaftaar-J �a Pay* aj
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What Would Ryan Lochte Do? It's the question on the lips of babes — and I don't mean tiny babies, my friend. In a truly head-scratching move (even for them), E! has given the 11-time Olympic Medalist, swimmer Ryan Lochte a show. About all the things he does when he's not in the pool. Like, eat food, talk to his family, talk to his friends, and go out to bars. It's a real warzone out there for a doesn't-call-himself-a-player (he just doesn't have to try). And he wants you all to know all about it — all of it. Every single mouth-gaping-say-wha moment, exposed in all its banally-goofy glory.
Luckily for those who miss the early days of celeb-centric reality (think Newlyweds with Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey — also, who are you?), that void of goofy, over-the-top stupidity (USA! USA!) has been filled by Lochte — and he straddles a great divide. He is the walking embodiment of a frat bro stereotype without the awareness. You cannot really call Lochte a douchebag because that would require some sort of higher analytical thought process that he really, really doesn't have: he's just being himself. Sort of charmingly clueless, but not wholly appealing since he's also totally cocky.
Never was this duality more clearly seen than when Lochte discussed his hot-to-trot dating life. The 28-year old college student at the University of Florida in Gainsville, is both desiring the conquest and to be conquered: he's ready to settle down... but not soon, evidenced by his heavy dating habit. At one point he looks genuinely perplexed by his sister's horror over the fact that he takes all of his dates (in a gossipy college town) to the same table at the same sushi restaurant.
And yet the question remains: What would Ryan Lochte do? Well, he would...
- Play flag football.
- Make fun of and prank his little brother/roommate Devon.
- Have fun.
- "Eat, sleep, swim."
- Not wear his shirt much.
- Ask, in earnest, the question: "What is a douchebag? What's the definition of it? Like, I really don't know what it means. Do you know?"
- Want to "turn it up tonight!"
- Tell a ballet dancer that she doesn't know how to dance when she stands on her toes.
- Really ensure that he will "Turn it uuuuuuuuuuuup!"
- Not consider himself a player. Or know what the definition of the word is, really.
- Not remember how many Olympic medals he's won even though he only went to the Olympics twice.
- 30 - 45 minutes of "straight abs."
- Go bowling with his family at a place called "Splitz."
- Tear up at the mention of his family supporting him at the Olympics (aww, OK, we'll give you that one, Lochte).
- Be called "some kind of idiot or something" by his sister.
- Date a girl who's never eaten sushi before, or know what a wonton is.
- Talk about shoes.
- Tell the world his favorite movie is What Women Want. (Because the world wants us all to be happy.)
- Declare "If I could read women's minds, I'd be king of the world."
- Take all of his dates to the same table at the same sushi restaurant. Every time.
- Wear a shirt (it did happen!) that says "Listen to Ryan Lochte."
- Pretty much do anything. Because he wouldn't know any better. And he doesn't understand the question.
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Muscle aches and pains are common and can involve more than one muscle. Muscle pain also can involve ligaments, tendons, and fascia, the soft tissues that connect muscles, bones, and organs.
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Muscle pain is most frequently related to tension, overuse, or muscle injury from exercise or physically-demanding work. In these situations, the pain tends to involve specific muscles and starts during or just after the activity. It is usually obvious which activity is causing the pain.
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Muscle aches from overuse and fibromyalgia often respond well to massage. Gentle stretching exercises after a long rest period are also helpful.
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Be sure to get plenty of sleep and try to reduce stress. Yoga and meditation are excellent ways to help you sleep and relax.
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Brinker MR, O'Connor DP, Almekinders LC, et al. Physiology of injury to musculoskeletal structures: 1. Muscle and tendon injury. In: DeLee JC, Drez D Jr, Miller MD, eds. DeLee and Drez's Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2009:chap 1, section A.
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RPX Corp's Dividends Per Share for the three months ended in Dec. 2014 was $0.00.
The growth rate is calculated with least square regression.
RPX Corp's Dividend Payout Ratio for the three months ended in Dec. 2014 was 0.00. As of today, RPX Corp's Dividend Yield is 0.00%.
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1. Dividend Payout Ratio measures the percentage of the companys earnings paid out as dividends.
RPX Corp's Dividend Payout Ratio for the quarter that ended in Dec. 2014 is calculated as
Dividend Payout Ratio | = | Dividends Per Share (Q: Dec. 2014 ) | / | Earnings per Share (Q: Dec. 2014 ) |
= | 0 | / | 0.168 | |
= | 0.00 |
2. Dividend Yield measures how much a company pays out in dividends each year relative to its share price.
RPX Corp Recent Full-Year Dividend History
Amount | Ex-date | Record Date | Pay Date | Type | Frequency |
RPX Corp's Dividend Yield (%) for Today is calculated as
Dividend Yield | = | Most Recent Full Year Dividend | / | Current Share Price |
= | 0 | / | 14.23 | |
= | 0.00 % |
Current Share Price is $14.23.
RPX Corp's Dividends Per Share for the trailing twelve months (TTM) ended in Today is $0.
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Dividends Per Share, Dividend Payout Ratio, Dividend Yield, 5-Year Dividends Growth Rate
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This spacious rattan hamper looks great in any nursery with its versatile white finish and simple style.
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What have you to tell about that?
Highly respected greeeney2 asked me earlier what I was doing in the Untied States.
My great-grandparents came here in 1923 right after the Ottoman Empire fell. They were from Turkish upper class and it wasn't safe for them to stay in new Republic of Turkey. So after the Sultanate was abolished our family had to divide so that they could get safely abroad. My great-granduncle went to Europe. And his brother, my great-granddad went to the American Dream. So I could call U.S.A. my home. But I was brought up as a faithful mu'min. We speak Turkish at home. And Islam doesn't distinguish what land you belong. All in all my family lives here and even got a modest business here. But I travel a lot visiting others of my kinfolks all over the world. And this recent anti-Muslim hysteria going on in America and in Europe much upsets me. My family survived Depression and my granddad was a volunteer during the WW II. And when FBI officer comes to my house and behaves as if he came to some illegal gang of swindlers, and spits on the floor my wife just washed, and talks to me as if I were some kind of arrant criminal, I don't know what to think then. He might have got wrong information. He might be just another mu'min hater. Thankee him, he apologized before he left my house. But that was rather humiliating. It turns out that any mu'min has been suspected as a criminal or a terrorist in this country. What about my right to be presumed innocent?
By the way try to ask any Black Muslim why he doesn't live in Africa. You yourself brought their ancestors as your slaves in 17 century. They suffered from the Segregation. And police can detain any of their children because of unfounded "suspicion of drug sale" right in the school.
On the one hand this country is our birth-place. But now it treats us as if we were intruders here. Can't blame those mu'min who refuse to honor American flag and anthem. I myself don't feel at home here any more.


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