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As news of our NCI Cancer Center designation was making headlines this year, you may have heard about Markey Cancer Center's track record and progress fighting cancer in Appalachia.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (March 6, 2014) — University of Kentucky faculty and students are invited to share their latest work in cancer research by submitting abstracts and attending Markey Cancer Center Research Day on May 22, 2014.
For the fifth consecutive year, the Singletary Center for the Arts will play host to a daylong event that showcases the work of cancer researchers from all disciplines at the University of Kentucky. Last year, Markey Research Day featured 142 posters and more than 350 attendees.
This year, Nobel Laureate Dr. Harold Varmus, director of the National Cancer Institute, will present the Susan B. Lester Memorial Lecture. As always, UK Markey Cancer Center Director Dr. Mark Evers will present the "State of the Cancer Center Address."
Those interested may register and/or submit abstracts online. Deadline for the call for abstracts is Monday, March 17.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (March 3, 2014) — UK Women's Health Obstetrics & Gynecology has added an oncofertility specialist to its team. Dr. Leslie A. Appiah joins UK HealthCare as a board-certified gynecologist with expertise in oncofertility and fellowship training in pediatric and adolescent gynecology. Dr. Appiah brings five years of experience from Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, where she served as director of oncofertility and fellowship director of pediatric and adolescent gynecology.
Appiah will serve as director of oncofertility at UK. She will work closely with subspecialists in reproductive endocrinology and infertility, the Markey Cancer Center and Kentucky Children's Hospital. Appiah and her team will collaborate to preserve the fertility and reproductive health of pediatric, adolescent and adult cancer and blood disorder patients of all genders.
Dr. Appiah attended medical school at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. She completed her residency in OB-GYN at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore and a clinical fellowship in pediatric and adolescent gynecology at Texas Children's Hospital. She has received several teaching awards including the Johns Hopkins Excellence in Teaching Award.
Dr. Appiah's interests include fertility preservation, minimally invasive surgery, congenital anomalies of the reproductive tract, hormone replacement therapy and endometriosis.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (March 3, 2014) -- Ann L. Coker, professor at the University of Kentucky College of Public Health and College of Medicine, is the recipient of a Visionary Voice Award, a national award that recognizes the creativity and hard work of individuals who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to end sexual violence. The award is sponsored by the National Sexual Violence Resource Center.
The award was presented to Coker by the Kentucky Association of Sexual Assault Programs (KASAP) at their Sexual Assault Awareness Month Awards Dinner on Feb. 26, 2014. The event followed a ceremony at the Kentucky State Capitol proclaiming March as Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Coker says that she shares KASAP's vision that preventing sexual violence is possible and that public health approaches can play an important role.
"We are evaluating the first statewide, randomized intervention trial in 26 high schools across Kentucky," she said. "The intervention, Green Dot, is a bystander–based program to increase awareness of sexual violence and dating violence and empower high school students to safely and effectively intervene with their peers to change attitudes and behaviors and thereby reduce risk of violence. I am honored to have the opportunity to be a partner in this important research. Working on this project clarifies the importance of rigorous public health training and matched with the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others."
KASAP Executive Director Eileen Recktenwald says that it's becoming easier for people to talk about sexual violence, and that is making a difference. "It's gotten a lot easier to talk about, because – from the White House down – we are seeing a straightforward response to the problem," she said.
Coker joined UK in 2007, when she became the inaugural Verizon Wireless Endowed Chair in the UK Center for Research on Violence Against Women. She is nationally recognized as an expert on the effects partner violence on women's health. Coker has worked extensively in the field of women's health, particularly in areas of intimate partner violence, interventions to reduce the risk of violence that impact both men and women's health, women's chronic diseases, and reproductive and sexual health. Among other projects, she is currently investigating whether violence against women results in disparities in cancer care for women.
The Kentucky Association of Sexual Assault Programs is the coalition of Kentucky's 13 Regional Rape Crisis Centers. The representatives of each of the 13 Rape Crisis Centers make up KASAP's board of directors. Since it was established in 1990, KASAP has served as a central point of contact on sexual violence issues in Kentucky. KASAP provides technical assistance to member programs and other professionals, advocates for improvements in public policy, fosters coalition building among members and those with common concerns, and promotes prevention and public awareness regarding sexual violence and related issues.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (Feb. 21, 2014) — The University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy and Markey Cancer Center announce the creation of the Center for Nanobiotechnology, which will be led by Peixuan Guo, UK's William S. Farish Fund Endowed Chair in Nanobiotechnology.
Nanotechnology is the development and engineering of devices so small that they are measured on a nanometer scale. Nanoscale devices can work as parts of body organs, tissues, and drug carriers to interact with biomolecules on both the surface and inside cells. Because they have access to so many areas of the body, they have the potential to detect diseases and deliver treatments in newer and more effective ways.
The newly-established center will bring together biomedical experts working in nanobiotechnology in UK's Colleges of Pharmacy and Medicine. All faculty with research interests in nanobiotechnology, such as nanoscale biomaterials, nanobiomechanics, nanomedicine, nanodrug delivery, nanoimunology, nanophotonics, biomolecular imaging, micro- and nano-scale biosensors, biochips, and RNA nanotechnology, are invited to engage with the center.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (Feb. 20, 2014) – How would you react if you'd just been told you have cancer?
"You freak out," said 57-year-old Tony Stone, a current patient at the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center. "You don't know what to do."
Stone, who hails from Liberty, Ky., came to Markey last fall after getting diagnosed with stage IV throat cancer at a local hospital. The diagnosis came just six months after he retired from a long career – 36 years – as an iron worker.
The timing wasn't just poor because it put an end to Stone's well-deserved break – it also meant a serious blow to his finances. Stone had elected to forego health insurance upon retirement because he couldn't continue to afford the $900/month payments without his job.
Faced with what seemed like insurmountable expenses and a terminal disease, Stone made the initial trip to Markey on a friend's recommendation. Though he knew to expect top-of-the-line medicine and treatment from the cancer center, he hadn't expected the other aspect of cancer care he would receive at Markey – the emotional and personal support from Markey's Psych-Oncology Services team.
Located on the third floor of Markey's Whitney-Hendrickson building, the Psych-Oncology team is devoted to providing much-needed assistance to Markey's patients. Every day, financial counselor Michele Ratcliffe, clinical dietitian Rachel Miller, American Cancer Society patient navigator Melanie Wilson, oncology social workers Jenny Delap and Angie Pennington, and licensed clinical social worker Joan Scales meet with new and ongoing patients to assess their needs on a more personal and emotional level.
In general, research shows that hospital patients who receive counseling and support for psychosocial distress have reduced hospitalizations, length of stays, physician visits, emergency department visits, and prescriptions. Markey's Psych-Oncology team was assembled specifically to deal with the non-medical "side effects" of cancer – while oncologists, radiation medicine specialists and surgeons can recommend and perform specific medical treatments, this team focuses on fixing the everyday stressors that may impede a patient's ability to get the full benefits of their medical care.
"The question we focus on is 'What are the tangible, basic needs that we can get for the patient?'" said Delap.
For many patients, those needs includes assistance with paying for medication, getting insurance, creating a living will or an advanced directive, help with transportation or lodging costs, or referrals to national programs that may offer further assistance.
In Stone's case, it first meant help with his finances – Delap helped him apply for disability and insurance coverage to help pay for the 35 radiation sessions and three rounds of chemotherapy he endured.
Because of the location of his cancer and subsequent radiation – the head and neck area – Stone was unable to physically eat his food during and following treatment, and a feeding tube was placed in his stomach. And that's where Miller came in. As Markey's dietitian, her job is to ensure that patients are getting the nutrition they need to stay strong through their treatments.
During her visits with patients, Miller counsels patients on what specific foods they should eat, how often to eat, and how to make foods taste better during chemotherapy (which can affect the taste buds, making previously appetizing foods seem bland or have an undesirable taste). Or, for patients like Stone, how to use the feeding tube and what to put in it for optimal caloric intake.
"Staying nourished can become a chore during cancer treatment, especially for patients who have lost their appetites or don't feel well enough to eat," Miller said. "It's a catch-22, because you need to be fully nourished at the same time that you feel the least like eating."
Sometimes, a patient's needs are even more basic. Wilson, who is Kentucky's only American Cancer Society patient navigator, said the first thing she was able to do for Stone was get him a bandanna to cover his head as his hair began to fall out. She often fulfills similar cosmetic requests by procuring wigs and other head coverings, or by referring patients to the ACS's Look Good... Feel Better program, which is facilitated on site by a licensed cosmetologist and helps patients combat the appearance-related side effects of cancer treatment. Additionally, she makes patient referrals to a variety of services that can assist with funding transportation or lodging during treatment.
Wilson has fulfilled some unique requests in her time at Markey – including making sure that an out-of-town patient's dog was taken care of during a long stay at the cancer center – but she says that any little thing she can do to help ease the patient's mind during their time at Markey is worth it.
"It may not seem like much, but it's one less thing for them to worry about," she said.
But perhaps the most important thing the Psych-Oncology team offers is the simplest of all – an ear to listen. Collectively, the team agrees that they provide an opportunity for patients to talk about their individual situations with no judgment, and to make requests or ask questions that they might feel uncomfortable asking of their physicians or nurses. Both Delap and Pennington note that they make an estimated 35-40 contacts per week – they regularly check in through in-person visits, texts, and phone calls to make sure the patients are continuing to get what they need on every level throughout the treatment process and beyond.
"We get to know certain patients really well," Delap said. "We provide an outlet for them, an extra person to lean on during a hard time."
It was that level of personal support that made all the difference for Stone, a self-described "tough guy" who found himself initially overwhelmed by his grim diagnosis.
"They've been there for me when I was scared out of my mind," Stone said. "You just don't find this kind of caring people out there in the world… it takes a special kind of person to do this."
For more information on the services and programs provided by Markey's Psych-Oncology team, please contact supervisor Joan Scales at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Every year I receive numerous news releases about new products on the market that are intended to be of interest to sportsmen. Sometimes the "new" products are an improvement of an older version, but every year brings a few new and interesting items too. I've chosen to share a few of my favorites with you during this Christmas shopping season.
It should be remembered that it doesn't matter how innovative or interesting a product might be if a person has no need for it and doesn't utilize it. However, as I believe most sportsmen will readily attest, there is nothing better than a good product that is useful and is the subject of envy among fellow sportsmen. With that in mind, here are a few items that passed my "interest" test. I've included manufacturers claims on all items and selected a few for personal observations.
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Take One Minnow Trap
The company line: "The 'Take One Minnow Trap' was designed to help all fishermen bait his hook faster. The Take One Minnow Trap is sure to revolutionize baiting your hook and will eliminate using a net or submerging your hand into the water to acquire a minnow. Guaranteed to give you one minnow every time, we believe this tool is an absolute must-have for the occasional, avid or professional fisherman. On those cold days, your hands will stay warm and the amount of water on your hands will be reduced to drops. No more chapped hands!"
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This product performs as claimed, even better. Simply lean the Take One Minnow Trap against the side of a minnow bucket and pull it out when a minnow is needed. There will be a minnow in the tube every time.
I've used the Take One during winter fishing at the Tailrace. It eliminated the dreaded wet hands that usually occur when getting a minnow out of cold water. Keeping hands virtually dry was great! By attaching a short lead to one end of the Take One, it can easily be retrieved should it tip over in a minnow bucket or live well.
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This is the first collection of the popular comic strip that features Calvin, a rambunctious 6-year-old boy, and his stuffed tiger, Hobbes, who comes charmingly to life. Synopsis:Online:gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/ About the AuthorBill Watterson is the creator of Calvin and Hobbes, one of the most popular and well-regarded cartoon strips of the twentieth century. Calvin and Hobbes appeared in newspapers from November 1985 until Watterson's retirement in 1996.
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Jury reaches verdict in Michael Jackson trial
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A jury reached a verdict Monday in the involuntary manslaughter case against Michael Jackson's doctor. Court officials said it would be read at 1 p.m. PST.
During the six-week trial, prosecutors depicted Dr. Conrad Murray as a reckless physician who abandoned Jackson while he was under the effects of the powerful anesthetic propofol on June 25, 2009.
Attorneys for the Houston-based cardiologist countered that Jackson was addicted to the drug and self-administered the fatal dose when Murray left his bedroom.
Murray agreed to become Jackson's personal physician as the singer prepared for a series of comeback concerts in 2009.
Murray did not testify during the trial but previously acknowledged to police that he gave Jackson propofol and other sedatives on the morning the singer died.
The seven men and five women who hold the fate of Murray in their hands are a diverse cross-section of Los Angeles, people of varying ethnicities from different towns who might never have met if they had not been thrown together in the jury pool.
They are white, black and Hispanic, mostly middle-aged and live in an assortment of suburbs in the Los Angeles urban sprawl. Most have children and some have grandchildren.
They include a professor, postman, bus driver, actor and movie animation supervisor.
The panel was in its second day of deliberations when it reached the verdict.
Murray has pleaded not guilty to one count of involuntary manslaughter after prosecutors accused him of administering a fatal dose of propofol to the King of Pop.
The jurors, who were engaged by all the details of the case, were likely methodical in their deliberations.
Nine of them have prior jury experience and one woman, a native of Spain, has served on five juries, all of which reached verdicts. She was once a jury forewoman.
A woman who has worked as a paralegal for 30 years is serving on her first jury and appeared enthralled.
They knew about the involuntary manslaughter charge against Murray before they came to court and most of them know Jackson's music. A few said they were fans and one, the video animation specialist, said he had some interaction with Jackson when the singer was making the video, "Captain EO."
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That's the thing with people like you. You think you are entitled to be rude and be vague about your disappointment when in actuality Ghostcrawler is in a good position to not listen to you. If you twittered him this. He'd probably lol at how you really can't be constructive. Really it's just rude fluff thrown at the poor guy. I liked him and people need to realize.
Yelling "I HATE HIM RAWR11" Isn't going to make a guy go "Hmm...ok that wasn't a good game mechanic, perhaps something else."
And before anyone says anything, I didn't agree on everything I said but I respected his decision. He doesn't like flying mounts, I do. So really if anything this expansion or rather WoD would seem to imply he would stay(Lack of Flying mounts in 6.0 in Draenor. One would think he would stay. No, I believe this is the old fashioned him choosing to leave.
My opinion is that he was fired too. GC did lose 5M subs since he took the helm, that's hardly anything but full on failure.
Well, you are wrong. He wasn't fired but like he said, the Internet will try and be a detective.
He is either fired or not. And he isn't.
Why not? Because he says he isn't fired.
Because he is still working at Blizzard while 'training' the new guy before he starts with his new job.
No, GC and his team has kept this game from going the same road as all competition: The F2P-gutter while losing 2/3th of all subscriptions.
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"There is a pervasive myth that making content hard will induce players to rise to the occasion. We find the opposite. " -- Ghostcrawler
"Almost every time I have gotten to know a critic personally, they keep up with the criticism but lose the venom." -- Ghostcrawler
I think we'll just stop this here.
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Payments made to PayPal's top-up card on Wednesday of this week have still not appeared on account balances, and the company is unable to tell angry customers when the problem will be fixed. Several Reg readers got in touch about the problem. The PayPal card is a prepaid Visa card that can be used online or in shops. The card's …
Somebody check Luxembourg's banking laws
Since PayPal is now a bank registered in Luxembourg, perhaps there's a hard and fast rule about such carelessness.
"Dear PayPal: Because of your obvious stupidity and carelessness, you are now de-registered as a bank under the laws of Luxembourg. We have standards to uphold. Signed, Luxembourg Banking Authorities."
Wonder if this is why I'm still waiting for them to release a payment from holding for some tat I flogged on Ebay t'other day? I know its nothing to do with waiting for the feedback, since thats come back positive.
@Somebody check Luxembourg's banking laws
Highly doubt that will happen. Im sure they have the money and probably know where it is since something of this magnitude would be well....bad. My guess is that if they are still making money for Luxembourg then its a dont ask dont tell policy. Personally I feel sorry for the nitwits that got caught up using PayPal for this.
/mines the one with the CASH in the pocket
missing file
Missing batch file? I hope they've got a backup somewhere..if they haven't..all those customers have just lost a load of money.
That should bring about a nice swift end to Paypal's venture.
As someone ...
... in the forums wrote:
"PayPal Top-Up Card - no way Beavis! I'd sooner spoon my eyes out!"
Why, oh why does anyone have anything to do with PlayPal - the PlayMobil bank for PlayMobil people?
I think...
...that Google should start up an online auction site with associated payment mechanism. It would clean up. eBay and Paypal have taken the piss for too long. Time for some competition. Perhaps craigslist to invest in more UK-centric advertising/presence?
Tombstone as I hope eBay dies for the way it treats users, and thus PayPal likewise.
Surprised?? I'm not!!!
OH! all this lovely cash going spare, and not a clue who it belongs to, well it's ours now (evil cackle)
(As heard coming from Paypal HQ)
Sorry, after all the reports, anyone who still uses paypal is a moron.
Have any local authorities used this facility?
If local authorities have used this facility, then quite clearly it is an act of terrorism by the Luxembourg Bank called PayPal. And so it should immediately be impounded by the UK under the 2000 terrorism legislation and sold on 18 hours later to someone that Darling likes.
Not quite sure that it is a joke, but that will be my plea when the black helicopters come.
there are people who actually want a card with gaypal on it ?? who do not know how messed up and gaypal are? and do not know what a bunch of robbing bas*ards the are ?
WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU PEOPLE THINKING ?? please go remove yourselves from the gene pool immediately
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Even paris wouldnt sign up for this
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When they say "batch file", they're probably referring to a banking batch - e.g., a collection of credit card transactions that all run at once is referred to as a "batch". I doubt they meant "batch file" in the DOS sense.
Besides, they probably run OS/2 Warp :)
The money finally appeared late yesterday afternoon over 24 hours late and it only seemed to affect the load dated for the 8th. Payments were never lost they just weren't applied, call centre staff could find your payments on the system they just hadn't gone anywhere.
There seems to be a lack of knowledge over what happened, the call room staff first knew about it on Thursday evening and many were surprised to come in on Friday to find it hadn't been sorted. I was told Friday morning there was a meeting of management but at that point no one knew what was actually going on or if later payments would go through.
Call staff were given a script over what to say if anyone asked for compensation. Usual stuff, equipment failure, power cut etc but when asked if any of these exclusions were the reason for the problem they admitted they didn't know.
I didn't know FailPal was a Luxembourg-based bank!
Lost a DLT tape with batch payments in the mail? I'm sure these guys will be in touch:
Actually, if this has to do with VISA, the one who is most assuredly involved is the local credit card payment clearinghouse, which AFAIK have some sort of quasi-monopoly in Luxembourg:
Paris, because even she would know that PayPal shall be avoided.
@ Kev K
Presumably when you said "gay" you forgot to add "and not in the good way"? Either that or you're just unthinkingly spouting gratuitous homophobia.
@ Thomas Baker
Google are halfway there if you count google checkout
which I had a bad experience with, money went nowhere for several hours, by which time the last dispatch time had passed so I ended up with a day off work wasted.
@As someone ...
I have always used PayPal since close to it's founding date and the one thing that people forget about PayPal is that it is NOT a bank. It never has been and I don't give a tw@t hair about where it's being incorporated as a bank.
It's. Still. Not. A. Bank.
What it DOES do passably well is work as a money transfer service. I think of them as the exchange broker that takes a cut any way they can but still gets the money to the other person. Of course recently their track record of doing just that is rather poor.
My PayPal account almost always has a zero balance in it. As soon as money comes in I take it out using the debit card and put it in my proper bank account. On the reverse I have it set to pull money from a separate checking account not my main one. This prevents freezing my main checking and prevents lost money in the PayPal account because there's nothing in there.
Paris because she knows all about proper servicing.
This Isn't So Bad... Just Wait
PayPal has been a mess for years. John McCain wants Meg Whitman, long-time Ebay CEO--Ebay owns PayPal--to be the Treasury Secretary. As bad as things are, all too soon, we may see these as the good days.
@ blackworx
Calm down dear. Words change their meanings. AFAIK 'gay' is used in a derogatory way in the patois of younger people - however this does not in anyway refer to homosexuals or the practices thereof. Gay has had a long an illustrious career before it was commandeered to mean friends of Dorothy - and I for one look forward to the day it will resume its place in the lexicon and simply mean cheerful/happy.
Evil PP
Would these be the same people that can freeze your account on a whim, keep your money for 180 days and then hide from any jurisdiction because they're sheltered by the Luxembourg government?
Their credit card is broken too
I've been trying to make a payment against my credit card account for ages! Their web site (a portal front-end to GE Money) fails every time. They tell me they're aware of the problem and are looking to fix it, but it's been broken for weeks. In the meantime I keep missing my payment dates and they're not charging me for that.


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Numerous ocular parameters have been proposed as reliable physiological markers of drowsiness. A device that measures many of these parameters and then combines them into a single metric (the Johns Drowsiness Scale [JDS]) is being used commercially to assess drowsiness in professional drivers. Here, we examine how these parameters reflect changes in drowsiness, and how they relate to objective and subjective indices of the drowsy state in a controlled laboratory setting.
A within subject prospective study.
29 healthy adults (18 males; mean age 23.3 ± 4.6 years; range 18-34 years)
Over the course of a 30-h extended wake vigil under constant routine (CR) conditions, participants were monitored using infrared reflectance oculography (Optalert) and completed bi-hourly neurobehavioral tests, including the Karolinska Sleepiness Scale (KSS) and Psychomotor Vigilance Task (PVT). Ocular-defined increases in drowsiness were evident with extended time awake and during the biological night for all ocular parameters; JDS being the most sensitive marker of drowsiness induced by sleep regulatory processes (p < 0.0001). In addition, the associations between JDS in the preceding 10-min period and subsequent PVT lapses and KSS were stronger (AUC 0.74/0.80, respectively) than any other ocular metric, such that PVT lapses, mean response time (RT), and KSS increased in a dose-response manner as a function of prior JDS score (p < 0.0001).
Ocular parameters captured by infrared reflectance oculography detected fluctuations in drowsiness due to time awake and during the biological night. The JDS outcome was the strongest predictor of drowsiness among those tested, and showed a clear association to objective and subjective measures of drowsiness. Our findings indicate this real-time objective drowsiness monitoring system is an effective tool for monitoring changes in alertness and performance along the alert-drowsy continuum in a controlled laboratory setting.
Anderson C; Chang AM; Sullivan JP; Ronda JM; Czeisler CA. Assessment of drowsiness based on ocular parameters detected by infrared reflectance oculography. J Clin Sleep Med 2013;9(9):907-920.
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Disappearing dividends: changing firm characteristics or lower propensity to pay?
The proportion of U.S. firms paying dividends drops sharply during the 1980s and 1990s. Among NYSE, AMEX, and Nasdaq firms, the proportion of dividend payers falls from 66.5% in 1978 to only 20.8% in 1999. The decline is due in part to an avalanche of new listings that tilts the population of publicly traded firms toward small firms with low profitability and strong growth opportunities-the timeworn characteristics of firms that typically do not pay dividends. But this is not the whole story. The authors' more striking finding is that, no matter what their characteristics, firms in general have become less likely to pay dividends. 2001 Morgan Stanley.(This abstract was borrowed from another version of this item.)
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A bioenergy research program at West Virginia State University is one step closer to fruition with a $100,000 grant from the West Virginia Research Trust Fund, or Bucks for Brains.
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There was so little fanfare about the 125GB that I wondered what was going on.Originally Posted by tlbaker
This is a discussion on Is Apple getting ready to launch an 128GB iPad? within the Apple iPad News forums, part of the Apple iPad Forums category; Originally Posted by tlbaker Yes Sent from my WiFi Black 64GB iPad with Retina Display in NYC using iPF There was so little fanfare about ...
There was so little fanfare about the 125GB that I wondered what was going on.Originally Posted by tlbaker
It's Apple's prob whether there's demand or not. They can take care of their own business as far as I'm concerned. I don't waste my time worrying about other people's finances, because unless it's my money, my opinion doesn't matter.
I do most of my shopping, including Apple stuff, online. It couldn't care less whether the 128GB models are in stores or not.
Do I remember that movie...I have a DeLorean! lolOriginally Posted by tlbaker
There is only one Return, and it's not Of The King, it is Of The Jedi.
I always buy online. Closest I got to buying Apple in the store is an online purchase to pick up!!! Never again!!! I don't recommend. Thought I would pick up a touch on the way home at the grand central location in NY one day. I still has to wait an hour. And about 2 years ago to to try to salvage my dying iPod classic and bought a new discounted one. That's it. My 4 I just bought online didn't go into the store to look at it.Originally Posted by Kaykaykay
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Maybe people don't need it since they already bought a mini or new iPad 64GB like me lol.Originally Posted by Asharp
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When I bought my phone(4s) shortly before the 5 was rolled out, from a very popular retail store! I ask about 32 and 64 models! I quote "we don't sell or carry dead inventory products there just isn't nearly enough demand to carry the larger memory" now granted my mind was pretty much made that the 16 would be sufficient!! I don't see any demand for a mega memory IPad!! I have the 160GB iPod in my car. The iPod will die long before I fill it up!! And by the way,the IPod classic is by far the worse selling IPod in the family!! And will likely be dissolved within the next year or so, mainly due to the Cloud and I-tunes match, which, in my opinion is the best feature Apple has offered in the past couple of years!! We will see if its a Splash(128GB)!! 6 months from now we will look at the sells and prove somebody right!!
The memory size has been discussed for 3 years on this forum and the arguments are always the same.
The iPad is such a great device that it doesn't matter how much memory you have in it; it is still magical and will still do so many many things. If a hundred bucks means very little to you, spend it and get more memory if not your iPad is still going to work just as well.
Lol. So you're interested in being "right." My only interest is in getting hold of more GBs when I buy my next iPad. I don't care how many Apple sells.
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Debra Mastaler talks about several things in her post this week on Search Engine Land. It's interesting-the recent discussions on outbound links. Mostly we just talk about inbound. Inbound, inbound, inbound. It's pounded into our heads. All links are important in gaining visibility. The issue with "leaking" page rank has come up in regard to outbound links-if there are too many. The idea, and Matt Cutts has discussed himself (on a page that is now not up) that the more links you have going outbound, the more the site "leaks." Meaning, keep the outgoing less than the incoming and keep it all quality. The reverse of what one does to lose weight-except the quality part. *sigh*
Anyhow, manage your relationships responsibly. Always make sure that you're not hosing your site by having links (inbound or outbound) that are not valuable. The site is your baby, keep it safe.
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ASIA/NORTH KOREA - Kim Jong-un has announced an amnesty, the NGOs ask for "a new era for human rights"
Seoul (Agenzia Fides) - The new North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has announced an amnesty on the occasion of the anniversary of the two leaders who paased away, his father Kim Jong-il and his grandfather Kim Il-sung. But, according to a coalition of NGOs, rather than a symbolic gesture " a new era for the full respect of human rights in the country is urgently needed". While it was not clear how many and which prisoners the measure will concern, announced for 1 February by the regime of Pyongyang, more than 40 NGO's of the "International Coalition to stop the crimes against humanity in North Korea" (ICNK) wrote an open letter to leader Kim Jong-un inviting him to "abandon the decades-long pattern of human rights abuses committed by the government of Pyongyang against the people in North Korea".
The letter, which was sent to Fides, recalls that in the country more than 200,000 men, women and children are detained for political reasons in a system of prison camps. The citizens- the text continues- live in fear that a small lack of loyalty to the regime leads to interrogations, arbitrary detention, disappearances, torture or death. "The population suffers from hunger and malnutrition, lack of health care, while a political elite lives in luxury", remarks the text of the NGO.
The letter urges Kim Jong-un to enforce the rights enshrined in international treaties that North Korea signed, granting access to human rights observers, including representatives of the UN and Red Cross. According to activists of the Coalition, "Kim Jong-un has the opportunity to be remembered as the leader who restored freedom to the people. He could lead his country out of isolation and ensure peace and security on the Korean peninsula. But he may do so only by respecting the fundamental human rights of North Korean people".
Some big and important NGOs are part of the Coalition such as "Amnesty International", "Human Rights Watch" and the "International Federation for Human Rights" (FIDH), and associations of Christian inspiration such as "Christian Solidarity Worldwide", "Jubilee Campaign", " Christian Federation of Lawyers". (PA) (Agenzia Fides 10/01/2012)
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January 20 marks the 10-year anniversary of the death of legendary Broadway caricaturist Al Hirschfeld, but his influence on art is still felt along the Great White Way. NY1's Frank DiLella sits down with two Broadway artists whose work is inspired by the master himself.
Consider them true theater artists, following a mission that includes preserving the New York entertainment community and its creatures, one sketch at time.
Inspired by the work of Broadway's most famous caricaturist, the late Al Hirschfeld, Ken Fallin has been capturing the New York Theater in black and white for almost three decades. His process, which he calls "old fashioned," includes sketching in pencil and finishing up in quill pen.
Fallin credits the creator of the off-Broadway show "Forbidden Broadway" for giving him a start in the performing arts.
"In 1983, Gerard Alessandrini contacted me," Fallin says. "He was looking for something different for the posters, and he knew that I could draw like Hirschfeld."
Fallin's theater art, which regularly appears on Playbill.com, has featured Broadway's biggest names, like Patti LuPone and Liza Minnelli, to newcomers, like Jeremy Jordan and Tracie Bennett. While he says performers generally applaud his art, he adds that there have been exceptions, like LuPone.
"Two years ago, I did a fall preview drawing for Playbill and I drew Patti, and it was not the most flattering drawing, I have to admit," he said. "But I got a very, well, heated note from her press agent, saying 'I would appreciate if you would not draw my client anymore,'" Fallin says.
Similar to Fallin, Justin "Squigs" Robertson transformed his passion for the stage on to the page.
"I'm also an actor, and so these were closing night gifts for fellow cast members starting way back in the early '90s," Robertson says.
Squigs is now the in-house artist for Broadway.com, and most recently created the cover for the new Actors' Equity book "Performance of the Century", where he sketched the likes of Ethel Merman, Zero Mostel, Carol Channing and more.
Like Fallin, Squigs says he feels he's carrying Hirschfeld's torch. Hirschfeld's widow, Louise, seems to agree.
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The Prime Minister's Office is preparing documentation for Sunday's cabinet meeting to show that the authorization of three West Bank outposts is a technical adjustment and does not constitute the creation of new settlements.
Political sources have told The Jerusalem Post that the cabinet is expected to authorize the three West Bank outposts of Bruchin, Rehalim and Sansana, thereby converting them into legalized settlements.
Israel has promised the international community not to create new settlements and has not done so for over a decade.
But the Prime Minister's Office said that past cabinet decisions, that predate that pledge, approve these three communities as settlements.
According to the Prime Minister's Office, the government approved the creation of Bruchin on May 19, 1983, Rehalim on November 27, 1991, and Sansana on June 28, 1998, as legal settlements.
But it did not provide the text of the decisions.
The Defense Ministry, however, never finished the authorization process, according to the Prime Minister's Office. As a result, they remained unauthorized communities.
It added that part of the problem was a technical one, involving the language of the initial decisions, which needs to be adjusted. All three outposts are on state land, according to the Prime Minister's Office.
Attorney Talia Sasson included Bruchin and Rehalim in the 2005 report on outposts that she penned for the government.
According to Sasson, Bruchin was established in May 1999 on state land, some two kilometers away from the Alei Zahav settlement with NIS 3.3 million from the Ministry of Construction and Housing.
She said it was unclear if it had authorization from the government or the Defense Ministry. She did note that according to the Civil Administration, it had been approved by the government.
Sasson added that it also lacked zoning plans.
According to Sasson's report, Rehalim was created in 1991, near the Kfar Tapuah settlement, with NIS 980,000 from the Ministry of Construction and Housing. She said that it lacked authorization from the government or the Defense Ministry. Sasson added that it was built partially on state land and partially on land that belonged to private Palestinians.
Peace Now lists all three communities as outposts. It estimates that Bruchin, which is among the largest of all approximately 100 outposts, has a population of 350 people, with 52 caravans and 53 permanent homes. It estimates that Rehalim has a population of 240 with 24 permanent homes and 41 mobile ones.
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The 60-inch flavor of Samsung's flagship LED TV for 2012, the UN60ES8000 natively outputs in 1080p resolution and optionally in 3D. It includes the practically standard built-in Wi-Fi for browsing the web or downloading apps from Samsung's Smart TV platform. Voice navigation, gesture control, and facial recognition are also included. Description |
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