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1999-1998 Interpretive Letters
Number | 99-01ES Alert |
Date | 6/15/99 |
Statute | 208-680-D-040 |
Subject | Escrow Agent Responsible to Principals to Escrow Agreement not to RE Agent. |
Summary | RE agent has purchaser sign a disbursement authorization (DA) instructing escrow agent to disburse salesperson commission direct to salesperson and also B & O tax. DFI believes if escrow agent complies with DA, the agent is in violation of WAC 108-680D-040 and RCW 18.44.260(5). |
Number | 98-1ES Alert |
Date | 10/28/98 |
Statute | 18.44.070 |
Subject | Funds Availability |
Summary | Notice received by the Department of two chapter 11 Bankruptcy filings by 31.04 Licensees. RCW 18.44.070 requires available funds before disbursement by escrow agent. Very important now. This will be verified in examinations. |
Number | 98-03ES |
Date | 10/20/98 |
Statute | 18.44.020 |
Subject | Licensing Requirements for Out of State Escrow Company Whose Primary Business is Personal Property Transactions Over the Internet. |
Summary |
Number | 98-01ES |
Date | 7/28/98 |
Statute | 18.44 208-680D & E |
Subject | Excise Tax Account |
Summary | Establishment of separate account specifically for payment of excise taxes. |
Number | 98-02ES |
Date | 6/15/98 |
Statute | 18.44.200 |
Subject | Continuance of Escrow Agent Following Termination of Designated Escrow Officer |
Summary | Continuing to conduct business as a licensed escrow agent following the termination of the licensee's designated escrow officer is disallowed unless a licensed escrow officer is authorized to immediately assume the duties of the designated escrow officer. |


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Feb. 9, 1964, was not just another day in the life of Barbara Meyers, a 13-year-old girl living in the San Fernando Valley. Yes, 50 years ago this Sunday, the Beatles appeared on "The Ed Sullivan Show" for the first time. And when they did, a generation of American schoolgirls like Meyers instantly became fanatics. But
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Mickadeit's goodbye: Finding community in O.C. and the law
Did you think I'd leave without saying goodbye? This column was supposed to appear last week, immediately following my Kelly Thomas verdict-analysis piece. But I ended up writing neither. That's because on Monday afternoon, minutes before my colleagues were going to cut a cake for me – and minutes before we heard the Thomas verdict
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Closing arguments in the Kelly Thomas trial have seen attorneys subtly to suggest to jurors that the natural order of things is to distrust what the other side stands for. On Thursday, it was defense attorney John Barnett invoking the Magna Carta to con
Thu Jan 09, 2014
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Two moments stand out in defense attorney John Barnett's closing argument in the Kelly Thomas trial. The first is when he described what I consider the flashpoint: when Officer Manuel Ramos placed his gloved hand on Thomas's left arm. It's only then that Thomas stands up and starts to move away, whi
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In most trials, by the time the attorneys start closing arguments, all of the evidence has been presented and they can't bring in anything new. But on Tuesday, jurors in the Kelly Thomas trial did see some critical evidence for the first time during District Attorney Tony Rackauckas's closing. During t
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When we left the Kelly Thomas trial in December, I told you that one of the trial's key decisions would be made by Judge William Froeberg during the holiday break. On Monday, the first day back, the judge imparted his ruling to jurors – although in all probability they don't realize it yet. That will be the job of
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During 2011 and 2012, I spent weeks covering the trials of the two people ultimately convicted of murdering Newport Beach businessman William McLaughlin two decades earlier. Always sitting nearby in Judge William Froeberg's courtroom was true-crime author Caitlin Rother. A few years earlier, Rother had also att
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When we were roommates, Wayne Gross and I would sit out on our balcony, pour a couple of fingers of scotch, light cigars and talk. Wayne had this vision of the perfect law firm, a firm whose credo was to fight for justice. It would be small enough to be personal, big enough to be powerful, smart enough to win and profitable enough to be a
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The Kelly Thomas trial recessed on Thursday; the jurors not to return until Jan. 6. But a pivotal decision will be made out of their presence on Dec. 27 – almost certainly out of the presence of the media and the general public as well. The decision, which will be made by Judge William Froeberg, could destroy the cred
Thu Dec 19, 2013
Mickadeit: Defense offers a distraction
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Kelly Thomas died of a heart attack, the defense says. That's one of the reasons the two officers charged in his death should be acquitted. It wasn't, the defense contends, because of chest compressions and blows to the face by the officers, which is what the prosecution says. Another way to characterize this defense: If the o
Wed Dec 18, 2013
Mickadeit: Testimony muddies Thomas case
By FRANK MICKADEIT
The defense in the Kelly Thomas trial on Tuesday put on its strongest witness yet, one of the Fullerton Police Department's own use-of-force experts, Cpl. Stephen Rubio. He trained both defendants, former officers Manuel Ramos and Jay Cicinell
Tue Dec 17, 2013
Mickadeit: City gives landowner runaround
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Sun Dec 15, 2013
Mickadeit: Kelly Thomas trial finds its rhythm
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The circus that was the first day of the Kelly Thomas trial – hallway packed, every seat filled, reporters jostling for the best seats, bailiffs confiscating gum from novice court-watchers – has abated. The proceedings have found a routine, their own personality and rhythm, as long trials usually do. In the 10t
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Mickadeit: Officer's threat a key to Kelly Thomas case
By FRANK MICKADEIT
Use-of-force expert John A. Wilson Jr. concluded his testimony Tuesday afternoon in the Kelly Thomas trial. A good deal of time was spent discussing Officer Manuel Ramos's infamous threat to Thomas, and it appears that how jurors perceive this threat could be pivotal to murder charge against him. Wilson, the pr
Tue Dec 10, 2013
Mickadeit: Force expert critical to Kelly Thomas case
By FRANK MICKADEIT
After one week of trial, we know one thing that did not happen during Kelly Thomas' confrontation with Fullerton police. We know from the video that cops didn't just randomly start pummeling Thomas because they didn't like the way he looked. During a contact with police – he was suspected of attempte
Sun Dec 08, 2013
Mickadeit: Pathologist not a great witness
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The attorneys in the Kelly Thomas case on Thursday started wading into what should prove to be one of the murkiest areas of the case: cause of death. I can't remember covering a murder where cause of death was an issue, but here it is: The prosecution contends Thomas died because he didn't get enough oxygen to his brai
Thu Dec 05, 2013
Mickadeit: Thomas jurors not shown key photo
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The image of Kelly Thomas lying in a hospital bed beaten beyond recognition as a human being – the image that went viral and turned the nation's, if not the world's, eye toward the Fullerton Police Department – was discussed in court on Wednesday.
Wed Dec 04, 2013
Mickadeit: Questions linger in Thomas trial
By FRANK MICKADEIT
The major event in the Kelly Thomas trial on Tuesday was the playing of the video and audio recording of the July 5, 2011 encounter with police that ended in Thomas's death. The audio is taken from the recorders each Fullerton officer carries. The video is from a police camera permanently trained on the Fullerton depo
Tue Dec 03, 2013
Mickadeit: At trial in Thomas death, it's about controlling narrative
By FRANK MICKADEIT
When I saw the homeless-looking guy standing next to me to get into the courtroom Monday, I knew the Kelly Thomas trial was going to be like no other I'd ever attended. The guy was 35ish, wearing clean but worn jeans, fingerless gloves and an open sore on his bearded face. He could have been Kelly Thomas. And w
Mon Dec 02, 2013
Mickadeit: Choi, Shea, Lalloway get big win
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Had lunch twice this week with Irvine Mayor Steven Choi – first about 12 hours before the Great Park vote and then about 12 hours after. Over a pauper's meal of soup and bread at the Second Harvest Food Bank's "'No Lunch' Lunch" on Tuesday, he predicted there would be a majority to move the Great
Thu Nov 28, 2013
Mickadeit: New Great Park deal offered
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Pillow-and-blankie time. Break out those jammies with the feet in them. We'll gather at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Irvine City Hall and see whether afternoon turns to eve and then to morning as the Great Park deal tries to get done. You're welcome to help me build a fort when Larry and Beth take their turns at the mic. I
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One of the stories old lawyers like to tell California State Bar applicants is how they used to wait for a letter from the Bar to learn whether they had passed the exam. The classic thick-or-thin-envelope angst. These days, you go to the Bar Web site after 6 p.m. on the Friday before Thanksgiving. The old lawyers also tell you that if yo
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"When I first read the play, I was entertained by it — I thought it was really funny — but I was also aware of this kind of tightening in my stomach. I felt something was going on underneath the surface that filled me with a sense of terror and dread. It really speaks to this moment in American life. It taps into the national vulnerability.
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On Sunday, March 11, Westwood's Senior Pastor, Les Hughes, announced that he had felt God's calling to a different church. Since that time the Church Council, Church Staff and the Strategic Planning Team have met on multiple occasions to discuss the transitional leadership needs of Westwood. In addition to the recently created Senior Pastor opening, there are two other vacancies (positions previously held by Jay Gordon and Tim Carrigan) on what was previously the four person church Executive Staff. Furthermore, Westwood's bylaws are not specific regarding the process of forming a Senior Pastor Search Team. With these immediate needs for transitional leadership and staff support, Westwood's Church Council has created a "Transition Leadership Team" consisting of certain staff and lay leaders. The members of that team are:
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A Senior Pastor shall be chosen and called by the church whenever a vacancy occurs. The election shall take place at a meeting called for that purpose, of which at least one week's public notice has been given.
A Senior Pastor Selection Task Team shall be elected by the church according to the Senior Pastor Search Policy to seek out God's will for a Senior Pastor, and bring its recommendation to the church. Election (of the Senior Pastor) shall be by secret ballot with an affirmative vote of three-fourths of those present being necessary for issuing a call. The Senior Pastor, thus elected, shall serve until the relationship is terminated by his resignation or at the request of the church.
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· Membership at Westwood Baptist Church for at least one year.
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The Senior Pastor Search Team will be a temporary team and operate under the authority of the Transition Leadership Team. On behalf of the Church, the Senior Pastor Search Team is responsible for seeking, interviewing, and evaluating candidates for the position of the Westwood's Senior Pastor. The Pastor Search Team will provide their recommendation of the single best candidate to the Transition Leadership Team and Church Council and, with their approval, present the candidate as a recommendation to the church. Members are appointed for the duration of the process. Changes/substitutions in team membership will be under the direction of the Transition Leadership Team and submitted to the Church Council for approval. Church Council concurrence is required to remove a member from the team.
The tentative timeline for the process as proposed is as follows:
· Wednesday, April 18 – open meeting for questions and answers in the Alabaster Worship Center at 6:30pm and TBD date/time at Calera and Montevallo campuses.
· Sunday, April 22 – Distribute process again at all locations/all services with vote after final service at each campus. Nomination process will open upon approval. We will also provide worship guide inserts for the next 2 Sundays. The nomination process will end at the conclusion of morning services on Sunday, May 6.
· Sunday, May 13 (or Sunday, May 20) – the Church Council and the Transition Leadership Team will present proposed team and announce called Church Conference for vote on the following Sunday.
· Wednesday, May 16 (or Wednesday, May 23) – open meeting for questions and answers in the Alabaster Worship Center at 6:30pm and TBD date/time at Calera and Montevallo Campuses.
· Sunday, May 20 (or Sunday May 27) – vote on proposed team after final service at each campus.
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WESTWOOD CHURCH COUNCIL: Voting Members: Wade Brooks, Lynne Fleming, Janice Bentley, Mike West, Josh Bush, Jeff Glover, Steve Harless, Tom Smith and Rick Swing. Staff Members: Kevin Derryberry, Darryl Collins, Jason Seales, Jenny Funderburke, Corey Stewart, Allison Baggett and Kenneth Bruce
TRANSITION LEADERSHIP TEAM MEMBERS: Di Wash, Lynn Bush, Joe Davis, Steve Harless, John Morris, Todd Stone, Mike West, Tim Carrigan, Rick Swing, Jenny Funderburke and Jason Seales


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Year-RoundEnter the prairie of North Dakota and imagine breaking up the land. In this presentation by Steve Stark, he will talk about the families of Comstock and Probstfield. Both families came to the prairies of North Dakota and became the families that would play the pivotal roles in foraging the communities that we know today. Learn how these hardworking homesteaders achieved the American Dream in Clay County. Steve Stark will present on Pioneer Power Couples of Clay County at 1 pm at the Hjemkomst Center, 202 1st Ave. N. in Moorhead. Stark's presentation will begin downstairs in the old Clay County history museum gallery. The presentation will run about 60-75 minutes and is appropriate to first-graders on up. The program is free and open to the public; however, regular admission rates to see the museum and exhibits still apply.
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Well, because I finally saw someone (Dave) bring it up, I'm curious as to what people think about the absurd number of supposed "guests" this forum gets on a regular basis. Currently the forum says that we have 4K guests online... For some reason I don't think that this is the case. Does anyone know what this forum considers a "view" or how long it lasts for? Or maybe we are just the most hoppin forum on the internet and we don't even know it...
My guess is that it's a couple dozen lurkers, a dozen search engine crawlers, a dozen data miner crawlers, and the remainder are spam bots.
To paraphrase Marc Faber: We're all doomed, but that doesn't mean that we can't make money in the process. Rabbi Lapin: "Let's make bricks!" Stephan Kinsella: "Say you and I both want to make a German chocolate cake."
Why doesn't Wheylous's forum have these?
My humble blog
It's easy to refute an argument if you first misrepresent it. William Keizer
"a dozen search engine crawlers, a dozen data miner crawlers"
What are these?
I know that search engine crawlers are bots used by websites in order to find new websites and link them over to google and other search engines, so that the forum posts can be found.
Data miner crawlers are probably used to gather other information from the World Wide Web.
Schools are labour camps.
Smiling Dave: Why doesn't Wheylous's forum have these?
Neodoxy: "a dozen search engine crawlers, a dozen data miner crawlers" What are these?
dont forget data collection for purposes of marketing.
My forum doesn't have them because my forum is made of bald eagle tears.
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One of the country's leading authorities on these issues, perhaps surprisingly, is a historically minded political scientist who first built her academic reputation in the 1970s by studying French peasants. Over the last three decades, Suzanne Berger, the Raphael Dorman-Helen Starbuck Professor of Political Science at MIT, has increasingly focused on globalization and its effects on the economy — and, currently, on manufacturing, which now accounts for fewer than 10 percent of U.S. jobs, compared to more than 30 percent in 1950.
Berger is now co-chair of MIT's new Production in the Innovation Economy (PIE) project, which analyzes manufacturing. And she has played a key role in two Institute-wide research teams that produced influential books on the subject: 1989's Made in America, written by several co-authors, and 2006's How We Compete, written by Berger.
Berger's views form a kind of unconventional wisdom about manufacturing. For instance, she does not think globalization creates unyielding pressure that forces all large firms to move operations overseas in search of lower labor costs.
"Companies have real choices about what strategies they choose with respect to outsourcing and offshoring," Berger says, "and can be equally profitable using different strategies." By extension, she adds, "countries also have real choices about how they want to handle their policies with respect to taxes and social welfare. The idea that we're being forced into a race to the bottom to compete in global markets does not stand up."
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Berger completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Chicago and received her PhD from Harvard University in 1967, making a quick impact with research showing the deep political continuities within modernizing Brittany, a province in France. "At that time social scientists believed economic modernization would automatically change people's politics," Berger says. "What I discovered was different. If you mapped the politics of the region, there was almost perfect overlap between voting in the 1970s and how villages lined up during the French Revolution."
Speaking of revolution, Berger arrived at MIT in 1968, amid student protests against the Vietnam War. "Those were very dramatic years," Berger recalls. "My department was particularly under attack, but my colleagues were always willing to discuss the issues with students. I've found that at MIT, people feel the need to explain themselves — not just retreat behind authority."
People at MIT, Berger found, also frequently felt the need to voice skepticism about the social sciences. "From the moment I came to MIT, people were asking me about the use of my studies. The idea of knowledge for its own sake is always challenged here. That inner tension at MIT is powerful. There many times when I'm simply fascinated with something in itself: How could a political pattern persist for 200 years in an area that has undergone profound economic transformation? But at MIT, you are pushed to ask, 'What good could it be just to know this?'"
One useful observation emerging from Berger's studies of France is that globalization is not an inexorable historical force changing everything in its path, including social values and political traditions. In the early 20th century, she notes, "people also thought that globalization was irreversible," only to see it slow for decades thereafter.
Berger's interest in the relationship between politics and economic forces helped steer her toward the study of manufacturing — which she thinks has a similarly practical value. "The use of this work is to show a space for choice," Berger says. "We really can make decisions about what kind of companies or society we want. The idea that we're being forced into something can blind us to the opportunities we really have."
Why chasing cheap labor is 'not sustainable' as a profit model
That is not the common image of globalization's effects, but Berger believes it is convincing once you study the evidence.
"Dell outsources just about everything," Berger notes of the computer maker, "whereas Samsung is making many of the same products, but they're trying to keep as much as possible in-house. Over the years they have been very profitable companies. If we take industries that are under the most ferocious competitive pressures in the world — consumer electronics, apparel, automobiles — we see there are real choices for those companies."
It is not the case, Berger says, that companies must use manufacturing plants in developing countries to reduce labor costs as much as possible. "Labor costs are a very small part of overall costs," Berger says. Probably a more important driver of firms' decisions to locate activities abroad is the emergence of millions of new consumers in developing countries; selling to them leads firms to produce goods in those markets.
More strongly, Berger asserts that chasing lower labor costs can be a self-defeating strategy for many firms.
"If you get your advantage by reducing labor costs, then you're in a place where your advantage is not sustainable," Berger says. "Your margins will be thin and evanescent. There will always be someone who can undercut you, because there will always be other regions where people are willing to work for less. Instead, profits come from being able to do something that another company cannot easily replicate."
And while U.S. manufacturing has hit hard times, Berger is relatively sanguine about its future: There may be many paths to prosperity out there. As Berger sees it, a more sustainable future for U.S. manufacturing would be one in which its comparative advantage comes from new products, ideas, and business models; from skilled workers; or from quality advantages that are hard to replicate, in fields ranging from energy and transportation to pharmaceuticals, among others.
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Were only days away from the launch of the HTC Droid Incredible, and while weve considered adding it to our list of devices to provide coverage and support for, we have one pretty major concern. As the rumors of Android 2.2 have already surfaced and many are predicting a May release date to developers with a rollout to consumers in just the few months thereafter, will the Incredible ever see Android 2.2 or any other major update?
The newest member to the Droid family hits the market on Thursday and will come pre-loaded with 2.1 which brings it up to par with the Moto Droid and Nexus One, but there is still that one major difference which should leave potential Incredible users hesitant. SenseUI.
In an email exchange this morning with a fellow blogger concerning the Incredible, it was quickly pointed out that the HTC Hero (running SenseUI) who launched as a top Android device, has now completed its year on the market without a single OS update. Thats right, the HTC Hero is still stuck on 1.5 after having been passed over by 1.6, 2.0, 2.0.1 and now 2.1.
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The integration of Éclair on the HTC Hero took longer to develop than anticipated and we apologise [sic] for this delay.Its all speculation at this point as to the Heros OS update delays, but after seeing 2 updates to the Moto Droid in just 6 months while running the standard Google Experience you have to point out the one major difference which still remains the Sense interface.
So what do you think? Should Incredible users be concerned? Will we look back after a year of Incredible coverage and see nothing but frustrated users watching other devices pass them by?
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Update: While I focused all of my writing efforts on the HTC Hero apology and update delays, I completely spaced the fact that the Droid Eris continues to sit at 1.5 and has been passed up for updates as many times as the Hero but in an even shorter amount of time. A second question should probably be asked: Is it an Android 1.5 or SenseUI issue? Stay tuned
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The fighting in the village of Kerdasa, 10 miles outside the capital, raised fears that confrontations between Islamist militants and the police and army could once again impinge on Cairo itself.
Last month, the capital was the scene of a violent crackdown when security forces broke up camps set up by followers of deposed Islamist president Mohamed Morsi. Close to 1,000 Morsi supporters were killed.
Kerdasa also saw deadly battles over the summer, when authorities said followers of Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood burned down a police post and killed about a dozen police officers.
The latest clashes began before dawn Thursday. News reports said the security forces entered the village in armored personnel carriers, with helicopters flying overhead. Police and soldiers conducted house-to-house searches and reportedly made dozens of arrests.
Security officials generally describe the targets of such raids as terrorists and criminals.
Gen. Nabil Farrag, assistant security director of the Giza province, was shot in the operation and died in a hospital.
The operation in Kerdasa follows a similar sweep earlier this week aimed at Islamists who have been attacking Coptic Christians in the Nile valley town of Dalga, and an ongoing army offensive in the Sinai Peninsula, where security had deteriorated sharply before Morsi was ousted in a July 3 coup.
Egypt's interim government has accused the former leader of allowing Islamic militants, including foreign fighters, to ensconce themselves in the Sinai during his rule.
Morsi remains in detention, facing an array of charges, and most of the Brotherhood's leadership is in jail or has gone underground.
A nationwide state of emergency remains in effect, but the interim government announced Thursday that it would shorten the overnight curfew by an hour beginning Saturday. The curfew will start at midnight, except on Fridays -- the main prayer day, when protesters are likeliest to try to mass -- when everyone is ordered indoors at 7 p.m.
Restaurateurs and other merchants -- together with nightlife-loving Cairo residents -- have complained bitterly about the curfew, saying the loss of late-night business has been economically devastating.
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Physical Review D 86 (2012) 112006 |
Measurement of the Time-Dependent CP Asymmetry of Partially Reconstructed B0->D*+D*- Decays |
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We present a new measurement of the time-dependent CP asymmetry of B0->D*+D*- decays using (471+-5) million BBbar pairs collected with the BaBar detector at the PEP-II B Factory at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. Using the technique of partial reconstruction, we measure the time-dependent CP asymmetry parameters S=-0.34+-0.12+-0.05$ and C=+0.15+-0.09+-0.04. Using the value for the CP-odd fraction R_perp=0.158+-0.028+-0.006, previously measured by BaBar with fully reconstructed B0->D*+D*- events, we extract the CP-even components S+=-0.49+-0.18+-0.07+-0.04 and C+=+0.15+-0.09+-0.04. In each case, the first uncertainty is statistical and the second is systematic; the third uncertainty on S+ is the contribution from the uncertainty on R_perp. The measured value of the CP-even component S+ is consistent with the value of sin(2Beta) measured in b->(ccbar)s transitions, and with the Standard Model expectation of small penguin contributions. |
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UPDATE 2-Amgen 2013 revenue forecast tops Street estimates
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* Revenue up 11 percent to $4.42 billion
* Sees 2013 adjusted EPS $6.85-$7.15, revs $17.8-$18.2 bln
* Shares fall 0.6 percent after hours (Adds long-term forecast, company and analyst comment, share price)
By Bill Berkrot
Jan 23 (Reuters) - Amgen Inc on Wednesday projected revenue for 2013 that exceeds Wall Street estimates and said it was on track to deliver on its 2015 forecasts well ahead of schedule.
The world's largest biotechnology company forecast 2013 revenue of $17.8 billion to $18.2 billion and adjusted earnings of $6.85 to $7.15 per share. Analysts on average are looking for revenue of $17.7 billion and earnings of $6.99 per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
The 2013 forecast suggests "that they expect good momentum from 2012," RBC Capital Markets analyst Michael Yee said. "They have a history of guiding conservatively and then beating."
The company was true to that history on a call with analysts and investors.
Amgen previously targeted 2015 revenue of $16 billion to $18 billion and adjusted earnings of $7.25 to $8.60 per share. On Wednesday, Amgen management said it was on track to hit the upper end of its 2015 revenue guidance two years early and the EPS forecast at least one year early.
It said it is on track to earn at least $8 per share for 2015.
Amgen, whose shares gained 34 percent last year, noted that its deferred 2012 research and development (R&D) tax credit, which the U.S. Congress failed to address in time for 2012, would be recorded in the first quarter of 2013. The company also intends to continue to return cash to investors through meaningful increases to its dividend going forward.
Net profit for the fourth quarter fell as sales of some key products declined and R&D spending and other costs jumped.
Excluding items, Amgen had adjusted earnings of $1.40 per share, topping analysts' average expectations by 2 cents. Net profit fell to $788 million, or $1.01 per share, from $934 million, or $1.08 per share, a year ago.
Revenue for the quarter rose 11 percent to $4.42 billion, edging past Wall Street estimates of $4.37 billion. But R&D spending rose 9 percent due to large clinical trials of two experimental drugs, including for a promising cholesterol fighter from a new class of medicines called PCSK9 inhibitors that is just beginning expensive late stage testing.
Selling, general and administrative costs rose 13 percent for the quarter.
Sales of Enbrel for rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis jumped 23 percent to $1.16 billion with the help of price increases. That topped analyst estimates of $1.08 billion.
But sales of other important products declined and fell short of expectations, including combined worldwide sales of white blood cell boosters Neupogen and Neulasta, which fell 1 percent to $1.3 billion.
Sales of anemia drugs Aranesp and Epogen, which have been declining in recent years because of safety concerns and usage restrictions continued to slide, but at a slower pace.
Aranesp sales fell 9 percent to $489 million, while the older red blood cell booster, Epogen, fell just 1 percent to $479 million, both missing analysts' expectations of about $505 million and $480 million, respectively.
Sales of newer drug Xgeva to prevent fractures due to cancer that has spread to the bones rose to $215 million from $201 million in the prior quarter, but fell short of Wall Street estimates of about $222 million.
The related osteoporosis drug, Prolia, exceeded expectations of about $137 million with fourth quarter sales of $154 million.
"Enbrel and Prolia were the only major line-items that appeared to beat," Mark Schoenebaum, an analyst with ISI Group, said in a research note.
"Neupogen/Neulasta missed by a bit, and this needs to be monitored as Amgen prepares for more U.S competition from Teva in late 2013," Schoenebaum said.
Amgen shares slipped to $82.60 in after hours trading from their Nasdaq close at $83.07. (Reporting by Bill Berkrot; additional reporting by Deena Beasley in Los Angeles. Editing by Andre Grenon)
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