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Apple recently surpassed Exxon Mobil to become the world's largest company in terms of market value, but the tech giant still isn't one of the 30 titans of American industry — from IBM to Kraft — that make up the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA). Since its creation in 1882 by financial journalists and statisticians, the list of bellwether companies making up the Dow has changed fewer than 50 times, and the last company to be added was Cisco in 2009. Is it Apple's time?
Yes. This is a win-win: "Apple should have been added years ago," says LandColt trading's Todd Schoenberger, as quoted by CNBC. Inclusion in the Dow would not only be a win for Apple shareholders — the move would likely drive the stock price even higher — but it would also give the index a much-needed boost. "The ripple effects would be tremendous... let's bring it on."
"Is Apple really ready to make a move to the Dow?"
No. This would inaccurately skew the Dow: "There's a major problem with adding Apple: Its stock price is just way too high," says Mark Gongloff in The Wall Street Journal. Shares are currently hovering around $420. That's more than double the next highest-priced stock in the index — which is IBM, at around $176. Because of the Dow's peculiar weighting formula, Apple's sky-high stock price would command outsize influence on the Dow, and would be weighted many times more heavily than the stock prices of General Electric, Alcoa, and Bank of America combined. That would render the Dow all but irrelevant as a measure of true economic performance.
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An internal inquiry has found that the Securities and Exchange Commission erred in its investigation of alleged insider trading at hedge fund Pequot Capital Management, with disciplinary action recommended for three high-ranking officials at the SEC.
The agency's inspector general, H. David Kotz, more or less sided with Gary Aguirre, the former SEC lawyer who claimed he was fired for seeking to question John Mack, the one-time Pequot chairman who now serves as CEO of Morgan Stanley, The New York Times reports. In a 191-page report, Kotz said h found evidence that "raised serious questions about the impartiality and fairness" of the SEC probe into Pequot, which ended without any enforcement action. Kotz's report also blasted the "common practice" of giving lawyers for prominent outside clients access to high-level SEC officials when they had complaints about an investigation.
Aguirre said he was fired in September 2005 when he asked to take testimony from Mack. He also claimed that his superiors sought to impede his investigation when it got close to Mack. Kotz's report did not attempt to discover whether insider trading had occurred at Pequot, focusing instead on Aguirre's accusations about the SEC, finding that it allowed "inappropriate reasons to factor into its decision to terminate him."
"There was a connection between the decision to terminate Aguirre and his seeking to take Mack's testimony," Kotz wrote.
The report echoes, in somewhat less bombastic tones, a Senate report issued last year that found the SEC had botched the Pequot case. One of the Senators who held hearings on the Pequot probe, Sen. Charles Grassley (R-Iowa), said Kotz's report showed how the SEC's failures have helped fuel the current market crisis.
"Gary Aguirre told it like it was and lost his job," Grassley said. "Today, we're all paying the price for an SEC culture of deference to Wall Street."
Kotz recommended that the SEC take disciplinary action against Linda Thomsen, the agency's director of enforcement, Mark Kreitman, the assistant director of enforcement, and Robert Hanson, Aguirre's former supervisor. A spokesman for the SEC said its review process would determine whether any punishment was meted out.
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PULLMAN – Guard DaVonte Lacy scored 21 points to lead the Washington State men's basketball team to an 84-64 victory over Lamar on Saturday night.
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In an article in Rolling Stone that is either brand new or a few years old but reposted on their website this morning thanks to a technical glitch (reports seem to vary on this), rapper Nicki Minaj says that she claimed to be bisexual early in her career solely to garner attention. "I think girls are sexy," she's quoted as saying. "But I'm not going to lie and say that I date girls."
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Wednesday was a memorable day for some workers with Bethlehem Township EMS and Northampton County 911. Jason Bate, an EMT, and Terry Golden, Jr., a paramedic, responded to a mother in labor on the side of a highway.
It happened Wednesday morning on Route 33 southbound in Lower Nazareth Township in Northampton County. The minivan was pulled over near the on ramp from Route 248. The emergency workers said the parents were on their way to the hospital but the baby couldn't wait.
"Mom and dad did all the work," said Bate. By the time Bate and Golden arrived, they said they helped the mother with the final stages of delivery and made sure the mother was comfortable and the baby was healthy.
"I don't have any children but it was just amazing to see how mom and baby, the bond they had was amazing and just how in love with her little girl she was," said Bate.
Golden, on the other hand, has six children. "I think that kind of helped, too. I was able to kind of know what the mother would want as far as comfort goes," he said.
The 911 dispatcher who took the call from the father said the father was calm and told the dispatcher this was the couple's third baby. The dispatcher said, "He was very easy to get information from, verified everything that we needed to and was doing really well for a father about to have a little one."
"We were able to hear the baby's first cry and know that everything was okay," she added.
Considering the delivery happened on the side of a highway, the emergency responders said the situation went smoothly.
"For a lot of reasons it could have been pretty dangerous," said Golden. "They were pretty close to an on ramp so that poses a problem. The speed limit there is pretty high."
In a profession that sees a lot of bad situations, the EMS partners agreed this call was special.
"I've never experienced anything like this. It was an experience I'll never forget," said Bate.
Golden said,"Found out today that no matter whose baby it is, it's a very happy experience."
Mom and baby were taken to the hospital where they are said to be doing well.
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Theoretically, everyone is in the fitness form of their lives for a World Cup. After all, it's the biggest tournament in the world.
And it stands to reason that the referees are amped up for the event as well, ready for anything including the brutal temperatures and humidity that is summer in Brazil.
Howard Webb is no exception to this idea, as the 42-year-old English referee is beating the you-kn0w-what out of his body in preparation for the South American climate.
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- ryanviohl - May 28, 2014 at 11:05 AM
He might be in better shape than all or most of the other officials, but that still doesn't change the fact that he's terrible at his job and should be nowhere near the World Cup.
- dws110 - May 28, 2014 at 11:59 AM
Never underestimate the tactical advantages provided by a ref who lets you plant your studs straight into the opposition's sternum.
- Comrade23 - May 28, 2014 at 3:11 PM
That performace alone should have ruled him out of the World Cup. His fitness levels are not in question, but his decision-making and the courage to make the right call even if unpopular is very much in doubt, and it is this that makes a great referee, less so distance running.
- adroste13 - May 29, 2014 at 8:59 AM
Let's just call it for what it is and what needs to be addressed….he's a horrible ref!
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Lot of thumbs-downs for comments slating Webb. Man U fans, you know he isn't ACTUALLY employed by the club, right? He just helps out for free.
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these gardens are a microcosm of the world outside, fences and gates play an important role. Fences create boundaries that set the garden apart. The trick
forbidding. Fences are simple in design and designed to blend with or set off the landscape they enclose. Plantings may conceal part of the fence to both soften
beyond, or the fence itself may be painted to blend into the rest of the yard rather than stand out sharply. The opposite approach is the fence that is opened
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construction techniques that would suit your situation by searchint "Japanese fence/roof design" on the web.
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Does anyone know how to make this fence with your own bamboo?
pretty idea to cover up the concrete wall, I have an ugly retaining wall i need to cover..
Idea for the garden to view from J. bath
4. The power of fencing. In the suburbs and the country, fencing is often used to used to keep dogs and kids in or to define the space of the yard, but
be used as a design element. Rather than fencing has space so you can see through it, tightly woven, tall fencing can create an outdoor room and urban sanctuary
Stray from the ordinary. If you have to have a fence or wall, try going with a unique material. This bamboo adds interest to a
Where did you purchase the fencing?...is it expensive to do a bamboo fence...Great idea for the back fence
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gravel courtyard
This fence is great! What is it made out of ? Thank you!
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Love the fence, can you please share the dimensions/spacing of the horizontal boards?
This will be my first fence because it's beautiful and looks pretty easy and forgiving to build. Am
Hello. The arbor was actually already there and we tied the new fence to it to give it more reason for being. I believe it has 2x2s at about 6"
What is this fence made from?...Idea for retaining wall cover up
grasses, private front entry — Amanda Walter
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Japanese garden
Where can I see this fence in my Bay Area? And the Landscaper Designer? Thanks, Aiko
How will this bamboo fence last in the outdoors?
Where would one purchase bambo fencing like in the photo?
We sell bamboo fence. If you live in Ontario,Canada. Great Look!
japanese style fence, imported from Japan
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by an existing fence...privacy fence...Screen ideas...rear fence ideas...Bamboo privacy fence...Privacy idea for back garden...Space under the fence...cool fence and plants...The fence...deck ideas
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Columns in back ground and idea for fence
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I just finished a PPE after 28 days with 1 pill combivir and 2 kaletra every 12 hours.
I wrote you before to talk about tinnitus, my tinnitus low again after left the treatment. But the last week i have some secondary effects or maybe related to other things.
First i catch a cold, that gives me a low Pharyngitis. Not Fever, not inflamated ganglios. This is lasting a week more or less, and recovering... i was a bit scared maybe a primoinfection dunno... but i have only this synmtom, and a bit of sores in my upper palate, like the ones that appears in me sometimes when i need vitamines.
After 4 weeks and a half i have my second blood test, PCR technique, and all others knowed, all negative. Just after knowing this result i fall really TIRED, for three days to now.
The problem is i dont know my symptoms are related to primoinfection, the hard month of treatment (last week i eat really bad, lost apetite and have lot of nausea in the PPE), and or maybe because my anxious state before the first results, and after. Produces me extreme fatigue.
I was terrified all this month, and PPE produces me lot of sides effects.
Doctors said me the results for VIH and other sickness, but, dont tell me nothing about i have bit anemia or something after PEE. Seriously they give me near NOTHING information meanwhile i been treated with PPE, and they said they will give me "follow-up" meanwhile PPE, but they did it to me only blood tests the first three days, a first and quick consult, and this last blood tests.
What is happen? i have possibilities of primoinfection? itÂs psychological fatigue or is secondary effects after Kaletra an Combivivir?
I must say i have horrible "taste" in my mouth since i take the medication, and horrible "smell" when i go to bath, this smell and bad taste is even now present after 5 or 6 days after treatment, but is dissapearing day by day.
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Three people who signed organ donation cards in recent months were the first to
receive precedence as organ recipients in an arrangement ADI-The National
Transplant Center, designed last year to encourage donor
registration.The three would not otherwise have been currently qualified
to receive organs.Soroka University Medical Center in Beersheba admitted
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due to an ischemic stroke (a clot in his brain). When all the doctors' efforts
to save him failed, he was declared dead.A total of four patients
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sight.A 62-year-old man received Lavi's heart; a 57-year-old man his
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cornea recipients were women in their mid-50s.A representative of the
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but received consolation from the fact that he gave life to others."We
wish the recipients a complete recovery and a long life," his aunt
said.The recipients of the liver and the kidneys were those who
benefited from the ADI program for signers of organ donor cards. The heart
recipient received the organ because his condition and suitability put him in
the first position entitling him to it.ADI has some 670,000 potential
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card bearers continued for almost a year until April 1, 2012, during which
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organizations to show interest.This demonstrates that the program works,
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years to be entitled to receive organs out of turn.In addition, the
donor recipient was involved in the country's first "liver domino
transplant."Until now, such an arrangement to increase the number of
organs has been carried out in Israel only for kidneys.A liver was taken
from deceased person and transplanted into a recipient whose liver was
transplanted into another recipient. The reason for the complex procedure is
that one patient suffered from a metabolic disease; the cadaver liver was
transplanted to halt the disease. But his own liver was simultaneously
transplanted into the other patient who suffered from cirrhosis and a tumor. The
surgical procedures took 10 hours and were successful, with both patients in
good condition.The first man, 61, had a rare genetic disease called
familial amyloidotic polyneuropathy, which causes the liver to produce a
defective protein.Prof. Ran Tur-Kaspa, head of the hospital's liver
institute, said that as a result of the disorder, damage was liable to be caused
to the nervous system, leading to other disorders involving the heart and
digestive system and even death. Receiving another liver was the only way
to stop the disease.Even though the liver that was removed produces the
problematic protein, it functions normally and would not cause the disease in a
patient who received it for five to 10 years at least. Thus it was decided to
implant the liver into a 65-year-old man, who had cirrhosis and a tumor, who was
just as desperate to get a suitable liver. The domino procedure was his only
chance to survive.Prof. Eitan Mor, head of organ transplantation in
Beilinson, said among the difficulties of removing a liver from a live patient
was cutting the blood vessels leading to the organ in a way that allow it to be
transplanted in the second person while leaving enough vessels for the new
liver."We are happy that we succeeded and helped two patients
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After initially offering the service to a limited number of users, Google is finally rolling out its Hangouts on Air feature to Google+ users around the world.
A website called gphangouts.com aggregates all the public hangouts on the social network.
You want to connect, and you need to do it virtually. So you need a connection tool that's easy, fast, user-friendly and highly accessible. Google Hangouts are about to become one of the best tools in your online content marketing toolbox.
Via Jaana Nyström, Gerrit Bes
Josette Williams's curator insight, May 3, 2013 11:01 AM
This is the best kept secret online today for businesses wanting to collaborate with others.
LundTechIntegration's comment, May 10, 2013 2:45 PM
I love this. Doing PD Google hangouts with my staff to learn about tools to help integrate technology in the classroom.
Josette Williams's comment, May 10, 2013 4:46 PM
Wow, that's amazing LundTechIntegration! I'm all about the use of tech to enhance every facet of our lives and business. If you want any other resources, let me know.
Broadcast your conversation to the world with Google+ Hangouts On Air. Learn more at http://www.google.com/+/learnmore/hangouts/onair.
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Earlier this school year we told you about our Internal Technology Residency Program through a series of blog posts. Since then, we've wanted to find another way to share with you more about the program and give you the opportunity to interact with some of the awesome people involved!
What better way for us to do this than through Google+ Hangouts On Air? On Tuesday, March 6th at 6:30 pm PST join us for a live session telling you more about the program and what sets it apart from other IT opportunities.
I'll be joined by some other fellow ITRs along with an ITR recruiter; you don't want to miss out!
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