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OmniVision Technologies: 23% Upside, An Attractive Risk/RewardAlexander Teicher • Thu, Oct. 2 • 8 Comments
- OmniVision Technologies received a non-binding proposal by Hua Capital at $29.00 in cash per share.
- OmniVision has since reported impressive financial results, and is likely to command a higher takeover price than $29.00.
- Similar deals in the Chinese-related semiconductor space have gone for premiums of close to 40%, which implies a price of $32.62 (24.3%).
OmniVision Beats Q1 2015 Estimates: Just The BeginningChristian Lamarco • Fri, Aug. 29 • 2 Comments
- OmniVision's Q1 2015 summary: beats Wall St consensus on revenue by 6.6%, EPS beats by 75%.
- OmniVision produces image sensor devices; the demand for which will rise significantly over coming months and years.
- The company is well positioned in growing markets in China and India to benefit from this demand and return value to shareholders.
- OmniVision's current share price is undervalued given these growth prospects and the company's relation to peers.
OmniVision Technologies Can Soar To New HighsAnup Singh • Tue, Jul. 29 • 3 Comments
- OmniVision Technologies' camera sensors are finding solid adoption across the globe.
- OmniVision's new products should help it gain more traction in end markets such as wearables, gesture control, motion detection, and smartphones.
- OmniVision's valuation is impressive despite its solid run, and its earnings are expected to increase at a fast pace.
OmniVision Technologies: 3 Different Insiders Have Sold Shares This MonthMarkus Aarnio • Sun, Jun. 29 • 6 Comments
- 3 insiders sold OmniVision's stock within one month.
- The stock was not purchased by any insiders in the month of intensive selling.
- All 3 of these insiders decreased their holdings by more than 10% each.
- OmniVision Technologies (OVTI) is benefiting from a very strong China LTE smartphone build.
- Internet of Things is driving the proliferation of sensors in all devices from auto, appliances, toys, etc.
- Legacy 8" wafer capacity is running very tight given the demand for various sensors (proximity, temperature, finger, etc.), mitigating the oversupply risk for image sensors.
- New smartphone designs are rumored to be incorporating 6 image sensors for 3D technology, which may cause other OEMs to follow suit.
- OVTI has over $10.39 in cash per share when you include the 30.3m share stake it has in China Wafer Level CSP (603005 CH), implying a <10x multiple, ex-cash.
OmniVision Technologies: More Than Meets The EyePaul Franke • Sun, May. 18 • 5 Comments
- OmniVision is the leading independent player in a high growth industry.
- Shares are trading near their liquidation value.
- Technical momentum is building for stock price gains into 2015.
This Apple Supplier Is A Value PlayAnup Singh • Tue, Mar. 18 • 4 Comments
- OmniVision came out with strong results and a solid outlook.
- OmniVision is diversifying its business across markets and applications.
- OmniVision's client list includes the likes of Apple, Tesla, and several other smartphone companies, giving it ample growth opportunities.
OmniVision Trading At P/E Of 4.6 Ex. Cash A Tech Value StockPRO • Portfolio Investor • Sat, Mar. 8 • 10 Comments
- A P/E of 4.6 ex. cash makes the stock one of the best bargains in the tech stock universe.
- Spending 9% of revenues on R&D, improving margins and diversifying product portfolio.
- Beat earnings and increased guidance last quarter.
OmniVision Seeing Growth In Image SensorsJaret Wilson • Dec. 3, 2013 • 18 Comments
OmniVision Technologies Has A Bright FuturePRO • Bryan Wagman • Nov. 13, 2013 • 4 Comments
OmniVision Technologies: Ready To Run To New HighsVinay Kumar Singh • Oct. 16, 2013 • 2 Comments
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Wed, Nov. 26, 2:52 PM
- Chip stocks are outperforming after Analog Devices (ADI +5.2%) beat FQ4 estimates and offered in-line FQ1 guidance. The Philadelphia Semi Index (SOXX +1.9%) has made new highs.
- Notable gainers include many analog/mixed-signal and telecom IC firms: TXN +3%. LLTC +2.7%. SMTC +3.1%. ISIL +3.3%. SWKS +3.7%. AVGO +2.9%. OVTI +3.2%. FSL +3.1%. EZCH +2.5%. XLNX +2.3%. ALTR +2.1%. MX +4.3%. PMCS +2.7%. BRCM +2%.
- On its CC (transcript), ADI noted its telecom equipment chip sales are holding up well in spite of weak capex, aided by the fact its dollar content for 4G base stations is "at least 20% to 30% better" than for 3G base stations. The company also mentioned its lead times were stable in FQ4.
- Chip ETFs: SMH, XSD, PSI, SOXL, USD, SOXS, SSG
Thu, Aug. 28, 5:21 PM
- OmniVision (NASDAQ:OVTI) is guiding for FQ2 revenue of $360M-$390M and EPS of $0.43-$0.59, in-line with a consensus of $374.5M and $0.49.
- FQ1 gross margin was 21.7%, up from 20.1% in FQ4 and 17.4% a year ago. GAAP opex +17% Y/Y to $56.3M. Cash/short-term investments rose by $73.2M Q/Q to $524.2M (compares with a market cap of $1.6B).
- Both mobile and automotive demand fueled the FQ1 beat. OmniVision says it's "ramping up multiple members" of its high-end PureCel image sensors for mobile clients.
- No update is given in the earnings release on OmniVision's review of a $29/share non-binding offer from a Chinese group led by Hua Capital. Shares are at $27.73 AH.
- FQ1 results, PR
Thu, Aug. 28, 4:24 PM
- OmniVision Technologies (NASDAQ:OVTI): FQ1 EPS of $0.91 beats by $0.38.
- Revenue of $406.5M (+8.8% Y/Y) beats by $25M.
- Shares +2.98% AH.
- Press Release
Wed, Aug. 27, 5:35 PM
Fri, Aug. 15, 9:54 AM
- Baird has downgraded OmniVision (OVTI -1.8%) to Neutral a day after the company received a non-binding $29/share buyout offer from a Chinese investor group led by Hua Capital. The firm doesn't think OmniVision, which now trades at $27.67, will see a premium to Hua's offer.
- Yesterday, Needham hiked its target by $5 to $32 in response to the bid. The firm observes chip companies recently acquired by state-owned Chinese entities have seen "an average 5-10% bump from the initial bid." It also thinks a competing offer from a U.S. firm or Chinese entity is possible.
Thu, Aug. 14, 10:21 AM
- OmniVision (OVTI +13.5%) has jumped in response to Hua Capital's non-binding $29/share buyout offer.
- Shares are making new 52-week highs, but remain 4% below Hua's offer price.
Thu, Aug. 14, 9:07 AM
- China's Hua Capital has made a "non-binding" offer to acquire OmniVision (NASDAQ:OVTI) for $29/share in cash. The price represents an 18% premium to yesterday's close, and translates into a $1.7B valuation.
- The image sensor vendor says its board is reviewing Hua's proposal, and has made no decision yet.
- Shares are halted.
Tue, Jul. 15, 1:14 PM
- Baird's checks suggest OmniVision (OVTI +1.2%) is regaining lost Chinese smartphone image sensor share.
- The firm adds it sees strong design win activity for OmniVision's high-end PureCel sensors, which the chipmaker asserts offer better low-light performance and lower power draw than prior-gen solutions.
- OmniVision has been battling for Chinese design wins with both traditional rival Sony (ramping image sensor output) and low-end rivals (such as Himax) who are pricing aggressively. Meanwhile, Chinese OEMs have been rapidly grabbing Android phone share.
- Shares are trading higher in spite of a tech selloff.
Fri, Jun. 27, 6:44 PM
- Google (GOOG) is working with LG to bring a tablet supporting Project Tango to market in 2015. Google adds Tango, which use 3D vision to track motion, create visual maps, and enable augmented reality apps, will support the Unreal and Unity game engines, and Qualcomm's Vuforia AR platform.
- Nvidia's (NVDA) Tegra K1 processor (heavy on GPU power) will power the LG tablet. OmniVision (OVTI) should supply the sensors enabling 3D vision. Ahead of the LG launch, Google will provide developers with a $1,024 reference tablet to start building apps. (video)
- Google managed to show a working prototype (of sorts) at I/O for Project Ara, which seeks to enable modular phones whose parts can be mixed and matched on the fly.
- Two near-term challenges: Cutting the amount of space taken up by the parts that enable modularity, and building drivers that can support a wide array of 3rd-party modules. Google previously forecast Ara phones would arrive next January.
- Though it's no Oculus Rift, Google did hand out a cheap virtual reality headset prototype fittingly called Cardboard. The goal of Carboard, which has a companion app, is to get developers to start working on Android VR projects (and thus build a rival ecosystem to Oculus').
- While plenty of products were launched and updated at I/O, two frequently-hyped platforms, Glass and Google+, received scant attention. Google was reported in April to be narrowing Google+'s ambitions. Glass, which just got a small hardware update, is working through PR/image issues ahead of a full commercial launch.
- Google I/O product coverage: I, II, III
Wed, Jun. 25, 11:23 AM
- Following a strong 2014 rally, Stephens has cut OmniVision (OVTI -3.2%) to Equal Weight.
- Shares still +27% YTD. They flew higher in May following an FQ4 beat and strong FQ1 guidance.
Fri, May. 30, 12:45 PM
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Thu, May. 29, 5:37 PM
Thu, May. 29, 5:31 PM
- OmniVision (OVTI) expects FQ1 revenue of $360M-$400M, far above a $304.9M consensus. EPS guidance of $0.29-$0.49 is largely above a $0.29 consensus.
- The image sensor vendor says it has made "meaningful progress" in its efforts to diversify into new geographies (read: become less dependent on Apple), and to grow its automotive/security product sales.
- Gross margin rose 50 bps Q/Q and 260 bps Y/Y in FQ4 to 20.1% thanks to sales of "newer and lower cost products." GAAP opex rose 12% Y/Y to $52.4M.
- OmniVision, which currently has a market cap of $1.34B, ended FQ4 with $450.9M in cash and just $35.8M in debt. The company doesn't yet pay a dividend.
- FQ4 results, PR
Thu, May. 29, 4:19 PM
- OmniVision Technologies (OVTI): FQ4 EPS of $0.40 beats by $0.13.
- Revenue of $331M (-1.6% Y/Y) beats by $38.89M.
- Shares +12.2%.
- Press Release
Wed, May. 28, 5:35 PM
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OmniVision Technologies Inc designs, develops and markets semiconductor image-sensor devices. Its main products are CameraChip image sensors and CameraCubeChip imaging devices.
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Grandma Throws Drink In Bride's Face [VIDEO]
Who knew there was a bar at the church?
Who knew there was a bar at the church?
A guy makes a grandiose gesture to show his love. He asks his girlfriend to marry him, in front of thousands of people at a major sporting event. Usually they have happy endings, but not this time.
The tears that will be shed at an upcoming wedding will not only be ones of joy.
When Rachel Wolf finally gets married, her dying father will be there with her.
Kelly Clarkson is getting ready to 'Tie It Up' with fiance Brandon Blackstock, and along with wedding preparations come engagement photos. The singer has just shared an official engagement photo -- and it's pretty dreamy.
It can either be the best part of the night or the worst part of the night -- the maid of honor and best man speeches at weddings.
While gearing up to say "I do," don't be surprised to hear "I can't."
When Kelly Clarkson shared the good news of her engagement to Reba McEntire's stepson Brandon Blackstock, she probably never thought she'd take the canary yellow diamond off -- let alone lose it.
Shooter Jennings married girlfriend Misty Swain earlier this week.
We are less than one week away until the Taste of Country and look who has some celebrating to do before he comes to town!
Rodney Atkins has put a diamond on the left hand of fellow country singer Rose Falcon. The two are engaged, according to Falcon. The Show Dog-Universal artist revealed a picture of the ring when sharing the news on social media.
There's nothing like popping the question and letting the whole world see it go down from your point of view. That's exactly what happened for one man who decided to propose to his girlfriend while he wearing Google Glasses.
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Despite NATO Pledges of 'Handover,' US Troops Still in Afghan Province
Villagers Demand Ouster of Special Forces, Citing Beatings, Detentions
NATO forces have announced a transfer of "security" control over the Wardak Province in central Afghanistan to Afghan government forces, a move that was supposed to be the response to government demands to remove US special forces from the area.
The transfer appears to actually be an attempt to dodge the issue, however, as US special forces remain in the province, and NATO has been pushing them off with calls for more "negotiations" on the matter.
The US continues to downplay the situation, insisting they have seen "no evidence" of the various crimes. Don't tell that to locals, however, who continue to protest en masse demanding the US respect the government's call to leave.
The dispute is because a key highway to the capital runs through Wardak, and the US insists ending its own role in the province would amount to handing that highway to the Taliban.
Locals have been complaining the US troops have been engaged in a campaign of violent intimidation against them, regularly attacking villages, beating locals and detaining them without charges. US troops in Wardak were also behind a recent attack on a hospital.
Ignoring the protests doesn't seem to be an option either, with locals threatening to launch an uprising in their village if the US doesn't respect the demand. With security already worsening in Wardak, the US military's impulse is to keep the troops there, but they may be serving as such a destabilizing influence in their own right that they will eventually have no choice but to withdraw.
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If they don't want to leave then the people have the right to rise -together with the Taliban- and force them to leave.


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Osteoporosis literally means 'porous bones'. If you have this condition, your bones lose density causing them to become weak, brittle and more likely to break (fracture).
In the UK, about two in 10 men and five in 10 women over 50 will fracture a bone because of osteoporosis. Osteoporosis can affect all age groups, but it's most common in post-menopausal women. Having osteoporosis doesn't mean that your bones will definitely fracture; it just means that it's more likely.
Symptoms Symptoms of osteoporosis
You can't see or feel your bones getting thinner, and you may only become aware of the condition when you fracture a bone. However, osteoporosis weakens the bones in your back (vertebrae), so some signs to look out for include back pain, your spine becoming curved and any reduction in your height.
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Diagnosis Diagnosis of osteoporosis
Osteoporosis is often diagnosed in hospital, possibly after a fall or bone fracture.
If you have had a fracture or your GP thinks you may be at risk of osteoporosis, he or she may suggest measuring your bone density using a DXA scan. (dual X-ray absorptiometry scan). The scan is painless and takes 10 to 20 minutes. Osteoporosis is diagnosed if your bone density is found to be lower than average. If your bone density is slightly lower than average, it's known as osteopenia.
You may also have other tests, such as blood and urine tests, an X-ray or an ultrasound scan. These are to rule out other conditions or to help your GP understand what is happening with your bones.
Treatment Treatment of osteoporosis
Your GP may prescribe the following medicines to increase your bone density. Ask your GP for information and advice about which treatments are available and suitable for you.
- Bisphosphonates – these work by slowing down bone loss. Examples include alendronate (eg Fosamax), etidronate (eg Didronel), risedronate (eg Actonel) and zoledronate (eg Aclasta).
- Strontium ranelate (eg Protelos) – as well as reducing bone loss, this stimulates new bone to grow.
- Calcitonin (eg Miacalcic) – this is a hormone usually made by the thyroid gland that causes less bone to be broken down.
- Medicines that affect the action of your parathyroid gland – parathyroid hormone (eg Preotact) and teriparatide (eg Forsteo) help to increase calcium levels and the activity of bone-producing cells.
- Raloxifene (eg Evista) – this is an artificial hormone that works by copying the effects of oestrogen on your bones.
- Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) – this relieves symptoms of the menopause by restoring hormones to a pre-menopausal level. HRT has also been shown to reduce osteoporosis, so you may be offered it to treat the condition.
- Denosumab (Prolia) – this is a biological treatment that works by blocking the formation of the cells that break down bone.
For men whose osteoporosis is caused by hypogonadism, your GP may prescribe testosterone replacement therapy.
Always ask your GP for advice and read the patient information leaflet that comes with your medicine.
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Causes Causes of osteoporosis
Healthy bone consists of a strong mesh made of protein and minerals (particularly calcium) surrounded by a thick outer layer. This mesh is living tissue that is constantly being renewed by two types of cells. One type of cell (osteoblasts) builds up new bone and the other (osteoclasts) breaks down old bone. Although your bones don't increase in length after the age of about 18, they continue to strengthen up until your mid-20s. After about the age of 35, your bones gradually lose their density as a natural part of ageing. This happens slowly at first, but the rate increases in women after they have been through the menopause.
Although the genes you inherit from your parents play an important role in how healthy your bones are, there are other factors that can affect your risk of osteoporosis.
- Gender – women in their late 40s and early 50s start to go through the menopause. This means they lose the protective effects of the hormone oestrogen and have a higher risk of developing osteoporosis.
- Race – Caucasian or Asian races are at greater risk than African-Caribbean people.
- Total hysterectomy – women who have their uterus (womb) and ovaries removed before the age of 45 are at an increased risk of osteoporosis.
- Previous bone injury – bone fractures make the bone weaker so affected bones lose their density more quickly.
- Long-term immobility – bones and muscles become weak if your body isn't active and using them regularly.
- Weight – if you're underweight, your body won't have the essential nutrients it needs to repair bones and keep them strong.
- Poor diet – low levels of vitamin D or calcium mean your body can't repair bones and keep them strong.
Some medicines and health conditions can increase your risk of osteoporosis.
- Long-term use of corticosteroids – used to treat severe allergies or inflammation.
- Aromatase inhibitors – used in breast cancer treatment.
- An overactive thyroid gland – such as hyperthyroidism or hyperparathyroidism.
- Rheumatoid arthritis – this is when your immune cells attack your joints and cause inflammation.
- A low level of testosterone in men – this can be caused by decreased function of the testicles (hypogonadism) or as a result of treatment for prostate cancer.
- Digestive disorders – for example Crohn's disease or any other condition that decreases absorption from your digestive system.
Complications Complications of osteoporosis
If you have osteoporosis, you're more likely to fracture bones in your wrists, hip and back. Hip fractures are a particular problem for older women – they are usually a result of tripping or falling. However, you can fracture any bone in your body. This may result in pain, disability and loss of independence.
Prevention Prevention of osteoporosis
Making some changes to your lifestyle could help to reduce your risk of developing osteoporosis. A healthy diet and regular exercise can increase bone mass, especially in younger people whose bones are still growing.
High-impact exercise, where you support your own weight, is best for strengthening bones and encouraging bones to grow. This type of exercise includes jogging, tennis, dancing and brisk walking. Try also to include some strengthening activity, such as yoga or t'ai chi, as this can help to improve your balance and muscle strength. If you aren't used to exercising, talk to your GP before you start and build up your exercise routine gradually.
Smoking can have a harmful effect on your bone strength and can also cause an early menopause in women. If you smoke, try to give up. Also be careful not to drink too much alcohol.
It's important to eat a diet that is rich in calcium to maintain healthy bones. Adults should aim to have 700mg of calcium every day, which you should be able to get through healthy eating. Good sources of calcium include milk and dairy products, such as cheese and yoghurt, dried figs or apricots, oily fish, such as sardines, and some green leafy vegetables, such as broccoli and cabbage. See our frequently asked questions for more information.
Making sure you get enough vitamin D is also important for bone health as your body needs this to absorb calcium properly. Vitamin D is produced naturally by your body when your skin is exposed to sunlight and can also be obtained from some foods, such as oily fish. You may get enough vitamin D during summer by spending frequent short spells in the sun without wearing sunscreen (the exact time you need is different for everyone, but is typically only a few minutes in the middle of the day). However, don't let your skin redden. If you don't get much sun exposure and particularly during winter months, taking up to 25 micrograms of vitamin D a day (two high-strength 12.5 microgram capsules) can help to make sure you get enough.
Always read the patient information leaflet that comes with your supplements and if you're pregnant or breastfeeding, ask your pharmacist or GP for advice first. Talk to your GP before taking vitamin D supplements if you're taking diuretics for high blood pressure or have a history of kidney stones or kidney failure.
Living with osteoporosis Living with osteoporosis
If you have osteoporosis, you need to be careful of vigorous, high-impact exercise, such as running. However, leading an active lifestyle will improve your balance, co-ordination and develop muscle strength. This can reduce your risk of falling and fracturing a bone. Doing regular exercise is also good for your heart and your blood pressure. Beneficial exercise includes swimming, gardening, walking, golf and tai chi.
Aim to get 1,000 to 1,200mg of calcium every day, either in your diet or as a supplement. You can buy calcium tablets at a chemist, but always speak to your GP before taking supplements as your body can only cope with a certain amount of calcium – if you take too much, you may develop kidney stones or other complications. See our frequently asked questions for more information.
If you have a fracture, you may wish to take medicines for pain-relief. Over-the-counter painkillers such as paracetamol or ibuprofen may help with this. Always read the patient information leaflet that comes with your medicine. See our frequently asked questions for more information.
Physiotherapy, hydrotherapy (exercise in water), TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) and alternative therapies, such as acupuncture or aromatherapy, may also help. Always speak to your GP or pharmacist for advice before any treatment.
FAQs FAQs
How can I deal with the pain from a broken bone in my back caused by osteoporosis?
Talk to your GP about pain relief for osteoporotic fractures. It's important to explore all the options until you find something that helps you.
About half of all women with osteoporosis will break (fracture) a bone. Men can also fracture bones as a result of osteoporosis, but it's about six times more likely if you're a woman. The most common fracture caused by osteoporosis is called an osteoporotic vertebral compression fracture. This is when pressure on weakened bones in your spine (vertebrae) causes them to crack and fracture.
You may or may not feel any immediate pain when the fracture occurs. However, if you do have pain, it can be very severe. You may also have chronic pain even after your bone has healed. Chronic means that it lasts a long time, sometimes for the rest of your life. The term chronic refers to how long you have it, not to how serious it is. Ongoing pain after a fracture can affect your quality of life.
Your GP is likely to suggest trying either over-the-counter or stronger, prescription painkillers. You may also be recommended a short period of bed rest. However, if these don't help control your pain, there are other options to consider. Some examples are listed below.
- Other medicines such as calcitonin may help to control your pain.
- You may find that physiotherapy, hydrotherapy (exercise in water), acupuncture or using a TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) machine may help to relieve your pain.
It's important that your GP helps you to find an approach that works for you. It's possible that you may need to be referred to a specialist pain clinic.
How much calcium should I be getting to help prevent osteoporosis?
This depends on your age and, if you're a woman, whether you have been through the menopause.
If you're a woman who hasn't been through the menopause, try to get 700mg of calcium per day. This is the daily amount of calcium recommended for adults by the UK Department of Health. If you eat a healthy, balanced diet, you should be able to get 700mg of calcium a day from the food you eat. If you find this difficult, you may need to take a calcium supplement.
Once you reach the menopause, increase the calcium in your diet to 1,000mg a day. This increased level also applies to people diagnosed with osteoporosis. If you're diagnosed with osteoporosis, you may be given a calcium supplement as well as osteoporosis medication.
To give you some idea about how to get enough calcium in your diet, here is the amount in some everyday foods.
- A 200ml glass of semi-skimmed milk contains 240mg calcium.
- A 100g pot of fruit yoghurt contains 122mg calcium.
- 100g Cheddar cheese contains 739mg calcium.
- Four slices of white bread contain 175mg calcium.
- Four slices of wholemeal bread contain 105mg calcium.
- 100g tinned sardines (in oil) contains 500mg calcium.
- 100g tinned salmon contains 91mg calcium.
- 100g baked beans contains 53mg calcium.
I can't eat dairy food so how can I make sure I get enough calcium to help prevent osteoporosis?
There are plenty of non-dairy foods that contain calcium so you should still be able to get enough from your diet.
Even if you don't eat milk or dairy food, there are other options. Good sources of calcium include oily fish such as canned sardines and pilchards, soya beans and tofu, bread, pulses, certain green vegetables including broccoli and watercress, dried fruit (especially figs), nuts and seeds (particularly almonds and sesame seeds). If you use soya, rice or oat milk, choose one with added calcium.
If you're concerned that you may not be getting enough calcium in your diet, talk to your GP or a dietitian.
I read in the newspaper that calcium supplements can increase the risk of having a heart attack. Should I stop taking them?
There is some evidence that calcium supplements increase the risk of heart attacks in women who have gone through the menopause. However, as other studies have reported different findings, more research is needed in this area before conclusions can be drawn. If your GP has recommended that you take calcium supplements because you're at risk of osteoporosis, talk to him or her before stopping.
Calcium supplements are sometimes advised for women who have gone through the menopause to keep their bones healthy. A recent study, however, found that heart attacks were more common in women taking calcium supplements than in women taking a placebo (dummy pills). Scientists don't yet know why calcium supplements could cause this effect, but high calcium levels could lead to a build-up of calcium in the blood vessels. However, more research is needed to understand the link between calcium supplements and heart attacks.
If your GP has recommended that you take calcium supplements, it may be because he or she thinks that you're at risk of osteoporosis. In the UK, the recommended calcium intake is 700mg a day for adults and up to 1,200mg if you have been diagnosed with osteoporosis and are on prescribed drug treatments. If you get adequate calcium from your diet, you may not need calcium supplements. Calcium that you get in your diet doesn't appear to lead to an increased risk of heart attack.
Always talk to your GP before stopping any medicine or supplement that has been recommended or prescribed for you. It's important to remember that any risks associated with taking calcium supplements must be balanced against the risk of osteoporosis and fractures that may happen if you don't take them.
I think I may be at risk of osteoporosis. Should I have a bone density scan?
Talk to your GP about what is best for you.
Many people don't know that they have osteoporosis until they break a bone – often a hip, wrist or bones in the spine. However, it's possible to find out if you have osteoporosis before you have a break using dual X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) scanning. This is the most common way of diagnosing osteoporosis.
The test is expensive and its availability may be limited. It's usually only recommended for people at high risk of osteoporosis. You can have a DXA scan at a private clinic or hospital.
If you're concerned that you're at risk of osteoporosis, talk to your GP.
My doctor has told me to eat a low-fat diet. How can I get enough calcium to prevent osteoporosis if I have to limit cheese and milk?
It's best to eat some dairy foods each day as they are good sources of calcium. There are many low-fat dairy products available and often these contain more calcium than full-fat versions.
You can try either switching to lower fat options or using a little less of high-fat foods such as hard cheese. Try changing from:
- whole milk to semi-skimmed or skimmed milk
- Cheddar or Edam cheese to cottage cheese
- cream to yoghurt or low-fat crème fraîche
- butter to low-fat spread
Why isn't spinach a good source of calcium?
Although spinach has a high calcium content compared with other foods, the calcium is bound to a substance called oxalate, which means that your body can't absorb it. So, although spinach is a good source of other vitamins and minerals it isn't a good source of calcium.
The calcium content of spinach is quite high compared with other foods. For example, 100g of boiled spinach contains around 160mg of calcium compared with 75mg in the same amount of spring greens. However, spinach isn't recommended as a calcium-rich source of food because the calcium is bound to a substance called oxalate, which stops your body from absorbing it.
If you're trying to increase the amount of calcium in your diet, there are plenty of other calcium-rich foods that you can eat, such as:
- milk and dairy products
- canned fish with bones, such as sardines
- fortified breakfast cereal
- soya bean products, such as tofu
- other green leafy vegetables
- dried fruit
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- National Osteoporosis Society
0845 450 0230
- The British Pain Society
0207 269 7840
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- Osteoporosis. BMJ Best Practice. www.bestpractice.bmj.com, published November 2011
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- Who is at risk of osteoporosis and broken bones? National Osteoporosis Society. www.nos.org.uk, accessed 5 June 2012
- Osteoporosis. Risk factors. University of Maryland Medical Center. www.umm.edu, published November 2008
- Who develops osteoporosis? Healthtalkonline.org. www.healthtalkonline.org, published July 2011
- Osteoporosis – prevention and treatment. Better Health Channel. www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au, published March 2012
- Smoking and reproduction. ASH. www.ash.org.uk, published February 2011
- Your recommended daily calcium intake. Arthritis Care. www.arthritiscare.org.uk, published May 2010
- Alendronate, etidronate, risedronate, raloxifene and strontium ranelate for the primary prevention of osteoporotic fragility fractures in postmenopausal women (amended). National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE), 2011. www.nice.org.uk
- Bisphosphonates. Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency. www.mhra.gov.uk, published October 2011
- Parathyroid hormone. electronic Medicines Compendium. www.medicines.org.uk, published November 2010
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- Healthy bones – facts about food. National Osteoporosis Society. www.nos.org.uk, published June 2011
- Osteoporotic spinal compression fractures. BMJ Best Practice. www.bestpractice.bmj.com, published November 2011
- Overview of osteoporotic compression fractures. eMedicine. www.emedicine.medscape.com, published March 2011
- Focus on osteoporotic fractures. The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (Br). www.boneandjoint.org.uk, accessed 6 June 2012
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- Bone and joint health – diet and bone health. British Nutrition Foundation. www.nutrition.org.uk, accessed 7 June 2012
- Bolland MJ, Grey A, Avenell A, et al. Calcium supplements with or without vitamin D and risk of cardiovascular events: reanalysis of the Women's Health Initiative limited access dataset and meta-analysis. BMJ 2011; 342:d2040. doi:10.1136/bmj.d2040
- Li K, Kaaks R, Linseisen J, et al. Associations of dietary calcium intake and calcium supplementation with myocardial infarction and stroke risk and overall cardiovascular mortality in the Heidelberg cohort of the European prospective investigation into cancer and nutrition study (EPIC-Heidelberg). Heart 2012; 98:920–25. doi:10.1136/heartjnl-2011-301345
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nope. never again. it smells like hay/petting zoo. the smell seriously reminds me of goats. and it actually made my hair feel worse. even if it did work I cant get pasted the smell.
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My hair is quite healthy; I have dry ends, but an oily scalp and have never colored my hair, I also don't use heat very often (once ever other month). I have used this conditioner for about a year, and one tub lasts me about 5-6 months (I use it twice a week).
I absolutely LOVE this, it's thick and creamy and you get used to the scent after a while. it's not the cheapest, but it has been worth it for me.
The reason I gave this 4 lippies and not 5, is because I used this with the rehab shampoo and my hair was always soft and shiny, but now that I have switched to I love juicy, it's gotten dryer. I don't feel like retread gives me enough moisture right now, but it's still my favorite conditioner and I would definitely repurchase.
I bought this product after a the sales associate suggested it for me. I have thick, mid back partially bleached partially dyed hair. It can be a lot to handle and my ends dry very easily. I gave up using heat on my hair and this product really tames it without any effort. The natural texture has been coming out more and my hair looks stronger. I'm loving the results after only 3 uses! I love the smell as usual with Lush and I love the texture-thick, creamy and heavy but doesn't leave residue in my hair. Can't complain except it is a small pot for the price
I purchased this thinking I would use it as an occasional treatment, thinking it was a really heavy conditioner, but I'm now using it with every wash and I'm completely addicted to it. The fragrance is violet leaf... it is sooo refreshingly beautiful. I would almost use it just for that alone, but the conditioning properties are also top-notch. It feels like it's going to be a really heavy cream, but it rinses out cleanly and leaves my hair shiny and bouncy, with no static or fly-aways (my major issues with long, fine hair). I totally love it and will keep using it now, but I hate the pot! I can see where it would be too thick for the normal Lush bottle (itself no prize-winning example of design), but can the company not come up with a squeezy tube? John Masters does conditioners in tubes and is a totally organic company - far higher standards than Lush even with their continued used of SLS etc - so I really don't understand why Lush is wedded to such archaic and ineffectual packaging. But aside from that it works great, so I will put up with the inconvenience.
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A gorgeously effective, long lasting, hair smoothing pot of loveliness!! No definite scent but I like that because it doesn't compete with the scent of my shampoo!
I've been using Retread along with Rehab for over a month now and i can tell you it worked as a miracle for my hair! First, my friend was using this and she told me it made her hair really dry, also she disliked the scent. It is a very different scent but I actually like it. It definately lingers in your hair so make sure you don't hate the scent.
I have curly, frizzy hair as long as I've known myself. At my first use of Retread my hair was super soft but still a little bit frizzy. However I think after 3rd or 4th wash all the frizz was gone! Now I can actually see my curls clearly. I will absolutely keep buying this when I run out of it.
I tried this product after buying a bottle of American Cream (which did nothing but scent my hair and add a little shine) and I'm not very happy about it.
it smells like yogurt and violets (due to both ingredients being in the conditioner) and it sounds very moisturizing. I think I'd have to use half the pot or something to make a difference. I do love LUSH but I just don't know about this one. For $29.95 plus tax for 8.4 ounces of product it isn't exactly cheap either.
I've had MUCH better results with other natural conditioner brands such as Jason's "Apricot Shine", Nature's Gate "Hemp" (one of the greatest out there in my opinion) and Body Shop's "Banana." (also good)
All of those mentioned above didn't cost me more than $8.00 and worked better for my frizzy textured ethnic hair.
I suppose if you have uncolored, very healthy and fine hair this would work for you.
Isn't very moisturizing but it's better than not using conditioner.
Feels just like putting water on my hair as it's not very thick or creamy.
Do not recommend.
EDIT: After a while of using this I am actually quite keen. I believe that when I first started using this my hair was just too damaged for it to work well, but now that I have got my hair in better condition I do like this product a lot. It stops my hair from being frizzy and keeps it hydrated. I really dislike the smell though.
My favourite conditioner ever! I have lower back length hair & this is perfect. So moisturising. My hair is soft, shiny & healthy. It doesn't feel as lovely while you're in the shower but it's probably because isn't full of silicons. Once you get out & your hair dries, you see you're definately getting your money's worth. I was using tresume' but I'll never go back. That made you think your hair was healthy, with retreat you know your hair is healthy. Amazing. The smell is okay, doesn't bother me, I guess some people wouldn't like it. Doesn't irritate my eczema. :)


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"And I just got my ballot in the mail. So I'm gonna sit down and look at that later this week." - First-time Voter
Election day is moving in fast; voters, are you ready to decide some big ballot questions?
There will be plenty of them on the ballot for Nebraskans to peruse and ultimately ok or reject.
For instance, there are four proposed State Constitutional Amendments voters will see on ballots in polling places across Nebraska.
One amendment would increase pay for lawmakers.
Another would increase the number of consecutive 4 year terms lawmakers can serve from 2, which it currently is, to 3.
State Senator Tony Fulton, whose own tenure comes to an end soon because of term limits, laid out the pros and cons involving term limits.
"So those who are in favor of it would say that three terms would give senators more of an opportunity to learn the lawmaking process and therefore become more effective; whereas those who would like to limit it to two terms say, well, that's what we did. We put term limits in place. Let's leave well enough alone; and two terms is enough for any given senator."
Fulton also laid out the pros and cons regarding proposed pay raises for senators.
They currently make $12,000 dollars a year. The increase would pay senators $22,500 dollars a year starting in January 2013.
One first-time voter told us, "I just got my ballot in the mail. So I'm gonna sit down and look at that later this week."
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Some students at UVa are looking beyond the boundaries of Charlottesville trying to make a global impact.
Whether it's Africa, Asia or even impoverished areas here in the United States, these students are taking their projects outside the classroom, trying to inspire some major public health changes.
"There are a thousand problems in the world," says Fourth Year Human Biology Evelyn Hall. "Why should we care about sexual violence?"
That's the question Hall sought to answer this summer as she spent nine weeks working with victims of sexual violence in rural South Africa.
"I learned a lot about [an] area that is very community-focused and in looking at those communities and trying to get those individuals to collectively change behaviors or change thoughts or change awareness," Hall says.
Her project was one of dozens on display Friday in the Rotunda as part of the Center for Global Health Symposium, a chance for students from a variety of majors to present their experiences.
"Some of them do independent study, some of them make it part of their thesis, some of them change what they're interested in entirely after this experience and decide to make global health a central part of their lives," explains Joy Boissevain with the Center for Global Health.
Faculty members say this is more a learning experience for the students and they don't expect these projects to make much difference.
Students like Hall say that's not necessarily the way it works out.
"Progress is never linear and it's never as big as you want it to be, but more people in that province are reporting rape than ever before and while it's still a problem, I think raising a consciousness about it is very much the first step."
Other projects presented at Friday's symposium:
Study of the Use of Telemedicine in Providing Healthcare in Rural Alaska
Financing the Medical Home: Case Study in New Orleans
Understanding and Improving Clay Water Filter Use in San Mateo Ixtatan, Guatemala
Striving to Cure the Curable: A Study of Malaria Education Methods in Ghana
Sexual Assault and its Assessment by the Judicial and Medical Sectors in Ethiopia
Water Purification System in South Africa
The Barriers of Women's Access to HIV Treatment in Limpopo Province, South Africa
An Assessment of Anemia and Nutrition in the Limpopo Province of South Africa
Contraceptive Practices among Women in Rural Tanzania
HIV/AIDS Counseling in China: A Human Cognitive Approach
Treating the Invisible: Access to Mental Healthcare for Sexually Trafficked Ethnic Minority Women and Children in Thailand
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Did Cave Acoustics Inspire Prehistoric Artists?
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA—The field of acoustic archaeology is growing as scientists consider the importance of sound to prehistoric cultures and their rituals. Steven Waller of Rock Art Acoustics thinks that ancient people were inspired to decorate cave walls and canyons with images of herds of animals because of the thundering echoes the formations produced. He has found that European caves with higher levels of reverberation are more likely to be decorated, and in North America, there is a correlation between places in canyons with echoes and the placement of prehistoric art. "It's a trivial little sound, but it can have a huge emotional impact if you don't expect it, if you can't explain it," he told Live Science. Waller is presenting his research at the annual meeting of the Acoustical Society of America. To read more about one of the world's great cave art sites, see ARCHAEOLOGY's "A Chauvet Primer."
Unusual Sacrifices Unearthed in Peru
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA—Peruvian archaeologist Gabriel Prieto and John Verano of Tulane University have expanded the excavation of a site where the sacrificed remains of 42 children and 76 young llamas were found in 2011. "This is unusual, and not what we've seen before, especially on the coast of Peru," Verano told Phys.org. The site is close to the beach, in an area that was dominated by the Chimú state from 1100 to 1470 A.D., when it was conquered by the Inca Empire. "It's not a place where you'd think to look," he added. For more on the site and Chimú-era rituals, see "A Society's Sacrifice."
Roman Sculptures Discovered in Northern England
PAPCASTLE, ENGLAND—A fertility genius thought to represent a local deity has been unearthed in a village in Cumbria. He holds a cornucopia and a patera, which are symbols of fertility. The site has also yielded the carved heads of male and female gods. The male statue wears a Phrygian cap, and may represent the god Mithras, or perhaps the god Attis, the consort of the goddess Cybele. If Attis, then the female head may represent his counterpart. The base of an amphora that contained a few coins, a stag figurine, and a Roman oil lamp have also been uncovered. According to a report in Culture 24, extensive flood deposits have been making it difficult for the archaeologists from Wardell Armstrong Archaeology to identify the site's features. For more on Roman-era sculpture from Britain, see ARCHAEOLOGY's piece on a limestone depiction of an eagle carrying a snake.
Aluminum Debris Identified as Amelia Earhart Artifact
OXFORD, PENNSYLVANIA—A piece of aluminum recovered from Nikumaroro, an uninhabited atoll in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, has been identified to a high degree of certainty as a patch that had been applied to Amelia Earhart's Lockheed Electra on a stop during her attempt to circumnavigate the globe. The repair can been seen in a photograph published in the Miami Herald on June 1, 1937. The aluminum debris was discovered on the island in 1991 by researchers from The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR). They compared the patch's dimensions and features with the window of a Lockheed Electra being restored at Wichita Air Services in Newton, Kansas. "Its complex fingerprint of dimensions, proportions, materials and rivet patterns was as unique to Earhart's Electra as a fingerprint is to an individual," Rick Gillespie, executive director of TIGHAR, told Discovery News. He adds that the piece of the plane provides strong circumstantial evidence that Earhart and her navigator, Fred Noonan, landed on Nikumaroro's coral reef and eventually died there as castaways. TIGHAR will continue to look for wreckage of the lost aircraft, thought to have washed into the ocean, next summer, beginning at a possible site 600 feet underwater. For more on the TIGHAR's work, see "Has Amelia Earhart's Plane Been Found?"
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA—Captain John Smith wrote that the original, three-sided James Fort was expanded and given five sides sometime in 1608, with as many as 50 houses at the site by 1609. The Williamsburg Yorktown Daily reports that archaeologists from Preservation Virginia have found the outline of the expanded fort and ten buildings. They are currently excavating an area located outside the walls of the expanded fort, where they have found a series of postholes and what may have been a pit or a well. Debris from the pit has included a spur made from copper alloy that dates from 1625 to 1650. A second building with three hearths has also been found outside the fort walls. It may have been used for industry and perhaps as a trading post. To read about evidence for the so-called "Starving Time" at the site, see "Colonial Cannibalism."
23rd Cannon Recovered from Blackbeard's Flagship
BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA—Another cannon has been recovered from the wreckage of Queen Anne's Revenge, bringing the total to 23. The 5-foot cannon was found within a concretion of artifacts some 25 feet wide and 30 feet long. "We were only able to bring up one of the two cannons, but we discovered another gun underneath the second one, so it all balanced out," project director John "Billy Ray" Morris told JD News. Discovered in 1996, the ship that became the Queen Anne's Revenge was captured by Edward Teach, also known as the pirate Blackbeard, who fitted her with 40 guns. Blackbeard ran his flagship aground off the coast of North Carolina in 1717. To read more about the excavation, see ARCHAEOLOGY's "Blackbeard Surfaces."
Deep-Water Divers Reach Well-Preserved Ship
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA—Skilled divers from the group Global Underwater Explorers are helping Italian archaeologists investigate a shipwreck under 410 feet of water near the Aeolian Islands. The well-preserved ship, thought to have sailed between Rome and Carthage sometime between 218 and 210 B.C., has been out of reach of looters and fishing lines and nets. "It felt very much like a ghost ship awaiting the boarding of ancient mariners," diver Jarrod Jablonski told The Associated Press. He and other divers were followed by Italian archaeologists riding in a small submarine who pointed out artifacts of interest. Known as the Panarea III, the ship had been carrying amphoras perhaps filled with wine or olive oil and an altar inscribed in Greek. Metal supports in its base probably attached the altar to the deck. To read more about nautical excavations, see ARCHAEOLOGY's "10 Greatest Shipwrecks."
The Caves of the Irish Revolution
SLIGO, IRELAND—Archaeologist Marion Dowd of the Institute of Technology Sligo is looking for caves associated with the Irish War of Independence or the Civil War. So far, she has recorded and mapped more than 20 of them. "Some of these caves were used as hideouts, others were used to stash arms and ammunition, others still were used as centers of intelligence," she told the Leitrim Observer. For example, many locals know that 34 men took shelter in a cave near Lough Gill for six weeks in 1922. "I think it is safe to say that in another generation any associations between these caves and the Irish Revolution will be lost and forgotten. It is important to record these places now while they are still remembered," Dowd explained.
High-Tech Images Reveal Texts of the Philae Obelisk
DORSET, ENGLAND—Modern imaging techniques are being used to examine the inscriptions on the Philae Obelisk, which was brought to the Kingston Lacy estate from Egypt's island of Philae in the Nile by adventurer and collector William John Bankes. "The last time anyone made a good record of what was on this stone was in 1821 when a lithograph was commissioned to celebrate the obelisk's arrival at Kingston Lacy," Jane Masséglia of the Centre for the Study of Ancient Documents at Oxford University told BBC News. The new images show that the lithograph was accurate, and they illuminate parts of the Greek text that have always been difficult to see. Along with the Rosetta stone, the inscriptions on the Philae Obelisk—the repetition of the names of kings and queens in both Greek and Egyptian—provided clues that helped nineteenth-century scholars translate Egyptian hieroglyphs. "It gives us a good opportunity now to look at the relationship between the two inscriptions, to see if they're talking about the kings in similar ways—because there's the potential that they were appealing to different ethnic communities. You've got the hieroglyphs that are showing the king as a traditional pharaoh, and the Greek that might be saying something a little bit different to other people reading those inscriptions," explained Rachel Mairs of both Oxford and Reading universities. To read about an unusual burial chamber in Egypt's Valley of the Kings, see ARCHAEOLOGY's "Tomb of the Chantress."
17th-C. French Explorer's Ship To Be Reassembled in Texas
AUSTIN, TEXAS—Conservation of the hull of La Belle, a French frigate that sank in a storm off the Texas coast in 1686, has been completed at Texas A&M University. The ship is gradually being reassembled and installed at the Bullock Texas State History Museum. La Belle was discovered in 1995 by Texas Historical Commission archaeologists, who built a dam around the wreck site and pumped it dry so they could excavate the nearly intact hull from six feet of mud. The new exhibit will eventually allow visitors to have the sensation of being on the ship's deck from a glass cabin-like structure. French explorer Rene-Robert Cavelier Sieur de La Salle had been the first European explorer to travel the Mississippi south to the Gulf of Mexico, claiming the land for France. He later returned to the region with 300 colonists aboard four ships, including the well-stocked La Belle. The expedition failed, however, as did his colony at Fort St. Louis, located near Matagorda Bay. La Salle was killed by some of his men. "Rather than the ship being empty when it wrecked, everything he had left that you need for a colony was in the Belle," curator Jim Bruseth of the Bullock Texas State History Museum told Phys.org. For ARCHAEOLOGY's original coverage of the discovery see "La Salle Ship Sighted."
New Thoughts on Ancient Greek Wine Cup
COLUMBIA, MISSOURI—John Barnes of the University of Missouri suggests that rather than depicting a simple animal scene, a 2,600-year-old skyphos at the Lamia Archaeological Museum in central Greece could portray an early Greek understanding of constellations. Approximately one-third of the wine cup, which was discovered in a trench next to a temple in the acropolis of Halai, is missing, but images of the back half of a bull, a snake, a hare or small dog, a large dog, a scorpion, a dolphin, and the front half of a panther or a lion have been preserved. Barnes spotted the skyphos while visiting the museum. "My dad raised me on astronomy, and to me, the snake, rabbit, and dog together looked like constellations. That group jumped out at me," he told Live Science. He adds that the decorative images may have been arranged into seasonal groups. To read about a Greek colony established in Italy around this time, see ARCHAEOLOGY's "Rediscovering Paestum."


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Woodville Mall or Great Eastern: Which will survive?
It was another hot, sticky, dreary, August night and I found myself wrestling the pillows trying to get some sleep when my mind wandered through these Midnight Ponderings:
Woodville Mall or Great Eastern?
Odds favor Great Eastern. Wheeling Street, which connects Navarre to Woodville Road and ends at Great Eastern, is on the fast track for widening. Meijer's, Applebee's, Office Max and Bay Park Community Hospital are relatively new additions to the Wheeling-Woodville Road corridor and Menards is close by.
Woodville Mall suffers from its own emptiness and the vacant big box sites that once housed Hills and FoodTown, both located across from the mall. It also lacks easy access from Oregon. The Coy Road extension that would have provided that access never materialized.
The new Veterans Glass City Skyway, which was supposed to create easy access for West Toledoans to come here, also provides easy access for us to go there where the more extensive shopping areas are located including Westfield Franklin Park. You can get there from Oregon almost as fast as you can get to Woodville Mall.
Darker days are ahead for the area's first mall, unless a creative entrepreneur can overcome the mall's location.
I went to the City of Toledo Web site and clicked on "city council," "Division of Solid Waste," and "collection services," but couldn't find the fee schedule. I did a search for "proposed garbage fee," "garbage fee," "recycling fee," and "cost of recycling." Here's what I found: 21 rules of how and when to put out your garbage including how to properly dispose of hypodermic needles and animal waste. I also found answers to frequently- asked questions such as how to throw out your old can, or how to get a new can and I learned how to enroll in the pilot recycling program.
I also read a letter from the city that encouraged me to attend meetings to learn more. The one thing I couldn't find, however, is the fee schedule. More importantly, I couldn't read about the new incentive program proposed by two councilmen which could save or cost Toledoans money. For that, you need to call the city, which I did, and talk to the solid waste division, which I did. That spokesperson referred me to the city spokesperson who didn't call me back.
So, where did I get the fee schedule?
From The Blade, Toledo's daily newspaper.
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Actor Nicolas Cage says he turned down the role of `Shrek` because he did not want to "look like an ogre".
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