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Stewart is fined by USAC for unsportsmanlike conduct: Tony Stewart was fined $10,000 Monday for what the U.S. Auto Club deemed unsportsmanlike conduct during a race for midget cars last week at O'Reilly Raceway Park at Indianapolis.
Tony Stewart Racing was placed on probation for the remainder of the USAC season.
Stewart, 37, reportedly knocked a radio headset off the head of one USAC official and shoved another after a ruling Thursday involving Stewart's car, driven by Tracy Hines.
Hines scraped the wall and pitted for a tire change, but his car was not deemed ready to re-enter the race in time to rejoin the field for a restart.
A USAC statement included an apology by Stewart, who is a two-time Cup champion as a NASCAR driver.
"Obviously, I handled this particular situation the wrong way, and if I had to do it over again, it never would've happened," he said.
Stewart volunteered to pay for new radios and uniforms for USAC officials.
IRL doesn't plan to return to Nashville Superspeedway: The Indy Racing League won't be coming back to Nashville Superspeedway in Gladeville, Tenn., after efforts to negotiate an agreement for a 2009 race failed.
The IndyCar Series had raced at the track the last eight years, including July 12 — when Scott Dixon won a rain-shortened race.
The Edmonton Sun reports Toronto will replace the Nashville race in an 18-race IndyCar schedule in 2009.
Valdosta beats New York, Chicago and 17 other finalists: Valdosta, Ga., is TitleTown USA.
At least according to ESPN, which selected the city of about 50,000 as the nation's top sports city. Valdosta has won dozens of sports championships and is a hub for high-school football.
It is the birthplace of several pro athletes, including NFL linebacker Randall Godfrey, who played for the Seahawks in the 2003 season.
Georgia Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle called the announcement "fitting."
Valdosta beat out 19 other finalists, including Chicago and New York.
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SEC clears Powe to play: The Southeastern Conference has cleared Mississippi recruit Jerrell Powe to play this season, three years after he signed with the Rebels. He will be a 21-year-old freshman when practice begins.
The NCAA twice denied Powe's eligibility before declaring him a partial qualifier in August with the stipulation he must complete a year of college before joining the team. Powe has the learning disabilities dyslexia and attention deficit disorder.
Drug charge dismissed against South Carolina receiver: An attorney for South Carolina receiver Dion Lecorn, 19, said a marijuana-possession charge against his client was dismissed. Attorney Lowell Bernstein said the case was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Indiana guard Crawford transfers to Xavier: Guard Jordan Crawford, who averaged 9.7 points as a freshman for Indiana last season, has accepted a scholarship from Xavier.
Panthers defenseman agrees to extension: Defenseman Jay Bouwmeester, 24, agreed to a one-year contract extension with the NHL Florida Panthers worth at least $4 million.
Minor-leaguer sentenced: The attorney for David Cornacchia of the minor-league Florida Everblades said his client has been sentenced to one year and one day of prison for slapping a flight attendant, head-butting a passenger and exposing himself on an American Airlines flight from Toronto to Dallas.
Attorney Michael Francis Hornung said Cornacchia already pleaded guilty to interfering with a flight crew.
IBF champ Abraham is accused of sexual harassment: IBF middleweight champ Arthur Abraham has been accused of sexually harassing a masseuse during a training camp in Germany.
Officials will determine whether the complaint against one of Germany's most popular athletes merits an investigation.
Abraham, 28, has a 27-0 record.
Toney-Rahman decision changed: The California State Athletic Commission changed its original decision on the July 16 James Toney-Hasim Rahman heavyweight fight in Temecula from a third-round technical knockout by Toney to a no decision.
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A new chance in Egypt for Islamic finance
Islamist influence seen promoting Islamic finance; Seen growing to draw Gulf funds for rebuilding; Egyptians wary of past corruption scandals
April 23, 2011 8:00 by Reuters
Covered head-to-toe in a black abaya embroidered with red and yellow flowers, Amal Abbas waits for her turn to place a deposit at Cairo's Al Baraka Egypt Bank, one of Egypt's two fully-fledged Islamic banks.
Although Egypt is considered the birthplace of Islamic finance, which adheres to Islamic principles banning interest and speculative trading, its growth has lagged due to past corruption scandals, while the previous government sought to enforce a more secular financial system.
But after the Egyptian revolution toppled Hosni Mubarak and his government, Muslims like Abbas are embracing Islamic banking, raising the prospect that Egypt could become another thriving centre of Islamic finance.
"I prefer Islamic finance, it keeps me far from usury and I feel my money is blessed," said the 50 year-old research centre manager at the Mohandessin branch of Al Baraka Egypt Bank.
"My husband has been dealing with mainstream banks for more than 30 years and all his projects failed because they were funded by unblessed money."
According to a 2009 report by consulting firm McKinsey, Islamic banking only accounts for 3 to 4 percent of Egypt's $193 billion banking industry. That compares with 46 percent in the United Arab Emirates.
"In a post-Mubarak era, the urgency of rebuilding and changing things will clash with the absence of resources and lack of money," said Ibrahim Warde, adjunct professor at The Fletcher School of Diplomacy at Tufts University.
That will likely present an opportunity for Islamic finance houses in the Gulf region, which now serves as the industry's global hub.
"Egypt is going to look towards the Gulf for money and it's going to have to offer Islamic options to maximise investments."
Cairo-based National Bank for Development, which is converting into a full-fledged Islamic bank, is already 49 percent-owned by Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank. Al Baraka Egypt is in fact a unit of Bahrain's Al Baraka Bank.
There's also keen interest in Egypt for Islamic insurance, or takaful, which makes up 5 percent of Egypt's $1.45 billion insurance market but is expected to grow dramatically, according to a March report by Islamic consultancy BMB Islamic.
Salama Islamic Arab Insurance's chief executive Saleh Malaikah said this month that demand for its products in Egypt have grown significantly since the revolution.
According to data from Bankscope and Thomson Reuters, Egypt could see Islamic finance assets grow to $10 billion in 2013 from $6 billion in 2007.
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Challenges remain, given the less than encouraging history of Egypt's Islamic finance industry.
Millions of Egyptians were stung by ponzi schemes in the mid-1980s, when a number of money management companies touted Islamic investments at returns above local interest rates.
A new post-Mubarak administration is expected to show more interest in Islamic finance, despite concerns that a growing Islamic finance industry could also provide political support for Islamic opposition groups in the country of 80 million.
Egypt will need to adopt Islamic banking as one tool to appease politically active Islamic groups or face a barrage of criticism for adhering to the previous regime's hard line against the industry, said Humayon Dar, chief executive of consultancy BMBIslamic.
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The first time I read Kippreport, you lost me right then and there. I have read 2 pieces one comparing Jolina Jolie to some beautiful indian lady; Tom Cruise being compared to I guess an indian actor called Salman Khan. The way descriptions were written were biased and were short to being hateful. I guess an indian muslim write that side of your news.
Next is this Islamic finance, mentioned particularly that other banks are usury and Islamic finance is blessed. What kind of an article is this? Biased, deceitful, and islamically radical. This is finance and not religion.
You must keep away from being religious, discriminate, and biased in your articles. It destroys your reputation. This is not the way journalism works. Open your eyes and thoughts to how journalism is done.
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or many supporters of electronic commerce, it was very bad news that Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) had reorganized and would be eliminating the organization that created and supported the Government Acquisition Through Electronic Commerce solution selected by the Energy Department for agencywide use. This is the second time GATEC has found itself abandoned: The Defense Department nixed plans to roll out the system to a number of bases in 1994.
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Nearly 10 years after the 9/11 attacks, state and federal governments continue to spend tens of billions of dollars every year on domestic security, from surveillance cameras to airport screeners to emergency response equipment. Those expenditures have helped states and cities cope with all sorts of disasters, but still, some of the outlays have been rather "dubious," says Kim Murphy in the Los Angeles Times. Here, a brief guide, by the numbers:
$75 billion
Approximate amount federal and state governments spend annually on homeland security
$636 billion
Total amount, adjusted for inflation, that the U.S. government has spent on homeland security since the Sept. 11 attacks
$16 billion
Amount requested for domestic security in the 2001 budget
$71.6 billion
Amount requested for homeland security in the 2012 budget. Less than $37 billion goes to the Department of Homeland Security. The rest will be divided among the Defense, Health and Human Services, and Justice departments
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Amount of money the federal Department of Homeland Security gave Keith County, Neb., (population 8,370) to purchase "state-of-the-art dive gear" to protect Lake McConaughy and the surrounding area from terrorist attacks
Amount of a Homeland Security grant used to purchase a 9-ton BearCat armored vehicle for Glendale, Calif., a suburb of Los Angeles that's home to DreamWorks Animation and some Disney facilities
Number of BearCats, many purchased with cash from the feds, now in use by police forces across the U.S. "The arrests of methamphetamine dealers and bank robbers these days often look much like a tactical assault on insurgents in Baghdad," writes Murphy.
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Cost of an "anti-terrorism fence" built around a VA hospital near Asheville, N.C.
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Cost of attempting to build a 2,000-mile long "virtual" barrier on the U.S. border with Mexico, complete with surveillance cameras and high-tech sensors. The project was to be completed in 2009, but after a number of delays, it was abandoned earlier this year.
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Number of jobs a $1.5 billion National Security Agency cyber-security center being built in Utah will generate. While many complain that huge sums of Homeland Security money have been squandered, the "spending has also acted as a cash-rich economic stimulus program for many states at a time when other industries are foundering," says Murphy.
Number of Americans who have been killed in incidents of Islamic terrorism outside of war zones since 2001
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I'm a little bit weird when it comes to my fruit consumption. I am obsessed with berries and eat them pretty much every day, occasionally supplementing that with a banana if I'm super hungry, but other than that I don't generally eat a whole lot of fruit. I might eat an apple on its own like three times a year, but while I enjoy most fruits I can never be bothered to eat them. That completely changes once mango season rolls around. Mangoes are like crack to me in Summer — I have to buy them every time I step foot in a supermarket and since most of the time they're grouped together (like 3 for $4) I find myself eating a mango a day.
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LONGPORT ŌĆō Mayor Nicholas Russo welcomed the Atlantic County Board of Chosen Freeholders to Borough Hall on Tuesday, July 29, thanking freeholders for working to turn around Atlantic City. What followed was contentious political dialog about an ordinance designed to help hospitality workers keep their jobs.
Freeholder-at-Large Colin Bell, a Democrat, submitted legislation on July 8 that would require hospitality employers to notify the county 60 days before any potential sale and retain employees for three months following a change in ownership. At the end of the three-month holdover period, an employer could reduce the workforce, or conduct written performance evaluations to determine if an employee should continue employment.
Democrat District 1 Freeholder Ernest Coursey, who co-sponsored the ordinance, chastised the board and its attorney for not notifying Bell that the ordinance had been pulled from the agenda. According to Freeholder Chairman Frank D. Formica, who authorizes agenda items, there were legal issues with the language of the ordinance.
After Coursey called the chairman to complain about the ordinance being removed from the agenda without notifying its sponsors, Formica placed it back on the agenda.
ŌĆ£If there was a problem with the language, you reach out to tell the freeholders who sponsored it that it will not be on the agenda,ŌĆØ Coursey said.
Formica said an email containing a legal opinion about the problems with the ordinance was sent to freeholders immediately before the meeting, however Bell said he had not received it.
ŌĆ£LetŌĆÖs not engage in governance by surprise,ŌĆØ Bell said. ŌĆ£On July 8, someone should have picked up the phone and told us what the problem is.ŌĆØ
Atlantic County Counsel James F. Ferguson said the intent of the ordinance was admirable, but county government does not have legal authority to regulate employers.
ŌĆ£This ordinance basically re-writes state law dealing with layoffs,ŌĆØ Ferguson said.
County governments have no legal authority to regulate layoffs and only municipal governments have police power over residents to enforce ordinances, he said.
ŌĆ£There is no underlying power for a county to control industry,ŌĆØ Ferguson said.
Even if the ordinance were re-written, it could face legal challenge, Formica said.
Bell complained that all of the ordinances he has introduced have been tabled, prompting Coursey to tell the board, ŌĆ£Get away from the party line and be for the people.ŌĆØ
Freeholder-at-Large Alex Marino, a Republican, asked how the ordinance would save jobs.
ŌĆ£Are we giving people three months of false hope that they will be retained? Are we putting more regulations on an industry that is already over-regulated? Are we chasing away seven or eight buyers for Showboat? When government gets involved in regulating business, itŌĆÖs not good for business. This does not contribute to a pro-business culture,ŌĆØ Marino said.
ŌĆ£We are craving to help, but this is ineffectual,ŌĆØ Formica said.
District 4 Freeholder Richard Dase, also a Republican, said the only jobs the ordinance would save are that of attorneys.
ŌĆ£We cannot tie the arms of a potential buyer,ŌĆØ Dase said.
Coursey motioned to table the ordinance for two weeks so Ferguson and the board could come up with language that would help Atlantic City workers retain employment in light of several casino closures. Bell seconded the motion with a date certain for introduction. The motion passed 5-4, with Formica, Marino and Republicans Frank Sutton and John Risley voting against it. Bell, Coursey, Dase, James Bertino and Will Pauls voted for it.
Additionally the board passed a resolution urging Gov. Chris Christie to keep his promise not to permit expansion of casino gaming outside of Atlantic City, and refrain from executive, legislative and referendum action until Jan. 31, 2016. The resolution calls for a complete analysis of the cityŌĆÖs economic viability before any action is taken, and Atlantic CountyŌĆÖs state legislators to jointly sponsor a similar resolution in the Senate and Assembly.
ŌĆ£ThereŌĆÖs been talk of a referendum on the ballot. All that will do is hurt people in the hospitality industry. This is a people issue, not a partisan issue,ŌĆØ Coursey said. ŌĆ£Let the five-year plan continue. Atlantic City is thriving.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£No deals,ŌĆØ Risley said. ŌĆ£I hope we all stand united. This is a sacred covenant between the state and Atlantic City, and it should not be broken.ŌĆØ
Talk of a referendum to allow casino gaming in North Jersey would chase away investors, Formica said.
The resolution passed unanimously.
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Hops help cut the sweetness in a beer, delivering a crisp citrus-and-pine kick to the back of your tongue. But the cone-shaped hops flower is more than just a flavor savior. Researchers have shown that it's also a significant source of cholesterol-lowering, cancer-fighting, and virus-killing compounds called polyphenols. What's more, "Just one 12-ounce beer a day decreased fibrinogen, a clotting factor, and increased albumin, which is very important for protein metabolism," says Shela Gorinstein, Ph.D., a researcher at Jerusalem's Hebrew University and the author of a 2007 study on the bioactivity of beer. In our taste test, the winner was a smooth, fruity India Pale Ale (IPA) brewed with 8 pounds of hops per barrel. It boasts 80 times the hops of a mass-market lager.
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Beamish Irish Stout
The typical low-cal beer is run through a deflavorizing machine on its way to the bottle. "Most of the calories come from the alcohol content and whatever residual sugars may be left after fermentation," says Garrett Oliver, brewmaster at the Brooklyn Brewery. We sought a brew that would go easy on the waistline without disappointing the palate. Darker beers have a major advantage here: They're relatively low in alcohol and have thick, creamy, smoky finishes. When the cans were emptied, Beamish stood tall. It contains about 130 calories per 12-ounce can, but with a full flavor and sturdy dark-chocolate notes.
Runner-Up: New Belgium Skinny Dip
Also Try: Sam Adams Light, Guinness Draught, Sprecher Micro-Light Ale, Mahr's Bräu Leicht, Shiner Light
Best Organic Beer
Wolaver's India Pale Ale
The German Beer Purity Law of 1516 restricted "true" beer to three ingredients: water, barley, and hops. Today's megabrewery beers are anything but pure. A 2003 FDA study found that 27 percent of barley and 32 percent of nonorganic wheat products carried pesticide residues. What's worse, a loophole in the USDA organic-certification standard allows pesticide-grown hops. Our winner, an IPA with a pleasant aftertaste, is made with wheat from organic farms near the brewer's Vermont facility. "We track every detail of every organic ingredient," says Max Oswald, a Wolaver's spokesman.
Runner-Up: Butte Creek Brewing Pilsner
Also Try: Peak Organic Amber, Dupont Foret, Old Plowshare Stout, Orlio India Pale Ale, Samuel Smith's Organic Ale
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I say it literally. If you really can't, in the length of college undergrad and a post-grad degree (4-6 years) make a million dollars on your own, you have no business reaching the high echelons in any firm as Titanic in nature as GS, MS, or etc.
You don't go into Goldman Sachs looking to get a job as a algo-bot technician. You go in looking for a career. Im not saying you can't get hired otherwise, but if these guys are looking to make a successful career then they really ought to know that Goldman is a company that deals with Billions in revenue every year, with multiple connections to the banking sector in every single continent.
You can't make a million? You'll get hired, but you won't get a career. These guys really ought to be looking for more than just a job at these firms. If all you're getting is a job, get out and make it on your own, entrepreneurial style. Better to rule in Hell than to serve in Heaven, right?
Besides, with talents like that and a position as a fund manager, the money really gets easy just collecting 2% performance fees from clients, especially if you manage in the 100+ million portfolio (rather small on Wallstreet, I'd say). I'd do that, especially with my talents so I can collect nice bonuses.
Let's just say we disagree there...
Please see my last comment, very few people with the talent to make over a million dollars in their college career will want to work for someone else at that point; I don't even see how that's even possible legally (even in the financial services business and on the stock market unless you have quite a bit of money to start with). Your comment is quite far fetched if you ask me.
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Alameda Point
The City Council voted Wednesday to approve an exclusive agreement with Alameda Point Partners to negotiate a deal to develop a 68-acre waterfront town center at the former Naval Air Station, despite opposition from residents who think the lame duck council should wait and let the new council decide.
"This is a tough decision. But stalling is not the answer to a tough decision," Vice Mayor Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft said.
City staffers have selected a finalist in the contest to develop a waterfront town center at Alameda Point.
The Department of Veterans Affairs officially took ownership of 624 acres of Alameda Point on Monday, which it hopes to transform into a new, one-stop medical and benefits center, a national cemetery and a wildlife preserve.
"We are proud that the new One VA facility will call Alameda home," Mayor Marie Gilmore said during a public ceremony at the Alameda Theatre & Cineplex that included a color guard, speeches and a video offering the history of the former Naval Air Station and renderings of the planned facilities.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is holding a public ceremony to commemorate the transfer of hundreds of acres of Alameda Point set to serve as a future clinic and columbarium site.
Alamedans rubbed shoulders with city leaders and representatives from a quartet of development teams Monday at an open house designed to give the public a better idea of who may be shaping the future of the former Naval Air Station.
The City Council has signed off on a pair of finalists vying for the right to develop a key piece of Alameda Point.
Alamedans will get the chance to meet representatives from Calgary-based Brookfield Residential and Alameda Point Partners, a group of developers from the Bay Area and beyond, on September 29. Brookfield and Alameda Point Partners are seeking the right to build a 68-acre, mixed-use development with hundreds of new homes, retail, open space and more.
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The city is contemplating proposals from nine developers who've signaled their interest in developing some or all of a planned 150-acre Alameda Point waterfront town center and commercial development area. So who are these developers, and what do they bring to the table?
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Hi all,
Can anybody recommend a Latin American Spanish language course..?
I'm thinking book+cd rom type of thing. We're heading to South America in a few months so better get started..!
I'm in the UK if it makes a difference.
Muchas gracias...:thumbup1:
I don't see why you need "Latin American" Spanish....
Simply enrole on a Spanish course at a local evening class.
The differences between Iberian Spanish and Latin American Spanish are on a par with the differences between American and British English: they're there but really not major...
What a coincidence! I´m trying to improve my English and you can help me while I can help you. Search my skype address utilizing my mail direction : email@example.com or write me, of course, in Spanish :confused1: :clap:
Hi guys, thanks for the replies.
Warthog, as we're going to Latin America it seemed appropriate to get a "Latin American" course. I've been on a basic course at a local college but I'm a bit rusty and we'll be gone before the next class starts.
Raul, thanks for the offer, I don't do skype but I may mail you when I've improved a bit more..!
LD, thanks, I'll check out Pimsleur.
Thanks again.
you can get it on pirate bay
a good way to get used to spanish is get a copy of a good, simple movie that you like in English...watch it in subtitles a few times, then switch to spanish with english subtitles.....watch it often, and i mean often
Destinos --- it's free Resource: Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish
Brilliant..! I love free stuff.
Thanks guys.:D
You feeling free write me of anyway: una, dos, tres palabras en Español or in English or make mix. I think we are shy about foreing tongue but with a dictionary and a little of work we can comunicate us. Just now I am writing with a lot of mistake (I am sure) but afterward write it I am going best about English. Come on...I need your help for my English
It's your call, after all, but Latin Spanish like American English is only slightly lexically different in a few places: I just think you may be narrowing your options down unecessarily.
Either way just communicating with natives such as Raul is a great way to go, especially once you start learning the basicas and want to put it into practice.
Get the Pimsluer Spanish I,II & III. It's easy to find thru torrents or licenced copies are available for about $500. The best thing is thats it's passive. You can listen while riding (if on straight traffic less non techenical roads ) or driving or vacuuming. If you go thru these 90 30min lessons, you will be able to converse, but not quite be conversational.
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All in FREE now.
Normally when FREE is down this much the next day the stock doubles...news looming finally.
Less debt.
This isn't a short play anymore...
Looks like a buy-out is coming any moment.
This stock is way too cheap now.
SNSS also missed it's primary endpoint and also decreased 90% in value the first week but rebounded 70% in just 3 days.
Instead of rebounding NYMX decreased another 50%.
Nymox had a marketcap of 170-200 million for years and today it's a lousy 17 million.
RSI is under14 and the stock is very very oversold.
I didn't see a SEC filing by insiders selling their shares also.
Almost the entire float of shares has been traded the last 8 days.
So what's going on here?
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oh yeah, it's broken.....making new lows day after day
Too late, it's almost worth zero...just 0.50 to go......but hey, it's already down 95% within 2 weeks...
DR.A, where are you?
I bet mister dr. A is selling his shares like crazy......he owns almost half of the company.....what a jerk.
Told you. This stock is KAPUTTTT
and what about the huge bonusses management wants?
For what? For doing their job? Let management feel the risks of investing themselves instead of investor and bank's money.
There's no bottom yet.
This company is done.
No money. No drug.
No director that fight for his company.
I bet he's the one selling millions of his shares the last 7 days.
Next week we may see a SEC filing about insider selling.
If so, than Dr.A. has declared his company dead.
If you're right and the bottom is in today (0.55 is resistance) than we might see a nice bounce.
And another -10% day today
At least NYMX hasn't any debt, so a CH11 isn't on the table.
Previously reported study results showed that patients with NX-1207 treatment had significantly less Gleason grade progression, lower average PSA levels, lower numbers of biopsy cores showing greater malignancy, and lower total volume of more malignant cancer compared to controls.
To date, NX-1207 has had an excellent safety profile as both a treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and localized low-risk prostate cancer. In the current trial, a new high dose of drug (15 mg) was safely used without drug-related adverse effects. NX-1207 has shown safety in repeat injection studies (NX02-0020 and NX02-0022). The drug does not lead to immune responses such as antibody formation which can cause significant drug toxicity and/or limit usage to single treatments due to drug neutralizing effects.
Paul Averback MD, CEO of Nymox said "These new results show the potential of NX-1207 to offer men with low-risk prostate cancer a significant tangible benefit in terms of avoidance of radiation and/or surgery and the related risks, discomforts, and permanent side effects. We emphasize that these results are based on a single injection only. A similar convenient treatment regimen with multiple injections is to be expected to offer even more benefit, which we hope to be able to demonstrate as soon as possible. If these positive results can be further validated, NX-1207 may prove to offer a new safe option for a painless way to deal with a major problem for many men."
Wow, what happened to you?
The positive thing is that yesterday a bullish doji star hes been formed.This pattern appears in a downtrend and warns that the trend will change.
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Mighty Boof to create some Northern Uproar
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IT'S a third event for the Mighty Boof on Friday, November 9 with a return to the Civic Hall and an exciting line-up headed by Indie legend Northern Uproar.
Almost 10 years after releasing their last recording Manchester bad boys Northern Uproar return to the music arena with a new album, following a string of UK and European tour dates.
It's a real coup for the Mighty Boof organisers to nab a band of this calibre.
Stand and Fight is the band's first musical offering since the aptly titled single Goodbye was released in 1998, pre-empting the band's subsequent split in 1999. The eleven-track album (the first on Manchester's Tiny Rebel label) includes forthcoming singles Nothing You Can Do, The Fear Inside and title track Stand and Fight, as well as an acoustic version of favourite Town included as a bonus track.
Mighty Boof organiser Dan Maudling, said: "Northern Uproar were never a band for mediocrity and like the their sporting idol Eric Cantona, the fledgling Uproar were lauded and despised in equal measure.
"The band as 16-year-olds crashed onto the music scene with a bang in 1996 and enjoyed a succession of hits with From A Window, Rollercoaster and Town, made the front cover of the then NME rival mag Sounds and did support tours with Paul Weller and the Charlatans before embarking on their own national tours. Quite a CV.''
Founder members Leon Meya (vocals/bass) and Jeff Fletcher (lead guitar), are now 28 and 29 years old respectively and feel their new album is "amongst the best stuff we've ever recorded because we did exactly what we wanted and wrote without any interference from industry people telling us what was best for us".
Older and wiser, the band feels their early singles, written when they were just 16, are still as good today and stand up to any scrutiny or comparison.
Following Meya's recent appearance on Channel 4's 'Transmission for T4' and an interview with Dave Simpson in The Guardian, the band will play a number of support shows with The Coral before the first single Nothing You Can Do will be released for digital download via the itunes music store on Saturday, November 3.
The November 9 gig at Whitehaven Civic Hall is much anticipated, when support from will come from new band The Geoffs.
Dan Maudling says: "I went to see this band a couple of weeks ago and they blew me away. They have considerable stage presence and high energy and you'd think they had been performing for at least 10 years. I'd describe them as Kaiser Chiefs on 50 cans of Red Bull!"
Also on the November 9 bill sees the return of The Return, after going down a storm in Manchester a couple of weeks ago they will play the Civic for the Mighty Boof, sporting a new line up comprising Kev Armstrong, Paul Tomlinson, Sean Doyle and Russell Ford.
Songs include Let It Go, I Need A Holiday and Never Fails. Band style brings echos of Graham Coxon and The Charlatans blended with a swirling Jimi Hendrix guitar.
Local lad Gav McKew completes the line up, with his acoustic style and melodic rhythms fused with vocal content. Mighty Boof's Couch (John Fitsimmons) says: "I have seen this guy perform locally and was so impressed, offered him a gig on the spot".
The night starts at 7pm. Advance tickets £7 from the Civic (01946 514960) or Contemporary, (01946 590605).
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NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nevada – Rob Diaz, CLIA, certified arborist, was named to the status of Trailblazer by the Professional Landcare Network (PLANET). Diaz is president and CEO of Land Care Inc. (LCI) in North Las Vegas, Nev.
Diaz is one of 90 Trailblazers added since 2002. "I am humbled and honored to be included in a program with others who have graciously mentored me through the years," said Diaz, "and will continue the tradition by openly helping other members."
Diaz originally founded his landscaping company in 1996, and then changed the name to LCI in 2003. Diaz is a prior board member of the Nevada Landscape Association Board of Directors and has been a pioneer in water conservation landscape installations beginning with the award winning property, The Pines, by Camden in 1999.
For years, LCI has been a landscape donor for Rebuilding Together, an organization whose mission is to preserve and revitalize houses. The company has also contributed resources, time and expertise to Operation Green a community service project launched by the Nevada State Contractors Board and a number of other nonprofit, community-based organizations and causes.
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