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- Non-GAAP operating margin is calculated as non-GAAP (loss) income from operations divided by GAAP revenue. Non-GAAP (loss) income from operations consists of GAAP (loss) income from operations excluding the effects of stock-based compensation expense, amortization of intangible assets and acquisition related costs.
- Non-GAAP net (loss) income is calculated as GAAP net (loss) income excluding the effects of stock-based compensation expense, amortization of intangible assets, acquisition related costs, changes in the fair value of a common stock repurchase derivative liability, a tax benefit for the reversal of valuation allowance as a result of the IO Turbine acquisition, and non-cash interest expense related to changes in the fair value of a preferred stock warrant.
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Been 2 months since NY graduation. Where is my ATT?!
- 0Feb 17, '13 by bluebeetle7Hi all. Very frustrated. Been 2 months since graduation. Paid all my dues to the State and to Pearson. Called Pearson last week and they told me the state hadn't sent them anything. Called the state and they said my school hadn't sent them anything. I know my school said they were sending everything by end of January. What is going on!??
They told us not to take NCLEX more than 6 weeks after graduation! How is this fair? It's been plenty over 6 weeks. I need to get a job and start paying back loans.
Other students also haven't received the ATT. Feel like I'm losing momento in studying and forgetting things, and procrastinating more studying.
Anyone else deal with this?
- 0Feb 17, '13 by bluebeetle7Thanks. Yeah, i'll try again. So frustrating.
- 1Feb 17, '13 by LadyFree28Took my boards 6 months removed from my last nursing course. I had to take two required courses to graduate. Did the NCSBN prep, and tons of questions...passed the first time.
Focus in the extra time studying. It doesn't always hurt to have a little more study time.
- 0Feb 20, '13 by bluebeetle7Thanks! Finally got ATT today! exactly 2 months later.

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Potholes don't play favorites...check out this fire truck in Detroit on Sunday. Dooooh!
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Fairly sure that if Twisted Fate has a card locked and is taunted by Rammus, it doesn't go off while Twisted Fate is attacking. Re-reading Puncturing Taunt, I don't think this is intended. I can confirm for a few incidents seeing this happen, but the reason is hazy.
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yeah, you're right about that, but TF doesn't throw his card either if he's silenced despite the fact he has it locked, if i'm not mistaken, so i think it's fair to assume TF's card is kinda half-spell-half-standard-attack, so it kinda makes sense
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I don't believe this is intended. We'll check it out. Thanks for posting!
Pirate also can't Scurvy out of taunt.
well yeah, summoner cleanse doesn't work on it either
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Questcor Pharmaceuticals (QCOR) is a perfect recent example of why monitoring option flow can be so important for traders. Last Tuesday, very large and unusual activity in the October Puts was spotted. It looked like a large trader, most likely a fund or large existing stockholder, purchased 8,000 of the OCT 50/40 strike Put spreads i.e. purchased to open ~8,000 OCT 50 strike Puts, and sold to open ~8,000 OCT 40 strike Puts while the shares were up $2 on the day. This was a very bearish trade and was unusual in size.
The next day, negative news broke about reimbursement coverage for Questcor's drug Acthar. The stock dropped over 50% on heavy volume. Irrespective of what the large trader knew beforehand about this news (coincidence?), the returns on the trade were stunning and the lesson to the smaller trader/investor was clear: Integrate option flow monitoring into your daily routine.
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The 100% Vegan Menu to Rock an Animal-Free Thanksgiving
My guy - not Kenji, my *other* guy, Jose Andres - makes mashed potatoes with an eye watering quantity of olive oil. I bet they're awesome.
My guy - not Kenji, my *other* guy, Jose Andres - makes mashed potatoes with an eye watering quantity of olive oil. I bet they're awesome.
(shrug) I don't think a plane ride is any worse for them than a truck ride, anyway. I usually come off the plane alive and a mussel is probably a lot hardier creature than me.
lol @ passive aggressive comments about "superfluity". It's an $8 potato masher, not a Rolls Royce Corniche.
This came out like a dream! Only problem, I trimmed a whole cod side into a thick piece and a thin piece.
Put them in at the same time but should have put the thin piece in much later, one was temping at 70 while the other was at 145!
It was my turn to cook lunch at work today. No protein is cheaper or more delicious than a 5lb shoulder... made this with some Mexican rice and the Margaritas for Jerks recipe from Food52 ("serves 4 jerks"). Nothing finer!
I love things that are cooling and spicy at the same time and this is the absolute bomb. The cherry peppers slip out of their skin much easier than other varieties, but are a bit hard to find!
We had a nice dinner at Cru. Closed For Business is a nice beer bar.
I haven't been (but want to go) to The Ordinary, but they were in Esquire's best new restaurants 2013.
Sean Brock was the star of season two of an amazing PBS show called Mind Of A Chef. There are some good videos on the show's youtube channel.
On peelability - if you have a pressure cooker, the hard boiled egg recipe at hip pressure cooking causes them to pretty much jump out of their shell!
Hate crossfit evangelists and fad diets but I will admit that my wife has been eating paleo and since I cook each night so have I. It's been great. For one thing, getting away from starch is always good. And introducing restrictions is a GREAT way to up your cooking game, IMO. It takes work to bulk out a meal without starch.
But mostly, it's not exactly a hardship to go to the store and bring home two NY strips and a pound of asparagus and call it dinner :)
If you get it really seriously way too hot the oil will flash into flame when you pour it in. Careful :)
^ Hear, hear... if someone invents a soap that can strip polymerized fat, I'll be the first one lined up to buy it!
There have been a fair amount of Portland topics but not all might be easily searchable because some people are looking at a bit wider area. Anyway,in them, I have hugely recommended some places in the old port (when I visit my parents in Maine with my wife we always spend the last night in the old port as a treat):
* Hugo's - I've been to a lot of places and the tasting menu at Hugo's has been some of the best food of my life. Soulful but adventurous (but not TOO adventurous), just the right amount of food, and the pairings are amazing too. $$$
* The seafood people can't go wrong with J's Oyster. Get some steamers and some oysters and some Allagash White. $$
* You can go to Duckfat for lunch. It's awesome. $
* Miyake (reviewed at serious eats) was amazing for sushi. $$$
* I really like the pulled pork sweet potato fries at Gritty's! $
Other people can mention some other places especially some that are not as seafood focused. I think Fore Street or Street and Company might be really good; I went to 555 at the holidays and wasn't really impressed.
You are in for a treat. Best food experience of my life. I didn't go anywhere high end, but the "everyday" food was out of this world. If you go to or stay in El Born, go to Sagardis and eat ALL THE PINTXOS.
Of course, Tickets is in Barcelona, but I'm not clear if that's a place that humans can get in to.
Bacon Salt is specifically designed to have a bacon profile, and people seem to like it... never tried it myself.
Myself, I took the SE "Jamaican Beef Stew" recipe and subbed goat. Mine came as bandsawed-up cubes of goat so there were bones galore; I cooked it long and picked 'em out.
Oh, and I will (at least semi-!)agree with J.W. Hamner - the fries at duckfat aren't mindblowing or anything, they're just really good fries. But I find the combination of atmosphere+beer selection+sandwiches to be a really nice time! But my current city is a little behind, so I might just be swept up by a place that's reasonably unassuming yet delicious.
They just did a big redecorate and I haven't been since. It was trendy upscale, not loud or anything but not some ornate funeral-quiet Italian place either. Seating fairly close but not shoulder-to-shoulder. Friendly/casual, but very competent, service.
Suggest staying in the Old Port if that's not already set up. Really nice to take a nice bar crawl and stumble back to your hotel sated and tipsy! My parents live about an hour away and my wife and I always treat ourselves to a night in the old port after our holiday visits, as a reward for being bored and snowed in for 4 or 5 days.
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Portland has four destinations I want to mention.
Miyake was reviewed here. Review was spot on. Amazing.
J's Oyster is kind of a cool dive that people like and has great basic food like oysters and lobster rolls.
Hugo's tasting menu has served me 2 or 3 of the 4 or 5 best meals of my life. Innovative, but soulful, and not especially challenging. Just soulful and enjoyable.
Duckfat is a downscale cool sandwich place with cool, farm-to-tableish food and duckfat fries. It is related to Hugo's.
Bonus: Novare Res is a crazy good beer bar. Interesting but not amazing food; amazing beer.
Heh, my coworker got some at the dollar store. They smelled a bit like feet, but they tasted GREAT.
Well, this is an old thread but I wanted to update for searchers.
Shrimp sauce. Found it at the Asian market, it was about $5 for a jar of grey goo. Ingredients: fermented shrimp, salt. When cooking, I went easy on it because it smells HORRIBLE. It makes fish sauce smell like a bed of roses. Even the cat didn't want to lick the spoon.
But it was actually too subtle in the final dish, and could have used a little more. But this is DEFINITELY the funk I was looking for. A nice brown, earthy, funky taste. Thanks to those who suggested it as well as everyone else!
I was a little bit concerned because this never froze past a pretty soupy consistency in the Cuisinart despite starting with everything chilled.
Not to worry though - it definitely took its time hardening, but after a few hours in the freezer I had a beautiful, smooth sorbet! This is the first sorbet I ever made that didn't become a hateful, icy mass overnight! Thank you, Max!
It comes out to be a little pricey but a nice mezze of things you find in the cheese, fancy meat, hummus, and olives/pickled pepper/etc section is a nice dinner. Add some crackers or toast points, lay it out nicely on a big platter, and go to town! (Apologies if any of that is things you can't eat right now!)
If I'm cooking for a crowd, let's just get fatty burgers, cook them through, and everyone is happy. Fatty meat tastes fine cooked through, and it reduces the stress.
For myself? Very lean burger, cold in the middle. Love it.
This was amazing. Publix was out of any Mexican crumbling cheese but a fairly briny, gamey Vigo feta actually provided a killer complement.
My local supermarket has had cherry peppers and so I've been making and nom'ing mass quantities of the SE tyrokafteri, which, if you haven't tried it, sweet jebus, it's good. Use goat/sheep feta like Vigo.
Anyway I realized that things like chipotle sour cream and sriracha sour cream are also delicious. All of these things combine cooling ingredients and spicy ingredients together. Can anyone suggest other foods/dips/spreads that have heat and cooling in the same bite that I can make and shove in my mouth?
When you go to the restaurant you get tom kha gai that is flavorful and has a nice funk - it can be a bit brown, and have some tasty red oil on top of the soup. But at home when I make it, it tastes too "clean" - bright flavors of coconut and lime and herbs, but no funk.
I have to use ginger instead of galangal and no kaffir lime, but I don't think that's it - it tastes plenty herbal. I'm not shy with the fish sauce either but that still doesn't give the depth of flavor I want.
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Food Lab prime rib recipe for Thanksgiving, together with a simple horseradish/sour cream/buttermilk sauce. Just completely awesome. 170 F until 120 F (I actually put a probe in, made a little chart, and projected a finish time), then out and tented, back in at 550 F until seared. Really nice mahogany sear.
One problem. No fat renders at 170 F; at 550 F, a LOT rendered, hit the pan I had underneath, and smoked a LOT. (I was at a house with no V-roaster so I just put it on the top rack with a sheet pan under.) When I opened the oven to retrieve the thing, it got even way worse, yada yada, smoke alarm going off in the whole building for 1/2 hour.
Anyone have solutions for this? I thought about putting water in the pan but I'm afraid it would start to flash and cool the oven and/or moisten my crust. Thanks in advance for any tips!
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Hey Everyone!! I am a new grad moving back to the OKC are after being in Long Beach, CA for 10 years...Can anyone please give me their personal input on hospitals in the area... I am looking at Midwest City Regional, Norman... Read More
- 0Aug 3, '10 by LDRNMOMMYQuote from josoknowI see this post is a bit old, but would be curious to know the answer to this as well. We are moving to OKC in November.What about travel assignments in OKC? How is the pay and housing compared to other cities. Are the okc hospitals traveler friendly? What are some good travel agencies to go with for the oklahoma area?:spin:
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Discerning – A Meditation
Today, embrace the sun and moon,
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A ground of mystery and hope.
So when you ponder, ask, and reach,
Give time to see as well as show.
Discerning means and motives, learn
To shape and teach as well as know.
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Horse pulling buggy shot in East Lampeter Township
A horse pulling a buggy was shot Sunday night in East Lampeter Township, Lancaster County, according to police.
The buggy was in the 100 block of North Ronks Road about 9 p.m. Sunday when a car passed it and a loud noise was heard, police said. The horse suffered a gunshot wound and died at a nearby farm.
None of the five people inside the buggy were injured, police said.
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text: HomeTVAll My ChildrenOscar Photos: Hollywood's Leading Ladies Stun on Red Carpet Daytime Confidential March 3, 2014 All My Children, Awards Central, Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, One Life to Live, Oscars, Photos, Pop Confidential, The Bold and the Beautiful, The Young and The Restless 6 Comments From 12 Years a Slave's Lupita Nyong'o in a whimsical blue gown, to Blue Jasmine's Cate Blanchett who literally sparkled, Hollywood's leading ladies were radiant on the 2014 Academy Awards red carpet. Check out more Oscar red carpet photos after the jump and share your favorite picks in the comments. Kerry Washington 6 Responses SoapArmageddon March 3, 2014 I was surprised by Kim Novak's outfit, but then I decided that she probably said to herself, "Good taste and class have been dead in Hollywood for years. So to Hell with it. I'm 81 years old, and I'll wear what I usually wear to my doctor appointments." Log in to Reply tedew March 4, 2014 Nothing wrong with what Kim Novak wore. It was befitting for a lady of her age. Besides, was it much different from what Jeanne Cooper would wear in or out of Katherine Chancellor drag? Log in to Reply SoapArmageddon March 4, 2014 She should have received a standing ovation from those people. The woman worked with Alfred Hitchcock and Jimmy Stewart for God's sake. They leaped to their feet for a lot of much less worthy performers. Log in to Reply Yoryla March 4, 2014 A very well dressed event. They all looked very sophisticated this year. I thought the most beautifully dressed of the night were Angelina Jolie, Anne Hathaway, Charlize Theron, Jennifer Lawrence, Julia Roberts, Lupita Nyong'o and Penelope Cruz. An honorary mention to Ellen, whose costumes were wonderful. They were right up her alley, smart and serious, yet, festive. Liked it a lot. Log in to Reply Yoryla March 4, 2014 [quote=SoapArmageddon]She should have received a standing ovation from those people. The woman worked with Alfred Hitchcock and Jimmy Stewart for God's sake. They leaped to their feet for a lot of much less worthy performers.[/quote] Lol, yeah, but I noticed that at some point they sort of "had" to give standing ovations to almost all of them, since they had opened the ballot with Sidney Poitier, etc. And in performances such as Bette Midler's (I'm sorry, could they not get someone who had some voice left in there?) I noticed they didn't really want to stand to applaud, but since a few people did, I think the other felt compelled to aswell. If you look at the audiences faces at that point, they were not amused. Lol. Log in to Reply tedew March 6, 2014 To say that Bette Midler has no voice left in there is completely and totally idiotic. Her performance was beautifully done. I agree that many standing ovations seem forced. Her's was not and Kim Novak should definitely have had one. Log in to Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply You must be logged in to post a comment.


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Running shoes
A recent article highlighted in the New York Times in the February 8th 2012 edition discussed a study published in the Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise . It looked at the incidence of injuries among runners who favor heel striking compared to forefoot striking. Apparently they indicated a two fold increase in heel strikers rates of injury when examining a group of runners from Harvard. Another researcher Dr Nicholas Romanov has developed the Pose method of running and has studied word class runners and noted only 15% adopted a heel strike pattern of motion. He surmised this was based on a greater efficiency and in turn less chance of injury.
My Main Points on Running Form and Training:
- If you are attempting to change your current form do it gradually
- DO NOT adopt forefoot running and barefoot running at the same time
- Avoid treadmills for routine running because it is different in stride rate and foot strike pattern
- Injury prevention is a goal for any patient but adopting a a forefoot strike style of running in the absence of a consistent pattern is probably not worth it- if your running style is working for you leave it alone!
If you are suffering from a series of chronic musculoskeletal injuries you may benefit from a injury screen from a orthopedic or sports physical therapist to rule out the influence of range of motion and strength deficits. I hope this helps all my runners from Paramus, Ridgewood and the surrounding Bergen County area. Keep running!
Apex Orthopedic Rehabilitation in Paramus, NJ provides orthopedic and sports physical therapy services for the greater Ridgewood, Paramus, and Bergen County region. This blog is intended for informational purposes only and should not be used for diagnostic or prescriptive purposes. The views expressed here are the author's views and should be taken as suggestions. Always consult your physician or physical therapist before engaging in a physical therapy or rehabilitative regimen.
Follow this video for easy tips on picking a good athletic shoe..
When buying an athletic shoe and comparing different ones it is always good to do the three point test that I described in the video.
(1) Make sure the shoe bends at the ball of your foot not the middle of where your arch is located.
(2) Careful that you can't twist the shoe like you are "wringing out a towel"
(3) Lastly, pinch the heel of the shoe at the point where the sole ends and the fabric begins.
Another thing to always do is get your foot measured. Especially as we age changes in our forefoot cause increased need for space in the front of the shoe. If you wear orthotics, heel lifts or any type of insert, you may use in the shoe. Make sure you bring them in to check the fit. If you are located in the Paramus/Ridgewood, NJ area we recommend New Balance of Hasbrouck Heights, NJ and The Ridgewood Running Company in Ridgewood, NJ. Both places typically take a little extra time to ensure the best fit for their clients.


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Medical devices coated with selenium nanoparticles reduce the growth of a deadly hospital-borne infection.
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Medical devices coated with selenium nanoparticles reduce the growth of a deadly hospital-borne infection.
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The second of the two controversial bird flu papers is published in Science, revealing that just five mutations can render the virus transmissible between ferrets.
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Some of the interesting stories researchers were discussing at this year's American Society of Microbiology meeting in San Francisco.
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Grasshoppers in fear of predation die with less nitrogen in their bodies than unstressed grasshoppers, which can affect soil ecology.
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Researchers find a slew of new fungal species inhabiting the human gut, and suggest a link to an inflammatory bowel disease.
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Shortly after a rat infested supply ship ran around in Lord Howe Island off the east coast of Australia in 1918, the newly introduced mammals wiped out the island's phasmids—stick insects the size of a human hand.
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The beaches around the Gulf of Mexico harbor different nematodes, protists and fungi now than they did before the Deepwater Horizon disaster in April 2010.
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New PCR assay can detect more than 40 strains of H5N1 in a single go.
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Researchers rediscover a giant insect, thought to have gone extinct a century ago, and plan to reintroduce it to its native island off the coast of Australia.
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Drug efficacy and resistance mechanisms shine a light on how drugs enter cells, which could facilitate the development of new sleeping-sickness treatments.


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Union University- Hendersonville, TN campus
- 0Oct 11, '11 by STA51Hi,
Thinking about applying to Union Unoversity for the accelerated nursing program. I just found out that they have a campus in Hendersonville, TN. Is this new? Does anyone know anything about Union or Union in Hendersonville? Thanks
- 0Oct 18, '11 by SW2NursingI had my interview for the hendersonville campus (feb start) a few weeks ago. That would be the first class to be on that campus. The program would be the same as if it was on the other campuses.
- 0Oct 19, '11 by SW2Nursingthe interview went well..it was pretty informal. it was through skype b/c i live outta state. umm they pretty much told me a bit about the school/program. asked why nursing? what brought about the career change? and how is God a part of my life? other than that, just answered any questions i had...and wanted to know when i was going to take the TEAS. Hope that helps!!
- 0Oct 19, '11 by SW2NursingSure, friend request away!! Haha, this is only my second day on this site so I have no clue how to navigate it yet! And you got it, social work to nursing what type of social work are you in??


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- The Collections Online Catalog contains electronic records for most of the Research Library's books and serials and a portion of the library's manuscripts, photographs, maps, oral histories and other special format items. A number of additional items in the library's collections are indexed in the Research Library's card catalog, which is located in the library reading room. (more info)
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Pharmagen Announces First Quarter 2013 Results
SILVER SPRING, Md., May 15, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Pharmagen, Inc. (OTCBB: PHRX) (the "Company" or "Pharmagen") today announced financial results for the quarter ended March 31, 2013. On a consolidated basis, revenues for the three months ended March 31, 2013 totaled $1.72 million as compared to the three months ended March 31, 2012, representing a 329% increase year-over-year. Adjusted for nonrecurring expenses, and depreciation and amortization, the company reported a slight profit for the quarter on an EBITDA basis. The company had one-time, non-recurring expenses of approximately $340k, and amortization and depreciation of approximately $335k, representing an operating loss of $666,0000. The companies branded multivitamin Clotamin® reported first quarter sales of approximately $500,000, representing a 1,000% increase compared to the first quarter of 2012. Gross margins for the company continue to improve, expanding from 44% in the first quarter of 2012 to 60% in the first quarter of 2013. Margin improvement is being driven primarily from increased sales of Clotamin® and revenues generated by Pharmagen Laboratories. Pharmagen Wholesale's license base has expanded to 40 states and Pharmagen Laboratories has expanded to 24 states. The company is weighing a strategic move to North Carolina as it attempts to become an FDA-approved generic manufacture of sterile injectable pharmaceuticals, utilizing a revolutionary cGMP + ® process. It is seeking an incentive package from the State of North Carolina. Management continues to be the largest shareholder and retains its entire equity position since going public.
"Since the meningitis outbreak, drug shortages are now at the forefront of health policy, second only to the Affordable Care Act. Pharmagen is positioned perfectly as one of the only companies in the United States to address this problem. We've literally built our company around this issue. From a hospitals perspective, we're a one stop shop, offering secondary wholesale, state of the art compounding, and hopefully in the near future, FDA manufacturing. There isn't another company that I'm aware of that plays in all three verticals," said Mackie A. Barch, CEO of Pharmagen.
Barch went on to say, "While we still have a long way to go, we're getting better every day. Management continues to hold the largest equity position in the company, aligning us perfectly with our shareholders. Speaking for the entire management team, we only plan on adding to that position."
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Dopamine is a famous chemical. It holds a prized position in the annals of popular science as the "reward" drug. Countless articles refer to the latest studies of foods, sex and exercise as boosting dopamine, and, by implication, pleasure. But is this characterization correct? What does dopamine actually do?
In the past two decades, research on the role of dopamine in the brain has proceeded apace. A key finding is that dopamine is not the "reward" chemical, at least not in the way that the media would have us believe.
In the 1990s, a now-classic experiment was carried out by Wolfram Schultz and colleagues. He recorded from brain cells that produce dopamine and deliver it to other brain areas. An increase in the firing of these neurons is a sign that more dopamine is being released in the brain. Schultz switched on a light, and then delivered a tasty drop of juice to the animal. Initially, the dopamine cells responded to the juice, consistent with the "reward" theory. But over time, as the animal began to understand that juice always followed lights, the dopamine response went away, even though the animals continued to gulp the juice down. Then, when the researchers unexpectedly stopped the flow of juice, dopamine decreased. This experiment provided an initial clue as to what dopamine was doing in the brain.


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What is Drew Storen worth?
It's a question that has been debated pretty heavily since the Nationals used their No. 10 overall pick to draft the talented reliever in 2009. In fact, it's fair to say that Storen, the team's 23-year-old stopper who recorded 43 saves last year, has been one of the more divisive characters on the team's roster among pundits, bloggers, and fans since he made his major league debut in 2010.
The issue has been raised several times as the team's stopper has been a major figure in trade rumors over the past two seasons. Some believe that his overall stuff, combined with the general volatility of the position, makes him expendable. Others argue that given his youth and his recent production, he could be the Nats' version of Mariano Rivera.
Even leading into this spring, the question had been asked as Storen's name was involved with rumors of a potential trade for a center fielder, and now it's a question that we're about to have an answer for.


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Definition: A class III off-highway vehicle weighs less than 8,000 pounds, travels on four or more tires, has a seat and a wheel for steering control, and is designated for or capable of cross-country on or over land, water, sand, snow, ice, marsh, swampland, or other natural terrain.


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