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Modern Family Review: Let's Get Phil-sical!by Leigh Raines at . Comments
In the latest episode of Modern Family, I found out something that made me love Phil Dunphy even more than I already do. That's, right guys, in "When a Tree Falls" we found out that Phil once pulled a Lloyd Dobler.
As a massive Say Anything fan, I can fully appreciate Phil's attempt to woo Claire back in the day by using the boom box-over-the head move. Even if he substituted an Olivia Newton John pop song for Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes," I still give credit where credit it's due.
That said, Jay Pritchett you owe that man a boom box!
Well... you know what? I'm gonna say they called it even after Phil aggressively punched the crap out of Jay during their oversized glove boxing match. I also found that to be totally unbelievable. It was a sucker punch. Jay could kick Phil's ass at any age, let's get real here.
Jay is an alpha male and he would do well to remember that for the next time he gets insecure because he's the oldest dad at the party. Own it! Just like Manny should own his style.
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Don't feel bad, Manny, I have like one pair of sneakers myself. We all express ourselves in different ways, my friend. I wouldn't have wanted to play smash frisbee either. It seemed like a whole lot more fun hearing Jay and Phil tell stories.
However, nothing would've beat watching Gloria fake her water breaking to get Claire out of Costco jail. And all over one measly sweatshirt Claire obviously didn't mean to take? C'mon Costco, what a power trip! I wonder if it worked with the cop? Who here hasn't made up some excuse to get out of a speeding ticket? Good thing Claire didn't really end up getting arrested because not everyone looks as cute in their mugshot as Haley did.
Unfortunately for Alex, one sister is always the flawless one and some people are just more easily embarrassed than others. I totally feel Alex on that one. Then there is the combination of embarrassing and awesome, like Cam falling out of the tree!
Did this episode remind anyone else of the Saved By The Bell when the gang chained themselves to the oil rig? "Stop the drilling, stop the oil!" I love when Cam and Mitchell work together and aren't bickering. Even Lily had a few funny lines tonight. They saved Treona Helmsley!
What did you all think of the latest episode of Modern Family?
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This show is consistently funny. There are other programs that are funny for a few minutes, but then you realize all the characters on the show have the same delivery and it gets boring in about 5 minutes. On Modern Family each character is a unique individual and the jokes and situations are tailored differently. I look forward to every episode, not just for the humor but also the underlying love these people feel for each other. In that way It reminds me of Friends, another classic family show.
This was a great episode. I laughed pretty much the whole time.
I too think the Costco manager was way over the top. She just spent tons of money would she really steal a hoodie AND wear it out of the store with the tag on, it is obvious that it was a mistake, I knew Gloria was faking labor.
I too like when Cam and Mitchell work together. Can dressed as a character from Cats was super funny.
I knew that Haley would look pretty picking up garbage and that Alex would be the one to have something happen to her when she was trying to catch her sister at an unflattering time.
Once again Manny was super funny.
My favorite line was when Luke said to Phil "that guy has a huge left hook" or something like that.
I didn't say it very clearly, but I was trying to conclude that some of the more heavy handed commentary on "modern" families, like noting that the kids took different sides in the divorce, which in "real-life" happens and then each has to work through all of the changing dynamics with each other. It was also interesting and a little touching that Manny tried at one point to develop a step-brother/step-sister relationship with Claire, which both fit his character to try to do and hers to have not have realized that relationship (or "Grandma" Gloria taking Alex to buy a dress). I miss a little of it -- but this show sure is funny!
No matter the premise, the show always turns out to be pretty funny. I think it's the large cast and each one's own type of humor/jokes (like the cast in Big Bang or the old Two and a Half Men). Like, the one perfect (or Teflon) sister, Hayley! Remember when she was pretending to have a job, which Alex knew and got her family to go to the restaurant where Hayley supposedly worked ... and they never found out! Same joke, maybe--but still funny! The humor has also changed a little from early (like the difference between the big-glove fight and when Jay flew his model airplane into Phil's face (and his daughter knew it and called him out on it) ... or Claire and Mitchell arguing over :"Mommy" and "Daddy" ....
The only funny part of this episode is when Phil goes ballistic on Jay. The writers need to produce an episode that reveals how Haley was adopted, because she looks NOTHING like her parents, it's become distracting. Or better yet, just leave her off at college.
it looked like a slow episode to me in the beginning. it got better as it progressed.
you're right jay can beat the sh*t out of Phil at anytime (sorry phil)
i seriously thought gloria's water had broken. at first when the Costco manager said that if she really was having a baby or a turkey, i thought she was going to throw something at him. Claire (my second favorite character) wasn't funny today. hopefully next week/episode.
cam's costume killed me. that whole scene was so funny. i never get annoyed by him.
haley's mugshots were so hot!


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You're free to hold all of my past words against me, but going forward I'll be working for Assemblyman Brian Dahle, and I don't need to make any more trouble for him, so I'll be signing off this blog.
It's been a real privilege, one of I've enjoyed thanks to the brave decision of Kelly Brewer to hire a little puppy of a man to write the editorials when she was brand new in Redding, and to the support of Silas Lyons for the past six years.
As I'll elaborate in a so-long column to be published Sunday, though, by far the best thing about this job has been the many friends I've made -- by mail, email, in the lobby, on the street, and on this blog -- who've joined the passionate arguments that swirl around this town. You could call Redding a lot of things, but apathetic isn't one of them.
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If you were to draw a progress-arrow graph to mirror the Winnipeg Jets' 2011-12 season it would go something like this:
It begins pointing downward in October... trending sharply upward in December... sharply down again in January... another spike upward in February/early March and now this:
An arrow that trails right off the bottom of the page. Oh, and just for added effect, bright red flames would accompany the fall to highlight the nosedive.
Obviously still in an emotional daze after Monday's crushing 6-4 loss to the Ottawa Senators, the Jets built a 2-0 lead against the powerhouse New York Rangers at the MTS Centre Wednesday and then played like zombies for the duration in a 4-2 defeat.
"It's frustrating. Any time you lose it sucks," said defenceman Zach Bogosian. "We're competitive people in here, no matter what... even if we're in first place or last place. It's our job to come out and play hard and win hockey games and we didn't do it.
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It was the Jets' third straight loss, third straight at home and means they have now dropped five of their last six.
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The Jets fall to 35-34-8 and remain eight points behind the Buffalo Sabres, who hold down the eighth and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.
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The Jets build a 2-0 lead early in the second on goals by Spencer Machacek and Bryan Little, but -- in what would be the critical storyline to the contest -- whiffed on four power-play opportunities before the game was 23 minutes old, including a stretch of 1:43 with a two-man advantage.
All told, the Jets were Uh-oh-for-5 on the power play and surrendered a short-handed goal -- just to make it uglier -- to Michael Del Zotto. The Rangers thoroughly dominated on special teams, shutting down the Jets, scoring a shorty and twice on the power play on goals by Ryan Callahan and Derek Stepan. Brian Boyle scored the other Ranger goal.
"It reminds me of the start of the season where we couldn't finish teams off and we couldn't play with a lead," said Little. "That's what we had tonight. We had a good opportunity and we let it slip away from us.
"There's a bunch of teams that are in the same situation we are, battling for their lives, and they're doing all right. I don't think it's fatigue. If anything, we should have a lot of energy to get up for these games."
Head coach Claude Noel's biggest task now, especially as the team heads out on the road for four straight with shoulders drooped and morale at a season low, might simply be to keep his squad from throwing up the white flag. Talking about soldiering on bravely is one thing. Actually doing it is quite another. And that was in full display against the Rangers.
After the game, Noel conceded the strain of the failed playoff push in the last month or so was revealing itself. But when he was told that some of his players had been critical of their own effort, Noel opted to chomp down on his tongue. Hard.
"I'm not going to beat up on our team, let's put it that way," he said. "I would rather just hold my thoughts to myself with regards to that."
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Recently awarded the coveted HSBC Gold Star Award 2006 and having attracted the likes of Colin Montgomery and Luke Donald, golfers are now able to tackle a thoughtfully lengthened course bringing many new features into play and creating a challenging Championship course that is ready to host a professional event. There are some stunning tee shots and none more so than the opening drive. says Paul Thompson, General Manager at the course.


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Why You Should Buy a Used BMW
They Are Cheaper
Used cars are less expensive than new ones, but they are more expensive to run and maintain. However, if you go for a car that is one or two years old, you'll be getting the best deal for your money. A car this old will still work well and won't cost as much as a freshly minted one.
They are also usually cheaper to insure than a new car, as insurance is based partly on the value of your car (this is also why you should never over value it!).
The thing about new cars is that they instantly devalue as soon as you drive it off the dealer's plot. This doesn't happen with used cars – the depreciation hit has already happened.
While a car's value will continue to drop until it falls apart, a used car's depreciation has already plateaued.
You Have More Choice
Because you'll be able to get more car for your money, you'll have more choice. This is because of the fact that there are private sellers as well as dealers that are selling cars.
Whether you go for a more powerful model or the dream bimmer that you thought you couldn't afford, search hard enough and you'll be able to find the car that you want.
Make Sure You Know What You're Doing
Knowing what you want and being able to check for quality when shopping for a used car is essential. You should be confident enough to haggle and know what to look for (or bring a mechanic with you) so you don't get ripped off.
So if you're looking for a used BMW then look no further than http://www.exchangeandmart.co.uk where you can find a range of different used cars perfect for you, along with finance options and insurance.


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A peak inside FREDERICIA Showroom in Copenhagen
The best way to discover their stunning collection.
Amager Apartment with a Clean Style and Curated Furnishings
Everything seems to be at its right place.
A House of Contrasts in Copenhagen
The place has a very interesting mix of black and white - The best of both worlds?
The Home of Graphic Designer Rikke Albrechtsen
A cool, monochrome style with lots of personality.
Ilse Crawford at The Apartment
The gallery was reinvented and reflects Ilse's design philosophy and signature style.
Denmark / Do / Shop / Styling inspiration
Beautiful distressed interior
She truly captured the beauty of this distressed interior
More pictures of restaurant Kul in Copengahen
I came across these new pics of one the hottest joints in Copenhagen. Lovely, isn't it?
Discover Butchers & Bicycles
Amazing tilt-action cargo trikes from Copenhagen!
A café by Henrik Vibskov
Den Plettede Gris offers a laid-back place to enjoy your coffee.
Latest joint in Copenhagen: Kul
Kul puts a special spin on every item on the menu, and feeds guest in an equally unique interior.
Denmark / Eat / Food & drinks
Living in a former post office in Copenhagen
A great apartment with clean lines, wide open spaces, and magnificent views of Frederiksberg avenue.
Discover the diary of NOMA chef René Redzepi
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Protests are planned Friday at two Brooklyn schools over the latest round of Common Core testing. NY1's Michael Herzenberg spoke to teachers and parents at one of the schools and filed the following report.
Daniel Tyler-Zimmerman let loose Thursday after three stressful days of test-taking.
"It was really hard without without getting up, unless you really have to go to the bathroom," he said.
His mom said he handled it well. His third-grade teacher, Sara Greenfield, said some of his classmates didn't.
"I've had children break down crying because they're so frustrated by the tests," she said.
Greenfield said that's not normal at this extraordinary school. P.S. 321 in Park Slope is known for excellence.
"I've been teaching for 15 years, and this was testing, I'm not sure what," she said.
Third-, fourth- and fifth-grade students here Thursday finished the New York State English exam. Teachers called some of the content offensive.
"I feel a little bit like I'm putting my kids through child abuse because I can't protect them from any of it," Greenfield said.
Teachers also can't divulge specifics, but principal Liz Phillips said her teachers have never seen an ELA exam that does a worse job of testing reading comprehension.
She writes parents: "There was inappropriate content, many highly ambiguous questions, and a focus on structure rather than meaning of passages."
The complaints follow controversy surrounding the second year of the state's Common Core testing. A significant number of third- through eighth-grade parents had their kids opt out.
"I actually think tests are good. I just think this test is completely inaccurate," said third-grade teacher Sarah Leaman.
The teachers' frustration has some parents worried.
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ACT Seminar - Jason Hartline/Northwestern University, "The Theory of Crowdsourcing Contests", ACES 2.402
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alk: "The Theory of Crowdsourcing Contests"
Speaker/Affiliation: Jason
Hartline/Northwestern University
Talk Audience: UTCS Faculty, Gradua
te Students, Undergraduate Students, McCombs and Economics Students, Out
side Interested Parties
Date/Time: Wednesday, February 22, 2012, 1:
30 p.m.
Location: ACES 2.402
Host: Greg Plaxton
Talk Title:
The Theory of Crowdsourcing Contests
Crowdsourcing contest
s have been popularized by the Netflix
challenge and websites like TopCod
er and Taskcn. What is a
crowdsourcing contest? Imagine you are designi
ng a new web service,
you have it all coded up, but the site looks bad
because you haven''t
got any graphic design skills. You could hire an ar
tist to design
your logo, or you could post the design task as a competi
tion to
crowdsourcing website Taskcn with a monetary reward of
$100. Co
ntestants on Taskcn would then compete to produce the best
logo. You then
select your favorite logo and award that contestant the
$100 prize.
nIn this talk, I discuss the theory of crowdsourcing contests. First,
I will show how to model crowdsourcing contests using auction theory.
ond, I will discuss how to solve for contestant strategies. I.e.,
ose you were entering such a programming contest on TopCoder, how
much w
ork should you do on your entry to optimize your gains from
winning less
the cost of doing the work? Finally, I will discuss
inefficiency from t
he fact that the effort of losing contestants is
wasted (e.g., every con
testant has to do work to design a logo, but
you only value your favorit
e logo). I will show that this wasted
effort is at most half of the tota
l amount of effort. A consequence
is that crowdsourcing is approximately
as efficient a means of
procurement as conventional methods (e.g., auct
ions or negotiations).
Joint work with Shuchi Chawla and Balu Sivan.
Prof. Hartline as been a member of the EECS faculty since 200
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ata structures, and graduate courses on mechanism design and
on. Before joining Northwestern he was a researcher at
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h in Silicon Valley where he worked on auction theory
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December 17, 2012
I worked at St. Jude on staff for 17 yr. I saw it change from an institution focussed on the children to an institution that derided its clinical staff and placed its priorities elsewhere i.e. laboratory though they still used the children as the means to raise money. Professionally, St. Jude has not made a major contribution to the outcome of children with cancer in over 20 yr - others have done that including the key areas of leukemia, brain tumors and non-Hodgkin lymphoma despite their claims on TV and elsewhere. The staff including nurse, techs etc who actually take care of the children have minimal retirements/benefits - actually embarrassing despite having spent 20-30 yr at the institution. Danny Thomas was great - and truly loved the children and supported staff. When he died - that died. When Don Pinkel (first medical director) left , the achievements in cancer therapy left. Give to your local cancer hospital - they give the same or better care. St. Jude is bloated with money.
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I do support this charity as I feel only a large organization with a national presence can help with certain issues. However, I really really do not want all the stuff they send you in the mail and that I then end throwing out. No way/mechanism to tell them this. Think a LOT of money wasted this way.
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Schedule::Load::Chooser - Distributed load choosing daemon
use Schedule::Load::Chooser; Schedule::Load::Chooser->start(port=>1234,);
Schedule::Load::Chooser on startup creates a daemon that clients can connect to using the Schedule::Load package.
Starts the chooser daemon. Does not return.
The port number of slchoosed. Defaults to 'slchoosed' looked up via /etc/services, else 1752.
Seconds after which if a client doesn't respond to a ping, it is considered dead.
The latest version is available from CPAN and from http://www.veripool.org/.
Copyright 1998-2011 by Wilson Snyder. This package is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of either the GNU Lesser General Public License Version 3 or the Perl Artistic License Version 2.0.
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Tech users of the world beware – just as touchscreens have infiltrated nearly every aspect of our lives over the past decade, gesture-based controls will do the same in the coming years. And yes, that includes gesture-enabled cars, according to a patent filing by Google.
The tech giant, which has made no bones about its autonomous-vehicle aspirations and is expanding into wearable tech, has filed a patent that would see drivers use gestures to control a vehicle, according to a report from Engadget. The system, if it ever arrives in the automobile, would use a depth camera mounted on the roof of the car and a laser scanner. So for example, swiping near a window would roll it down, while making a motion at the radio would adjust the volume.
It's not hard to imagine an army of motion-based controls, not unlike what we have on a multi-touch-enabled computer, where pinching would zoom in the navigation screen, and swiping at the vents would increase the temperature or fan speed. Really, this patent raises a number of interesting questions.
And while the safety issues relating to motion-based controls in a conventional car seem as obvious as they are numerous, adding this sort of futuristic tech to an autonomous car, which as we mentioned, Google is kind of into, would be an interesting and futuristic touch (no pun intended) indeed.


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Glöbies organize the type of celebrations that guests love to attend
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What's New- Minor Bug Fix
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Racing King is a heart-pounding, visually astounding 3D racer that puts the control directly in your hands.
Racing King combines stunning, high-fidelity graphics with addictive gameplay and head-to-head competition to create a new type of racing experience.
In Racing King, being daring and passing Avoid traffic, to help you through your chase and your score.
Be careful with your maneuvering though, crashing hurts! Battle head to head to test your riding skills - weave through traffic against opponents. Change your own rider to give them a personal touch!
And when you're ready, it's time to challenge the players that rule the game.
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- Play Offline.
- Real 3D environment and cars!
- Real physics.
- Fast paced, intense gameplay.
App Changes
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The women's High Rise Double Roll Shorts by Bullhead Denim Co for PacSun and PacSun.com features destroyed details and rolled hems. The shorts have a Bullhead Denim Co button and zip fly front along with American flag printed pockets.
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- Model is 5'9" and wearing a 3
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|File: ArkInventory09-26-12
Re: Re: Re: Re: Character exclusion
copy and paste this into the chat window /run ArkInventory.EraseSavedData( nil, ArkInventory.Const.Location.Token ) Will that erase my ultra-complex bag sorting system I set up with 76 unique filters? If so, no thank you. I backed my settings up and did what was suggested. The new version works now, you just have to reload...
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The only problem I'm having (maybe...
The only problem I'm having (maybe its just mine) is that enemy health bars are using the background of the aggressive enemy. If you fight an NPC, the red bar fades to the red (same color different background texture). Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/YjyLp.jpg (note mob is about half health)
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Yay! I'd totally donate something... if I had a credit card. >.>
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Maim inturrupt....
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I must be on a peanut butter kick - I've been sampling all sorts of new spreads and cookie bars recently, on a mission to seek out the best ones. I was at the Vitamin Shoppe before going to the gym today, and I stumbled across Betty Lou's Peanut Butter Balls. What drew me to these snacks? First of all, they look fun! They look much more like candy balls than they do protein bars or other vitamin-related snacks. However, they're advertised as containing B-complex vitamins, no trans fat, no wheat, gluten, or corn, and have a full 15 grams of protein. They even contain electrolytes.
Each peanut butter ball is quite big - and watch out because each one is a 200 calorie serving! They are chewy and peanut-studded, with only the slightest hint of artificial flavor - maybe because of the huge 15 grams of protein in each ball. This is a perfect snack during a long run when you need energy. Otherwise, since it's very much like a "healthyfied" candy ball, I would not buy a case of 40 like they have on Amazon.com - who could resist eating a few throughout the day?!
Each one of Betty Lou's Peanut Butter Balls (48 grams) are made from a whey protein blend base. Each one provides 200 calories, 12% of the daily value of total fat (6% of the DV for saturated fat), 12% of the DV for fiber, 15 grams of protein, and 12 grams of sugars. There is also 20% - 25% of an array of B vitamins. The ingredients list is not lengthy and filled with unknowns. It's basically organic Agave Syrup, Organic Peanut Butter, Whey Protein Blend, Inulin (dietary fiber), Pure Vanilla Extract, Natural Flavors etc.
Thank goodness these come in individual packs! At only $1.19 per snack, this was a great pre-workout fuel, and it's something I'll be buying again soon.


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Fate Quotes and Sayings about Kismet - Page 3
Bad luck either destroys you or makes you the man you really are.
– Jamie (The killing)
A man's character is his fate.
To be a victim is to let other people decide your fate; I would prefer to determine my own fate.
Fate, there is fate, but it only takes you so far, because once you're there, it's up to you to make it happen.
Fate is the book that you can't read the ending before you get there.
It depends on us whom we select to be with us ,,but it depends on FATE whom we get in the list of optiions to select… ..
Every man is responsible for his own destiny.
– Liu Kang, Mortal Kombat
It is not what we say, nor how we act, it is how we choose to act on what is said that shapes what comes into existance.
All unhappiness is due to wrong expectations. (Buddhist)
Only time will tell it's tale
Every man has a million paths he could walk. Choosing the right one is hard, letting your feet carry you is destiny.
Fate – winners refuse to believe in it and losers use it as an excuse
Fate is the future that you determined for yourself now…
Free will gives us the power to reshuffle the cards of our destiny.
There is no such thing as fate, you choose which path you walk down. There is nothing dragging you down a path you havent chosen. Everything happens because of the choices you made.
Hard work is the key of success but fate is the key of future.
Most people live and die with their music still unplayed, they never dare to try.
Each of us follows a set path, a path that is logically sequenced in the eyes of the system, yet entirely unpredictable to us.
Fate depends on our karma. Every one is responsible for his or her destiny!
Fate, an unavoidable destination and the journey of your life.
Fate has brought you to these words… Listen well.
Fate is another way of justifying yourself when you are wrong.
There is no fate but what we make.
Fate is only one word and in a life time we use many words .. And the words you say and the actions you take ..make your fate
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Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Thoratec Corp., maker of the only U.S. approved implantable heart pump, rose the most in six months after rival HeartWare International Inc. failed to get a slot in the final regulatory advisory panel hearing for 2011.
Thoratec rose 6.6 percent to $36.13 after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said next month's hearing will review devices from Minneapolis-based Medtronic Inc. and Atlanta-based CardioMems Inc. that don't compete with Thoratec's heart pump. HeartWare fell 3.5 percent to $62.04.
The possibility that Framingham, Massachusetts-based HeartWare will gain a panel review this year is gone, Thomas Gunderson, an analyst at Piper Jaffray in Minneapolis, said today in a telephone interview. Thoratec, based in Pleasanton, California, has the market to itself in the U.S., while HeartWare's device is available in Europe and has about half of the German market, Gunderson said.
"It's a zero-sum game," he said. "This means HeartWare can't get onto a panel until 2012, and their entry into the U.S. is delayed a little bit. Every time they are delayed, that means Thoratec gets a little longer time of almost near-exclusive use in the U.S."
Thoratec makes the HeartMate ventricular assist devices, designed to help shoulder the workload for a failing heart. A study released at the American Heart Association meeting a year ago in Chicago found patients getting HeartWare's 5-ounce pump had a 92 percent survival rate after six months, compared with an average of 90 percent survival in a national registry of patients who mostly received Thoratec's HeartMate II.
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very sad indeed. This is just one more reason to push the 4 rules (or however many you subscribe to. I personally have 5) when teaching someone to shoot. Harp, harp, harp, until they can't forget them.
I agree the wording in the story makes it sound like the gun chose to fire itself, which is, of course, impossible. Just more perpetuation of the myth that guns have minds of their own and are inherantly evil.


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Browse Bulletins
Striped Bass Decline Points to Pollution
An experiment uncovers a major killer of this popular sport fish in San Francisco Bay.
Extinct Cave Bear DNA Decoded
Genetic details help sort out the bear family tree.
Beluga Whales Endangered in Alaska
The federal government is protecting a small group of Alaskan beluga whales before it gets any smaller.
Taking Stock of Coral Reefs
Divers in Australian reefs tallied hundreds of species new to science.
Suburban Growth Stresses Streams
Roads, buildings, and other new development alter aquatic life in local streams.
125,000 Gorillas Discovered in Congo
A new survey doubles the existing number of western lowland gorillas.
Eight New Natural Wonders Listed
UNESCO has added eight new sites to its list of irreplaceable natural habitats.
Climate Change Forces Species Uphill
Some reptiles and amphibians that live on Madagascar's highest peaks could face extinction.
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Between sole trader and partnership
There are some differences between sole trader and partnership. One of the difference is sole trader is a business that run by a person only whereas partnership is a business has to be run by two or more people. The second difference is sole trader can made the decision himself without asking and discussing, but partnership needs to discuss when they make a decision and get ideas from others. The last difference is sole trader can get all of the profit whereas partnership must share out the profit predesigned proportion. There are also have some similarity, first of all, sole trader and partnership were unlimited liability, that means they were responsible for all the debts of the business, when those debt cannot be met by itself, then they need to sell their own private assets. Furthermore, they were operating in the private sector of a business. The last similarity is they were actually have a same goal and objectives such as make more profit, survival, increase market share.
In addition, there are some differences between sole trader and private company too. One of the difference is sole trader is unlimited liability whereas private company is limited liability that means the greatest amount investors can lose is the value of their shares and they do not lose any personal assets. Besides that, sole trader is responsible for the entire business andfor all the affairs pertaining to the business whereas for the private company no single person owns the company, it has a perpetual existence and not affect by the death of any share holder or director. The third difference is sole trader get all the profit but the profits earned by the company must be distributed among share holders as dividend. There is no similarity between sole trader and private company.
I would like to advise Lydia changes to partnership business, even though sole trader is the simplest form of business, Lydia should consider about sole trader provides all the capital and undertakes all the risks, the owner retains all the profits and she will be personally liable for all debts incurred. As sole trader is a small business, sources of finance may be more difficult to obtain compared to larger businesses. One consequence of this is that expansion can be difficult. Other than that, sole trader can be difficult to raise finance, because they are small, banks will not lend them large sums and they will not able to use any other form of long-term finance unless they change their ownership status. Sole trader can be difficult to enjoy economies of scale, for instance, lower costs per unit due to higher levels of production, so if Lydia chooses to run a sole trader business, she might not be able to buy in bulk and enjoy the same discounts as a larger business. On the other hand, as far as legal matters go, a partnership in the business sense is the relationship that subsists between persons carrying on business in common with a view to profit. Besides that, the financial resources of more than one person are likely to be better than in a sole trader and responsibility can be shared, thus allowing time off. In general partnership the liability of each partner is not limited to the business. Hence partnership enjoys better credit standing in the eyes of creditors as compare to sole trader ship due to large number of owners. In sole trader ship single person is responsible to manage all the affairs of the business. Hence it is difficult for the sole trader to manage individually all the affairs of the business. In partnership the work for Lydia is divided among the partners according to their interest and experience. Therefore the partners may perform their duties for which they are suitable. It will ensure efficiency and high profits. The partnership can also be legally dissolved without much difficult by mutual consent of the partners or in accordance with a contract by the partners. In conclusion, that is all the reason i think Lydia should change sole trader to partnership business.
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So you just finished this really interesting story, but you're not quite sure what to make of it. It was obviously chock full philosophical ideas, but some of seem to contradict one another. But this can't be a failure on the authors part, because, either internally or in their discussions with others, the characters struggle with the same questions that you're struggling with right now. Right now being 3 o'clock in the morning, approximately the same time you are ''starting to wish someone would just tell you what to think. Unfortunately that's not going to happen. If the work was meant to tell you what to think it probably would have, considering that doing that is much easier than telling people to think. Something about inertia being a property of mental. One way to require the reader to earn their anvil is to present them with a difficult Moral Dilemma and refrain from blatantly weighting the outcome. Note that internal resistance to a Family-Unfriendly Aesop does not mean that a work is making you Earn Your Anvil. This does not mean that one of the possible answers to the moral question presented by the story can't be a Family-Unfriendly Aesop. If it is, however, you have to make a case for that can flick your reader's objections to it across the room and through several walls. And then make a case against it that can give it a fair fight.
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You've probably heard of file managers for Android at some point or another. Heck, you could even have one already installed on your phone. But if you're like a lot of people out there, you may not know all of the things these great little applications can help you do. In this article, we'll go over some of the ways in which you can use a file manger on Android:
Two of the most popular file managers available on Android are ASTRO and ES File Explorer. Both are free and available for download on Google Play. I personally use ES File Explorer (as I like the UI a little more), but almost any file manager you download can help you do the following:
- Edit, copy, or delete folders/files in bulk.
- Move folders/files from one directory to another.
- Rename files and folders.
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I have had that happen more than once. Or sometimes it's so long before I buy another lipstick that I like, the color is no longer available.
Have a great week folks. Enjoy all you can.
Trader Joe's didn't have the Light Coconut Milk in today. T appears they have changed the brand. My DD is sad about this.
That's true, Loretta. I've argued with Max Factor company, their lipsticks had a really good smell, and I'm down to the bottoms of my last two tubes, their new stuff doesn't smell good, they claim they are "working on it"........
See yah tomorrow!
Sunday's foods
B: zucchini, mushrooms, brussel sprouts, onion, browned. 1/2 cup egg whites added flaxmeal, garlic Grated parm on top
lots of black coffee sips
L: wheat bread sandwich, 2 slices, light laughing cow cheese and turkey. 2 H/B egg. Bowl of grape tomatoes black coffee
Snack: suiss mocha s/f hot drink, and black coffee
D: grilled pork chops from Costco, steamed asparagus or cooked carrots, depends on my mood and time later on.
black coffee
Evening snack: Healthy Choice frozen fudge bar on a stick, no sugar added applesauce. black coffee
Sunday Menu
Brunch: scrambled eggs, steak pieces over the top of garden variety lettuce leaves. drizzled some evoo and s/p over all
2 large strawberries
Snack: chia seed pudding with hand full of unsalted almonds
Dinner: l/o roasted turkey, reheated zucchini mixture and sweet potato. A little artichoke pesto to top the turkey
Sunday: 1/2 decaf black coffee
Brunch: Frisco breakfast sandwich
1:00: 1/2 roasted cornish hen, baked pot, green beans, 2 rolls
6:00: banana w pb
Snack: air popped corn, CF diet soda
Sunday's foods DD
Successfully fought off the urge to buy from QVC today, although I was tempted on a coupla things. Not feeling as tired on this DD as I have the last couple but, of course, I haven't done a darn thing today except 'puter and finish a David Baldacci book. And, I had breakfast about noon, so didn't wait another six hours as I've been doing. We'll see how the scale bounces.
B. coffee/black, a Doris special...squash, mushroom, spinach egg white omelet but I added a bit of turkey sausage and bacon...crystal light for the pills and more coffee
S, started snacking around 4:30 (or 16:30 for my military buds)...a couple stalks of celery, cucumber and radishes with a bit of cottage cheese and a V-8, then added a chicken leg, dill pickle and a few olives and more V-8
600 kcals...not 500 but not too bad
Monday: 1/2 decaf black coffee
Brunch: hb egg
Lc cranberry nut bar
6:00: Chicken, salad w fresh lettuce from the garden, wine
Snack: salted almonds, CF diet soda
Wilsons law
While that may be true...but I bet you could find it on Ebay! Lol
Coffee w/cream-2 farm fresh eggs-turkey sausage
chicken sausage over a garden salad with radishes and tomato. Honey mustard dressing
dark chocolate bar with almonds-chia seed pudding
cauliflower rice risotto made with Mascipone cheese and beef broth, added some cooked chicken breast pieces and little onion.
Lettuce green with evoo.
Monday's Eats UD
Feeling good, energetic and actually got some stuff cleaned and put away in the living/dining room...it's starting to look pretty good. Even better, I'm getting my "craft corner" straightened out and the table cleared....yea!
B. about 1100: coffee/milk, hash browns, bacon and eggs...trop 50 for the pills and more coffee afterward.
s. decaf/milk
S. small lettuce & tomato salad, t-bone steak, steamed asparagus, and a new recipe...dressy cauliflower casserole I found in a new book. flowerettes, sauteed onion & mushrooms in a cheesy sauce. Will let you know how it works...I did mess with the recipe as I didn't have cream...I used a bit of cottage cheese and milk along with the cheddar and forgot the mayonaise. Oh! and a glass of merlot.
1300 kcals
Monday's Menu
B: 1 Dukan pancake, cinnamon n splenda
L: 2 slices of ham n cheddar
D: 1 ex lean hamburger, tomato, green onion, lettuce, caesar dsg
PM: SF Cocoa
Loretta, I changed my Avi for You colourful birds huh?
I said I'd report back on the cauliflower...and I can say, it was yummy and I'm adding it to my table frequently....here's the recipe in case you're interested. Of course, I messed with it as I was trying to make only a serving or so and wound up making too much...it will come handy in a day or so
Dressy Cauliflower Casserole
Description Cauliflower is a great food for keeping carbs low, but can become quite boring when prepared over and over again. This recipe dresses up this vegetable by using other seasonings for a flavor that almost makes you forget about the main ingredient. Yields: 6 Servings
Ingredients 1 fresh head cauliflower, broken up, or 1 16 ounce frozen bag, cooked and drained
½ cup onion, diced
1 ½ cup fresh mushrooms
2 Tablespoons butter
¼ cup heavy cream
¼ cup mayonnaise
4 ounces shredded cheddar cheese
¼ cup green onions, chopped
Instructions Warm oven to 350 degrees F. Place prepared cauliflower in a greased 2-quart casserole dish.
In a skillet, sauté onion and mushrooms in the butter.
Add to the cauliflower and mix. Mix in cheese.
In a small bowl, combine cream and mayonnaise. Pour the sauce over the cauliflower mix and coat well. Sprinkle the top with green onions.
Bake, covered, for 25 minutes. Remove lid and bake another 10 minutes, or until the top is brown and crispy.
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Monday's foods
B: none, we hit the road early.
Brunch: Mel's Diner, eggs and sourdough toast, lots of black coffee, and had some french fries, too.
Snack: Starbucks skinny mocha frappachino, and it was nice and cold, a frozen delite, especially since it was 88 degrees down there.
D: leftover turkey burger patty and cooked carrots leftover from another meal.
lots of black coffee
Evening snack: Healthy Choice frozen fudge bar on a stick, and black coffee
I enjoy the new Avi's, friends, very nice and cheerful !!!
I could have sworn I put Sunday's menu on here but oh well.
B-1 egg, 2 oz soy cheese, 8 oz applesauce and strawberries (boo hoo I am all out of cranberries)
L-1 oz Edamame hummus, 2 oz soycheese, 1 oz tofu, 8 oz broccoli, 8 oz salad blended, 1 tbsp dressing, 1 tbsp tahini sauce
S-8 oz yogurt, 4 oz pumpkin, 18 oz salad blended, 2 tbsp dressing, 1 tbsp olive oil
Tuesday's Menu
cheese egg omelet with chicken sausage
avocado slices with garden lettuce salad. balsamic vin.
almond dark chocolate bar
lamb burger spaghetti made with zoodles
small bowl of strawberries with walnut pieces over plain greek yogurt
Hope your casino day was another winner day for you, Mary.
Thank YOU Mary for posting that Yummy Cauliflower recipe.
Tuesday's Tummy Trimmers:
B: 1 Dukan pancake, sprinkle of cinnamon, splenda, sf syrup - drops
L: pan fried Haddock w Montreal steak spices
D: 1 large ex lean hamburger, Boston lettuce, green onion, vine tomato, Caesar dsg
PM: SF Cocoa
Tuesday's foods DD
Feeling good, energetic and a bit sleepy 'cause I got up a bit earlier than usual...I never thought 7:30 would be considered early for me. Comes with the territory I guess. Just now sitting down to eat...
had coffee before I left for the casino and a couple of cups out there, a cup of green tea and the ubiquitous tomato juice with four small olives.
Having yesterday's casserole for supper with added chicken breast and a slice of bacon, along with a cup of decaf...will post kcals later when I figure 'em out.
Tuesday's foods
B: 2 scrambled eggs, black coffee
L: some light laughing cow cheese, 2 triangles and black coffee
Snack: Baby bell Light cheese, 2 rounds, black coffee
D: fresh grapes, and later on, glass of f/f milk
Evening snack: slice of sourdough toast and black coffee
Had trouble eating today, was on the phone and online over and over. Upset is the word for today.
too bad you don't drink the wine, Doris, it would go well with the toast and maybe settle the stomach a bit...I can understand not having an appetite, tho', with what you've been through...now the question is, will you go through with the sale of your house and come down from your mountain? Best of luck to you and the DH. Hope you don't have to make any other serious decisions in the next few days....relax and treat yourself.
adding some popcorn and a diet soda to my food for the day...total kcals around 400.
My dh says he is through with buying or selling houses, he is calling around next week to get some estimates to have some things done to this house, and we are staying put.
Thanks for your concern, Mary, I'm sitting here sniveling still, this is silly now.
Wednesday's foods
B: zucchini, mushrooms, spinach, brussel sprouts. 1/2 cup egg whites. flaxmeal, garlic. curry grated parm
lots of black coffee sips
L: Sara Lee bread sandwich, tuna on toast, H/B egg and grape tomatoes
black coffee
Snack: suisse mocha s/f hot drink, and black coffee
D: turkey cutlets, onions and steamed asparagus
black coffee
Evening snack: cut up strawberries, Healthy Choice frozen bar
black coffee
Sorry that you are having problems with the sale Doris.
Wednesday: 1/2 decaf black coffee
Brunch: scrambled eggs, bacon
Lunch: fruit w cottage cheese
6:00: baked spagetti, salad, garlic bread, wine
Snack: peanuts, CF diet soda
Talking about cauliflower reminds me that a gopher was busy eating John's plants. We caught him red handed the other day and the poor gopher had to eat some lead.
Wednesday's Waist Whittlers;)
B: 1 Dukan pancake w cinnamon n sf syrup drops
L: 1 egg, cheddar, 2 slices of deli ham
D: Garlic Roast Pork w home made apple sauce w cinnamon, steamed broccoli
PM: SF cocoa
Wednesday's Food UD
Went to our bake sale after all...the spa guy came out early and replaced a couple of thermostats and now it's heating fine...too bad I can't hop into it right now but I'm waiting for a friend to pick me up as she's playing hookey tonight from work and wants to go out and play...so back to the casino for me. The spa will always be there...at least for now.
B. coffee/milk, eggs & bacon, eggo waffle & sf syrup, trop 50 for the pills.
Had to laugh, because my normal Up day breakfast is about 500 kcals, today's was right at 700...just the waffle, mo bettah butter and sf syrup added that much.
s. cookie and a lemon square with a frapracino at the bake sale...oh yeah, an apple, too.
late L or early S...lupper, tried Carl Jr's baked cod as a lettuce wrap, a small order sweet potato fries, and a diet pepsi..glad I tried the cod, but won't do it again.
so far 1400 kcals, and will have something else later...who know's what and I know the Shadow doesn't know.
Susan now I see the birds. I thought your avi was a catapillar. Need to get these eyes fixed.
Wednesday Menu
vanille chia seed pudding
fried eggs with spaghetti sauce over top and shredded cheddar
dark chocolate bar with almonds
hamburger patty with eggplant and salad
Thursday: 1/2 decaf black coffee
Brunch: Ralph's energy bar
banana w pb & beans
L/O of some sort for supper tonight, wine
Snack: few walnuts, CF diet soda
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Average U.S. Income Showed First Rise Over 2000
Gross income rose 1.2 percent in 2006 dollars compared to 2000, the time when the last economic expansion ended, the latest tax data show.August 26, 2008 businessNews
Fixing What's Wrong With America
Readers respond to a column by Mark Bittman about some of the problems we face.
December 26, 2014, Friday
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Inequality Measured by Services
Your fellow Americans can now be hired more easily than ever before, without you incurring any of the burdens of an employer.
December 23, 2014, Tuesday
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Third-Quarter Growth and November Consumer Data
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December 22, 2014, Monday
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Why do we pay so much attention to the sexual assault of college students?
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