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Serum ferritin concentration and transferrin saturation before liver transplantation predict decreased long-term recipient survival†‡
Article first published online: 30 NOV 2011
DOI: 10.1002/hep.24635
Copyright © 2011 American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases
Volume 54, Issue 6, pages 2114–2124, December 2011
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Weismüller, T. J., Kirchner, G. I., Scherer, M. N., Negm, A. A., Schnitzbauer, A. A., Lehner, F., Klempnauer, J., Schlitt, H. J., Manns, M. P. and Strassburg, C. P. (2011), Serum ferritin concentration and transferrin saturation before liver transplantation predict decreased long-term recipient survival. Hepatology, 54: 2114–2124. doi: 10.1002/hep.24635
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Potential conflict of interest: Dr. Schlitt advises and is on the speakers' bureau of Roche and Novartis. He received grants from Wyeth.
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This study was supported by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research through the Integrated Research and Treatment Center—Transplantation (reference number: 01EO0802) to Hannover Medical School, Hannover, Germany.
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- Issue published online: 30 NOV 2011
- Article first published online: 30 NOV 2011
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- Manuscript Accepted: 2 AUG 2011
- Manuscript Received: 11 MAR 2011
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Serum ferritin (SF) concentration is a widely available parameter used to assess iron homeostasis. It has been described as a marker to identify high-risk patients awaiting liver transplantation (LT) but is also elevated in systemic immune-mediated diseases, metabolic syndrome, and in hemodialysis where it is associated with an inferior prognosis. This study analyzed whether SF is not only a predictor of liver-related mortality prior to LT but also an independent marker of survival following LT. In a dual-center, retrospective study, a cohort of 328 consecutive first-LT patients from Hannover Medical School, Germany (2003-2008, follow-up 1260 days), and 82 consecutive LT patients from Regensburg University Hospital, Germany (2003-2007, follow-up 1355 days) as validation cohort were analyzed. In patients exhibiting SF ≥365 μg/L versus <365 μg/L prior to LT, 1-, 3-, and 5-year post-LT survival was 73.3% versus 81.1%, 64.4% versus 77.3%, and 61.1% versus 74.4%, respectively (overall survival P = 0.0097), which was confirmed in the validation cohort (overall survival of 55% versus 83.3%, P = 0.005). Multivariate analyses identified SF ≥365 μg/L combined with transferrin saturation (TFS) <55%, hepatocellular carcinoma, and the survival after LT (SALT) score as independent risk factors for death. In patients with SF concentrations ≥365 μg/L and TFS <55%, overall survival was 54% versus 74.8% in the remaining group (P = 0.003). In the validation cohort, it was 28.6% versus 72% (P = 0.017), respectively. Conclusion: SF concentration ≥365 μg/L in combination with TFS <55% before LT is an independent risk factor for mortality following LT. Lower TFS combined with elevated SF concentrations indicate that acute phase mechanisms beyond iron overload may play a prognostic role. SF concentration therefore not only predicts pre-LT mortality but also death following LT. (HEPATOLOGY 2011;)


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The biggest issue with modern mmos being released is that they generally are in such an unfinished state they can barely be called alpha versions.
The second biggest issue is the fact that they all rip each other off. Blizzard managed to rip off the 1st gen mmos in a such a way that it appeared to many, many first time mmo'ers as though WoW were the original and best. Since then, we've seen other mmos copying WoW's approach in one form or another, and it is generally met with disaster or at the least, much lower than projected sub retention.
Between these two issues most of the modern mmos released since 2004 have not been able to gain a substantial grasp on the western market. At one point in time Lineage 2 had 14 million worldwide subscribers; WoW just reached 12 million. There have been bigger games than WoW, which often gets overlooked by both gamers and publishers alike.
Until we see a new mmo from Blizzard I fear we will be stuck in this endless cycle of repetition and corporate theft. The only mmo I've even played that was nothing like WoW out of current gen p2p mmos was released in an alpha state, based on my experiences in beta and the fact that the dev/pub (same company) did hardly any changes to the game during beta. So it seems we're either doomed to an incomplete pile of buggy code, a cheap knockoff of a polished knockoff of a first gen mmo, or both.
Other than companies imposing limitations to questing, etc, nothing new has been brought to the table for quite some time. Even Aion's flying idea was roughly taken from a f2p, Flyff. Unfortunately, the vast majority of people buy games based on graphics, so the marketing department shows off some trailers and some hawt ingame footage, and a new mmo sells at least 500k box copies, which is usually close to enough to churn a profit. It doesn't cost as much as they claim to make mmos.
In other words, I see a lot of people gripe about the mmos that come out and have come out the past several years, but yet when the new mmo launches those same people are usually first in line with a fistful of cash, ready to invest in the "next big thing that will kill WoW".
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"Funny how they call the award "Game of the Year" what they compare them to is the main reasoning."
Originally posted by theartist
I think we are ALL guilty of being a cruel community, more for paying games than non. I will admit that a game that I pay for, I want it to deliver. I recently played a FPS Call of Duty: World at War. Great awesome game, problem is the game was short. If I can beat a game in 3 days without playing heavily, then the game does not have enough hours built in the storyline. I, of course, went as ballistic as the rest of the gaming community that bought the game.
We expect the developers to deliver GOLD if we pay for the game. Problem is, my gold may be your silver or platinum. The Devs never know what to expect. As for FFXIV, they probably figured that the look would capture enough people. Well, I won't say that particularly, we are all the "Simon"s of critics for video games. This is well known. But this is progress. Without the community to look at a game and tear it apart, digest it, then spew out obscenities at the terrible game that is lacking in "A, B and C" how would the devs know where or how to improve?
I think also that the Devs fail to listen to the community and command their game more like communists. It is THEIR game and you will play the way they want, broken or not. This is, IMO, a failure to comprehend the market to whom you are trying to sell the game to. When this happens, they go F2P...after that, they die a slow death in server merges and then ultimately the one or two players left on the game leave when the game is laid to rest.
Sad process, but progress is progress. Devs need to learn from mistakes and grow, don't bandaid them with glitter.
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The Dude abides
Do I have to limit it to just one?
Seems like a combination of things:
- Launching too early: before the game is ready content and/or gameplay wise
- Not listening to beta testers: not every little gripe but when a significant portion of your testers have the same complaints the light bulb should go off there may be a legitimate concern or oversight
- Having customer service features and personnel in place at launch: not weeks or months later
-Communication with customers and potential customers
-Check their calendar: it's 2010 not 1999. People are not going to be as patient or forgiving with a game that releases with severe issues in gameplay, content, ui, etc.
-Increased knowledge of the playerbase the game is geared towards: Doesn't seem like many have a clue anymore. You could make an argument that some aren't even following trends that have happened with other mmo launches or at least appears that way with some.
-Lose the ego: It doesn't matter if you're "Company X" that has made "Game Y" or is using "IP Z". If your game is not ready or a significant portion testing it are unhappy then when you release the game you can expect the same results. The majority of players will not stick around no matter what. There are too many other games out there at this point.
1. For god's sake mmo gamers, enough with the analogies. They're unnecessary and your comparisons are terrible, dissimilar, and illogical.
2. To posters feeling the need to state how f2p really isn't f2p: Players understand the concept. You aren't privy to some secret the rest are missing. You're embarrassing yourself.
3. Yes, Cpt. Obvious, we're not industry experts. Now run along and let the big people use the forums for their purpose.
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Originally posted by aleos
Most people with a brain long since figured out Vanguard is a great game. Thousands upon thousands have returned, only to see that SoE has absolutely no intention of trying to do anything with it, so they leave. The stigma over launch has long since passed.
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Dumbing down instead of adding depth.
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Originally posted by CymTyr
yeah it's all up to Blizzard. lol
releasing a game too early - definately
using up more then 3/4 of your development budget before release and hoping that initial sales will pull you through to fix the bugs beta missed - APB
releasing a game when advertised features are not yet included - AoC
releasing a game simply because it's spearheaded by someone that is supposed to know something - TabulaRasa, Hellgate London
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Originally posted by eyelolled
Yeah the irony in the quoted post is great. If anyone is guilty of repetition of corporate theft, it's Blizzard.
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Extreme copy-paste development in FFXIV
I think Greed ruins all MMO games. They don't try to make the game the most fun it can be which will naturally draw more players + more money. They try to engineer hamster wheels that will keep you running in circles for the rest of your life while you pay the sub and shell out money at the item shops for things that make the actual gameplay bearable.
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Originally posted by colddog04
This is pretty much what I was going to say. I know most MMOs are a constant work in progress, but it seems to me that many companies continue to set their standards rather low.
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Aiming for a million subs. If you try to make a game for a million people, it will never have anything unique,innovative or edgy.
"I'd rather work on something with great potential than on fulfilling a promise of mediocrity."
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For me, an MMO that I cannot understand why the devs decided to make it.
1) Why is it going to be fun, why are people going to play this instead of any other MMO, how is it going to appeal in a unique way, if it is made for this genre how have the strengths been played to and limitations overcome?
It a good sign when a company asks these questions and starts providing answers even before release. The converse is the worst thing about MMOs imo as it's already too late by then!
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NO vision or direction.. It appears to me that only vision these devs have anymore is $$$$$.. How fast can we toss out a marketable product to give us the best return on investment.. Quality has taken a back seat in gaming..
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Originally posted by Rydeson
And it all backfired.
Insane amount of money to go for and they thought it would come automatically.
Throw in some fake 3D, a few quests, loot/items,an avatar and a few servers and you raked in the money per month.
History of the last 5 years.
While the first step should have been: design a proper MMORPG engine (count 3 years to find just that).
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My reasons would be
1. Corporate suits taking control of direction and vision.
2. Games being released too early with little testing.
3. Lack of innovation/poorly implemented innovative ideas
4. Improper advertising/misleading information about the game
5. Games being released too early where the bugs found during tested were not fixed.
6. Lack of focus. Devs making the game only to squeeze out money or devs trying to make a game they want without proper direction.
7. They dont seem to ask themselves "Is this fun?" or "Would I subscribe to this?" before they release and instead focus more on what they think the people would find fun (such as carrot on a 1mile long stick) We wont see the carrot from that far o.o'
8. Constant focus of getting more subscribers. If theyd stop focusing on subscribers and just make a polished and fungame, then the players will subscribe.
9. Know.Your.Target.Audience. <- this. APB was advertised as GTA online. WAR,AOC, etc. Those had all misleading descriptions. Except AoC because hey...Wasnt it breasts they were pointing out? But then again I read somewhere that breasts in AoC got nerfed.
10. Less focus on gameplay and more focus on rewards. <- this is a big big problem I think.
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Originally posted by Castillle
with #10 this is far underrated. i dont care, if i get a title after killing 50 wolves. if they would just implement skills and mobs in a way that i would have to use my brain to kill 1 wolve.
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Originally posted by astoria
That was Icarus. And it's not a metaphor, it's a myth.
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Simply put, it's the time it takes to accomplish everything in a game. If it takes less than a month for a hardcore player you are in trouble. They will just play their free month, hit max lvl do some endgame and quit. This is why Lineage/Lineage2 were able to retain subscribers for so long and why Aion is still the 2nd top MMORPG to date. Because it takes longer to accomplish things and you are less likely to give it up. If you hit lvl 80 in Age of Conan it won't take long and you won't be so attached to your character, you are more likely to move on. Retaining playerbase is a huge problem.
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Originally posted by Mixcoatl
Edit: Hubris = excessive confidence. Sorry thought that was a more common word.
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Games that have an in-game store that requires "gold" you can only get by paying real money!
Nuff said.
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Seems to me, that the companies spend too much time too early, making nice graphics and videos, and generally generating hype.
And that they spend too little time too late to work on concept and mechanics.
I'd rather play a game with stick figures and no textures at launch than I would want to play a 3D stress test that did nothing than make my computer run like crap 10 minutes after I quit the game.
And I would prefer that the mechanics worked at launch and that they were all there. With room to grow ofcourse if someone has a good idea.
And I dont mind that a game starts small and grows slowly at first.
But I recon that we wont see that sort of patience from the big companies. Guess its up to some independants to do it in their own time for the first few years where they figure out the concepts and a basic engine. And then get investors and programmers and artists as they get ready to make a game client.


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Y Lloft Gwair is a split level apartment with the views from the bedroom stretching across the Cambrian Range. Located on a quiet private complex with a hot tub and playground in a rural location yet only just outside the desirable Victorian seaside town of Aberystwyth with its beaches, promenade and marina.
Located on an old dairy farm and amongst a small collection of holiday properties on a complex that includes a hot tub. It is only a 10 minute walk to a supermarket, fish and chip shop, bar and Aberystwyth University. The town itself with seafront, shops, restaurants and bars is 1.5 miles away.
Ground Floor
Open plan lounge kitchen and dining area with comfy light leather sofas and plenty of room to relax. Freeview TV, DVD, CD Radio and Mp3 dock.
The fully equipped kitchen includes full sized freezer, fridge and a dishwasher
The large double bedroom enjoys great views across the Cambrian mountain range. One double bed and a pull out bed to sleep an additional guest.
The bathroom includes a large jet bath with shower over bath and WC.
Good sized private garden area that is fenced off and includes a garden table and chairs.
There are large shared grounds on the complex that include Hot Tub, playground, and plenty of open spaces. There is also a shared BBQ.
Additional Information
Please note the Hot Tub is unavailable from Oct 31st to May 1st
Wi-Fi included
Laundrette available on complex
Bed linen, hand and bath towels and hair drier included
High chair and cot provided on request (please bring your own travel cot and bed linen)
Heating and electric included (underfloor heating)
Secure storage available for any sport equipment – for bicycles, fishing tackle, water sports etc.
No Pets
No Smoking
The following items are also provided at the cottage for your stay. Kitchen: salt and pepper, kitchen roll, washing up liquid/dishwasher tabs, new dishcloths and scourers, tin foil and cling film. Bathroom: liquid hand soap and 2 toilet rolls per toilet. General cleaning products: bleach, shower cleaner, anti bacterial spray etc.
Weekly lets from £350 / Short breaks from £250
|Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Aberystwyth 2 km
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest railway: Aberystwyth 2 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, DVD player
|TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1)
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden, Swing set
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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Located on an old dairy farm and amongst a small collection of holiday properties on a complex that includes a hot tub. It is only a 10 minute walk to a supermarket, fish and chip shop, bar and Aberystwyth University. The town itself with seafront, shops, restaurants and bars is 1.5 miles away.
Aberystwyth is a great Victorian seaside town with its Pier and promenade. Constitution Hill is at one end of the beach and the view across Aberystwyth is well worth the walk to the top. The town itself has a wide range of shops, pubs, restaurants, supermarkets and other amenities including indoor leisure facilities. Other towns nearby include Aberaeron that is 17 miles to the South and Aberdovey that is 29 miles to the North. The local coastline is famous for its marine wildlife and a dolphin watching trip from New Quay is a great day out.
The area has one of the Premier Mounting Bike centres in the UK at Nant yr Arian Visitor Centre and there are plenty of beaches and other famous attractions and landmarks in every direction. Ynyslas R.S.P.B Nature reserve and dunes are a huge expanse and definitely worth a visit.
The All Wales Coastal path can be joined nearby and there are also many mountain trails to be explored in the Cambrian Mountains. 0.4 Miles
Nant yr Arian Mountain Biking Centre - one of the premier Mountain Biking centres in Wales. Featuring the Continental Tyres Syfydrin Trail, one of the most scenic wilderness trails in the UK 12 miles.
There is excellent sea fishing all along the coast with a mixture of beach and rocky fishing marks. Charter boats can also be booked from Aberystwyth Marina. 1.5 miles
Bird watching
Red Kite Feeding Centre at Nant yr Arian. 12 miles
Some great beaches to choose form including Clarach, Borth and Aberystwyth are all nearby. 1.5 miles
Aberystwyth Golf Club – A lovely 18 hole golf course with great views. 1 mile
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US News and World Reports Mayville High School was awarded a Bronze medal for the 2013-2014 school year for being one of the "Best High School's in the Nation"
February 23, 2015
Members of the Mayville Community:
Michigan Standardized testing is quickly approaching for 7th, 8th and 11th graders:
All of our juniors will be taking the ACT, + work keys testing starting Tuesday March 3rd and continuing on Wednesday March 4th. This is the traditional paper and pencil test as it has been for quite a few years. The juniors will no longer be taking the MME. This has been replaced by the new State of Michigan Assessment test called the M-Step.
ACT testing will be administered in the high school in the morning starting at 8am. Please try to make sure that your student gets a good nights sleep before the test and has a hot breakfast, (we will offer that in the morning at the school). The Mayville teachers and administration have been trying to prepare your students for all the upcoming standardized testing by facilitating 2 separate week long ACT, M-step prep test weeks. Where students were given test taken strategies that included: how to answer multiple choices questions more effectively, practice test, vocabulary help and overall interventions to help students better prepare. These strategies and interventions were offered to all 7th-12th grade students in all classes. Besides the two prep week sessions all teachers have been a part of Motivational Mondays where every teacher has been sharing with the students on Monday a intervention/strategy to better prep our students for the testing. I would hope that implementing these activities has caused your student to feel more prepared this year for the test.
These strategies and interventions have all also been implemented for all 7th and 8th graders who will be taking the M-Step test this year instead of the traditional MEAP test as they have taken in previous years. Mayville Middle School and High School have opted to take the M-Step portions of the test this year as paper and pencil test. This is scheduled to be the last year schools can take the test as a paper and pencil model. The dates for the M-Step are as follows:
7th grade:
April 28 and April 29th: ELA testing with April 30th, May 1st and May 4th as the make-up days
May 5th and May 6th Math testing, May 7th Science testing and May 8th-15th as Make-up
8th grade:
April114th and April 15th: ELA testing, April 16th Science testing and April 17th and April 20th as Makeup testing for ELA and Science
April 21st and April 22nd Math Testing, April 23rd Social Studies testing, with April 24th-May 1st as make-up dates for all testing.
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April 14th and April 15th: ELA testing, April 16h Science testing, with April 17th and April 20th as make-up dates for ELA and Science.
April 21st and April 22nd are Math testing, April 23rd is Social Studies testing and April 24th-May 1st are all subject Make-up dates.
Please try to make sure that your student gets adequate rest, eats right and tries to be in attendance for the testing dates! The 8th graders and 11th graders come back from Spring Break on April 13th and begin testing April 14th! If you are the parent or guardian of a 7th, 8th or 11th grade student please encourage your student to take all portions of these important tests seriously. The results are used to evaluate our school as well as our students.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns that you may have. My door is always open at the high school and I invite you to stop in at any time. You can also reach me via email at firstname.lastname@example.com, or phone at 843-6115.
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Welcome to THE WELL, Brooklyn's newest and most exciting music venue and bar, located at 272 Meserole Street, two blocks from the Montrose Stop on the L line. Join THE WELL for its inaugural shows on July 14 with CAM'RON and FLATBUSH ZOMBIES and on July 28 with Brazilian rock stars OS MUTANTES.
THE WELL is giving away tickets to the July 14 Cam'ron show on their Facebook page. This is Os Mutantes only scheduled US show for the summer.
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Whippin' Work: An All-Night Party featuring CAM'RON with FLATBUSH ZOMBIES, ASAAD, REESE and a special DJ set from PLAIN PAT. DJ Sets from DJ DIRRTY, BROOKLYN DAWN, FANG and OSH KOSH. Hosted by 40 OZ. VAN. Doors and performances start at 4:00pm. Must be 18+ to enter. Only $20 - advance tickets on sale now here.
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Killa Cam is the Grammy-nominated founder of the Harlem-based hip hop group The Diplomats. Cam'ron's debut album, Confessions of Fire, went gold and made the Top Ten of both the pop and R&B charts. In 2003 Cam'ron teamed up with his fellow Dip Set members Jim Jones, Juelz Santana and Freekey Zeeky to release the Diplomats' debut double-disc album, Diplomatic Immunity, which was quickly certified gold. The album featured the lead single "Dipset Anthem," a remix to Cam'rons hit "Hey Ma" and the single "I Really Mean It". Cam'ron's fourth studio album, Purple Haze, was released in 2004 featuring collaborations with Kanye West, Jaheim, Twista and Juelz Santana. In late 2009/early 2010, Cam'ron released a series of DJ Drama mixtapes titled Boss of All Bosses. Cam is currently finishing the hotly anticipated new Diplomats reunion album, Diplomatic Immunity 3.
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On the anniversary of the signing of the economic stimulus package, debate rages over whether the package delivered as advertised. Here's a look at where the country was a year ago, and where it is today:
-- The jobless rate rose from 8.1 percent in February 2009 to 9.7 percent in January 2010.
-- The number of unemployed rose 2.09 million in that period, from 12.7 million to 14.8 million.
-- Federal government employment rose by 113,000.
-- The number of states/federal districts with a jobless rate of 10 percent or higher rose from seven in February 2009 to 17 in December 2009.
-- The rate at which employers are cutting jobs has slowed. Employers shed 20,000 jobs in January 2010, compared with 650,000 last February.
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-- The economy posted positive gains in the third and fourth quarters of 2009.
-- The national debt rose from $10.78 trillion on Feb. 17, 2009, to $12.35 trillion on Feb. 17, 2010.
-- Foreign governments increased their ownership of U.S. debt by $453 billion, or 14 percent, from February 2009 to December 2009.
-- The deficit for fiscal year 2009 was $1.4 trillion and is expected to hit $1.6 trillion this year.
Stimulus Spending
-- About one-third of the stimulus money has been paid out.
-- Nearly 70 percent of the non-tax relief portion of the package has been obligated to specific projects and programs, according to the White House.
-- Recent studies have found more stimulus money, on a per resident basis, went to states with low unemployment than with high unemployment, and that more funding went to high-income areas than low-income areas.
-- More than 55,000 projects have been funded from the stimulus, according to the White House. Of that, more than 8,500 stimulus-funded transportation construction projects are under way, with a total of 12,500 in the pipeline.
-- Nearly $120 billion has been provided in tax relief, according to the White House.
-- The White House says the stimulus has provided jobless benefits to more than 18 million Americans; $20 billion in loans to more than 42,000 small businesses; $56 billion in Medicaid funding to states; $60 billion for education budgets; and emergency relief payments to 55 million seniors, veterans and other residents.


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I want to install symantec endpoint protection manager software in windows 7 enterprise operating systems. I know that windows XP as a SEPM server as a support to highest 100 clients so far. same thing now, i want to khnow that, how many support to client windows 7 as a sepm server?
Plz as soon as possible give me solution with step by step every version on windows 7. plz.
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SEPM is not supported on Windows 7
Remote console can be installed but not SEPM
System Requirements for Symantec Endpoint Protection and Symantec Network Access Control 11.0.6
MCT MCSE-2012 Symantec Technical Specialist (SCTS)
Hi arif.kausar,
Installing the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager onto Windows 7 is not recommended because Microsoft limits the amount if concurrent connections their workstation operating systems can handle to 10. This means that should you install the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager to a Windows 7 machine, no more than 10 SEP clients could connect to the manager software at one time. This is a big limitation if you have more than ten or twenty machines.
I highly recommend installing the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager to a server.
The Symantec Endpoint Protection Knowledgebase
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Thanks to all for give me solution for windows 7.
Now my friends, i have attuched link for win xp instruction for sepm setup..
Best practices guide for installing the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager (SEPM) on a Windows XP operating system
please see this link for windows xp deplyment configuration from symantec. i will hope that clear about it or not???????
Arif Kausar
Hey Arif
That is correct, with a bit of fine tunning we can have 100 cleints reporting to the SEPM on XP. the same has also been mentioned in the System reuirments
Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 1 or later
Note: Windows XP supports a limited number of concurrent users if the clients are in "push" mode. Use "pull" mode on Windows XP servers for up to 100 clients.
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Proofs of this year are of the earlier matte variety, as are all the following years as well, and they show a distinctive "olive-mustard" coloration. The preservation of the surfaces of this coin is extraordinary. We can find no contact marks or planchet flakes, and there is almost no variation in color on this magnificent specimen. In fact, the only flaw we have been able to locate is a tiny planchet anomaly on the eagles lower leg feathers on his right (facing) leg. When viewed with a strong magnifier, each granule of the sandblast finish reflects light in a random pattern; viewed collectively, the coin has a multi-faceted sparkle whose overall visual appeal is undeniable.
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"Since the continued or increased release of wind-blown radioactive material cannot be ruled out, American citizens in Japan are advised to take prudent precautions against potentially dangerous exposure," Under Secretary of State for Management Patrick Kennedy told reporters.
The U.S. Department of Energy has deployed sensors over Japan to gather data about radiation levels on the ground.
"We are watching the situation at the plants continuously. We're trying to get some ground data on what the actual condition is," Deputy Secretary of Energy Dan Poneman said.
Jennifer Takahashi, a Canadian who lives in Sugito-machi, Japan, one hour north of Tokyo, was packing in a hurry Wednesday.
"I dont have a lot of time," she wrote to ABC News in an email, and noted that a Japanese neighborhood had come over to help watch her three children, ages 1, 2 an 7, as she rushed to get ready to leave.
"I am leaving in order to err on the side of caution as my children, particularly the youngest two, are so small and I worry about the risk of radiation to their health," she wrote. "I understand the current level of radiation in and around Tokyo is still well within a level that is safe but I worry about a potential rise of that level in the days to come."
Takahashi was not alone. "Many many non-Japanese members of an English playgroup I belong to based in Saitama are leaving or have left. If anything I am a bit on the late side of the so-called 'exodus' of foreigners from Japan," she said.
Takahashi said her neighborhood is considered to be safe from radiation, but said, "I am also unnerved by the credibility gap that appears to exist between what we are hearing from the Japanese government and media and the statements made in the international press."
She was scheduled to fly out of Narita today for Canada where she intends to stay for a month. Her husband, who is Japanese, stayed behind to keep working and help his family, Takahashi said.
Michael Miller, who is from Holmdel, N.J., retreated from Tokyo to Osaka, but is ready to leave the country if things get worse.
"For the next week, I will work via the internet and email, and monitor the situation from a safer distance. If things get really bad, I can always fly out from Osaka airport," he told ABC News.
Miller left Tokyo, where he has lived since 1999, because he didn't want to "stuck in a mass exodus if more radiation is released and if the winds blow towards Tokyo."
Americans aren't the only ones trying to leave Japan.
"I don't worry about the earthquakes. I mean, I was on the 18th floor of Nissan's building, and we felt safe there, although stuff moves around quite a lot," Rynhardt Rall, a South African said as he leaving Japan from Narita Airport
Rall said he did not trust what he was being told by Japanese officials.
"I think the Japanese people, or the government let's say, has a hidden investment in nuclear. They want to tell people it's safe. I personally feel that when the stuff gets in the air, and the wind blows it around, I don't know which size of an exclusion zone would be safe. But I would rather be with the U.S. and say make it larger than smaller," he said.
While foreigners rush to the airport, few Japanese are leaving the country.
A Tokyo cab driver told ABC News, "I've taken about four trips to Narita a day for foreigners looking to leave the country. I have yet to come across a Japanese family that is trying to get out."


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The decision by British Prime Minister David Cameron to remove Justine Greening from the cabinet post of transport secretary has airbrushed out a key political obstacle to a third runway at London Heathrow airport.
Conservative Party member Greening represents the southwest London constituency of Putney, Roehampton and Southfields – which lies directly beneath Heathrow's flightpath.
She was re-elected to parliament by local residents on an anti-third runway ticket in May 2010, subsequently being appointed to the post of transport secretary by Cameron in October 2011.
Greening's opposition to Heathrow expansion lent credibility to pledges made in 2010 by the incoming Conservative-Liberal Democrats coalition government that a third runway will not be built at the west London site.
But in recent months business groups and aviation lobbyists have won over a growing number of Conservative backbenchers, who now believe the UK economy is being damaged by constrained airport capacity.
Though Greening's departure marks a shift in tone, any wholesale reversal of the government's policy would require delicate political manoeuvring.
During the 2010 general election – in which the Conservatives failed to win an absolute majority – Cameron had sought to boost his party's environmental credentials by unequivocally promising: "No ifs, no buts, no third runway."
The prime minister has since softened his stance, stating in March: "I'm not blind to the need to increase airport capacity, particularly in the southeast."
Greening, meanwhile, steadfastly refused to reconsider her position, insisting as recently as last week that the third runway is "not a long-term solution" and intimating that she would step down if the project was resurrected.
Coalition partners the Liberal Democrats also remain broadly opposed to Heathrow expansion.
An alternative proposal to develop a new hub on the Thames Estuary east of London still enjoys the backing of London Mayor Boris Johnson, but the project has failed to gain traction elsewhere due to its uncertain cost and timeframe.
Greening is succeeded as transport secretary by Patrick McLoughlin, member of parliament for Derbyshire Dales.
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Use our map to take a look at which cities across the world have the most airborne pollution
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We wondered how often accidents like last week's building collapse in Gujarat, happen on a national scale. Using crime statistics, we found the number of times a house, building, bridge or other structure collapsed in India in 2012 - as well as the injuries and deaths resulting from them and produced an interactive map to show the results
Cameron has spent the week in India discussing trade relations with Britain. What are India's main exports and imports, and who are its key trading partners?
South-east Asia's economic growth will return to a 'robust' pre-crisis average of 5.5% over the next five years, according to the South-East Asian Economic Outlook 2013 report
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Really enjoyed playing this great addition to Wolfenstein. Love the level/music combo, it really worked well and was more of a storyline which is great. I do prefer this mod over your other one: Devils Manor 2 Edge of Darkness. Never seen a train level in RtCW before which was great. Overall a very nice mod great job!
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Great mod really, is there any way to play it at 1080p? I get black bars and its quite irritating (already tried widescreen fix such as the one from Return to Wolfenstein mod)
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