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On Monday, the-now Senior Senator from Massachusetts who good-naturedly described himself as "71 and a little heavier" nevertheless offered to do the same for his junior colleague, Sen. John Kerry.
Fortunately for Kennedy, Kerry might not need any stunts for a decisive Wisconsin win.
Despite a wide lead in most Badger State polls, a commanding 560 delegate head count nationally, growing fundraising and positive press, the frontrunner is taking no chances. Or, some might argue, Kerry is going for the jugular in what could, for the first time in four decades, prove an influential Midwestern contest.
Engaging in his most active single state day of campaigning since New Hampshire, Kerry started early and ended late on Election eve. Holding three events in Wausau, Green Bay and Milwaukee, Senator Kerry deviated from his tarmac to tarmac, media and momentum-dependent game plan but stuck strictly to the strategic anti-Bush playbook.
Kerry's immediate post-Wisconsin strategy will be to travel to Ohio, a state the Senator has repeatedly claimed was a winnable one for Vice President Gore in 2000. In regards to further plans, Kerry would only add, "We're talking about the schedule right now. Obviously, New York, California, Ohio…it's hard right now to say." The Massachusetts Senator may be tired of the Iowa-New Hampshire-Wisconsin cold. Traveling from Green Bay to Milwaukee, the Senator turned to his campaign staff and proclaimed, "Hey guys, we have to go to Hawaii. How can you dis Hawaii?"
Adding insult to injury, it appears that if Kerry does not make it to the Aloha State before their February 24th primary, he may not even be able to bank all those campaign hotel credits.
Having spotted a traveling reporter booking an upcoming vacation online, Kerry turned to all-purpose aide Marvin Nicholson and asked, "Do we get (hotel) points? (The reporters) get points for vacation."
Nicholson, the 6'8" Kerry "body man", replied, "Ah, I don't know. We'll look into it."
Kerry retorted, "Look into it. Yeah, I've heard that staff answer before."
The Kerry campaign remains up with three rotating ads in Wisconsin through Tuesday's primary. They have not made any final decisions with regard to Super Tuesday advertising.
FAIRFAX, Va., Feb. 10 — When Senator Kerry enters a room advanced by his skilled team of television-friendly stage makers, scene setters and banner hangers, the crowd roars as Springsteen rocks and "Real Deal" ovals wave.
But as the front-running candidate walked into Bob's Barksdale Restaurant in Memphis, Tenn., an eerily appropriate and utterly non-advanced song played overhead.
Kerry gripped and grinned as Don Henley's Eagles sang:
"Somebody's gonna hurt someone Before the night is through Somebody's gonna come undone. There's nothin' we can do." As the Massachusetts Senator worked the Southern crowd, the refrain echoed softly:
"There's gonna be a heartache tonight, A heartache tonight, I know. There's gonna be a heartache tonight, I know. Lord, I know."
Indeed, by Tuesday night Kerry's nomination fight had successfully made its way through the one region of the country that had yet to cast its ballots for him.
In the wake of overwhelming Kerry wins in Tennessee and Virginia, Gen. Wesley Clark decided to bow to the Lieutenant — or his campaign, anyway, leaving only two major candidates in contention.


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Ailment: Gum diseases
Remedy: Oil pulling
Oil pulling, how it works, why it works, instructions on how to use oil pulling, important notes on use, traditional natural home remedy for this list of ailments.
Visitors personal experiences with Oil pulling
Comment posted by Mallyn of Los Angeles, California, USA on 22 December 2014 at 7:44 3103
I'm a 27 year old female and I have not been to the dentist in years. Probably at least five. I'm terrified that I'll go and have pockets like 5 or 6mm. I'm almost positive I have either moderate to severe gum disease. There's really no way of knowing until I go in, but unfortunately, I don't have dental insurance as I'm on Medicaid and CoveredCA doesn't cover dental (damn them). I know I probably have it because when I brush and floss my gums bleed, and they feel sore often. I only have unrefined coconut oil on hand right now, but I'm going to get some sunflower oil as soon as I have some extra $$. I've heard really good things about sunflower oil for periodontal disease, and I want to at least 'calm' mine down before I find a job and see a dentist. I've been oil pulling with virgin coconut oil for about a week and one thing I noticed is that it makes my mouth feel really clean for the rest of the day. The cavities that I have on my back molars don't feel as sensitive when I do it either. I'm just afraid of losing my teeth to this awful disease, so hopefully oil pulling and vigilant brushing and flossing will help until I can see a professional.
Comment posted by dreamsofcalm of Atlanta, GA, USA on 17 October 2014 at 0:18 2966
I have only been doing Oil Pulling for a week and a day now but I love the results. It also helps me with my sinus issues and I feel more relaxed and I sleep better through the night.
Comment posted by LL of San Francisco, CA, USA on 17 September 2014 at 17:59 2873
I looked up natural methods to combat gum disease, because I had lost my job and health insurance and had yet to receive a new health plan thru CoveredCA. I started trying oil pulling with the only oil I had at hand, sesame oil. Yeah, it is gross at first, but just a few days of it and I noticed a huge difference. Up until that point, I had serious jaw pain and could barely take a bite with the back molars (3 crowns total) or the lower front, which felt weakened from gum disease. Now, I feel no pain whatsoever. This is pretty darned amazing. My teeth feel clean. I can smile without pain again. I feel like a normal human again
Comment posted by David Niven Miller of Perth, WA, Australia on 25 July 2014 at 10:40 2736
To Courtney of Kyle,
Oil pulling could not do you any harm. At best, it will help your situation, at the worst, it will do nothing. You have nothing to lose by giving it a go.
May I also suggest that you use borax in a high dose, this may be a key to strengthening your teeth. Sodium bicarbonate also strengthens tooth enamel.
Question posted by Courtney of Kyle, TX., USA on 24 July 2014 at 23:34 2732
Desperation is the best way to put it. I am 32 years old, and only have 13 teeth left. I actually have a couple more than that if you count the teeth shattered off at the gum line or cracked in half with half the tooth missing. There are 6 of those half or snapped off teeth. My story starts about a decade ago when I was young and dumb. I had a sudden and severe drug problem with snorting crystal meth. Luckily it only lasted 11 months and due to a shocking moral situation, I quit cold turkey from doing 100 bucks a day worth. About 6 months later, my teeth started having some nasty cavities and not having ins, I had a couple teeth pulled, and life went on. I became a firefighter/medic, life was great, and then at 26 out of nowhere and no family history, I was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. I did a year of chemo, two months of radiation, 10 surgeries. And started noticing my teeth deteriorating at an alarming scale. Having no job now, I was able to get Medicaid, which paid my cancer bills, but they refused me any dental. About a year after all that, and due to complications from the cancer, I had to have a complete hysterectomy at 28. And with me always disliking milk, from being allergic to it as a kid, my calcium levels were and are about as low as can be. With all that said, and my 13 lonely teeth, they don't want to give me dentures yet since bone loss and calcium and all that will mean by the time I'm 50 I won't have a lower jaw. And with all the cracks, cavities, bleeding gums, etc.... I honestly can't really do much more than use warm water and an infant training brush. I'm desperately trying not to lose any more teeth but not a week goes by that a piece of tooth doesn't break off. My health is not good. I am and have been only able to eat soft food for a few years now. I'm so embarrassed I've literally become a hermit. I'm 32 and my best friend is my horse. And a huge chunk of my issues all go back to my teeth. Sorry for this being so long, but like I said, I'm at the point of desperation. Do you think oil pulling might help me?
Comment posted by David Niven Miller of Perth, WA, Australia on 17 May 2014 at 13:4 2570
To Craftie Crafter of Las Vegas: Please read the Grow Youthful page on Oil Pulling, there is a link at the top of this page. It does not recommend using tea tree oil, and I have never heard of using TTO in this manner. If you have developed a new gum infection while using OP it is also possible you may have another cause / ailment involved.
Question posted by Craftie Crafter of Las Vegas, NV, USA on 17 May 2014 at 5:32 2567
I have been using oil pulling now for about 12 days. I use sesame seed oil with tea tree oil. I have noticed some improvement, but yesterday I developed another gum infection. My question is, is this a normal thing? Do people still get the infections while using the OP? I take 1 tbsp 2x daily. Rinse then floss and brush. Any help would be great.
Comment posted by Chad of Salt Lake City, Utah, USA on 29 April 2014 at 1:18 2518
Trinity of Vallejo: I would love to hear an update from you. I hope it's working b/c I feel your pain. I'm 50 and have been living w/ periodontal disease (and Lichen planus) since my mid-30's. Since being diagnosed I've been very regimented in keeping my teeth clean, but still I have lost so much gum tissue over the years that I can literally breath easily through my teeth. I was recently put on two topical ointments to try to alleviate gum soreness and irritation that cost me $270 OMG!. I guess I'm fortunate that I haven't lost any teeth (yet) and that they are still strong enough to eat apples and such. But I'm so self conscious about my smile, its just amazing to me how much it this whole thing preys on my confidence. The black triangles between my teeth (missing gum tissue) is constantly in the back of my mind. Every day I think about getting my front 4-6 healthy teeth pulled and a bridge put it in the hopes that I can feel confident enough to smile again. Anyway, I started oil pulling a couple of days ago, twice a day. I've noticed my teeth are already whiter and my gums feel better. I haven't used either of the ointments since starting the oil pulling. I'm going to see if oil pulling is a solution to the gum irritation ... and I have to say I am encouraged at this point.
Comment posted by Trinity of Vallejo, CA, USA on 29 June 2013 at 21:22 1243
I'm a 20 year old female & I have periodontal disease. Last time I had checked at the dentist, which was in December, I had pockets as deep as 5mm. I can't believe that I'm such a young woman with such a horrible disease. It is honestly destroying my life. My breath is terrible, no body ever wants to sit next to me or even be remotely close. I remember I was about 18 when all this started. I brush & floss every single morning & night with no avail. Nothing seems to work for my breath, let alone my disease. I have become anti social, when I used to be such an out going lady. I've been ridiculed at former jobs & even by my own family. Well anyways, I did some research online & found this "oil pulling" remedy. So far it has only been 2 days so I can't say if it's working or not. But I will continue & hope to be one of the success stories that I constantly read & that inspire me. I currently use Coconut Oil. I've read that it detoxifies very well. Any who, I will be back posting results & hopefully they'll be positives one. God bless!
Comment posted by David Niven Miller of Perth, WA, Australia on 13 January 2013 at 9:51 893
In reply to Stac: Of course!
Question posted by stac of north bay, ONT, Canada on 13 January 2013 at 3:56 892
can i do oil pulling with organic virgin coconut oil during antibiotics?
Comment posted by Margaret of Sydney, NSW, Australia on 30 July 2012 at 9:51 707
I have periodontal disease and was told that being diabetic is probably the cause, contributing factor. When I had problems a couple of years back I used oil pulling and the pain in the tooth I was concerned with stopped. From time to time I still do it but am supposed to have dental treatment for it but will be on a waiting list. I have dry mouth, dry eye as well. The eye specialist put me on omeaga 3 supplements and said the dry mouth is also a symptom. The dentist asked me if I drink enough water (yes) and she was interested in what the eye doctor told me. I stopped taking the supplements because the ones he supplied were expensive. I will give this another try as it does help a lot, just a bit of a nuisance.
Comment posted by Janet of North East, Victoria, Australia on 30 November 2011 at 17:14 535
I was put on two lots antibiotics due to acute periodontal infections, and was told about oil pulling by the naturopath at the health shop I purchased some probiotics from. Three days after finishing the antibiotics the infection returned, so I started oil pulling twice a day using sesame oil with a drop of wild oregano oil in it. The next day the pain had stopped, then the swelling and inflammation vanished. I've kept up the oil pulling, alternating between sesame oil and coconut oil every month and I haven't had any gum problems since. Also my skin has improved quite markedly, my teeth are whiter, and I don't suffer from a dry mouth any more.
Remedy (new) posted by Maxine of Burlington, Vermont, USA on 14 July 2010 at 20:48 317
I was in fear of losing my teeth to gum disease. It's amazing - three weeks after starting oil pulling, my gums are so much better. I have a dentist's appointment next week and I'm sure he will be equally impressed. He wanted to remove a lower molar but I feel this may change the outlook. My teeth feel firmer, and my gums have stopped bleeding and hurting. Also my teeth are whiter, and my breath is always fresh now.
I tried everything before this, being so disciplined with brushing, flossing, and rinsing. I was even prescribed antibiotics. Nothing ever helped. It just got worse and worse. I was paying hundreds of dollars a year to my dentist for cleaning and maintenance (and yes, I am insured).
So far, I have OP first thing every morning with organic cold pressed sesame, coconut and sunflower oil. Last week I also used a drop of oil of oregano oil. The taste is horrible but I know that it is working so effectively. The coconut oil is lovely, I have used it in my kitchen and on my skin for years. It feels terrific in my mouth and I love the taste, smell and texture.
Another delightful effect of the OP is that the floaters in my eyes seem to be less intrusive. They used to be a bit of a nuisance, but now I hardly see or notice them.
I even sleep better, especially after using coconut oil. This has been one of the most beneficial things I have ever done for my body. I can breathe better and clearer, my nose feels completely clear for the first time in years. I have to say, I was sceptical to start with. But I gave it a go anyway. Thank you, these are life-changing remedies!


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Data analytics buying guide part 5: How to know if you got it right - measuring success
Elsewhere in this buying guide we've told you:
In the electric utility world, Big Data is a Big Deal. Attend just about any industry conference and you'll hear folks talking about the data deluge swamping utilities as smart grid technologies like smart meters and sensors and Phasor Measurement Units (PMUs) go live.
And here's why it's such a big deal: Utilities are starting to use advanced analytics software to turn that data into actionable business intelligence. If market forecasters have it right, the industry is just getting started down that path. Utility spend on data analytics - less than half a billion dollars in North American in 2011 - is expected to swell 29% a year to $2 billion in 2016, according to the Utility Analytics Institute. Worldwide, Pike Research expects cumulative spending on smart grid data analytics to total over $34 billion by 2020.
So if exploring data analytics options is on your agenda, this five-part buying guide - created with valuable input from analytics experts at Origin, BRIDGE Energy Group, Space-Time Insight and Opower - is designed to help you get started and know the right questions to ask.
· How to prepare your workplace
· Where analytics can take you
· How to manage the procurement process
Now it's time to look at how you'll know if your efforts are generating the results you hoped for.
Not everyone within your organization and beyond (customers and regulators, for instance) will apply the same yardstick to measure the success of your analytics progress. But that doesn't mean it isn't important to constantly monitor and measure.
Opower, the company that works with utilities on customer engagement, recommends a clearly defined measurement and verification approach. This approach follows the experimental design blueprint, using randomized test and control groups to measure efficiency savings and progress, says Opower's Carly Baker Llewellyn.
Another way to look at success metrics, says Ethan Cohen of BRIDGE Energy Group, would be to include:
· The number of analytical projects executed in addition to outcomes, revenue recovered, expenses and large capital cost avoided (due to more efficient equipment management)
· Client or customer surveys
· Efficiency gains in the number of employees required to complete a job
· The number of BI resources per total user count (low ratio is best)
"Usage analytics can help to measure the adoption of solutions, generate usage stats and identify strategic information," Cohen notes. "Once measured, utilities can begin to apply value to information."
But don't beat yourself up if you aren't there yet.
In its 2012 Utility Industry Survey, BRIDGE asked an audience of over 14,000 utility employees about their experiences in analytics, business intelligence and/or big data
· 53% of respondents admitted that their organization had immature BI/Analytics capabilities - placing them on the side of knowing about the potential of BI but not necessarily having firstâ€hand experience.
· 29% indicated that they are planning major BI/Analytics projects in the coming two years
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Gemvara, an online retailer of customizable fine jewelry, announced the appointment of jewelry industry leader Jeanne B. Daniel to its Board of Directors.
With more than 30 years in the retail and fashion design industries, Jeanne has worked with numerous leading brands including Tiffany & Co., Vera Wang, Giorgio Armani, Fossil and Carelle, helping them to develop branding strategies, merchandising, and product design plans. Jeanne spent 12 of those years at Tiffany & Co. where she was executive vice president of merchandising and marketing. Jeanne was responsible for Tiffany's worldwide merchandising, marketing, public relations, direct mail, manufacturing, quality assurance, product development, visual merchandising and design. She also developed and launched key collections for the company, which were recognized globally including the Signature Series, Atlas, and Tiffany Nature collections.
"Jeanne is a highly experienced and creative jewelry merchant," said Gemvara CEO Janet Holian. "Her experience leading within a start-up environment as well as succeeding as a senior executive within the iconic Tiffany brand is extremely unusual and valuable to our growing company. I am very excited to work with her one-on-one and we are thrilled to bring her style, product development expertise, and eye for design onto our board."
Most recently, Jeanne launched her own company, bella tu, where she is the co-owner and designer. The company sells a line of exclusive women's specialty tops, tunics and dresses inspired by Jeanne's travels to India and her love of gemstones.
"It is an Honor to be a part of the Gemvara team at such an exciting time in the company," said Jeanne. "My interest in fashion and retail began as a teenager so I feel extremely lucky to continue to do what I love to do, bringing my passion and experience in design and merchandising to Gemvara."
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Gemvara is the revolutionary leader of fine jewelry shopping online. Jewelry lovers and gift givers now have access to 29 different gemstones, 9 precious metals, and hundreds of styles to create a one-of-a-kind piece that captures their personal story or unique inspiration. Every piece of heirloom-quality jewelry is skillfully handcrafted to order in the USA. With 24/7 customer care, a 101-day return policy, free shipping, free engraving, and free ring sizing, shopping and creating is simple and fun. Gemvara combines the values of traditional jewelry creation with modern technology to truly provide shoppers with fine jewelry exactly the way they want it, always. Headquartered at One Financial Center, Boston, MA 02111 and offices in New York City.
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Mass Effect 2 here.
@rezpatriot Arkham Asylum came out in 2009, so it won't be in this year's awards.
I was thinking Red Dead Redemption might win, but Batman Arkham Asylum did very well.
What happened to Mass Effect 2? Or is it that only games which had problems related to it or its developer were shown in this video?
I loved Mass Effect 2. If they don't give ME2 anything this year, ME3 better win a lot for the series.
i miss a certain game... MASS EFFECT 2!!
Enjoyed the year in review stuff...but can someone explain that Ray Lewis Old Spice ad? Seriously wtf is that all about? Some marketing genius needs to find a new line of work...immediately, preferably in fast food or janitorial services.
@junglemanchild Typo, meant Q2 or Q3. But i was still wrong. mah bad lol feels like it was july :L but still i dont think it deserved to be in it.
Not mentioning ME2 is a bloody travesty... maybe if there was an article instead of just a video they'd have had time for that =/
@h3LL_ZinKy69 - Since when was March Q3 or Q4?
@KratosforLIFE dude, this is Q1, god of war was Q3 or Q4? LOL you obviously dont know much :L
nice review of quarter 1
good work
very informative, good work
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oh yea sure GS, make sure the war craft ad plays 100 times fine, but never mind the actual video ..
Does Old Spice make you high or something?
what ever...
they sure did forget a bunch of games in this article guess cuz they were pressed for time. still pretty nice articles
WTF! Mass Effect not even mentioned???????
They forgot GTA: Episodes from Liberty City were announced for the PS3.
Personally, I am looking more forward to 2011, than backward at 2010. While some really great games were released this year, I think that we have some major titles to look forward to next year
It seems like the first quarter was a scandal-heavy one. Big name game companies are doing what every other company does at the begining of the year. Lay-offs.
Respawn entertainment should work on the next MoH. Seeing as how they did in the past and how they did CoD4, MoH2 could very well replace the CoD.
The year started off really great. I just got my PS3 and was mostly catching up but kept my eye on the new stuff coming out. Dont have an Xbox (and didn't want to get the PC version cause I specifically got a console to finally make the switch) but even i was excited about a game like Mass Effect 2 coming out, love games with the depth that it has. Heavy Rain started the year off in February with the suprise hit of the year; Bayonetta was another fun game. I know people had issues with it, but I thought Dante's Inferno was pretty interesting. Mega Man 10 was probably one of the best downloadables too. Also, I'm not big on sports games like i used to be, but I thought MLB 10: The Show was pretty good as well.
This time of the year already, boy does gaming life go fast, lol.
otro año excelente en juegos, y esto solo puede mejorar aun mas!!!!
i like how they brought these back
can't believe its already been another year of gaming. So much this year, so much more next year!!
Nice. Good overview of everything.
This was excellent. Well done!
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Great article
that guy was funny playing ps move ;)
Secret Negotiations!!!!!!
Crazy year. Scratch that. I mean crazy Q1
Nice format... Keep it up
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Hey Chris, how are you doing? Can't remember where exactly we had breakfast. It was just a small town on the way to NM where we stopped for gas and warmed up in a cafe with breakfast and hot tea. It was a bit chilly that morning. I'll send you a PM later. Maybe see you in winter. Cheers Thomas
Hi Blaise W, we changed allready (look futher down). Those old Saharas were still lying around at home for years and I wanted to get ride of them. Not the tire I usually use on these bikes but I thought we would at least do the road to Tellico on them and then if needed get something better. It wasn't really needed (except for in the mud maybe) so we didn't bother to run around for others. Looking forward to the places where the more grip is needed. Cheers Thomas
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Our final goal in NM was Albuquerque where we had arranged storage and had ordered parts and tires at a local KTM dealer recommended by several ADV riders in the regional forum here.
The roads were straight and we just rolled along.
To give us something to see some bisons showed up by the side of the road. ( my western memories came back)
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Then we came through a national park with some nice scenery. I can't remember its name.
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Sandra went for some small ribs.
Then we were off to A B Q the next day.
We had a couple of days but also some work to do before going home. On our way into town we stopped at the KTM dealer and made an appointment for a tire change. Then we went to the storage we had made a reservation with and did the paperwork. And then we checked into the hotel.
The next day was monday and sunny so I went to work doing part of the maintanance on the bikes in the parking lot.
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In the afternoon we had a look at old A B Q.
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With new tires and some spares we went to the storage did an oil change and changed the chains and sprockets.
In the evening we met some of the local ADV riders in a restaurant close to our hotel. I had had contact with one of them here on this forum and he arranged this meeting. After a warm welcome we had a really nice evening with (of course) ADV bike and travel stories.
Hi to all you guys we met that are reading along and thanks again for the lovely evening. We enjoyed it a lot.
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LSU is leading Duke 31-27 at the half without their top two scorers for most of the half.
Go Tigers!
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Go Gators!
LSU and Duke are now tied with 5:32 to go in the game. In the other game Memphis has a 7 point lead with just under 13 minutes left.
LSU played great defense tonight and they beat top seeded Duke 62-54.
Big win for LSU
Go Gators!
What a comeback by UCLA tonight. They were down by 17 and came back to win 73-71. Also Texas won on a buzzer beater 3 against West Virginia.
did all of that just happen!?
Within the last 20 minutes it all happened.Originally Posted by dougdirt
Great nite for me. I've been a longtime, diehard, Duke fan since I can remember. After their loss, I at least wanted to see Texas go down as well. And since I geniunely enjoyed watching Morrison play, perhaps a Gonzaga win coulda salvaged some portion of my nite.
Or not.
Wow, I'm glad there wasn't a fourth game on tonight, my heart couldn't have handled it.
My dad got to enjoy 3 Reds World Championships by the time he was my age. So far, I've only gotten to enjoy one. Step it up Redlegs!
I feel you on that one Savafan....after Texas hit that three at the end I about lost it. To have it followed up with Gonzaga blowing that game like that was just the cherry on top of a great night of basketball.
Another great night of basketball as UConn - Washington becomes the 2nd OT game of the night.
WOW. Two of my final 4 teams almost went down tonight....Florida pulled it out for me....now I just need UCONN to pull it out.
I hope UConn is enjoying this win because they don't deserve it. That was a goaldtending against UConn in OT that was not called. Washington would have had the lead. You can tell that the NCAA wants the #1 seeds in the Final Four. Between that non goal-tending call and the traveling call on BC after the Villanova player threw him to the ground - it's obvious.
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Q3 2012 Earnings Call
November 07, 2012 10:00 am ET
Susan Vassallo - Vice President of Corporate Communications
Stanley M. Bergman - Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
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Susan Vassallo
Thank you, operator, and my thanks to each of you for joining us to discuss today's Henry Schein's third quarter results. With me this morning are Stanley Bergman, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Henry Schein; and Steven Paladino, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer.
Before we begin, I would like to state that certain comments made during this call will include information that is forward-looking. As you know, risks and uncertainties involved in the company's business may affect the matters referred to in forward-looking statements. As a result, the company's performance may differ from those expressed in or indicated by such forward-looking statements. Also, these forward-looking statements are qualified in their entirety by the cautionary statements contained in Henry Schein's Securities and Exchange Commission filings.
The contents of this conference call contains time-sensitive information that is accurate only as of the date of the live broadcast, November 7, 2012. Henry Schein undertakes no obligation to revise or update any forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this call.
[Operator Instructions] With that said, I would like to turn the call over to Mr. Stanley Bergman.
Stanley M. Bergman
Thank you, Susan. And good morning, everyone, and thank you for joining us for our third quarter conference call. We are very, very pleased to have gained market share in each of our 4 business groups during the third quarter. Each group also reported accelerated internal sales growth, that is in local currencies, compared with the second quarter and after you exclude the impact of seasonal influenza vaccine from our Global Medical business. So adjusting for flu, which we'll talk about separately, and the results there are quite good, too, you'll see that internal growth has been positive in all of our business units and we have gained market share across the board.
We are also pleased today to be raising the low end of our 2012 EPS guidance range and to be introducing guidance for the year 2013 that represents growth in EPS of approximately 10% to 12% compared to the midpoint of our 2012 guidance range, and Steven can provide further color on that.
Looking at our business operations through 2 strategic acquisitions, we recently enhanced our dental software offering, in particular to dental schools, and expanded our veterinary footprint to include Ireland. These transactions illustrate our commitment to advanced technology and geographic expansion. Of course, these are 2 key initiatives in our 2012 to 2014 Strategic Plan.
I'll provide a little bit -- further thoughts on these acquisitions and some commentary on each of the business groups in a moment. So overall, we're quite pleased with our results for the third quarter. We think each of our business units is marching in a very solid way towards implementing our strategic plan, making progress.
And so let me now turn the call to Steve to provide further information on our quarterly financial results. Steve?
Steven Paladino
Okay. Thank you, Stan, and good morning to everyone. I'm also pleased to be reporting overall strong financial results and sales growth for the third quarter of 2012. Our net sales for the quarter ended September 29, 2012 were $2.2 billion, reflecting a 5.7% increase compared with the third quarter of 2011. This consists of 8.9% growth in local currencies and a 3.2% decline related to foreign currency exchange. In local currencies, internally generated sales were up 4.4%, and our acquisition growth was 4.5%.
As Stanley mentioned, I'd like to point out that our seasonal influenza vaccine sales were lower this quarter than in the prior year's third quarter, although our profitability was higher. In order to provide more meaningful commentary, I will be discussing sales results including and excluding this impact.
So excluding sales of seasonal influenza vaccines from both periods, our net sales increased 6.4% and 9.8% growth in local currencies including a 5.1% internal sales growth rate. You can see the details of our sales growth that are contained in Exhibit A of our earnings news release that was issued today.
Our operating margin for the third quarter of 2012 was 6.7% and declined slightly by 8 basis points compared with the third quarter of 2011. However, excluding the impact of current year acquisitions, our operating margin actually expanded by approximately 16 basis points compared with the prior year. And as we have previously discussed, acquisitions, until integrated, typically carry lower margins than our existing businesses and serve to reset our base operating margins.
If we look at our operating expenses as a percent of sales, they improved by 44 basis points as we continued to control and leverage our expense structure. This improvement was offset by a decline of 52 basis points in gross margin, and that's due mainly to our Global Animal Health business, which includes higher sales growth as well as product mix impact. And just to remind people, our Global Animal Health business has a higher percentage of its sales in pharmaceutical products, and these products carry a gross margin lower than our company average. So again, it's a mix issue.
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I'd hate to think of Civil Servants being issued with anything other than flagship devices by their employer.
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I'd hate to think of Civil Servants being issued with anything other than flagship devices by their employer.
Trebles all round?
I find your counter arguement to be compelling, Neil.
Pretty much, yes.
I used Opera, but have Firefox installed as my son likes the logo. Opera will probably be gone, soon, as, far too frequently, I find that some pages won't load properly. Having to switch browsers to get a page to load is maddening, and Firefox tends to be on the list of browsers that authors test their pages against.
I remember when Firefox was nipping at IE's heels, working to depose it as the dominant browser. I've just looked at Wikimedia's usage stats, which shows Firefox as third, behind IE and Chrome - I don't think they have the same clout that they once did.
Nonsense, the article style is just in keeping with the sub-head.
Relaxed sphincter or not, once that animal's dead and decomposing, the poo is going to find its way out, sooner or later.
It takes a lot of play for Rampage to get old, and it's dead simple to pick up and play.
They have a retro-styled "brick" phone for sale, now, which seems like an expensive, impractical novelty: http://www.carphonewarehouse.com/phone/other/the-brick
Certainly not! My son has been busy trying to sort out the continuity between the (Hollywood) films, and explain why the new Godzilla is so different to the last one (he cried at the end of that).
@codejunky You seemed to have missed the middleground between "earn all the money and horde it for myself" and "do f*ck all and expect the state to care for me". I think most of us prefer to live there, but "fatcat bankers" and "benefit scroungers" make better news copy, so we get forgotten about.
Hey, there's an election, next week, and I haven't received my bribe. Could you let them know that I've been missed out?
Might encourage others to join in. Get enough of them, and it might make a difference. Has to be better than doing nothing, and they are at least putting their money where their mouths are.
I've always preferred "Take it from me, but please also ensure that a fair proportion is taken from him also. He may have more or less than me, so some sort of banded arrangment will probably be appropriate." I think this way, as I'm in favour of a sufficiently large state apparatus that is able to provide essential services (health, education, refuse collection, roads, and so on), ensuring that they are available to all, not just those with the means to pay for them at the point of need.
@Christian Berger I think Mozilla know that the users' action, on finding out that their video won't play, is not to contact the content provider, but to switch to a compliant browser.
Might be a child.
I was hoping that the Moto G would shake up the market a bit, and the release of the E and the 4G G (hello, SD slot!) should force other manufacturers to raise their collective game.
It still beggars belief that Samsung have the Galaxy Ace out as their budget option, as it is a truly terrible device that deserves to get obliterated by the budget Motorolas.
If you can walk on to a earlier/later stop, you might as well. The bus will also be providing a service* to those who can't do that.
*well, it should be; no doubt it's been deemed to be unprofitable, and been cancelled.
Nice to hear that something good has come out of those stupid cat pictures!
I'm not entirely sure what Dogecoin is but, based on the subheads to these articles, I'm assuming that it's something for morons. The financial equivalent of Cheezburger, or somesuch.
Keep both brands and MAKE ALL THE MONEY, I expect.
People get excited about access to lots of music in a convenient, portable format. Quality hi-fi gear is a niche interest, and thus there's not a lot of incentive to cater to that market, other than to mug them for more of their disposable income with nonsense products.
Beats is successfull because their products are fashionable, not better than their competitors - a good fit for Apple, I should think.
I can't remember when I last listened to a CD - everything is streamed from Deezer, via my phone, hooked up to the car stereo. The quality may be terrible but 1) I can't tell (I don't own any premium hi-fi kit, and never have), and 2) I don't care.
The small form factor is attractive to me, at least. I built my first PC, this year (about the size of a VHS player, replacing the mahoosive tower that I used to have), and a major motivation was to get the size down (and bring the spec up so I could play some more modern games).
What this Brix teaches me, is that I was probably wise not to go for the smallest possible case!
From the small amount of research I did when renewing my contract with Orange, Tesco Mobile apparently throttle off the connection if you're streaming large quantities of data (no idea if that's true or not).
I can remember visiting my mate and watching him play the latest releases on his BBC Micro - not sure I'd have stood for it if he'd charged for the privilege!
Fourth Stage: PROFIT!!!
Sounds fair. Afterall, plenty of "free" phone apps have a "donate 69p to disable ads" option (I've even used it for games that I've actually enjoyed).
Yeah, just last week I was walking home from work when some chav in a hoodie sidled up to me and offered me a download.
Very much this. I've been digitising my DVD collection, of late*, and I'm rapidly coming to the conclusion that it'd be considerably easier to just comb the web for the appropriate torrents. The existence of UltraViolet suggests that the industry are capable of acting on this, but that's along way off of being a comprehensive solution.
*whack it on the NAS, watch it anywhere in the house - really wish I'd started sooner.
Followed by a "Paddington Bear stare".
A rather British solution.
Almost as bad was the trick of hiding tracks before the first, so you had to skip the CD down to -1, or whatever, which wasn't always possible, depending on hardware.
If it's something worth hearing, include it on the album proper - if not, just leave it off, and save it for a b-side.
where the staff were refereshingly non-pushy ("you could buy this, but you probably wouldn't like it") - how are they going to explain this to the Currys sales-droids?
Cyanogenmod-certified handsets for the techie. Nokia can probably pick-up the remainder (poor people and non-conformists need phones too!).
Sounds OK to me, particularly the part that promises death to the Android overlays.
Not hard to imagine it all going catastrophically wrong, though.
Except that's exactly how Google made its way to a monopoly position. I wouldn't argue against the case that Google is cementing its position by having its own services baked in to Android (in much the same way as Microsoft tied Windows to Internet Explorer), but Google became number one in search by being better at it than everyone else.
But how am I supposed to attach a 3d sketch to the fridge?
If it weren't for its dependance on an approved internet connection, I'd have liked to have kept my old silver Vision box. Much better than everything I've used since. Massive, though!
I might have to give this another go (tried to get it going on my old Mint box, but the tuner card wouldn't play nice with Linux), as I've been using RaspMC to watch ripped DVDs and it really is a very nice piece of software. Every Freeview box/PVR that I've used has sufficient faults to put me off ever purchasing another one (I really want to like the TVonics box that I bought a couple of years ago, but it's depressingly prone to freezing up).
Not in the UK, they don't! No guns (for the most part), bow and arrow is illegal for hunting purposes, and we're not allowed to run things over on purpose. That only leaves trapping, and most of us wouldn't know where to start.
Anyone fancy wrestling a deer to death?
Take some of the stuff out of your freezer, and eat it for lunch? Unless you're stockpiling for the inevitable collapse of society...
Finding out what is inside the device, and what they cost, is just curiosity - there's no harm in looking. I think it was made pretty clear in the article that the determination of the BOM was not a passing of judgement on the retail price.
now the ad revenue that I generate for Google is being spent on them, too!
I'd contend that a great many people neither know, nor care, which version of Android their device is running. After 2-3 years, their contract renews, and they get a new handset from their network operator.
Conversely, the subset of the population that posts on these forums, is probably very interested. Pop the Silver brand on a low end Galaxy, and ask me to pony up a few extra quid in return for a less shit phone - I'd be interested!
Was encouraging "answers on a postcard" part of a sinister plot to put money in the pocket of the Royal Mail?
I make a point of not watching TV news, as I almost always end up angry about something when I do, so prefer to get mine from the radio (probably due to the style of reporting, I dunno). This preference for radio is probably why, if I do choose to watch TV news, I'd much rather have a sensible presenter/reporter, talking about the subject, rather than a whizzy infographic. If BBC News goes infographic-heavy, it's basically losing its USP, at least in my eyes.
I think my opinion of car mechanics has been soured, ever since I bought a Service Plan from Ford. Everytime I took the car in for its service, they would offer to top up the washer fluid (for some extravagant fee). Anyone who has bothered to look under the bonnet, would know that there is no need for this, so I can only assume that Ford, like Dell in this case, were seeking to profit off of the ignorance of their customers by carrying out unnecessary work. I'm not a massive fan of that sort of practice, and so am generally in favour of the light of publicity being shone on such things, so that the general public may become more aware.
Yes, and when the mechanically ignorant take their car to the mechanic, and he makes up a load of unnecessary work to bill them for, they should be happy to pay because it's good for the economy.
Couldn't help but assume that we're all going to get so fat that reaching up to flick the lightswitch will be beyond us, and that the (IPv6 compatible) lightbulb will automatically order a replacement for itself when it's about to die - and then you'll find out exactly how many technicians it takes to change a lightbulb.
Wall-E was a documentary, right?
Sure there is - Dave the next day/week/month/year, until the end of time.
It'd be nice to think that a collaborative effort, like the YouView consortium, could get their act together and tag the relevant content for local recording.
Not likely to be anyone from here, though.
Judging by the ads I get served up, facebook appears to have moved on from "you're looking to get laid" to "you're fat". Can't say I'm particularly delighted by their profiling of me.
This is a good point. I got hold of my sister-in-law's old GameBoy, a couple of years back, with the intent of giving it to the kids - ditched it sharpish when I found that playing Mario (or anything that involved moving scenery) just turned the screen into an indistinct blur.
Having read the comments on here, I'm starting to wonder if I could have done something to make it better, now. Ho hum.


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The rent at Greens at Edinburgh Apartments ranges from $1,040 for a one bedroom to a $1,600 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 26% more expensive than the Brooklyn Park average. This is a pet-friendly apartment.
This apartment is in Brooklyn Park. The closest park is Pinebrook Park.
Greens at Edinburgh Apartments has a Walk Score of 44 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
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Article | February 29, 1996
Machine vision camera
PPT Vision (Minneapolis, MN) has announced the PPT-DS2(TM), a new shutterable, double-speed, full-resolution, asynchronous camera for machine vision applications.
Enables PPT Vision to offer the only systems on the market that can capture a full-resolution image at 60 full frames/sec while running in shuttered mode says the manufacturer.
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