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Hey all! I'm Lynn and I have a beautiful 9 month old son. He was born at 35 weeks b/c he had stopped moving in the womb. He was born via emergency c/s w/ severe bloodloss and was rushed to the NICU. Somehow he only ended up spending a week there, although he had 2 blood transfusions and a ton of tests - seen by cardio and neuro. Actually being premature was really the least of the concerns, but I have to remember that he was early and I need to continue to give him some extra time to play catch up.
hi i am chrystal...kellar was born at 26 wks, 1 lb 12 oz. i lost my 1st ds at 20 wks and was diagnosed w/ic, got a cerclage placed w/kellar and was on bedrest from wk 13 on. kellar was in the hospital 117 days, suffered bilateral grade 3 ivh, a cerebellum bleed, surgical nec, pda closure and numerous infections. he is now 2 years old and into everything! we have some noticeable differences when you look at other 2 year olds, but man how far my kiddo has come is amazing...
Kellar 26 wks now 4
Baby Girl Londyn or Kinley due Dec...
praying for a healthy baby girl!!!!
hi everyone!
I am Rachel. My DD was born at 32 weeks 5 days. I had PIH which led to severe Pre-E. I was admitted to the hospital with the decision that I would be on hospital bedrest for "a few weeks". 3 hours later, I was told they changed their mind, there were IUGR concerns and she needed to come out. Had an e-c/s a few hours later. She was born at 3lbs 5oz and spent 13 days "growing" in the NICU. She is now 10 weeks old (3 adjusted).
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Hi there! I'm CJ, yet another long time lurker on the old preemie board. My DS was born at 24 wks. He's now 20 months old.
Hi, I'm Chris, my twin boys were born at 33w1d after an ambulance ride when my water broke at home in September and I wasn't due until November. They were 4.4 and 4.3 and stayed in the nicu for 21 and 18 days. Taking the first one home was the hardest part while leaving his brother there for three more nights. They were nasally tube-fed most of that time, and got intravenous nutrition and dextrose water the first few days as well. The second baby had fluid on his lungs and was ventilated overnight. I think he had ten chest x-rays done that 24 hour period! They almost sent him to a large university nicu, but we lucked out and got to stay at our local hospital where he was put on CPAP like his brother for a few days. I know some of you had much earlier babies, and have hospital stories of your own. I hope the los are progressing as can be expected. They are all our little miracles.
People who matter are most aware that everyone else does too....Malcome Forbes
New to this board - been busy since my LO is currently in the NICU. She was born at 32w5d via c-cection, I was having early labor (2 times previously stopped) and she was breech. . .Currently she is 3 weeks old, still growing in the NICU, comming close to having her NG tube removed since she is almost eating what she should be. Still having a BRADY episode her and there, but hopefully she will out grow it soon. . . I really appreciated reading some of your intros and to hear how well you premies are doing, now. Gives me hope. . .even though i am scared to death to bring her home!
My name is Ashley. I have a 30 weeker due to severe preeclampsia. He was 3.1 and was in the NICU for 33 days. He is almost 4 months now and doing great. Already trying to cut teeth and weighs 13 lbs. I feel so blessed that we had no problems with our ds besides being tiny.
Hello I'm Chelsea and Lily was born at 26 weeks. i'm new =) Lily is now 15 months and she is attempting to walk ever now and then she will surprise me with a short word. like yea, papa, mama.... and our new challenge is eatting solids. she chokes a lot, she might have a problem with her vocal cords...she had a tube in for the first month and 1/2 of life. she is my world. and another baby is on the way.... in five years. =)
Preemie = a happy beautiful child, that will one day push your buttons, make you laugh, grow unbelievably fast, and will be the light of your world.
I was never really on the old Preemie boards, but I'm looking forward to posting here. I'm Laurie and mom to Hollyn (FT April-05) and Ian (26.5wk July-07) My water broke at 26 weeks and although they hoped to keep him in for another 8 weeks or so, he was born 3 days later by e-c/s due to a prolapsed cord. 2.b, 7oz, 15 1/2 inches - Surfactant, collapsed lung, A's & B's but overall a fairly smooth 75-day NICU stay. He just turned 1 and is crawling, saying mama, dada and babbling, pulling up and got first two teeth (on top?!) He'll eat just about anything you put in front of him and we just made the switch from BM & a little formula to whole milk fortified w/ a dash of Enfacare. He's almost 19 lbs and aside from being on Flovent (I think they're about to take him off of it) because of 2 instances where he had trouble with wheezing, he's been amazingly healthy and right on in his development for his adjusted age. He's our little miracle and we're extremely blessed.
Hello, I'm Bonnie, mom to Joseph(3) and Natalie(4 months). Joseph was born @ 26 weeks due to pPROM and Natalie was born at 34 weeks also due to PROM. Joseph is a happy and healthy kid and Natalie is a healthy infant. I look forward to sharing stories and offering help and support to others.


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My baby's near death expierence..
Localized pain medicine is ABSOLUTELY used.┬ĀIf you want to be sure then ask.┬Ā I think that webmd is the most level headed place for clear cut (no pun intended) information on the topic.
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PS...has anyone seen a grown man with a cold????┬Ā Of COURSE he would need to be knocked out LOL
You all have given birth or are about to....THAT's some pretty decent pain too.
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Cheese love the pics..┬Ā
and OP I am so sorry that you and your son had such a bad experience. I do agree that everyone needs to do their research and follow their own thoughts.
I had both my boys circed and my husband went with them and told me about the whole process. He was there and held their little hands the whole time. Both boys healed well and didn't cry the whole time or anytime I cleaned them after. I do know that things can happen but things can happen with anything. Me choosing to drive to the grocery store for my gingerale could be fatal... yet I will still do it. I did my research as I hope everyone else does for a choice like this. I don't think anyone is wrong for what they choose.┬Ā
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Life is now complete! Loving every minute with my 3 boys!!
And forgive me for possibly reading too much into your parenthetical statement, however unnecessary and inflammatory it might have been about it being an idiotic decision and insinuating those that have it done for religious and personal reasons are idiots.
Lol, Chi, do you know what 'parenthetical' means?
You know what I think is worse than circumcising? Not teaching your children about Christ. Let's put a post about that. Lets put one up and talk about how horrible it is that people don't teach their children to walk in the ways of Christ and serve our Lord and Savior.
I'm game! Please, enlighten me. How am I harming my kids by not scaring them into believing stories about the invisible man in the sky you choose to believe in?
There's a lot more to being a woman than being a mother, but there's a hell of a lot more to being a mother than most people suspect. -Roseanne Barr
Wow! What a sad Story!
You should not feel guilty...you did what you thought was best. You defintely always want to do research on any doctor no matter what they will be perfoming on you or your children.┬Ā
Circum..should take place (if you have decided to do so) ┬Āwhile there a newborn and not any older then that. The older they are the more pain they expierence.┬Ā
Doctors say a lot of things and the outcome is most times opposite.
Your son will be fine. Keep your faith.
Waiting to meet my Baby Boy!
I pray your son will be okay in the future. God bless his heart and yours, too.
Mom of 8 and that's enough for me.
"Every saint has a past and every sinner has a future."
Hmmm... You story is sad, yes, but certianly not the norm.┬Ā Ds. circ was normal.┬Ā Why did you pick that doctor anyway?┬Ā
that's awful.. I am so so I sorry!!┬Ā I have 2 boys, and they are circumsiced.. I am pregnant again.. and am really hoping it's a girl, so I DO NOT have to make this decision again..
I never had a second thought about it, but it sure goes to show you that every mother should trust their insticts.┬Ā There is alot to be said..
I can't even imagine what you and your poor boy have been thru..
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DS K 12/10 Due date FEB. 18, 2012 It's a GIRL
Why did you pick that doctor anyway?
The same reason any of us choose the doctors we have. Because we like and trust them. I have a hard time believing any woman would willingly stay with a doctor they did not like or trust.
There's a lot more to being a woman than being a mother, but there's a hell of a lot more to being a mother than most people suspect. -Roseanne Barr
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. —The state Health Department has awarded a $662,500, five-year grant to the Designated AIDS Center (DAC) at Upstate Medical University to expand its capacity to provide hepatitis C care and treatment to patients who are co-infected with HIV and hepatitis C. The grant was awarded by the Health Department's AIDS Institute and Health Research Inc., which is supported by funding from the Ryan White Care Act. The DAC will use the funding to provide the patients with expanded hours of on-site services for mental health, alcohol/substance abuse, and nutrition counseling. These services are in addition to the DAC's medical care and social work services.
"Approximately 25 percent of our patients are co-infected with hepatitis C and approximately 60 percent of our patients have a mental health or substance use diagnosis or are mentally ill and chemically addicted," said Judith Rees, N.P., the center's program director.
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Juan Cruz, 34, was the odds on favorite among the non-roster invitee relievers to make the club out of Spring Training. Today, Todd Zolecki reported that Cruz and the Phillies have decided to part ways. Zolecki indicates that the signing of Chad Durbin made Cruz believe his window to make the club was increasingly narrow. Cruz was the only pitcher to not report to camp on time yesterday. Cruz is now a free agent and can sign with any team.
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Joined Together By a Love for Food
To understand Slow Food, we must go back to Rome in the 1980s when Carlo Petrini, an Italian journalist, protested the building of a McDonald's restaurant in one of the city's most historical areas. Petrini called for a rejection of the "Fast Life" and "the tediousness of Fast Food," and instead urged us to look at food as something to be "taken with slow and prolonged enjoyment."
Two decades later, there are 1,300 local Slow Food chapters, known as convivia , around the world, including 200 in the United States. An iconic symbol, the snail, symbolizes the movement.
The Slow Food Gold & Treasure Coast Chapter was formed in 2003, becoming the state's second chapter. It represents northern Palm Beach County and all of Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee and St. Lucie counties.
An all-volunteer, non-profit organization, the local chapter's membership is made up of farmers, chefs, gardeners, teachers and citizens, who are all united by a love for food and an unwavering philosophy that food must be good (created from healthy plants and animals), clean (nutritious and doesn't hurt the planet)and fair (good for you, but affordable to all and a belief that those who grow our food are adequately compensated).
During the year, the chapter organizes events to encourage more people in the community to enjoy food that's fresh, local and sustainably-produced.
In February, the chapter hosts a public Farm Tour to increase awareness of and appreciation for the food sourced from local farms and the farmers who produce that food. In 2013, more than 200 people toured a dozen farms located from Palm City to Fellsmere. Next year's Farm Tour will be held on Feb. 8.
Take the Farmer to Town fundraiser dinners are held, which feature locally-grown food that's cooked by chefs on site at local farms, restaurants, wineries and other locations where people enjoy long, slow meals in a family-style setting. At Farm Feasts, Chefs in tents prepare various dishes from ingredients fresh from local, small-scale farms, ranches and dairies. Proceeds from these dinners go towards building community gardens, especially in so-called "Food Deserts," where people lack regular access to fresh fruits and vegetables, and for scholarships to workshops for local teachers planning campus gardens.
With so many backyard gardeners committed to growing their food, the chapter is coordinating a series of workshops on gardening, cooking, canning, preserving, dehydration and pickling. The next one is Cooking With Local Herbs, and will be held from 10:30-11:30 a.m. on June 29 at the Cummings Library in Palm City.
Wow your family and friends with easy and fun ways to add fresh herbs to your favorite dishes in a workshop that will be led by a Florida Master Gardener and registered dietician. Learn ways to move toward eating with health, sustainability and a plant-based diet in mind. Other topics to be discussed include cooking with spices, vegetarian/vegan diets, growing herbs, spices, tropical fruit, vegetables, sustainable gardening and permaculture. A fresh and local herb salad will also be served. The workshop costs $10 per person to attend and space is limited. Call (772) 224-4166 to register.
To learn more about Slow Food Gold & Treasure Coast, call (772) 465-5658, visit the chapter's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/SlowFoodGTC or email Sheryl Paul at firstname.lastname@example.com to be added to the organization's mailing list. Visit the chapter's booth at the Wednesday Market and Food Co-Op in downtown Fort Pierce starting in October.
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The man works for Microids, a company known for using Starforce, and doesn't know Starforce is in his demo, but we users can spot it in seconds. I say he lied, you say he was mistaken. That's fine. Either way Starforce is there, and it is known and well documented that it causes many problems.
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Quality imaging and radiology services are crucial to the fast diagnosis and treatments of our patients.
Director: Clint Gabrys, Director
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Location: On the first floor. From the main entrance, proceed left to the radiology desk.
Our investment in technologically advanced equipment demonstrates the importance we place on providing our patients with the best tools available to help in their diagnosis and treatment.
Imaging studies are interpreted by the board certified radiologists of McMinnville Imaging Associates, specialist physicians who use their expertise to diagnose with remarkable accuracy.
With their help and the advanced diagnostic tools and imaging services, you and your physician can make the best decisions for your health.
Services include:
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MEET WEBSTER CASS, PACS administrator and radiology assistant manager:
Born in North Miami, Florida.
Married to Jenna Cass, who works in radiology/cath lab.
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Home improvement enthusiast.
Father of 4-month-old daughter.
What do you like most about working at Willamette Valley Medical Center?
"My job is exciting with lots of variety every day. With PACS I manage everything from radiology images to reports to databases to hardware and software. I ask "What is best for the patient and the department in the long run?" We have a good, friendly atmosphere here and I like working with everyone. It's nice to work so close to home."
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After a six year engagement, Sacha Baron Cohen, 38, and Isla Fisher, 34, finally tied the knot at a small Jewish ceremony in Paris last week.
Fisher underwent a 3-year conversion process in order to marry Cohen in a traditional Jewish ceremony.
"I will definitely have a Jewish wedding just to be with Sacha," Fisher told the London Evening Standard in 2004. "I would do anything—move into any religion—to be united in marriage with him. We have a future together, and religion comes second to love as far as we are concerned."
The couple has a 2-year-old daughter, Olive who was present at the wedding along with a reported 6 other guests. Immediately afterward, an ecstatic Fisher emailed her friends to share the news and one of them thought it best to send the message to the tabloids.
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By Louis B. Parks | November 10, 2012 | Updated: November 10, 2012 6:00am
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It's almost a day at the beach for Chesmar Homes warranty administrator Christian Del Rio, with his tropical-themed cubicle.
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Chesmar Homes Area Manager Vince Ruffino left, Director of Marketing Donna Newcomb, Vice President Sales & Marketing Scott Merovitch and Director of Design Jana Blackburn during a weekly meeting at Chesmar Homes Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2012, in Houston. ( James Nielsen / Chronicle )
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From left: Chesmar Homes Director of Seth Tobey, Area Manager Vince Ruffino, Director of Marketing Donna Newcomb, Vice President Sales & Marketing Scott Merovitch, Director of Design Jana Blackburn, Land Acquisitions Manager Ron Brooks and Controler Terry Shakasizas during a weekly meeting at Chesmar Homes Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2012, in Houston. ( James Nielsen / Chronicle )
WorkplaceDynamics selected 15 special award categories for companies that scored highly on employee responses to certain survey statements. We asked several companies what led to their awards.
Ethics, Chesmar Homes
- Sector: Home builder
- Headquarters: Houston
- Greater Houston Employees: 59
- President: Don Klein
We spoke with Donna Newcomb, Chesmar human resources administrator:
Q: What ethics issues come up in home building?
A: Not treating our vendors fairly or paying our bills on time. Not being respectful to our associates or not treating our customers in an ethical manner. Not dealing with a maintenance issue in a timely or effective manner. We have Realtors that are loyal to us and bring us buyers, and it's important that we deal ethically with them.
Q: How does an ethical approach make Chesmar a better workplace for your employees?
A: It makes for a happier environment all around. It gives everybody a framework to work within so you know what is expected. You are treated fairly, so you are expected to treat everyone in that manner.
Q: What does Chesmar do to encourage ethics in the workplace?
A: As we come on as an associate here, we take an oath that we are going to do our best. From that point on, our mission statement is at our core. We are careful to keep it in our culture.
Q: What is the mission statement?
A: I am dedicated to being the Builder of Choice for my Customers, Contractors and Chesmarians (company employees) offering the Best New Home Value with Quality Workmanship. I do this with Chesmar Pride, Integrity, Warm Smiles, a Friendly Attitude and an Enthusiastic Spirit.
Q: How do you keep that attitude foremost?
A: Every Tuesday we have a leadership meeting. The very first thing we do is recite our mission statement; we take turns reciting it or we say it all together. We say it with a great deal of enthusiasm, and it's an important part of our meeting.


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Ok, so what have I been up to? Well a lot has changed for me over the past couple of months, primarily my job. Initially I wasn't going to blog about this, but after a couple of conversations with a few well respected people in the SQL community I decided to write a post. As many of you know I was a Business Intelligence Architect for Pragmatic Works, which was a great position. That job catapulted my career into orbit, literally. However, with the fast-paced I kind of lost myself. I was given some advice when I started the position and that was, "You have to learn to say no". If you have met me in person or talked to me before, you know that I am one of the most laid back guys you will very meet, and saying no to a giving a presentation or helping out with a volunteer activity is not in my nature. I enjoy speaking and giving back to the community. Well as a consultant you constantly meet people that read your blog, books, and articles or attend your presentations. Of course, if they ask me a question or to speak at their local user group, I would quickly say yes. Because of this I quickly overwhelmed myself with work and community involvement. Looking back over my calendar last year I gave more presentations (Online and In Person) than there are weeks in a year.
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My name is Liz Borkowski, and I am a researcher in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health at the George Washington University's Milken Institute School of Public Health. I want to emphasize to the commission that the personal stories you are hearing from workers today are not isolated incidents, but examples of the kinds of widespread health problems that researchers have found in US meat and poultry workers for decades.
In the interest of time, I will mention just a few examples of peer-reviewed and government research findings:
- A study by Wake Forest School of Medicine researchers found that 59% of poultry workers had evidence of carpal tunnel syndrome;[1]
- A study by Duke University Medical Center researchers found the prevalence of musculoskeletal symptoms among women poultry workers to be 2.4 times higher than among a comparable group of women workers;[2] and
- A health hazard evaluation conducted at a poultry plant by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health found that 42% of workers had medical evidence of carpal tunnel syndrome.[3]
Conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome and lower back pain can cause a lifetime of severe pain and disability. Slowing the line speeds in meat and poultry plants would improve workers' chances to live healthy lives.
[1] Cartwright MS, Walker, et al. The prevalence of carpal tunnel syndrome in Latino poultry-processing workers and other Latino manual workers. J Occup Environ Med. 2012; 54(2): 198-201.
[2]Lipscomb HJ, Epling CA, et al. Musculoskeletal symptoms among poultry processing workers and a community comparison group: black women in low-wage jobs in the rural South. Am J Ind Med. 2007; 50:327-338
[3] Musolin K, Ramsey JG, Wassel JT, Hard DL, Mueller C. Evaluation of Musculoskeletal Disorders and Traumatic Injuries Among Employees at a Poultry Processing Plant. Report No. 2012-0125-3204. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and PreventionNational Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. March 2014. Available at http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/hhe/reports/pdfs/2012-0125-3204.pdf.
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Nov. 10 (Bloomberg) --?Japan's stocks fell the most in three months after surging Italian bond yields stoked concern that Europe's debt crisis is spreading and Daiwa Securities Group Inc. had its credit rating cut.
Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc., Japan's second- biggest lender, fell 4.7 percent. Chipmakers slid after the price of benchmark DRAM computer memory fell to a record low. Brokerages declined after Moody's Investors Service cut Daiwa's credit rating and said it may cut Nomura Holdings Inc.'s as global expansions by Japan's two biggest securities firms unravel. Hitachi Construction Machinery Co. led machinery firms lower after orders declined more than forecast.
The Nikkei 225 slid 2.9 percent to 8,500.80 as of the 3 p.m. trading close in Tokyo, the biggest daily loss since Aug. 5. The gauge has swung between weekly gains and losses for 10 weeks, the longest up-and-down period since at least February 1989. The broader Topix index fell 2.6 percent to 730.30 with all its 33 industry groups declining as the gauge had its steepest drop since Aug. 5.
"The big concern is that Italy will need to get its funding from other sources than the market, but because of its size, people are very worried," said Stephen Halmarick, Sydney- based head of investment markets research at Colonial First State Global Asset Management, which oversees about $150 billion. "The outcome of all this is the European economy will go into recession. That's a big negative."
Italian Yields
The Standard & Poor's 500 Index fell 3.7 percent yesterday with just one stock advancing, the lowest number since June 29, 2010. Italy's 10-year bond yield surged to a euro-era high of 7.25 percent as the promised exit of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi failed to convince investors the country can slash Europe's second-largest debt burden. Futures on the S&P 500 fell 0.1 percent today.
Banks and electronic appliance makers fell. Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group slid 4.7 percent to 2,030 yen, and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc., Japan's biggest lender, lost 2.7 percent to 329 yen. Sony Corp., Japan's No. 1 exporter of consumer electronics that gets 21 percent of its sales in Europe, lost 4.7 percent to 1,322 yen.
Chipmakers slid after the price of DDR3 2-gigabit DRAM slumped to 77 cents today, the lowest on record, according to Bloomberg data. Elpida Memory Inc. dropped 10 percent to 377 yen. Toshiba Corp., which gets 18 percent of sales from semiconductors, retreated 6.7 percent to 323 yen. Tokyo Electron Ltd., a maker of semiconductor equipment, lost 5.9 percent to 3,930 yen.
Daiwa Rating Cut
Nomura, Japan's biggest brokerage by market value, fell 3.1 percent to 247 yen after its rating was put on review for possible downgrade from Baa2, the second-lowest investment grade, Moody's said in a statement. Daiwa, which had its rating cut to Baa3, slumped 3.5 percent to 252 yen. Both companies posted losses last quarter as trading and investment banking income declined and overseas operations slumped.
Machinery makers fell after orders, an indicator of future capital spending, fell 8.2 percent in September from August, Japan's Cabinet Office said. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg News had estimated a 7.1 percent decline.
Hitachi Construction slid 6 percent 1,441 yen, and Komatsu Ltd., Japan's largest construction machinery maker, fell 5.1 percent to 1,898 yen. Fanuc Corp., a maker of factory automation systems, fell 4.1 percent to 12,280 yen.
The Topix index has dropped 4.3 percent since Oct. 27, when Japan's earnings season started in earnest. Of the 1,199 companies on the Topix index that have reported quarterly earnings, 161 missed analyst estimates and 132 beat expectations, according to Bloomberg data.
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"Clearly, corporate earnings have fallen below expectations," said Kenichi Hirano, general manager and strategist at Tachibana Securities Co. in Tokyo. "This needs to improve with demand for post-quake reconstruction. However, Japan's corporate earnings won't get better unless we see good numbers out of exporters."
Shares of Olympus Corp., an optical-equipment maker, fell by its daily limit for a third day after admitting it concealed losses. The stock fell yesterday by the daily limit for a second day. The Tokyo Prosecutor's Office is investigating whether Olympus broke securities laws by inflating fees to advisers to cover up decades of investment losses. Olympus fell 17 percent to 484 yen.
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Plans for a tourist destination at a former colliery will receive a £2.5m boost.
Government money will support proposals by Hadlow College to create 107 jobs in part of the old Betteshanger Colliery, which will become an exhibition space for sustainable technology.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander announced today that regeneration plans in Rochester and Chatham High Street will also receive nearly £600,000.
It is hoped 30 new businesses will set up at the Sustainable Energy Visitor Centre at Betteshanger once the project comes to fruition.
It will also be home to a museum celebrating east Kent's mining heritage.
The visitor centre is part of £40m plans for the 121 hectare site put forward by the college, aiming to create 1,000 jobs as part of a global laboratory producing green energy.
Hadlow College's finance director Mark Lumsdon-Taylor said: "The creation of a nationally-significant visitor destination underpinned by environmental technology and innovation cannot be underestimated.
"With the wider project including celebration of the important Kent Mining Heritage and commercial development, this scheme will act as a centre for innovation, creativity and opportunity.
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Dover District Council leader Paul Watkins said: "This is tremendous news and another major step forward for the future vision for Betteshanger.
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The FBI is asking area residents to help authorities find and arrest the man responsible for robbing the Midway branch of the Heritage Bank Wednesday morning.
Just a week after being burglarized and vandalized, the Liberty County Recreation Department's administrative office was hit again Tuesday night or Wednesday morning by vandals who broke the front door glass and shattered an interior glass wall. The vandals also targeted the National Guard Armory building and the law firm of Osteen and Osteen.
Local authorities were not commenting or releasing details about the Wednesday morning armed robbery at the Midway branch of The Heritage Bank, saying the investigation was turned over to the FBI.
Bond was denied for the four suspects accused of shooting David Anthony Jones Jr. to death at his Tapco Mobile Home residence in Hinesville June 16.
The victims of a wreck on I-95 in Liberty County Friday have been identified.
A three-vehicle accident on I-95 Friday night killed one person and injured another.
Tuesday morning's wreck, which left one vehicle flipped over on Hinesville's Main Street, involved three vehicles, not one as previously reported.
A jump in the number of daytime home burglaries last weekend across Liberty County has prompted authorities to warn residents to be vigilant.
A second arrest was made this week in the rash of burglaries reported in the Twin Oaks apartment complex in Ludowici.
With the 4th of July just a few days away, crowds of people will be firing up grills or heading out to campsites. Because of all the rain Long and Liberty counties have seen this year, many revelers aren't concerned about igniting brush fires.
A 5-year-old was wounded in a drive-by shooting Saturday evening in Hinesville.
A heat advisory has been issued by the National Weather Service for our area for this afternoon. And isolated sever thunderstorms are possible because of the heat.
The service's Charleston office said the temperature, plus humidity will be dangerous from noon until 8 this evening. The chance of pop-up storms will last until 10 Tuesday evening.
The child injured in an apparent drive-by shooting Saturday evening has been released from the hospital, Hinesville Police report.
The 5-year-old was injured in what police are describing as a drive-by shootings Saturday at about 6:30 p.m.
The Multi Agency Crack Enforcement Drug Task Force opened 53 cases in May.
A vehicle struck a home in the 700 block of Talmadge Road in Walthourville on Wednesday night, authorities said.
A woman stabbed her husband in the neck after he attacked her in Hinesville on Wednesday evening, police said.
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Big 10 Week
8 Predictions, Part 1
Big 10 Saturday, Oct. 20
North Dakota State (6-0) at Minnesota
(1-5) 12:00
Big Ten
Why to watch: It took a blocked
field goal for Minnesota to escape
disaster against North Dakota State last
year, winning 10-9 as the only oasis in
an ugly six-game stretch, but this year,
it might be an upset if the Gophers win.
The Bison might be the nation's best FCS
team, coming in on a ten-game winning
streak with a high-powered offense
that's averaging 41 points per game,
including 44 in a crushing win over
Central Michigan. Minnesota played well
offensively in a double-overtime loss to
Northwestern, and is on a five-game
losing streak with Michigan, Illinois, a
road trip to Iowa, and Wisconsin still
to deal with.
Why North Dakota State might win:
The Bison are flat-out better than the
Gophers. The defense has the linebackers
in place to keep the Minnesota running
game in check, and keep QB Adam Weber
from being effective early on. The
Gophers secondary, the worst in the
nation, continues to give up yards in
chunks, the pass rush remains
non-existent, and there have been too
many mistakes with 22 turnovers. Only NC
State has a worse turnover margin.
Why Minnesota might win: No one
has really tried to pound the ball on
the Bison. While that might be easier
said than done against a run defense
allowing just 109 yards per game, this
needs to be the time when Minnesota uses
its solid offensive line and starts
battering the ball a little bit. It
might be smashmouth time for Minnesota
to try to settle things down and control
the clock.
Who to watch: The best running
back in the game might be on NDSU's side
of the field. 233-pound junior Tyler
Roehl got a break last week against
Mississippi Valley State, but throughout
the year has been terrific, scoring
three times in four games and rumbling
for 6.2 yards per carry. Part fullback,
part tailback, he's a dangerous receiver
along with his duties as a bruising
runner. NDSU would like to run him 25
times, set up the pass by bringing the
safeties up to stop him, and win with
What will happen: The Bison
defensive front will keep Weber from
getting the spread offense going like it
needs to, while the offense will be able
to do whatever it wants to on the Gopher
defense. For most Minnesota fans, this
will signal a low point, but NDSU will
be one of the tighter teams the Gophers
will face.
CFN Prediction:
North Dakota State 38 ... Minnesota 27 ...
Line: No Line
Must See Rating: (5
Keeping Up
with the Kardashians - 1
Ellen's dog plea) ... 1.5
Northern Illinois (1-6) at Wisconsin
(5-2) 12:00
Big Ten
Why to watch: Is Wisconsin
planning on turning it up a few notches
any time soon? After a horrible
performance in a 38-7 loss to Penn
State, the team is going back to the
drawing board, dropping out of the
rankings completely and excusing itself
from the Big Ten title chase. There's
still time to make plenty of noise, with
Michigan and Ohio State still to deal
with, but first, the team needs a
confidence boost. For the first time all
year, the program needs a cathartic
blowout so it can puff out its chest and
feel like the top ten team it probably
is, but hasn't played like. Northern
Illinois has been close in several
games, but can't seem to find the
scoreboard. Four of the six losses came
by a total of ten points, but while the
optimist might think the team is a few
points away from being in the MAC title
hunt, there were losses to Eastern
Michigan, Southern Illinois and Temple.
If Wisconsin doesn't win this game going
away, then it'll be time to finally say
that this is a mediocre team that really
was overrated from the start.
Why Northern Illinois might win:
The Badger lines have turned soft. The
running game has struggled over the last
few weeks with no consistent push from
the front five, while the defensive line
has been out of position and manhandled
in the middle by Illinois and Penn
State. NIU's line is hardly anything
special, but it should be able to open
up just enough holes for the hot Justin
Anderson to run through. The sophomore
has rushed for 132 yards or more in each
of his last five games.
Why Wisconsin might win: Northern
Illinois doesn't score. If you can't put
up points on Western Michigan, Temple or
Eastern Michigan, you're not doing
something right. The Huskie passing game
has been inconsistent, and this is one
of the few teams worse at forcing
turnovers and mistakes than Wisconsin.
This should be the game the Badgers show
off their power game. NIU is quick and
can get into the backfield, but it can
also be shoved around. It shouldn't take
more than a few early scores to put it
Who to watch: This is a game for
the Badger lines. There have been a few
sacks, but not enough plays in the
backfield. The offensive line has been
awful in pass protection on key plays,
and hasn't done nearly enough early on
to give P.J. Hill any room to move. If
Wisconsin is going to turn this thing
around, it'll have to start in the
trenches, and it'll have to start with
this game.
What will happen: Wisconsin will
play its sharpest game of the year.
Completely mediocre so far, the running
game will crank out 250 yards, the
defense will come up with a few
turnovers, and it'll be the breather the
team desperately needs.
CFN Prediction:
Wisconsin 45 ... Northern
Illinois 13 ...
Line: Wisconsin -23.5
Must See Rating: (5
Keeping Up
with the Kardashians - 1
Ellen's dog plea) ... 1.5
Michigan State (5-2) at Ohio State (7-0)
Why to watch: Is Ohio State next?
In a strange year with upset after
upset, Ohio State has managed to avoid
the pitfalls of the other top teams, but
the best win so far is only over Purdue,
or maybe on the road against Washington.
While the college football world has
begrudgingly accepted the Buckeyes on
the top of the BCS rankings, everyone's
waiting for the moment when they looking
like a number one team. That might not
happen, and that's not a slight in any
way. This year, just being consistently
great is enough, and OSU's defense is
playing light's-out. It'll get its best
test yet against a Michigan State
offense that's the best in the Big Ten,
and has exploded for 37 points and 467
yards per game. Basically, this is a
living, breathing test for OSU, who
hasn't lost to the Spartans since 1999.
Why Michigan State might win: No
one has hit OSU QB Todd Boeckman yet.
Outside of Washington, maybe, the
Buckeyes haven't faced anyone who can
consistently get to the quarterbacks.
That's not Michigan State, who's second
in the nation in sacks and third in
tackles for loss. The secondary is
burnable, and the run defense will get
pounded on from time to time, but if
Jonal Saint-Dic and the line can somehow
pressure Boeckman, this could be the
toughest game yet for the Buckeye
Why Ohio State might win:
Has anyone made any real attempt to run
on the Ohio State defense? Minnesota
tried with it's anemic spread thing it
does, and the same goes for Kent State
and Washington, but no one's been able
to lineup and blast out yards like
Michigan State can. Until this week. The
Buckeye speed and experience in the
linebacking corps should be enough to
keep Javon Ringer from cranking out huge
run after hug run, and if the ground
game isn't working, and the game is on
the shoulders of MSU QB Brian Hoyer,
OSU's defensive front should be able to
tee off. MSU's pass protection has been
Who to watch: With Ringer
cranking out big yards as a runner and
receivers, and Jehuu Caulcrick pounding
the ball, and the aggressive defense,
the big start to Brian Hoyer's season
has been overlooked. Drew Stanton might
have been a special talent, who simply
never got a good break, but he wasn't
consistent. Hoyer has been steady,
throwing just three interceptions on the
year, with two coming against Bowling
Green, while doing a great job of taking
what the defenses are giving him
completing 61% of his passes with 11
touchdowns. He's coming off a special
day against Indiana, completing 20 of 23
passes, and now he's going to need to be
even sharper for the Spartans to
penetrate the Buckeye defense. He'll
have his chances.
What will happen: Michigan State
might be the Big Ten's most dangerous
offensive team, but it's also flaky
defensively. The offense will do more
than anyone else has on the OSU brick
wall, but it won't have enough success
running the ball to overcome two huge
Brian Robiskie catches that'll break the
game open in the second half.
CFN Prediction: Ohio State 31 ...Michigan
State 17
Line: Ohio State -17
Must See Rating: (5
Keeping Up
with the Kardashians - 1
Ellen's dog plea) ... 3.5
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It also claims that it has been hit by $16 million in direct losses, and the carrier has requested assistance from Arab airports in the form of reduced fees.
MEA transferred operations temporarily to Damascus for the duration of the conflict. Although a ceasefire came into effect on 14 August, the airline was subsequently forced to operate via the Jordanian capital Amman until the blockade was removed.
Flying from Damascus and via Jordan generated 35% higher operating costs, says the carrier, owing to the increased number of flight hours.
But MEA chairman Mohammad El-Hout insists that the company, which has restructured in recent years to become a profitable organisation, will be able to withstand the financial impact.
"The most important thing is the future," he says. "If the security and political situation in the country remains stable then we will be able to recover the losses."
MEA says the airline's entire fleet has been repatriated to Beirut and that operations are "close to normal". Full services, says a spokesman for the carrier, will be restored on 11 September.Blog:Jackie Thompson, features editor of Airline Business reports on how carriers are slowly returning to Beirut after the recent conflict with Israel
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