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3 Video Game Stocks to Watch This Earnings Season
EA ) reports quarterly results tomorrow, investors could expect good numbers. The company had three game titles on NPD's bestseller list in December. But then Take-Two ( TTWO ), another game company, is currently outperforming EA. Meanwhile Activision ( ATVI ) is pulling back so far this year, down around 6%. For the first time in 4 years, Call of Duty ended its reign atop the annual best-seller charts.With the mixed stock performance, it's time to take a look at video game stocks' prospects for this quarter. Read more from Kapitall: 5 Financial Services Stocks With Rapidly Growing Dividends Activision title toppled by Take-Two Take-Two won the top spot with its release of Grand Theft Auto V. The hugely successful game was long-awaited: its predecessor, GTA IV, was had come out in April, 2008. Take-Two released GTA V this past September. Since then, Take-Two shares remained mostly range-bound. Click on the interactive charts to see data over time. Sourced from Zacks Investment Research. Battlefield 4 claimed the second spot on NPD's list for EA. Its franchise sports titles, Madden NFL 25 and FIFA 14, also did well. Investors could expect EA to report surprisingly strong game sales. Activision was not so fortunate. Calls of Duty sales were comparatively weaker than last year. Although the Ghosts series was the second best seller overall in 2013, quality issues for EA's Battlefield title might help generate steady sales for rivals like Activision. Strong industry As gameindustry reported, sales for game hardware rose. This bodes well for this industry in 2014, with total sales in December up 2%. Hardware made up 28% of that growth, adding up to $1.37 billion. And while growth in sales of accessories amounted to $631 million, software sales dropped by $1.28 billion or 17%. EA could make another run higher after reporting quarterly results soon. Investors not holding a position in this sector may want to study EA's results closely in comparison to Take-Two and Activision before making any decisions.Chris Lau, Kapitall: Earnings season is heating up for video game stocks. Here's what to watch for this week. When Electronic Arts (
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I'm looking for some advice here from non-FTM's hopefully :)
I just finished one of my birthing classes today and the idea of a hospital room is making me more and more uncomfortable. I really like the idea of a birth center that promotes natural birth, lets you walk around the room freely, you can eat/drink what you want in the room, bathtubs, yoga balls, and an all around more relaxing feel to them. I did a little research tonight and found that the c-section rate for hospitals is something like 25% + and for birth centers it's less than 5%... and that a hospital basically treats you as if pregnancy is an illness or a medical condition and prepares you for the worst, where a birth center treats pregnancy as a normal, natural stage in a womans life and has very low-intervention methods with minimal "electronics" except when needed. Plus i haven't been very impressed with any of the local OB's that i've seen (45 minute waits for a 5 min appointment) and I heard that a midwife spends 1hr + with you at each appt. so you can get to know eachother, etc. So I guess what I want to know is what your experiences were with birthing centers & midwives vs. hospitals and OB/GYN's... did your natural birth go smoother than an epidural? Would you recommend it again? etc.

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Natas908 1447 days ago
NICEEEEE!!!! looks like he broke your eyebrow aswell lol so cute its like a kid when they fall over :?s
kolyanidze 1682 days ago
ого! ото так подбили
STEVE_O_ROX 1782 days ago
aww! well your still cute! :D
Tayluhsaurus 1802 days ago
This is THE cutest sad face picture I've ever seen. :3
ChiaraCentrone 1881 days ago
oh my god! that probably hurts a lot! i saw jackass 3D a few days ago, it's wonderful! LOVE IT
knoxvillefan101 1919 days ago
How did this happen?
jaelstone 1932 days ago
awww. still gorgeous as ever though :)
miss_horror 1933 days ago
what ridiculous stunt were you and Bam doing that resulted in a broken nose?
JackAssWannabee 1949 days ago
besserk 1966 days ago
Oliviaftwman 1967 days ago
Haha last week i broke my nose with a nose ring in it. xD
Madmoiselle_B 1967 days ago
What are the risks of the job, How did you it's thee? (Sorry for my crappy english but I'm French) ^^
Kimgax3 1968 days ago
You're still hot and sexi Steve-O. ; p ^^
ComanderUnknown 1970 days ago
Awww, poor steve-o :(
lilfoxy28 1972 days ago
Joelleyyyy 1972 days ago
omg wow even with a broken nose you're still hot ;)
GemmaRae 1972 days ago
that is one sad, broken nose pic...
wsdrewdavis 1972 days ago
Yeah dude!!
jmimichelle 1972 days ago
Awwwwwwwwww. THIS is what you and Bam were telling me about? OUCH!!!!!
Mehthisis 1972 days ago
I guess that hurts :'D But what doesn't hurt in jackass


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It is not surprising, then, that the Presidium of the SPD called upon the FRG to "say an unequivocal no to any participation in the space-armament plans of the Reagan administration."60 The Strategic Defense Initiative is viewed by the SPD as another unilateral and technological security measure that is unlikely to contribute to the "security partnership." SDI upsets the security partnership by exacerbating first-strike and arms race instabilities as well as cultivating political tension and mistrust.
The SPD fears that the deployment of strategic defenses, which will always be less than perfect, will spur both sides to increase their offensive and defensive forces. Furthermore, any erosion or termination of the ABM Treaty would probably put an end to any arms control negotiations for a long time.61 SPD support for the ABM Treaty is based not so much on evidence of the treaty's strategic usefulness, as it is on the belief that the treaty is living proof that arms control and détente are viable. Josef Joffe, former editor of Die Zeit, explained German support for the SALT II Treaty in similar terms: "The Bonn government has praised SALT II so compulsively not because it is wildly enthusiastic about the substance of the agreement, but because it is obsessed with the political consequences of its rejection. . . . Having hitched its electoral fortunes to Ostpolitik and reconciliation, the SPD is condemned to demonstrate forever the viability of détente, for the sake of its survival in power."62
Any review of a country's arms control attitudes compels the making of simplified and sometimes distorted assumptions. The image of collective European will blinded by "arms control fever" is a distorted characterization. As the above references to official arms control policy in the countries examined indicate, conservative governments in Europe recognize the role of arms control in Western security to be one that cannot substitute for adequate defense preparation. Due to the "politicization" of arms control, however, these governments must continue to appear to have faith in the arms control process.
For many Europeans, however, the following SPD statement captures the essence of the security paradigm from which they evaluate most security policies:
For German and European interests, there is no alternative to the continuation and deepening of the policy of détente. Détente is the overriding political instrument in order to achieve a European peace order of security [sic].63
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Article in today's SF Chronicle. I am a bit surprise by the margin.
Article in today's SF Chronicle. I am a bit surprise by the margin.
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I like the part were they almost mention that the driver get to tell their story, but the cyclists is being hauled off in an ambulance. Surprise, it's the cyclist's fault.
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If you can stomach a visit over to Adv. & Safety forum I posted a
letter from the FL govs office in response to a letter I sent begging
for action in regards to the absolute homicidally insane driving around
the S. FLa area. The response was dissapointingly predictable.....
'Studies'(??) show its the fault of the cyclists and 'Share the Road' campaigns
are a waste of time because a survey showed a lot of motorists dont
believe bikes should be on the road.
OK, I get it......let the opinions of the worst drivers in the countries opinions continue to be policy
in the area that coincidentally has the highest cyclist death rate in the country.
Make perfect sense to me
Can you imagine if this was any other sect of our society ??
If Cops, Roadworkers or kids were slaughtered at our rate do you
think it would be a non-issue ??
It also irks me that this undercurrent of "dangerous cyclists, beware" is still being linked to the tragic events at Stevens Creek - they didn't exactly highlight that as being a pretty cut+dried case of the motorist being at fault.
Well said Beaker, Totally agree with you
How many cyclists stop at every stop sign? How many cyclists roll through because "I can see that it's clear"? How many cyclists go through red lights because, "The light won't change for me and I don't want to push the button for the crosswalk"? How many cyclists ride abreast, blocking traffic?
A cyclist is supposed to obey every law that a car does, but we exempt ourselves so often from following the laws. Every time a cyclist and a car are involved in an accident we, as a community, automatically blame the driver.
I nearly hit a truck coming down Welch Creek Rd a few months ago. I was only doing 15 miles an hour and I was on the far right, but I couldn't see around the corner and that's a narrow road, only about a lane wide. The road was slick and there was no way I could have stopped in the space I had. Doesn't that sound like excessive speed for the conditions? But I was only doing 15 miles an hour...
We as cyclists need to take responsibility for our actions just as much as drivers do, maybe even more so, because we are more vulnerable. Stop running signs and lights, signal your intentions. Wave and smile at drivers every now and then. It won't ruin your workout. Respect is a two way street. Yeah, there are always going to be the clueless, selfish creeps who are convinced it's all about them... some of them are drivers and some of them are cyclists.
I agree Veronica -- if I have to got into the middle of the lane of traffic to avoid an obstacle/parked car etc. in the bike lane, I'll try to acknowledge the driver behind me (assuming he/she hasn't been a jerk) to let them know I appreciate that they might not be stoked about having to drive a bit slower for a few seconds
Again, there's no doubt that cyclists need to know and obey the laws. But we do not need to make driver awareness of cyclists' rights dependent upon cyclist behavior. We do not wait for all drivers to stop breaking all laws before we promote safety near pedestrian crossings. These things are independent of one another.
Here's a great response to the Chronicle article from Bob Mionske over at VeloNews. He was a pro rider and now is a lawyer representing cyclists.
I read the "Cyclists are twice as likely to cause accidents" in the Chron and stopped reading. Something wasn't right. Here's some insight about what's wrong with Chronicle analysis.


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NEW YORK ( Reuters Blogs) -- David Wessel has the scoop: Larry Summers has bowed to reality and is withdrawing from consideration as Fed chair. His last-minute attempt to distance himself from Citigroup (C) was far too little, far too late: With Democratic opposition in the Senate only getting harder, it was at this point more likely than not that any Summers nomination would actually fail to get through Congress.Michael Hirsh's anti-Summers National Journal cover story landed on the desks of everybody who matters in Washington at the end of the week, and it had its intended effect: No matter how much the White House wanted Summers to get the job, those pesky Constitutional checks and balances would conspire to ensure that it would never be his.
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Good morning Clyde-iscenti(?), permaclydes, thawed out clydes, honorary former clydes, etc etc
I'm not a lurker, since I quite regularly share my mechanical knowledge here and at classic and vintage and mechanics forums.
I WAS a bit hesitant to share an unpleasant fact of life that probably started, OH, mid November of 2006.
I Nullified 100% of my weight loss that I worked so hard for the previous 18 months to begin to bring under control. I guess I rationalized to myself that I was taking a well deserved winter break after cycling 4200 miles in 2006 and increasing my training rides to over 50 miles a pop and average speeds were approaching 18.0 mph.
So I got Out of the saddle, cued up the ESPN college basketball games, doubled up on the pizza and ice cream, had the full artery clogger salad bar at work. And now here I am: Late January 2007 pushing 250, knees are stiffening up, belly feels full, bending over just to tie my shoes feels like a chore - you get the idea.
I'm sure its mostly a motivational lapse and winter In-ertia, since I have ridden my rollers about 3 times in the last month and my spin is mostly still there.
Could those of you who have been there help a brother out? Just needin' to jump start the motivation cortex...


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Why does everyone seem to love Ned Colletti?Posted by FlyAtTheThigh | 4/27/2009 10:09:00 AM | Fire Joe Morgan, Los Angeles Dodgers, Major League Baseball, Ned Colletti, TJ Simers
Clapp and I have a disagreement over certain aspects of the MLB Network. I think it's slowly devolving into a longer version of Baseball Tonight (which makes me sad), and I don't think he thinks it's that bad (or at least, he didn't). Because it's baseball, I'll watch it. I have been watching it. I will continue to watch it. It was through this watching that I came across something that really irked me.
It was about a week ago. As I stated before, I had to take some time off to finish up my graduate schooling, so I couldn't post on it immediately. It's also due to school-work that I don't have the exact quote or the exact person who said it, but I got the gist of it. It was the same sort of poor reporting and nonsensical speculation/analysis that has plagued Baseball Tonight for as long as I can remember.
I'm pretty sure the perpetrator was either Victor Rojas, Joe Magrane, Mitch Williams, or Jon Hart. The subject turned to Los Angeles Dodgers' General Manager Ned Colletti. As part of the praise being heaped upon Colletti, the MLB Network analyst pointed out his bringing in Manny Ramirez and Casey Blake as well as the young core that's in place in LA (Andre Ethier, Matt Kemp, Russell Martin, and James Loney).
I have nothing against Ned Colletti. I am not a Dodgers fan and I probably see fifteen Dodgers games a year, only watching whenever I have a fantasy pitcher starting or just want to hear Vin Scully. I do know that Colletti is a veritable treasure trove of poor reporting, but that has no bearing on me.
What does bother me, however, is people falling over themselves to give someone credit, even when that credit is undeserved. That young core? The only one that Colletti was responsible for acquiring was Andre Ethier (for Milton Bradley). The others? Kemp was drafted in 2003, Loney and Martin in 2002. During these drafts, Colletti was the Assistant General Manager for the San Francisco Giants. To give Colletti any credit for the accumulation of young talent is disingenuous unless he was part of the greatest tampering scheme of my lifetime.
Now, one might point out that, while he did not draft most of the "young core", he did call them up and he did put them in a position to play. But did he? Even with this young talent in the farm system, Colletti elected to sign Juan Pierre (who stinks) to a $44 million contract in 2006 and Andruw Jones to a two year, $36.2 million deal in 2008. Juan Pierre remains with the team, Andruw Jones was released at the Dodgers' expense and now plays with Texas. Juan Pierre received over 700 plate appearances in 2007 and over 400 last year.
I understand that it is laudable that Colletti appears to have recognized his mistake and turned the keys of the car over to Ethier and Kemp in the outfield (as well as allowing Loney to take over for the also Collett-signed Nomar Garciaparra), but doesn't the four year deal given to Pierre signify something less than flattering about Colletti? Doesn't it show either a concerning, Dusty Baker-like desire to play veterans, no matter how bad, over promising young talent and to pay a premium for said veterans?
Colletti defenders, wherever they are, often point to the Manny Ramirez deal as his crowning achievement. There is no doubt that Manny Ramirez was essential to the Dodgers' playoff run last year. No doubt. One wonders how the deal tastes now that the aftermath has involved Manny receiving a two-year, $45 million deal that he can opt out of after this year if he likes. Manny's a great player to have, no doubt, but he's also 38 years old and devoting that sort of money to him for one year had to play an effect in the loss of Derek Lowe. This entire paragraph has nothing to do with my original point, I just wanted to throw it out there. Oh, and I've always thought the Dodgers would have been more prudent to hang onto Andy LaRoche and attempt to just get Jason Bay for themselves, as opposed to having Casey Blake at third base. That's just me, though, and I have no idea if the Pirates would have moved Bay without receiving LaRoche.
Back to my original point. I have no real issue with Ned Colletti. I think signing Juan Pierre was beyond incompetent, but whatever. I certainly don't think as little about some of his trades as this guy. I also don't hate him as much as these guys. What does irritate me, though, is the MLB Network just tossing out whatever they deem to be facts without doing even the most modest research or critical thinking.
I fear baseball is starting to run out of knowledgeable, casual fans. That may sound elitist, and maybe it is, but it's just my two cents. I obsess over the sport. I watch it way too much. When my Baseball Prospectus comes in every year, I tear through it like Prince Fielder through an apple pie. Thankfully, I don't rely on Baseball Tonight, ESPN, or TJ Simers for my baseball news. Nonetheless, it is a bit disconcerting that hordes of fans are hearing what John Kruk and whoever the MLB Network guy was that said the Colletti bit and taking it as news.
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does anyone have this camera it seems pretty good and i want to get it for xmas or my birthday.
Hmm. I've heard good things about the D40. However... me being a canon fanboy and all (but not really), I'd reccomend the Canon 400D/Rebel XTi/Digital Kiss X (depending on your region).
It has more features, more compatiability with auto focus lenses, I believe (but correct me if I'm wrong) that the D40 is 6.1 mp and the 400D is 10.1 mp.
I can't really say which takes better photos as I don't have any experience with a D40, but I'd say look around at accessories/lenses and such, the mp shouldn't determine the photo. Perhaps go with the one with cheaper lenses, lenses are important, and they're really REALLY expensive, more so than the camera itself.
Anyway, you've heard my part =P
6MP is more than enuf if u dont plan to make prints larger than A4 format.
pixels got nothing to do with the quality, but with the size of the picture
I do make large prints though xD Photography (artistic/conceptual/landscapes) is one of my other hobbies.
i wouldn't plan on making anything bigger than 12" by 12".
Then, as they are both good manufacturers and both good quality cameras, go for one with cheaper lenses and accessories, unless you do not plan on getting extra lenses than the one in the starter kit.
I hope I helped at least a bit :)
it did thank you but this thread should end before it becomes a canon vs nikon cage match
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When assessing the impact of Monday's legal setback to NFL players in their ongoing labor clash, a foreboding ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit granting the league's owners a temporary stay of U.S. District Court judge Susan Nelson's earlier order lifting the lockout, I can't help but recall some recent football history.
And with that, I take you back to 2003 in Minneapolis for a surreal postgame locker-room scene featuring then-Minnesota Vikings owner Red McCombs and his head coach at the time, Mike Tice.
Their encounter after a loss to the New York Giants at the Metrodome was humorous in retrospect but ludicrous at the time. The Vikes had stormed to a stunning 6-0 start, winning as many games as they had the previous season, before falling to the Giants – prompting McCombs to tell his players they'd "embarrassed me and our fans out there today" and Tice to blow his lid in response as the clueless McCombs literally slapped him on the back.
While it's possible that Monday's ruling represents a major leverage shift toward the owners in this ongoing staredown, I'm sensing a little bit of McCombs-style overreaction from many of my fellow journalists, albeit without the nonsensical rambling.
For the players, Monday's ruling constituted a single defeat after a long run of good news on the legal front. By no means was it a conclusive death blow. The players are still standing firm in their quest for a better deal than the ones which have been offered by the owners on March 11, shortly before the NFL Players Association decertified and the existing collective bargaining agreement expired, and during mediation sessions on Monday and Tuesday.
Rest assured that neither the rank and file nor the leaders on the players' side, including NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith, are panicking in the wake of Monday's opinion. The smart move would be to stay calm, counter the owners' most recent offer and attempt to negotiate a compromise that results in a new, multiyear CBA and leaves both sides feeling reasonably good about the outcome.
Based on my conversations with key figures on both sides of the conflict, I believe that's ultimately what will happen, despite the posturing from each camp.
For now, as we wait for the June 3 hearing before the Eighth Circuit in St. Louis, the players have plenty of reasons for not acting like the pushovers many expect them to become if or when Judge Nelson's ruling that a decertified union cannot be locked out is overturned on appeal.
Here are some things to consider:
• The appeal isn't yet a lost cause. Granted, two of the three Eighth Circuit justices who will decide the case concluded in Monday's ruling that "the League has made a strong showing that it is likely to succeed on the merits." So yes, at first blush, the appeal's outcome is as telegraphed as a Ryan Leaf pass in the flat. However, it's not impossible that one or both of the judges who issued the majority opinion could reverse course after considering the full weight of Judge Nelson's 89-page ruling and being persuaded by arguments submitted by the attorneys representing the players. One of those attorneys, Ted Olson, happens to be one of the nation's top litigators. Consider that he and his fellow lawyers on the players' side haven't even filed their brief to the Eighth Circuit, let alone argued in front of the panel. The former U.S. Solicitor General has made some strong comments in support of the players' position and will undoubtedly be a dogged advocate before the judges. If he's unsuccessful in swaying either of the judges in question, the players would surely appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court – but with decidedly low expectations. Even if the nation's highest court agreed to hear the case, which would be unlikely, the players would seem to be facing long odds given the prior rulings of the nine justices in question.
• The players can still get some legal leverage from U.S. District Court judge David Doty, who has yet to decide on damages from the "lockout insurance" case following his ruling that the owners had sought to "harm" the players by illegally creating a $4 billion lockout fund via renegotiated television contracts. The players are seeking up to $2.8 billion in compensatory and punitive damages, and it's possible that Doty could both deprive the owners of a significant chunk of income and essentially provide the players with a lockout fund of their own which could be distributed among the roughly 1,900 members of the decertified NFLPA. In other words, a protracted lockout could be far less palatable to owners and that much more sustainable to players. However, it should be noted that any ruling by Doty could also be subject to reversal on appeal. It's also possible the entire $4 billion could be placed in escrow until the process has run its course, which would be a partial victory for the players – at least in the short-term.
• We may not have heard the last from Judge Nelson's courtroom, either. Though it's assumed that the Brady et al antitrust suit against the league could last for two years or more, the plaintiffs have already filed a motion for summary judgment. If granted by Nelson, it could sway leverage to the players' side and motivate the owners to offer a more attractive CBA as part of settlement discussions.
• There's another legal strategy, not yet endorsed by the NFLPA but being contemplated by at least one prominent agent, that could theoretically put owners on the defensive: Numerous players signed for the 2011 season may file individual breach-of-contract lawsuits in the respective municipalities where their teams are headquartered, claiming that because they're ready, willing and able to perform their duties they should be compensated accordingly – or have their contracts voided, thus becoming unrestricted free agents. "It's one of the arrows in our quiver, and it's a large one," says agent Peter Schaffer, who is also an attorney. "We hope that it doesn't come to that point. We hope that cooler heads prevail, that the two sides find a resolution, and that at the end of the day people negotiating the deal will put the interests of the game ahead of their own. But yes, it's a possibility." Whereas some coaches and other team employees have language in their contracts stipulating revised terms in the event of a work stoppage, this is not true of the standard player agreement. The owners would undoubtedly argue that a lockout, which is governed by federal labor law, supersedes the individual contract claims – but it's a battle they might find themselves fighting on numerous fronts. If they're unsuccessful, scores of prominent players could be declared unrestricted free agents – at least in the absence of a new CBA.
• President Obama might intervene. It's unlikely the President would be willing or able to force the owners to end the lockout, but he could make his feelings known in a way that benefits the players. In the wake of the successful raid and killing of Osama bin Laden, Obama has newfound political clout, and it's possible he could elect to use some of it by calling for a cessation of the lockout to serve the interest of football fans. Certainly, the owners could ignore the President, but it would represent another pressure point.
• If all else fails and the lockout continues into the season, the players may be better equipped to withstand a staredown than is commonly thought. For one thing, even if the specter of missed game checks and lost career opportunities rankles a significant portion of players, the notion that they'll cave is somewhat complicated. Unlike the strike of 1987, when players crossing picket lines and returning to work literally served to break the union and cede power to the owners, the manifestations for unrest among the locked-out ranks are far less tangible. Players can complain publicly about their predicament and pressure NFLPA leaders and the plaintiffs in the Brady case to accept a less favorable settlement and/or new CBA, but it would take a formal vote of more than 50 percent of them to change the current power structure. Unless or until that happens, agitated players will have no actual power to effect change and will be unable to return to work, even if they're willing to swallow the terms dictated by the owners. Meanwhile, as owners (some of whom own relatively new stadiums with sizable debt payments) lose out on revenue and face what is likely to be increased public outcry, some of them may blink and advocate a less hawkish stance.
All of this, from my vantage point, suggests that neither side is going to be beaten into submission by a single legal opinion or another seemingly pivotal development – and it reminds me that, without a doubt, settlement remains the most prudent option for both sides.
As much as I can envision some or all of these contentious and risky scenarios playing out, my gut tells me a deal will get done before too much lasting damage results. And in recent days, I've been encouraged by discussions I've had with influential figures from each faction.
In the wake of Monday night's decision, an owner insisted to me that "we are trying [to do a deal]" and expressed hope that Smith and others on the players' side would be more motivated to negotiate after absorbing the legal setback. I believe this owner is sincere and sensible and is frustrated by the events which have taken place since the CBA expired, and I certainly didn't sense any chest-beating or gloating.
This would seem to be a prime opportunity for the players' representatives, having shown they're not the wallflowers some expected them to be heading into the widely anticipated lockout, to adopt a more conciliatory approach as well. While I believe they're far from agreeing to a deal they consider to be unfavorable, I'm hopeful that Smith and other leaders (including Brady plaintiffs and their lawyers) will react to the legal uncertainty by making an honest push for a compromise.
Last Wednesday, during a long conversation I had with Smith in Maryland, the NFLPA executive director insisted that he, too, was committed to reaching a mutually satisfying accord – rather than merely attempting to pummel the owners through various legal maneuverings.
"Do people actually think that I really don't want to make a deal?" Smith asked. "We chose litigation because we knew they were going to lock us out, and I can only counterpunch. But here's the fundamental disproof to the charge that we wanted to litigate: We offered to keep playing under the old deal. What more do you want the players to do to demonstrate their commitment to playing football?"
When I asked Smith if he hoped to gain enough leverage through the legal process to make the owners capitulate and sign a CBA slanted toward the players' interests, he gave a highly sensible answer: "That won't happen because good deals are based on fairness for both sides. If any side believes they got more than they were entitled to, the only thing that ensures is a fight sometime down the road. The way lasting business partnerships work is both sides reaching a state where there's mutual trust, where neither side is in position to believe it's getting disadvantaged or that the other side has an obvious advantage."
In other words, the best outcome is if neither side has to cave. At this point, any belief to the contrary should result in an embarrassment far beyond that which Red McCombs experienced eight years ago.
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Cheer up, you'll be back. I haven't lived in England for a long time. Last time I was at Stamford Bridge my beloved Chelsea were in the old second division. Look at em now. I've been in the tropics since 1982 but have still followed my team. You're still there so, if you really support WBA, get down to the games next season and help to cheer them back up again.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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People with neutropenia have low levels of white blood cells called neutrophils. These cells are the first line of defense against bacterial infections. Neutropenia can be caused by medicines that interfere with how these cells are made by the bone marrow. Some drugs used for cancer treatment can cause neutropenia. Radiation treatment also can cause it. Some diseases can cause neutropenia. These include autoimmune diseases, cancer and AIDS. Some people are born with a problem with bone marrow production. This is called congenital neutropenia.
If you have neutropenia, you are more likely to get infections. However, you may not notice signs of infection. That's because neutrophils normally cause the redness and swelling that are signs of infection. If there aren't enough neutrophils, you may not have redness or swelling, even if you have an infection. This means infections, such as periodontal (gum) disease yeast infections and oral ulcers, can get worse quickly.
People with severe neutropenia can have deep ulcers (sores) in their mouths. These sores are often painful.
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People with neutropenia are sometimes given antibiotics before they have major dental treatment. This helps protect them from infections. A normal neutrophil count is between 3,000 and 6,000 cells. Generally, if your neutrophil count is less than 1,000, you will need antibiotics. Sometimes you may have to take the antibiotics for several days after treatment as well. If you have neutropenia or are taking medicines that can cause neutropenia, give your dentist an updated copy of your blood test results every time you visit.
Polycythemia Vera
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If you have polycythemia vera, your bone marrow makes too many red blood cells. People with this condition are more likely to get blood clots. They can have purplish or red areas on the tongue, cheeks, lips and gums.
This condition usually affects people over the age of 60. It affects more women than men.
Polycythemia vera can occur on its own. It also can happen when your body responds to a lack of oxygen. Heavy smokers, people with emphysema and people who move to very high altitudes may get polycythemia vera.
At the Dentist
People with polycythemia vera usually see a dentist whose practice focuses on treating people with other health conditions. This helps reduce the risks of bleeding and blood clots. Your dentist will work closely with your hematologist in planning and performing your dental treatment. Your dentist probably will want you to get a blood test before you have treatment. Polycythemia vera may cause a person to have difficulty breathing when lying down. Make sure to tell your dentist if you have this problem.
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People with anemia do not have enough hemoglobin. Hemoglobin carries oxygen in your blood. People with anemia often feel tired. Anemia can be caused by:
- Blood loss
- Fluid overload
- Increased destruction of red blood cells
- Decreased production of red blood cells
- Nutritional deficiencies
- Defects in the hemoglobin molecule
- Diseases that affect bone marrow, such as leukemia (blood cancer)
Types of anemia include iron-deficiency anemia, aplastic anemia, sickle cell anemia, pernicious anemia and thalassemia.
If you have anemia, the inside of your mouth may look very pale. Your tongue may look smooth. X-rays sometimes show changes in the jawbone.
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People with certain types of anemia, such as aplastic anemia, are at higher risk for infections. Your dentist may prescribe an antibiotic mouthwash rinse, antibiotic pills or both. You should take these before a dental procedure. Before major dental treatment, you may receive a drug to reduce the risk of uncontrolled bleeding. This is called an antifibrinolytic drug. During treatment, the dentist will avoid certain types of injections that could cause bleeding problems.
If you have sickle cell anemia, get your teeth cleaned during non-crisis periods. Keep your appointments short. Before any dental treatment (such as a filling or root canal), get a blood test and have your physician and dentist review the results.
Anyone with a chronic anemia, such as thalassemia, may heal very slowly. If you have a chronic anemia, talk to your dentist to see if any special procedures or precautions are needed. This type of disease can affect your blood counts, too. Give your dentist a copy of your blood test results.
You may be given extra oxygen to breathe during dental visits or treatments.
Oral Effects
People with hemophilia are missing important proteins (also known as factors) that help the blood to clot. If you have hemophilia, your mouth may bleed often. You may try not to brush and floss as much as you should, because brushing and flossing sometimes make your mouth bleed. Because of this, you may have more dental problems than healthy people.
At the Dentist
Before dental treatment that might cause bleeding, hemophiliacs may need extra blood products (factor-replacement therapy). This will increase the amount of clotting factor in the blood. If you need blood products or proteins for dental procedures, you may need to have your treatment in a hospital. However, some people can administer the blood products themselves. Talk to your physician and dentist about your condition. You may need to have blood tests before treatment. These tests will show the levels of blood proteins and show if you are at risk for uncontrolled bleeding.
If you have hemophilia, your dentist probably will avoid an anesthetic shot called a block injection. Sometimes, this type of injection can cause a swelling or bruise under the skin. This is called a hematoma.
If you need extensive dental surgery, you may need to be treated in a hospital operating room while under general anesthesia. Scaling and root planing may also need to be done in a hospital. This is a treatment for periodontal disease that involves deep cleaning of the teeth and roots. It can cause bleeding.
In most cases, these procedures are safe:
- Fillings and crowns
- Root canal treatment
- Getting fitted for dentures, or having dentures refitted or relined
- Orthodontia, without sharp brackets or wires
Your dentist will try to minimize bleeding. People with braces should avoid cuts from brackets, wires and bands. Some experts suggest that it's better to have orthodontic appliances that are attached to your teeth rather than the kind that you can take out of your mouth. In this case, you would need close follow-up. The ultimate goal is to decrease the chances of any bleeding.
Oral surgery poses a risk of severe bleeding. Your oral surgeon will talk to your hematologist before your surgery. Preparation will depend on your condition and what surgery you plan to have. You may need to:
- Replace missing blood-clotting (coagulation) factors, up to 50% to 100% of normal, before surgery
- Replace blood-clotting factors after surgery as necessary
- Follow all instructions given to you after surgery
- Eat soft foods
Platelet Disorders
Oral Effects
Platelets help the blood to clot. People without enough platelets have blood that doesn't clot well. They can have uncontrolled bleeding. Two of the most common platelet disorders are idiopathic thrombocytopenia purpura and thrombotic thrombocytopenia purpura. Your dentist will work closely with your hematologist in planning and performing your treatment.
People with platelet disorders may be afraid that their gums will bleed when they brush their teeth. This means they may not brush enough, so they might have more cavities and gum disease.
At the Dentist
Before each visit, your dentist should get a copy of your most recent blood test results.
A normal platelet count is between 150,000 and 400,000 cells. People with platelet levels below 20,000 run the risk of unprovoked bleeding. They should have dental treatment in a hospital and may need a platelet transfusion.
People with platelet levels between 20,000 and 50,000 should be treated by a dentist trained in oral medicine, hospital dentistry or oral surgery. He or she will use surgical techniques and products to reduce the risk of uncontrolled bleeding. A platelet infusion also may be necessary.
For people with platelet levels above 50,000, most types of treatment are safe. For discomfort, you should not take aspirin or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen (Motrin, Advil and others). These drugs can make it more difficult for blood to clot.
People with braces should avoid cuts from brackets, wires and bands. Some experts suggest that it's better to have orthodontic appliances that are fixed (attached to your teeth) rather than those that you can take out of your mouth. In this case, you would need close follow-up.
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