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Attractions Near Hotel 31 in New York City
1 block, 1 minute walk from Hotel 31
Hotel 31 is surrounded by restaurants, within just a one block radius there are 15 restaurants including Japanese, Indian, Chinese, Mediterranean, Italian, and Mexican as well as Pizza shops, Bakeries, an Ice Cream parlor, Diners and three Coffee Houses (Regular).
Empire State Building
4 blocks, 5 minutes walk from Hotel 31
Take a ride up the Empire state Building to the 102nd floor observatory 1,050 feet, 320 meters high and get a 360 degree view of New York City. Starting point of 5th Avenue between 33rd Street and 34th Street.
Madison Square Garden
5 blocks, 6 minutes walk from Hotel 31
A world famous 19,500 seat arena hosting events such as basketball games, symphony's, operas, concert's, or one of many other venues. Starting point of 31st Street between 7th Avenue and 8th Avenue.
Herald Square
6 blocks, 8 minutes walk from Hotel 31
In this retail zone you will find the world's largest Macy's among other well-known shops and department stores in the Manhattan Mall. Starting point of Broadway between 33rd Street and 34th Street.
Times Square
14 blocks, 18 minutes walk from Hotel 31
Take a stroll through Times Square and gaze at the huge number of animated neon and led signs whose density rivals those of Las Vegas… Stop at one of the numerous numbers of theatres located throughout the Theatre District hosting some of the world's most prestigious shows… There are also many shops and diners to stop in as you stroll past the towering skyscrapers. Starting point of 43rd Street between Broadway and 7th Avenue.
Rockefeller Center
18 blocks, 23 minutes walk from Hotel 31
Spend the afternoon ice skating outdoors, in the audience of NBC's Today Show, taking the Radio City Tour, watching the annual Christmas tree display, shopping at world class retail stores or eating at one of the many notable restaurants located in New York City's midtown. Starting point of 49th Street between 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue Museums.
Madison Square Park
6 blocks, 8 minutes walk from Hotel 31
Spend some time strolling and relaxing in this unique park, you may catch one of the frequent events featured at the park such as art display, kids' festival, outdoor concert, and book reading. Starting point of Madison Avenue between 26th Street and 25th Street.


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Engineer Karen Wang is sometimes the only woman in the "Wednesday Meeting," an often brutal session where Caltrans and the new Bay Bridge contractors hash it out.
As the chief liaison between Caltrans and the contractors, Wang's high-stakes job is to make sure everyone leaves the room with the same answers. A slip could trigger delays and scuttle the $6.4 billion bridge's well-publicized Labor Day grand opening.
The 37-year-old engineer with a quiet demeanor would appear an unlikely choice as the buffer between the two male-dominated forces.
But the East Bay native said her high school volleyball team taught her that skill matters more than physical traits.
"Once you prove yourself on the court, all the stereotypes go out the door," Wang said.
Wang didn't seriously consider engineering until a schoolmate pointed it out.
"At that time, I thought engineering was not a female type of major," Wang recalled. "But she told me, 'No, there are no boundaries for women.' It opened my eyes."
Today, the 16-year veteran engineer is opening her 5- and 7-year-old daughters' eyes. She has brought them onto the span, where they declared their mom and the bridge "cool."
"It is so important to me that I pass onto my girls that there are no limits for them," Wang said. "They can say, 'My mom did this. I can do anything.'"
-- Lisa Vorderbrueggen
Job: Licensed civil engineer at HNTB, an architectural, engineering and planning firm
Age: 37
Residence: East Bay
Bay Bridge work: She is the chief liaison between Caltrans and bridge contractors. Previously, she worked on the temporary S-curve that carries traffic into the Yerba Buena Tunnel during construction. She was on the 2009 team that engineered permanent repairs to existing span's steel eyebars.
Advice: "Learn how to communicate. Some may initially see you as a female but once you start interacting and working, it becomes all about the skills you bring to the table to help everyone work together as a team."

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Aidan Browne is a partner in the law firm of Sullivan & Worcester LLP. He has been a consultant to Ireland's largest law firm, A&L Goodbody for over 20 years. Mr. Browne has been involved in U.S. Foreign Direct Investment work with U.S. corporations as those companies enter the global markets through Ireland. He has more than 20 years of experience as a corporate and commercial real estate attorney and consultant in both Europe and the U.S.
Mr. Browne has assisted hundreds of Irish and foreign companies, including banks, investors, venture capital, service and technology companies, now located in the United States, with raising capital, business development, market development, and assistance with corporate partnerships or joint venture opportunities.
A native of Dublin and now resident in Greater Boston, Mr. Browne maintains close ties with Ireland. He is a Board Member and Executive Leadership Institute Participant for the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, and he is on the Board of Advisors for the Boston Irish Business Association. He is a Board Member of the Boston Irish Wolfhounds, Chairman of the Sugan and Tir Na Theatre, former Chairman of GOAL (a world humanitarian organization), Board Member of Self Help Africa, and currently serves on the Board of Haven for Haiti. He is also a member of the Gasson Society and the Parents' Council for Boston College and is a founding member of the North American Advisory Board of The Michael Smurfit Graduate School of Business at University College Dublin.
Mr. Browne received his undergraduate degree in Business from University College Dublin. He has two law degrees, having graduated from the Law School of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland and Suffolk University Law School Boston. He is a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association, Boston Bar Association, International Bar Association, American Bar Association and the Bars of England and Ireland.
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John J. Somers, C.E.O. Somers Companies of Boston grew up on a farm in Finuge, County Kerry. He held a passion for Gaelic Football and played with some of the great Kerry stars such as his long time friend Jimmy Deenihan.
John Joe emigrated to America at the age of 20 with dreams of success. He started his work life in America as a laborer, while perfecting his musical talents. He formed the Irish Band Mason's Apron. While traveling the country with his band playing in pubs and clubs, he started to think about settling down and even owning his own Irish pub one day.
Along the way he met and married his wife Ann and they have four children; Noelle, Sean, Kristine, and Jillian. With his growing family the pressure was on to fulfill his dream of owning his own pub. "I was blessed for being in the right place at the right time," and Mr. Dooley's Boston Irish Tavern was established in 1990.
Mr. Dooley's, Boston made a name for its authenticity and hospitality to all. Stemming from this, John Joe eventually established The Green Dragon Tavern, Hennessy's of Boston, Paddy O's, Mr. Dooley's in Wrentham and Mr. Dooley's in Cohasset. This fine Irish gentleman is quick to thank all who have helped him along the way - the Irish and Irish American community, his staff, family and friends.
Mr. Somers is involved in supporting many charities in Ireland including the Cultural Weekend in Finuge; the Literacy Center in Listowel; the historical Lartigue Railroad. The closest to John Joe's heart is his sponsorship of the Fingue Football Club and the state-of-the-art score board which bears his name.
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Before immigrating to Boston in 1989 she worked for two decades as a community organizer in some of the most impoverished areas of Dublin.
In 1990 she became Director of the Irish Immigration Center as it was then known and under her leadership the organization has developed into a nationally and internationally recognized model of multi-service provision. In that time Sr. Lena has earned a reputation as a builder of bridges whether among the many organizations serving the Irish community, among Catholics and Protestants, Irish-born and Irish-American, or among immigrants from diverse backgrounds. Throughout her career she has worked to strengthen the Irish community's confidence in its own identity believing this to be a necessary prerequisite for true social harmony and cross community cooperation.


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Senators trying to create economic growth around closed military bases
Maine's two U.S. senators are co-sponsoring a bill that's intended to make it easier to attract businesses and create new jobs in areas around closed military bases.
The bill sponsored by Republican Susan Collins and independent Angus King seeks to expand the geographic boundaries of so-called HUBzones located at former U.S. military installations that have been closed through the Base Closure and Realignment, or BRAC process.
HUBzones, or Historically Underutilized Business Zones, help small businesses in specified areas gain preferential access to federal procurement opportunities. At least one company that could create more than 200 jobs could locate near the Brunswick Naval Air Station if the HUBzone program is expanded.
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Its only two months into the New Year and the boys already have about 30 shows in! This is the fourth show in as many days, packing the last weekend of February 1990 full, and also the last show ever at the 8 x 10 club. Its well recorded for the time period, though the cuts of cassette generations and even some digital noise from a DAT color the mix throughout the show.
Right out of the gate the sound check portion of the recording is great to hear, and gives you a chance to listen to Paul getting things dialed in during an Allman Brothers tune and also just how good these guys are at playing jazz standards. Fish is incredible on the drums, but we all know that!
First set stays in that intricate jazzy mode with a good Foam opener. Trey makes note that Fish wrote MS1, and its pretty good tonight. Then we dip into the Gamehenge material with my favorite Col. Forbins > Mockingbird combo, again pretty well played. Funky Bitch was fine, and then into more of the new album with Coil and Bouncing, they get tighter each time they play them. Then we get treated to a sneak peak of the new Tweezer groove in Bowies intro! Bowie itself was ok, not great to my ears. Satin Doll was kind of a mini bust out that night being the first one of 1990. Then another treat as Trey thanks the audience and introduces the new Rift. It was very awkward to hear because Im so used to hearing the version we all know now. An average Possum closes the set. They really went out on a limb tonight with the new songs.
Second set continues the crazy set list tonight with the new Reba, which still has some parts to smooth out. Then Trey dedicates the next song to the crew and they pick McGrupp. It was pretty well played considering they havent done it in almost three months. The band then responds with another funny bust out for the New Year with Makisupa, complete with a long ridiculous ending. Back into Gamehenge we go with a pretty solid Lizards. Maybe a few sloppy parts here and there, but nothing to seriously going wrong. Same thing with Fluff, not the tightest Ive ever heard, but really good energy behind it. BBFCFM is hilarious as always, and its hard to say if one is better than another, but definitely worth the listen!
Crazy show tonight! I recommend listening to this one if you havent heard much 1990. It has a little of everything in it. Junta songs, Lawnboy songs. Gamehenge songs, covers, bust outs, shout outs, and a creature from Mars, and that cant be all bad for a Sunday night show.
I gave it four stars to bump the average up a bit and because of the new Rift and Tweezer jam bust outs.


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Several Officials Say Fed Should Be Ready to Vary Pace of Asset Purchases
Federal Reserve officials expressed growing unease with the central bank's easy-money policies at its latest policy meeting and some suggested the Fed might need to pull them back before the job market is fully back to normal.
Minutes released Wednesday of the Fed's Jan. 29-30 policy meeting showed that officials worried the central bank's easy-money policies could lead to instability in financial markets and might be hard to pull back in the future. The Fed plans to evaluate how the programs are doing at its next meeting March 19 and 20.
Several officials said that the Fed should be prepared to vary the pace of its asset purchases, depending on how the economy performs and its analysis of the costs and benefits of the program, according to the minutes. Some Fed officials suggested the Fed may need to alter its stated course to continue the bond-buying programs until the job market improves "substantially," a threshold it hasn't defined.
"A number of participants stated that an ongoing evaluation of the efficacy, costs, and risks of asset purchases might well lead the Committee to taper or end its purchases before it judged that a substantial improvement in the outlook for the labor market had occurred," the minutes stated.
The minutes don't identify participants by name, or specify how many officials expressed a particular view beyond terms such as "a few" or "several."
Despite some encouraging signs in sectors such as housing and autos, Fed officials at the January meeting deemed the larger economic picture still troubling and decided to keep purchasing $85 billion a month of mortgage-backed and Treasury securities. The programs aim to spur investment and hiring, thus boosting economic growth, by lowering long-term interest rates.
Two Fed officials–Cleveland Fed President Sandra Pianalto and St. Louis Fed President James Bullard–have said in recent speeches that the Fed may want to scale back its bond-buying based on changing conditions, though they gave different reasons. Optimistic about the economic outlook for this year and next, Mr. Bullard said the Fed may want to slow its bond-buying pace if those forecasts prove right.
Ms. Pianalto, on the other hand, expressed concern that some financial firms may be taking on too much risk. The minutes showed that some other Fed officials are concerned that the Fed's easy-money policies may be encouraging excessive risk-taking in certain corners of the credit markets. While most officials said the Fed's bond-buying programs had successfully helped stimulate economic activity, several "expressed concern about the potential for excessive risk-taking and adverse consequences for financial stability," the minutes stated.
Kansas City Fed President Esther George dissented at the January meeting, citing concerns about financial stability.
The minutes also suggest that Fed officials may be rethinking their exit strategy. "[A] number of participants discussed the possibility of providing monetary accommodation by holding securities for a longer period than envisioned in the Committee's exit principles, either as a supplement to, or a replacement for, asset purchases," the minutes stated.


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I have put together a script that pulls a list of servers in the array and then tests outlook and owa connectivity to each. I also added a menu that allows a restart of selected services on all servers that show an error in connectivity.
What im wanting to do is be able to recycle or restart an IIS AppPool within the powershell session. So everytime I run get-wmiobject -class IISApplicationPool -namespace root\MicrosoftIISv2 I get the error:
"Invalid Namespace". Anyone know how I can 1. get a list of all the namespaces, and 2. recycle an iisapppool using get-wmiobject in powershell? Thanks..
To get a list of namespaces, do this:
gwmi -namespace root -class __namespace | ft name
I do not have the relevant namespace on this machine so I can't help with the second question.
To get a full list of WMI namespaces you need a little bit of recursion
function get-namespace {param ([string]$name) Get-WmiObject -Namespace $name -Class "__NAMESPACE" | foreach { "$name\" + $_.Name get-namespace $("$name\" + $_.Name) }}"root"get-namespace "root"
This starts at the root namespace and for each namespace in root chaecks for any namespaces and so on
You need to run it with elevated privileges as the security namespaces will throw an error
To recycle an application pool on IIS 7 - Windows 2008/2008 R2
Get-WmiObject -Namespace 'root\webadministration' -Class ApplicationPool -ComputerName <computer name> ` -Authentication 6 -Filter "Name='<application pool name>'" |Invoke-WmiMethod -Name Recycle
Run this with elevated privileges
You only need -Authentication 6 if you are accessing IIS remotely
More detail on this and investigating the structure of WMI in PowerShell and WMI - www.manning.com/siddaway2
Wonderful! I'm gonna try that. Cheers.
This is what I'm looking for. Ill post again if i have issues. Cheers.
You are very welcome


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Former Carthage resident Patricia Ann (Swafford) Feezell, 76, died Sept. 22, 2012, at her home in San Diego, California.
At her request, a private family service will be held.
After marrying her high school sweet heart, Edward Feezell from Lamar, she found herself moving to California where they have spent nearly 60 years together.
Patricia is survived by her husband of 59 years, Edward; son, James Daniel Feezell; daughter, Elizabeth Dawn Goss and son-in-law, Marcus Goss; son, Stephen Feezell and daughter-in-law Sabrina Feezell; grandchildren, Daniel Stark and his wife Molly, Keith Stark, Julian Feezell, Rebekah Feezell, and Christi Feezell; great grandchildren, Allie Stark and Kellen Stark.
Patricia will be laid to rest at Oak Hill Cemetery, her wish to return home to Carthage.
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Digital Marketing Manager
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- Vax
- Location
- Central Birmingham
- Salary
- Competitive plus benefits
- Posted
- 26 Feb 2013
- Closes
- 18 Mar 2013
- Business Type
- In-house / Client-side
- Specialism
- Campaign Management, CRM, Digital, E-Commerce
- Sector
- Contract Type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full Time
As Digital Marketing Manager you will be responsible for the development and (together with the E-Commerce Manager) implementation of the digital strategy for vax.co.uk, to drive customer engagement at all stages of the online customer journey – research, purchase and post-purchase. This will be achieved through execution of the company's digital marketing plans and demonstrating relevant and effective planning, implementation and control
The successful candidate will have a strategic and professional approach to marketing with a real focus on optimizing the customer experience as well as a commercial and sales driven approach.
- Plan, evaluate, measure and monitor campaigns and make recommendations for improvement
- Understand the buyer behaviour and the importance of targeted marketing for the online consumer
- Design, measure and monitor an annual online marketing plan
- Understand the evolution of mobile and tablet and ensure Vax is considering/utilising this in its marketing and communication activities
- Continuous development of the vax.co.uk website to deliver an accessible, usable and value-adding experience
- Drive traffic, conversion, engagement and referrals
- Work with the offline team to dove-tail digital marketing with traditional tools and techniques to achieve synergy and overall better experience for customers
- Use customer insight to ensure appropriate propositions and content are developed
Skills and experience required:
- Digital marketing responsibility with a retailer or manufacturer selling directly to the end consumer
- Experience in all aspects of established online marketing tools: SEO, PPC, advertising/display media, affiliate marketing, email marketing, viral marketing, online PR and newer ones (blogs/microblogs, mobile, rich media, social networks…)
- Use of digital metrics, web analytics to assess our proposition/digital positioning
- Budget management, agency management
- Ability to take the lead with customers, colleagues and senior managers
- Long-term customer centric vision
- Self-motivated, creative and strategic thinker
- Team Player
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Clint Dempsey, sometimes known as Deuce, is one of the hardest working and most effective Americans to grace the pitch. Dempsey has joined Tottenham Hotspur after playing for his previous club Fulham for over five years. Deuce has proven he gets the goals and you need to get his jersey.
Show your love for the Lilywhites in their new official home jersey from Under Armour.
Classic, premium look with open collar, embroidered Tottenham Hotspur team badge, embroidered Under Armour logo and screened sponsor design on the front. There is a subtle screened Tottenham design on the back.
The ultra-lightweight fabric balances durability, breathability, and mobility. Mesh ventilation allows superior airflow and the anti-microbial technology.
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Brad Friedel, Michael Dawson and Kyle Walker will be joined by new signings Gylfi Sigurdsson and Jan Vertonghen in this official Tottenham Hotspur jersey.
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I'm waiting for a Debian installation
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ralvejd wrote:I'm waiting for a Debian installation
andrew wrote:ralvejd wrote:I'm waiting for a Debian installation
Both the tar.gz and the .bin setup file should work fine under Debian systems.
root@pc010:/opt/qcad-3.0.0-prof-linux# ./qcad
./qcad-bin: /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.14' not found (required by ./libQtCLucene.so.4)
Problem installing on Linux ('GLIBCXX_3.4.14' not found)
Postby ambra » 2011-08-27 09:40:40
qcad-trial-bin requires gcc-4.4.4, but I have gcc-4.4.5, so QCAD fails to start.
QCAD should require major GCC versions (gcc-4.4.x), and not revisions.
Can this be fixed in final release?
andrew wrote:What precise flavor and version of Debian Linux do you have?
tyler@squeeze64:~/Downloaded/qcad/tar_gz_version/qcad_3_stable/qcad-3.0.0-prof-linux-x86$ cat /etc/debian_version
tyler@squeeze64:~/Downloaded/qcad/tar_gz_version/qcad_3_stable/qcad-3.0.0-prof-linux-x86$ ./qcad
./qcad-bin: /usr/lib32/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.14' not found (required by ./libQtCLucene.so.4)
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Topic: Surgery not possible, but still hopeful for the future.
As I sit here today, I find myself more hopeful than I have been in a while about the future possibilites. I am sure it has a lot to do with the fact that my wife is in an ok spot for now (good response to chemo and finally feeling better after IMRT radiation). However, I think my rationale for hope is more than just her current situation. After thinking about it a bit, here is what I came up with:
Word of warning if you read this essay. I am not a doctor nor am I a medical researcher. The following are my views and could very well be biased, skewed, or flat out wrong. I did go from a point of virtually no hope to one of being cautiously hopeful. I believe that having hope is hugely important, so I wanted to write this up in case it helps someone else acquire hope.
My wife was diagnosed on April 1, 2013 with inoperable intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma (ICC) -- one main 9cm lesion, two medium 4cm lesions and a constellation of smaller lesions all contained in the liver. While not in the field of medicine, I am a researcher by nature and profession, so of course I dove into the medical research with both feet. How depressing. Virtually every research article begins with this type of refrain: ICC is a rare disease with few treatment options and a poor prognosis. Most articles will also mention that surgery is the only curative option. Well, my wife is not a surgery candidate, and probably never will be. Even so, after helping my wife through treatment and continuing the research effort for the last 13 months, I am actually somewhat hopeful. I wanted to write up why I feel this way to help others that might be feeling hopeless.
Why am I hopeful? In a word, TIME.
In my opinion, the only way to beat this disease without surgery is to be around for the treatment breakthrough. Things that improve your odds fall into one of two buckets – they either increase the amount of time you survive, or speed up the process of finding a breakthrough. To me, both are happening.
Increased survival time – Good response to first line therapy
No way to sugarcoat this. One of the biggest needs right now from a patient perspective is a better first line therapy option. Cholangiocarcinoma is usually diagnosed at an advanced stage, and a lot depends on how the patient responds to the initial therapy. Unfortunately, for many patients, first line therapy does not work very well.
If you are not a surgery candidate, then, to me, a key goal for first line therapy is to buy time to get other options on the table. When viewed from this perspective, there has been some tangible progress. For example, suppose you assume you need to survive at least one year to enable other treatment options. As best as I can tell, it was in the early 2000s when gemcitabine therapy was shown to roughly double the one year survival odds compared to best supportive care. Later, in 2010, the landmark ABC 02 study was published and established Gem/Cis as the standard first line treatment. Compared to gemcitabine alone, this study reported that Gem/Cis roughly doubled the one year survival odds again. Other therapies, such as radioembolization and chemoembolization, are being explored as a first line option for locally advanced disease when surgery is not possible. However, I have not seen data on how these options perform in a first line setting.
Thankfully, my wife cleared that initial hurdle and had a good response to first line chemotherapy (Gem/Cis). The extra time provided by this response gives me hope because it both improves her shot at being around for a breakthrough, and also gives us more time to explore additional treatment options.
Increased survival time – New approaches, Clinical Trials and the 10%-15%
One thing you will notice if you look at survival curves for many clinical trials is that there is typically a small percentage, say 10%-15%, that have a pretty good outcome (e.g tumor shrinkage and substantial survival). What's changing that gives me hope? I think about it this way: suppose there was only one option available, like traditional chemotherapy. If that is it, then you better hope that you are in the responsive 10-15%. Even if there are a lot of different clinical trials available, it may not help much if they all are just different approaches using the same basic mechanism (e.g. traditional chemo)
Things change dramatically if different trials attack the cancer in fundamentally different ways. Maybe your cancer doesn't respond to traditional chemo, but perhaps your lymphocytes can be trained to attack your cancer (Trial NCT01174121). Or maybe your cancer would benefit from a MET inhibitor (Trial NCT 01285037). You might have a KRAS mutation or could benefit from an Anti-PDL1 agent (Trial NCT01375842). This list of options is growing. To me, this is hugely important. Perhaps you are not super responsive to one, but that doesn't rule out you being response to a fundamentally different approach. If you could somehow try four different approaches each with a 15% chance of a good response, all of a sudden, your chances of getting a good response go up to almost 50/50! A huge improvement. Moreover, you could be responsive to more than one...even better.
I plan on keeping abreast of all the various clinical trial options. I am looking for trials that both rely on very different mechanisms and have minimal impact on quality of life. Quality of life is a very important consideration in general, but I also think good quality of life is critical to increase the number of treatments one can endure. The idea is if one approach stops working, another is available to quickly shift to. I think this strategy both helps her maximize her chances and helps others by participating in the clinical trial process.
Shorten the time to a break through – Overcoming rare cancer handicaps
First the bad news – compared to common cancers, rare cancers face two massive hurdles. First, drug companies often ignore rare cancers. Obviously, it is hard to make a "blockbuster" drug when total sales are capped in the thousands. Second, even with a new drug to test, the testing process is exponentially harder with rare cancers. Suppose you need a minimum of 200 patients to test your new drug. A breast cancer drug might fill that trial in a matter of weeks. For cholangiocarcinoma, it could literally take five or more YEARS to accrue that many patients. Many trials are cancelled or suspended due to lack of patient accrual. Needless to say, this environment leads to very slow progress.
Well that's depressing…why is this hopeful? What is so hopeful is that cancers are more and more being grouped by their characteristics (e.g. genetic mutations and aberrant signaling pathways) and less by their place of origin (e.g. bile duct cells). For example, my wife has cholangiocarcinoma (small group), but her cancer may also have a KRAS, IDH1 or IDH2 mutation (big groups). So much of the scientific focus right now is on these mutations and pathways, that I think the odds of research over the next five years helping the typical cholangiocarcinoma patient is much higher than the previous five years. Going forward, I think it will be increasingly important to know what mutations characterize your cancer because this will help guide your treatment. While it is not particularly helpful right now, this is a good reason to try and get a next gen genetic test done on your tumor when possible.
The research process has made significant progress against many cancers, but rare cancers often are left behind. The focus on mutations and pathways that affect a large number of different cancers offers real hope that the next round of research will more broadly help rare and common cancers alike.
There is no denying that cholangiocarcinoma is a very bad cancer to have. Even so, there are reasons to be hopeful. The variety of treatment options available today provides new hope for extended survival. Moreover, the evolution of the clinical trial process gives real hope that new treatments will be far more likely to benefit rare cancers compared historical experience.
If you have other reasons why we should be hopeful, I would very much like to hear them.
All the best,


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Journalism major at the University of Oregon. Editor-in-Chief of Her Campus Oregon. Magazine, freelance blogger, future world traveler. In her spare time, she likes to read as many books as she can, go for long drives, and peruse news websites. Hopes to one day write for National Geographic.
"I hate my job," "I don't wanna go to work," "Will you go to work for me?" This what I hear from so many of my friends. Granted, we're still students so we're technically not supposed to enjoy our jobs (according to our parents), but there is still the curiosity looming over our heads. Who does have the fun job if it isn't me?
Well guys, at the top of the list are travel agents. With perks such as traveling to new places and meeting new people, you can't go wrong with this career. Not only does a travel agent get to have fun themselves, but they also get to help other people plan their fun vacations. And let's face it, happiness is contagious!
Ever wonder about those Elvis impersonators? Yeah, they're also on the "fun" list. Try it out one night; Pick up a wig or a costume and wear it around town. It could be like Halloween all the time if you feel like taking this career path seriously. If you love Snow White, why not impersonate her at Disney World?
You're gonna love this next one. How about becoming a Ferrari driving instructor? Former NASCAR driver Anthony Lazzaro earns $500 to $1,000 a day as an instructor in addition to what he makes as a professional racecar driver. That could definitely be rent in only one or two days!
You know that old saying, "No shoes, no shirt…[you fill in the blank]"? You can forget that rule if you're a Cantina owner on a Playa del Carmen beach. Limbo, the relaxed atmosphere, the sand as your office, and plenty of those drinks with the umbrellas in them? Yes, please!
According to monster.com, Cruise Directors are "the multi-taskers of the seas." The Cruise Director "organizes and goes on shore excursions, manages guest speakers, and schedules entertainment," among other things. But come on, meeting famous people and having a blast while traveling the seas? Send me an application!
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2004-05 Salvatori Center Speakers and Conferences
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Fall 2004
Victor Davis Hanson
Western War in the Post-Modern Age
Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum
Monday, October 11, 2004
Jennifer Walsh
Tough for Whom? A Discussion of the California Three-Strikes Law
Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum
Tuesday, October 12, 2004
Gerard Alexander
The Myth of the Racist Republican
Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum
Thursday, November 11, 2004
Mark Helprin
Incompetence, Idiocy, Ideology, Paralysis, and Neglect: The Two Major Parties and the National Security of the U.S.
Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum
Thursday, November 11, 2004
Michael W. McConnell
Virtue, Republicanism, and Disestablisment of Religion at the Founding
Lecture Hall - Roberts North 15
Monday, December 6, 2004
Spring 2005
Carnes Lord
Public Diplomacy & American Statecraft
Lecture Hall - Roberts North 15
Thursday, February 10, 2005
Arnie Steinberg
California Republicans: Before and After Schwarzenegger
Heggblade Conference Room
Thursday, February 17, 2005
Michael Zuckert
Is Leo Strauss an Esoteric Writer?
Davidson Lecture Hall
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Jean M. Yarbrough
T.R. and the Party of Lincoln
Lecture Hall - Roberts North 15
Thursday, March 31, 2005
Hugh Hewitt
Bloggers: The Rise of the New Media and the Decline of the Old
Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum
Thursday, March 31, 2005
Richard Morgan
Resisting Judicial Supremacy
Lecture Hall - Roberts North 15
Friday, April 1, 2005
Daniel Walker Howe
Church, State, and Education in Antebellum America
Lecture Hall - Roberts North 15
Tuesday, April 5, 2005
Conference: Religion and the American Presidency
Featuring more than 25 scholars from around the nation.
Tuesday-Thursday, April 5-7, 2005
Keynote & Closing Addresses:
David Aikman
Media, Religion, and the 2004 Election
Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum
Tuesday, April 5, 2005
Carol Moseley Braun
The Religion Factor in the 2004 Election
Thursday, April 7, 2005
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Jeremy Rabkin
Is Sovereignty the Enemy of Freedom?
Lecture Hall - Roberts North 15
Tuesday, April 12, 2005
James Q. Wilson
Character and Culture
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This 2 hour webinar will introduce metrological traceability.
Metrological traceability is a characteristic of a measurement result. A laboratory is not traceable. A standard is not traceable. A NIST Test Number is not traceable. This session covers the definition of metrological traceability and the essential elements that must be documented to provide objective evidence that a measurement result is in fact, traceable.
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
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NIST OWM has a number of other training opportunities scheduled. For more information:
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Rapid Ice wine coolers from Vacu-Vin Serve chilled Champagne at a moment's notice. Store Rapid Ice in your freezer, slip it over the bottle for 5 minutes, et voila! it's ready to drink. Rapid Ice keeps drinks ice cold for up to 3 hours without messy ice. The Guy Buffet version. Acclaimed American artist Guy Buffet dresses up Rapid Ice with a gaggle of garcons from The Charge of the Bottle Brigade.
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Preparing for Xmas TV
You know what? The Christmas holiday period is fast approaching, and you know there are going to be lots of programmes and movies on TV that you would want to record and enjoy when you have a moment to watch. So here are my tips to capture and watch using your Humax PVR!
Make sure you have enough diskspace on your PVR's hard drive
This one is obvious, but you will not be able to leave it until the last minute! To clear space, you need to either watch those series recordings or movies or transfer them off the internal hard drive. To watch them, you need a little time. Once you've watched the all the episodes you can delete the series folder in which they have recorded with a few button presses to make more space.
Transfer Recordings to External Disk Drive
To transfer the recordings off you need an external USB drive. If you don't have an external USB drive, you can source one from our recommended purchases page . This will take time to copy, so order an external hard drive now and start transferring!
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Fletcher's Halloween Carnival moves to town park
Published: Friday, September 27, 2013 at 2:43 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, September 27, 2013 at 2:43 p.m.
Fletcher's annual Halloween Carnival will be held from 2:30-4:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 26.
Due the growth of this event in recent years, the 2013 carnival will be held at Fletcher Community Park, located at 85 Howard Gap Road in Fletcher, town officials said in a news release Friday.
The free community event will feature carnival-style games with a Halloween twist, costume and pumpkin carving contests, inflatable moon walk and other family friendly activities. New to this year's event will be Touch-A-Truck, where children will get to explore large equipment such as a fire truck, tractor and even a concrete truck provided by Southern Concrete Materials.
Fletcher Parks and Recreation Department staff is looking for volunteers to assist children with games, face painting and judges for the costume and pumpkin carving contests. If interested in volunteering, contact Nicole Sweat at 828-687-0751 or email@example.com.
The carnival is sponsored by UNC Pardee Health Care, Morris Broadband and Ingles of Fletcher. For more information, visit FletcherParks.org or call 828-687-0751.
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Two half-length portraits of the painter Camille-Félix Bellanger
Camille Félix Bellanger (Paris, 1853 – Paris, 1923) was the brilliant student of Alexandre Cabanel and William Bouguereau at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts (School of Fine Art).
While working as a drawing teacher at the Saint-Cyr military academy, he depicted the Breton countryside and its inhabitants in his paintings and produced large canvases in the academic style idealising the reality of rural life.
These two portraits of the artist in his morning coat posing for a famous photographic studio, testify both to the social recognition achieved by Bellanger himself and to the social status of the artist in Republican society. There is no trace of artistic activity in these portraits, which portray the artist posing as a dignified bourgeois figure. They provide an insight into the process of photographic poses and studio portraiture which was so important in the late 19th century.
The Petit Palais collection contains an interesting group of "artists' studios" in which famous painters and sculptors of the Second Empire and Republic pose in all their finery. These "studios" are stripped of all trace of actual work and show the artists in formal wear, striking professional poses. A whole vision of artistic creation and the dignity of the artist is conveyed by these photographs disseminating the faces of "famous men", among which artists now feature.


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Luckily this problem don't happen so frequently, at least using stable kernel and distributions, but sometime your beloved Linux could go in "Kernel Panic".
A kernel panic is an action taken by an operating system upon detecting an internal fatal error from which it cannot safely recover. The term is largely specific to Unix and Unix-like systems; for Microsoft Windows operating systems the equivalent term is "stop error" (or, colloquially BSOD "Blue Screen of Death").
The kernel routines that handle panics, known as panic() in AT&T-derived and BSD Unix source code, are generally designed to output an error message to the console, dump an image of kernel memory to disk for post-mortem debugging and then either wait for the system to be manually rebooted, or initiate an automatic reboot.
The default it's to wait, so if this happen on one of your servers and you don't notice it all its services could stay down for some time, while using an automatic reboot the problem could be solved quickly.


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U.N. climate chief Yvo de Boer walks off the stage after the final press conference in Copenhagen Saturday Dec. 19, 2009. A final session of the climate conference delegates that lasted through the night casted doubt on whether the president of the conference, Danish Prime Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen, could declare the Copenhagen Accord approved. Several countries, including Bolivia, Venezuela and Sudan said the document is unacceptable because it lacks targets for reducing carbon emissions. (AP Photo/Peter Dejong)


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When we last left our self-absorbed posse from "Start-Ups: Silicon Valley," siblings Ben and Hermione had just engaged in a messy verbal throw-down. Can they recover and get past this? Or is their relationship -- and their start-up -- doomed?
We catch up with them at The Villa, where Hermy is wallowing in humiliation and self-pity.
"I totally embarrassed myself last night, in public, in front of everyone," she moans.
Ben tries his best to boost her spirits, while reminding her that they've got a lot of "bloody hard work" ahead of them.
Complicating matters, Hermy's 27th birthday is approaching and she's concerned that she doesn't have anyone to celebrate it with. Poor thing.
Well, it just so happens that Jay, Marcus and David are out shopping for a gift for sad little Hermy -- at a sex shop, of all places! Yes, they want to get a gag gift, but as David eyes all the vibrators and whips and harnesses and leather, he wonders, "What can we find that she doesn't already have?" (Oh, you naughty, Hermione! We never knew).
Jay, however, isn't quite convinced that this is the right gift idea. "Nothing good can come of this," he mutters. Little does he know that his words will turn out to be prophecy.
Meanwhile, Kim is at home in her apartment, facing her first day away from Ampush. Yes, it's terrifying to be jobless, but still, she's damn excited. She has Lauren and a couple of savvy business guys come over to drink some wine and discuss ideas for her company.
Kim explains that she wants to develop some kind of fashion-oriented website aimed at helping Gen Y women dress appropriately for "high-end events." But what to call it?
Kim, apparently a kick-butt gymnast as a kid, is thinking about naming it after some kind of Russian gymnastic move called the Shushkova (?). ...
Crickets ...
Her friends look on with blank faces and undoubtedly many viewers across America do as well. Is this the dumbest idea ever?
Kim then demonstrates a Shushkova (or whatever), doing some kind of weird handstand on her couch. It earns warm applause, but that doesn't mean she's Gabby Douglas -- or that she has a good domain name.
Later, David visits the folks at Appcelerator to drum up support for his fitness app and things are looking good. Jeff, the CEO, is willing to be his mentor and help recruit sponsors, but he demands that David commit himself to the project and get his butt into the office every day.
"You need to be accountable," Jeff says. "Help me help you." (To which we're thinking: David accountable? Really?)
The episode also spends a little time with Dwight, the least developed character on this silly reality show. And we can see why: Dwight spends some time with his parents in Los Gatos, who seem to have all the charisma of wheat grass. Dad talks about math stuff and "infinity" and we fight the urge to change the channel. Later in the hour, Dwight talks more about his car website and it feels like someone has put us in a sleeper hold. Damn, when this series started, we thought Dwight would be a blast to hang out with. Boy, were we wrong.
Luckily, we make our way to the Four Seasons, where we finally catch up with Sarah, who was almost a nonentity last week. Her absence had us wondering just how smart this show's producers are. How can you go almost an entire episode without your beautiful, sexy villain? That just defies every reality TV rule in the book!
Anyway, Sarah's getting her hair done in order to hang out later with Ben for what she swears isn't a date. But why, then, is she making her hair all pretty? "This is just the way I am," she explains.
The way Sarah is, also, is a little devious. She knows Hermione won't be pleased that she's getting together with her bro, so what does she do? She calls her to put her on board. Turns out that Hermy has already heard about it from Ben, who has labeled it a date.
"So, do you like my brother?" Hermy asks.
"No. We're just hanging out as friends."
"So, you're not attracted to him?"
"We're just hanging out as friends. ... I gotta go."
With that, Sarah and Ben peel off in Ben's fancy British car and wind up at a fair, where they play some games, down some really fatty fair food and go on some rides.
Ben delves into a touchy subject when he asks Sarah about the state of her rocky relationship with his sister. He says he'd really like the two girls to be close, as if there's a chance in hell for that.
Later, Ben and Sarah try out some mechanical bull-riding that consists of a lot of suggestive hip-thrusting and hard bouncing, leading Ben to worry about his sperm count. From there, it's on to the Ferris wheel, where Ben, now full of beer, makes his move and lays a big smooch on Sarah. She smiles and drinks in the kiss, even though Ben looks like a little goofball in his straw cowboy hat.
The next day (at least in TV time), we return to The Villa to celebrate the birthday of Hermione, who looks absolutely ravishing in a sweet pink dress and lofty blue pumps. The party is attended by all the usual suspects, as well as Michael and Amy, a couple of venture capitalists Ben hopes to impress.
When Sarah arrives, Hermione immediately wants to know all about her frenemy's non-date.
"Well, it kind of turned into a date," Sarah explains.
"Oh really," says Hermy. ... "Did you guys hook up?"
Talk about a really awkward conversation. Please move onto another subject. But, of course they don't. Hermione wants to know more and Sarah explains that she and Ben have "chemistry" together. Hermione then flashes a very fake smile, no doubt feeling the urge to squish Sarah under one of her blue pumps.
Please, bring on the gifts someone! That's the cue for the guys to hand Hermione the sex toys. Will she be offended?
Not only is Hermy not offended, she appears to be overjoyed. She straps on her new "equipment" and starts prancing around the yard, pretending to hump Jay and whoever she comes into contact with. (Much pixilation was deployed during the making of this scene).
Some of the guests yuck it up, but others look away in disgust.
That's when Ben calls Hermy aside to give her a good tongue-lashing.
"As funny as that was, it just cost us a half-million dollars," he says, referring to the venture capitalists, who apparently were appalled.
That brings us right back to where we were a week ago -- with the siblings going at it with bleep-filled rants. Hermy tells her brother that she's gotten to where she is today without him and he wonders if they can really work together.
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Is your desktop cluttered with files? Are you drowning in sticky notes? Boxes of note cards? 3-ring binders? Do you remember where to find that important web clipping? The briliiant idea or crucial instruction you scribbled on a piece of paper? Circus Ponies NoteBook is the award-winning application that helps Mac users manage all those bits of information that lack a good home. Whether it's the notes, clippings, and to dos of your life, or the e-mails, diagrams and spreadsheets of that important project, NoteBook helps you keep it all organized and accessible.
With NoteBook, you organize your information naturally, using a familiar notebook interface, complete with pages and tabs, sections and subsections. Add notes andother text. Drag in files and folders. Even "clip" web research, mail messages and other content into your Notebooks without leaving the application you're working in. Annotate your information with diagrams and sketches, highlighting and keywords. Take voice-annotated notes that you can download to your iPod. And protect private thoughts with passwords, covers, and encryption.
Find anything instantly using NoteBook's patented Multidexâ¢, that locates information based on what you remember about it: a name or number, the date you entered it, a keyword you assigned, even any combination. Then share it all by creating PDFs or publishing your Notebooks to the web, including direct web export to your MobileMe account.
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oops, v272 is available, not v72 as in my latest post, my fingers missed a stroke.
this is actually up to v72. I love Notebook, but wish it was possible to "Clip" from Firefox.
I write technical white papers. I use the "clipping" feature on a regular basis because it records the URL of where I clipped the information with the content I clipped.
I just bought this application yesterday (2008-06-28) and I'm happy to have an app using the notebook metaphor. I just bought a mac for the first time a month ago, and one of the programs I miss is MS' OneNote. The metaphor is perfect for projects and such where you want to gather lots of disparate information in one place. Certainly, you can create a folder on the hard drive, and populate it with text files and spreadsheets and databases and images, and if that's how you want to do it, more power to you, but there is a benefit to gathering that data into one interface for reading and annotating.
Speaking of, I like that right next to an image or text entry I can make a voice recording for explaining something or annotating it. With any luck, video recording will be a feature added at some point. That's my hope!
I would also like to point out that I wrote an email to the company yesterday and today, a Sunday, the weekend, I received back a response from the owner. That is FANTASTIC customer service. Hear me again: FANTASTIC! I've recently endured a spate of bad customer service, so I can honestly tell you how refreshing it is to work with a responsive company.
At the moment, the only thing about NoteBook that I would like to see added, and which I miss from OneNote, is the ability to click anywhere on a page and begun typing or pasting images. That kind of flexibility to write anywhere on a page only enhances the sense that one is writing on paper. A new version is about to come out, so unless this is already planned, I will have to wait for a .5 or higher upgrade most likely--if ever, but one can hope, and with this company, that hope is well founded!
I heartily recommend this application for anyone looking for a notebook application!
After spending days recovering from three Microsoft Office/Entourage crashes, I was determined to find a better solution to keep track of my projects. I remembered a friend had suggested CircusPonies (it's not a name you easily forget!). So, I tried out the software, and it is amazing. I love the way it synchs with iCal and the way you can refer to e-mails in your to-do lists. You can look at your data in a bunch of different ways, too, which I find extremely helpful. If my kids are home and phone calls are out of the question, I'll look to see what e-mails I have to write. Or sometimes I search by "due date" or project name. The choices are quite extensive. The program is very easy to learn, and they offer great video tutorials. I HIGHLY recommend this software. Oh, and it's inexpensive, as well.
NB is simply the app to record the info I need when maintaining friends' websites. From Host login/pws, to FTP pws and server addys, to domain renewal date reminder, NB now stores them in one neat little package.
No more Text file/stickies bunched up in folders.
Small tip: the Return and Enter keys do not behave the same: Return key creates a new cell thus a new bullet point (if enabled) while the Enter key acts as a line break.
Seriously worth your time to look at it, download the free trial, and if you don't like it I'll refund your money. LOL
Notebook is a program I have been looking for for years. I switched back to mac from PC because of it. I use it in my law practice. It is great for organizing witness examinations especially if you use the the one topic per page method (Cross Examination by Pozner & Dodd). One can have an image of the exhibit on the same page in the trial notebook where one writes questions.
This is a program every student should buy with their Mac
shanshuprophecy - poor you! You were in "list mode". NoteBook gives you a choice - list or paragraph mopde. This changes what the return key does. You can swap between modes as your needs suit.
NoteBook is extremely powerful with lots of options and features. Sometimes it can take a little experimenting and experience to figure out how to make the mpost of the tool. The developer provides excellent customer support and there's a user forum waiting to answer questions, and help you learn - and get the most our of NoteBook!
This app is a great idea but I found it a bit touchy and difficult to use. When trying to write a simple paragraph with more than 1 sentence for example, I couldn't get NOTEBOOK to stop putting each line in a separate point. I have recently tried NOTETAKER http://www.aquaminds.com/download.jsp
which is a similar, filebinder app that seems to do all that this app claims to do with far more ease ...
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ROCHESTER — The Rochester Historical Society will remember Rochester School Days on Thursday, Jan. 10, at 7 p.m. at the museum on Hanson Street. The program will include a slide show from the Spaulding High School class of 1942 and a DVD presentation from the Spaulding High School class of 1960, as well as pictures from the museum's collection of Rochester schools, teachers, and students.
All are welcome to attend. There is no charge for admission. Refreshments will follow the meeting.
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There was a special meeting Tuesday night in St. James to decide whether or not a cold storage facility could be added onto the already existing fire hall.
The request to expand the existing structure was approved unanimously earlier in the day by the St. James Planning commission. There was just one phone call regarding the expansion and after explaining what the expansion would involve, there were no residential issues with the project.
Volunteers from the fire department will do most of the work to build the structure, with the concrete work being done by professionals. There was some hesitation in allowing volunteers to do the work on the project. Council members were unsure that volunteers would be covered in the event of an accident.
City Attorney Steve Sunde assured council members that because the fire department personnel are considered city employees there would be no liability issues. All of the volunteers are covered under workman comp. With this assurance and the assurance that no other volunteers would be used, the city council voted unanimously to allow for the expansion of the building.
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Sales, Profits Topping Views, But Guidance Gloomy
Most companies are besting analyst estimates so far this earnings season — but they're also trying to keep future expectations in check.
Roughly two-thirds of the 54 companies in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index that had reported results this earnings season as of Thursday have posted revenue and profits that topped the mean view of analysts, according to FactSet Research Systems.
But just one of the 11 companies that have provided earnings guidance for the current quarter has projected per-share profits above the mean Wall Street estimate, FactSet said.
So far, the blended earnings growth for the companies that had reported is 1.9% on sales that are 2.2% higher.
Another 80 companies in the S&P 500 will report results during the holiday-shortened week beginning on Tuesday, the firm said.