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The summary below is from the full report titled "Extended-Duration Venous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis in Acutely Ill Medical Patients With Recently Reduced Mobility. A Randomized Trial." It is in the 6 July 2010 issue of Annals of Internal Medicine (volume 153, pages 8-18). The authors are R.D. Hull, S.M. Schellong, V.F. Tapson, M. Monreal, M.M. Samama, P. Nicol, E. Vicaut, A.G. Turpie, and R.D. Yusen, for the EXCLAIM (Extended Prophylaxis for Venous ThromboEmbolism in Acutely Ill Medical Patients With Prolonged Immobilization) study.
Patients who have had major surgery or who are seriously ill are often bedbound during their illness. When patients are bedbound, blood flow in the legs slows, and they are more likely to develop blood clots. Doctors often give a blood thinner known as "low-molecular-weight heparin" to prevent clots. However, this drug also causes bleeding. Researchers have shown that receiving low-molecular-weight heparin for 1 month after surgery reduces more blood clots and is about as safe as receiving it for a week. It is unclear whether receiving the therapy for longer periods is similarly effective and safe in persons who are bedbound because they are seriously ill, not because they required surgery.
To see whether giving low-molecular-weight heparin for an additional month to persons who are bedbound because they are seriously ill prevents more blood clots and is as safe as giving it for 1 to 2 weeks.
5963 participants who were bedbound and hospitalized because of serious illness at 370 hospitals.
The researchers gave all the study participants low-molecular-weight heparin for 1 to 2 weeks. Then, half of the patients, chosen at random, received an additional 3 to 4 weeks of low-molecular-weight heparin; the other half received placebo. The researchers followed each group for 6 months to see how many participants developed blood clots or had serious bleeding events.
Participants who received low-molecular-weight heparin for the additional month had fewer blood clots. These patients bled more, but the additional treatment prevented more blood clots than it caused bleeding. When the researchers looked closely at their findings, they discovered that the benefits of the additional treatment were greater than its harms only for women, persons older than 75 years, and those who were so sick that they were not allowed to leave their bed, even to use the bathroom.
When the researchers initially conducted the study, they found that the additional month of treatment was not effective at preventing clots and caused more bleeding than placebo. They then recruited persons who were at even higher risk for blood clots to see whether additional treatment might be more helpful. As a result, these findings apply only to persons who have the highest risk for blood clots.
Compared with treatment for 1 to 2 weeks, low-molecular-weight heparin therapy for an additional month is probably more beneficial than harmful for women, patients older than 75 years, and those who are hospitalized and so sick that they cannot or are not allowed to leave their bed.
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Curtis has served since 2005 as pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, Worden, Ill., and Zion Lutheran Church, Carpenter, Ill. He was assistant pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, Burr Ridge, Ill., from 2004 to 2005, and served as an adjunct professor of theology at Concordia University Chicago, River Forest, Ill., in 2005.
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LAKELAND | Publix is officially open for business in North Carolina.
The Lakeland-based grocer is scheduled to open its first North Carolina store this morning in Charlotte's Ballantyne community.
"The opening of a new division, the first in more than 20 years, is a significant time in our company's history," said Publix spokeswoman Kim Reynolds, in an e-mail to The Ledger. "The opening of our first store in North Carolina has been long anticipated by associates and customers alike."
Publix has an aggressive growth plan for North Carolina. The chain has announced plans for 12 stores in the state, with several locations concentrated in the Charlotte area that will open by late 2015. Additional stores are planned for Asheville, Cary, Concord and Winston-Salem.
Publix has not expanded to a new state since 2002, when the company entered Tennessee. Publix's new division office in Charlotte will oversee stores in North Carolina, and most of the chain's locations in South Carolina.
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Merrill Lynch downgraded BellSouth (BLS ), Verizon (VZ ) and SBC Communications (SBC ).
Analyst Adam Quinton says the decline in BellSouth was due to weak Latin American businesses, which fell 19.8% year over year to $538 million, as well as weak U.S. demand and share loss impacts.
Quinton says BellSouth has a strong balance sheet and trades on a low double-digit price-earnings ratio. He says the company also is generating cash and is committed to a share buyback. Still, he says second quarter results point to weaker outlook into the longer term. He notes the slowdown at BellSouth has implications for other regional bell operating carriers in the longer term as well.


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The Sikeston Department of Public Safety has heard quite a few comments recently regarding golf carts, all-terrain vehicles, utility vehicles and scooters, according to a Friday news release from DPS, with several residents questioning whether it is legal to drive those vehicles on city streets or not.
"Everyone is familiar with the common golf cart, electric or motorized," said Sgt. Jim McMillen, public information officer for DPS. "ATVs are generally described as a vehicle traveling on three or four wheels, having a dry weight of less than 1,000 pounds, a seat designed to be straddled by the operator and having handlebars for steering." Examples are three wheelers, four wheelers, and go-carts.
Utility vehicles are generally described as any motorized vehicle with four to six wheels, under 1,850 pounds and used primarily used for landscaping, lawn care, or maintenance purposes, according to McMillen, such as the Polaris Ranger, Kawasaki Mule, and the John Deere Gator.
"All of these vehicles ... are generally treated the same way when it comes to operating them on city streets," McMillen said. "First, you must have a valid operator's license to take these onto the road. Secondly, you will be arrested if you are driving them while intoxicated or if your license is suspended or revoked."
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Laboratory analysis of different forms of vitamin K will be conducted in selected foods obtained through collaboration with the USDA Nutrient and Data Laboratory (NDL), as part of the Food and Nutrient Analysis Program. Priorities for food analysis will include dietary supplements, food purchased in family style restaurants, foods common to the Hispanic/Latino diet, and foods associated with high calorie diets. Food composition data will be transferred to the NDL for entry into national food composition databases. To identify dietary and non-dietary factors that determine how much vitamin K obtained from foods is utilized, we will apply stable isotope techniques to measures of vitamin K metabolism. Data obtained from ongoing metabolic studies in men and women, in addition to pilot feasibility studies, will be used to refine the study design to test the response of these measures to intake of different vitamin K-rich food sources. Animal models will be used to identify tissue-specific effects of interactions between vitamin K and other fat-soluble vitamins, with an emphasis on vitamins A and D. To identify mechanisms of action for vitamin K other than its classic role as an enzyme cofactor, urinary and serum levels of vitamin K metabolites will be measured in response to vitamin K supplementation using archived samples from human and animal studies. We will then focus on the role of different forms of vitamin K in inflammation through the inactivation of nuclear receptors in macrophages.


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Cemetery headstones also known as memorial headstones and grave headstones have changed dramatically in the past few decades, but they remain the most popular way the world has ever known to permanently memorialize deceased loved-ones.
While the tradition of cemetery headstones is about as old as mankind, the style of most of today's cemetery headstones differs a great deal from the cemetery headstones of days gone by. Today's cemetery headstones still serve the same overall purpose as cemetery headstones of previous generations -- to mark graves and to memorialize the dead. But the look is starkly different. Cemetery headstones of yesteryear were usually large, up-right pieces of sculpted stone that had written information about the people whose graves they marked. By contrast, today's cemetery headstones are smaller, simpler, plaque-like pieces made of bronze, granite, or a combination of the two, and are displayed directly on the ground at the head of graves. The more elaborate "up-right" cemetery headstones are still in use today, but mostly as markers of multiple graves (such as a family's plot), while the smaller, modern cemetery headstones are used to mark individual graves. A variation of the new style of cemetery headstones (called a companion cemetery headstone) is often used, also, to mark the graves of couples who spent large portions of their lives together.
Although the styles have changed over the years, the tradition of cemetery headstones is as strong as ever. Following centuries of tradition, in cultures all across the globe, most people alive today can expect to be remembered through the ages by cemetery headstones personalized to include their names, dates of birth and death, special designs, and other relevant information. Even people whose bodies have been cremated (a tradition whose popularity is increasing dramatically) are often memorialized with cemetery headstones installed in their family cemetery plots. This is in keeping with the advice of many psychologists who say that, even if a person's ashes are scattered at sea, having a specific, special place in which to memorialize a loved-one is an important part of any family's grieving. Cemetery headstones, of course, establish that place.
Today's cemetery headstones usually come in two varieties: bronze and granite. Bronze cemetery headstones typically include bronze plates with special memorial designs and lettering that names the deceased as well as the dates of birth and death. These plates are then attached to granite bases and then installed in cemeteries as beautiful grave headstones. Granite cemetery headstones, meanwhile, are formed from one of the world's oldest and strongest natural materials, which has been shaped, polished and chiseled into a cemetery headstone that will certainly last for ages.
Besides their obvious emotional value, cemetery headstones are also valuable to historians who often need to document people's lives for decades, or even centuries, after death have occurred. The study construction of cemetery headstones assures that people will be remembered for such documentation long after the elements have destroyed paper records or technology has made electronic records obsolete.


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Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone has said that fans want to see four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel lose to make Grand Prix more exciting.
The Red Bull racer was reportedly booed at some races last season when he won 13 of the 19 races.
According to News.com.au, Vettel had failed to complete a single lap in testing at the Bahrain circuit amid a host of other problems which Red Bull has faced this season during their testing sessions.
However, Ecclestone has said that loosing a Grand Prix would make it more exciting for the fans as they are tired of watching the Formula One star win races, the report added.
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One of the biggest reasons my wife and I fell in love with using the steam cleaner was that it used no harsh chemicals that end up staining your clothes or making you feel light-headed and nauseous after a few hours of cleaning. Another huge plus is that your hands do not get really dried out like they do when you use bleach or other chemicals. The ability to just clean with just the pressure and heat of H2O without worrying about our dog coming through later and ingesting the harmful agents is quite liberating!
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I spent a good portion of the car ride from yesterday's blogger meetup picking Sophia's brain about the uses for Gochujang (Korean red pepper paste). She had some wonderful suggestions (like peanut butter sauce, mmmm) and got my confidence going to whip something up.
Another new to me product, sent by Eco Vegan:
Began by cooking some onions with the "Orientals' Joy"
Once the soy nuggets browned on one side, I combined a squirt of Gochujang with an almost empty jar of crushed garlic, some Tamari, and hot water.
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Add bok choy and toss to coat til wilted.
YUM – I'm so used to the same old stir fry coming from my kitchen that it felt like I was eating from a restaurant! The fake meat reminded me a lot of stuff I've had at Happy Family in Monterey Park or Zen Palate in NYC.
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For some teams it can be difficult to win a rival game during the season. And with adjustments and new strategies it can be nearly impossible to do it twice, especially when the first meeting was nearly a tossup. The 2011 5A state champion Norland Vikings, found out just how tough it could be after losing to their district runner-ups the Jackson Generals last Friday night in the 5A regional semifinals at North Miami Stadium 30-21. Generals quarterback, Quinton Winkie Flowers, led his team to victory with three touchdown passes all to receiver Vincent Hall for 190 yards, and ran in a 35-yard touchdown himself. In the teams previous meeting Flowers only threw for 29 yards. We [knew] they were going to play even harder and we would have to match their intensity, Norland head coach Daryle Heidelberg said. It was a struggle. The Vikings came within two after a 23-7 deficit with consecutive touchdowns: a one yard scamper by quarterback Taron James and on a 19-yard pass from James to Kendrick Edwards. But after a failed two point conversion to tie the game, Flowers sealed the deal on a 15-yard pass to Hall. The win propels the Generals (7-4) to the regional finals for the first time since 2006 and proves that season play does not predict playoff potential. The Vikings (9-3) won the season matchup 22-3, in a game that both teams struggled to advance the ball, together only earning 18 first downs in the game. The Generals, determined to change the course after last years loss to the Vikings in the regional semis and during the season, play Glades Central (9-4) in the regional finals at Dr. Effie Grear Stadium (Belle Glades) Friday at 7:30 p.m. By Akilah firstname.lastname@example.com


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These 4 London Restaurants offer not only amazing food and service but an exclusive interior design that makes them different from the rest of the restaurants and attracts customers over the years. The interior in every one of them creates a certain mood achieved by different lighting schemes, custom made furniture and dramatic themes.
1. Nobu London Berkeley Street is one of the city's most fashionable restaurants. It is owned by Japanese celebrity sushi chief Nobu Matsuhisa, Robert de Niro and restaurateur Drew Nieporent. It was designed by designer David Collins and inspired by the natural curves and silhouettes of Japanese woods and forests.
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2. The £25 million restaurant and club DSTRKT in London offers not only exclusive blend of continental cuisine but spectacular interior, designed by the Bulgarian design company IDEA. The venue was voted Best New Restaurant and Club 2012. The design company IDEA has created the lighting, interior design and the whole layout of the space. The focal point in the restaurant is a giant chandelier created by abstract hand-blown crystal forms fitted with LED pixels.
3. The restaurateur Mourad Mazouz with the help of the designers Noe Duchaufour Lawrance and Gabhan O'Keefe have created Sketch which is a complex and unique venue – a travel in space and time – opened in 2002. It is a combination of 2 restaurants, 2 bars and a patisserie. The renovation of the Grade II listed building took two years and around £10 million to be completed. They have kept the skylights, the mosaic floors and the murals.
– The Gallery is a restaurant that operates as a video-art gallery during the day. All the walls are covered with padded leather panels.
– The Lecture room has been designed by interior designer Gabhan O'Keefe who created a sophisticated and exclusive dining room. The armchairs are custom-made, covered in chenille.
The East Bar was designed by Noe Duchaufour Lawrance. The unisex rest room of the bar has a unique futuristic design. There are separate enclosures made of opalescent fiberglass.
– The Parlor is the ground floor patisserie which turns into a cocktail bar after 6 pm. Its style is quirky and eccentric where a variety of Louis XV style chairs have been upholstered in textured velvet by Droog Design.
– The Glade is a woodland bar where the customers can be served afternoon tea, comfort food or evening cocktails. It has been created by Carolyn Quartermaine and Didier Mahieu. Their enchanted decoupage fairy tale forest is combined with 50s rattan furniture from South of France.
4. Beach Blanket Babylon is a restaurant that was established first in Notting Hill, London in 1990 and then after its success another restaurant opened doors in Shoreditch. It is a venue that combines everything from a restaurant and a bar to a club where no membership is necessary. Beach Blanket Babylon Shoreditch occupies several floors with lots of intimate spaces blending Boho Chic, French Country and Rococco style.
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When I came to work as a customer service assistant at Snaresbrook Tube station last summer, the room to the side of the westbound platform was completely bland. I had all these posters left over from an exhibition we'd done at Loughton station, further east up the Central line, where I worked before, so I put a few of them up. They're a mix of British Rail and Underground, but they're all art deco, with beautiful colours.
Then people started asking me about them. One chap came through and said: "I love that, where can I buy it?" I took it off the wall and said: "You can have it." A couple of other chaps wanted some; I think it's to do with the colours, like when you see a fruit machine. My stock got depleted so I decided that since I had all the posters on a disc, I'd project the images on to the wall.
I got hold of a projector and set it all up. Then I thought of two journeys that I'd filmed, so I put them on too. The main footage I show at the moment is the driver's eye view from Epping, and I've also got some footage from old trains, including some of steam locos. It's just rocketed from there.
Passengers see the footage for a couple of minutes while they're waiting on the platform. Dads hold up little kids to watch. There were some schoolgirls and when they first saw it, they were saying, "that's awesome!" I've even had people coming up and taking videos and I had some students in who want to come and interview and film me for some graduate work. I thought, that's good – I'm coming to the end of my career and theirs is starting. As long as I get even one or two people a day interested, I think yeah, that's alright.
But it's not just trains; it can be planes, cars… anything. Sunday is Spitfire day. Hopefully people will get involved with bringing photographs and films. I've got a racing driver friend, and I'm going to ask him if he's taken footage going round the circuit.
One woman said she'll bring me two photos of one of Gresley's A4 locomotives, the fastest steam locomotives ever, sitting at Chingford station. I thought no, not Chingford, because it's only a little branch line out from Liverpool Street and these were mainline express. But she says it's definitely Chingford, taken in the 1930s.
I've even got a film made by one lady, it's about a chap who's lost his voice and finds it in a teapot. It's a bit surreal and it's not train-related at all. I made a little poster up for her.
I'm thinking of putting in a flat screen television so I can run the tapes in daylight. With summer coming it's hard to project in the day. At the start, when I put a few pictures of old steam trains on the window, the guv'nor said, "that's alright, as long as you don't hide behind them". But they didn't know about the cinema until they started getting emails about it. It was too late then! I've got away with murder, actually.
London Underground is using it in a positive way now; it's on the front of the staff magazine.
I've always loved trains. I've worked at stations for 20 years and I spent 13 as a guard on the trains, so this is my 33rd year. My son and daughter are on the railway too, but I don't think it's because they like railways; they're just happy to get a job. I'm the only one that loves them. I'm just a nutter – that's what my granddaughters call me, anyway.
I'll keep this little room going as long as I can. It's putting the station on the map. It's all about getting people involved, and it's good vibes for the railway. It's not corporate and the bosses might let me get away with it for a couple of years, but once I retire, that'll be the end.
I'm quite fascinated by people being so into it. I suppose it's because it's different, but I don't know. You can't explain people, can you?
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February 22, 2007
More than a million people in the US are living with HIV or AIDS, and at least 2000 of them are in the Augusta area.
Health officials say a lack of funding and awareness is leading to a growing number of HIV cases locally each year.
With the number of HIV and AIDS cases in the Augusta area increasing each year, Richmond County's public health educator Sandra Wimberly is increasing the time she spends in schools talking about it.
"What is frightening about this is that our younger population is becoming more infected with HIV," she said.
"I'm here to tell you, it does not matter if you come from a house off the hill or under the 13th Street Bridge. You can drive a Jaguar or you can ride a bicycle. It can happen to you," Wimberly said.
"It seems as though there's a hush-hush about it in this area," said Noah Williams. Noah is HIV positive and goes along with Wimberly to educate people about AIDS. "People don't want to talk about it. People are afraid to mention it," he said.
Mayor Deke Copenhaver has held several town hall meetings on HIV and AIDS. He's now looking to fight for federal funding to provide better patient care and to raise awareness through billboards and public service announcements.
A new HIV grant just awarded to MCG may be the biggest step for the community so far. Some of the money will fund a group known as the Ryan White Team for the next five years.
"We're really excited about our new grant," said Larry Howell of the Ryan White Team. "It was a competitive process and we were awarded $4.8 million."
"We go to gay bars, we go to churches, we go to any areas that invite us to do testing," Howell said.
The rest goes to the college to provide medicine and care for the nearly one thousand patients they see each year...even those uninsured.
Up until this point, Noah says for many getting help wasn't easy.
With heightened awareness about prevention and more testing, the hope is that the number of cases will begin to decline.
If you or your church, school, or organization wants to set up free testing with the Ryan White Team, contact MCG.


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By Scott M. Johnson Herald Writer
SEATTLE — The last time the University of Washington women's basketball team was on a court, the Huskies finished off one of their most satisfying wins of the season. UW knocked off USC and spoiled the Trojans' hopes of separating from a crowded middle of the Pacific-12 Conference.
"It's exciting anytime you win a game," said senior Mollie Williams, the star of that game for UW. "As a player, you always want to win; you never want to lose. It boosts us up, and it might have knocked them back, and that makes it a little better."
And yet the Huskies, who have once again been relegated to the role of spoilers, aren't looking at the final seven games of their regular season as a chance to knock down opponents. UW (12-9 overall, 4-7 in the Pacific-12 Conference) is just hoping to keep things moving forward.
"Finally, we got one of those gritty ones," Williams said of the 67-61 win over USC. "Hopefully, that can carry over."
Winning close games has been a problem for UW for most of this season. Five of the Huskies' nine losses have come by fewer than six points or in overtime.
Two of those losses came in Oregon, against opponents that the Huskies will see again this week. The Oregon Ducks (13-10, 5-6) are in town tonight, while Oregon State will come calling on Saturday.
Williams isn't making any predictions on whether the win over USC will send the Huskies into a hot streak, but she does want to close out in style.
"This is my senior year, so I want to go out with a bang," she said. "But we're not thinking that far ahead. We're taking it step by step, and hopefully that way I'll end my career on a good note."
Former UW player Kayla Burt, a graduate of Arlington High School, is scheduled to be honored during tonight's game. Burt, whose UW career came to an abrupt end after she went into cardiac arrest on New Years Eve 2002, now does work with a heart-awareness group called Hope Heart Institute.


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Snowflakes, Op.47 (Grechaninov, Aleksandr)
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We were going to start this post by saying that If you are going to be in Toronto on February 15th, we'd love to have you attend our workshop on Social Media, Crowdsourcing and Microvolunteering for Charities and Non-profits. BUT – we can't. Its completely SOLD OUT – which happened the last time we ran these workshops. We'll be back though.
So FYI – we are hosting this workshop as part of Social Media Week in Toronto, which runs from February 13-17. The workshop will run from 8:30-10:30am and will be a combination of seminar and discussion so that everyone can learn from the experiences of their peers.
About the Workshop
The last time we held this event, we had to add a second session – and that still wasn't enough to accommodate the demand, so we figured, why not offer the workshop again! Times (and technology) are changing. Social media and crowdsourcing/crowdfunding have helped a number of charities and non-profits recruit volunteers and achieve results. If you're interested in any of these topics and want to learn more about how your charity or non-profit can benefit from crowdsourcing, crowdfunding and social media, we strongly suggest attending this workshop.
The workshop will cover topics such as:
- Social media and its impact on fundraising and volunteer recruitment efforts
- Crowdsourcing and Crowdfunding – what are they and how can you use them
- Fundchange.com – what is it and how can you participate
- Koodonation.com – what is it and how can you take advantage of its community of micro volunteers
- Project based fundraising and micro-volunteering, as well as trends in this direction
- Options for engaging a new generation of donors or volunteers
The speakers leading the session include:
- Claire Kerr – Director of Digital Philanthropy, Artez Interactive
- Jennifer Robertson – Director of Communications, Koodo
- Paul Dombowsky – founder of Fundchange, CEO of Ideavibes
For more information, visit: http://socialmediaweek.org/event/?event_id=1482
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text: We can neither change the past nor relive our lives. We have a choice as we look back on our lives. We can dwell on ourselves, on our mistakes and sins. We can berate ourselves for doing some bad things and forget God's loving mercy. But we can also realize that in the midst of mistakes, we have tried to do good and to love the Lord, imperfectly though that may have been.None of us lives perfectly; we don't even come close. But with whom did Jesus feel the most comfortable? Was it those who thought they were perfect? Just the opposite: He felt most at home with sinners. We have to realize that Jesus is at home with us who fail. And failure is and has been part of our journey. We must never forget that what God loves to do most of all is to forgive. We have all experienced that gift many times.I know that we cannot see who we really are; only God sees us in complete truth. We think if we could live our lives over, we would do better. But that is only pride. Actually, we would live them very much the same. In the end, to bystanders, the whole ministry of Jesus appeared to be a failure, a colossal flop. He was abandoned by his closest followers, captured and condemned by his own people, executed by the power of Rome. Who stood by him at the foot of the Cross? His mother and a few faithful women, themselves converted sinners. Jesus' apparent failure was, in fact, the ultimate success, even in his terrible death. You and I and the whole universe were redeemed.In the end, we can only thank the Lord for the gift of life he has given us, be aware and sorry for our failures, thank him for all he has done in us, with us, and through us for others. In the end, isn't that what our whole journey has been? A walk of faith and our trust that we belong to God and that Jesus died for us?


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BofA's Acquisition of Merrill Lynch: From Good to Worse
If Bank of America did not know how much trouble it was taking on in the Merrill Lynch acquisition, it was the only one.
Bank of America is seeking billions of dollars from the U.S. Treasury in order to remain well-capitalized enough to buy Merrill Lynch. As our colleagues wrote in a front-page article today, "Discussions over these funds began in mid-December when Bank of America approached the Treasury Department. The bank, already the recipient of $25 billion in committed federal rescue funds, said that it was unlikely to complete its Jan. 1 purchase of the ailing Wall Street securities firm because of Merrill's larger-than-expected losses in the fourth quarter, according to a person familiar with the talks."
"The news does not come as a surprise given the high-risk profile/exposures attached to the MER transaction combined with the thin core capital levels at BAC," Credit Suisse analysts wrote tartly on Thursday. "Why are we still recommending this stock? Because we have a death wish…Just kidding," wrote NAB Research. "The inevitable question for Ken Lewis is: Why didn't you do the deal this way to begin with?"
Investors might ask the same thing. Lewis's optimistic statements on the deal throughout left investors ill-prepared to expect potential losses so severe that the U.S. Treasury would have to step in with additional funds.
Deal Journal compares Lewis's optimistic statements with analyst comments and other expectations of trouble around the deal.
On the Sept. 15 acquisition call Lewis was asked about Bank of America's due diligence on the acquisition, given that it was only negotiated within 48 hours.
Joe Price, the CFO of Bank of America, replied with lavish assurances that BofA had done its homework:
We have had a tremendous amount of historical knowledge, both as a competitor with Merrill Lynch, but also have reviewed and analyzed the company over the years.
As Ken referenced, we did have an adviser several among them, JC Flowers with pretty extensive knowledge of the company. And while none of us like the market turmoil we have been through in the last year, it has caused us all to be much more attuned to the quality of particular name credits and/or other asset classes, so it's not as if we don't have a very significant knowledge of the markets around the asset classes that are most problematic.
In addition, as you would expect, we deployed the team that we would ordinarily deploy in these types of situations, which had well over 45 people from our team on site as well as others off site, outside counsel, and the like. So collectively with that group and quite frankly, the progress that Merrill Lynch had made in reducing the risk exposures such, and analyzing them and having all of that laid out, given the efforts that the management team has made over the last period, made it possible for us.
Lewis kicked in, "In comparing it to a previous review… it was night and day, that John [Thain] and his team had made incredible progress since the first time they had looked at it."
Press Conference, Sept. 15
Ken Lewis bragged about not needing government funds: "Well, first of all, I've had a lot of conversations with Secretary Paulson over the last week or so about the Lehman issue and ideas that we had, but I will leave those to just to be in private. But we have asked for no relief, no capital relief on this deal."
Lewis discussed the work of one of his advisers, Chris Flowers: "J.C. Flowers or Chris Flowers is someone we've known for quite some time. We've done several deals with him. We know his firm very well, and it was fortunate that we did because his firm — he and his firm had done quite an amount of due diligence on Merrill Lynch fairly recently, and it was very, very extensive. They had looked at the marks very comprehensively, so this allowed us to have him and team as an adviser, and just update the information they already had. So that was one of the key ingredients to being able to do this as quickly as we did….I will say that Chris [Flowers'] comment was 'it's night and day from the time we first looked at it to now.' He was very complimentary of what John [Thain] and his team had done in terms of dramatically reducing the marks, in many cases not only — not reducing the marks but getting rid of the assets, which is the best thing to do, so a much lower risk profile than he'd seen earlier on….We actually thought Merrill Lynch's capital structure was very good and had a lot more of a base of common equity than some others we had seen, so it looks good."
On the Oct. 6 third-quarter earnings call, just after BofA had raised $10 billion in the market, an analyst asked the executives if they would need more money to cover the Merrill Lynch acquisition. Price indicated he expected no surprises: "We have considered the Merrill deal in our [intentions] here so that the numbers we were talking about as I've mentioned in the prepared remarks covered our anticipated needs from a Merrill standpoint."
On Dec. 6, Citigroup analysts, warned investors to expect, "mark to market losses on high risk assets–Combined BAC and MER held $56 billion of 'high-risk' assets as of 9/30/08. Given swift declines in the equity and structured product markets, we estimate BAC will see over $1.5 billion in marks during 4Q, assuming market conditions don't improve, while MER positions could see $3.6 billion in losses."
On Dec. 16, Standard & Poor's cut its rating on Bank of America to a hold from a buy, reasoning that Bank of America's 35,000 job cuts, or roughly 10% of employees, "are proof that '09 is shaping up to be a tougher year than management previously expected. We are also wary of BAC's tangible capital levels, which are significantly lower than those of peers. BAC may be forced to cut its dividend once again to preserve equity and it may have to raise additional equity capital should levels deteriorate further."
By the time the deal closed on January 1, analysts were openly skeptical. Sanford C. Bernstein analyst Brad Hintz wrote:
From BAC's point of view Merrill Lynch may look less attractive as Mr. Lewis's management team realizes that they have purchased a massive portfolio of troubled asset classes (residential and commercial mortgages, RMBS, CMBS, leveraged loans and CDOs) and significant CDO underwriter's liability claims. Certainly there is concern that Merrill's troubled assets and counterparty exposure could continue to drive new writedowns for Bank of America after the MER acquisition closes and that unhappy purchasers of MER's 2005-2006 CDOs will likely bring substantial claims against BAC under sections 11 and 12(2) of the Securities Act of 1933.
Fitch Ratings, which applauded the deal, also said this month:
BAC continues to face mark-to-market pressures in its holdings of ABS CDOs, and in leveraged loans and commercial mortgage related assets held for sale. In its loan portfolio, BAC has needed to build provisions to cope with weakening trends in home equity loans, credit cards, and homebuilder-related credits. While the portion of the commercial and industrial loan portfolio not related to homebuilder finance has performed well to date, asset quality in this portfolio may also weaken as the economic downturn progresses.
On Jan. 6, Lewis said he would take no bonus after five straight quarters of declining profit.
On Jan. 14: Sandler O'Neill analyst Jeff Harte said the Merrill deal "significantly increases BAC's exposure to currently depressed capital markets related revenues" and cut his estimates on Bank of America earnings.


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Studio Three, EMI Studios, Abbey Road
Producer: George Martin
Engineer: Geoff Emerick
The Beatles had begun work on All You Need Is Love on 14 June 1967. Five days later they continued recording.
The first task of the day was for the previous session's reduction mix to be copied to a new tape reel. Overdubs were then added to the three empty tracks.
Piano, banjo and percussion were recorded on track two. The piano was played by producer George Martin, and John Lennon played the banjo.
Vocals went onto tracks three and four, including the "love, love, love" parts and Lennon's vocals in the choruses.


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Issue No.03 - May-June (2007 vol.24)
pp: 226-234
Jing Wang , Texas A&M University
Duncan M. (Hank) Walker , Texas A&M University
Xiang Lu , P.A. Semi
Ananta Majhi , NXP Semiconductors
Bram Kruseman , NXP Semiconductors
Guido Gronthoud , NXP Semiconductors
Luis Elvira Villagra , NXP Semiconductors
Paul J.A.M. van de Wiel , NXP Semiconductors
Stefan Eichenberger , NXP Semiconductors
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/MDT.2007.76
Excessive power supply noise can affect path delay in ICs. Silicon results show that filling of don't-care bits in test patterns can cause as much as 15% delay variation. Such extra delay may cause overkill during delay test. This article describes two types of low-cost noise models, compares them in model accuracy and application, and provides directions for model improvement. Excessive noise may come from compaction or filling during delay test generation. Experiments show how noise varies with different filling approaches, and how compaction is affected when the noise level for compacted tests is constrained.
delay test, power supply noise model, compaction, filling
Jing Wang, Duncan M. (Hank) Walker, Xiang Lu, Ananta Majhi, Bram Kruseman, Guido Gronthoud, Luis Elvira Villagra, Paul J.A.M. van de Wiel, Stefan Eichenberger, "Modeling Power Supply Noise in Delay Testing", IEEE Design & Test of Computers, vol.24, no. 3, pp. 226-234, May-June 2007, doi:10.1109/MDT.2007.76


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Definition of promise in English:
1A declaration or assurance that one will do a particular thing or that a particular thing will happen: what happened to all those firm promises of support? [with clause]: he took my fax number with the promise that he would send me a drawing [with infinitive]: I did not keep my promise to go home early
More example sentences
- We have been hearing the same promises and assurances for more than 10 years now.
- It has failed to receive firm guarantees or promises from either side.
- All the promises, all the assurances, were broken.
word (of honor), assurance, pledge, vow, guarantee, oath, bond, undertaking, agreement, commitment, contract, covenant
1.1The quality of potential excellence: he showed great promise even as a junior officer
More example sentences
- In a statement to the US Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs, quoted by Reuters, Pardew described the country as a nation of great promise and potential.
- Of course, the flip side of such promise is the potential for humiliation.
- Narratives of progress and development are rooted deeply in the potential and promise of the West's best ideals and traditions.
potential, ability, aptitude, capability, capacity
1.2 [in singular] An indication that something specified is expected or likely to occur: the promise of peace
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- Every indication points to the promise of continued improvements in the cost and performance of storage, depending on the technology involved.
- Day three started with the promise of very fine weather but we were met with a delivery of a sudden shower as we followed a narrow dirt trail.
- For children like these, the promise of peace in Angola may come too late.
indication, hint, suggestion, sign
1 [reporting verb] Assure someone that one will definitely do, give, or arrange something; undertake or declare that something will happen: [with infinitive]: he promised to forward my mail [with clause]: she made him promise that he wouldn't do it again [with direct speech]: "I'll bring it right back," she promised [with two objects]: he promised her the job
More example sentences
- The reduction in my expenses in a certain way was something that I definitely promised to do if I got this money.
- I definitely don't promise to stop hoping that you'll bury the hatchet already.
- An inspector arrived later and promised to have the job done last Friday.
give one's word, swear, pledge, vow, undertake, guarantee, contract, engage, give an assurance, commit oneself, bind oneself, swear/take an oath, covenant
archaic plight
2 [with object] Give good grounds for expecting (a particular occurrence or situation): forthcoming concerts promise a feast of music from around the world [with infinitive]: it promised to be a night that all present would long remember
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- Even more than the transfer of power at the top of the party, this change promises fundamental transformation of the political order itself.
- This play promises a surprise finale that will shock not only the audience, but the actors as well.
- The crackdown is not aimed at organised firework shows and tonight promises a feast of spectacular events.
indicate, lead one to expect, point to, denote, signify, be a sign of, be evidence of, give hope of, bespeak, presage, augur, herald, bode, portend
literary betoken, foretoken, forebode
2.1(Of a person, publication, institution, etc.) announce (something) as being expected to happen: in its pre-Christmas trading statement it promised record results [with two objects]: we're promised more winter weather tonight
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- Forecasters were promising a record snowfall in Boston, Massachusetts, and up to a metre of snow on the Cape Cod peninsula, southeast of Boston.
- He recently went on record to promise a frank report from the 12-year inquiry into collusion between security forces and loyalist paramilitaries.
- It's gone now, but the weather promises future freezing.
2.2 (promise oneself) Contemplate the pleasant expectation of: he tidied up the room, promising himself an early night
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- You seem not quite ready yet, but promise yourself to expect something interesting in the future.
- Have you been promising yourself that you will take up something new to get you out during the summer, but then somehow you always manage to end up in the pub?
- This might be the moment to get that new phone number you've been promising yourself, and then neglect to pass on the details to me.
I promise (or I promise you)
- informal Used for emphasis, especially so as to reassure, encourage, or threaten someone: oh, I'm not joking, I promise youMore example sentences
- If you want to threaten me, I promise you that no member of your local will work here for the next 60 years.
- No, I promise it's not the makings of a classical joke, as my postman can testify.
- No, there will be no risk of me getting in the way, I promise you.
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BALI, Indonesia — All 108 passengers and crew survived after a new Lion Air jet crashed into the ocean and snapped in two while attempting to land Saturday on the Indonesian resort island of Bali, injuring up to 45 people.
The injured were taken to several different hospitals for treatment, but there appeared to be no serious injuries, said airport spokesman Alfasyah, who like many Indonesians uses only one name. There were three foreigners on board — two Singaporeans and a French national — all of whom suffered slight injuries.
TV footage showed police and rescuers using rubber boats to evacuate the 101 passengers and seven crew members. The Boeing 737 could be seen sitting in the shallow water with a large crack in its fuselage.
Officials initially said the plane overshot the runway before hitting the water, but a spokesman for Lion Air, a low-cost carrier, said at a news conference that the plane crashed about 164 feet ahead of the runway. The weather was cloudy with rain at the time of the incident.
"It apparently failed to reach the runway and fell into the sea," said the spokesman, Edward Sirait.
He said the Boeing 737-800 Next Generation plane was received by the airline last month and was declared airworthy. The plane originated in Bandung, the capital of West Java province, and had landed in two other cities on Saturday prior to the crash.
The National Safety Transportation Committee was investigating.
Rapidly expanding Lion Air is Indonesia's top discount carrier, holding about a 50 percent market share in the country, a sprawling archipelago of 240 million people that's seeing a boom in both economic growth and air travel.


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It is a simple scam. You get a text link on your cellphone, you click on it and before you know it everything on your smartphone is in the hands of a scammer.
"I got this text on my cellphone from Achieve Card and I thought it was kind of funny." said Philpot. Especially considering she does not even own an Achieve Card.
"Just out of curiosity I dialed the number and it asked for the 16 digit card number," said Philpot. She knew for certain the text message sent to her phone was a scam. Philpot said she replied back to the text message. "That I was going to report them to the fraud line," said Philpot.
We called the two numbers associated with the text messages she received. The first number is already being investigated.
It said, "This is a message from the Federal Trade Commission. The telephone number you've just called has been disconnected because it may be involved with a scam." However the second number asks for your 16-digit credit card number.
"People are believing they're being texted by their banks," said GiGi Turner with Augusta's Better Business Bureau. She says it is called "smishing" in which the scammmers try to get your personal information. Turner said if you get a text message even if it is from someone you know, verify the sender before clicking a link or replying at all.
"When you have a scam that you're dealing with and you text back anything including stop you may be allowing them into your cell phone information," said Turner.
She said it is just another way scammers are able to download harmful software onto your cell phone, accessing all your personal information. "Once you allow them in and the malware infiltrates your system then you've got to get some protection onto your phone," said Turner.
As for Philpot, she is hoping her message will save others from losing their personal information. "I don't want that to happen to anybody," said Philpot.
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Ek Deewana Tha releasing with two different climax
Fox Star Studios and Gautham Menon have planned to release Ek Deewana Tha with two climaxes. One mainstream ending will be released for the masses in more than 500 screens in India. The other version will be the Director"s Cut and it will be screened only in 20 selected theatres across the country.
However, different versions of Ek Deewana Tha, which stars Prateik Babbar and Amy Jackson in the leads, will be highlighted in the newspaper listings. Talking about these versions, the producers say that it is an interesting development and it could pave way for similar efforts if the audience like the concept.


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Europe's Stocks on the Move: London Stock Exchange, Dixons, Carphone Warehouse
The London Stock Exchange PLC was among the fastest risers on the FTSE 100 this morning after the group said during full year earnings that it would raise its dividend to 4.4% and that it had identified cost savings in relation to its merger with LCH.Clearnet, its clearing arm. Revenues at the exchange, which confirmed this week that it's eyeing a takeover of Russell Investments and said today it could expand its futures business, rose 50% to £1.09 billion ($1.82 billion) from £726.4 million.
Also in the U.K., electronics specialist Dixons Retail PLC and cellphone retailer Carphone Warehouse Group PLC both fell after they announced an all-share merger, bringing together two of the U.K.'s largest retailers to create a company valued at more than £3 billion.
Shares in logistics company Deutsche Post led the euro zone's blue-chip names lower Thursday after reporting below-consensus first-quarter earnings.
Revenue rose to €13.6 billion in the period, falling short of expectations of €13.69 billion.
Still, MainFirst Bank says that while shares are likely to see some short-term pressure following the results, it remains positive on the investment case.
"Express earnings and Mail volumes have beaten our expectations, suggesting upside in the two most important divisions," said MainFirst in a note to clients.
Deutsche Post shares sank to the bottom of the Euro Stoxx 50 index, falling over 3%.
Shares in Compagnie Financiere Richemont SA rallied 5% after the Swiss luxury goods group reported a 2.9% rise in annual profit, despite being faced with unfavorable currency-exchange rates and signs of a slowdown in its important Chinese market.
Analysts at Societe Generale added that Richemont's strong net cash position and proposed dividend increase reflects the strength of Richemont's business model.
Richemont's Board has proposed a dividend of 1.40 Swiss francs per share, up from 1.00 franc per share last year.
Hennes & Mauritz shares were also on the front foot as the fast-fashion retailer reported sales increased by 17% in April, beating consensus estimates for a rise of around 10%.
Looking longer term, Citigroupid: "Another year of double-digit space growth, an improving developed market demand backdrop plus the support of four new online markets, provides H&M investors with relatively good earnings visibility."
Compagnie Financiere Richemont, Fresnillo, London Stock Exchange, Metro and Hennes & Mauritz were the strongest gainers in the Stoxx 600 index, while Thomas Cook, KBC Groupe, Unione di Banche Italiane and Sudzucker languished at the bottom of the pan-European index.


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Ms. Jack Jacob Baldy Dodge VD Ms. Jack Jacob Baldy Dodge VD Mar 21, 2013 02:13 Flag
Merts. Re. Booted
Gillian handed a new one, again!
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FABONGRASS FABONGRASS Mar 21, 2013 16:52 Flag
It's not as though any regular with at least half a brain needs further proof of what a delusional, utter fool you are Rikki, but your above post surely seals the deal.
You are well past any hope of 'learning' what a complete cretin you are.
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Ms. Jack Jacob Baldy Dodge VD Ms. Jack Jacob Baldy Dodge VD Mar 22, 2013 00:37 Flag
SMALL pink jacket, SMALL pink shirt, CHILD'S dickie bow-tie, and a pocketful of chick peas ..... and you've got credibility?
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|Jackson, David - COLD SPRING HARBOR LAB.
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Citation: Hake, S.C., Banowetz, G.M., Ori, N., Juarez, M.T., Jackson, D., Yamaguchi, J. 1999. Leaf senescence is delayed in tobacco plants expressing the maize homeobox gene knotted1 under the control of a senescence-activated promoter. The Plant Cell, 11:1073-1080. Interpretive Summary: We have shown that knotted1 regulates cytokinin metabolism which in turn controls growth regulation in leaves.
Technical Abstract: Plant senescence is delayed when the growth regulator, cytokinin, is applied. We have mimicked a delay of cytokinin with the homeobox gene, knotted1. Knotted1 is normally expressed in the growing tip and is required for leaf production. When knotted1 is expressed in senescing leaves, the leaves are delayed in senescence and the leaves accumulate cytokinin. These results suggest that knotted1 regulates cytokinin metabolism.


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Rod Stewart's daughter joining West End theatre?
"Dad"s given me his full backing," the Daily Express quoted her as saying at the London launch of Nokia Skate Almighty. "I"m already auditioning," she added.
Rumours have already started circulating that she is angling for a part in new musical 'Legally Blonde", starring 'Two Pints Of Lager" star Sheridan Smith and launching at the Savoy Theatre in December.


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Oilers recall Bryan Pitton from Stockton
Devan Dubnyk assigned to the Springfield Falcons (AHL)
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Pitton has appeared in 17 games this year with the Stockton Thunder of the ECHL. He has a 7-8-1 record with a 3.15 GAA and .912 SV%.
The Mississauga, ON native was originally selected by the Oilers 133rd overall (5th round) in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. He was previously recalled on December 12 and reassigned a day later.
Dubnyk has appeared in two games this season for the Oilers, starting one.
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