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Misdirection is a form of deception employed by magicians to focus the attention of an audience on one thing in order to distract its attention from another. For example, a magician announces that he is going to make a donkey appear behind a curtain in the middle of the stage. While his beautiful assistant distracts the audience by making a sudden, scantily-clad appearance, the magician does something very ordinary—leads a donkey onto the stage. A moment later, the magician drops the curtain to the ground, revealing a real live donkey. The audience is amazed. Because its attention was focused on the beautiful assistant, the audience did not notice what would otherwise be an obvious act. Thus, thanks to misdirection, the magician was able to lead his audience to draw the false conclusion that the donkey had "magically appeared."
In a recently-published decision, Rayii v. Gatica (2013) 218 Cal.App.4th 1402, one party attempted to use this same technique to lead the Court of Appeal to draw the false conclusion that the jury's finding was not supported by sufficient evidence. The Court of Appeal, however, was not amazed. Rayii reminds us that, unlike a magician's audience, the Court of Appeal is not easily distracted. The decision is also a reminder that on appeal, the standard of review matters.
Rayii suffered injuries when a car driven by Gatica collided head on with the car that Rayii was driving. At the time, Gatica was employed by Gateway at its warehouse in Valencia. Gatica's supervisor had sent him to a jobsite in Lancaster, and he was returning from there at the time of the collision. But the evidence was conflicting as to whether Gatica was driving home or returning to the warehouse. Ultimately, Rayii was awarded no relief against Gateway under the doctrine of respondeat superior because the jury found that Gatica was not acting in the course and scope of his employment at the time of the collision.
On appeal, Rayii contended that this finding was not supported by substantial evidence. According to Rayii, the evidence showed that Gatica was returning to Gateway's warehouse in Valencia from the jobsite in Lancaster. The evidence also showed that Gatica was on a "special errand" for his employer, so he was acting within the course and scope of employment regardless of whether he was returning to the warehouse. Rayii cited all the evidence in the record that supported these contentions, but she completely failed to cite and discuss any contrary evidence. This attempt at misdirection proved fatal to Rayii's argument on appeal.
The court explained, "An appellant who fails to cite and discuss the evidence supporting the judgment cannot demonstrate that such evidence is insufficient. The fact that there was substantial evidence in the record to support a contrary finding does not compel the conclusion that there was no substantial evidence to support the judgment. An appellant, such as Rayii, who cites and discusses only evidence in her favor fails to demonstrate any error and waives the contention that the evidence is sufficient to support the judgment." (Emphasis added.) Thus, Rayii's efforts to distract the court by drawing its attention to only the facts in her favor could be described as a magic trick that failed miserably.
This case serves as a reminder that an appellate court is a skeptical audience. Its attention is neither willingly nor easily diverted away from the standard of review that is essential to resolving an issue on appeal. So telling the court, "Look over here!" when, in reality, something important is happening over there, is a trick that's doomed to fail. When crafting legal arguments, attorneys would do well to remember that the court will always see the magician leading the donkey onto the stage, and not just the beautiful assistant.
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Today, the Linux Conference in Cambridge focused on energy saving and kernel power management.
LinuxConf Europe is a very technical conference. One of the nicest features of this gathering
has been an overt recognition on behalf of the organisers, the UKUUG and GUUG, that
Linux is only a small component of a large software ecosystem; largely the GNU operating
system. Even more impressively, on Tuesday, the conference held an entire session
dedicated to hardware-related issues, specifically power management. At first this may not
appear to be the most interesting topic, but as the kernel continues to mature the
importance of power management is ever-increasing.
Arjan van de Ven of Intel began the session with an overview of common programming
techniques which are the largest wastes of power consumption: unnecessary polling of system
resources, insufficient caching of data being read from hard disk for example. These
examples were largely presented in the context of desktop applications, but the importance
and ramifications spread much further, most notably into the field of mobile devices.
Mobile and embedded Linux have been some of the largest growth areas for the kernel in
recent years (as advanced by devices such as Nokia's Internet Tablets, N770/800 and this
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The session ended with a talk by Matthew Garrett discussing how programmers need to go
about making Linux less power hungry. He noted that he had calculated his power saving
code, internationally, had saved more energy than he had consumed flying to conferences to
present his work. The ecological argument for this work is clearly apparent. However, it
shall be the increased usage time for mobile devices that will be the most obvious benefit of
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One of the following is true and the other if false. Prove the
true statement and provide a counter example for the false
(a) If B is an m x n matrix and the vectors v1, v2, v3 are elements of Rn, and {Bv1, Bv2, Bv3} is a linearly independent set, then {v1, v2, v3} is a linearly independent set.
(b) If B is an m x n matrix and the vectors v1, v2, v3 are elements of Rn, and {Bv1, Bv2, Bv3} is a spanning set of Rm, then {v1, v2, v3} is a spanning set of Rn.
I really need a well put together proof, because I would like to be able to understand WHY the true statement is true. I was trying to prove (a) is true using some sort of dependency equation to show that if a product of a matrix and a vector is linearly independent, then the vector being mulitiplied must also be linearly independent, but i just couldnt see how they fit together. Anyways, please help me, I would really like to understand this problem.


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Saul Alvarez-Alfredo Angulo: Pre-Fight Report Card
By Cliff Rold
Everyone is undefeated until they aren't.
Alfredo Angulo was undefeated for his first fifteen fights before running into a more experienced former Welterweight titlist in Kermit Cintron and losing a decision. He's tasted defeat twice since then, both times by stoppage, both times against some of the better Jr. Middleweights around. James Kirkland and Erislandy Lara both had their hands raised, but Angulo got his pound of flesh before it was done.
They were the sort of wars that explain Angulo's place this Saturday (Showtime PPV, 9 PM EST/6 PM PST). He makes it a show before it's over but, so far, falters against the best he faces.
Saul "Canelo" Alvarez stayed undefeated longer. The red-headed ticket seller had a long draw against 42 wins before getting a crack at Floyd Mayweather last year. The official verdict was a split decision. The reality was that it took work to objectively give him a round or two on the night.
Angulo has proven he can take a loss and keep winging. What does Alvarez do with defeat?
Let's go the report cards.
The Ledgers
Saul Alvarez
Age: 23
Title: None
Previous Titles: WBC Light Middleweight (2011-13, 6 Defenses); WBA/Ring Jr. Middleweight (2013)
Height: 5'9
Weight: 155 lbs.
Average Weight – Last Five Fights: 153. 5 lbs.
Hails from: Juanacatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico
Record: 42-1-1, 30 KO
Record in Major Title Fights: 7-1, 4 KO
Rankings: #1 (Ring Magazine), #2 (BoxingScene, TBRB, ESPN),
Current/Former World Champions/Titlists Faced: 7 (Miguel Vazquez SD4, UD10; Carlos Baldomir KO6; Lovemore N'dou UD12; Kermit Cintron TKO5; Shane Mosley UD12; Austin Trout UD12; Floyd Mayweather L12)
Alfredo Angulo
Age: 31
Title/Previous Titles: None
Height: 5'9 ½
Weight: 154.5 lbs.
Average Weight – Last Five Fights: 154 lbs.
Hails from: Coachella, California (Born in Mexico)
Record: 22-3, 18 KO, 2 KOBY
Record in Major Title Fights: 0-1, 1 KOBY in interim title fights
Rankings: Unrated
Current/Former World Champions/Titlists Faced: 2 (Kermit Cintron L12; Joachim Alcine KO1)
Pre-Fight: Speed – Alvarez B;
Angulo C
Pre-Fight: Power – Alvarez B+; Angulo A
Pre-Fight: Defense – Alvarez B; Angulo D
Pre-Fight: Intangibles – Alvarez B; Angulo B
Is it fair to argue that, outside Mayweather, Angulo has faced the tougher fare of these battlers at the Jr. Middleweight limit? Alvarez was somewhat protected before facing the capable Austin Trout in a unification bout last year and winning a competitive fight. Trout lost lopsided to Lara in his next fight.
James Kirkland, when he's right, is a long night for anyone.
Angulo didn't win there but Alvarez might not have either. In that sense, could Angulo's chances be underrated here?
He certainly has his assets. Angulo is heavy handed, able to beat on men to wear them down and land single devastating shots as well. While he's been stopped twice, he took big time punishment in both fights before faltering. His chin and will are superb, a statement on the mental strength he's forged.
This is, easily, the biggest night of his career. If he can summon the sort of suffer-to-win mentality Antonio Margarito did against Miguel Cotto the first time they fought (putting the tape questions aside, Margarito walked through bombs that night), Alvarez might find his loss column multiplied.
If Alvarez does what he does best, he can make that a tall order. Alvarez has heavy hands too, and his are quite a bit quicker than Angulo's. Both men go hard to the body but Alvarez is more sudden and thus more explosive when he comes back upstairs. Alvarez wasn't able to do anything with Mayweather but after seeing the master boxer, Angulo may look like slow motion.
The big issue is how much heat Alvarez has to take. He slips shots well but Angulo has the sort of attack that makes that a moot point. He grinds on opponents. Alvarez has to keep outside and pick spots. That will come natural; Alvarez largely fights in spots anyways. However, what if that comfort zone is violated by a man who has a way of forcing a pace?
Alvarez has been in some exciting fights, but he's never been in an all-out war with a man his size. This is a night that could force new questions about his ring character.
The Pick
Every fight he has seems to add miles to the tires of Angulo. He's willing but weary can't be far off. Alvarez hasn't faced many who can put this sort of steady pressure on him and it's conceivable he will have some moments of duress. Alvarez isn't as slick as Lara and that didn't help Lara to stay off the floor. Alvarez's superior head movement, hand speed, and patience are the keys here. He'll take punishment but Angulo will take more as the rounds wear on. Later in the fight, the heavy hands of Alvarez will add up for a stoppage victory.
Report Card Picks 2014: 7-5
Cliff Rold is the Managing Editor of BoxingScene and a member of the Transnational Boxing Ratings Board and the Boxing Writers Association of America. He can be reached at [email protected]
I believe angulo pulled his punches. ...didn't throw any punches with convention....that why crowd was booing not cus stoppageComment by davidw9785 on 03-08-2014
[QUOTE=revs1227;14304667]i think virgil hunter is the key in this fight ...w/o him on angulos team id pik canelo but his gameplans can even this fight up[/QUOTE] Yeah I completely agree. Angulo isn't walking in there with a bum trainer. Virgil…Comment by racostaa on 03-08-2014
[QUOTE=anonymous2.0;14304958]Saying the ring size is bigger then the Lara fight is misleading because for the Lara fight as you said the ring size was smaller. Is the ring this time regulation size or larger then normal?[/QUOTE] Exactly. Welcome to the…Comment by BattleAxePurist on 03-08-2014
The ring will be big which favors the star fighter it's been that way forever the top bill gets his preferred accommodations not sure how that's really unfair if Canelo weren't the draw he is Angulo wouldn't be getting the…Comment by game20ver on 03-08-2014
[QUOTE=racostaa;14304165]This GB is really disgusting in how they manipulate the fights, the ring etc. I just saw a Mares interview and he said the ring for Canelo is bigger than the ring angulo had for Lara. Lara said that too…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (21)


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I am not a confident driver.
My future self will be the stereotypical "old lady" driver that annoys young people (They don't annoy me. I just sympathize.) I like the passenger seat.
I would have really liked the passenger seat yesterday, but Joshua is out of town and Rosalind doesn't have her license.
You see, folks down here run red lights all the time. Yellow does not mean slow down.
But I did. I slowed down and even stopped before the light turned red.
And got run into.
I was stunned. William was already screaming, I've been walking around on a sleep high (or would that be low? whatever the one without sleep is) and before I knew it the offending driver vanished down the street.
While I waited for the police to arrive and tried to shake off the shocked feeling, I checked the munchkins. When I asked Rosalind if she was okay, she looked at me for a minute and then pointed to a microscopic bruise on her leg from three days ago. She's fine.
Today as we headed to the library and came to a stoplight, Rosalind asked, "Car run into us now?"
Thankfully not.
Getting hit made me realize how blessed we were. No one was hurt. The damage to the car is (hopefully) minimal. We're alive. We weren't hit today.
Living is an awfully dangerous business (that will inevitably end in death), but we are held in the hand of an all wise God. And that is definitely something to be grateful for!
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- Jenny said...
Yikes! I'm glad you guys are okay!!
- February 27, 2010 at 11:23 PM
That would be rather shocking. I'm so thankful no one was hurt! I'll be praying you get more sleep! And, I think it will be a little while before Rosalie is driving. At least I hope it is a while.:) Wah I neemun!
- February 28, 2010 at 5:30 PM
- Brandy said...
Ugh! I am so glad you all are ok!
- February 28, 2010 at 8:01 PM
- Anna said...
Unfortunately not A'yi! Thanks Jenny and Brandy. :)
- February 28, 2010 at 9:41 PM
- natalie said...
Wow, I'm so sorry that happened, but so glad that you are all ok!
- March 1, 2010 at 8:40 AM
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I saw your FB status the other day, and wondered - so glad you and your kiddos are fine.
I haven't driven since the knob on our stick shift flew out (Okay, I accidentally yanked it out). :(
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oh my goodness! I'm so thankful you are okay!!! Wow praise the Lord!!!
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False Starts: What Didn't Work
Denying or Suppressing It
Pretending there was nothing amiss in our lives was like ignoring a growing tumor. Refusing to deal with our homosexual problems ensured that they would continue to thrive and multiply. We could resist for a time. We could look the other way. But that only gave our problems time to fester and grow worse. We could abstain from homosexual behavior, but that didn't resolve the feeling. Avoiding the problem could never fix the problem.
Using Willpower
We certainly never consciously chose to be sexually attracted to men. Neither could we simple choose to change and be attracted to women instead. At best, willpower could only help us resist the urge to indulge whatever sexual desire we felt in the moment. It could not bring long-term healing.
Rather than work on our will, or our mental control, we found it much more effective to work on our heart, or our emotional and spiritual desire.
Trying to Pray It Away
Almost all of us at one time hoped and prayed that God would suddenly change us, that if only we had enough faith, we would wake up one day and find our homosexual desires miraculously gone. Yes, those are those who testify of such miraculous, sudden recovery, but it certainly doesn't seem to be the norm -- and certainly not without a lot of hard, personal and spiritual work leading up to that "overnight" recovery.
In fact, many of us came to see that we had been praying the wrong prayer for many years! Rather than asking God to change us, we needed him to show us the steps he wanted us to take toward change -- and then trust him enough to take the very steps we feared most. We needed to be humble enough to learn the lessons that the struggle was designed to teach us -- and then move on.
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For most of us, praying and building a renewed spiritual life would become the fuel that powered our journey out of homosexuality and the map that guided our way -- it was seldom our journey in itself.
Shame, Self-Ridicule and Self-Hate
For those of us who once "came out" as a homosexual and embraced "gay pride," we found it immensely freeing to release the shame, self-ridicule and self-hate that had crippled us for so long. Indeed, letting go of these destructive emotions was a vital part of our healing for all of us. Until we did, they entrapped us, disabled us and obstructed real change. But we found it was counterproductive to embrace an openly gay identity and lifestyle in an attempt to free ourselves of shame and hate, because doing so required us to suppress our conscience and surrender our values. We found instead that it is ultimately far more healing and freeing to "come out" as a man who is courageously reclaiming his innate masculine identity, brotherly love for other men and spiritual connection to God.
Isolation and Secrecy
As long as we kept our "shameful secret" hidden and attempted to fix it in isolation and secrecy, we made little or no progress. No wonder. Problems relating to others do not heal in isolation without relationships. Fear of trusting others cannot be overcome without taking the calculated risk to trust.
Indeed, we found that what we wanted most -- authentic male bonding -- in some ways, we actually feared the most. Emotional intimacy felt much more risky than sexual intimacy. So we used lust and sex to give the illusion of intimacy without having to take the emotional risk of opening our hearts to another man, especially a straight man.
Trying to Force Opposite-Sex Attraction
Some of the worst, albeit well-meaning, advice we ever received was to resolve our homosexual feelings by dating women or looking at female pornography to arouse interest. We already loved women - as sisters. We identified with them - too much so.
Our problem was not generally with women, so that's not where the solution lay. Our problem was with heterosexual men and masculinity, and with our own maleness. We needed to spend more time with heterosexual men, not with women. Before we could concern ourselves with attraction to women, we had to feel like more of a man. We needed to ground ourselves much more firmly in a male identity and in the male world. We needed to overcome our "heterophobia" with men.
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On May 9th, when Santa Fe Opera finally announced that Alan Gilbert had left his post as Music Director of that company, a long-standing rumor was made official.
Kseniia Muslanova from the Russian Federation has won the 3rd annual Elizabeth Connell Prize for aspiring dramatic sopranos held at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music in Sydney Australia on 3 September 2016.
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Kathleen Kelly is an internationally renowned pianist, coach, conductor, and master teacher. She was the first woman and first American named Director of Musical Studies at the Vienna State Opera.
Atsuto Sawakami is a slightly built man in his late sixties with impeccable, gentlemanly manners. He communicates a certain restless energy and his piercingly bright eyes reveal an undimmed appetite for life.
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On May 9th, when Santa Fe Opera finally announced that Alan Gilbert had left his post as Music Director of that company, a long-standing rumor was made official.
While no specific reason for Gilbert's departure was given ("too busy elsewhere"), the atmosphere was all peaches and cream as indeed it should have been, for Gilbert has done a distinguished job for the venerable American summer opera festival over his short four years in musical command. No successor names have surfaced in any serious way, and senior conductor Kenneth Montgomery, a regular at Santa Fe for many years, was appointed interim manger for the orchestra, but is not considered a likely appointment for the musical directorship.
In response to a question at a May 9 news conference, Santa Fe General Director Richard Gaddes discussed the requirements for the position, making clear it is largely concerned with developing the orchestra and mentoring it, and not a lot more. Mo. Gilbert, the New York native, violist and conductor, who is making quite a name for himself in Europe and seems destined for a major American symphonic post eventually, had other ideas — and one has the impression from the start there was not a close alliance between Gilbert's plans and ambitions at Santa Fe, and just how much General Director Gaddes would allow. In interviews Gilbert had spoken to this reporter several times about adding all-orchestral evenings to the Opera's schedule, and he had expansive ideas about repertory. Tristan und Isolde, in festival form that would begin at 5 p.m., break for a long dinner first-intermission, then continue to conclude at about 11 p.m. was high on Gilbert's list of ideas, he told me, and casting was even being considered. The Wagner and several other large projects never got off the drawing board.
Gilbert was not, in my view, an ideal music director for SFO as he was not much experienced or knowledgeable in singing or vocal culture. His great strength was command of the music and the orchestra, but there was a certain amount of learning-on-the-job with respect to his operatic music making. Even so, he delivered some strong evenings of operatic enjoyment and might be expected to grow in such matters. It will not be at Santa Fe.
What this means for the Festival is that Director Gaddes will continue to make repertory and casting decisions, strongly seconded, as he indicated at the press conference, by his artistic second-in-command, Brad Woolbrite, as well as be prime funds-raiser and CEO. Since its founding more than fifty years ago, Santa Fe Opera has followed a formula — a quite successful one — that combines several familiar repertory pieces with a world or American premiere of an operatic rarity or a new opera, plus the occasional presentation of an original new commission. Over the years much attention has been paid to unusual repertory, with a solid core of Bohemes and Carmens to help pay the bills. There is no reason this will change.
The other limiting factor at Santa Fe might be summed up by describing it as a 'catered' opera company. Everything is prepared elsewhere and brought in, one might say. Quaint little Santa Fe, in the mountainous plateaus and deserts of Northern New Mexico, has no depth of musical resources, chorus, dance or related professions to call on. Just to meet the choral requirements of Wagner's Lohengrin or Tannhauser would be virtually impossible without importing dozens of additional singers, not to speak of added musicians for the orchestra. This is true across the board of logistical and artistic requirements. So there is strong logic, indeed, to the philosophy of repertory and scale that has always guided the SFO, though at times it can seem limiting. On the other hand, take a look at the local scenery — heck of a lot better than 61st and Broadway!
In the long term, whether one music director or another (provided there IS one of adequate talent and insight), will not make much difference. But for those who expected Gilbert to become a bright light and guide-on for SFO, May brought a sense of disappointment.
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Lurk...Nice to see you back in the game after throwing in the towel on RLYP just before the buyout. Felt terrible for you my man. Whatever happens do NOT sell this one !! This one will be bought out IMHO before this time next year. Patience!!
Did the same at $12.80 for a trade.
They had no RLYP as of 4/01/16
I saw you did and probably smart Lurk. Yes, still invested in a very large position at a
breakeven just under $21. I'm in as long as I see Orbimed in. When they start selling I'm out in a nano second. I've said this about a half dozen times now but I believe we will be taken before the end of the summer at a range between $28-$34.
I've been wondering the same thing since I bought it in the 12's....
Here's what I think the problem is...
The drug is meant to be used in CLL in conjunction with, or perhaps as a stand alone therapy, with Ibrut.
Ibrut of course could sell billions this year and is the leading CLL drug, however, it has some nasty side
effects that show a pretty good drop out rate over time, and a leveling off of effectiveness as well.
So where does 1202 fit in or will fit in??
Apparently serious adverse events in the last 1202 trial of 162 patients were around 8%. I think Ibrut is running around 15% or possibly a bit higher. So advantage to 1202. As far as efficacy, who knows at this juncture but probably to Ibrut given trial results to date.
So the issue is will the 1202 safety profile be enough to have it used as a SOC in combo with say Ibrut or even as a stand alone therapy? Time will tell I guess but in interim the stock continues to languish and new therapies are being developed to replace even Ibrut with the gene modification therapies so who knows?
Let's hope trial results continue to be good and somebody comes along and picks this one up.
Thanks gang for the responses. All good points. PTEK in fact filed tonight for a secondary as well. They were not going against heavy hitters in the ABX space like we did with Moxi.
Some years behind us at best and probably never.
Been discussed at some length on witter in fact. Makes a good case why SNY should buy us or even AZN.
NP in PRTK and very long CEMP but apparently they had successful Phase 3 results released on Friday for ABASSI with a clean safety profile. Heading now into trials for CABP and others. Potential competition for Soli or are they just another run of the mill antibiotic?
Yes I saw that one but thought it could have been something else. All that article said was the heart trial failed and they decided not to exercise the option. Old news.
What article???? TIA
It's a freaking joke. Nothing new. Poor grammar and poor spelling.
Script numbers due out tomorrow morning as well so the short attack by Diamond is intended to be well timed...
Report will be released tomorrow on SA around 9:30AM EST. Presume he will be attacking the science of RLYP (slower mechanism of action etc) and side effects observed in some of the users such as gastric issues...diarrhea....and perhaps some a lot more serious that he's concocted, including claimed deaths.
He will likely try and draw the analogy to Orwin when he ran AFFY and had an approved drug that they marketed that was later found by the FDA to cause deaths in some cases, and the drug was taken off the market. The stock went basically to zero. I would not put it past them to attempt the same analogy here.
The point is it will be a total baseless hit piece that will sucker in some panicked longs to sell which will feed the shorts piling on, and it could get ugly. Of course Orwiin et al.wlll say nothing and will let longs just swing in the wind and fend for themselves as he always has done....
Well said doccpapc! This one will be a winner put patience grasshoppers!
Come on genderdr...You can do better than this is trying to slam the stock.
Let's be accurate here man...Try using the Phase 2b actual study results where the dose for 130 was 1.5 mg and not 3 mg for God's sake. In order to dose the same applicable dosage pain relief you'd have to use a very unsafe dosage of morphine. The results in the Phase 2b using 1.5mg were as follows:
TRV 130.... 31% Morphine .35mg..... 53%
Vomiting......15% Morphine .35mg......42%
Nausea........41% Morphine.. .35mg.... 72%
Likewise..."AE's generally less frequent in TR130 then morphine".
Suffice it to say the pivotal Phase 3 will obviously not be using 3.5mg of TRV 130 unless the dosage is
required for a small elephant...
Not sure who may have sold the 27k but the execution slip notes the initials JO???
pharmajedi...Not nice to call your wife "an over bloated pig". Show some class man!
Seriously, probably a good call by GS. S&P at or near it's high. Had a big oil rally although the EU economic stats have been pretty bad of late. Probably due for a 5% correction right about now...
Good to know that all those articles suggesting resistantance in current ABX's are wrong and that people really aren't dying from lack of new ones. And that the US Government forcus on developing new ABX's is just wrong. I don't really care what happens so much in a test tube. It's in vivo studies that seem to matter the most and worldwide there is a MAJOR resistant evolution happening.
So you're the latest big mouth cheerleader who first posted here under your current handle on May 27th?
What type of gutless wonder does that little man? What name did you post under here before May 27th?
A $60 stock? Whatever crack you've been smoking good luck to yah!


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You thought attitudes about Congress couldn't get any worse? Well gang, the Washington Post/ABC News poll's found this week that 51 percent of Americans disapproved of their own House member. Congress in the abstract does fare much worse. Republicans are especially unpopular: the Post/ABC poll found that while 49 percent of Americans held a favorable view of the Democratic Party, only 35 percent had a favorable view of the GOP. House Republicans for blocking "even basic, common-sense legislation" — and many conservatives presume anything associated with Obama is toxic.
The right does not want to extend unemployment benefits to those who have been out of work for over six months. They don't want to raise the minimum wage. Against extending Medicare benefits to millions so people can be covered with healthcare. Of course the poor red states lead the way in this denial. Want to cut food stamps, and don't want to spend money on education or job training.
I will not forgive the hate directed towards our President. I was so happy when he was elected thinking "we as a country and people have changed." No! Racism is still a big problem. They say things like the "race card" or "he's a racist," or "I just don't like him." How many young unarmed black teens killed by police does it take for the country to wake up. Give me a break. Sad that we elected the first African American as president who is hated by a minority of ignorant and racist people.
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nigelmccloud 7 years ago#2
I talked to a guy at the Gamestop that is closest to me, he said that the PS2 is gonna be around awhile
AW is my hero, my mother wished he was her son, Favorite Wrestler is Adrian Adonis
risingangel 7 years ago#3
TC, he could have just been trying to convince you to buy a PS3.
I've seen both, and Al Jazeera is less biased than Fox News.
Bardockpwnsjoo 7 years ago#4
Most people working at those stores already own a new system, and are just fan-boying it up. I've played an Xbox360 quite a few times now.... And I've seen the PS3s. Nothing about them jumps right out and screams, "SPEND YOUR PAYCHECK ON ME NOW!!"
The PS2 still has life.
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i dont know man of course ive said it for the past 2 years the ps2 needs to hit its grave but it hasnt and honestly i suppose as long as the sales are there why not?
of course if im sony this has to be dumb as it doesnt convince folks to get a ps3. and yes the 360 and ps3 are greatly superior to the ps2.
nigelmccloud 7 years ago#6
I've been to a few Gamestops and had people tell me that the PS2 may not go away soon.
I've also been told that the PS2 version of 2010 outsould the PS3 version of 2010. Every store I've gone into
AW is my hero, my mother wished he was her son, Favorite Wrestler is Adrian Adonis
PS2 will never die!!! Screw the overrated, overpriced, and overhyped PS3 and 360. They will never compare to the masterpiece that was the PS2. Now thats a true video game console right there.
Wii is the new PS2
ShoqueWaveNews 7 years ago#8
The PS2 will be around until next year, Most gaming companies see the PS2 as Obsolete which is why alot of DS and PSP ports are now coming out for the PS2. Sony has Said themselves that more momentum the PS3 makes, the more they will start moving away from the PS2.
You'll never see, And you'll never know, But sooner or later, Everyone gets the Virtigo!!
with all the stuff the ps3 and xbox 360 has for this game i find this game to be purely based on wrestling and not make it seem so gimmicky only thing i wish is that they didnt dog the caw mode other then that i love this game
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if it werent for gtaiv iw ouldnt have bought a ps3 so soon... ps2 still is/was a good system infact i wasnt going to buy a ps3 unless i knew for sure i could get one that played all my ps2 games and ps1 games... i bought a 60gb ps3 specfically because it still had the emulator chip in it...now you have to hope your favorite games are on their list of games that work... like the xbox.... 3 of my favorite games..although not very popular.. are not on the list of games that i can download software to run them on my xbox 360.... it really ticks me off....
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