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Is there any link between playing the horn and dehydration (excluding playing in hot weather)
Is there any link between playing the horn and dehydration (excluding playing in hot weather)
When you dehydrate, you can't think clearly. If you think when you play, there is your first issue.
Everything makes a difference when playing. During Oktoberfest season, HYDRATION is a problem because we drink lots of beer.
Why exclude hot weather? We don't need to dehydrate then either.
The better you play, the more reserve between you and the job that needs to get done and the less issues when things are suboptimal.
My recommendation: try to stay normal, then all of these things won't be a problem.
This thread will be FANTASTIC for the Cyberchondriacs. All of the crazy stuff posted here will become their problem. I swear, all of the reactions will end up in the lounge where they can be properly commented on.
There is an issue if the horn is dehydrated though. A dry horn is MUCH tougher to play. Pour a cup of hot water through a horn that has been in the case for a while. Make sure that all of the water has been blown through before going to band rehearsal!
Whenever I feel blue, I start breathing again.
I'm not sure if there's a direct link between playing a horn and dehydration, but when dehydrated, the brain is effected first and foremost. When dehydrated, the brain will take what it can (in terms of water) and rob the rest of the body. Dehydration is serious and bad for trumpet playing.
Drink more water.
And don't assume you are getting hydrated by drinking: Sodas, beer, or coffee. All of those are dehydrating drinks.
Dehydration is a balance between intake and output. When your output is greater than input you start becoming dehydrated. Mild is generally 3-5%, moderate 6-9% and severe dehydration >9% of body weight. I believe there is no real link to playing a horn and dehydration that I am aware of. A general rule of thumb is to keep a glass of water by you (8 oz) during a set, and sip through this between songs or during measure breaks. I doubt the humidity you transfer from breathing is that significant that you would require more than 8 oz an hour. I would imagine you could play a horn for several hours and then start reaching a 3% (mild) range of dehydration, but this would be an unusual situation.
As Rowuk noted above, if you are drinking alcoholic beverages, this can influence your release of anti-diuretic hormone, and lead to increased urine output. If this is not matched by increasing free water intake than again, you are at more risk of dehydration. The same would be true of a trumpet player on diuretic therapy or uncontrolled diabetes.
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Rubbers do not help in this situation; unless yor carry the music stand upside down in which case this could prevent further head (bell) injury. Think of the legs of the music stand as "the clap" to "the bell". This has been another public service announcement.
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I have been here for a couple of years. Hang on for the ride, you may be in for some surprises. When I threaten the lounge, that just means that posts that I don't see as fit for general trumpet go to the part of this forum where non-trumpet issues are found. Based on experience, I have a hunch..............
Just for the record: If more of the "less experienced" players would THINK before simply blogging, common sense would give them answers instead of the urge to be spoon fed. It is amazing to me how many negative comments come when thinking first is required. Even "bell blindness" has two simple cures- turn the offending light off or change the angle of the bell - duhhhhhh. If we want a scientific ANALysis of how much we can tolerate before irreparable damage occurs, it is not "General Trumpet", rather a lounge theme where thinking and non-thinking is welcome on any topic that is not seriously political or religious.
You don't believe in cyberchondria? Search on Valsalva, previous threads on dehydration, hemorrhoids, ruptures.................. HoHoHo.
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Downtown Christmas Parade [PHOTOS]
Photos from the Downtown Christmas Parade.
Photos from the Downtown Christmas Parade.
Check out our photos from the event!
The annual University of Wyoming Holiday Market will take place on Friday, December 4th in the University of Wyoming Student Union. The market will be open until 5 p.m.
The parade will start at 6 p.m. on Friday, December 4th.
The votes are in and we have a winner for the Christmas Kids Photo Contest! Click here to see the winning photo.
We want to know your favorite Christmas carol.
The City of Laramie has released their holiday hours for trash, recycling and the public landfill.
Hometown Holiday Hurrah 2014 has come to an end, and we want to thank all those who participated in the event this year.
Bundle up and head downtown for a horse-drawn wagon ride this Saturday.
Do you find yourself wishing you had attended one of the holiday bazaars offered in Laramie this season?


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Randy & Marty - ActiveDuty
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Today brings together another unlikely pair, Randy and Marty. If you've seen Marty in some of his recent scenes like with Drew or Adam, you'll know he's one of our shortest recruits, and today he's paired up with the absolutely colossal mound of beefcake that is our boy Randy. Randy gets serviced with a lighter touch, as Marty bends down to give Randy's flagpole a proper salute. Randy rears his head back with moans and groans of desire as his hot cock gets worked up and down by Marty's attentive hands and mouth. Then Randy stands up to squirt a hefty load all over Marty, who's all smiles as he gets doused with cum. You can still see it dripping all over his chest and lap as he shakes one out himself right afterwards.


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Today, I was trying to read a book for school, but kept falling asleep. Following some advice from a friend I tried reading on the uncomfortable floor. Two hours later my dog woke me up by peeing on my face. FML
by sleepy / 12/23/2009 at 12:05am / United States (California) / Animals
Today, I submitted my application to a restaurant as a server. The manager, who is more than 30 years older than me, said he'd be calling me. He later texted me asking for a date instead of giving me a job. FML
by Chris / 12/23/2009 at 12:03am / United States (California) / Work
Today, my girlfriend wished me a happy birthday. Too bad my birthday isn't for 5 months. She mixed up my birthday with the guy she's been cheating on me with. FML
by Brian / 12/22/2009 at 9:53pm / United States (Florida) / Miscellaneous
Today, my girlfriend came over to my house. Hoping to get a little action, i started to make out with her. Unfortunately I was wearing basketball shorts so when I got an erection all she did was bat it back forth like a cat toy. FML
by shallowvomit1013 / 12/22/2009 at 8:09pm / United States (South Carolina) / Intimacy
Today, in an effort to repair our fake Christmas tree, my girlfriend succeeded in gluing it to the floor. I can't get it loose. FML
by blumaster04 / 12/22/2009 at 5:53pm / United States (Florida) / Miscellaneous
Today, I saw a roach on my toilet. I thought it would be funny to pee on it. It jumped out, which scared me; I hit my head on the wall and started bleeding, then I peed all over me and the wall. FML
by funyfunkid / 12/22/2009 at 2:18pm / United States (Texas) / Miscellaneous
Today, I gave my wife her anniversary card. She started to giggle then walked in our bedroom and came back with the exact same card from last year. This is the second time I've done this. FML
by todayJman03 / 12/22/2009 at 8:03am / United States (Hawaii) / Miscellaneous
Today, with my girlfriend I planned a trip to Bali on this Thursday and we will celebrate Christmas together. Hotel booking done, flight tickets bought, swimsuits packed. I just forgot one thing: tell my boss I'll be on leave till next week. He gave me a new project. The deadline is next monday. FML
by hilariousnow / 12/22/2009 at 3:46am / Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh) / Holidays
Today, I was going on a date with my girlfriend. When I took her home, her sister came to the door. I used to date her sister and I didn't know they were related. My girlfriend realized this, then kicked me in the crotch. FML
by Dumped / 12/22/2009 at 2:57am / United States (Florida) / Love
Today, my girlfriend canceled our date I've been looking forward to all week because her dog was having puppies. She doesn't have a dog. FML
by CRWMEN / 12/22/2009 at 12:57am / United States (Indiana) / Love
Today, I put in an application to my local market for a job that I desperately needed. I was talking to the manager, he seemed pleased with my application and said he'll call me. As he walks into his private office, I hear the sound of a paper shredder. FML
by TheJuggla17 / 12/22/2009 at 12:45am / United States (Pennsylvania) / Work
Today, I asked my girlfriend what she thought of us getting married some day. She said she wasn't sure about me yet and that we may want to go in different directions soon. We've been dating for three years and I had the ring in my pocket at the moment. FML
by chao / 12/21/2009 at 9:47pm / United States (New Hampshire) / Love
Today, I took the train home. When seated, I suddenly noticed something wet on my seat. Without looking, I thought it was water since it was snowing outside. Guess again. It was vomit. FML
by herzausstein / 12/21/2009 at 5:36pm / Belgium (Limburg) / Transportation
- 1Today, my boyfriend presented me with a 30-minute montage video of him working out and flexing his… 2Today, my boyfriend finally told me that he loved me. This would've been fantastic if he didn't say… 3Today, I was eating my lunch. When I opened my mouth to eat a spoonful of rice, a bee flew right…


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Entrepreneurial Brains Made on Campus (EBMC) is a European, interdisciplinary, startup competition where students learn to think and act as entrepreneurs. EBMC participants develop their own business ideas based on the Innovation Challenge of a company. The competition was started in 2009 by Stuttgart Media University and takes place for the seventh time – this year in cooperation with bwcon GmbH, the City of Stuttgart as well as several partner universities and companies.
EBMC participants will…
… work together in national and international startup teams
… learn about different innovation methods
… develop their own business idea and prototype
… get an insight into what it is like being an entrepreneur
… get in contact with innovative companies
… present their ideas to experts and the public
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Charlie And The Chocolate Factory!
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I have always had better luck smoothing my cakes with Viva paper towels
superstar on
It is so cute. If you put the cake in the fridge for a while & then use a bench scraper you will get it smooth.
JennaK on
Cute! I always take a sheet of wax paper and smooth it out by rubbing my hand over the paper. :wink:
tenleysmommy on
Thanks for the advice!I will have to try both those methods :wink:
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Dear Librarian in Denver: Why are you filtering the internet?
Controlling what users can and can't see on computers using filtering software is standard in US libraries. APC questions the Denver Public Library on their filtering policy and practices in a fictional exchange that tackles very real questions of freedom of information.
Southern African IGF
On September 1-3 the first ever Southern African Internet Governance Forum kicks off in Johannesburg in preparation for the global UN internet forum to be held in Kenya.
Hosted by APC, the African Union's New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) and South African non-profit SANGONeT, the event is aimed at ensuring that the views and voices of Southern Africa are represented in Kenya at
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Parents use Facebook to spy on their kids
A recent study found that over half of parents use social networking sites to spy on their children. In most cases this included monitoring their status updates, looking at their wall and even creeping their pictures.
Uncool, dad.
Malaysian pro-democracy group faces threats of violence and sexual abuse - appeal for help
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Pro-democracy protesters in Malaysia warn of internet clampdown
As the Bersih 2.0 protesters campaign for free and open elections, signs of a stuttering internet from various providers are becoming apparent, and are pointing to a possible internet and telco blackout warns the group . APC supports the Bersih protesters in their fight for democracy.
APC questions new Pakistan petition to filter the internet
A recent petition which calls on Pakistani internet service providers to filter the internet has sparked concern among internet rights advocates. APC criticises the proposal as inappropriate in a democratic society which values freedom of expression and the right to information.
APC questions new Pakistan petition to filter the internet
A recent petition to the Lahore High Court has sparked concern among internet rights advocates. The petition calls on Pakistani internet service providers to filter the internet in an effort to stamp out online "smut". APC criticises the proposal as inappropriate in a democratic society which values freedom of expression and the right to information.
How to use Skype safely
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Rudy Gay, you have a trade suitor. Or 50.
In the Memphis Grizzlies' never-ending quest to avoid any luxury tax penalties, Gay remains the most likely source of collateral damage.
Rumors have swirled since ESPN Grantland's Zach Lowe reported the Grizzlies were actively entertaining trade offers for their star, albeit overpaid, forward.
But while the $53 million Gay is owed over the next three years was supposed to hinder Memphis' pursuit of a deal, the market for its athletic wing has been brimming with interest. Like a lot of interest.
From the Toronto Raptors to the Boston Celtics to even the Los Angeles Clippers, plenty of teams not only aren't deterred, but have reveled at the prospect of acquiring Gay.
Exuded interest doesn't necessarily mean every rumored team remains a viable destination, though. Memphis is looking for a package that saves the team money while preserving its ability to contend.
Only a handful of teams can satisfy such requirements, and only some of that narrowed field would subsequently be willing to.
Which teams are those?
Gay has certainly been a hotbed for alluring trade scenarios, but not all of the purported sequences are to be taken at face value.
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or you can get a generator this is such a cool emo -------->Originally Posted by csayers666
I was playing pokemon at pokemoncrater.com and my pikachu fainted in the elite four.
I went into the bathroom and cut my wrists for about an hour.
Then I went with my other emo friends to cry and smoke pot.
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or you can get a generator this is such a cool emo -------->Originally Posted by csayers666
I have the wii!!!! i know i suck at spelling!
Rep me if I did good.
Spoiler Alert!Nintendo Fanboy: 49%
Sony Fanboy: 14%
Microsoft Fanboy: 20%
This means you're: Not a fanboy
You like all the systems pretty equally, or at least don't love any of thes systesms. Good for you, you like vareiety.
hahahahahah o god that is funny go with emo friends and .....hahahah.....cry and ......hahahahah........ smo....ke hahahah... potOriginally Posted by st0rmbrkr
I have the wii!!!! i know i suck at spelling!
Rep me if I did good.
Spoiler Alert!Nintendo Fanboy: 49%
Sony Fanboy: 14%
Microsoft Fanboy: 20%
This means you're: Not a fanboy
You like all the systems pretty equally, or at least don't love any of thes systesms. Good for you, you like vareiety.
My horror story is more like a "how stupid I am story"
I was playing Metal Gear Solid in my PSX for about 8 hours. Suddenly a "Please Switch Discs" alert came up on the screen. I moved carefully towards the TV and picked up disc 2 from its case. Then my brain seized up and I pushed the Power button on my PSX in order to open the disc cover.
After I switched discs and pressed again the Power button my brain kicked in and let me realize what I just did.
Playing Eternal Darkness and seeing the sanity effect where the volume goes down on the tv for the first time. I seriously thought someone was in my house. I went and hid!
heres another one, i dont know if this counts as a horror story. Heres go! One day my mom came home with lots of bags and groceries in the car, so i help her with them (just my luck i had been playing in the dirt next to the drive way with some ninja turtles). we get all the bags in and she said she has a surprise for me, she bought me game. i immediatly charged for the bag that wasnt an albertsons bag, only tobe thwarted in my effort to obtain the hidden cartridge of enjoyment. she pops my hand and tells me to wait until after dinner. I begged, but of course she would not tell me what game it was. oh and did she make me suffer. huge mounds of peas and broccoli had to be finished off before dinner was consider done. as i sat there shoving broccoli down my throat, visions of marios and Samuses dance in my head, just barely out of reach until dinner was through. Finally, last bite eaten. Time to be rewarded. mom gets the bag, tells me to close my eyes, stick my hands out. eyes closed i could feel the cold plastic in my hands, im giddy with excitement( i just know its excite bike) i open my eyes...................and its F****N WHEEL OF FORTUNE! who in the heck Buys there Kid, WHEEL O EFFEN FORTUNE. man I ate PEAS for wheel of fortune, man! ( damn those discount bins!!!)
That's gotta be the worst horror story i ever heard of. i would never eat peas for any game... lolOriginally Posted by Hurst
^^ Rofl thats one of the funniest stories ive ever read what console was it for lol?
Here's my horror story. Around the time when XBOX first came out, Taco Bell had a XBOX giveaway where you entered codes online. well, needless to say, after waiting a couple weeks after entering the codes, my mom decided to do a little spring cleaning....we all know what happens next! a couple hours after the garbage truck came to take our trash away, we check our mail. guess who freakin won an xbox, but didnt get it because their mom threw away (on purpose) our winning ticket to prove that it was, in fact, our winning code. I didnt talk to my mom for a couple weeks after that. Then she bought a PS2 to make it better Well, i ended up getting my xbox regardless. That was traumatizing for a guy who only owned an N64 in a world of XBOX, PS2, and GC.
i think it was FF9 where i had to battle a few bosses near the end one after another without saving......and the power went down. i practically died of a heart attack.
although i have finished the game, i still shudder at the thought of that day.
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Have a safe and happy July Fourth
July 7, 2014
After nature's fireworks set off the Pine Nut volcano last year, we should be forgiven for hoping today's Fourth of July holiday passes quietly.
Today marks the anniversary of the Bison's fire beginning. Two weeks later, firefighters were still working to wrap the fire up.
The largest fire in Douglas County history forced evacuations on both sides of the mountain chain that serves as Carson Valley's eastern boundary.
Bison lasted a long time and frightened a lot of people, but in the end it didn't take any homes and there were only four reported injuries, and none of those was close to life-threatening.
The lightning that struck the Pine Nuts could just as easily have struck in the Sierra. In fact, it did happen on Tuesday, but in a place where firefighters could respond quickly and easily.
A lightning strike in a less accessible location could spell disaster.
There's nothing we can do to prevent lightning strikes, but we can all keep an eye out for smoke. If firefighters can respond early, they can keep a little fire from becoming larger. More important for we humans is that we don't become part of the problem. That means being extra careful with fire.
Fire restrictions are in place on all public lands across the Sierra Front. With a third year of drought and just enough moisture in the mountains to help grow some extra cheat grass, we're ripe for another big wildfire.
We'd rather that next year be the second anniversary of Douglas County's biggest fire, not the anniversary of an even bigger fire.
Let's make this Fourth of July holiday a safe one for us, our neighbors and the wildlife we enjoy in this special place.


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In the summer of 2008 Laurie Claudon & Tom Clark searched for a connection between their two passions; making wine and making a difference. Out of that process, "Cabernet for Care" was created.
Initially, Laurie chose a non-profit to support through Cab for Care. The wine was offered at a 50% discount while the other 50% was donated to that charity. The customer would then receive a receipt for tax purposes.
Since then the program has evolved into a very basic format. Simply said, the customer pays 50% of retail for the allocated wine while promising to donate the other 50% to a charitable cause of their choice. There are no checks and balances, but rather a sense of trust.
Over the years, Cabernet for Care has quietly supported cancer research, wounded veterans, mentally and physically challenged children, and educational programs among others.
"It is impossible not to be proud of how Cabernet for Care has brought together good people and needy causes; so simple yet so powerful!" — Laurie Claudon


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How come we feel so bad when we've got it so good? Even after a 12% gain in the S&P 500 index this year, uncertainty about the fiscal cliff, increased taxes, and still-high unemployment continue to wear down investors. Year to date, domestic equity funds have seen $110 billion in net outflows.
The new year could bring more of the same if economic uncertainty fails to lift, making the key question for investors not which way the market is headed in 2013, but which stocks are going to go up.
For the third year in a row, Barron's is taking a crack at that question, with our 10 Favorite Stocks for 2013, including blue-chips like Apple aapl -2.2494714587737845% Apple Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD115.59 -2.66 -2.2494714587737845% /Date(1477515600286-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 64487534 AFTER HOURS USD115.54 -0.0499999999999972 -0.04325633705337832% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1646685 P/E Ratio 13.977025392986699 Market Cap 622850091736.659 Dividend Yield 1.9724889696340513% Rev. per Employee 1960350 More quote details and news » (ticker: AAPL), JPMorgan Chase jpm 0.4796511627906977% JPMorgan Chase & Co. U.S.: NYSE USD69.13 0.33 0.4796511627906977% /Date(1477515614413-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9668074 AFTER HOURS USD69.13 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 133192 P/E Ratio 11.918965517241379 Market Cap 249696301148.731 Dividend Yield 2.7773759583393605% Rev. per Employee 425715 More quote details and news » (JPM), Royal Dutch Shell (RDSA), and Novartis (NVS), and smaller companies like Barnes & Noble bks 1.4354066985645932% Barnes & Noble Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD10.6 0.15 1.4354066985645932% /Date(1477515723050-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 376947 AFTER HOURS USD10.6 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3137 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 776110852.515412 Dividend Yield 5.660377358490566% Rev. per Employee 145232 More quote details and news » (BKS) and disk-drive maker Western Digital wdc 5.38877493939959% Western Digital Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD56.52 2.89 5.38877493939959% /Date(1477515600366-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 8399223 AFTER HOURS USD59.5 2.98 5.27246992215145% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 426772 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 15282404646.1059 Dividend Yield 3.538570417551309% Rev. per Employee 178298 More quote details and news » (WDC), which appear sharply undervalued.
Many of this year's picks have been the subject of bullish articles in Barron's during the past year. Apple was featured in a recent cover story, while BlackRock blk -0.40698014873806876% BlackRock Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD340.15 -1.39 -0.40698014873806876% /Date(1477515696243-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1146070 AFTER HOURS USD340.15 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3736 P/E Ratio 17.883806519453206 Market Cap 55196140962.8601 Dividend Yield 2.692929589886815% Rev. per Employee 859846 More quote details and news » (BLK), Barnes & Noble, and Viacom (VIAB) were profiled in recent months.
We're coming off a good year. Our 10 stocks for 2012 outpaced the market by four percentage points, gaining an average of 17% (see accompanying table). The two big winners were disk-drive maker Seagate Technology stx 1.66326232856726% Seagate Technology PLC U.S.: Nasdaq USD34.84 0.57 1.66326232856726% /Date(1477515600298-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4948705 AFTER HOURS USD35.36 0.519999999999996 1.492537313432836% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 690100 P/E Ratio 27.650793650793652 Market Cap 10246730136.8713 Dividend Yield 7.233065442020666% Rev. per Employee 242462 More quote details and news » (STX) and cable operator Comcast cmcsa -3.037817730936144% Comcast Corp. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD62.56 -1.96 -3.037817730936144% /Date(1477515600320-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 20676060 AFTER HOURS USD62.6 0.0399999999999992 0.0639386189258312% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 742727 P/E Ratio 18.346041055718477 Market Cap 150883805248.076 Dividend Yield 1.758312020460358% Rev. per Employee 513876 More quote details and news » (CMCSA), both up more than 60%. The worst performer was
Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold fcx 0.2843601895734597% Freeport-McMoRan Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD10.58 0.03 0.2843601895734597% /Date(1477515653413-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 23550542 AFTER HOURS USD10.57 -0.00999999999999979 -0.0945179584120983% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 631667 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 14052970137.9198 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 422087 More quote details and news » (FCX), which declined 22%, with nearly all of that drop coming last week amid negative investor reaction to its deal to buy two energy companies for $9 billion.
No matter which way the market goes, well-run companies should be able to deliver higher revenue and profits, even in a tough environment. All of our new favorites could produce 15% to 20% total returns (including dividends) next year. Here's a closer look:
APPLE is still going strong, even as the company's shares have traded down 23%, to around $540, from a September peak of $705. None of the recent investor concerns -- lower margins, supply constraints, management changes, iPad competition, and the iPhone 5 map fiasco -- are major. It's true that Apple's earnings growth has slowed to a 23% rate from more than 100% a year ago, but that's understandable, given the company's $156 billion in annual sales.
Veteran UBS tech analyst Steve Milunovich recently wrote that it's a "good time" to add to positions in Apple before year end, with the stock trading near its lowest price/earnings ratio in five years after two disappointing quarters. He carries a price target of $780. Apple trades for only 11 times projected profit of $49 a share in its current fiscal year, ending in September 2013. Strip out Apple's huge cash holding of $128 a share, and the effective P/E is just eight.
Even after implementing a dividend -- now providing a 1.9% yield -- and a modest buyback program, Apple should build cash at a rate of $40 billion annually. There's room for a higher dividend and a more aggressive share-repurchase program in 2013. Both could play well with investors.
BARNES & NOBLE'S bookstore division dominates the field, and the company's Nook e-reader unit is holding its own against Amazon.com AMZN -1.5074594698148902% Amazon.com Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD822.59 -12.59 -1.5074594698148902% /Date(1477515600328-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3933443 AFTER HOURS USD825.07 2.48000000000002 0.30148676740539027% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 64659 P/E Ratio 204.91492912836608 Market Cap 389968548608.86 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 522691 More quote details and news » (AMZN) and Apple. These achievements aren't reflected in Barnes & Noble's depressed stock price, which is flat this year at around $14. The stores now control almost two-thirds of the country's retail shelf space for books and are expected to generate more than $300 million of pretax cash flow in the fiscal year ending in April. The stores could be worth the entire current stock price -- Barnes & Noble has an equity value of just $880 million.
The Nook division is losing money, but that reflects a market-share grab, as Barnes & Noble seeks to get its e-readers into the hands of as many consumers as possible and then sell them profitable digital content, including books and magazine subscriptions. Microsoft MSFT -0.5902606984751598% Microsoft Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD60.63 -0.36 -0.5902606984751598% /Date(1477515600176-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 28341646 AFTER HOURS USD60.6 -0.0300000000000011 -0.04948045522018803% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1569962 P/E Ratio 29.14903846153846 Market Cap 471419543934.854 Dividend Yield 2.5729836714497774% Rev. per Employee 745325 More quote details and news » (MSFT) likes Nook, having invested $300 million this year for a 17.6% stake in the division. That implies that Barnes & Noble's 82.4% of Nook is worth $1.4 billion, or $24 a share. While this calculation likely overstates Nook's value, the division probably is worth a good deal more than its implied price of zero. One fan is media magnate John Malone, whose Liberty Media lmca -1.195079086115993% Liberty Media Corp. Series A Liberty Media U.S.: Nasdaq 28.11 -0.34 -1.195079086115993% /Date(1477515600234-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 533655 AFTER HOURS 28.11 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4739 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (LMCA) owns about $200 million of Barnes & Noble convertible preferred stock.
BLACKROCK received a big vote of confidence this fall when director James Grosfeld purchased nearly 500,000 shares of the investment manager in the open market for $94 million, one of the largest insider purchases in the past decade. Grosfeld, a former CEO of Pulte Homes, wouldn't comment, but he clearly sees value in BlackRock shares, which have lagged behind those of its peers this year.
BlackRock, at $193, is valued at 13 times projected 2013 profit of $15 a share, a slight discount to its rivals; it yields 3.1%. BlackRock is the No. 1 investment manager, overseeing $3.7 trillion in assets. Its iShares is the leading provider of exchange-traded funds, with half of the market.
The three main concerns about BlackRock are that it's too big to grow, that competitive pressure in ETFs from Vanguard will push down fees, and that longtime CEO Larry Fink, viewed as one of his industry's best executives, might leave for the top job at the U.S. Treasury Department. (See Feature "Madame Treasury Secretary?".)
Bulls such as Morgan Stanley analyst Matthew Kelley see double-digit earnings growth next year, driven by iShares. Fink has dismissed talk that he wants to succeed soon-to-retire Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. "I'm not leaving this job," Fink said last week. "I will be at BlackRock as long as my board wants me here."
GENERAL DYNAMICS is best known as a defense contractor, but unlike its peers, it has a valuable nondefense business that isn't reflected in its share price. Gulfstream, a leading maker of corporate jets, produces almost 30% of General Dynamics' profits, and that percentage should rise in the next few years, with deliveries of Gulfstream's new top-of-the-line plane, the G650, which sells for $60 million and can fly nonstop from New York to Tokyo.
General Dynamics, gd -0.9502588636214693% General Dynamics Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD151.14 -1.45 -0.9502588636214693% /Date(1477515745954-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2749158 AFTER HOURS USD151.14 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 38260 P/E Ratio 16.100647690472133 Market Cap 46025150953.6621 Dividend Yield 2.011380177319042% Rev. per Employee 309600 More quote details and news » at around $67, looks inexpensive, trading under 10 times projected 2013 profits of $7.32 a share. Gulfstream is expected to generate more than $2 a share of that. Put a P/E multiple of 14 on that contribution, and the private-jet business could be worth $30 per General Dynamics share. This suggests that the defense business -- including tanks, other armored vehicles, and nuclear submarines -- is valued at just seven times forward earnings. Defense contractors face tighter Pentagon appropriations, but the industry probably will avoid draconian reductions in spending, assuming Congress and the president reach a budget deal.
Barclays analyst Carter Copeland argues that General Dynamics could be the only major defense contractor to show higher operating profits through 2015. Incoming CEO Phebe Novakovic, who takes the top job on Jan. 1, could be a positive catalyst. What could be in store? A higher dividend, more aggressive share buybacks, or even a Gulfstream spinoff. The company has rejected the spinoff idea, but some investors think Novakovic might reconsider. Copeland's price target: $87.
JPMORGAN CHASE is a best-in-class bank, trading at a below-average price. At around $42, its shares fetch just eight times projected 2013 profit of $5.31 a share. That's one of the lowest price/earnings ratios among major banks.
JPMorgan is strong in all of its major businesses, including trading and investment banking, asset management, private and consumer banking, credit cards, and processing services. While rivals like Citigroup C 0.8469449485783425% Citigroup Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD50.01 0.42 0.8469449485783425% /Date(1477515664344-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 13827854 AFTER HOURS USD49.91 -0.100000000000001 -0.19996000799840033% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 132180 P/E Ratio 10.86158590882436 Market Cap 142528495216.37 Dividend Yield 1.279744051189762% Rev. per Employee 367519 More quote details and news » (C) and Bank of America BAC 0.8971291866028708% Bank of America Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD16.87 0.15 0.8971291866028708% /Date(1477515635484-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 57236299 AFTER HOURS USD16.85 -0.0199999999999996 -0.11855364552459988% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1494068 P/E Ratio 14.064193413922467 Market Cap 170789351406.429 Dividend Yield 1.7783046828689981% Rev. per Employee 433380 More quote details and news » (BAC) had to worry about survival during the financial crisis, JPMorgan invested to bolster key areas. It was embarrassed by $6 billion of trading losses this year caused by the "London Whale," but CEO Jamie Dimon is determined that a similar event won't occur.
Ross Margolies of Stelliam Investment Management recommended JPMorgan in a recent Barron's interview ("How to Play the Economic Recovery," Dec. 3), saying it should benefit from market-share gains at the expense of weaker European banks. The stock trades at only a small premium to tangible book value. JPMorgan yields 2.9%.
MARATHON PETROLEUM is a leader among independent oil refiners, one of the strongest industry groups in the stock market during 2012. Now trading at about $60, the stock could hit $82, according to Morgan Stanley energy analyst Evan Calio. Refiners have benefited from the boom in oil production in the central U.S. and western Canada, which has enabled them to buy crude at a discount to world prices, bolstering profit margins. That favorable price gap is expected to remain in place next year.
Even with its runup, Marathon mpc 1.304646372167544% Marathon Petroleum Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD44.26 0.57 1.304646372167544% /Date(1477515698831-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6276566 AFTER HOURS USD44.27 0.0100000000000051 0.022593764121102575% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 330073 P/E Ratio 12.220105469504956 Market Cap 23402917144.7204 Dividend Yield 3.253502033438771% Rev. per Employee 1240450 More quote details and news » commands less than seven times projected 2013 profits of $8.77 a share. In October, it agreed to purchase, at what appears to be a very favorable price, a huge Gulf Coast refinery from BP that will boost its capacity by 38%. A big plus for Marathon is its ability to transfer pipeline and other assets at high prices to a newly created master limited partnership, MPLX mplx 0.7257810034711265% MPLX L.P. U.S.: NYSE USD31.92 0.23 0.7257810034711265% /Date(1477515723447-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2023277 AFTER HOURS USD31.92 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5408 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 10840889535.2652 Dividend Yield 6.453634085213032% Rev. per Employee 762091 More quote details and news » (MPLX). Marathon's dividend, now 2.4%, probably will rise in 2013.
NOVARTIS combines one of the pharmaceutical industry's best profit outlooks with an overlooked sum-of-the-parts story. At $62 -- 12 times projected 2013 profits -- the giant Swiss drug maker trades in line with its global peers. Its shares yield 3.4%. Profits at Novartis are expected to be down this year, in part because of the loss of U.S. patent protection for the blockbuster blood-pressure drug Diovan. But earnings are likely to rise next year.
Key drivers include Gilenya, a new drug for multiple sclerosis. Novartis also owns Alcon, a leading eye-care outfit, and Sandoz, one of the world's top generic-drug makers. Novartis doesn't get much credit for Alcon, which it bought in 2011 in a deal that valued Alcon at about $55 billion. Bernstein drug analyst Tim Anderson writes that Novartis "has one of the best revenue and EPS-growth profiles through 2016." He carries an Outperform rating and a $71 price target.
Breakups have been a big industry story, as Abbott Labs ABT -0.5722816621050012% Abbott Laboratories U.S.: NYSE USD39.96 -0.23 -0.5722816621050012% /Date(1477515620094-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6903919 AFTER HOURS USD39.94 -0.05005005005005005% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 292781 P/E Ratio 44.135188866799204 Market Cap 58740998659.0622 Dividend Yield 2.6026026026026026% Rev. per Employee 279838 More quote details and news » (ABT), Pfizer PFE 0.37174721189591076% Pfizer Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD32.4 0.12 0.37174721189591076% /Date(1477515609876-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 16846257 AFTER HOURS USD32.42 0.0200000000000031 0.06172839506172839% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 256403 P/E Ratio 28.672566371681416 Market Cap 195799234490.171 Dividend Yield 3.7037037037037037% Rev. per Employee 534076 More quote details and news » (PFE). and Bristol-Myers Squibb BMY -0.5247225025227044% Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. U.S.: NYSE USD49.29 -0.26 -0.5247225025227044% /Date(1477515615159-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7766012 AFTER HOURS USD49.38 0.0900000000000034 0.18259281801582472% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 565083 P/E Ratio 28.32758620689655 Market Cap 82356642072.93 Dividend Yield 3.0837898153783727% Rev. per Employee 704720 More quote details and news » (BMY) have shed key units or split up entirely in moves that have played well on Wall Street. Novartis is cool to the idea, but it probably would gain more from a split than any other major pharma company.
ROYAL DUTCH SHELL has trailed Chevron CVX 0.4167907115212861% Chevron Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD101.19 0.42 0.4167907115212861% /Date(1477515607680-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6215782 AFTER HOURS USD101.3 0.109999999999999 0.10870639391244194% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 137909 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 190896965382.129 Dividend Yield 4.269196560924993% Rev. per Employee 1815530 More quote details and news » (CVX) and ExxonMobil XOM 0.4266605166051661% Exxon Mobil Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD87.09 0.37 0.4266605166051661% /Date(1477515614779-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7939382 AFTER HOURS USD87 -0.0900000000000034 -0.10334137099552188% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 548682 P/E Ratio 34.55952380952381 Market Cap 361131724809.632 Dividend Yield 3.444712366517396% Rev. per Employee 2716960 More quote details and news » (XOM), its "supermajor" peers, in the stock market this year, with a decline of 8%, to $67. The shares look inexpensive, given the dividend yield of 4.4% and a 2013 P/E ratio below eight.
Headquartered in The Hague, Royal Dutch has bet big on huge liquefied-natural-gas projects in Australia and elsewhere; it now gets about half of its energy output from gas. That exposure worries investors for two reasons: First, the cost of massive LNG projects is rising, running into tens of billions of dollars; and second, the current link of LNG prices to oil could weaken. However, prices for internationally traded gas -- which mostly goes to the Asian market -- are much higher than those in the U.S.
The LNG concerns seem overdone, and Royal Dutch has the wherewithal to complete existing projects, even if oil prices fall moderately. Royal Dutch looks like a low-risk way to play the energy market.
VIACOM is an outlier in the hot media sector. Shares of the owner of the MTV, Nickelodeon, and Comedy Central cable networks, and the Paramount movie studio, are up 15% this year to $52, while Disney DIS 0.7978436657681941% Walt Disney Co. U.S.: NYSE USD93.49 0.74 0.7978436657681941% /Date(1477515672716-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6565326 AFTER HOURS USD93.49 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 587519 P/E Ratio 16.78456014362657 Market Cap 150247864583.219 Dividend Yield 1.5188790244945984% Rev. per Employee 300600 More quote details and news » (DIS), Time Warner TWX 1.7668655346489215% Time Warner Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD88.7 1.54 1.7668655346489215% /Date(1477515725693-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 18563021 AFTER HOURS USD88.5 -0.200000000000003 -0.2254791431792559% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 93394 P/E Ratio 17.661230910140773 Market Cap 67354637732.3121 Dividend Yield 1.8151071025930101% Rev. per Employee 1125120 More quote details and news » (TWX), CBS (CBS), and News Corp. (NWSA, the publisher of Barron's) all have gained about 30%. Viacom fetches 11 times projected 2013 profit, a sharp discount to its peers' average 13.
The shares have been hurt by persistent rating declines at the cable networks, mainly Nickelodeon. The bull case is that Viacom is steadily going private through one of the media industry's most aggressive share-buyback programs. That could lift the stock in 2013. Viacom repurchased more than 10% of its stock in its fiscal year ended in September, and a comparable buyback is expected in fiscal 2013.
Hits and Misses
Our list of stock picks for 2012 is nicely outpacing the S&P. Our home runs: Comcast and Seagate. Two strikeouts: Vodafone and Royal Dutch, a stock we think will bounce back strongly in 2013.
Viacom could fetch a sizable premium in a takeover, thanks to its valuable cable assets. The company is controlled by Sumner Redstone, 90. While Redstone plans to pass on his stake to his grandchildren, unexpected things can happen after the death of a controlling shareholder. Analysts at Gabelli have put Viacom's private-market value at $86 a share in 2014.
WESTERN DIGITAL and rival disk-drive maker Seagate have languished amid worries about the future of the PC market. The two major players trade at single-digit price/earnings ratios. Our preference now is for Western Digital, wdc 5.38877493939959% Western Digital Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD56.52 2.89 5.38877493939959% /Date(1477515600366-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 8399223 AFTER HOURS USD59.5 2.98 5.27246992215145% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 426772 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 15282404646.1059 Dividend Yield 3.538570417551309% Rev. per Employee 178298 More quote details and news » which has badly trailed Seagate this year. At $37, the shares trade for less than five times projected profits of $7.65 a share.
The disk-drive market remains substantial, with annual sales of more than 500 million storage devices. While PC sales aren't growing, demand for storage is, and other forms of memory are too costly for storing massive amounts of data. And since Seagate and Western Digital control more than 80% of the market, pricing pressures are unlikely. Western Digital has a strong balance sheet, with $1.4 billion, or $5 per share, in net cash. Given that and its earnings power, a leveraged buyout of the company is possible.
The company has pledged to earmark half of its free cash flow for stock buybacks and dividends, and there's room to boost the payout, which at 2.7% is just half of Seagate's. Needham analyst Richard Kugele has a Strong Buy rating on Western Digital and a $46 price target.
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NK cells Activated B-cells, some activated T-cells Proliferating cells B-cells Subsets of mature lymphocytes B-cells, monocytes CD71 CD42 CD43 CD74 Cdw75 CD76 CD67 CD59 CD80 CD81 CD82 CD73 Cdw74 CD55 CD86 Mature B-cells Mature peripheral B-cells, mantle zone B-cells, activated cells Subset of germinal center B-cells Marker for Burkitt's lymphomas B-lymphocytes, B-cell neoplasms B-cell antigen receptor complex Activated T-cells, B-cells, monocytes Co-stimulatory signal for T-cells Broad expression Receptor for hepatitis C virus envelope E1 glycoprotein Broad expression Suppresses metastasis in tumor cells Dendritic cells Macrophages and platelets Plasma cells, monocytes, other cells Monocytes, dendritic cells, Co-stimulatory signal for T-cells activated cells Appendix 2 / HLA Nomenclature CD57 CD88 CD59 CD60 CD91 Cdw92 CD93 CD84 CD65 CD86 CD67 CD98 CD99 CD120 CD181 CD182 CD93 CD144 CD105 CD196 CD127 Cdw98 CD139 CD106 CD137 Monocytes, granulocytes, large granular lymphocytes Myeloid and other cells Most phagocytic cells, other cells Prothymocytes, brain Phagocytes of liver, lung, lymphoid tissues Myeloid cells Granulocytes, monocytes, endothelial cells NK cells, subset of T-cells Activated lymphocytes, monocytes, fibroblasts, cell lines Activated T-cells, NK cells, T-cell lines Granulocytes, monocytes, activated T- and B-cells Monocytes, some other cells Pan leukocyte B-cells, T-cells, NK cells, most myeloid cells, neurons Monocytes, granulocytes, mucosal T-cells Most leukocytes, vascular endothelium Intraepithelial lymphocytes Desmosomes of epithelia Endothelial cells Vascular endothelium, dendritic cells, some other cells Granulocytes, T-cells, other cells 489 Receptor for urokinase plasminogen activator Receptor for C5a Receptor for IgA Thy-1 Binds protease-inhibitor complexes Receptor for HLA-E Member of TNF receptor superfamily NK cell recognition Class 5 semaphorin ICAM-4, major LFA-1 ligand on endothelial cells Integrin α E subunit Integrin β 4 subunit Endoglin VCAM-1 Lysosome-associated membrane protein CD190a,b CD203 Some lymphoid and other cells Platelets, activated T-cells, umbilical Gova/b alloantigen vein endothelial cells Myeloid cells Receptor for granulocyte/macrophage colony-stimulating factor Hematopoietic progenitors, mast c-kit cells, some AMLs, some solid tumors Low-level expression on many cells TNF receptors Early hematopoietic cells, endothelial cells 450 CD Nomenclature for HLA Designation CD224 CD215 Cdw217 CD218 CD207 CD168 Cdw230 Cellular distribution Activated T-cells Hematopoietic stem cells Activated T-, B-cells, monocytes Immature B-cells, plasma cells Activated cells, tumor cells Broad expression Immature thymocytes, some B-cells Function, comments Munker CD161 CD202 CD223 CD 154 CD235 CD207 CD258 CD240 CD261 CD152 CD233 CD184 CD166 CD170 CD191 CD202 CD217 CD228 CD270 CD184 CD290 CD254 CD296 CD298 CD249 Platelets, megakaryocytes, monocytes, keratinocytes Activated T-lymphocytes Activated T-cells Activated T-cells Various types of cells Neutrophils NK cells NK cells Natural killer cells, some T-cells Granulocytes, monocytes, most lymphocytes Monocytes, macrophages Early hematopoietic progenitors Broad expression Myeloid cells Neurons, certain tumors Monocytes, dendritic cells Neutrophils Various cell types B-cells Various cell types Broad distribution Macrophages Macrophages, dendritic cells Activated dendritic cells Dendritic cells Member of TNF receptor family, co-stimulates T-cell proliferation FLT-5, receptor for FLT-5/flk-2 ligand Co-stimulation of T-cell growth Syndecan- I Extracellular matrix metalloproteinase inducer Transmembrane tyrosine phosphatase Signaling lymphocyte activation molecule, receptor for measles virus Member of tetraspanin family Binds CD60, CD56 CD26 ligand CD30 ligand Receptor for polio virus GPI-anchored protein Killer cell Ig-like receptor Receptor for HLA-C Ligand for selectins Hemoglobin scavenger Sialomucin Activated leukocyte cell adhesion molecule Siglec-6 L1 adhesion molecule Signal regulatory phosphatase Polymorphic Ligand for CD95 Belongs to toll-like receptor family Chemokine receptor CXCR-6 OX2 Class A scavenger receptor Mannose receptor Member of LAMP family DC-SIGN Appendix 3 / HLA Nomenclature CD222 CD246 CD289 CD334 Many cells Multifunctional receptor Hematopoietic cells, epithelial cells, tumors MUC1 B- and T-lymphocytes Ly8 NK cells, monocytes, basophils, some T-cells 4B3 541 The list is not complete, and additional surface markers do not yet have a CD designation.


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|# Emacs starter for Emacs mac port
|# Thanks to Aquamacs Project and David Reitter
|my $args = "";
|my $tmpfiles = "";
|for my $f (@ARGV) {
|$args .= '"'.$f.'" ';
|$tmpfiles .= '"'.$f.'" ' if (! -e $f);
|system("touch $args") if ($tmpfiles);
|system("open -a /Applications/Emacs.app $args");
|# delay deletion because AE drag&drop doesn't work with non-existing documents
|system("(sleep 3; rm $tmpfiles) &") if ($tmpfiles);
ptb commented
May 19, 2015
I rewrote this as a shell script and added the capability to accommodate filenames with spaces:
if [ -e '/Applications/Emacs.app' ]; then
if [ ${#@} -ne 0 ]; then
while IFS= read -r file; do
[ ! -f "$file" ] && t+=("$file") && /usr/bin/touch "$file"
file=$(echo $(cd $(dirname "$file") && pwd -P)/$(basename "$file"))
$(/usr/bin/osascript <<-END
if application "Emacs.app" is running then
tell application id (id of application "Emacs.app") to open POSIX file "$file"
tell application ((path to applications folder as text) & "Emacs.app")
open POSIX file "$file"
end tell
end if
) & # Note: END on the previous line may be indented with tabs but not spaces
done <<<"$(printf '%s\n' "$@")"
if [ ! -z "$t" ]; then
$(/bin/sleep 10; for file in "${t[@]}"; do
[ ! -s "$file" ] && /bin/rm "$file";
done) &
vim -No "$@"
Since I switched from vi, I can't help but to type
vi filename every time, so I saved this script as
/usr/local/bin/vi. In the off chance I haven't yet installed Emacs.app, it uses the built in system
vim instead.
railwaycat commented
May 30, 2015
Thanks @ptb :)
lmartins commented
Jun 8, 2015
Sorry to ask guys, how can I install this?
InAbsentia commented
Jun 30, 2015
@lmartins Paste into a file named
emacs (or whatever you want the command to be) in a directory in your path (ahead of the location of the existing emacs command). Then
chmod +x /path/to/emacs.
jasonm23 commented
Oct 1, 2016
It'd be better to use
emacsclient (and kick off Emacs.app as the alternate editor if it's not running already.)
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- A funnel derived from the molluscan foot (ref.?) or the molluscan neck region (Shigeno et al., 2007).
- Circumoral arms that are derived from the molluscan head (J.Z. Young, 1965) or the molluscan foot (Shigeno et al., 2007).
- Chitinous beaks.
- Shell.
- Shell with a phragmocone and siphuncle.
Figure. A longitudinal cut through the shell of the pearly nautilus (Nautilus sp.)showing the flotation chambers (phragmocone) and the siphuncle (partially lost from the larger chambers) that passes through the septa separating individual chambers. The shell has become internal and highly modified in most living cephalopods. Photograph by R. Young.
- Shell with a phragmocone and siphuncle.
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