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Any opinions on the "allicin" in garlic working as an alternative to antibiotics? Products like allimax, etc.
Chance: If you had a severe infection, would you want something that had been studied to make sure it treats the infection, or something with vague claims and no solid scientific data in humans? ...Read more
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Garlic : Garlic contains allicin which has antiinfective properties. ...Read more
Is garlic good for you?
Eat 2 Beat CA, Pt.7: GARLIC & ONIONS: The compounds that give garlic & onions their strong flavor appear to stave off cancer by neutralizing carcinogenic substances & speeding the repair of damaged DNA. Like may cancer-fighting foods, garlic seems especially effective against digestive tract cancer, including those of the esophagus & colon. (Ref: AARP, 5/2014) ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
My question is is 4000 milligrams of garlic too much?
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Demote job in cluster queue
Cluster object that contains the job.
Job object demoted in the job queue.
demote(c,job) demotes the
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demote exchanges
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Create and submit multiple jobs to the MATLAB job scheduler (MJS) identified by the default parallel configuration:
c = parcluster(); pause(c) % Prevent submissions from running. j1 = createJob(c,'Name','Job A'); j2 = createJob(c,'Name','Job B'); j3 = createJob(c,'Name','Job C'); submit(j1);submit(j2);submit(j3);
Demote one of the jobs by one position in the queue:
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On Friday, November 9, 2012, the 12th annual Adobe Design Achievement Awards (ADAA) made its triumphant return to Canada during the DesignThinkers 2012 conference in Toronto. Held in collaboration with Icograda (International Council of Communication Design), the awards honoured students and faculty from around the world in new and traditional media.
Winning projects were selected from 41 finalists out or nearly 5,000 total entries from 70 countries. Winners were recognized in 13 categories including interactive media, video and motion, and traditional media; as well as three categories for educators celebrating innovative teaching methods.
Winning entries were selected based on originality, effectiveness in meeting the communication objective and skill in applying Adobe products. All nominated entries were on view for Canada's design community during the two-day DesignThinkers conference. A list of nominees and gallery of the entries can be viewed at ADAAgallery.com.
Canada was well represented in the winner's circle, with three out of four Canadian finalists taking home hardware. Vanessa Li from Sheridan College won for best browser based design. Richelle Rogers from York University and Sheridan College took home best packaging design. Finally, Professor Hector Herrara from the Ontario College of Art and Design (OCAD) was recognized for his innovation in motion and video in education.
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- Application Development: Bram Monstrey , Hogeschool West-Vlaanderen (HOWEST), Belgium
- Game Design and Development: Mitchell Brien (group leader), Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
- Illustration: Yeni Kim, Royal College of Art, Great Britain
- Installation Design: James Coltman (group leader), University of the Arts London, Great Britain
- Live Action: Christopher Lavelle, Sunderland University, Great Britain
- Mobile Design: Kirsten Southwell, North Carolina State University, United States
- Motion Graphics: Michael Rigley, California College of the Arts, United States
- Non-Browser Based Design: Lee Soyoung (group leader), Hongik University, Korea
- Photography: Pablo Jimenez, Academy Of Art University, United States
- Print Communications: Jeff Han, Art Center College of Design, United States
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Investors ignore Pakistan budget
Pakistan's stock market failed to cheer the country's budget on Monday, even though it included a range of measures that set out to help companies and attract investors.
Investors' attention has been diverted by recent terror attacks and by the continued military tension with India.
"Its positive in the long term but in the short-term one can say investors are cautious about the geo-political situation in the region," said Saad Hashmey, Research Head at IP Securities.
Over time, the budget, which was passed over the weekend, should have a positive impact, said industry officials.
"It will help to lure investors into the stock market and it will create depth in the market in the long term," said Karachi Stock Exchange chairman Saleem Chamdia.
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"It's a positive, investor-friendly budget which contains positive measures for specific sectors and nothing adversely affecting any company or sector," Mr Hashmey said.
The budget included moves to:
"These measures are basically aimed at improving the working of the corporate sector," Mr Hashmey said.
The KSE index of leading Pakistani shares had risen 0.43% by 0700 GMT on Monday.
So far this year, the index has gained almost 40%.
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2 Years! Bullshit! Photos from the March and Rally Against the Mehserle Sentencing
These are photos taken from the rally and march on November 5. As many speakers said, quoting John Burris, attorney for the family of Oscar Grant, Michael Vick got 4 years for shooting a dog. Johannes Mehserle got 2 years for shooting Oscar. To this rotten system the life of a young Black man is worth less than a dog!
More than 400 people rallied at the civic center in Oakland. The speeches, especially those from the community were very angry. Hundreds blocked the streets in the face of a massive police presence.
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Saturday Nov 6th, 2010 4:24 PM
yes, a few days ago, Michael Moore said on Democracy Now that Wikileaks was naive and unsophisticated in doing their huge press conference about the major document release of 400,000 military files about the Iraq war on a Friday afternoon. This is a famous dead time for the news because nobody watches TV on friday evening, and it is old by Sunday or Monday. Unfortunately, this event had similar timing. Also, the people in jail right now aren't able to come out and write and publish their own material. I just spent a few minutes looking for news of charges or whether anyone was released, and I can't find anything.
Saturday Nov 6th, 2010 5:16 PM
but according to past practices, the people arrested will probably be kept in til Monday.
Saturday Nov 6th, 2010 6:48 PM
They started releasing us at 8AM, I got out around 11. Most are being charged with unlawful assembly. The National Lawyers Guild has been there for those arrested the whole time and will be fighting for them.
Saturday Nov 6th, 2010 11:24 PM
Here are some pieces on youtube from the event that are turning up.
This person had a pretty high quality camera, good angles. Shows them getting kettled in one block:
People penned in . the press released. You are all under arrest.
Russia Today piece at Los Angeles courthouse.
After the sentence
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Tuesday Nov 9th, 2010 10:21 AM
They're all people holding up your pathetic little signs (which you probably handed them right before taking their picture), or lying face down on the ground. Now, I'm not knocking people who chose to make a point by doing the latter, but what does it say that you chose those photos over any others? I'm thinking that you like seeing young people looking helpless, so you can try to "save" them with your vanguard party. Fuck Bob Avakian and his cult, the Revolutionary Communist Party.
Wednesday Nov 10th, 2010 3:17 PM
respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
Hmm... I guess this no longer applies?
Maybe it's time to review our stance on the SECOND ammendment... and start using it.
Thursday Nov 11th, 2010 12:12 PM
Seriously? BAM!? Thats your comment? A fucking plug for your group? YOu went around and started hyping this rally and then the same folks who told me to march I saw walking away as soon as cops showed up! learn to stand in solidarity without trying to turn it into an ad for your group. the RCP does that enough already.


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At the next junction was a booth built by the Lumby/Mabel Lake Snowmobile Club. It stated I needed to pay a $20 fee for using the roads and trails ahead. There was no way to pay when the booth was closed, plus I knew they were referring to the Park Mountain range, not Silver Hills, and that it was for snow season. The road that was supposed to be Silver Hills FSR was instead named Irish Creek FSR, nonetheless I was certain it was the correct road.
Silver Hills FSR was in good condition, and to my surprise, I was even able to take a grown-in logging trail to within a hundred meters of the coordinates. As a rule I usually leave photography for the way back, so it was at this moment I found that my camera's battery was dead. The battery life had always been beyond what I needed, and this was the first time it left me without. I removed the battery, shook it (get those ions moving, right..?), and put it back in. I got a couple pictures before it turned off again. At the coordinates, I repeated and got a single shot. It wouldn't be coaxed into another.
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The relationship between wage and labor productivity is very frequent and receives a special treatment in economic theory and practice. The purpose of this paper is to explore the relationship and interdependence between net-wage and labor productivity in the Republic of Macedonia during the period 1995-2007. The objects of analysis are the relations between the two variables on aggregate level of the Macedonian economy, as well as for certain economic sectors separately (industry, mining and water management; agriculture, fishing and forestry; construction; transport and communications; trade and financial services). Based on the results from the performed analysis, the paper reveals how and to what extent changes in real net-wage influence the changes in labor productivity in Macedonia, on aggregate level and in the observed sectors.
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Colin Bailey, the longtime partner of murdered businesswoman Sirmattie Ramnaress is urging investigators to look beyond him in the search for her killers, while saying that available forensic evidence and telephone records could help solve the case.
Bailey, a serving Guyana Police Force Sergeant, remains confident that a breakthrough in the case could be forthcoming despite the length of time that has passed since the murder. But he said that all suspicion should be directed away from him as this focus
is allowing the real killer(s) to continue to go free. He insisted that he has no motive for committing the murder and noted that instead the police should be looking at the other persons who were close to the woman.
Bailey told Stabroek News recently that he has been silent for too long and has decided to come forward and give his views as people are continuing to allege that he is somehow involved. He was also hopeful that his comments would not in any way hinder the investigations because all he is seeking to do is clear the air. From day one, he said, he has always cooperated with the police and besides occasionally checking in with them for an update, he would share whatever information he would have gathered.
Bailey, who had been in-volved with Ramnaress for 21 years, said he has been informed that a different set of ranks has taken over the investigation. DNA samples were taken from him but he is not sure if they have since been sent abroad for testing. He said that fingerprints and blood samples were also collected from the woman's house.
Based on the reports, Ramnaress was found dead in her Diamond, East Bank Demerara home around 10 am on Saturday August 31, 2013, with a stab wound and injuries to her head and hip. She had been discovered after the fire service had been called about a fire at the house. The house was ransacked and drenched with a flammable liquid and a storage bond at the rear of the building was destroyed by fire. Her killer(s) also stole her car, which was later found abandoned on the East Coast of Demerara.
While neighbours related that they had seen the woman sweeping her yard earlier that morning, now acting Police Commissioner Seelall Persaud had told Stabroek News that Ramnaress was last seen alive at 9:05pm the previous night. He subsequently said that things were staged at the murder scene as part of an effort to cover up what had happened.
Ramnaress was very security conscious and had surveillance cameras all around her home. Based on what this newspaper was told, before she opened her electronic gate, she always first checked closed-circuit cameras to identify visitors. It is suspected that she must have known her killer(s) and let the person(s) in. Surveillance footage from her master bedroom went missing and it is suspected that whoever stole it would have had intimate knowledge of its location since it was kept in a secured place.
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Bailey told Stabroek News that given the level of technology now available to the police, he was confident that the investigating ranks "will come up with something." He was unsure if police were able to gather any useful footage from the various CCTV cameras that are set up in the city. The killer/s would have passed through the city in the woman's car, possibly passing by some of the cameras on their way to Liliendaal, East Coast Demerara, where they eventually ditched the vehicle.
Police had previously said that investigators had looked at the footage but no useful evidence was apparently found.
Phone records, Bailey said, should also be part of the investigation because investigators might be able to trace who Ramnaress last spoke with and at what time. Again, he said, he was unsure if the police had done this as part of their investigations but he knew that they collected a landline telephone from the house and an audio recording. He said that based on his understanding, the audio recording was apparently made while the killer(s) attempted to use one of the woman's phones and may have accidentally pressed the record button. Bailey said that based on what the ranks told him, they could not make out much because the person was speaking in a creolese dialect but they did hear a door close and what may have been Ramnaress breathing. In this regard, he said that police are in need of voice recognition equipment as this too could be of use to this case.
He also said that there are "numbers" and that the police can use them to find a link and to get a timeline.
Asked about the woman's car, he said that he has found it strange that they would have driven it to the East Coast area. He said that this may have been another move to have fingers pointed at him as he is based on the East Coast. Observers had said that the car would have contained forensic evidence which may have helped to narrow the list of suspects. It is unclear what sort of forensic evidence, if any, the police were able to collect from the vehicle.
'Beyond Colin
"The focus should not be on me anymore. I am not part of this. I was her husband for 21 years. What reason would I have for killing her?" Bailey said, while adding that their relationship was a loving one. He recalled that months before she died, Ramnaress had to be hospitalised and he was there with her every step of the way. He said too that he spent 38 days with her while she recuperated.
He noted that there are people that the police should be focusing on but for some reason they are not. He added that these individuals are doing everything that they can to implicate him in the murder. He said that after her death, he has not gone back to Ramnaress's house, where some of his belongings probably still remain. "I left everything at the house," he said, before adding that he has since handed over the keys for the property to the woman's siblings.
He noted that he firmly believes that some of his wife's relatives are so interested in her property and assets that they would "love" for him to go to jail. However, he maintained that the "people" who killed his wife were people that she knew because she would not open her doors to strangers. He added that she would never venture outside to open the gate for anyone but would do so remotely. Bailey also questioned why no one heard her screaming while she was being attacked.
The police too where apparently working with this theory as well and Persaud had said that investigators were "looking at persons close to her."
The woman's relatives had said that Ramnaress had a fiancé" but the police have said nothing about him being a person of interest in their investigation. Based on what this newspaper had been told, the man, who lives in the United States, indicated that he had a copy of the surveillance recording, which was sent via a feed to his home. Bailey had said that the man should have had a digital backup of the surveillance footage from the businesswoman's property but he failed to produce it.
Despite the lack of break in the case, Bailey said he was assured that the investigators are working. According to him the police have things they can work with, which should be enough to "start something" and he also believed that someone out there has information that is vital to the case. "They should be looking beyond Colin Bailey. Take him out of the picture…," he stressed.
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As a fellow double-mastectomy survivor and mom, who lost my breasts at 37, I read with tremendous sorrow Emily Wax-Thibodeaux' story of being harassed and bullied for formula-feeding her son. Having cancer at a young age is a traumatic experience. … Continue reading
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Announcing 1-855-NIP-FREE: the Best for Babes "Nursing In Public" Harassment Hotline
Best for Babes is excited to announce our newest undertaking, a Nursing In Public (NIP) incident reporting hotline! Best for Babes is taking action against nursing in public harassment. We believe in protecting the legal, civil and human rights of … Continue reading
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My Letter to Cari about Bloomberg and Infant Formula
Dear Cari: We haven't had a chance to sit down and catch up in a while, so you may or may not know that I recently became an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). I am really proud to be … Continue reading
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"If I've hired a doula, do I really need a lactation consultant?" Marsha Walker, RN, IBCLC
I was recently reminded of just how much I like doulas. As an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), I was asked to speak at the 2011 Doulas of North America (DONA) conference in Boston. I had the pleasure of … Continue reading
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Institute of Medicine's New Recommendations Could Mean Great Things for Babes
Booby Traps are everywhere — from your OB's office, to your pediatrician, your mom or best friend, and even cell phone apps. The Institute of Medicine released new report which makes recommendations that, when combined with grassroots efforts like our own, … Continue reading
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Are Lactation Consultants too Pricey?
Last year, the New York Times published an article about lactation consultant Freda Rosenfeld. A reader responded that the fee charged by lactation consultants is outrageous…depending on where you live, it can cost between $120 – $300+ per session. It … Continue reading
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As our
training sites across different mental health fields prepare future healers to
enter these complex work environments, we are seeing many of yesterday's
interdisciplinary tensions regarding who is "better" (e.g., Psychology vs. MFT
vs. Social Work) change to contemporary mutual respect and valuing of our
colleagues' contributions to a whole that is more than the sum of its parts. This
shift is likely, at least in part, a reflection of how we are no longer working
within the comfort of private practices that are isolated (or at least insulated)
from the biopsychosocial/spiritual realities of the worlds that our patients
and families reside in. We are working on a common ground that is not claimed
by any single mental health discipline. We are on Medicine's turf now, wherein
most of us – whether we identify personally as a "family therapist,"
"psychologist," "social worker," or "counselor" – are seen by everyone else as
a "mental health clinician," "behavioral medicine practitioner", or "shrink."
Defining and Proving the Profession
Within the
trenches of day-to-day practice, many would argue that our medical colleagues,
patients and families, and other treatment team members do not care what
discipline us mental health providers were originally trained in. And I would,
in many cases, agree with them as long as key facets and processes of what I
espouse to be essential to good collaborative care are advanced (e.g.,
biopsychosocial/spiritual sensitivity to the systemic nature of
patients'/families' presentations, active efforts to promote agency and
communion). However, from the 1000-foot view of health care policy and 3rd
party payer systems, the disciplinary home-base of mental health providers is
in fact VERY important. Psychology, for example (with its uncompromising
efforts to advance – and deep pockets to support – research, political advocacy,
and lobbying for preferential coverage), has long been able to keep other
mental health fields from sitting at the healthcare table and/or drawing
equally from available funds for service.
As a medical family therapist, it
would be easy to demonize Psychology's efforts to establish itself so well at
the head of this table (to the detriment of me, my own specialty, or
professional home). However, doing so without challenging MedFT's contribution
to this imbalance would be irresponsible. For example, Tyndall's (2010) recent review
of almost two decades of literature found only 65 articles about Medical Family
Therapy, almost all of which are focused on the history, development, and/or
application of clinical skills and processes – i.e., NOT on the evaluation of
MedFT's effectiveness or efficacy. In my opinion, we must compare this paucity
of published work to the hundreds (if not thousands) of articles that highlight
interventions housed within Psychology – or even Social Work – and ask, "Where
are the MedFT researchers?", "What are they doing?" and/or "Who do you think
HMOs and other health systems are more likely to pay for, given the available
To be sure, it
important for all mental health disciplines involved in the evolution of
collaborative and integrated healthcare to work hard to produce solid empirical
evidence to survive. For MedFT per se, I believe that the first thing we must do
toward this goal is to establish and settle-upon what it is we do and how this
overlaps with and is distinct from other types of care. Extant literature
regarding our efforts to date is very messy in this regard (e.g., defining
MedFT inconsistently from one article to the next), and this makes it difficult
for researchers to take ensuing steps to assess which components or processes of
MedFT contribute to desired outcomes, and/or to evaluate and compare MedFT
approaches to standard care alone and other collaborative models.
Drawing from the foundational work of
McDaniel, Hepworth, and Doherty (1992), along with writings by Lindville,
Hertlein, and Prouty-Lyness (2007) and Tyndall (2010), key components of what
MedFT looks like on-the-ground are now coming together. They include: a) a theoretical
foundation in MFT and systems theory; 2) biopsychosocial / spiritual
sensitivity in care; 3) targeted efforts to empower patients'/families' active
participation and influence in care (i.e., "agency"); 4) purposeful supporting
of and attention to emotional connections between patients and family members
and other important persons within their immediate social systems (i.e.,
"communion"), and 5) interdisciplinary collaboration within the contexts of a
larger care team and supporting organizational structure.
the Right Questions
Okay, there's our baseline definition.
Now we have to get to work. We must advance research that documents MedFT's applications/variations
from this baseline characterization, and its processes within different teams
oriented to different patient and family presentations. Across Peek's (2008) three
worlds of health care, we must evaluate MedFT across clinical, operational, and
financial arenas. We can do this through qualitative methods that tap
patients', families', providers', and/or administrators' experiences across
different care types and clinical procedures. We can do this through
quantitative methods that compare and track disease-related outcomes, cost offset
data, and/or inter-member functioning and satisfaction in care teams. We can do
this through mixed-methods approaches that simultaneously capture the richness
of participants' experiences alongside objective measures of beneficent change.
Wherever we choose to start, and whatever we choose to do, we will be advancing
MedFT – because at the present time our specialty is so novel that there are
more "gaps" in what we know than there are empirically supported areas of what
we do.
I am not advocating that we set out to
"prove" MedFT's universal superiority over any other discipline, nor have I
ever found inter-departmental squabbling over whose field or approach is "best"
to be very helpful as it relates to clinical work. I believe that graduate
students within any discipline do better when they are exposed to each other's
fields and learn how their own and other's respective efforts contribute to a
larger mosaic of high quality and effective care. Just as there are some tasks
in which a hammer is more appropriate than a screwdriver (and visa versa),
there will be some scenarios in which MedFT is a better fit than a
straightforward psychological assessment or intervention (and visa versa). But
in order for MedFT to have a stable place at the healthcare table, it (we) must
catch-up and establish our right and our worth be there.
And so, let's get started. Now.
D., Hertlein, K. & Prouty-Lyness, A. (2007). Medical family therapy:
Reflecting on the necessity of collaborative healthcare research. Families, Systems and Health, 25, 85-97.
S., Hepworth, J., & Doherty, W. (1992). Medical
family therapy: A biopsychosocial approach to families with health problems.
New York: Basic Books.
C. (2008). Planning care in the clinical, operational, and financial worlds. In
& D. Stafford (Eds.), Collaborative
medicine case studies (pp. 25–38). New York: Springer.
L. (2010). Medical family therapy:
Conceptual clarification and consensus for an emerging profession.
Unpublished doctoral dissertation. East Carolina University.
Mendenhall is an Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota (UMN) in
the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health, the Associate Director
of the UMN's Citizen Professional Center, and the co-Director of mental health
teams within the UMN's Academic Health Center.
He holds an adjunct faculty position in the UMN's Department of Family
Social Science and mentors doctoral
students who are completing the UMN's Preparing Future Faculty series in
college-level teaching. Dr. Mendenhall's principal investigative interests
center on the use and application of community-based participatory research
(CBPR) methods targeting chronic illnesses in minority- and under-served
patient and family populations.
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Jennifer Aniston has definitely grabbed attention with her first viral video for Smartwater. In her attempt to create the ultimate viral video for the product's endorsement, the "Just Go with It" actress tries out every viral trick on the Internet and markets the commercial as "Jen Aniston's Sex Tape".
In the nearly three-minute clip, the 42-year-old actress first seeks advice on how to promote Smartwater from YouTube sensation Keenan Cahill. "I can't just tell you that SmartWater is the smartest, best tasting water that's out there. I have to make a video, apparently, that turns into a virus," she then explains.
Trying to convince people to drink Smartwater, Jennifer then brings in a variety of Internet memes from puppies to dancing babies with the help of some "Internet boys". She also tries to teach a parrot how to say "I love Smartwater", but gets mocked for her "Rachel" haircut, and kicks "Chelsea Lately" comedian Brad Wollack in the crotch, saying "Apparently that's worth about 100,000 hits."


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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- How can a company report its worst quarter with losses of about $4.4 billion and still see its shares rocket 15% higher? John Chen, that's how.
The ink on BlackBerry's (BBRY) interim CEO John Chen's updated business card may not have dried but that hasn't prevented the newest chief from asserting control. More than one c-suite office displays a new name on the desk, and even a board member has left the building.
Over half the revenue since the previous year's same quarter is also gone. Total revenue for the third quarter dropped 56% to $1.20 billion. Subscribers are churning at a rate of 12% to 13% a quarter and the company lost $8.37 a share.
Chen decided BlackBerry is no longer a handset hardware maker and will focus on services. Actually, Chen didn't decide, the above losses indicate consumers did. Chen receives credit as the first BlackBerry CEO smart enough to recognize the obvious.
Another distinction between Chen and former CEO Thorsten Heins is Chen appears ready to take the pieces and rebuild the Ontario Tech company into a leader again.
Attempting to find a buyer for BlackBerry was probably the right choice for the company at the time. Heins was likely the best person to liquidate the company, and his pay package certainly suggested he was a hired gun to make the sale. But it was the final example of BlackBerry taking too long to execute.
OEM supplier Foxconn will replace BlackBerry's in-house production of hardware. If you don't know Foxconn, the company also manufactures parts and/or products for Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), Nokia (NOK), Microsoft (MSFT) and other well-known names.
Friday's revelations and market reaction supports and vindicates why I think and wrote that BlackBerry is a buy. Eric Jackson wrote an outstanding piece in Real Money. (If you don't have a subscription, sign up for a free trial. Not only do I use the information for my own trading, I post real-time trade ideas with exact entry and exit prices.)


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Washington: A simple drug regimen of two anti-clotting drugs - clopidogrel and aspirin - can lower the risk of suffering a stroke by about one-third, a new clinical trial has showed.
The clinical trial involved 5,170 people, who were hospitalized after suffering minor ischemic strokes or stroke-like events known as transient ischemic attacks, or TIAs, in which blood flow to the brain is briefly blocked, and was conducted at multiple sites in China and designed in partnership with a physician at UC San Francisco.
Then all patients were randomized into two groups and treated for three months with aspirin alone or aspirin plus clopidogrel, which is marketed as Plavix. The three-month period following stroke is considered the most critical for medical intervention.
Overall, 8.2 percent of patients taking both drugs suffered subsequent strokes in the three months of follow-up compared to 11.7 percent of patients taking aspirin alone.
The Chinese trial, called CHANCE ( Clopidogrel in High-risk Patients with Acute Non-disabling Cerebrovascular Events), is nearly identical to a National Institutes of Health-sponsored trial that is already enrolling patients in the United States, including at UCSF, called POINT (Platelet-Oriented Inhibition in New TIA and Minor Ischemic Stroke).
S. Claiborne Johnston, MD, PhD, a professor of neurology and associate vice chancellor of research at UCSF who was a senior author on the study, said that if POINT confirms CHANCE, then the two-drug combination could become the standard of care.
He said that anybody with a transient ischemic attack or minor stroke will get clopidogrel plus aspirin.
The POINT trial is important, said Johnston, because genetics, risk factors, and medical practice differences could all lead to differences in trial results in China compared to other countries. Johnston is the principal investigator of the POINT trial.
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lance at airports along the U.S. border.
The airdropping process works like this: After the House and Senate pass a bill, a committee of lawmakers is tapped to iron out differences. Rules ban slipping new earmarks or provisions into the final version. But negotiators toss them in, knowing that the rules can be disregarded with a procedural motion when the House and Senate vote on the final bill.
"We have pretty good rules," said Rep. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz. "But every rule we have can be waived, and we do."
Airdropping is quick and secretive, said Steve Ellis, vice president of Taxpayers for Common Sense, a federal budget watchdog.
"There is virtually no accountability if you airdrop (earmarks) in," he said. "There is not an opportunity to scrutinize them because things go like greased lightening between the conference committee and the House, and the House and the Senate."
Since Democrats promised openness after the 2006 elections, lawmakers have parachuted airdrops totaling $1.97 billion into the spending bill for the federal budget year that ended Tuesday, the farm bill, and a bill that authorizes funding for projects on the nation's dams and waterways, according to data compiled by Taxpayers for Common Sense.
The tally does not include the latest airdrops sprinkled into a defense spending bill and a stop-gap measure that keeps the government operating until March 6. Airdrops in those recently passed bills could take months to uncover. "This is after promise after promise after promise that we'd have a transparent system," Flake said. "The addiction is just too great. It's nice to be able to write a check for someone in your district or for a lobby. There's a myth out there that you have to do this to get re-elected."
Among the airdrops is $6.9 million that Rep. Bob Etheridge, D-N.C., landed for Youngsville, N.C.-based TTI Wireless to install its wireless surveillance system at about 30 urban and rural airports along the U.S. border.
The system uses cameras and computers to track and identify aircraft on government security watch lists, according to Etheridge's request for funding provided by his office.
Etheridge declined an interview request.
"He sent a letter advocating for this project and supports this project, and then the conference committee and members of the appropriations committee made the decision," said Julie Dwyer, his chief of staff.
Within months of the airdrop, Thomas Albright, CEO of TTI Wireless, contributed $4,600 to Etheridge, the maximum individual donation allowed under the law.
Rep. Robert Aderholt, R-Ala., secured a $1 million airdrop to bolster the flood-prone main road through his hometown, Haleyville, Ala. A member of the House Appropriations Committee that oversees federal spending, Aderholt requested the money early in 2007 and possibly in an earlier budget year, he said.
"Regardless, I was not aware of exactly when (the earmark) was put in there," he said. "My concern was just trying to get help for the residents of my hometown."
Rep. C.W. "Bill" Young, R-St. Petersburg, snared $750,000 to enable All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg to operate in a hurricane without relying on utilities.
The Alabama road and Florida hospital airdrops are part of a formerly competitive program administered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Congress decided to sidestep the merit-selection process with $51.3 million in projects, including some that would not be eligible under the agency's program rules, Ellis said.
"It's not that some of these projects shouldn't be funded, but we should do it under a merit-based competitive award process," he said. "It's a political-muscle system rather than a project-merit system." Rafael DeGennaro, president of the watchdog Citizen Century Institute which runs the project whycongresscantread.com, views airdrops as a a congressional disease.
"The larger problem is that Congress routinely passes huge and gravely important bills that no human has had time to read properly," he said. House rules say lawmakers should have three days to read bills before voting, but the rules are obsolete and riddled with loopholes, DeGennaro said.
Rep. Brian Baird, D-Wash., proposed amending House rules to require legislation to be available on the Internet for three days before the House votes. His measure attracted six co-sponsors, but failed to gain traction. It is expected to be introduced again next year.
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Carada Masquerade CIH Review- A Motorized Masking System For Your Projector Screen
Masquerade CIH Installation
I don't like installing things. I've given it up. I've torn a hip ligament, messed up rotator cuff, etc. I leave that to those younger or more foolish than I. I normally pay someone to assemble screens that I'm reviewing.
In the case of the Masquerade, I thought I'd try something novel. We had recently moved into the house (which also houses the company), so I asked my general contractors if they wanted to tackle it, as long as they were painting the room. These are two good guys that do impressive work. It must be noted, they never installed a screen before, nevermind a masking system, they're more of the travertine floor, ceiling fan type contractors.
They opened a box, looked at the instructions and said sure.
The blue is the room's flat navy blue paint.
Now, I've read through the instructions for assembly, a couple of times now, and it seems to all be there, and well laid out, but I didn't see the Masquerade assembled.
I can tell you two things. I came back a little more than two hours after I had left (which was as they were unboxing the first box). At that point they were just finishing up.
All the instructions I gave our guys amounted to: Exactly how many inches off the floor I wanted the bottom, and How far from one side wall.
When I returned they plugged it in, handed me the remote, and it worked as promised. I can set to one of four aspect ratios at a push of a button.
So, our contractors, two guys, fully capable of using standard power tools, a level, etc, can follow instructions and assemble and mount in 2 hours. If you aren't using Carada's "MMS" screens, which seem to be their usual surfaces on a mount that makes the installation with the Masquerade especially easy, I assume a little extra time may be needed, with most fixed mount screens. Our contractors didn't report any difficulties. Now that's the way I like my installations done.
For those into some heavy reading, here's a link to the installation manual. As I said, it seems very thorough, and there was nothing apparently missing, to slow my inexperienced (at screens) contractors, from getting it right the first time.
One more thing to add: After several months, and hundreds of aspect ratio changes, it still works smoothly with no strange sounds, scrapes or squeals.
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Here's some good news for the financial industry: fewer banks failed in 2011.
Last year, the final tally for bank failures did not break the triple-digit mark, a statistic that seems to indicate a positive trend for the banking industry. Here's a breakdown of how the banking industry has fared over the past four years.
Bank failures by year:
- 2011: 92
- 2010: 157
- 2009: 140
- 2008: 25
A recent report from SNL Financial tracks these failures across the country since failing financial institutions began to creep into the headlines in 2008. While bank failures have been a nationwide epidemic, the report shows the Southeast has been hit the hardest. In Georgia and Florida alone, the FDIC's data show that 132 banks failed between 2008 and 2011, more than 30 percent of all failures in the country.
One look at the FDIC's Failed Bank List reveals community banks have certainly been the biggest victims. It's no secret that this sector suffered serious losses due to residential lending, and the past few years have dealt a major blow to small institutions such as Community Bank of Rockmart and Old Harbor Bank.
The decline in total bank failures is great news, but the fact that the FDIC is still dealing with so many troubled institutions reinforces the need to evaluate your own institution. With Bankrate's most recent round of Safe & Sound Star Ratings, you can gain insights into how your bank is currently performing based on its asset quality, liquidity and a range of other factors.
As 2012 opens with fears of U.S. exposure to the financial crisis in Europe and a crippled housing market, I'm curious to see how this year will pan out for the health of the banking industry. Will the trend continue, or are the nation's community banks still at risk of falling victim to a stalled recovery from the recession?
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Corydalis solida
Corydalis solida (L.) Clairv.
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Corydalis solida, commonly known as Fumewort, Bird in a Bush, is a perennial, tuberous plant.
Corydalis solida was already described and the name validly published by Carl Linnaeus. It was not until 1811, however, that Joseph Philippe de Clairville reclassified it into todays valid botanical systematics.
Corydalis solida is a species in the genus Corydalis (fumewort) which contains approximately 640 to 698 species and belongs to the family of the Fumariaceae (Fumitory Family). The type species of the genus is Corydalis bulbosa.
The plants grow to a height of 25 centimetres and form small clumps. The individual stems are unbranched. It takes the plants two to five years to reach their ultimate height and also to flower for the first time.
Corydalis solida has ternate leaves that are arranged opposite one another. The leaflets are ovate to obovate and pinnatipartite. They are bluish green to grey-green.
Flowers and Fruit
The flowers are tubular and pale purple to pale blue, rarely white. The plants bloom from March to May and are strongly fragrant when placed in the sun. The flowers are zygomorphic with four sepals, one of whom is transformed into a long spur. They are arranged in racemes. Corydalis solida has hermaphroditic flowers that are pollinated by insects (mostly bees).
The siliques ripen in May and June. The seeds are spread by ants. For this purpose they have small appendices that serve as food for the ants.
Root System
The tubers are brown and solid which presumably is the reason for the epithet solida.
Corydalis solida is native to North and Central Europe as well as to western Asia. It can mostly be found in light decidious forests, forest edges and coppices.
Corydalis solida prefers a sunny to half shady site and can withstand temperatures down to -23┬║ C (USDA zone 6). It grows best in sandy-gritty soil that is moderately moist. Unlike Corydalis cava it does not like calciferous soils. The substrate should have a pH between 6,5 and 7,5.
Classification after Prof. Dr. Sieber
- woods (soil usually rich in organic material)
Plant the tubers at two to three times their size in the soil. There should be a gap of 10 to 15 centimetres between plants. The plants are best planted in groups of 5 to 15. Well suited for rockeries, cottage gardens, wild gardens and as bee pasture. A nice effect can be achieved when planted under roses or shrubs. Good plant partners are for example Dicentra and Aquilegia.
Maintenance and Propagation
Deadhead if no self-seeding is wanted. The leaves should not be removed until they are completely withered since it is here that the plants produce nutrients for next years flowers.
Propagate by sowing seeds as soon as they are ripe. Letting the seeds dry greatly diminishes their capacity to germinate. Also, the tubers can be divided in autumn.
All parts of Corydalis solida, but especially the tubers are toxic.
Please read the health issues note!
Pests and Diseases
Honeydew, galls and distorted leaves are a sign for an infestation with aphids. Use an insecticide or control biologically , e.g. with parasitic wasps or predators such as Aphidoletes aphidimyza.
White tufts or white covering on the lower surface of the leaves indicates an infection with downy mildew. Remove affected plants and apply a fungicide. To prevent infection improve ventilation, keep the roots moist and do not water the plants from above.
Brown, orange or yellowish pustules on shoots and on the leaves lower surfaces are very likely caused by a fungal infestation (rust). Remove affected parts and apply fungicide. Also improve ventilation and reduce humidity.
Gnaw marks and slime trails indicate a problem with slugs. Prevent infestation by improving hygiene and by regularly working the soil. In case of an infestation use slug pellets or nematodes to control pest. Handpicking the slug also helps, do this preferably in the evening hours.
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- Christoper Brickell (Editor-in-chief): RHS A-Z Encyclopedia of Garden Plants. Third edition. Dorling Kindersley, London 2003, ISBN 0-7513-3738-2.
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IAEA inspectors make initial visit to Iran
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ALISON STEWART: And now we return to Iran, where, today, UN inspectors visited a site used to produce plutonium that could be used in a nuclear weapon.
For more about this, we are joined from Washington by David Albright. He is a physicist and is founder and president of the non-profit Institute for Science and International Security. He is a leading expert on Iran's nuclear program.
Mr. Albright, the inspectors today are visiting a heavy water production plant. What are they looking for specifically at this plant?
DAVID ALBRIGHT: Well this is a visit by the inspectors so they are looking for very simple things. Is the plant operational? How much heavy water has it produced? They'll try to find out what it's purpose is, I imagine. Iran has already said it's made enough heavy water for the adjacent heavy-water production plant. So is it going to export it? Is it planning to build more heavy-water reactors? It's also. the heavy water production plant is part of the two facilities, including the reactor, that the UN Security Council resolutions have asked to have their operations suspended. What that means is that this plant is also on the list of plants that the United States is likely going to want to see shut down if there is a final deal with Iran. And this kind of visit creates a baseline of what's going on there and will help establish is that plant is actually needed.
ALISON STEWART: Today is a one-day event at one place. How many inspections will actually take place?
DAVID ALBRIGHT: For the agenda of the International Atomic Energy Agency this is just a small, albeit important, step. They are going to have to visit military-related sites that have been linked to past and possibly ongoing nuclear weapons work. The Parchin site has a facility that's linked to old work on nuclear weapons and the IAEA has asked to go there for over 18 months and been denied. And in that period of denial, Iran has essentially rebuilt the site and its going to make the IAEA's job harder to verify what happened there in the past. That means the IAEA are going to want to talk to people. They are going to want to go to other sites linked to nuclear weapons allegations so it's going to be a long, difficult process. And it's going to depend very much on if Iran is going to be cooperating with the inspectors.
ALISON STEWART: What is the likelihood that Iran is concealing it's nuclear program?
DAVID ALBRIGHT: Well I think it hasn't done a very good job. The evidence gathered by many members states is that they had a nuclear weapons in the past and parts of it may have continued. The problem has been that Iran absolutely denied it. They call the information fabricated, misinterpreted, and has taken the position that they have never had a nuclear weapons program. So I think the evidence is pretty good that Iran is going to have to change its approach and start to address the IAEA's concerns. Now it can do it in secret. This doesn't have to be a public discussion. They are many ways for Iran in essence to come clean and put to rest these IAEA concerns but it can't escape it. It's going to have to address the IAEA's concerns and the recent joint plan of action, negotiated between the P5 and Iran reiterates that the IAEA's concerns are going to have to be addressed if there ever is going to be a final deal.
ALISON STEWART: How much is today's inspection a gesture or a test of Iran's cooperation going forward?
DAVID ALBRIGHT: I think its a good gesture by Iran. I mean they haven't allowed the inspectors into the plants since 2011, the inspection before that was 2005. So I think it's a good gesture by Iran and it sets up a what you have to look at as a very difficult process but a very positive process. And that Iran appears to be willing to open up. It's going to be sorely tested in the next several months but you have to view today's success as giving hope for the future.
ALISON STEWART: David Albright thank you so much.
DAVID ALBRIGHT: Thank you.


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Ontic openness as key factor in the evolution of biological systems / Søren Nors Nielsen and Claus Emmeche --
Effects of epistasis and pleiotropy on fitness landscapes / Bjørn Østman --
The origin of life, evolution, and functional organization / Wim Hordijk, Mike Steel and Stuart Kauffman --
Interactions of clay minerals with RNA components / Hideo Hashizume, Sjerry van der Gaast and Benny K.G. Theng --
Bottom-up protocell design : gaining insights in the emergence of complex functions / Rafał Wieczorek, Michael C. Wamberg, Anders N. Albertsen, Philipp M.G. Löffler and Pierre-Alain Monnard --
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The possible roles of water in the prebiotic chemical evolution of DNA : an approach by single molecule studies / Shuxun Cui --
Domain architecture evolution of metazoan proteins / László Patthy --
Of trees and bushes : phylogenetic networks as tools to detect, visualize and model reticulate evolution / Antonio Hernandez-Lopez --
Horizontal acquisition of prokaryotic genes for eukaryote functioning and niche adaptation / Maxime Bruto, Claire Prigent-Combaret, Patricia Luis, Grégory Hoff, Yvan Moënne-Loccoz and Daniel Muller --
Molecular evolution of disrupted transfer RNA genes and their introns in Archaea / Akio Kanai --
Memory of temperature in the seasonal control of flowering time : an unexplored link between meteorology and molecular biology / Hiroshi Kudoh and Atsushi J. Nagano --
Current approaches in spatial genetics / V. Montano, A. Eriksson, A. Manica and Y. Moodley --
Consequences of segregation and genetic exchange on adaptability in arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) / Caroline Angelard and Ian R. Sanders --
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If you own the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) and have been patiently awaiting the KitKat update, we have some jolly good news for you. Android 4.4.2 has started rolling out, with the Wi-Fi only model in Columbia (SM-P600) receiving the update. Other regions will soon be receiving the update as well, so be patient...
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1. magnanimus (Posts: 562; Member since: 29 Mar 2013)
Yes! Way to go Samsung. I've been waiting for this for the past 3 months. I just hope the improved on the lag and added the goodies on the new Pro tablets on it :/
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Has Samsung abandoned the galaxy note 10.1 (2012) edition?
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