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When something sounds too good to be true, it generally is. Let the buyer beware.View Thread
What I see when I look at statins is science being pushed aside in favor of appealing to the market.
I'm standing my ground. These drugs are a gimmick and 100% worthless.View Thread
Not correct, three words; Economy of Scale,
It's a statistical term that shows the economic effect of scale illustrated below;
Simply put, your good doctor did not have $300M in development costs and another $100M in market costs to make the first return on his book. It's basics statistics 101 and I would be happy to step you through it, let me know.
In my opinion Kendrick is a real man with real integrity. He doesn't sell out to Big Pharma. This guy is not a wimp.
No, but he will take another doctor's quotes and cherry pick the bits and pieces that support his position. If you took the time to watch the video you will hear the exact quotes used in their entirety and in context. You will also hear for yourself the bits that were "picked" for his article, that's contrary to the threads you've posted before. So which is it?
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Have you tried lifestyle changes?View Thread
I not sure that you have the numbers right. Normally your HLD should be a minimum of 40. That does not leave any room for LDL and VLDL.
If you don't have it, get a copy of the lab report from the doctor and list the Total, LDL, HDL, and triglycerides.
There a people with a genetic mutation that causes very low cholesterol. Those people seem to have a normal and maybe and extended lifespan.
Is this your first cholesterol test?
Was it a big change from older tests?View Thread
http://m.livescience.com/39372-preventable-heart-disease-stroke-deaths.html View Thread
You're doing the right things, talk it over with your doctor. The issue you have is that you are borderline diabetic and diabetics have a much higher risk of heart disease and high cholesterol will increase your risk. It really is up to you so you should get as much information as you can from many sources including your doctor.
I hope it works out for you.View Thread
No patient had been prescribed a statin for reasons relating to their transplant, but the organs were significantly more likely to have survived in patients taking statins. Seven years after transplantation, more than 80 percent of patients taking statins were still alive, compared with fewer than 70 percent of those not taking statins.
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=widely-prescribed-statinView Thread
The above link is to a recent program aired in Australia which you may find very interesting. It is in the news again because as a result of watching it, many Australians have stopped taking statins.
Make of it what you will, but I am going to try the 2 days fasting diet myself; if nothing else I will lose some weight which will be a good thing.
Best wishes, MiraView Thread
A systematic review of available evidence (low- to moderate-strength) did not find a link between statin use and adverse cognitive outcomes, according to a study published in Annals of Internal Medicine .
Recently, the FDA issued a warning after case reports suggested that statin use may lead to cognitive impairment. Researchers reviewed 25 published randomized, controlled trials and cohort, case-control, and cross-sectional studies evaluating cognition inpatients taking statins.
Among statin users, low-quality evidence suggests no increased incidence of Alzheimer disease and no difference in cognitive performance in procedural memory, attention, or motor speed. Moderate-quality evidence suggests no increased incidence of dementia or mild cognitive impairment, nor any changes in cognitive performance.
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/268976.phpView Thread
The researchers also found that anti-cholesterol drugs such as statins appear to diminish the effect of this estrogen-like molecule.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/11/131128141357.htmView Thread
http://ebm.bmj.com/content/8/2/36.fullView Thread
This article is about the over use of NNT's, from the source data;
INTERPRETATION: Statin therapy is associated with a slightly increased risk of development of diabetes, but the risk is low both in absolute terms and when compared with the reduction in coronary events. Clinical practice in patients with moderate or high cardiovascular risk or existing cardiovascular disease should not change.And;
AUTHORS' CONCLUSIONS: Reductions in all-cause mortality, major vascular events and revascularisations were found with no excess of adverse events among people without evidence of CVD treated with statins.
CONCLUSIONS: Statins have a clear role in primary prevention of CVD mortality and major events.
CONCLUSION: In patients without established cardiovascular disease but with cardiovascular risk factors, statin use was associated with significantly improved survival and large reductions in the risk of major cardiovascular events.And;
INTERPRETATION: Statin therapy can safely reduce the 5-year incidence of major coronary events, coronary revascularisation, and stroke by about one fifth per mmol/L reduction in LDL cholesterol, largely irrespective of the initial lipid profile or other presenting characteristics. The absolute benefit relates chiefly to an individual's absolute risk of such events and to the absolute reduction in LDL cholesterol achieved. These findings reinforce the need to consider prolonged statin treatment with substantial LDL cholesterol reductions in all patients at high risk of any type of major vascular event.And;
CONCLUSIONS: In this trial of apparently healthy persons without hyperlipidemia but with elevated high-sensitivity C-reactive protein levels, rosuvastatin significantly reduced the incidence of major cardiovascular events. (ClinicalTrials.gov number, NCT00239681.)Not sure that Cardiologist explained this to you very well or perhaps you misunderstood his meaning. Back to the football game.View Thread
http://www.latimes.com/science/sciencenow/la-sci-saturated-fat-20131022,0,2193813.story#ixzz2lbyNGlUfView Thread
So should the patient also pay the doctor a commission when their cholesterol drops by 42% as proven and they don't develop heart disease? Maybe 10% of their salary for life since the doctor kept them healthy?
But if I were a patient and a doctor insisted take statins, I wouldn't accept the prescription
Exactly, your prerogative and responsibility. Wow...............View Thread
From this yea.View Thread
What you don't get to see is the fact that those with past ties to drug companies all disclosed their past ties and recused themselves from the vote.
Just sayin..................View Thread
following is a fresh article titled "Why The American Public Has Lost Trust in Health Experts" discussing the issue of the new cholesterol guidelines.
http://www.peoplespharmacy.com/2013/11/21/why-the-american-public-has-lost-trust-in-health-experts/View Thread
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/19/opinion/cholesterol-guidelines-under-attack.html?_r=0View Thread
Let me explain, what some here will read as an increase in the recommended level of LDL from 130 to 190 is actually just an additional risk factor included to capture anyone with familial hypercholesterolemia. If you read the functions and inputs of the risk calculator, they have moved the cholesterol risk to that function. Anyone with a TC between 200 - 320 are bumped into a higher risk factor. Anyone with a TC over 320 bumps into the higher risk stratification which may qualify for more aggressive treatment. As I look into the specific function of the calculator, anyone with a TC over 200 (which is the existing guideline)and older than 40 and a male will more than likely have a 10 year risk score right at 7.5% and make them eligible for statin treatment. In fact, the way this operates all males will eventually hit 7.5% as they age.
Again, basically this is a way to make statin therapy open to more patients in an effort to PREVENT heart disease and stroke.
Very well done...............View Thread
Remember, only about 10% of your serum cholesterol comes from what you eat, the rest is made by your body. An LDL of 172 is pretty high, I would not want mine that high for very long. Your HDL is high as well which is good and will offset some of the high LDL. It's good that you are researching statins, just make sure you get the latest details. For instance, you mention a concern over liver damage. This has been proven not to be a side effect and the warnings will be pulled very soon by the FDA. A lot of old and wrong info out there, it's best to hear it from your doctor.View Thread
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Kate The Coat Hanger, Hilary The Sour, Dave The Protector. Just Hollow Celebs, All Of Them
Charlotte Beaulieu writes from London: It's not easy being Kate. It's very easy being Hilary. Kate is a duchess. Hilary sees herself as much grander. We're talking Kate as in Wills & Kate. We're talking Hilary as in award winning novelist, Hilary Mantel.
In a rather grand lecture at the British Museum, the home of antiquities, including ideas and opinions, Ms Mantel said the royal Kate 'appears precision made, machine made, so different from Diana whose human awkwardness and emotional incontinence showed in her every gesture'.
Now, of course Ms Mantel was putting Kate in the context of other royal women and, of course, she was bashing the same media that has praised her own books that appeal so much to the loopy literary judges who give away awards easily. But the lady's no slouch with a phrase and pen and she raised laughs and prompted nudges and even a few winks.
Ms Mantle was engaging in the easiest trick in the literary trade: she was exercising her own lit-royal position as if anything she said outside her writing subject mattered. But of course it did matter that day because she is the current hot-shot of historical fiction, the rightful winner of famous literary prizes and the darling of editors who need a namer to make a story ring true – even when it is not.
In Ms Mantel's opinion, Kate is a wire coathanger-thin PR creation. The not so slim Ms Mantel known for her figure of speech rather than any other shape could not be bitchy if she tried. Mmm?
Why Ms Mantel had to produce a brilliantly written bitch piece about Kate says something about Ms Mantel more than what she said about the Duchess of Cambridge. If, as it sounded, Ms Mantel has little time for royalty then that is a fine and independent way of mind. What is cheap and nasty about her very clever piece of writing is that Kate is the wrong target.
Go for the heir, the sometime openly adulterous Prince Charles. Go for the hangers-on, Prince Andrew and his two daughters. Go for the petulant Prince Harry. They demand more from the system. Kate is a celebrity that lives in it.
Of course, the media loves Kate because she sells copy. She's good looking, intelligent, clever – she hooked the ranking prince did she not? – and a bit of a fairy tale.
Ms Mantel is, of course, clever and a special craftsman. But she does nothing for the rest of us. No man leers at her legs. No woman envies her dress sense. In other words, Hilary Mantel is strong on the mind and her books are more interesting than she is. Kate is interesting because she is a running photo-op and one day she will – unless the whole system changes – be Queen Catherine.
Sadly, there was a terrible sense of bitterness rather than anything else in what Ms Mantel had to say. She is too good to need cheapness to grab a headline and the pinnacle of recognition: a working over by the Daily Mail. But let's leave that aside.
What makes the whole affair so bizarre is the entry of David Cameron, the British Prime Minister. Dave was moved, or tricked, into defending Kate and it's Dave who matters in this. Could it be that Dave's PR pandas have seized on the Mantel-Kate story as a distraction from his public failure to stop the UK moving further into the red, and many other failures?
What other explanation could there be for his attack on Ms Mantel? She has turned out to be a witty and clever woman with a sour line in what some, not all but some, would see as petty jealousy. Cameron is a clever man for whom the job as PM has turned sour.
Why Cameron cannot be smart enough, and his PR pack even smarter, to say nothing at all on this non-subject questions the whole perspective of the nation's political leader. So Cameron, a fringe aristocrat himself, gets no points for dignity and nous. Ms Mantel turns out to be a trashy celebrity. Kate we already know is simply a girl who landed the fish and gives a lot of people pleasure just looking at her. Maybe the three of them deserve each other.
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Hilary Mantel is so ugly she could appear as the Loch Ness monsters older sister , even without make up !
Its simply a cheap publicity stunt to sell more books & be invited ( paid ) to be on BBC TV talk shows. IMO mantel should team up with mary beard & cherrie blair to play the 3 witches from macbeth, none of them would need make up either ! -
Hilary Mantel was right on in what she said about Kate Middleton. Are you are blind to her background, her family, her last two years of being a show-off, her actions, her lack of work ethic, her fakeness, her insensitivity to the suffering of animals, her laziness, her cheap antics on capturing dull stupid William, her golddigging, her sins of fornication, her lewdness, etc. etc. She is a total empty shell of a human being and anyone who would defend her in any way is, well, is just unbelievable.
Sam Blake, Kate has harmed nobody & has not defamed or harmed the hideous Hillary Mantel. Why has Mantel set herself up as Judge, Jury & Executioner of Kate Middleton?
I am not worried about Kate Middletons existence, it does not threaten the Security & Prosperity of the UK , far better Mantel had spoken up about Muslim Terror in the UK & the destruction of England by the EUSSR bureaucracy in Brussels -
Kate Middleton does not have the intelligence or the guts to speak out for herself against anyone. She is not a real person like Diana with a mind and will of her own. She does not instill anything in others but loathing for being a doormat for William and her mother. She is like a wind up doll that works only when someone winds her up. She is told what to say, what not to say, what to do and to keep quiet until she is allowed to run loose out of her cage for a little while. She is like a trained animal with no soul of her own. And yes, she does harm people. She harms honest, intelligent hardworking women everwhere by being a lazy, sleep your way to the top, Stepford wife. She insults women everywhere who struggle everyday with the real trials of life, while she lives a life of luxury that she did nothing to deserve. Had she been a hardworking, moral, and good hearted girl on her own during and after her college years, she would have been at least more likable and easier to respect. However, her history is one of pathetic nothingness. The world loved Diana. She will never be Diana. She is the exact opposite and she is being pushed down our throats as though she is equal or better to the real Princess and Queen of Great Britain. She is a walking disaster for the Royal Family and Great Britain. We would love it if you keep her behind CLOSED DOORS. She is on the level of America's Hollywood you know what and we are sick of the Hollywood you know what and wish they would disappear for the health of our children and the U.S. "By your fruits (behavior/actions) you shall know them. Her history is not good. Her life has been void of any worthwhile contributions on her own. She is MADE to do her Charities by the Firm. Give the world a break, we are not stupid and we do not like vain, lazy, arrogant people who do not work for a living, but live off the backs of their families or society. Its too late for her to garnish any respect now. That has been ruined. She would have to become a saint and live in a convent to gain any respect from thinking, intelligent people of the world. She would fit in well with Hollywood, but never a respected woman as the wife of a King.
Sam, that was quite a rant you posted. Diana was no angel nor was she IMO very bright, otherwise she would not have ended up in the arms of an arab playboy.
True, Diana was not a saint, but neither am I and neither is anyone else. All humans have weaknesses and failures. It is when your life is a total failure in every aspect that there is a serious problem and IMO Kate Middleton has had no accomplishments of her own making, and as already stated above is a disaster and a total failure and is unfit and undeserving of her position. I have read about 6 books on Diana from several reputable authors and the verdict is the same; she was driven by pain to seek out love which she desperately needed. In her own pain, she reached out to others in their pain and that was what made her one of the greatest, most loved women in the world. Kate Middleton will NEVER reach that status because she has no ability to feel compassion for the pain of other people or for animals. She does not even have an identity of her own and will probably become psychotic in the end due to a lack of self identity.
Sam, I doubt if Kate has any desire to upstage William as Diana did to Charles & unlike his father William does not appear to be in love with another woman. Quite frankly I was not one of those enamoured with Diana even though I was in London at the time of her Funeral & staying as it happened in a place her funeral courtage passed & I did pay my respects by lining the streets whilst it passed, but I can't say I care now days about her legacy, I just hope the media stop hounding the royal couple & let them have a bit of privacy.
By the way, are you one of the Middleton's??
Hello Rose, no I am not a Middleton nor an Aristocrat, nor a Royalist per se, nor am I a Marxist Elitist or Republican Anarchist, I am a London born Plonker from a long line of working class London born Barnpots , whose forefathers were law abiding hard working tax payers & when King & Country called them did their duty honourably.
@Rose: you are spot on. It's Carole Middy in disguise.
Anyway, I found this particular paragraph of the author's extremely distasteful:
Ms Mantel is, of course, clever and a special craftsman. But she does nothing for the rest of us. No man leers at her legs. No woman envies her dress sense. In other words, Hilary Mantel is strong on the mind and her books are more interesting than she is. Kate is interesting because she is a running photo-op and one day she will – unless the whole system changes – be Queen Catherine.
She does nothing for the rest of us? Correction. She does nothing for YOU Charlotte, as well as your fellow shallow superficial human beings that roam this earth. People with intelligence and loads of talent don't appeal to you because you are incredibly shallow, as your entire post has shown. Because if you even had half the brains to read and understand Mantel's essay – why I bet you couldn't – she wasn't mocking Kate in any form but the media instead of portraying her the way they do.
She is also a talented author and has won many awards. She may not be beautiful or have dress sense or whatever. But is way more interesting than Kate because of the things she says and her works of art (her writings).
Kate and people like you can only dream you are that successful and talented.
Joe, Hilary Mantel is an over rated ugly Marxist bitch, who is the sort of unhappy woman the left , the BBC & Guardian loves to promote as being their ideal as a liberated modern woman & as for her many awards , get serious its only the extreme left arty-farty LGBT types constantly awarding their inner circle with the myriad of worthless & pointless awards that they give each other like Santa handing out presents to undeserving kids


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February 10, 2013 (CHICAGO) (WLS) -- Days before the 10-year anniversary of the E2 nightclub tragedy, Chicago police and fire officials shut down two parties for code violations, including too many people and too few safe exits.
Chicago Police and Fire officials have shut down two parties, citing safety code violations.
The first incident took place in the South Loop at Riff Music Lounge. The club is located on the second floor.
Fire and police responded to a call about overcrowding and found about 140 people inside a space designed for 80 people.
"It was pretty crowded, but not to where you couldn't move," said partygoer Andrea Walton.
Investigators shut down the party just after midnight citing numerous code violations including overcrowding and problems with the exits.
The club owners have been cited for a number of safety code violations. Word of the shutdown is a shock to Artist manager Calvin Moore.
"Pressure Point has always been good to us. There's never been any problems when I've been here," Moore said.
Firefighters forced their way into a second party at a community center in the Pilsen neighborhood after neighborhood residents called police about people throwing objects from the roof damaging several parked cars.
Authorities found candles lighting the stairway, live wiring, and a ceiling that was falling apart.
"I don't believe it was an approved party. That we'll be working together with Buildings to find out whether the place had a permit for having a party there," said CFD Deputy Commissioner Richard Ford.
All this comes just a few days shy of the 10-year anniversary of the E2 nightclub tragedy that killed 21 people.
Someone sprayed pepper spray which triggered a stampede causing dozens to be trampled to death as they tried to escape the building.
Second Ward Alderman Bob Fioretti said public safety must be maintained.
"I'm going to look at whether or not they have a security system in place, whether they had security guards in place. All of this impacts, first of all, what should be given a license, and secondly, it should be a determination if the business is going to go forward at that location," Fioretti said.
It is expected that city officials will return to the location on South Racine to determine if indeed that building is save.
In the meantime, it appears the fate of the South Loop club will be determined by a hearing.
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text: After witnessing how Argo took last year's very competitive Best Picture race, the key to winning Best Picture seems to be clear — find a way to fly under the radar so that no one really pays much attention. We all learned this trick years ago as we watched the early episodes of Survivor, you know, before reality TV ruined network television. Flying under the radar was an effective strategy because the last thing you want is for others to think you have any chance of winning the game. Oscar strategists often have to think that way in order to bring their film to the big win. It is naive at this point to expect the best film will win. We know from roughly 75 out of 85 years of test cases that it's rarely that simple. The film that wins most often is the one that is the general crowd-pleaser with the least amount of baggage. You accumulate baggage by being out front. It is as simple as that. Lincoln was that movie last year — as were Zero Dark Thirty and Silver Linings Playbook at different points. They each took their turn in the hot seat and thus, were ripe to be pummeled. That made it easy for Argo, a film no one really thought (early on) would win Best Picture, except perhaps Roger Ebert. Ebert was invested in the Argo win, however. The film was screened for him personally before Telluride. He probably made that proclamation then, and later confirmed it in his column in what would be his last year of Oscar prognostication. But few other watching Oscar wasn't looking at Argo. That means, this year we have to look where no one else is looking. Unfortunately for David O. Russell, pundits are already elevating American Hustle, before it's even been seen, based on how close (supposedly) Russell has come to winning these past few years with The Fighter and Silver Linings Playbooks. It is an odd thing to watch people put that movie at number one without having any idea whether it will be good or not. Last year, Silver Linings Playbook was the surprise hit of Toronto. After that its status was elevated to become one of the favorites to win Best Picture, if not THE favorite. Argo faded expertly into the background at that point. Along came strong rivals like Lincoln, Zero Dark Thirty and Life of Pi and soon, no one was thinking about Argo at all. It was seen already as an also-ran. But soon, each of those movies that were being touted as Best Picture winners began to suffer from frontrunner's syndrome — that is, they receive an inordinate amount of criticism, mostly undeserved. Frontrunners proclaimed early victors are almost immediately hated by some and judged too harshly by everyone else. Soon, they are saddled with baggage and no longer the sexy pick for voters, thus allowing a film with the fewest bruises to slip in for the surprise victory in the 11th hour. The films with targets on their backs right now are Alfonso Cuaron's Gravity and Steve McQueen's 12 years a Slave. Both seem to be headed into the Oscar race with an equal amount of heft and excitement, not to mention rave reviews. Gravity is currently the best reviewed film of the year and is set to make $200 million at the box office. Word of mouth is as good as it gets. 12 Years a Slave is likewise getting great reviews but sits way way out front after Telluride, then winning the audience award in Toronto. So much so that Kyle Smith has declared "12 years a Slave will win Best Picture." Since then, there has been some confidence that it will still win, but some are switching their predictions to Gravity. What does it mean to have a target on your back? It comes down to something fairly simple: managing expectations. If you walk into 12 Years a Slave or Gravity not knowing anything about it you will be blown away by both. If you walk in under the thought umbrella of "this movie is predicted to win Best Picture" you might walk out thinking, really? That? This would have greatly hurt Argo had it been the film to beat out of the Telluride/Toronto. As it happened, several films came out to upstage it. It had the stuff to win but expectations were also expertly managed. It is like clockwork, this kind of reaction to films. You can see it play out on Twitter with those who saw Gravity after hearing all of the "best picture talk." Tweets like "it's a good movie, but best picture??" You see, the notion of a film being the greatest movie of the year before you ever see it almost always colors your reaction, asks you to judge its greatness, required you to agree or disagree with the assessment. But if you can see a movie fresh, without being told it's the Best Picture, then your feelings have nowhere to go but up. Sure, there are films that can overcome all of this. Slumdog Millionaire and The Artist are two recent examples. We might be looking at one of those instances with Gravity and 12 Years a Slave. But I'm guessing flying under the radar is strategy for films that really CAN win Best Picture but no one is talking about them yet, like Captain Phillips, or Nebraska, The Butler, or The Monuments Men (sight unseen). The publicity teams on these films have done a great job of keeping them under the radar, so if they do manage to woo a large consensus vote they can pull a coup and win Best Picture. Over at Gold Derby most of the pundits are currently calling for 12 Years a Slave to win Best Picture — including myself, Jeff Wells and Mark Harris. A few, like Anne Thompson, Peter Travers and Guy Lodge are predicting Gravity to win. And the rest are predicting American Hustle, including Scott Feinberg. Has Feinberg seen American Hustle or is he really predicting a movie neither he nor anyone else has seen? Either way, he has probably a 50% chance of being right. It's an easy gamble this early in the race. For Best Actor there appears to be a mostly two man race at Gold Derby — Robert Redford in All is Lost and Chiwetel Ejiofor in 12 Years a Slave. They seem to be coming at the race with an equal amount of heft. Both are equally strong for different reasons. Ejiofor has the Best Picture frontrunner behind him, which is almost always the best way to win, though not always. A beloved veteran can trump that and Redford may very well do just that, especially if 12 Years wins. Thing is, the frontrunner curse doesn't seem to apply the same way for the acting categories. Actors stand behind actors — and they dominate the Academy. Best Picture, though, has to include everyone, not just actors. The best example I can think of this dynamic playing out with actors was Viola Davis and Meryl Streep going toe to toe. Davis was touted as the frontrunner after the SAG awards but when voters saw the performances side by side they felt Davis' performance was not big enough to warrant a Best Actress win. It was finally time to reward Streep, even though The Help was in the Best Picture race and The Iron Lady was not. Both things happened at once. The vet trumped the newbie and Davis' part was undercut by her frontrunner status. Best Actress over at Gold Derby is dominated by Cate Blanchett for Blue Jasmine, with a few going for Sandra Bullock in Gravity. Again, you have Best Picture heft standing behind one contender (Bullock) and a mostly under-rewarded vet competing against her. Of course, Bullock is a vet too by now and has already won a lead actress Oscar, whereas Blanchett has not. Of the two, Bullock might be the one with a target on her back because of her subtle performance (like Viola Davis'), compared to the unequivocally flashy work Blanchett does. But Bullock's character is likable; Blanchett's is not. That often makes a difference in a close race. So far, there isn't any major category that's decided yet. In the screenplay categories, original is top-heavy. Adapted, for once, is mostly barren, thus it might be the easier category to predict. Check out the Original Screenplay candidates: Gravity Nebraska American Hustle Fruitvale Station All is Lost Saving Mr. Banks Enough Said Prisoners Rush Blue Jasmine Inside Llewyn Davis Her The Butler Dallas Buyers Club The Counselor Short Term 12 And by comparison, adapted: 12 Years a Slave Captain Phillips Labor Day Before Midnight Wolf of Wall Street August: Osage County We won't really know how screenplay will go until we know how Best Picture will go. Two films have taken the early lead in tech categories, all but guaranteeing them to win at least one Oscar. Gravity is winning Visual Effects, and it could win a few other awards, like Cinematography and Sound, and perhaps Best Actress. 12 Years a Slave has many opportunities for wins, from Supporting Actress to Actor to Screenplay to Best Picture. Managing expectations will be key for both films. The ones that are flying under the radar? They have a green light to speed ahead in the next few weeks. Nothing can really stop the Oscar pundits from lifting a film to extreme heights. They (we) are motivated by the desire to be right. And more than right, first to be right. That is the silly game we all have agreed to play and there doesn't seem to be a way out of it. Even in the years when the pundits looked foolish for their early proclamations, like Munich winning Best Picture before anyone had seen it, still doesn't deter the urge to be right, and to be first to be right. 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Who's to blame for the disaster caused by the 2010 Deepwater Horizon rig explosion? The battle over liability continues to play out in court. Bloomberg Businessweek's Paul Barrett sits down with Hari Sreenivasan to discuss contractor Halliburton's guilty plea for destroying evidence.
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Halliburton has agreed to plead guilty to destroying evidence related to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill, the US department of justice said on Thursday.
The government said Halliburton's guilty plea was the third by a company over the spill and would require the world's second-largest oilfield services company to pay a maximum US$200,000 statutory fine.
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I was intrigued by the description of this book. My father worked for NASA for over 30 years so I just had to read it. I was expecting something with a little more technical meat, but Fox won me over almost immediately with her beautiful prose and an engaging story, which was sometimes so whimsical, so comical and so close to experiences of my family and friends that I alternated between having trouble believing it was a memoir and finding it almost an echo of the lives of friends or family.
So I just let myself read and enjoy the experience of Jessica's memories. Her writing is beautiful. She describes her locations so well one could nearly paint them. The story is engaging from the beginning. It was easy to get caught up in Fox's life with its interesting job, fun friends and sorry romances. The new romance tugs at the reader, too and pulled me up and down as it grew and struggled and grew again.
I love reading and books, and reading a book that is even loosely about books is always fun. The Three Things You Need to Know About Rockets is a winner! I thought I would pass it on to my NASA father, but I think I will share it with my romantic mom instead.
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A sweet (do authors cringe at this description) thoroughly enjoyable book. A little slow starting hence a 4 instead of 5. No lurid sex, no violence and no phony drama, just a solid story and fantastic descriptions of Scotland's scenery and residents. You sense a knowledgeable author. Is twenty-six too old to experience a "coming of age" story? I think not, as this book soundly proves.
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This is one of the worst-written books I have ever read -- the "prose" is overwrought and the "action" it's supposedly non-fiction is pretty much non-existent. I don't know if Jessica Fox's movies actually get made or distributed, but if so, I don't know how.
The book is the story of her "meet-cute" with a bookshop owner in Scotland, and the resulting "relationship" that develops from her month-long stay after she essentially invites herself "working" at the shop. No idea how Euan stands her nor she him: both of them are the biggest passive-aggressive types I've ever read about. Save your money and time and don't bother.
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Lost in Wigtown
Jessica Fox's memoir of finding love in the world is an okay read. With the description of the book, I thought it would be more about her adventure working in a bookshop. It is actually about her deciding to do major changes in her life. That premise is okay also, except she's 26. If you like 20 something angst, this is for you.
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by Dawn C. (Meridian, ID)
Not About Rockets
I guess the first thing about the book is that it is not about rockets. Jessica A. Fox worked at NASA and then Hollywood and was lost & fed up with her life. She Googles used bookshops in Scotland and finds the Bookshop in Wigtown. She calls the owner Euan. Life in Scotland is oh so different as she entrenches herself in the town. Her descriptions of Scotland make me want to go there! Lots of plot, not just another romance book, but really a personal journey of taking a chance on your dream for yourself.
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I suspect that the good people of Wigtown in Scotland should prepare themselves for an onslaught of tourists when this book becomes widely available. A quirky, friendly, interesting small town, Wigtown will go on bucket travel lists everywhere. This book was a great, fun read and will appeal to those of us who love a good memoir and who love a good travel story. Three Things has both and more. Ms. Fox is a very good writer and her life-experiences belie her 26 years. The release of this book hasn't occurred in the US and I'm already looking forward to reading the next chapter in her story. Perhaps in the meantime, we should just visit Wigtown and enjoy their book festival.
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Wichita is a commuter's dream, a major market that is remarkably easy to navigate. Buffalo doesn't do too badly, either.
More than one-third (35.7 percent) of Wichita's 292,000 workers drive or walk to their jobs in less than 15 minutes. Just 4.3 percent take 45 minutes or more. That's the smoothest traffic flow in any of America's 100 major markets, according to an On Numbers study released this morning.
Buffalo is 11th-best in this year's rankings, with 31.7 percent of all commuters taking less than 15 minutes to get to work, while only 6.9 percent travel for 45 minutes or more.
Here are the corresponding figures for the entire country: 28.3 percent of U.S. employees get to their workplaces in less than 15 minutes, 15.6 percent take 45 minutes or more.
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MONTREAL - The Aurora Borealis, those beams of light that dance across the northern sky may look pretty, but a Canadian satellite is about to study a nasty side lurking behind that beauty.
The small hybrid satellite, with a multi-purpose mission, blasted off on Sunday from Vandenberg in California on board a Falcon 9 rocket developed by SpaceX, a commercial space company.
The Canadian Space Agency became one of SpaceX's first customers when the agency decided years ago to use the private U.S. rocket to deliver the satellite at a reduced cost of $10 million.
It cost the space agency $63 million to develop the satellite.
Its scientific payload will take a closer look at the Earth's upper atmosphere and allow scientists to collect new data on space storms.
Greg Enno, of the University of Calgary, says the CASSIOPE (Cascade SmallSat and Ionospheric Polar Explorer) satellite will focus on the interaction between the sun and the ionosphere (the upper atmosphere).
More specifically, it will study the effect of solar storms on radio communications, satellite navigation and other ground-based technologies.
Why is that important?
"Because the sun sends out big plumes of energy from its surface and they wallop our atmosphere and its magnetic field and affect GPS users — especially aircraft,'' Enno explained in an interview.
"It actually changes their position. And that's one of the reasons why we can't use GPS to land aircraft.
When plasma and particles from the sun enter the upper atmosphere they usually cause the stunning northern lights, but they also affect things like hydroelectricity systems and GPS users.
In 1989, it caused a blackout in Quebec for several days.
Enno said data collected by CASSIOPE during its two-year mission should make it a lot easier to predict the impact of solar storms on Earth.
"The biggest winners from our sets of data is the GPS industry because their measurements may be accurate enough so they can use it for all sorts of stuff like landing aircraft, but also Hydro people because they don't want to be surprised and have a network go down," Enno said.
CASSIOPE's science mission, which was developed by 10 Canadian universities, will also study the workings of the atmosphere, which has been losing mostly hydrogen and helium gases — and oxygen.
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"The Earth's plants have not reached equilibrium yet," he said. "They're still putting more oxygen in the air than we're losing."
Enno said scientists who study the Earth's atmosphere want to get a better idea of what it will look like down the road.
"If you look at the Martian atmosphere and looking ahead in time, is that what the Earth's atmosphere will look like eventually, or will we have something else entirely?"
The 450-kilogram satellite also carries the Cascade technology demonstrator, which is described as a courier system in the sky for very large data files.
Dave Caddey, an executive vice-president at MDA, the satellite's prime contractor, said Cascade will help to deliver data from ships at sea that are involved in oil and gas exploration.
"You have ships out on the ocean and they tend to be working in fairly inhospitable places where there's not a lot of Internet infrastructure."
Normally, Caddey said, ships put large data files on software that is sent by helicopter to places like Houston and London for geophysical analysis.
"So, instead of having a helicopter courier, the ship would have a small antenna which would track CASSIOPE and the data would be uplinked as the satellite flies overhead," he said in a recent interview.
"Then it would be stored and downlinked when the satellite flies over Houston or London."
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A stay at Shangri-La Hotel, Vancouver places you in the heart of Vancouver, walking distance from Christ Church Cathedral and Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Pacific Centre Shopping Mall and Marine Building. Make yourself at home in one of the 119 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations a...
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General | 24 hour front desk, ATM on-site, Air-conditioned, Bar/Lounge, Coffee shop, Designated smoking area, Express check out, Gay friendly, Gift shop, Laundry facilities, No smoking, Non-smoking rooms available, Parking (surcharge), Pool (outdoor), Restaurant, Room service, Safe, Sauna, Ski storage, Storage available, Wheelchair accessible | ||
Activities | Bicycle rental, Fitness center | ||
Services | A/V equipment rental, Airport shuttle, Babysitting or child care, Business center, Concierge service, Currency exchange on-site, Laundry service, Meeting/Banquet facilities, Spa, Wedding services | ||
Internet | Internet (free), WiFi (free) | ||
Policy | Pets allowed | Landmarks |
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Weymouth Brushed nickel two-handle bidet faucet - TS42105BN
Product Features
Elegant, traditional design details and distinctive finishing touches present a sense of uncommon luxury in the Weymouth collection. Distinctive accents include porcelain inlays that feature Euro–influenced decorative script and signature styling elements to make an extravagant statement in your traditional bath.
- brushed nickel finish brings the warm look of stainless to your bath
- two–handle lever handles make it easy to adjust the water
- limited lifetime warranty
- M–PACT®: yes
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