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Major depression, also known as clinical depression, is classified as a type of affective disorder (also called mood disorder) that goes beyond the day's ordinary ups and downs. It has become a serious medical condition and important health concern in this country.
The National Institute of Mental Health, part of the National Institutes of Health, reports the following:
Research indicates that depression onset is occurring earlier in life today than in past decades.
Early-onset depression often persists, recurs, and continues into adulthood. Depression in youth may also predict more severe illness in adulthood.
There is an increased incidence of depression in children whose parents experience depression.
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Running away or threats of running away from home
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Irritability, hostility, aggression
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Extent of your child's symptoms
Your child's tolerance for specific medications or therapies
Expectations for the course of the condition
Your opinion or preference
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Family therapy
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For several reasons, many parents of children or adolescents with depression never seek the appropriate treatment for their child, although many people with major depression who seek treatment improve — usually within weeks. Continued treatment may help to prevent reoccurrence of the depressive symptoms.
Without appropriate treatment, symptoms of depression can persist for weeks, months, or years. In addition to causing interpersonal and psychosocial problems, depression in children and adolescents is also associated with an increased risk for suicide. Further, this risk rises, particularly among adolescent boys, when the depression is accompanied by other mental health disorders (for example, conduct disorder, substance abuse). It is crucial for parents and care providers of children and adolescents to take all depressive and suicidal symptoms very seriously and seek treatment immediately. Suicide is a medical emergency. Consult your child's health care provider for more information.
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Guess who is off work tomorrow????? ME!!!! My parents are driving up for the weekend and so I took off work to help Dh clean the house in the morning and do some errands like grocery shopping....and go to Joanns to buy paper. I'm a bit obsessed with buying paper....so much pretty paper out there! But really I just need black paper. Also have to get the dough made because my dad's favorite is our special homemade pizza.
My fun for the night was cutting Cosmo's hair. She doesn't need a full cut at the groomers, especially not being summer. But her feet were really shaggy and she was starting to slip pretty badly on the vinyl and in the garage so I trimmed up between the pads and the nails. Especially wanted to get it done before I vacuum tomorrow! She is such a girl girl lying there and letting me cut around her feet (even though she is ticklish).
Now if only I was ready for bed and not in weekend party mode.....
I keep wanting to reply to the cholesterol issue, and I've gotten pulled away mid-post and deleted it about three times already. Anyway, high cholesterol is associated with a shorter life expectancy (although at age 50, it actually is not as much as a hazard as being unmarried or being in a low-level job), but I think what may be in doubt is to what extent dietary cholesterol really influences levels. Most cholesterol (85%) is produced in the body, so only a small percentage is influenced by one's diet. I personally can eat very little cholesterol or eat a ton of it and still have fairly borderline-high levels. My levels are primarily influenced by how active I am. If I exercise more, my cholesterol levels drop. So obviously I believe in cholesterol, but I think it (and salt) are not necessarily the evil dietary choices that people think they are.
Shoot, I think I have to go again, and I had more to say....
Okay, I'm back. All the kids are sick. I have been sick for 3 1/2 weeks now, and dh has been sick for almost 3 weeks, and finally the kids are sick just when I think I'm almost better. Baby S. threw up last night from coughing too hard, and tonight dh and I have been taking shifts lying with him propping him up so that he doesn't cough and cry as much, hoping he'll go to sleep. It's been hours. The twins have pretty nasty coughs too.
Anyway, last night I think I found out why DS likes to speak in different voices. He sometimes speaks in kind of a falsetto. Lately he's been telling me he doesn't like certain people's voices, like my bil's voice and his swimming teacher's voice (not the one who was with him when he almost drowned), both of whom have kind of nasal voices d/t foreign accents. Last night he was telling me he loved DD's voice more than anything else in the world, and her voice was colored red. He told me he loved my voice too, that it was pink, and Baby S's voice was purple with white and he loved it. That he loved dh's voice too, and my sister's, and he named off some others. He explained that he often tried to make his voice sound like DD's voice, because he loved the sound of it so much. I've been hearing for a while that he doesn't like to be around certain people because he doesn't like their voices, but I am just now starting to realize that this voice thing is probably one of the most important way he judges people. He also told me that he really likes the way machines sound, which might explain his fascination with them. Finally, dh is a synesthete and when I mentioned this to him he said he would have described DD's voice as red, also.
We went to our local kindergarten information night, and I have to say, I loved it except for a couple of minor things and I really want to have our kids go there. We totally lucked out by having this school in our neighborhood. The only bad thing was that there were 169 families there in November 2011 for a possible 72 openings August 2012. There is going to be a lot of competition. Apparently our school is not the little unknown gem anymore. Pluses--they encourage teaching through creativity, play, and do not try to "teach to the test" and they have done better on standardized tests since they started doing so. They start in kindergarten with music classes and continue that through fifth grade, beginning with recorder and up to orchestra. They include art and drama in their curriculum, as well as science and social studies. They believe that homework should be minimal and family life maximal. They offer supplemental afterschool classes in cooking, Mandarin, Spanish, engineering with legos, and yoga (those are all extra money, though). They have "families" which are comprised of groups of two students in each grade that help each other and get to know different ages. The kindergarten classes have a program called "seeds of empathy" which brings in local babies to show them what babies are like and what they can do and can't do. Each class has their baby's picture proudly displayed, and some kids who are not around babies much learn that little babies can't talk or eat food other than milk or ride a bicycle or walk, and you have to be extra gentle with them. Anyway, I love it. I saw three other moms I knew there. I get this pang when I think of the twins being there every day, and not being able to just go out and hit the trails all day when I have the day off, but I think they would like it.
Lydia, that school sounds A-mazing! What a score that it's in your neighborhood! at least you'll have first dibs because of the location, and maybe most of the other parents are from outside of your area. :fingerscrossed: that they get in!
I wanted to add to the cholesterol discussion, because DH has been struggling with cholesterol for awhile now. I put him on a Vegan diet when we found out his cholesterol was 300 (!) and it *went up* by 15 points. His mom said that she had insanely high cholesterol, and it was genetic. His doctor prescribed a statin.
He didn't start taking it though, because we were scared of the long term effects of being on a statin. If he started now he's looking at about 50 years of being on one, and there are no studies done to prove effectiveness/safety for that long of a term. We were also worried because DH's brother is a runner and started a statin, only to quit after a few weeks due to debilitating muscle pain. When all of this started DH began to run to improve his health, and he's kept it up. Now he runs 10K+ 3 times a week. I would hate if the healthiest part of his life was hindered by meds.
He took high dose niacin as an alternative and it went down about 30 points, which is good, but not good enough. Right now he's taking red yeast rice, which is the natural alternative to a statin, and he'll have his levels rechecked next week sometime. :fingercrossed: that they have gone down enough to avoid a statin, but I'm not sure about that. We talked and decided that if his level weren't down significantly, he's have to go the statin route. If it causes muscle pain, he'll have to get off of them and we don't know what to do.
I'm worried about the long term effects (muscle deterioration being my main concern) of being on a statin. Most of you guys don't know this, but my mom was prescribed Vioxx for "fibromyalgia" that was a huge catalyst in her fatal brain aneurysm (long story, but she was on blood thinners after finding a sizable clot after taking the drug. The blood thinners made the aneurysm inoperable). There was a large lawsuit for Vioxx, but we weren't eligible because she had had a heart condition prior to taking the drug. Regardless, I have a huge mistrust for doctors who throw out medications for every ailment, without focusing on telling a patient what they can do to better their health without meds. I don't believe high cholesterol is OK by any means, but statins worry me. My MIL, who has high cholesterol, has been on a statin for decades and claims no side effects. At the same time, she has debilitating joint and muscle pain. I see the two as being related, especially is light of BIL's reaction to the meds.
Anyway. Sorry for the novel!
Myles, those SNL shorts were sooo funny! I love those things. I think that's the same guy that did "D*ck in a box" with Justin Timberlake, isn't he? I'll have to look that one up on youtube...it's the perfect Christmas song!
Lydia, that school would have me very excited. It makes me so happy when hear about places like that. It scares me that so many schools have totally lost focus as to what children really need. Sorry you guys are sick! That's a long time. Do you guys take any immune boosters? Sawyer is fighting something right now and I am lathering him in goot, a homemade garlic salve. I do it whenever the kids the sick and their illness rarely lasts for more than a few days. Anyway, I hope you are on the mend. :hugs:
Molly that is just awful about your mom and I too have a distrust of doctors who whip out prescriptions withouth first encouraging lifestyle change. My dad was on blood pressure meds for years and was clearly depressed. I asked my mom to give me a list of the meds he was on and sure enough one of the main side effects of both of them was depression. So he started excersizing, quit his high stress job (for a huge cut in salary but so worth it) and bingo, no meds needed.
Oh, I almost forgot that the owner of Savana's dance school called me last night to tell me that her teacher thinks she is better suited for the class below the one she is in now. I was actually thinking the same thing since Savana has told me she feels like the kids in her class are too big and it makes her nervous. I was glad to hear the teacher noticed and offered a solution. I told Savana that Miss Alexis noticed that she's a bit nervous and thinks that because Savana is such a good dancer that it's very important for her to have fun in class so she wants her to switch to a class withmore 5 year olds. Savana was happy with that. But when I told dbf he was all hot and bothered and acting like Savana had failed or something. "That sucks" was how he so eloquently put it.
I would've asked him if he was projecting his issues of failure onto his daughter. Maybe he tried out for some ballet in high school and didn't make it, and now he's trying to vicariously live through Savana, because that's the only reason I can think for a grown man to respond like that, unless he's just a complete tool.
L, I'm sorry your family is so sick, and for such a long time :( That school sounds great though. I hope the twins get in.
Yikes Molly, how scary. I agree though that it sounds like the risk of side effects from the medication is probably worse than the actual high cholesterol itself.
Oh Bridget. I have no words. I'm sure Savana will be just fine and she'll likely accelerate now because she'll feel more comfortable and confidant.
I would thought the same thing Molly!!
And I understand why you don't want to go the statin route with your DH. Statins have some nasty side effects. When I was way more overweight my doctor wanted to put me on them and when I said no, that I would just lose weight, he tried to convince me to take them and I spouted off a lot of horrible side effects and told him I'd just lose weight. He didn't believe I would lose weight I guess, which I can understand since so many people try and fail, but when I really get my mind on doing something in a specific period of time, then I will do what I am focused on probably 95% of the time because I am stuborn like that.
Anyway, my cholesterol did go down. It was 235 and went down to 145, which is way below normal. I read about eating foods high in "good cholesterol" and I still do my best to eat walnuts and almonds and olive oil and canola oils are the only oils I sautee food in. Also, ground flax meal is something that naturally raises good cholesterol levels and good cholesterol helps to keep the bad cholesterol down. I put golden flax meal in a lot of things I eat like yogurt or smoothies or oatmeal sometimes even soup in order to give me extra Omega 3s and raise my good cholesterol levels.
I hope your doctors gave you the breakdown of his HDL and LDL cholesterol levels and not just the total numbers in order for you to have more of a complete story regarding it.
And so sorry about your mom and Vioxx. All Rx drugs are scary to me and I go out of my way not to take any. I don't even like taking acetamenaphin or ibruprofen but I have to take the latter every month due to horrible joint pain when AF comes. The joint pain, I was told, is caused by low iron due to AF but not sure I believe that. I eat a lot of meat and have great iron levels. I just think it is hereditary as all the women on my dad's side of the family experience this and all of us only have it on one leg. Mine is my left leg, my thigh/hip joint, knee, and ankle will all seemingly get inflamed and even though it is not excrutiating, it is very bothersome so I consider it horrible pain. If I don't take asprin or ibruprofen for it, then it will tak a week to go away, which is actually longer than AF sticks around.
Molly, :comfort: about your mom. I feel the same way about doctors who hand out prescriptions without discussing alternatives.
Suja, I just shared the article with my DH and our theory is that the plaintiff is a nut job who is trying to get his ex-wife back with this crazy lawsuit. The photographer says the whereabouts of the ex-wife aren't even known? If all her family has to fly back to recreate the photos, then surely they'll drag her back with them, right?
L, I hope you get your first choice of school (and I'd be sad too on B's first day of kindergarten). Have you ever used this site before?: http://www.greatschools.org/ Perhaps it'll help get you psyched about other schools in your area too. That way, you can formulate a Plan B or C that you're excited about. The great thing about the East Bay in general is that there seems to be a great openness toward alternative teaching methods and inventive curriculum.
L, I've never heard of that before. I had to go look it up and do some reading. I find it very intriguing and will probably return to it when I have more free time (HA) I think the concept of your DS referring to peoples voices in terms of colors is just absolutely beautiful.
Prescription drugs can be a slippery slope and should only be introduced if all other options have been exhausted. My poor mama lives in pain everyday. She had back surgery from a ruptured disc (that went undiagnosed for 3yrs) a couple years ago and they pinched a nerve while they were in there :ohno: Now she has 2 additional bluging discs, plus the pinched nerve, and a heap of other issues. She gets pain meds, but is so stubborn she doesn't them until she can't move anymore :pokey:
Bridget I think that is great her dance teacher was pyaing enough attention to notice she is getting intimidated by some of the bigger kids. and :pokey: at your DH. He obviously did not think it through from Savana's perspective or he never would've said that. Men are dumb :eyeroll:
What else could that re-take pictures thing be about? He sounds stalker-like and I'd be afraid he would attempt to kill me if I were his ex-wife.
Okay, back to statins. There are serious heart issues on my dad's side of the family. My father has had high BP/high cholesterol, which is familial, not related to diet/exercise. He had a heart attack when he was around 50, and subsequently went on meds for his blood pressure and cholesterol. The damage was unfortunately done, so he ended up with a quadruple bypass a couple of years later. That was about 20 years ago. He has been on statins the entire time. A few years back, he started experiencing leg pain, and lab tests revealed muscle death (increased CPK levels). He came off the statins and his cholesterol levels went back through the roof, and one of the bypassed arteries blocked. As he says, if he has to choose between his legs and his heart, he's got to pick the heart. He's back on the statins.
Sometimes, there are no easy answers.
Finally watched the Punched video-I think that guy's name is Andy Samberg, right, and he does all those shorts--
I wasn't digging it at first until Dave Grohl and Jon Bon Jovi showed up, and then it got even better with the zombies! LOL
I took Josh to the doctor today because he said it hurts when he pees :( They told me they saw blood in it (red blood cells not white) and they said to stop giving him bubble baths-they don't think it's an infection, but an irritation. They have to send the culture somewhere else and I should hear back Sunday or Monday.
But you know what really kills me? When I said I was taking in Josh, DH rolled his eyes. He immediately assumed Josh was faking it to get attention. And that's one reason why I feel I can never leave Josh alone with DH. It wasn't until I told him I'd heard Josh saying "ow ow ow" in the bathroom that he believed it wasn't a fake.
I thought it was a myth that bubble baths cause issues down there. Josh was sad that he can't have bubble baths anymore :(
I hope Savana likes her other class better, Bridget!
:( I hope Josh feels better. :pokey: at your dh.
Jesi was always really sensitive to bubble baths. I wonder if there's a 'safe' kind you can buy for him?
Suja that is one of those 'rock and a hard place' situations. You do what you have to do to survive.
Poor Josh :( Are you using scented bubble baths?? have you chaged what you are using recently? I am very sensitive 'down there' to any kind of soaps or anything. I have to get the cheapest, non scented, least amount of chemicals body wash I can find (locally).
Burt's bees makes a bubble bath. It still irritates Savana but she's very, very sensitive down there. Cali Baby also makes one. It's pricey but good.
Kate, I know what you mean about wondering if you can trust daddy all the time. Yesterday I asked dbf to watch Sawyer while I cleaned Savana's room and suddenly I realized I could hear him in the garage (dbf) so I went to the bedroom where Sawyer was ON our high off the ground bed in our room with hardwood floors. Savana and Kai were on the bed with him and when I approaced dbf about he said he asked the kids to watch Sawyer for a minute.:eyeroll:. Just a week ago he asked me why I can't lay Sawyer on our bed for naps with pillows around him and I was like :shocker: he moves now, dude. He'll crawl right of the bed. Please tell me you understand this.
And this is our third child! You'd think he'd know better by now.
DS has been having pee issues too, and he doesn't ever have bubble baths. He had red cells in his urine the first time but not the second, and he's got some irritation on the tip that I've been having to put ointment on twice a day. I thought it was because he was just messing around with it too vigorously, but it is taking a long time to get better.
Baby S. was crying until 2:30 AM, despite being held semi-upright on my chest the whole time after dh and I decided to try to go to sleep, and despite Ibuprofen. I think he's got a sore throat and an ear infection, because he's clutching at both of them and he's drooling a lot, as if it hurts to swallow. He screams pretty much whenever we try to lay him flat.
This is the first time the kids have been sick this season, to my recollection. I give them vit. D supplements. I think I've been sick for a long time because I'm stressed and feeling overwhelmed. I have a ton of stuff to do in the next two months and I can barely keep on top of my regular chores. I have a big test next week I haven't studied for, a newsletter to publish the week after that, this whole job interview and decision, school selections, holidays, work projects, blah.
I really dislike it when adults assume kids are faking about things. Even if they are, I don't like it when they call them on it. I remember feeling really traumatized as a child when I fell down at some point in a group of adults and hearing someone say that I was faking. I thought that they must not like me and not want me there. If the kids want the attention, for whatever reason, I think it's important to give them the attention but in a positive way. Like ask them if they think they can fix the problem themselves since they are so grown-up, or remind them that the last time they had an injury we cleaned it and that helps prevent infections. Does this one need to be cleaned or is it a closed wound?
eta-this is in response to Bridget's post about her dbf.
[QUOTE=Smplyme89;1058466683 She gets pain meds, but is so stubborn she doesn't them until she can't move anymore :pokey:
I have a lot of pain meds for chronic pain from a back issue and I HATE taking them. They don't do too much for the pain and they make me too tired/stupid/woozy to function. For me, the only time I want take them is when I am in so much pain that I can't move so I won't be doing anything anyway.
L - I love that DS has synesthesia! I wonder if it will stay or if it wears off/changes as he grows. My own has lessened dramatically from when I was small. Hope you all feel better today.
Kate - sorry about Josh. Maybe get something from California Baby or some other more natural company?
Gwenn - I hope the surgeon says that all you need is a brace and some time.
Bridget - I'm glad you and the teacher could frame it for S better than your dbf can. Who exactly does it suck for? Grrr.
Molly - I'm sorry about the medicine issues.
I am excited because I just made some dulce de leche overnight in my crockpot! :cabbage: You just take the paper labels off of sweetened condensed milk and put them in a crockpot, cover with water, set for low for 8 hours and voila! Perfect dulce de leche cooked right in the can! It's like magic. I am making it for icing for Sunday. That and chocolate cream cheese icing. Both on vanilla cupcakes because I can't be bothered to make two different flavors of cupcake as well.
I made about 30 yards of pennant banner last night - cut orange and turquoise fabric into triangles and zigzagged them onto a turquoise rope. It only took about two hours from start to finish and I think they will look pretty cute. Now I need to go purchase some orange and turquoise tissue to make giant tissue flowers and puffs to scatter around. The house will have to wait until tomorrow to be cleaned as I still have to do Friday Egg - you should check it out today: a new ostrich egg!
I had psychosomatic symptoms a lot growing up-most likely due to the stress caused by my mother's illness-and it seemed like almost all the adults around me accused me of faking it. I also thought they said that because they didn't like me or didn't care about me.
Forgot to say I hope your kids get into the school L!!
There is nothing like having a wonderful place to send your kids to. Ky's school is very similar to what you describe, minus the homework thing. I have gotten into arguments this year with Ky's new teacher (whom I do not like as much as his old teacher who moved to Kindergarten and whom I sorely miss!) about homework. I feel they think I am now a nut because I told them I don't believe in homework for elementary students who are not below grade level. There are many studies that show (and I was snotty and mentioned that she as an educator should know this) that homework does not increase the academic achievement of students in Pre-K through 5th grade. She had mentioned to me that her 3 year old gets home work in preschool and I told her that she was crazy (didn't say crazy, but different) to let her DD do homework at 3 years old and that I have a 3 year old and she will not be doing any homework at all! I am very anti-homework if you can't tell. I also think that she took my thoughts as a criticism of her and I did apologize for that but basically this whole situation started because Ky had to go to some sort of outing with his dad one day and he did not get to complete his homework because of that. He doesn't get to spend as much time with DH as they would like so I wrote a note to the teacher explaining this and she had the audacity to tell me that I should make homework a priority in Ky's life and I kind of went off on her via email. I also thought it funny that she said she was going to have to inform D, our principal about my views, as if that was a threat, I told her to go ahead that I have had plenty of conversations with him (he lives in my neighborhood and is a great guy, which is why I originally sent Ky to the school). I actually tattle told on her regarding this and she did apologize to me as I told D about it and that I didn't felt that she (she is a new teacher) fit in very well with the model of our school, which is about teaching the "whole child" and that homework should not be the most important thing in a child's life.
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This just left my hair with a waxy feeling that I did not like nor appreciate. A woman that was cutting my hair recommended this for my hair. Being that my hair is thick and I have a lot of it, I would have it razored and thinned regularly and she said that would help keep my hair healthy but after trying and trying to like and make the product work, it just didn't happen for me.
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Well, this is truly a miracle product that I will repurchase again and again. I bought it at Sally Beauty Supply for about $12. A little pricey but not too bad and WELL worth it. I have used It's a 10 before and I would say I like this product even better.
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My hair feels like straw when I don't have this on hand. I go nuts when my 15 yr old takes off with my bottle bc it is on the expensive side ( I get the bigger bottle for $22) her hair is down to her butt almost and she feels the difference too. Her hair has never been highlighted/colored but she straightens it everyday. My hair is highlighted blonde. I only use it on my ends bc if I go any closer to my scalp, I'll become oilier faster. I always get compliments on how soft my hair is and how good it smells bc of this product :) Love it.
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I purchased this product in the hopes of finding a detangling spray that could tackle both my and my 4 year-olds' impossible tangles while leaving our long and fine hair silky without weighing it down. Unfortunately, I am still on that quest. The ingredients were impressive and I read great reviews on MUA, but this just wasn't for my hair. Since getting highlights, my hair gets super tangled in the shower. While this product really gets the tangles out, as I blow dry my hair, I can feel it leaving a coating on my hair. It isn't really greasy, just sort of waxy, making my hair feel stiff. Here's a break down:
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I want to talk about how investors can protect themselves from risk by engaging in an ongoing process of constantly checking the validity of assumptions that they are making while looking at an investment. Tibco Software (NASDAQ: TIBX) recently gave a great example of this.
Tibco's Disappointing Guidance
Tibco recently came out and disappointed the market with its preliminary results for Q4. Subsequently, the stock took a beating. In order to demonstrate what happened I've summarized the Q4 numbers vs. what the company previously guided towards
- Q4 Revenues of $292-295 million vs. previous guidance of $310-318 million where analyst estimates had been $326 million
- Q4 EPS of $0.37-$0.38 vs. previous guidance of $0.42-$0.44 where analyst estimates had been $0.47
- Q4 license revenues of $135-$136 million vs. previous guidance of $148-$156 million
This is a substantive miss, and investors have a right to ask questions. I'm not going to hide here; I previously wrote about this company at the time of the Q3 results and outlined the reasons why I liked the company and its end market growth prospects. My only concerns were with its faltering execution in the US and the bullish tone of its commentary and guidance.
Quite frankly anyone who follows investing closely should know that tech spending (particularly in areas like telco and enterprise spending) has gotten progressively weaker as the year has gone on. In this environment, any company with management giving guidance that seems overly positive needs to be looked at closely. Here is a graphical representation of Tibco's previous guidance looked like.
License revenue is going to be more variable then services, so it is the 'swing' contributor here. It is not hard to see that Tibco was forecasting a re-acceleration of license growth in Q4. I suspect this is a largely a consequence of believing that it had sorted out the execution problems in the US. However, in a weakening tech environment this kind of guidance deserves introspection.
IBM's Results Served as a Warning
Indeed, investors were reminded of this when IBM (NYSE: IBM) gave results. I discussed these results in a previous article and openly questioned if Tibco was now going to hit its guidance for Q4. IBM's story was one of doing okay in software but having weakness in hardware. In addition, total middleware sales were only up 3% and the commentary was not positive, with enterprise spending cited as weakening in September. The warning signs were there for Tibco.
The big data and analytics market is growing fast and the leading players of the sector (IBM, Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) and SAP (NYSE: SAP)) have all been investing in buying smaller companies that give them business intelligence capability. Tibco does tend to operate within the niche of marketing, so it's hard to conclude that its problems are due to competitive pressures. In general these three have been seeing weaker conditions, so Tibco's problems look to be a combination of macro and internal execution in the US.
On a more positive note, Tibco said its Spotfire (Master Data Management or MDM) solution was seeing strong global growth. Therefore it was puzzling to see an MDM-focused company like Informatica (NASDAQ: INFA) get beaten up in sympathy. Moreover, Informatica recently said that its US operations were doing fine, with some strength in the public sector. This is the polar opposite of what Tibco said. Go figure.
The warning signs were there for Tibco.
Excuses, Excuses
Rather amusingly, CEO Vivek Ranadive declared that Tibco's philosophy was 'no excuses,' and then promptly cited government spending and Sandy as reasons for his company's problems. However, he did mention the execution problems within the US. It is funny how these things always tend to take longer to iron out than management expects them too.
The problem for Tibco is that investors always tend to overweight near term affects. In other words, I doubt they will forgive the company for such a big miss (from internal guidance), even though Tibco does have a good historical track record of beating estimates. The good news is that this market skepticism could be creating a good entry point to a stock in strong end markets.
Where Next For Tibco?
The stock now looks a lot cheaper than it has for ages and will –no doubt- be attractive to value (yes I said value, look at its cash flow generation) and special situation investors. If you believe in the company's product range and competitive positioning, there is a strong case to be made for buying the stock. For those of us more inclined towards a growth at reasonable price perspective, it is probably better to continue to monitor the stock and look for signs that it has sorted out its problems in the US before buying it. If the market is still giving you a reasonable price then buy the stock. If not then find something else to invest your hard earned money in.
With investing it is sometimes better to be patient and keep monitoring what the industry is saying, especially when companies are issuing what looks like overly optimistic guidance.
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Published on Monday, September 9th, 2013 at 11:09 a.m.
Gov. Rick Scott is proud of cutting taxes, and he's not afraid to show it. But are the cuts and other moves from the conservative playbook responsible for Florida's improved economy, as Scott recently claimed?
Speaking at an Americans for Prosperity Foundation summit, Scott pointed to the resurgence in general revenue -- expected to reach a record-high in 2014-15 -- as a sign his policies are working.
"After right-sizing government and cutting taxes, this year we had our first budget surplus in six years," he said on Aug. 30, 2013. "It gets better: Our state revenue estimating conference says we will have the highest general revenue in state history next year. Conservative pro-growth policies work in our state."
We rated the claim linking record revenues with Scott's policies as Mostly False. Scott failed to account for inflation when making his record revenue claim, and he overstepped by linking the revenue to his policies. An array of experts pointed out that it's a trend felt by most states, including several run by Democrats.
Scott pared down his talking point that he cut taxes 24 times, boasting instead of cutting them five times.
"We cut property taxes for homeowners and businesses. We cut business taxes so today 70 percent of our businesses don't pay a business tax. And we got rid of a sales tax on machinery and equipment so we will have more manufacturing jobs."
We wondered if 70 percent of businesses really don't pay a business tax. Scott promised to eliminate this tax, but he's settled for a strategy that involves gradually removing businesses from having to pay it. Actually, the number of exempt businesses is 76.8 percent, according to 2011 state data, though Scott includes very small businesses and many of them were already not subject to this tax before he took office. We rated his claim Mostly True.
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Jamie Oliver shows you the best way to prepare and roast a turkey. With a delicious flavoured butter, top stuffing tips, and safe cooking times & tempretures, this easy step-by-step guide will help you feel confident this Christmas Day.
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McClanahan earns Eagle Scout Award
Christopher Lee McClanahan, age 15, of Oak Harbor, has earned the highest advancement award the Boy Scouts of America offers to Scouts, the Eagle Scout Award. He earned the award on Oct. 3, 2012, and will be recognized in a ceremony on Saturday, Feb. 23, at 3 p.m. at the Eagle's Nest hall at 210 Jefferson Street in Oak Harbor.
To earn the Eagle Scout rank, a Boy Scout must fulfill requirements in the areas of leadership, service, and outdoor skills. Only about 5% of Boy Scouts earn the Eagle Scout rank. Christopher earned 21 merit badges and successfully completed a community service project to earn his Eagle Scout Award.
For his project, Christopher chose to relocate the Land Lab from Carroll Elementary to R.C. Waters to benefit the Benton-Carroll-Salem students. The Land Lab is a hands-on interactive classroom which teaches kids about green energy and taking care of the environment. Christopher raised over $3,000 in donations from local businesses plus over $1,700 in discounts on materials. The project consisted of relocating six raised flower beds, pouring a 140 ft. concrete walkway, reconstructing a welcome archway, relocating park benches, reconstructing a message board, pouring a concrete slab to construct a new shed on, attaching gutters to the shed, constructing two rain barrels, constructing a compost bin, relocating a bird house, picnic tables, castle wall and landscaping around the focal points.
Christopher crossed over from Cub Scout Pack 163 in 2007 to Boy Scout Troup 316 under Scoutmaster Roger Carpenter. Christopher has served as Patrol Leader and is currently Assistant Senior Patrol Leader for Boy Scout Troup 316 and Den Chief for Cub Scout Pack 613 for which he earned the Den Chief Award. He has been Den Chief for the same group of boys since they were Tiger Cubs and they wilol soon cross over to Boy Scouts.
Christopher is a freshman at Oak Harbor High School and is active in band, soccer and basketball. He is the son of Danna McClahahan and Dean Veverka of Oak Harbor and of Matthew McClanahan of Herriman, Utah.


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Lanvin's Fall – Winter Fashion 2012/ 2013 collection: To tell you the truth it's Paris Fashion Week that I usually expect the most because during it we can see such brands as Chanel, Christian Dior, Balmain, Nina Ricci and of course Lanvin showcasing their collections, collections which surprise or disappoint, but never let you indifferent.
And it's Lanvin Fall/ Winter 2012/ 2013 range that I'm going to speak about, the range that celebrated womanliness like no other fashion house before.
Lanvin has been celebrating their tenth anniversary this year and Alber Elbaz realized he just couldn't create a collection that would pass unnoticed. He had to make people believe Lanvin was one of the best and he was one of the best – something he had to prove us within the last decade. And he did it. He made the range he could be proud of, the range that was both simple and chic, unusual but traditionally feminine.
It was all about women's pieces in Lanvin Fall/ Winter 2012/ 2013 collection – dresses, skirts, blouses, coats, heeled shoes, super-long leather gloves, etc. No pants or even a hint at men's fashion which has been so popular recently.
Dresses came adorned with plenty of crystals, trimmed with faux fur, finished with frills and pleats. The accent was made on curves – skirts wide at hips, and shoulders – luxurious strapless dresses teamed with statement necklaces.
The colors in Lanvin Fall/ Winter 2012/ 2013 collection were deep and saturated but ranged in the darker palette, but a few scarlet, purple and blue hues made the collection livelier and more cheerful.
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Nike Kobe 9 Elite "Masterpiece"
December 5th, 2013 by John Kim | 44 comments
The big news yesterday was the unveiling of the Nike Kobe 9 in Los Angeles (a full recap is here if you need to catch up). Right now, however, is a good time to take an in-depth look at this incredible sneaker, which is slated for a release on February 8th, 2014 at an MSRP of $225. This high-cut, Flywire-laden basketball shoe is, to date, the most advanced Kobe sneaker we've seen yet, and Eric Avar, a seasoned veteran in the industry of footwear design, can't help but display unabashed excitement over the shoe. This one's dubbed the "Masterpiece", much like an orchestrator of grand symphonies would name his compositions, and the various details that make up the shoe only solidify the notion that the Kobe 9 sneaker is very well a work of complete art. We have a detailed look at this new sneaker right now, so take a look and stay tuned to Sneaker News for more on the Kobe 9.
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The Sunshine Coast, stretching north of Brisbane to Noosa, is a mild-mannered counterpart to the Gold Coast. The larger towns are rather bland, but there's striking scenery at the Glass House Mountains, good beaches and surf at Maloolaba and Maroochydore, and upmarket beach life at Noosa. Though you'll find the hinterland far tamer than that behind the Gold Coast, it still has some pleasant landscapes and scattered hamlets rife with Devonshire cream teas and weekend markets.Read More
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Visible as far away as Brisbane 70km to the south, the nine isolated pinnacles of the Glass House Mountains jut dramatically out of a flat plain at Beerwah. To the Kabi Aborigines, the mountains are the petrified forms of a family fleeing the incoming tide, though their current name was bestowed by Captain Cook because of their "shape and elevation" – a resemblance that's obscure today. The peaks themselves vary enormously: some are rounded and fairly easy to scale, while a couple have vertical faces and sharp spires requiring competent climbing skills. It's worth conquering at least one of the easier peaks, as the views are superb: Beerburrum, overlooking the township of the same name, and Ngungun, near the Glass House Mountains township, are two of the easiest to climb, with well-used tracks that shouldn't take more than two hours return; the latter's views and scenery outclass some of the tougher peaks, though the lower parts of the track are steep and slippery. Tibberoowuccum, a small peak at 220m just outside the national-park boundary, must be climbed from the northwest, with access from the car park off Marsh's Road. The taller mountains – Tibrogargan and Beerwah (the highest at 556m) – are at best tricky, and Coonowrin should be attempted only by experienced climbers after contacting the National Parks office in Beerwah.
The exclusive end of the Sunshine Coast and an established celebrity "des-res" area, NOOSA is dominated by an enviably beautiful headland, defined by the mouth of the placid Noosa River and a strip of beach to the southeast. Popular since surfers first came in the 1960s to ride the fierce waves around the headland, the setting is also a haven for gourmets, boating types and conservationists. Beach and river aside, there's also a tiny national park with beautiful coastal walks where you'll almost certainly see koalas, and a couple of shallow lakes just north with good paddling potential.


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Charlie Day plays a lovable buffoon on "Sunny," and his work on other projects captures that natural magnetism. He shined in the ensemble comedy "Horrible Bosses" alongside such Hollywood heavyweights as Kevin Spacey and Jennifer Aniston, and was recently heard in the charming "Monsters University" and bringing the comedic elements of "Pacific Rim." He also hosted "Saturday Night Live" at the end of 2011, drawing some of the best ratings the show had that year. Plus, he finally scored a date with the Waitress from "Sunny"-- actress Mary Elizabeth Ellis plays his failed love interest on the show, but they married in 2006.
Glenn Howerton, the self-obsessed Dennis Reynolds, has dabbled tin search of the right fit. He appeared in the "Crank" film series and had a recurring role on "The Cleveland Show" for a few years. For a while, he and fellow "Sunny" writers Day and McElhenney were working on a Fox pilot called "Boldly Going Nowhere," a modern day sci-fi comedy. It has since been put on hold, but the project is not entirely dead.
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Semiahmoo shutdown announced, 200 lose jobs
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Semiahmoo Resort has announced the closure of their hotel and resort.
The hotel will close on December 1, and 200 employees will be laid off. In a press release, Semiahmoo Resort Company, LLC attributed the closure to the recession and their continued inability to sell the resort.
An earlier sale planned in 2010 fell through when the buyer could not arrange financing.
The company's two award-winning golf courses, Semiahmoo Golf & Country Club and Loomis Trail Golf Club will remain open
and continue operations under the Semiahmoo Resort Company, LLC.
Financial conditions of one of the Semiahmoo Resort Company, LLC members, Trillium Corporation and the bankruptcy case of David Syre have also contributed to the financial downturn of the resort complex.
The resort company had used the hotel as part of the collateral to secure loans from the now-closed Horizon Bank. Washington Federal Savings took over those loans after state and federal bank regulators shut down Horizon.
Syre is the Bellingham developer who spearheaded the resort and its surrounding development in the 1980s. The hotel first opened for business in 1987.
"We have done everything possible to maintain the hotel operation," a spokesperson said. "But, like many similar resort properties, the hotel cannot continue to operate."
Blaine city councilmember Ken Oplinger was concerned about the impact the closure would have on the local economy and city operations. "It is very unfortunate for a community as small as ours to lose an employer like this," noting that the resort is one of the largest employers in Blaine.
The closure will have far-reaching effects for the city of Blaine. Much of the city's budget comes from revenue generated by the resort from property taxes and hotel/motel taxes. "It's a real problem for the city of Blaine. [Semiahmoo] provides the vast majority of our hotel/motel tax revenue and they are one of the largest property tax payers in the area… It's somewhere in the 90% range. We're already looking at a budget that's already down from last year, and this is not going to help matters," Oplinger said.
He pointed out that the hotel/motel tax alone brought in around $100,000 each year. The property and sales tax is even more. The loss of revenue means council members will have to take a hard look at the commitments they've made with their budget for the upcoming year. "It's hundreds of thousands of dollars we're looking at," Oplinger said. "That's a significant part of our budget. There's a lot of different organizations that we had recommended giving money to, things like the jazz festival, and the chamber … now, we don't have an income source to meet those obligations."
He said staff had met shortly after the news broke to discuss the turn of events. "This is a pretty good size business with well-paid employees. It's going to be a real problem. And it's going to be a real problem for the economy as well. There's a lot of people who lost their jobs."
Employees were blindsided by the news. Wendy LeBlanc, a Semiahmoo employee, had been out doing sales for the resort on Tuesday and returned to the news. "It was a big shock. We all kind of felt like something was going on but we all thought that the hotel was going to be sold. That was the gossip and rumor around the resort," employee Wendy LeBlanc said.
"All we know is what is in the paper, that the resort is closing on December 1 and we'll be paid through the end of December. Right now, we just all want to band together. We're a big family here and are focusing on supporting each other," she said. "I was definitely in denial yesterday. It's hard for sure."
Semiahmoo will continue to pay its employees full wages and benefits through December 31, as required by state law. A meeting was held Wednesday afternoon so management could brief the employees on the situation.
"It's not a happy set of circumstances, but it just has to be," Harry Chesnin, spokesman for the Upper Skagit Indian Tribe said. Trillium, Syre's company, sold a majority ownership share to the Upper Skagit Indian Tribe in 2003. Chesnin said they are still intending to sell the property.
Semiahmoo Resort is located on the end of Semiahmoo Spit, a narrow stretch of land on the west side of Drayton Harbor. It is one of the largest resorts in the state with 200 guest rooms and suites.


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Poetry Contest
Published on Wednesday, March 9, 2011 - 11:08am
Test your pen in our Palisades Neighborhood Library Poetry Contest in honor of National Poetry Month. All entries will be displayed at the Poetry Carnival at the library in April. At the carnival, two winners (one in ages 6-9 and one in ages 10-12) will be presented with a blank book and quill pen as a prize from the contest.
Entries will be judged on the following points:
- Your poem fits the format that you have chosen. For example: if you wrote a haiku poem, the syllables in the lines must follow the 5-7-5 pattern.
- You used strong word choices and images.
- You expressed your ideas creatively.
- There are no misspellings or punctuation errors.
To enter, write or type your poem neatly and leave it in the box in the Children's Room marked "Poetry Contest Entries" or e-mail them to firstname.lastname@example.com with your name, age, title of the poem, phone number and school name. E-mail any questions to the address above. Entries are due by Friday, April 1.


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Gloria Mason Henderson was born in Crossett, Arkansas, and attended Hendrix College, where she majored in English. She received her M.A. from Vanderbilt University and her Ph.D. from Georgia State University. In between working on the degrees she taught at almost every level: Language Arts in seventh and eighth grades in Knoxville, Tennessee; advanced eleventh grade English at Glynn Academy in Brunswick, Georgia; and Freshman and Sophomore English at Georgia Perimeter College and at Georgia State University. Since 1985 she has been Professor of English at Gordon College in Georgia, serving for eight of those years as Chair of Language and Literature. With Sandra Stevenson Waller and Bill Day, she has edited Literature and Ourselves: A Thematic Introduction for Readers and Writers. She is listed in Who's Who among American Teachers and Who's Who of American Women. She and her husband live in the country near Griffin, Georgia.


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A malfunctioning pool heater vent created high levels of carbon monoxide inside a hotel in New Jersey.
One person was taken to a local hospital.
The high CO incident occurred early Friday morning at the Holiday Inn on Paterson Plank Road in Carlstadt.
The patient complained of a severe headache before being taken to the hospital, said Carlstadt fire officials.
As many as 200 people were reportedly evacuated from the hotel.
It is not clear where they were taken.
Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas that if ingested could lead to serious illness, even death.


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