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yoooo man ive been on accutane(amnesteem) for around fifteen days now. unfortunately i suffered a nasty ib..which shocked my derma because my acne wasnt severe to begin with just persistant. buttt the good news is that if you do suffer a wild initial breakout, your derm will probably just put you on a n oral steroid like prednizone for a month(like me). annndt this steroid surpresses and calms it all down in around 24 to 48 hours and bam your good. no worries mang shit happens. cant wait o be done tho lol
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Posted 02 February 2013 - 11:50 AM
Day 15
Sooooo here we go. This is my two week update. Been experiencing an unfortunate breakout on my left cheek. On my right cheek I didn't have anything new for almost a week...until I woke up this morning and can feel a couple of bumps forming.
The pimples on my left cheek are all a result of a line of clogged pores that I had prior to starting accutane...so I'm hoping the accutane is just pushing those out. I really really am trying to stay positive. I know there will be some breaking out before it gets better but I just hope my dosage ends up being right. I'm still on 20mg but have a derm appointment on Thursday the 7th, so perhaps I will get bumped up then.
I feel like there is a right dosage for everyone and it's difficult to find a balance between having a does that's too low, and thus will take longer to clear everything out of your skin and to reduce oil production, and having a dose that's too high that causes a severe IB and bad side effects.
Speaking of side effects I do have a dry bottom lip. But that is the lip that I always apply the most aquaphor to so I have stopped using aquaphor to see if that's actually causing the problem. My face still hasn't gotten very dry....there are times when I get out of the shower when it's kind of dry, but I still haven't had to use moisturizer as the flaking is pretty much nonexistent. I've still been working out almost everyday, taking fish oil pills, vitamin C, a multivitamin, and ibuprofen. No unusual side effects as of yet(i.e. joint pain, fatigue, etc.).
I just really feel like this month has been kind of a waste being on 20mg. Although I told my derm I wanted a low dose to start, I feel like I'm just delaying my real IB. I hope that is not the case when I get bumped up next week.
Here are some pictures from week two. As you can see my left cheek is breaking out relatively badly....but not TERRIBLE. My right cheek doesn't have any visible actives at the moment...but I expect one or two tomorrow based on the bumps I felt. I'm really hoping my scars can heal over time!!!!!!
Talk to y'all soon. Wish me luck!
ALSO, does anyone have any ideas as to why my left side is always worse than my right? It has always been this way. I don't sleep on either side, I sleep on my back so I don't touch my face to my pillow. I don't touch my cell phone to either cheek. I don't really TOUCH either cheek except for with toilet paper to dab oil. WHY!?
Edited by letsgetthisoverwith, 02 February 2013 - 11:52 AM.
Posted 07 February 2013 - 05:00 PM
Week 3
Went to the dermatologist today. It looks like this is where things get serious! I am both nervous and a little bit excited. Starting tomorrow I will alternate between 40mg and 80mg on a daily basis. If that goes well and I don't have a major flare, then I will start to take 80mg every day. At least I know that if something is going to happen, it's gonna happen now.
Skin condition has not changed much in the last week. I've been getting some new pimples, mostly on the left cheek again. My right cheek LOOKS relatively clear. However, I have one LARGE bump that I can feel underneath the skin. I am pretty nervous about it and don't know what it is. It's not very visible, and it's only a little bit red, and it doesn't really hurt at all. I have iced it a few times with little results. Anyone have any info on what this could be? It doesn't really feel like a pimple, as it doesn't hurt. It's just a LARGE, painless lump.
I'll keep you guys updated on my first few days with the new dosage...wish me luck!
Here are the pics from week 3:
Posted 07 February 2013 - 09:31 PM
Looking better already keep updated with the pictures!
Posted 18 February 2013 - 07:30 PM
Week 4.5
Sorry I'm a little late here with this update. I am basically 4 days into week 5. I have now been taking 80mg/day for about 1 week and 2 days. I have definitely gotten drier, but not to the point where I've had to moisturize yet. I have to constantly apply aquaphor because my lips are always peeling and extremely dry. I have also noticed some joint pain, but nothing too bad.
Now for the good stuff. My face has been doing pretty well, breakouts seem to be slowing down, and although I have 6 or 7 active right now, I'm pretty happy with how things are going so far. Here are some updated pictures...tell me what ya think!
ALSO, I wanted to add something that I think people should know. For about the past three weeks I have not popped ANYTHING. I have avoided touching my face at all costs and I think that is benefiting me a lot!
Edited by letsgetthisoverwith, 18 February 2013 - 07:34 PM.
Posted 18 February 2013 - 10:09 PM
Yeah, I can definitely see some improvement =)
Keep it up!
Posted 25 February 2013 - 03:04 PM
5.5 Weeks(38ish days)
Alrighty...so I have now been taking 80mg a day for 2 weeks. I can definitely say things were looking up for the first week or so. However, I have had some breakouts this past week. Definitely having one of those days where I'm getting really impatient and just want this to be over with! It seems like my skin is looking better overall. The right side of my face has been doing pretty well relatively speaking, and my forehead has had almost nothing...but that seemed to always be the case.
I had a breakout kind of diagonally down from the corner of my lip. I swear that eating a bunch of sugar causes me to break out in this area specifically.
My red marks do seem more prevalent since starting 80mg, but it's really hard to tell. Most of them definitely aren't going anywhere quickly.
I have also gotten much drier over the last week and have begun to flake mostly on my chin, upper lip and around my mouth. I think what I'm going to do is stop cleansing in the morning(just take a shower and let the water run over my face) and only use cetaphil cleanser at night. Hopefully that will help. I do have Olay moisturizer, but I put some on just the other night and I always get worried that it just makes my flakey skin stick to the rest of my skin and clogs stuff up. It is non-comedogenic and oil-free and is recommended by a lot of people on this site. If I really need to, I will use it...but things seemed to be going well without it until the last couple of days. This morning I tried just letting water run over my face for a short amount of time after cleansing last night, and I was a lot less dry and flakey.
Definitely not much oil production these days though, which is a good sign right?
SIDE EFFECT!! - I have the excema rash on the back of my hands that everyone talks about. I've been putting cortisone cream on it and that seems to help.
Also, definitely still have dry lips, but nothing unbearable.
Here is a timeline of the last few weeks in pictures that I put together. It does look like things are getting better, but I can only hope the improvement is exponential from here on out!


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We've been noticing that a few producers have been delving back in time to call upon some classic Grime samples to give an old school flavour to their tracks.
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The second example is from Walter Ego's new track with Trim, "Set Off". He uses several samples from arguably one of the most definitive Grime tracks of all time, Wiley's "Ice Rink", however creates a completley different tune with them.
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The Journal Sentinel says the 31-year-old Daniels and his agent have had discussions on a contract – but there's no word on progress toward an agreement. Daniels played the last three seasons in Boston, and has also been with Dallas and Indiana.
He overcame a spinal cord injury from February of 2011 to play a key reserve role with the Celtics during last season's playoffs. He averaged just over three points in 38 regular season games with Boston, and he averaged two points in 15 playoff games for the Celtics. All told, Daniels has started 113 N-B-A games and played in 489, with a career scoring average of just over eight points.
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Kacey Musgraves takes the #1 spot on Billboard 's Country Albums chart this week with her debut project, Same Trailer Different Park . According to Nielsen Soundscan, the set moved 43,496 copies to come in second on the overall Billboard 200 chart behind Justin Timberlake 's The 20/20 Experience .
You can learn more about Kacey when she's featured in a profile on CBS Sunday Morning on April 7. That night, Kacey will attend the 48th Annual ACM Awards, where she's up for Female Vocalist of the Year as well as Video of the Year for "Merry Go Round." The ACM Awards broadcast April 7 at 8 p.m. Eastern on CBS.
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FBI spokeswoman Deborah Madden says 41-year-old Everett Dutschke was arrested Saturday at his Tupelo home in connection with the letters containing ricin. The letters were sent to President Barack Obama, Sen. Roger Wicker of Mississippi and an 80-year-old Mississippi judge, Sadie Holland.
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6. Meeting Strategic Objectives I: Research
One of the stated objectives in the mission statement of OUCS, and echoed in the Corporate Plan (§VI(d)), is to:
'foster and support excellence, innovation, best practice, and value for money in the use of IT in teaching, learning, and research across the University '
OUCS has a dedicated support unit – the Research Technologies Service (RTS) 5 (http://www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/rts/) which, through funding from external bodies, develops cutting edge applications to support research, and provides advisory services for the University and beyond. The activities of the RTS complement the infrastructure and other support services provided by OUCS. To assist with this and the development of OUCS's own research strategy, we appointed in 2007 a full-time Research Facilitator to take forward these activities.
As described in the Corporate Plan the RTS is a centre of expertise supporting the development of research e-infrastructure ( §102). The RTS is working with other University departments to establish the ICT requirements of their research communities (Ib, and Ig). In connection with this, the RTS particularly collaborates with the Oxford e-Research Centre (OeRC6) and other relevant University units to investigate the development of tools to support the administration and auditing of research activity – especially relevant with the proposed forthcoming changes to the RAE (Id). This activity includes an emphasis on assisting with project management and the sharing of research information and outputs, especially across disciplinary boundaries. One example of current activity is its contribution to the Oxford Research Archive initiative.
Specifically therefore, over the next five years OUCS plans to:
- Present a unified list of services OUCS can offer to assist research projects. Target date: Trinity Term 2008;
- Establish key services (notably parts of NSMS and the HFS) as Small Research Facilities. Trinity Term 2008;
- Continue to support the teaching of modelling on MBA, Biology, Economics and Social Science degrees and Postdoc programmes.
- Through OSS Watch inform and advise the UK HE and FE community about open source software and open standards through briefing materials, events, advisory service and partnerships. Target date: Ongoing. (Funded via the JISC OSS Watch advisory service 7 );
- Collaborate with the OeRC on projects and activities which support research across subject areas through the use of advanced ICT. OUCS is represented on the OeRC Directorate and has established an OUCS-OeRC liaison post to identify and develop collaborative projects (notably in the humanities);
- Proactively support the establishment of institutional repository services through the ORA initiative. Also working on similar technologies via our BID project ( http://www.jisc.ac.uk/whatwedo/programmes/programme_rep_pres/repositories_sue/bid.aspx ).Target date: Ongoing;
- Continue to co-ordinate, on behalf of OUCS, a range of awareness-raising and training activities relating to services and technologies to support e-research. Target date: Ongoing. Funded through existing initiatives;
- Develop a Research Strategy for OUCS and proactively seek sponsorship for projects through the Development Office and local Knowledge Transfer Project. Target date: December 2008.
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The countryside and coastline south of Arugam Bay is beautifully unspoilt. Buses run three times daily along the good tarmac road which rolls through rice paddies and scrub jungle as far as the dusty little village of PANAMA, 12km south of Arugam Bay. There are miles of superb deserted beach along this stretch, and a pair of huge rock outcrops popularly known as Elephant Rock and Crocodile Rock for their alleged resemblance to these creatures, though you'll need a tuktuk (or 4WD) to reach them. Elephants are sometimes seen wandering in the vicinity. Panama itself has a fine, dune-backed beach, 1km south of town; to reach it, pass through the village and follow the road round to the left.
The road south of Panama is currently unsurfaced, although the dirt track is kept in reasonable condition and is usually passable in a 2WD (tuktuks make the journey with ease). The countryside here is almost completely uninhabited, and very similar in appearance to that of Yala (West) National Park, with extensive lagoons, scrub jungle and huge populations of aquatic birds, as well as occasional elephants and crocodiles.
Around a 45min drive from Arugam Bay, a turning on the right leads for 500m to reach the beautiful forest hermitage of KUDIMBIGALA, whose hundreds of caves are thought to have been occupied by Buddhist monks as far back as the first century BC.
From the car park, follow the path ahead of you (keeping the modern rock-top dagoba to your right) into the surrounding woodland, following the track as it squeezes through the trees and between enormous rock outcrops to reach, after about ten minutes, the Sudasharna Cave, a small white shrine half-covered by an overhanging rock outcrop bearing the faint remains of ancient Brahmi script next to an unusual little carving symbolizing the Triple Gem.
Following the path to the left of the cave leads after another ten minutes up to the Madhya Mandalaya ("Plain of Ruins"), with a small dagoba and other monastic remains scattered over a rocky hilltop. Alternatively, heading right from the cave brings you to the huge Belumgala, a towering rock outcrop topped by yet another small dagoba. Rock-cut steps lead to the top, a breathless ten-to-fifteen-minute climb, at the end of which you'll be rewarded by one of the finest views anywhere in the east: a vast swathe of jungle dotted with huge rock outcrops running down to the sea, and with scarcely a single sign of human habitation in sight.
Yala East National Park
Yala East National Park (also known as the Kumana National Park) has recently reopened after extended closure during the war years, when it served as an LTTE hideout. The main attraction within the park is the Kumana Wewa tank and surrounding mangroves, home to an outstanding array of aquatic birds.
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The 1883 tsunami
Contrary to popular belief, the tsunami that devastated Sri Lanka in 2004 was not the first the island has experienced in modern times. As recently as August 1883, the massive eruption of Krakatoa, between Java and Sumatra in Indonesia, unleashed gigantic tidal waves that sped west across the Indian Ocean before reaching Sri Lanka. At Galle, a sequence of fourteen freak waves, each separated by a few minutes, was observed. The Ceylon Observer described the scene preceding the arrival of the waves, one eerily prescient of events 121 years later: "The sea receded as far as the landing stage on the jetty. The boats and canoes moored along the shore were left high and dry for about three minutes. A great number of prawns and fishes were taken up by the coolies and stragglers about the place before the water returned." Further around the coast, a 3.5m-high wave hit Hambantota, while at Panama on the east coast "ships suddenly sunk downwards and were then drawn backwards to be left stuck in the drying mud, their anchors exposed – and just as suddenly were borne up by an inrushing surge of water. The local streams, with hitherto sweet water, all promptly turned salty for at least a mile and a half upriver" (as Simon Winchester describes it in his vivid account of the eruption, Krakatoa). What the 1883 tsunami mercifully lacked, however, was the destructive force of its 2004 counterpart. Only a single casualty was recorded in the entire island, at Panama, where a woman was swept away from the harbour bar – probably the unluckiest victim of a volcanic eruption more than 3000km distant.


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Japan's Nikkei Stock Average tumbled 1.4% in early trading, underperforming its regional peers as a stronger yen pushed investors to take profit on the index, snapping a four-day winning streak which saw the index rise 3.5% to touch a 32-month high Tuesday.
The U.S. dollar declined against the Japanese yen to Y88.36 from Y88.80 late Tuesday in New York, while the euro was at Y117.45 from Y118.13, extending Tuesday's sharp declines which came on the back of comments from Japanese Economy Minister Akira Amari. Mr. Amari said at a press conference Tuesday that a yen that's too weak is not good for the economy.
"Given the yen's significant fall in a short period, it's clear the currency was primed for a short and sharp reprieve, and Amari's comments appear to be partly an excuse for a period of consolidation, rather than a recalibration of easing expectations," Chris Gore, currency analyst at Go Markets in Melbourne said in a note.
"Buying interest will inevitably ensue over the coming days ahead of the much anticipated Bank of Japan policy meeting next week," he added.
Japanese exporters were broadly lower: Canon dropped 2.7%, Sharp lost 1.2% and Honda Motor was 1.8% lower.
All Nippon Airways fell 0.5% on news that a Boeing 787 Dreamliner operated by the airline made an emergency landing at Takamatsu airport in southern Japan on Wednesday morning after a battery alarm alert. Shares of battery maker GS Yuasa dropped 3.0%.
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However, losses in resource stocks tempered the upside following a 1.1% decline in iron ore prices Tuesday amid signs of waning demand from China. BHP Billiton slipped 0.7%, Rio Tinto lost 0.4% and Fortescue Metals Group edged down 0.8%.
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Parker® Frontier Compound Bow, absolutely premium, 313 F.P.S. fast and BIG BUCKS OFF !
This is a bowhunting dream... a high-tech, hard-hitting Compound Bow with adjustable draw length. It's made in America, it's camo, it's high velocity, and it has unique adjustability. Only drawback, for left-handers, is we could only get this Close-Out deal for right handers.Here's your new archery hotshot for bowhunting:
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It's finally here! Visit www.junipercomic.com to read our first ever webcomic, Juniper. Keep coming here to see random comics and drawings!
Here is a rough turnaround for our unicorn main character, Berry. Berry and Douglas are best buddies. He is sort of a bro and loves, loooooves the ladies. While Berry puts off a manly front, he is notorious for being a bit of a baby and is also a tad immature (though he makes up for his immaturity in endearing enthusiasm). He is Douglas' foil in that he has more of a laid back disposition and embraces change more readily.
Let me just say, it took me a couple of months to get to the point where I could somewhat draw horses and I am still learning! They can be frustratingly difficult and many a time Carrie and I have looked at each other and said "Why did we pick a freaking horse for a main character??? Argh!"
However, we really do love Berry as a character in our comic (and unicorns are awesome!) and it's well worth the drawing effort having him in there. Plus one day, I'm going to do a mini happy dance when I am supah baller dope at drawing horses from all the practice.
Above are our expression sheets for our bro-nicorn character Berry. Making expressive faces for a horse is pretty difficult (much less drawing them! Yeesh!). But I think Carrie did a great job and they are quite indicative of the emotions we were trying to convey. The "laughing" and "pfft" faces are my personal favorites!


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CLINTON, Miss (WLBT) - In April we met a sibling group of four. They are hoping to be adopted together. In this week's Wednesday's Child, we talk with 10 year old Glen.
Glen enjoys big hugs and challenges.
Glen hopes one challenge is over when it comes to finding a forever family.
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This was the very first time he has been skating.
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"What is your favorite thing to do in school? Play Kaboom, it's a multiplication game."
School is fun for Glen.
He is thinking about college but says he has plenty of time to make up his mind.
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Craving a shot of A Great Big World and Christina Aguilera but don't have the emotional wherewithal to listen to heart-crunching ballad "Say Something" — at least in its original format? Well, good news. The break-up anthem has been made slightly less depressing by Chris Saso, who transforms it into a brooding mid-tempo dance track.
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RINGGOLD, Ga. (AP) - A man who handcuffed himself to a female Taco Bell co-worker has been sentenced to serve four years in prison.
The Rome News-Tribune reports (http://bit.ly/U76lpZ) 25-year-old Jason Earl Dean of Dalton handcuffed himself to the 18-year-old woman in August 2011 in an attempt to convince her to go on a date with him.
Lookout Mountain Assistant District Attorney Alan Norton says Dean was charged with false imprisonment. A Catoosa County Superior Court judge sentence Dean to four years in prison followed by six years on probation.
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Celebrate the expansion of library hours at the Tenley-Frienship Neighborhood Library with a special Sunday program, featuring Booliwah! Family Music!
Booliwah! Family Music is a whimsical stew of serious learning for infants and toddlers. Marelise Voss has been teaching this popular class on Capitol Hill since 2011 and now brings it to Upper NW. Enjoy sign language, rhymes, chants, singalongs, and a jam session, all to an autumn theme. The Booliwah! curriculum teaches pre-literacy and pre-numeracy skills. Great for mommies, daddies and little ones from 6-36 months.


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3 pros, 3 cons of buying Best Buy
After a nearly 300% gain this year, the easy money in the electronics retailer might already have been made.
Best Buy (BBY) has been the best stock in the S&P 500 so far this year, rallying 262% on promising early results from its turnaround plan.
That's an amazing reversal from 2012, when this bricks-and-mortar retailer was all but left for dead.
Intense, margin-crushing competition from the likes of Amazon.com (AMZN) and Wal-Mart (WMT) relegated BBY to little more than a showroom -- a place where customers tried out gadgets in person before buying them elsewhere at lower prices.
Best Buy, already struggling for years, went into a deep funk in 2012. Best Buy stock had lost more than half its value by late autumn -- and then the wheels fell off.
The company suffered through a miserable holiday selling season. TV sales -- a major source of revenue -- were under pressure heading into the holidays thanks to lower average selling prices. But then Best Buy compounded its problems by making a heavy bet on 3D TVs, a technology that has been a bust so far.
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But then things started to change.
Under new management, Best Buy slashed costs aggressively (something the market always loves) and moved to stop its problem with showrooming.
Closing stores and wringing $65 million in expenses out of operations during the second quarter demonstrated the crux of Best Buy's turnaround strategy. But initiating a price-matching program (to keep customers from shopping online), improving its own online presence and building stores-within-stores for partners like Samsung (SSNLF) and Microsoft (MSFT) are gaining traction -- and the market's approval -- too. (Microsoft owns and publishes Top Stocks, an MSN Money site.)
The problem for new investors is that usually when a stock nearly quadruples in 10-plus months, the easy money has already more than been made. The time to bet on a Best Buy turnaround was months ago -- not necessarily now.
But plenty of Wall Street analysts are increasingly bullish on Best Buy stock, expecting significant fundamental improvement to materialize next year. The stock, heretofore rising mostly on sentiment, should have another leg up once sales, margins and profits start turning around.
So, should you buy Best Buy stock at current levels? To help decide, let's look at some of the pros and cons:
Price matching: Showrooming was killing Best Buy. Its stores were becoming nothing more than customer test centers. Just check out the picture on an LCDTV in person -- and then make the actual purchase for less on Amazon. But Best Buy instituted a "Low-Price Guarantee" policy, where it will match any price. That should help stop showrooming in its tracks. Indeed, one market research firm says the program was responsible for a 10.5% increase in BBY online sales in the most recent quarter.
Untapped online potential: Best Buy lured online retail expert Sharon McCollum from Williams-Sonoma (WMS) to make something of its long-moribund website. That's a fountain of untapped potential, given that only about 1% of BBY's annual visitors actually buy anything. Other online retailers do about twice as well at converting visits into sales. If Best Buy can just improve enough to be average in this category, that will drive a critical stream of higher-margin revenue.
Partnerships: The store-with-store concept and other partnership agreements with important industry players are a tried-and-true way to drive traffic to the stores and create excitement over the brand. Best Buy is hardly a cool destination, but it becomes much more so when Samsung is unveiling its latest gadgets there. In another wise move, BBY has teamed up with Sony (SNE) and Microsoft to hold launch events for their next-generation consoles -- PlayStation 4 and XBox One -- right before the holiday selling season kicks off.
Competition: BBY just launched an ad campaign trying to convince people not to shop on Amazon this holiday season. Meanwhile, Wal-Mart is increasingly focusing on BBY's bread-and-butter of consumer electronics, a space where its Always Low Prices strategy poses an immense challenge to Best Buy. BBY might no longer be standing still, but then neither is the competition -- and AMZN and WMT have much larger economies of scale. During last year's holiday season, Amazon and Wal-Mart gained market share at the expense of Best Buy. That's got to stop.
Valuation: BBY has been down so far for so long that it's bound to look pricey at current levels, but some relative valuation metrics still give us pause. Price-earnings-to-growth (PEG) shows how fast a stock is rising relative to its growth prospects. In the case of BBY stock, shares are way ahead of future earnings growth. The PEG is greater than 4, well above a five-year average of 1.3 for Best Buy stock, according to data from Thomson Reuters Stock Reports. By comparison, the S&P 500, which doesn't look so cheap itself these days, has a PEG of 1.9.
Operational deleveraging: BBY is cutting costs, but it may not be slashing them fast enough -- not the way revenue per square foot and TV prices are trending. Best Buy's revenue per square foot declined consistently between 2006 and 2012, analysts at Trefis note, dropping to $726 from $953. Further declines are likely ahead -- even as the company shutters stores -- because of competition from storeless operators like Amazon and what looks like a secular decline in average selling prices for TVs. When you are a bricks-and-mortar company, you've got to squeeze more, not less, revenue out of your (very expensive) locations.
After such a hot run, it's hard to call Best Buy stock a buy, but there probably is more short-term upside ahead. That's how it works with momentum stocks and sentiment. This turnaround looks like it really is turning. Wall Street is increasingly bullish on the future for BBY, and traders and investors have a habit of chasing performance. It's the allure of rising prices.
But the retailer has to show material improvement this holiday selling season for Best Buy stock to keep its mojo into the new year and beyond. Weak sales and further market-share loss to Amazon over the holidays could cause the sweet sentiment to turn sour very quickly.
As of this writing, Dan Burrows did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities.
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If you actually look at the actual track record of government spending, government employment, Reagan is the Keynesian and Obama — mostly because of political constraints, although a little bit of lack of conviction on the part of his own people — has been the anti-Keynesian," [Paul] Krugman said. "He's been the one who's been doing what Republicans say is the right answer.
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Filed under quotes that will make a conservative's head explode.
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Social Uprooting: You know your political system is broken when ›
Obama the Warrior ›
Recall the 2010 CIA Report, leaked to WikiLeaks, which discussed how Barack Obama was the key asset for preventing Western European populations from abandoning war policies in Afghanistan. That's because with Obama, rather than the swaggering cowboy George Bush, as the face of these wars, they would be more effectively marketed. That is precisely what Obama has done to the American citizenry with regard to what was recently known in Democratic Party circles as the Radical Bush/Cheney Terrorism agenda.
Just to underscore the level of right-wing extremism which Obama has normalized, consider his deceitful re-definition of the term "militant" to encompass "all military-age males in a strike zone as combatants," which I wrote about earlier today. In 2006, the pro-Israel activist Alan Dershowitz created a serious scandal when he argued – mostly in order to justify Israeli aggression — that "civilian causalties" are a "gray area" because many people in close proximity to Terrorists — even if not Terrorists themselves — are less than innocent ("A new phrase should be introduced into the reporting and analysis of current events in the Middle East: 'the continuum of civilianality' … . Every civilian death is a tragedy, but some are more tragic than others").
Even more repellent was John Podhoretz's argument in 2006 that "the tactical mistake" which "we made in Iraq was that we didn't kill enough Sunnis in the early going to intimidate them and make them so afraid of us they would go along with anything," specifically that the real error was that the U.S. permitted "the survival of Sunni men between the ages of 15 and 35." In other words, "all military-age males" in Sunni areas should have been deemed "combatants" and thus killed. Podhoretz's argument created all sorts of outrage in progressive circles: John Podhoretz is advocating genocide!
But this is precisely the premise that President Obama himself has now adopted in order to justify civilian deaths and re-classify them as "militants." Here is the rationale of Obama officials as described by the NYT: "people in an area of known terrorist activity, or found with a top Qaeda operative, are probably up to no good."Probably up to no good. That's a direct replica of Dershowitz's argument, and is closely related to Podhoretz's. They count someone as a "militant" — worthy of death — based purely on the happenstance of where they are and the proximity they're in to someone else they suspect is a Bad Person. If such a person is killed by a U.S. missile, then, by definition, they are "militants," not "civilians" — even if we don't know the first thing about them, including their name.
That's official Obama policy. It won't even be reported on most MSNBC shows, and won't even be acknowledged, let alone denounced, by the vast majority of Democrats, including progressives. That's the Obama legacy.
And it's all justified by this definitively warped premise: we have to keep doing things we know will result in large-scale civilian deaths in order to stop the Terrorists, who are really terrible because they keep killing civilians. Besides, continuously killing a bunch of foreigners is hardly some reflection on our President's character, especially in an Election Year.
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"Our communities are depressingly polluted, social services are being cut left and right and hunger is very real right here in America. So hearing that the United States government spends $20 billion in Afghanistan each year on air conditioning alone stings just a little. When it comes to war, the U.S. Treasury is hemorrhaging cash, yet Congress demanded that President Obama cut things like high-speed rail, United Nations support and funds for the Environmental Protection Agency from the 2012 fiscal year budget."
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2. High-speed rail transportation in the U.S.
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8. Housing for low-income families & homeless
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This guy actually gets what the war on women is all about.
Fuck yeah. This is the only politician I wholeheartedly agree with every time they open their mouth. He isn't beholden to any special interest groups or shady superPAC's… he's just trying to fight the good fight when everyone else has folded to the money or the media or the pressure to conform to a rigid party line. Keep on keepin' on Senator Sanders! We need you and the truth you keep speaking.
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White House is against House Republican anti-gay policy ›
The White House has formally spoken out against House Republican legislation that would keep LGBT people from being protected against discrimination.
In one formal statement, the administration posits that the anti-gay sections of a proposed defense bill are potentially unconstitutional and even threatens to veto the measure entirely. In another, the White House threatens to veto House Republicans' version of a measure reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act.
Among other things, the White House objects to the lack of non-discrimination language for LGBT people seeking help from domestic violence programs that receive federal funds.
"The bill also fails to include language that would prohibit discrimination against LGBT victims in VAWA grant programs," the statement says. "No sexual assault or domestic violence victim should be beaten, hurt, or killed because they could not access needed support, assistance, and protection."
I daresay it looks like the president is starting to practice what he preaches. (Or maybe he's always practiced and is just starting to preach?)
Federal Spending, Taxes, and Deficits Are Lower Today Than When Obama Took Office
The White House hasn't been shy to point out that government and taxes as a share of the economy have shrunk under Obama. The big question is: For whom is that fact most inconvenient?
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President Barack Obama Announces Plans to Repeal Defense of Marriage Act
(CNN) — President Barack Obama touched on his recent announcement of support for same-sex marriage, saying at a New York City fundraising event Monday that he believes marriage equality "strengthens families."
"I want everyone treated fairly in this country. We have never gone wrong when we've extended rights and responsibilities to everybody," he said, drawing big applause. "That doesn't weaken families, that strengthens families."
Obama highlighted some of his administration's work in recent years, including the passage of health care reform and the end of combat in Iraq.
He also outlined goals he hopes to accomplish under a second term, including the repeal of the Defense Of Marriage Act, which the administration has already stopped defending.
Arizona Bill will Ban Subversive Latino Music from Radio ›
If Governor Jan Brewer gets her way, Arizona radio stations will soon be prohibited from playing Latino music over the airwaves. On May 3, the Arizona House will vote on a bill that would ban any music that:
1. Promotes the overthrow of the United States government.
2. Promotes resentment toward a race or class of people.
3. Is designed primarily for listeners of a particular ethnic group.
4. Advocates ethnic solidarity instead of treating listeners as individuals.
[language straight from HB2218]
this is the equivalent to book burning.
… What the actual fuck?!
WHAT THE FUCK. I feel like Arizona can't actually exist and the whole place just needs to be a big fucking joke.
No justice, no peace.
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How the House Republican budget hurts kids.
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Teacher fired for having appeared in a porn video several years ago ›
OH THAT'S FUNNY, I thought we lived in a country with individual rights. But no. This women was fucking fired from her TEACHING job because she was in a porn video before. We can't get enough teachers to fucking teach because our school system is a piece of shit, and yet we're firing people for what they do outside of work.!?!?
How the fuck is this school allowed to discriminate like that.!? This means if someone is in on porn video, it can prevent them from getting a job for the rest of their lives. WTF. Porn is legal. YOU CAN BE BARRED FROM EVERY HOLDING A JOB BECAUSE YOU DID SOMETHING LEGAL. WELCOME TO THE UNITED STATES OF FUCKMEINTHEASSWITHACHAINSAWAMERICA. Fuck this country. Fuck the politicians who allow this to happen. Fuck those who discriminate against porn stars or anyone else who does whatever the fuck they want outside of work.
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I shared a project recently over at one of my other blogs, Infarrantly Creative, that was super fun to make. If you have piles of old t-shirts like I do, this is the refashion for you!
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I shared a project recently over at one of my other blogs, Infarrantly Creative, that was super fun to make. If you have piles of old t-shirts like I do, this is the refashion for you!
Katie from View from the Fridge had a great idea for upcycling her glass soda bottles. "Better than throwing them in the overflowing recycling bin, right?" Katie asks with a laugh.
When Bethany of Pitter and Glink spotted this framed goose embroidery art, she was drawn to it for two reasons. First, her grandmother loved geese. And second, oval frames are hard to come by! She snatched this one right up for 50 cents, gees and all.
At Love Grows Wild, Ashley from Cherished Bliss recently shared a project that turned a cheap glass cylinder vase she already had into a new vase with rustic texture.
Kristin blogs at Goodwill and Grace. She found this upholstered parsons chair on the side of the road last summer. A recent snow day this year was the perfect opportunity to give the chair a new look.
A friend of Sara's passed along this interesting wooden box to her. "She said she was done with it. Don't you just love it when that happens?" Sara asks at Thrifty Treasures.
Here at Roadkill Rescue, we're used to hearing about plenty of items that were saved from the trash. We don't often get to see them in the trash. How fun is it that Laura from Laura Kelly Designs has pictures of this rescue in the dumpster before she dived for it?
When Emily from Elizabeth Joan Designs spotted this darling child size Queen Anne style table and chairs at a friend's garage sale, she was smitten. But since she already had a child size table for her own kids, she couldn't justify the $20 price tag. Imagine her delight when later that evening she discovered her friend hadn't sold the set and it was waiting for curbside trash pickup!
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Rock Band 3 DLC: Joy Division and more
Joy Division will make their Rock Band 3 debut next week when the seminal 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' launches as downloadable content, developer Harmonix has announced announced.
Grand Funk Railroad will also make their debut with two tracks, while another track will come from J. Geils Band.
The four tracks will be available on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii from April 5, priced at $2.00 (160 Microsoft Points; 200 Wii Points) a pop. Tracks marked with an X below will also have Pro Guitar and Pro Bass upgrades for 99¢ per song. Here's the track listing:
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A collection of what other media outlets are saying as the Ravens prepare for Sunday's game at M&T Bank Stadium against the Green Bay Packers.
* The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel previews the game, including five things to watch and a position-by-position breakdown of the two teams.
Even with a 3-2 record, the defending Super Bowl champions are still an elite AFC team. The Ravens have not missed the playoffs under John Harbaugh, and they are supposed to be vulnerable this season without Ray Lewis, Ed Reed and Anquan Boldin. However, they recorded a big victory in Miami, and it was accomplished the old-fashioned way — with running back Ray Rice, not quarterback Joe Flacco, leading the way. The defense, even without Lewis and Reed, is still a force. Against Miami, it produced six sacks, including three in the fourth quarter by Terrell Suggs, and allowed just three field goals and one touchdown.
* The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Bob McGinn shares his thoughts on the Ravens.
Baltimore and Green Bay, two of the past three Super Bowl champions, will be meeting Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium.
The Packers (2-2) are favored to beat the Ravens (3-2) by three points, a spread that made little sense to a veteran personnel man.
"No way," the scout said Tuesday. "Green Bay's not playing good enough. This is going to be tough for Green Bay. You wanted to play them earlier. The Packers are hitting them at the wrong time."* ESPN.com's Jamison Hensley takes a closer look at Ravens running back Ray Rice and his failure to make defenders miss so far this season.
Rice has only broken two tackles this season, the fewest for any running back with over 50 carries, according to Pro Football Focus. In comparison, Reggie Bush has caused 16 missed tackles on just 11 more rush attempts. Even Ravens backup Bernard Pierce has broken 10 tackles this season.
Rice's 1.6 average yards after contact is only better than four starting running backs this season (Daryl Richardson, Willis McGahee, Lamar Miller and Chris Johnson). In each of his previous four seasons as the Ravens' featured back, Rice averaged 2.3 yards or more after contact.
* Dan Hanzus of NFL.com raves about linebacker Terrell Suggs' recent play.
The sun is shining brightly upon the campus of Ball So Hard University.
Terrell Suggs is back in a big way for the Baltimore Ravens. The veteran linebacker is healthy and playing like a man possessed. Or more specifically, a man with his sights set on another Defensive Player of the Year award.
* Peter King of SI.com, in his Monday Morning Quarterback column, picks Suggs and kicker Justin Tucker as positional players of the week. Here's what he says about Tucker.
Can't get much better than this guy. Tucker kicked field goals of 42, 50, 25 and 44 Sunday in Miami, and the last one won the game with 1:42 to play. In his 13-month career with Baltimore, Tucker is 45 of 50 on field goals, making all 22 attempts from inside 40.
* The South Florida Sun Sentinel's Chris Perkins breaks down six game-changing plays from the Ravens' win over the Dolphins.
Joe Flacco to Torrey Smith for 22 yards on third-and-10 -- What happened: This late third-quarter play kept alive the touchdown drive that allowed Baltimore to take a 23-13 lead early in the fourth quarter. The Ravens were on their own 34-yard line when Flacco found wide receiver Torrey Smith in a soft spot in the Dolphins' zone coverage. This was a key to their 11-play, 94-yard touchdown drive (a 28-yard carry on first down from the Dolphins' 6-yard line helped, too). It was this drive that gave the Ravens their 10-point lead.
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* ProFootballTalk moves the Ravens up three spots to No. 7 this week.
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Bensalem's annual day to celebrate community pride is right on the doorstep.
They came from New York and California to buy cocaine, police said. What they didn't know was the drug dealers they were meeting in Bensalem had no drugs.
A 44-year-old Bensalem man, who was allegedly driving a stolen car, was tracked down following a brief police chase Thursday after returning to a motel room where he'd reportedly been living.
A nonprofit think tank has ranked Pennsylvania's highways as among the worst in the nation, according to a report released Thursday.
A 26-year-old Trenton man is accused of stealing a car from a Bensalem hotel parking lot and setting it on fire in Trenton nearly four years ago as part of an insurance fraud scheme.
Northampton Township police are warning area residents of a possible IRS phone scam.
Attorneys representing suspects involved in a Sept. 11 assault on a gay couple in Center City Philadelphia are looking into whether it was a case of self-defense, according to a Bucks County lawyer who is representing one of the dozen suspects.
Mayor Joseph DiGirolamo of Bensalem hands Ernest Sammler of Hulmeville his groceries Wednesday at the ShopRite in Bensalem. DiGirolamo was handing out groceries for the nationwide "Bag Hunger" campaign, which helps raise awareness and funds for food banks in the community as part of National Hunger Action Month.
In fewer than 24 hours, an online fundraiser went over its $2,000 goal to pay for the funeral of Nicoletta Rose Doto-Cooper, the newborn who died a day after a stray bullet killed her mother Sunday.
A Bensalem teen was honored Tuesday by state lawmakers for heroically trying to save his brother, who had been hit by a vehicle.
Central Bucks South's Abby Gamarnik won the Suburban One League Continental singles championship with a 6-4, 6-1 victory over Central Bucks West's Anna Sukharev on Saturday at the Tennis Zone in Quakertown.
Your editorial, "On firm moral and legal ground" (Dec. 10), supporting Holy Ghost Prep's dismissal of a gay teacher because he plans to marry stands on weak moral and legal grounds. It ignores the 20th century social wars that were fought and won to end discrimination and bigotry. Even worse, it teaches intolerance to the next generation. This deserves condemnation, not applause.
Five years into retirement from AT&T, Roger Collins got a job at the Bucks County Opportunity Council, best known at the time for handing out the federal government's surplus cheese.