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Sometimes as investors we can over-analyze and spend so much time looking at fine details that we miss the bigger picture. I think this is exactly what many are doing with Walgreen (NYSE: WAG). Every investor is trying to analyze how many of the lost customers Walgreen will regain from the Express Scripts (NASDAQ: ESRX) debacle, but does a debate over the marginal amount really matter when the stock is so cheap? I don't think it does.
Time to Confess
OK, I admit it: I am one of the guilty parties. I hold a position in CVS Caremark (NYSE: CVS), and quite frankly I think Walgreen will find it difficult to win back lost customers from the likes of CVS and Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT). I even articulated this view in a previous article.
Investors should understand that whole industries are structured around the reason why Walgreen will find it hard to win customers back. Customer inertia is a very powerful force; not for nothing do insurance companies lower premiums on first time buyers in order to increase their hold over them in future years. Customers tend to stick around because they overvalue the hassle of switching. The same principle will be at work here, and CVS and Wal-Mart are both companies that know exactly how to retain customers in their pharmacy businesses.
But Really, Who Cares?
There is a great temptation to get sucked into a Walgreen vs. CVS argument, and then maybe conclude that CVS is better and buy that. But even if you share my view that CVS is the more attractive company, who said you can't buy both stocks?
Even a cursory look at the valuation shows that Walgreen is hardly stretched. Despite the effect on revenue and profits from the loss of the Express Scripts business, Walgreen is still trading on some very attractive multiples. A current PE of 14.5x and an EV/EBITDA multiple of 8.2 is not expensive. It doesn't stop there; the company just generated $2.9 billion worth of free cash flow, which represents around 7.5% of its enterprise value.
The point I'm making is that the stock is already attractive on a current basis even without arguing over whether it will regain X percentage of customers. The fact is that Walgreen will recover customers, and I'm convinced that the stock (and the sector) have a lot of positive growth drivers.
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I like the Alliance Boots deal. Even though it only has a non-controlling 45% share and there is a bit of an issue with transparency –it is a private company- I think this is the right sector in Europe to be investing in. Wall Street analysts might not agree with me for two reasons. First, they hate not having (or rather not having the perception of) transparency and a direct handle on earnings prospects. Second, they tend to have a join-the-dots mentality to macro issues.
In response to the first point I would argue that it doesn't really matter what analysts think. If they give the stock a negative rating but it delivers earnings then few investors will care. Earnings move share prices in the long term.
With the second issue, few analysts like or are allowed to put their necks on the line by making macro calls so they tend to just go with the macro consensus. It's usually a fair approach but in this case they might miss the fact that European austerity measures are playing into the hands of pharmacy companies. European generics penetration is lower than the US so as Governments seek to cutback by expanding generics sales this will benefit pharmacies because generics tend to give them higher margins than branded drugs. It is the pharmaceutical companies that suffer a loss of earnings.
Walgreen's Growth Drivers
Aside from the drivers discussed above, Walgreen is favored by long term demographic trends (older people require more medication), and it has a wonderful opportunity to expand its own private label in-store brands and consumer health products.
Everyone talks favorably about this issue with Wal-Mart and CVS, and if you look at the valuation of Perrigo (NYSE: PRGO) it is clear that the market loves the idea too. Perrigo develops and manufactures over the counter (OTC) and generic prescription drugs for the likes of Walgreen, CVS and Wal-Mart. I like the stock a lot, but question whether 27x earnings is the right price for it. As we saw recently, any disappointment will see the stock hit. No matter, the market buys the idea so I think the market should buy the potential for Walgreen and CVS to expand margins by increasing their own brand penetration.
The Bottom Line
I think Walgreen is attractive, even with the near term issue of possibly missing expectations of how many customers it's able to claw back. Putting together the arguments expressed here paints a picture of a company with some strong near and long-term drivers that is priced on as very reasonable valuation. There is a pretty decent 3% yield, and investors shouldn't let some near term loss myopia get in the way of a good long term investment.
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A major US study has found people who work long hours are up to 80 percent more likely to suffer heart disease.
The researchers believe it's the lethal cocktail of stress, high blood pressure and unhealthy eating that makes working late so bad for our health.
Scientists from the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health compared 12 studies from the past 50 years and found people who worked any more than a normal eight-hour day were at increased risk of heart disease.
In total, the studies included 22,000 people from the US, Japan and Europe.
Dr Marianna Virtanen and her team said the risk varied depending on how the studies were completed –– in the studies where people had to recall their working hours, the risk was highest, while in those where researchers monitored the working hours, the risk was around 40 percent.
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On Tuesday, the jury had their say as they convicted a 16-year-old in the beating of Ray Widstrand. On Wednesday, Widstrand is having his own say -- opening up to Fox 9 News about the trails.
While he is no longer living in a rehabilitation facility, Widstrand is still recovering at home with his parents because he still has a long way to go to get back to his old life. For his family, Tuesday's verdict was a step in the right direction.
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Should Kids With Lice Be Allowed to Go to School?
- The first time a child is infested with lice, it can take up to six weeks before the itching begins. This means that often, a child has been in the classroom for over a month with lice before having symptoms!
- The itching doesn't come from the crawling critters, but rather from the saliva that the louse releases into the scalp while feeding on it. (Eww!)
- Lice don't fly and they don't jump -- they can only crawl. As a result, lice is transmitted from one individual to another through close contact of the head.
- Buy an over-the-counter shampoo -- 1 percent Permethrin is the first line of treatment. Follow the package instructions closely.
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- Repeat the shampoo and comb-out in nine days to kill and remove any hatched nits that were missed during the first application.
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- Treat anyone who shared a bed with the affected individual, even if they are symptom-free. Other family members should only be treated if they have lice.
- If after treatment your child still has lice, speak to your pediatrician about other options.
- There are many parents who are hesitant about using lice shampoos on their children. If this is the case with you, a proper comb-out every other day for two weeks should do the trick. It's labor-intensive, but can be effective!
Where do these lice come from? Growing up I didn't know 1 child who had them. AS an adult I had co-workers talk about their children having them. Are they spread by birds or some other animal? I know crabs are pubic lice and they are carried by dirty sexually active persons…..so are people giving children sexually transmitted bugs/parasites?
Pubic lice and head lice are different species. There were lots of kids (myself included) who had lice when I was a kid. I think this was due to the fact that the walls were carpeted to about 4 ft in the elementry school. I have never met anyone (that I know of) with pubic lice btw.
Oops, coming from…..I haven't met anyone who ADMITTING To having pubic lice. Just health classes.
We finally got rid of lice in our house! My 4 y/o brought it home from pre school. It took a few weeks! I wondered the same thing- how has lice survived for so long? I'm 35 and had it once in the 4 th grade.
As a teacher I've met a handful of parents who did not treat their family lice infestation because they simply couldn't afford it. They only sought treatment because of the fact that the school insisted on keeping their kids home. I understand the delimma but get ready for some serious infestations in poverty stricken schools.
Head lice is infectious and can be a real problem if not treated. I know some parents don't bother to treat their children, and those children invest entire neighborhoods, including their parents. It's a disgusting problem.
Lice may not carry disease but how can children study in school if there are bugs crawling in their hair and eating their scalp, causing them to scratch their head all the time? Make the problem a PROBLEM for the parents by sending children home and the problem will stop. Low income is no excuse for leaving your children with head lice indefinitely and infecting the whole neighborhood by sending them to school.
Exactly!! I also spent a few weeks getting rid of the lice from BOTH of my children. My oldest brought them home from his kinder class and my youngest got them as well before I realized what the problem was. I asked that the whole class be checked by the nurse and, sure enough, there were two other children with lice. I was frustrated to be informed that classmates are allowed to remain in the class until the end of the day in order to prevent unecessary absences!! I agree, they should be sent home IMMEDIATELY to prevent the spread, the health of the other children is more important. Let the parents deal with this disgusting problem without involving the rest of us!
Is there a way to have this issue e-mailed to all the members in order to get LAUSD to change their policy to how it used to be a few years ago - kids were sent home upon discovery, NOT at the end of the day.
At my grand-daughter's school, the minute they see nits, they send the kids home. Now, here we go again, washing the pillows, bedspreads, and you are suppose to wash them in hot water. Now has that all changed? I am not going to take a chance of getting them, and I know how uncomfortable it has to be to scratch your head all the time. And what about hanging your coats with everyone else's coats? I think it is a nightmare. I saw this one little girl, and I saw her just digging in her hair, and I asked her if I could look at her head. Her head, I kid you not, looked like pieces of chocolate bar in places where they were all together. Now to me, the parents are not doing their job at home. It shouldn't be that bad if you get a hand on it soon enough.
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Calcific Bursitis
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Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
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What is calcific bursitis?
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A bursa is a thin fluid-filled sac that reduces friction forces between tissues of the body. Chronic (repeated or long-standing) inflammation of the bursa (bursitis) can lead to calcification of the bursa. This is referred to as "calcific bursitis." The calcium deposits (calcification) can occur as long as the inflammation is present and remain after it has resolved. Calcific bursitis occurs most commonly at the shoulder (in the bursa adjacent to the rotator cuff tendons) or hip (in the bursa at the greater trochanter).
What are causes and risk factors for calcific bursitis?
Calcific bursitis often has no direct cause that is identified and likely occurs in this setting after unnoticed strain of a joint caused local inflammation of the bursa (bursitis). Risk factors for developing calcific bursitis include joint injury (trauma) and underlying diseases such as ankylosing spondylitis and calcium pyrophosphate dehydrate deposition disease (pseudogout).
What are symptoms and signs of calcific bursitis?
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Calcific bursitis may not cause any symptoms once the inflammation has subsided. Calcific bursitis typically leads to chronic pain, stiffness, and sometimes limited range of motion of the affected joint with use or when examined.
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Atheists, how do you define morality?
Do you believe in an absolute morality for everyone? Do you believe that morality is chosen by the individual? I'm asking for an explanation on why murder and any other bad thing is wrong. Please don't say majority is right, mainly because majority also believes in a religion, also believed the earth is round. So lets assume the majority can be wrong. Shouldn't be a problem. Or is it all irrelevant and there is no meaning. Assuming that to know there is no meaning that we should be able to define meaning. What is permissible, what isn't. What makes a good person or a bad person good or bad. That sort of thing. I'd like beliefs, not a debate.
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Jul 23 2013: If you are gonna kill someone, there would be someone stronger to you who can kill you. So the early stone men kinda did the civilization process for their own safety I guess. I too am a agnostic atheist but I don't go around killing because I want myself to be safe, if everyone starts killing like I do there would be no human race on the planet.
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What if Einstein was wrong?
Im sure many of you are aware of this but recently cern found possible evidence that the light barrier is not the true barrier for speed. What does this mean what are its implications? Its certainly something to discuss right? Einstein believed this constant was the one thing that kept the universe from collapsing.
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Sep 29 2011: Wouldn't the darkness of space be a better constant for E=mc^2 than the speed of light in a vacuum? It has the same speed as the speed of light in a vacuum. Its just that it will always be a vacuum so the speed is always constant no matter what. Light speed varies depending on the medium it passes through. In E=mc^2 E is understood to be squared if you take the square root you yield +or- mc. same principle as saying 4^1/2 =+ or- 2 . This allows for two things to equal one. Perhaps this E=Sqrt(mc^4) would be even better? Someone that knows physics; blow me out of the water if im wrong.
Sep 29 2011: E=mc^2 is a derivation, you cannot just arbitrarily take out the square at leisure. The speed of light here is a constant, so you would not get a negative even without the squaring. Finally E=mc^2 has been tried and tested. Stop the waffle. What you wrote about darkness makes no sense at all. This is science, not some art project.
Sep 30 2011: Let me explain it better. What is faster: the light filling the room when turning it on or the darkness filling it when the light is shut off? Its the same speed its just the darkness is always there light just "gets in the way". It is a real constant. Light does have its speed limit but it is not a constant. Im not saying thats the right equation; it just yields the same answers. Einstein guessed himself; he started with e=mc^2 then showed the derivation worked. I understand it is a derivation. I just dont see how the acceleration of energy could only be 2? The universe is expanding faster and faster therefore the acceleration cant be constant. This is all just hypothetical were are just trying to come up with ideas. For every mistake you learn something new.
Oct 2 2011: The vacuum of space does exist independent of us. Just because something only appears when consciously observed, doesn't mean it isn't real or valid. If that was the case; one could argue electrons make no sense and dont independently exist. You cant name a single thing that would make sense, without something to make sense of it.
Oct 2 2011: 5=/=1 true, 5=1+1+1+1+1. Darkness is a part of the vacuum of space. In your previous statement you equivocated the existence of darkness with something to make sense of it. What i said was based on what you said. You only invalidated your own argument. I dont see why you seem so set on proving everything I say to be wrong. What is next? What else do you have to say? We can go in this endless circle forever if you like?
Oct 2 2011: I did not invalidate my own argument. Please take a moment to re-read and understand my words. In fact, never mind, take an even bigger moment to understand the equation E=mc^2, where it comes from, why it is how it is. There's even a bloody book called 'Why does E=MC^2'. Take another big moment to get to grips with the various bits and concepts you can honestly admit to yourself you don't fully understand.
If you're honest in your search for truth, a truth that you get from the scientific methodology, you will try to poke holes in your own ideas until you find that idea that doesn't have holes to start with. Trying to continually revive the dead carcass of an idea won't bring you anywhere and nobody who understands the subject at hand will think of you as smart for your deepities. Maybe anything goes when you're talking about religion and spirituality but this is science.
To me, suggesting the darkness of space as a constant for E=MC^2 is like suggesting the Avogadro constant should be a light shade of green or a B minor note played on the accordion.
Oct 3 2011: E=Sqrt(mc^4) equals E=plus or minus (mc^2). E is understood to be squared in E=mc^2 to get the mc you would have to take the square root of E which also equals plus or minus mc. Its the SAME exact equation yielding the SAME exact numbers.If you dont believe me and need a visual put it in a simple graphing calculator.
The speed at which the vacuum of space can appear can only be as fast as the matter that leaves it. In the case of photons it is the same speed as the maximum speed of light. Except the vacuum is always there. Im only saying the dark vacuum of space is truly constant and the speed of light may vary in what ever it passes through. Its ALWAYS there and therefore ALWAYS constant even if matter is in the way. It holds the universe together. It holds atoms together; as they are mostly empty space. Its the SAME exact C value. How is it not true? I dont see how it doesn't make sense or how i can explain it any better.
Oct 3 2011: The constant C is a positive constant. So what if its square root of its square can be positive or negative? I got you the first time, I'm pretty familiar with mathematics. I just ignored that point because it's really really stupid.
Here what you're purporting to measure is the speed at which things leave a vacuum, in essence you're measuring the speed of things, like everyone else, but focusing on some consequence it has because it makes you feel smart and deep. You're wanting to replace a perfectly sound defined constant by the same constant in a painfully convoluted form, as though simplicity was the enemy of science.
So the speed at which light leaves some vacuum is constant and the existence of the vacuum is constant. Hurray! Two unrelated ways in which the vacuum of space is constant! So so deep!
Oct 3 2011: Matthieu - perhaps he's simply exploring something that makes sense to him. Something you see clearly, and he's exploring it differently. I'm not seeing anything wrong, or stupid, about that - even if it turns out to be scientifically unfeasible. It's how we learn and understand....and come up with new ideas.
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This tribute volume sampling the work of Donald Cohen, with commentaries by his closest colleagues and friends, takes its name from a paraphrase of a volume about Shtetl life among European Jews: Life is with People, by Zborowski and Herzog. The title is apt, given Donald's close relationship to the Jewish community and his intellectual and academic ties to Israel and Israeli scientists. His untimely death warrants notice because in many ways he did not have the opportunity to complete his lifelong work on behalf of children, ranging in interests from the molecular to the intrapsychic and the humane understanding of communities beset by stress and trauma. The sampling of his writing reveals Cohen as a holistic and comprehensive thinker who mastered so many discrete fields and actually worked closely with a wide ranging group of colleagues with more specialized interest, even as he administered a medical center department and spawned a generation of new investigators.
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Donald's leadership of the Yale Child Study Center since 1983 was not simply continuity from his eminent predecessor, Al Solnit, but a unique invention that became a model for all in child and adolescent psychiatry. It was and remains a premier training site for residents and fellows in child and adolescent psychiatry. It is also a major treatment center and, most significant to its mission, a site where research generates new knowledge that aids the profession in developing our understanding of biological processes and interventions that are clinically useful. Life is with Others is inspirational and should be read by those who aspire to the highest levels of achievement in child and adolescent psychiatry.
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Produced by: Pat Regan / Joe Seta (2 tracks)
Record labels take note! This album is as yet unlicensed outside Japan, so if you are interested - check out the soundbytes and drop me a line.
Iain Ashley Hersey is a Los Angeles based guitarist and who's debut album is shortly to be release by Bareknuckle in Japan.
Iain is also a good friend of Stuart Smith and played on Stu's Heaven And Earth CD.
The album is rounded out by Jimmy Greigo on drums, Dave Sutton and Marvin Sperling on Bass and Pat Regan and Jim Austin on keyboards.
Dante Marchi sings lead on the first two tracks, then it is Mike Stone on vocals for the remaining tracks that are occasionally split with an instrumental.
So Iain played with Stu Smith and co-wrote one of the album's instrumentals. That must give a hint as to the direction that this album takes.
Almost! Both albums are full of class and great rock and roll and have a similar approach, but both have their own individual feel.
Iain's Fallen Angel album will be to Yngwie Malmsteen, Impellitteri and Axel Rudi Pell fans, what Stu's Heaven And Earth album was to Deep Purple, Rainbow and blues hard rock fans.
But both album's should appeal to each other.
Fallen Angel is a little heavier and has a more European hard rock feel to it. Both vocalists will appeal to fan of Bob Rock, Jeff Scott Soto, Mats Levin and the like.
License To Kill is a fast and furious opener, much in the vein of a Impellitteri, Malmsteen or Norum approach. The vocals are strong and will find mass appeal.
Goin' Down And Dirty is a little more restrained. A good strong mid paced rock track.
Distant Memories has a classic rock feel to it. The guitar sound has an older feel to it. Dante Marchi's vocals are great. This track reminds me of classic John Norum / Glenn Hughes off the Face The Truth album. Classic hard rock and nice solo.
Steeple Chase is the album's first instrumental. Cool uptempo track without being heavy and some great guitar work.
Into The Fire sees Mike Stone take the mike. This track mixes in some organ and continues the classic rock feel. Strong vocals, but the chorus doesn't quite impact enough. Some Deep Purple and Richie Blackmore influences.
Over My Head continues the more laid back blues hard rock feel of Into The Fire. More organ, vocals and plenty of guitar.
No Stranger has a great slow solo intro that fades into an equally slow vocal. Great mood piece that slides into a mid tempo rock track that keeps that pace throughout. A more blues influenced track. Great solo in the vein of Gary Moore's recent blues work.
Tangled Web is an instrumental number that gives bass player Marvin Sperling an opportunity to stretch. Then it's Iain and some more laid back guitar soloing. Good instrumental.
Oceans Of Time is another good and laid back instrumental. But it is time for a vocal track now.
Hold On answers my call with one of my favourite tunes of the album. A real Joe Lynn Turner vocal performance from Stone and a great mid paced rocker that picks up speed during the verse.
On The Edge is a welcome uptempo hard rocker. A seemingly strained vocal from Stoine, but effective regardless.
The Outcaste is a mid paced hard rocker, but does not quite have the edge that a few of the other tracks do. Maybe it is the chorus that doesn't quite do it for me. Still, it is a pretty good rock track.
Moriah ends the album and is one final instrumental. A real fine, smooth blues guitar instrumental. Guitar fans will love this to pieces. Moody and subtle. Great track and cool way to end the album.
Overall this will prove to be a worthwhile purchase for any guitar fans and if Stuart Smith's album is in your collection, check this one out also.
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A course on Ethics?
Beyond what you learn in TOK class (for those of you who have been exposed to the IB system), is it crucial to introduce an ethics class in schools?
(meant more for kids like me, brought up in international, well-endowed, schools)
I say this because I cannot understand those who do not want to use and maximize the opportunities they are lucky enough to have (in a high-school, college setting). Who are we to deserve what we have more than someone living in poverty in the slums of Mumbai? What have we done to deserve it? Nothing.. yet. We need to value more, enjoy more, and utilize our world class educations more.
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Aug 5 2013: Hi Dear wayne uejio:)Are you sure you what you knew are in detail?If you are George W Bush relations or neighbors?I think you heard people talk about the things for things.Once George W Bush was america president,how much effort he kept?how hard time he encountered?
There is an old saying in my local place:when others people are doing the job,you see them dealing with it easily,but when you get into the job,you just can know how hard it is all...
Aug 6 2013: Edulover,
You asked 2 questions, the 1st about learning is for another discussion. the 2nd about university admission. Let me try to explain selection to universities (I am probably going to get some people angry at me for my opinons)
1. In the USA, admissions comes down to grades/school, test scores, letters of recommendation, written essay, and an x-factor. The x-factor by order of importance is political influence of the family at the university, location, race,gender,
the reason i put grades/school together is because universities know an A from 1 school is not the same from another school due to the level of the students and the competition for the A
2. In most of Asia and parts of Europe placement is based on an exam plus political influence of the family. Some student who do not do well on the exam, commit suicide.
In the US going to a good school and doing well has major consequences in getting a job. After getting a job, you have to perform but give an example - Go to Harvard do well, Go to Harvard Law and do well, you have a chance to be selected as a Supreme Court Clerk. After 1 year working the average salary for the clerks going to Law firms was 150k with an average signing bonus of 285k. This is money before they do work for the law firm.
Aug 7 2013: Hi Dear wayne uejio,Thanks for the sharing.So I understand why you mentioned:ethics course here.
I think ethics means inner world issue,it isn't only learning course at school but also should be carrying it on in our whole life.It can't be measured by any concrete estimate.We can feel it with our hearts,A society which has good ethics around can make people feel in security,harmony and living happily.A person with good ethics in inner world,she(he) can feel the same.So ethics can be a guiding course for children to learn at school,but never limited it's values in grades level...
Aug 5 2013: Wayne:
You wrote:
" so many seem to think they are entitled to things without working for it."
When you say, "so many.....are you referring here to the almost 2 billion people in the world who don't have access to clean drinking water?
Or the 20,000 children, 5 years of age and under, who die every single day from starvation?
Or the much higher numbers of children who die every day when you go above the age of five?.
And what about the billions around the world, who work but their jobs don't take care of them and if they have children, aging parents or others that need their help, they are unable to help them?
What about the almost 39 million people in America who are living in chronic, sometimes acute, daily pain because they simply cannot afford to have medical insurance or coverage that leads to their not being able to see doctors? And then a similar number of Americans who are thus going without pain medication because of the high profit margin and cost that the medical system wants?
And what about all those other billions in the world who are also in pain, without care and without medicine to help them so that they can try and be productive?
Just who are you speaking about?
You are speaking about or looking at the wrong groups of people. The ones you should be pointing a verbal finger at are those in power, those with wealth because they have stolen it and are stealing more.
They are the welfare system, right before your very eyes.
They are the ones who have no ethics. They are the ones who want (what you want or have), for nothing because they steal it.
Just who are you referring to?
Or how about the billions who are impoverished, many being made that way by corrupt officials in their own countries, and also by the invasion and rape of their resources by other countries
Aug 5 2013: : Please read the question I was answering before going off on a tangent. The so many as explained are those who feel privileged by wealth or perceived class to deserve a job without effort, wages without working, a promotion with no ability, a raise for nothing, and a place at a prestige university without the credentials.


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Yasmin Levy (Hebrew: יסמין לוי; born December 23, 1975 in Jerusalem) is an Israeli singer-songwriter of Judeo-Spanish music.
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- What makes Olympians different from the rest of us? Certain genetic traits seem to be key. — MSNBC
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It would be great to be able to click on a button that offers "suggested meal recipes" that stay within an individual's calorie, fat and protein intake.
For instance, let's say you already had breakfast and it has been entered it into the food tracker, and now you can see the total remaining limit on calories, fat and protein for the day. It would be great if there was a "meal or food suggestion" button on the screen that would list simple meal recipes that would keep you within your limit on intake for the remaining meals.
Sometimes it is difficult for busy people to "piece together" a meal on the run!!!
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I understand it'd be a "nice" feature perhaps but try doing some food logging so you get an idea what foods have what in them so you can piece together on your part.
MFP is a logging sight / diary where you can track what you ate. As soon as they start suggesting foods that could be taken as medical advice which would open them up to all kinds of problems, such as suggesting Edamame to someone with a soy allergy, or a processed food that has soy lecithin in it... a whole world of hurt that a log doesn't run into.
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One of country music's most recognizable hit-makers earning numerous CMA, ACM and GRAMMY nominations since the release of his debut album, Long Black Train, Josh Turner has sold more than five million albums and garnered four No. 1 hits (including three multi-week chart-toppers): "Your Man," "Would You Go With Me," and "Why Don't We Just Dance" (a four-week No. 1 that was named the most-played song of the year in 2010 by MediaBase). His song, "All Over Me," from Haywire also reached the top spot on the charts, making him one of only seven country artists to have two No. 1 hits in 2010. A Hannah, S.C. native, Turner has been songwriting and performing since he was a young child, and in support of music education, created The Josh Turner Scholarship Fund to assist students interested in pursuing a future in arts/music. As a high school student, he had very little access to music education, therefore realizes first-hand the importance of arts in the schools. Celebrating the release of one of his fastest-rising singles to-date, "Time Is Love," Turner recently celebrated the release of his fifth studio album, Punching Bag on Tuesday, June 12 which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Country Albums Chart. The Associated Press says, "With Punching Bag, Turner once again proves he ranks among the most effective -- and most hard-core country -- performers of his generation." His current smash hit single "Time Is Love" is at #2 on the Country chart.
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Crocheted Stash Basket
It doesn't take many years of knitting before one day you wake up to realize you have a lot of yarn. So you embark on a striped project campaign hoping to pare down, but end up buying more and more yarn because you don't have exactly the right colors, and finally you face one of knitting's truths: stashes are unbustable.
And where there's a stash, there's a storage problem. Instead of heading over to the dreaded Container Store, I decided that I would crochet my own storage unit. I imagined something with the feeling of a handmade basket; I wanted it to be nubbly, beachy and beautiful, and so, I turned to Hand Jive's Rustic Silk. One hundred percent Tussah Silk, handspun and handdyed, it is a really special yarn. It is splendidly earthy and fascinatingly varied, like Mother Nature herself created it.
I love my new basket for yarn, but now I'm wondering if I'll need another one for afternoons in the park, days at the beach, and weekends in the country. Ahhh...more yarn...!
- 2 skeins of Hand Jive's Rustic Silk, 100 % tussah silk. This color is Buttermilk.
- A size "I" crochet hook
- A removable stitch marker (or safety pin)
3 single crochets = 1 inch
Finished Size
Approximately 13 inches in diameter and 9 inches high
The Bottom
Chain 6 and slip stitch into the first chain to form a ring.
Round 1: Make 12 single crochets (sc) into the ring.
Note: Mark the first stitch of the next round with a removable marker. Reposition the marker at the beginning of each round to mark the new first stitch.
Round 2: *1 sc into next stitch, 2 sc into next stitch, repeat from * to end of round. (18 stitches)
Round 3: *1 sc into next 2 stitches, 2 sc into next stitch, repeat from * to end of round. (24 stitches)
Round 4: *1 sc into next 3 stitches, 2 sc into next stitch, repeat from * to end of round. (30 stitches)
Continue to work in this pattern, each round adding one stitch between the increases until there are 17 stitches between the increases. (114 stitches)
The Sides
Preparation Rounds: Make 1 sc into each stitch for 5 rounds.
Round 1: 1 double crochet (dc) into each stitch.
Round 2: 1 sc into each stitch.
Round 3: * Chain 5, skip 5 stitches, 1 sc into next stitch...
...repeat from * to end of round. (Make the last sc into the last stitch of the previous round.)
Round 4: *5 sc into the 5 chain arch, 1 sc into the top of the sc of the previous round...
...repeat from * to end of round.
Repeat Rounds 1-4 four more times. (Make sure as you work that the "holes" line up. If you've missed a stitch or added one, it's easy to get back on track in Round 3. Just be careful to work the sc directly above the sc from the previous repeat.)
Next Round: *1 dc into next 18 stitches, skip a stitch, repeat from * to end of round. (108 stitches)
Next Round: *1 sc into next 17 stitches, skip a stitch, repeat from * to end of round. (102 stitches)
Next Round: Slip stitch into each stitch.
Continuing from the last round, chain 1 and sc into the next 4 stitches.
*Turn the work, chain 1, 1 sc into next 4 stitches, repeat from * until handle measures 10 inches.
To keep the edges of the handle straight, make the first sc of each row into the stitch marked by the arrow...
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Finish the handle with a right side row.
Fold the handle over so that the right sides are facing each other, and the inside corners of the handle are 3 1/2 inches apart.
Insert the hook into the slip stitch at the top of the bag and make a sc.
Continue to attach the handle to the bag by pulling a loop through both the next stitch of the handle and the next slip stitch of the bag, and then making a single crochet.
Continue to the end of the row.
Cut the yarn and pull the tail through the last stitch.
Fold the bag in half in order to place the second handle directly across from the first handle. With the right side facing you, start the new handle at its far right corner by inserting the hook into the slip stitch of the bag.
Pull a stitch through and make a chain. Make 1 sc into the next 4 stitches.
Make a 10 inch handle identical to the first. Finish with a right side row, and attach the handle to the bag the same way you did with the first handle, although this time you'll attach the left end of the handle instead of the right.
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