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A Study of Xolair to Evaluate Effectiveness and Long-Term Safety in Patients With Moderate to Severe Asthma
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Eisner MD, Yegin A, Trzaskoma B. Severity of asthma score predicts clinical outcomes in patients with moderate to severe persistent asthma. Chest. 2012 Jan;141(1):58-65. doi: 10.1378/chest.11-0020. Epub 2011 Sep 1.
Long AA, Fish JE, Rahmaoui A, Miller MK, Bradley MS, Taki HN, Demeo AN, Tilles SA, Szefler SJ. Baseline characteristics of patients enrolled in EXCELS: a cohort study. Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol. 2009 Sep;103(3):212-9.


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Somewhat of a disappointment I saw this pants and I had to have them. It is hard to find a good quality black slim leg/skinny jean. I ordered them in two sizes a 0 and a 2. I am usually a 0 in express dress pants and a 2 in jeans. I could barely get the 2 on!! I could not get them on all the way actually, so they do run small. They were hard to get off. I am 5'7 and 115 lbs. I have some muscle in my legs, but not that much. I will return one pair and exchange them maybe for a size 4, but I am hesitant. I think it might be the material because it is somewhat stiff and not as stretchy as I thought it would have been for a legging. If you don't want to waste money on shipping, go to a store first. April 10, 2014
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Shah, N, Dakin, SC, Whitaker, HL and Anderson, Roger (2014) Effect of scoring and termination rules on test-retest variability of a novel high-pass letter acuity chart. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci, 55 (3). pp. 1386-1392. [Journal article]
Hadwin, S, Redmond, T, Garway-Heath, DF, Lemij, HG, Reus, NJ, Ward, G and Anderson, Roger (2013) Assessment of glaucomatous optic disc photographs by UK optometrists. Ophthal Physiol Opt, 33 (5). pp. 618-624. [Journal article]
Loughman, J, Gonzalez Alvarez, C, Verdon-Roe, GM, Anderson, Roger, Manuel, RA and Naidoo, K (2013) Impact of computer experience on the viability and repeatability of the Moorfields Motion Displacement Test (MMDT) in a developing and underserved African setting. J Clin Exp Ophthalmol, 4 (5). [Journal article]
Redmond, T, Russell, RA, Anderson, Roger and Garway-Heath, DF (2013) Author Response: Passing–Bablok Regression Is Inappropriate for Assessing Association Between Structure and Function. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci, 54 (8). pp. 5850-5851. [Journal article]
Redmond, T., Anderson, R. S., Anderson, Roger and Garway-Heath, D. F. (2013) Relating Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer Thickness and Functional Estimates of Ganglion Cell Sampling Density in Healthy Eyes and in Early Glaucoma. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science, 54 (3). p. 2153. [Journal article]
Redmond, Tony, Zlatkova, Margarita, Vassilev, Angel, Garway-Heath , David and Anderson, Roger (2013) Changes in Ricco's Area with Background Luminance in the S-Cone Pathway. Optometry and Visual Science, 90 (1). pp. 66-74. [Journal article]
Demirel, S, Anderson, Roger, Dakin, SC and Thibos, LN (2012) Detection and Resolution of Vanishing Optotype Letters in Central and Peripheral Vision. Vision Research, 59 . pp. 9-16. [Journal article]
Shah, N., Dakin, S. C. and Anderson, Roger (2012) Effect of Optical Defocus on Detection and Recognition of Vanishing Optotype Letters in the Fovea and Periphery. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science, 53 (11). p. 7063. [Journal article]
Bergin, C, Redmond, T, Nathwani, N, Verdon-Roe, GM, Crabb, DP, Anderson, Roger and Garway-Heath, DF (2011) The effect of induced intraocular stray light on perimetric tests. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science, 52 (6). pp. 3676-3682. [Journal article]
Shah, N, Dakin, SC, Redmond, T and Anderson, Roger (2011) Vanishing Optotype Letter Acuity: repeatability and Effect of the Number of Alternatives. Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics, 31 . pp. 17-22. [Journal article]
Turpin, Alan, Morrow, Philip, Scotney, Bryan, Anderson, Roger and Wolsley, Clive (2011) Automated Identification of Photoreceptor Cones Using Multi-scale Modelling and Normalized Cross-Correlation. In: Image Analysis and Processing – ICIAP 2011. Springer. Vol 6978 10 pp. [Conference contribution]
Turpin, Alan, Morrow, PJ, Scotney, BW, Anderson, RS and Wolsley, C (2011) Identification of Retinal Cones Using 3-D Modeling and Normalized Cross Correlation. In: 14th International Machine Vision and Image Processing Conference: IMVIP 2010. Cambridge Scholars Publishing. 16 pp. [Conference contribution]
Redmond, T, Garway-Heath , DF, Zlatkova, MB and Anderson, Roger (2010) Sensitivity loss in early glaucoma can be mapped to an enlargement of the area of complete spatial summation. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science, 51 . pp. 6540-6548. [Journal article]
Redmond, T, Zlatkova, MB, Garway-Heath , DF and Anderson, Roger (2010) The effect of age on the area of complete spatial summation for chromatic and achromatic stimuli. Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science, 51 . pp. 6533-6539. [Journal article]
Wolsley, Clive, Saunders, Kathryn, Silvestri, Guiliani and Anderson, Roger (2010) Comparing mfERGs with Estimates of Cone Density from in vivo Imaging of the Photoreceptor Mosaic using a Modified Heidelberg Retina Tomograph. Vision Research, 50 (15). pp. 1462-1468. [Journal article]
Anderson, Roger, Redmond, T, McDowell , DR, Breslin, Karen and Zlatkova, MB (2009) The robustness of various forms of perimetry to different levels of induced intraocular stray light. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science, 50 (8). pp. 4022-4028. [Journal article]
Vassilev, Angel, Murzac, Adrian, Zlatkova, Margarita and Anderson, Roger (2009) On the search for an appropriate metric for reaction time to suprathreshold increments and decrements. VISION RESEARCH, 49 (5). pp. 524-529. [Journal article]
Vidinova, Margarita, Beirne, Raymond, Anderson, Roger and Williams, Rachel (2009) Scotopic contrast sensitivity and the level of retinal stray light. In: Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) 2009 Annual Meeting. IOVS. Vol 50 1 pp. [Conference contribution]
Wolsley, C J, Silvestri, G, O'Neill, J, Saunders, Kathryn and Anderson, Roger (2009) The association between multifocal electroretinograms and OCT retinal thickness in retinitis pigmentosa patients with good visual acuity. Eye (London, England), 23 (7). pp. 1524-31. [Journal article]
Beirne, Raymond, Hogg, Ruth, Stevenson, Michael, Anderson, Roger and Chakravarthy, Usha (2008) Visual function, age-related maculopathy stage and the subsequent development of age-related macular degeneration. In: UNSPECIFIED. UNSPECIFIED. Vol 49 (5) [Conference contribution]
Beirne, Raymond, Zlatkova, Margarita, Chang, Chin-Kuo, Chakravarthy, Usha and Anderson, Roger (2008) How does the short-wavelength-sensitive contrast sensitivity function for detection and resolution change with age in the periphery? VISION RESEARCH, 48 (18). pp. 1894-1901. [Journal article]
Wolsley, Clive J, Saunders, Kathryn, Silvestri, Giuliana and Anderson, Roger (2008) Investigation of changes in the myopic retina using multifocal electroretinograms, optical coherence tomography and peripheral resolution acuity. Vision research, 48 (14). pp. 1554-61. [Journal article]
Zlatkova, Margarita, Vassilev, Angel and Anderson, Roger (2008) Resolution acuity for equiluminant gratings of S-cone positive or negative contrast in human vision. JOURNAL OF VISION, 8 (3). p. 9. [Journal article]
Hogg, R. E., Anderson, Roger, Stevenson, M. R., Zlatkova, Margarita and Chakravarthy, U. (2007) In vivo macular pigment measurements: a comparison of resonance Raman spectroscopy and heterochromatic flicker photometry. BRITISH JOURNAL OF OPHTHALMOLOGY, 91 (4). pp. 485-490. [Journal article]
Hogg, R. E., Zlatkova, Margarita, Chakravarthy, U. and Anderson, Roger (2007) Investigation of the effect of simulated lens yellowing, transparency loss and refractive error on in vivo resonance Raman spectroscopy. OPHTHALMIC AND PHYSIOLOGICAL OPTICS, 27 (3). pp. 225-231. [Journal article]
Hogg, Ruth E., Stevenson, Michael R., Chakravarthy, Usha, Beirne, Raymond and Anderson, Roger (2007) Early features of AMD. OPHTHALMOLOGY, 114 (5). pp. 1027-1028. [Journal article]
Beirne, Raymond, Hogg, Ruth E., Stevenson, Michael R., Vidinova, Margarita, Chakravarthy, Usha and Anderson, Roger (2006) Severity staging by early features of age-related maculopathy exhibits weak relationships with functional deficits on SWS grating acuity. INVESTIGATIVE OPHTHALMOLOGY & VISUAL SCIENCE, 47 (10). pp. 4624-4631. [Journal article]
Redmond, T., Zlatkova, Margarita, Garway-Heath, D. F., Vassilev, A. and Anderson, Roger (2006) Spatial summation for chromatic stimuli with changes in adaptation level. PERCEPTION, 35 (Suppl. S). p. 193. [Journal article]
Zlatkova, Margarita, Coulter, EE and Anderson, Roger (2006) The effect of simulated lens yellowing and opacification on blue-on-yellow acuity and contrast sensitivity. VISION RESEARCH, 46 (15). pp. 2432-2442. [Journal article]
Anderson, Roger and Vidinova-Zlatkova, Margarita (2005) Binocular summation for detection and resolution of blue-yellow gratings in foveal and peripheral vision. INVESTIGATIVE OPHTHALMOLOGY & VISUAL SCIENCE, 46 (Suppl. S). p. 4566. [Journal article]
Beirne, Raymond, Vidinova, Margarita and Anderson, Roger (2005) Changes in human short-wavelength-sensitive and achromatic resolution acuity with retinal eccentricity and meridian. VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE, 22 (1). pp. 79-86. [Journal article]
Vassilev, A, Ivanov, I, Zlatkova, Margarita and Anderson, Roger (2005) Human S-cone vision: Relationship between perceptive field and ganglion cell dendritic field. JOURNAL OF VISION, 5 (10). pp. 823-833. [Journal article]
Anderson, RS, Hogg, RE and Zlatkova, MB (2004) Investigation of simulated lens yellowing, opacification and refractive error on Resonance Raman Spectroscopy. INVESTIGATIVE OPHTHALMOLOGY & VISUAL SCIENCE, 45 (Suppl. 1). p. 2509. [Journal article]
Ivanov, I, Vassilev, A, Vidinova, Margarita and Anderson, RS (2004) Spatial summation of S-cone-selective isoluminant stimuli. PERCEPTION, 33 (Suppl. S). pp. 57-58. [Journal article]
Vivekananda-Schmidt, P, Anderson, RS, Reinhardt-Rutland, Anthony and Shields, TJ (2004) Simulated impairment of contrast sensitivity: Performance and gaze behavior during locomotion through a built environment. OPTOMETRY AND VISION SCIENCE, 81 (11). pp. 844-852. [Journal article]
Anderson, Roger, Coulter, E, Zlatkova, MB and Demirel, S (2003) Short-wavelength acuity: optical factors affecting detection and resolution of blue-yellow sinusoidal gratings in foveal and peripheral vision. VISION RESEARCH, 43 (1). pp. 101-107. [Journal article]
Beirne, Raymond, Logan, JF, Zlatkova, Margarita, Jackson, AJ, Rankin, SJ, Demirel, S and Anderson, Roger (2003) Peripheral resolution for achromatic and SWS gratings in early to moderate glaucoma and the implications for selective ganglion cell density loss. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci, 44 (11). pp. 4780-4786. [Journal article]
Beirne, Raymond, Logan, JFJ, Vidinova, Margarita, Jackson, AJ, Rankin, SJA, Demirel, S and Anderson, Roger (2003) Peripheral resolution for achromatic and SWS gratings in early to moderate glaucoma and the implications for selective ganglion cell density loss. INVESTIGATIVE OPHTHALMOLOGY & VISUAL SCIENCE, 44 (11). pp. 4780-4786. [Journal article]
Vassilev, A, Anderson, Roger and ZLATKOVA, M (2003) [Invariants of spatial summation for S (short wavelength) cone vision]. Ross Fiziol Zh Im I M Sechenova, 89 (10). pp. 1250-1257. [Journal article]
Vassilev, A, Mihaylova, MS, Racheva, K, Zlatkova, M and Anderson, Roger (2003) Spatial summation of S-cone ON and OFF signals: Effects of retinal eccentricity. VISION RESEARCH, 43 (27). pp. 2875-2884. [Journal article]
Vassilev, AG, Zlatkova, Margarita, Mihaylova, M, Racheva, K and Anderson, Roger (2003) Comparison of spatial integration of S-cone-selective luminance increments and decrements with retinal structure. PERCEPTION, 32 (Suppl. S). p. 39. [Journal article]
Vivekananda-Schmidt, P., Reinhardt-Rutland, Anthony, Shields, T. J. and Anderson, Roger (2003) Visual acuity in negotiating the built environment. In: Contemporary Ergonomics 2003. (Eds: McCabe, P. T.), Taylor and Francis, pp. 183-188. ISBN 0-415-30994-8 [Book section]
Zlatkova, Margarita, Coulter, E and Anderson, Roger (2003) Short-wavelength acuity: blue-yellow and achromatic resolution loss with age. VISION RESEARCH, 43 (1). pp. 109-115. [Journal article]
Anderson, Roger, Vidinova, Margarita and Beirne, Raymond (2002) The contrast sensitivity function for detection and resolution of blue-on-yellow gratings in foveal and peripheral vision. OPHTHALMIC AND PHYSIOLOGICAL OPTICS, 22 (5). pp. 420-426. [Journal article]
Anderson, Roger, Zlatkova, MB and Demirel, S (2002) What limits detection and resolution of short-wavelength sinusoidal gratings across the retina? VISION RESEARCH, 42 (8). pp. 981-990. [Journal article]
Zlatkova, Margarita, Anderson, Roger and Beirne, Raymond (2002) The effect of number of cycles on detection of S-cone isolating gratings in central and peripheral vision. PERCEPTION, 31 (Suppl. S). p. 69. [Journal article]
Anderson, Roger, Vidinova, Margarita and Demirel, S. (2001) Noninvasive estimation of SWS-driven ganglion cell density across the visual field. PERCEPTION, 30 (Suppl. S). p. 85. [Journal article]
Vassilev, A. G., Zlatkova, Margarita and Anderson, Roger (2001) Blue-on-yellow increment and decrement sensitivity: effects of stimulus size and retinal eccentricity. PERCEPTION, 30 (Suppl. S). pp. 17-18. [Journal article]
Vidinova, Margarita, Anderson, Roger and Coulter, E. (2001) The effect of age and optical defocus on the acuity of the SWS-cone pathway. PERCEPTION, 30 (Suppl. S). p. 84. [Journal article]
Vivekananda-Schmidt, P., Shields, T. J., Reinhardt-Rutland, Anthony and Anderson, Roger (2001) Functional importance of acuity and contrast sensitivity on locomotion in the built environment. In: Human behaviour in fire: Understanding human behaoviour for better fire safety design. Interscience, London, pp. 503-510. ISBN 1-85923-102-9 [Book section]
Vivekanandaraja, P., Shields, T. J., Reinhardt-Rutland, Anthony and Anderson, Roger (2001) Effect of impaired visual acuity on locomotion inside the built environment. In: Third International Seminar of Fire and Explosions Hazards Conference. (Eds: Bradley, D., Graham , T. and Makhvilasze, G), University of Central Lancashire, Preston, UK, pp. 897-908. ISBN 1-90192-218-9 [Book section]
Zlatkova, Margarita, Anderson, Roger and Ennis, FA (2001) Binocular summation for grating detection and resolution in foveal and peripheral vision. VISION RESEARCH, 41 (24). pp. 3093-3100. [Journal article]
Vivekanandaraja, P, Reinhardt-Rutland, Anthony, Shields , T J and Anderson, Roger (2000) Visual acuity and locomotion through a built environment: speed and number of eye movements. In: First Irish Workshop on Eye-Tracking. (Eds: O'Sullivan, C and Moran, A), Trinity College, Dublin, pp. 15-17. ISBN na [Book section]
Vivekanandaraja, P., Shields, J., Reinhardt-Rutland, Anthony and Anderson, Roger (1999) Effects of impaired visual acuity on locomotion inside the built environment. [Other]
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Just bought a pair for my Alesis DM 10 drum kit. Originally, I bought some cheap headphones thinking that it will be ok...foolish.
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I purchased the EX29 model back in late December. On September 15th, the head band that attaches to the headphone speaker broke off. Through Extreme Isolation's website, I emailed customer service and was blown away by the promptness and speed at which they fixed my problem. On September 19th, I had my new head band, which was a piece of cake to replace (No tools required) and I was ready to practice again. I've owned different isolation headphone's made by Vic Firth and have tried various permutations with gun headphones covering ear bud headphones, none of which can compare to the comfort, quality, and ease of use these head phones offer.
Just to let everyone know how good these headphones work, for the most part I play metal. Much of my playing consists of lots of double bass, blast beats, fills and cymbals played at extreme tempos for long periods of time. These headphones keep my ears from ringing, give the perfect mix of allowing me to hear my drums without blocking to much noise, being extremely comfortable, and also having a great sound so that I can hear my metronome, or iPod. And, these things cut down the overtones and make your drums sound better too! Do your self and most importantly your ears a favor and pick up a pair of Extreme Isolation head phones.
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Well, I'm not sure what to say about the "too much bleed" complaint, save for the fact there is no way I can conceive of a pair of headphones having LESS bleed than these. I've used them for over three years and have found them to be wonderful for tracking vocals, acoustic instruments, playing to clicks, drum tracking, live use as monitors, etc... I've never had even the slightest issue with bleed while using these...something I cannot say the same of regarding other headphones.What's more, I've used these nearly every day (yes, that sounds like an exaggeration...but it's true...) for at least a half-hour a day for either recording/tracking, or for using as hearing protection during drum practice (usually playing to a click via metronome, or plugged into my Mac and playing to tracks...), or dragging them out to a gig, and just recently had one of the drivers go out. [...]...In short, these are really durable, work just as described, and along with my old Korg tuner are about the best under $100 bits of music gear that I've ever purchased. You know those pieces you buy that are not that glamorous (tuners, capos, cymbal bags, guitar stands, cords, etc...), but make your musical life so much easier? I unreservedly put these headphones at the very top of that list. Highly recommended.
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Bought these for my drumming so I can play along with some tunes while I play. Sounded great, and blocked out enough drum sound to be able to play along with the music at a low volume. I've spent a GOOD while trying out different headphones and these are the best headphones I've ever tried... Hands down. I'm surprised that anyone would give these anything but a 5 star. Had them for a while and wouldn't recommend anything other than these.
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These isolation phones are one of my favorite tools. As a drummer and drum teacher it's vital that I protect my hearing, and also be able to hear click tracks, CDs or any other "piped in" signal sources above the sound of my drum kit. These phones do an excellent job on both counts. I wear them for hours at a time and do not experience ear discomfort or hearing fatigue. I bought a 2nd pair so my students and I can wear them during parts of our lessons.
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I bought this product for home recording purposes. I thought these headphones would have minimal bleed coming through when overdubbing to previously recorded tracks. Unfortunately, I am not happy at all. The bleed is enormous. The prerecorded tracks are coming through the headphones and are being pick-up by the microphone. Thus, the product does not live up to it's description.
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As a former musician in the Nashville recording studios, I can attest to the value these extreme isolation headphones have for studio musicians and sound engineers. But I puchased these to reduce external noise when using my portable CD and DVD players while my wife is practicing on a grand piano in the room next to my study. They are far better than any battery powered active noise reducing headphones that I know of on the market. If it's the best noise reducing headphones you are after, I suggest these, even if you are not in the music or recording business. The only drawback might be for those folks who wear glasses with thick ear (or temple) pieces. While very well padded, the ear muffs fit snugly, and might become uncomfortable pressing against thick eye glass temple pieces with prolonged use. And just for comparison, these muffs have the same noise attenuation (29dB.) as my best shotgun shooting ear protection.
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They cut out just enough sound to make the drums more comfortable to play.
As far as myself, they made things comfortable to the point where I was playing closer to how I play when I practice at home with my practice pads.
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Horseshoe pieces that hold earphones to head band are flimsy plastic. Broke one side within a couple of months of gentle use (behind sound board). It broke while putting headphones on. Repaired with Gorilla glue and wihin a week the other side broke, again while putting on headphones.
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"These headphones are just what I needed. If I wanted to practice along with a CD or drum machine in my garage, I had to turn the volume up way beyond a comfort level in order to hear it with my old headphones, making it painful. With these, you can hear whatever you need to well above the drums without cranking the volume level. You can practice all day with a comfortable sound level."


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Q&A: 5 sectors showing strength
Agricultural plays and gun makers are performing exceptionally well right now.
By Kate Stalter, MoneyShow.com
In this interview, investing coach Gennady Kupershteyn shares some ideas for sectors showing technical and fundamental strength. In addition to some agricultural stocks, he discusses tech, health care, gun makers, and consumer discretionary names.
Kate Stalter: Today, I'm speaking with one of our frequent guests here on the Daily Guru, Gennady Kupershteyn of Capitalist Bull.
Gennady, where do you see the market right now? We had heavy upside trade last Friday. As we are speaking, we have had a pretty good week -- although on Friday following the jobs report, downside volatility returned. So what is your outlook at this moment?
Gennady Kupershteyn: I'm very bullish right now. The last time you and I spoke was back in April, and the big difference between then and now is setups are working again. You are not getting your traditional setups like your double bottoms, but there is a lot of movement off of moving averages that are working.
And if you are paying attention to some of the bigger leaders, like Apple (AAPL), Priceline (PCLN), and Intuitive Surgical (ISRG), you will find that they are moving up the right side and they are trying to set up for a future move. The nice thing is what I noticed recently is the advance/decline line is making new highs again, and that doesn't happen if we are about to go into a bear market. So the advance/decline line is telling us that the next few months should be pretty good for bullish trade.
Buying patterns sine the bottom in June have been very positive. We pretty much have all accumulations, and even when we get these down days like on the jobs report, you find that there is no volume.
The buyers kind of walk off because we are so early off the bottom, they get a little spooked. They kind of take it easy for a day or two, they let the market drop 1% to 2%, but you aren't getting the distribution that you would expect on the bad news that we are seeing out of Europe, the economy, and jobs. So it is a really nice market right now.
Kate Stalter: You mentioned a moment ago a few stocks from the tech or health care sectors. You see some potential there at the moment. Let's talk about sectors: Where are you seeing some outperformance right now?
Gennady Kupershteyn: Well, I have three favorite sectors. My favorite sector that I'm heavily invested in are the gun makers -- Sturm Ruger (RGR) and Smith & Wesson (SWHC).
Recently, there was a report by the FBI that background checks for permits for guns is up 25%, and SWHC just had a report the other day that was absolutely phenomenal. They blew away their numbers, and their guidance was well above the high estimate going forward. So something is definitely brewing in that sector.
Homebuilders are acting excellent. They kind of got away from me; it was very hard to get into them. The patterns were a little bit wide, so it is just a sector you want to watch for a pullback.
Then you have the fertilizer stocks that have moved up the right side of their pattern. You are looking at stocks like CF (CF), Agrium (AGU), Rentech Nitrogen Partners (RNF), and even stocks in that group off the bottom, like Mosaic (MOS) and Potash (POT) have confirmed the strengthening in the three that I just named.
You would like to see a pullback in them here before entering, because they pretty much have come straight off the bottom for the last few weeks. Those are the three main strong sectors of groups that I see out there.
Then you are kind of getting random names from retail where you get Coinstar (CSTR), Zumiez (ZUMZ), and Francesca's (FRAN) that are starting to look good over here. As I mentioned earlier, you get stocks like Apple, Priceline, and ISRG, so you are starting to see that leadership build up.
It is normal when you first get a follow-through day, like we did last Friday [June 29], that initially, the first few weeks, it appears that the market has weakened and nothing is working. But right around those first two to four weeks is where you do get those setups, and they start to develop and then they start to break out later.
Kate Stalter: How should individual investors or traders be looking at some of these setups and handling them right now? A number of them seem to have already become extended from buy points. So what should people be doing?
Gennady Kupershteyn: For your conservative investor that generally just waits for the follow-through before considering purchases, they have to now start participating on the pullback. They want to be looking at these early leaders as they come out of their bases, or they come off their moving averages.
Look for the stock that pulled back around a 10-day moving average and look to possibly enter off a 10-day. I don't typically buy off a 10-day once we get deep into a rally, but early on into the rally, most stocks will come back to the 10 at least one time before heading higher.
I know a lot of traders will wait for the 20 or the 50, but those pullbacks have to happen weeks after a follow-through, not just after a follow-through. So if you haven't been participating in this rally, you are not late unless it turns out to be just a correction rally, which at this point, there is no indication that that is what this is going to be.
You do want to be taking advantages of pullbacks like on the jobs report, pullbacks on bad news out of Europe, and essentially the market is ignoring it after the first hour or two. You start to find support and the market starts to head higher. So once you do get the pullback in the market those one or two days, you have got to be looking to buy something off a moving average, or you might just happen to have a setup.
So just like I mentioned earlier, the fertilizers are in an area where they should put on a handle over the next week or two. If they do, you will now have your traditional cup-and-handle that you could go ahead and buy.
Kate Stalter: Let's talk then a little bit about how you might make the decision when it is appropriate to take some profits, or even cut your losses. How would you go about that?
Gennady Kupershteyn: Well, the only time I make a decision to take my profits is when a stock really becomes extended, based on a historical basis based on that individual stock. We are not at that point yet, but there are some stocks that you have to be careful out there with -- stocks like Alexion (ALXN) and stocks like SXC (SXCI). They have been moving for a good portion of this bull market. With stocks like that, you really have to be on the lookout for those upper trend lines.
If you take a look at ALXN, it is probably about 10 points away, 15 points away from its upper trend lines, so you can't be buying stocks like that, thinking, "Oh, I'm going to hold on to them for the next two to three years."
On the other hand, you do have some stocks forming first-stage bases, like the fertilizers, and those type of stocks you want to see if they abide by the rules. If they break out on strong volume, do they have a nice move higher out of the base, and are they acting normally? And then you want to be a little bit more patient with those types of stocks.
Again, the fact that an A/D line went to new highs, that would give me a little more confidence to hold stocks out of first- and second-stage bases, a little bit longer than stocks that are now moving out of later-stage bases. You would be looking for those stocks to climax vs. the newer stock to carry this market further.
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Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate - Deluxe Edition amplifies the 2.5-D game with new maps, enemy encounters, difficulty levels, batsuits, and enhanced visuals. A companion game to Batman: Arkham Origins, players can continue the storyline of the console version and discover more details of the Dark Knight's past. Featuring stealth gameplay, free-flow combat, and Batman's famed arsenal of gadgets, the genuine Arkham experience is reproduced in a deep, action packed side-scrolling adventure.
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Good game but buy it on PS Vitaalazar14 | July 23, 2014 | See all alazar14's reviews »
This is a good game that was clearly not developed with PC in mind. As stated in the previous review, controls feel off a bit. The graphics are not impressive in any way on PC and the entire package just feels like a bad / high resolution port of the Vita version without the portability. Just do yourselves a favor and buy the vita version if you feel you need this game. There is a lot of backtracking similarly to games like Metroid. Unfortunately, enemies do not return once killed so this makes backtracking a boring and unexciting task. As a whole the game is a very SOLID handheld game / old school Metroidvania style side scroller game. As a PC title it falls way short of the mark.
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In Batman Arkham Origins Blackgate, the story takes place in the prison, few days after Batman Arkham Origins. You chase Catwoman and then find out that there are hostages that you need to save.
One of the problems with this game is that you have to travel between the 4 buildings back and forth all the time. Just to travel from each place can take you up to 15 minutes, for getting an equipment or a 1 minute fight. This lengthen the game, but not in the good way. I would have prefer it to be shorter but more intense. You cannot quick travel. At the beginning of the game, there are places blocked almost everywhere, so you have to take one path to go through the other end of the basement.
The controls do not respond very well neither. Sometimes you want to do some actions quickly and it just does something else.
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Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving, which is on a Friday. This special day begins the holiday shopping season. During this time many stores offer sales known as "early bird" specials that draw many people to them; even at such hours in the morning as four a.m. and in some cases, two a.m.
Many people stand in line for hours, waiting to get in and check out the specials. Often, small items are given free to the first several hundred people who file in. Many people wonder why this event has this special name. The reason is many retailers have some of their highest profits on this day.
When a retailer records gains and losses, losses are often recorded in red; while gains are recorded in black. This year, this event occurs this year, 2013, on Friday, November 29, 2013.
Advertisements for this day are published newspapers throughout the US on Thanksgiving day, the day before Black Friday. There are certain tips that can help you if you shop on this day such as deciding in advance what you would like to buy.
Make up a list and then decide which you need and want the most. It is known that big ticket items like a flat screen TV have the best prices and are items that can save you the most money.
If you take your family or some close friends with you, divide up and each take a different store. Each person can than buy what the others need at that store. In addition, buy only what you really need. Most importantly, try parking in a parking lot that is nearby; a store that is closed on Black Friday.
This will save you time and aggravation parking and then leaving. And always, dress warmly because in most cases, it will be cold.
Another helpful tip is to buy online. Many people don't know that online retailers have items available on this day; however, the best part of buying online is, you don't have to go through the lines, hassles and bad weather! Black Friday is also quite effective for those who live in rural areas because their days often start early in the morning.
So what is Black Friday? It is a day when you can save big money and get an early start on buying for the holidays.


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In his book The Great Animal Orchestra, Krause uses the evidence of 'biophony' degradation to demonstrate how even healthy-looking ecosystems can sound damaged.
Krause argues that in a pristine place, animals, insects, birds and reptiles have each found a niche - their own frequency in which they can communicate to each other and be heard above everything else.
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If you make it to the Roanoke Valley Horse Show, chances are you'll see Virginia Tech's equestrian team.
For one team member, horses are a labor of love that extends well beyond the horse ring.
Kayleigh Burke has been riding horses her whole life. As a rising junior at Virginia Tech she continues to devote as much time to that hobby as possible, which is what has brought her here to the Roanoke Valley Horse Show.
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Nikhil is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
The market has been doing fairly well lately. With the S&P 500 up 23% in the last year, it's easy for investors to start feeling pretty good about themselves. Of course, now is the time to pay the most attention to the risks in the market. Europe's economy is still throwing a tantrum, Syria is threatening to create a surge in oil prices which could have mixed effects on the market, and of course if the Fed stops their easing policies, the market could weaken in the future. The market also looks pretty high right now by other metrics. Corporate profit margins seem unsustainably high, and Market Cap/GNP is at 108% (Warren Buffett prefers to buy in the 70% and 80%'s).
But enough risks! Haven't we had enough stock market worry? If you still feel like you'd like to have some fun and buy into stocks made for optimists, here are 3 game-changing companies to keep your eye on.
Infinera (NASDAQ: INFN)
What is the most influential piece of technology in recent memory? The first thing that comes to mind is the internet. The sign of a developed country is no longer literacy, but internet connectivity. So, as the world's internet traffic grows and demand for internet bandwidth increases, Infinera is there to meet that demand with its futuristic Photonic Integrated Circuits. In the 100G technology market, Infinera is now the market leader. Keep in mind that this is a market projected to grow at an almost 50% CAGR for the next four years.
Infinera operates in an industry where it's difficult to get new customers. Given the capital already put into place by older market leaders, it's tough to convince a customer to go to a new company, even if they have more efficient, faster technology. However, Infinera has done well, acquiring Vodafone and Duke University as customers. If Infinera can convince customers that it is worth trusting its technology, it could be worth much more than it is now. News like the other day's (Infinera's PIC technology has surpassed 1 billion hours of failure free operation) can only help.
Even with Infinera's amazing new technology, the company isn't yet profitable--sales only grew 8% over last year, and gross margins have declined each of the last 3 years. Infinera's biggest threat is clear in these numbers. It's the smallest member of its market, giving it very little ability to attract new customers and raise prices on its customers. The thesis for Infinera's future is clear, however. It's the argument that superior technology will eventually win over strong business relationships and market position, and if you don't believe in this thesis, Infinera's future might not be your type of tech story.
Invensense(NYSE: INVN(NYSE: INVN))
Invensense, on the other hand, is a market leader. This is a company that provides the gyroscopes, accelerometers, and other fancy sensors in smartphones, tablets, and many other products that allow them to use motion-tracking technology. Invensense has currently taken over the smartphone market, with Apple as the only smartphone company still using their main competitor's, STMicroelectronics, technology. However, even that could change. Invensense clearly has superior technology, and Piper Jaffray now believes that Apple is likely also among Invensense's customers. While legal issues with STMicroelectronics currently overhang the stock price, continued revenue growth with the addition of Apple as a customer could provide a catalyst for large future gains. Moreover, if Invensense simply continues to ride the growth in the worldwide smartphone market, it should do perfectly fine in the long run. Technavio projects that smartphones markets will continue to grow by 10% compounded annually at least until 2016.
Invensense is already profitable, however, and trades for 24x earnings after achieving 36% sales growth since last year. As Invensense's biggest competitor, STMicroelectronics's sales actually fell 13% last year, Invensense could become very cheap if it can grow and sustain its earnings. According to Finviz, Invensense is only trading at 17x forward earnings, and things should get better in the years ahead.
Nuance Communications(NASDAQ: NUAN)
A voice recognition solutions company, Nuance Communications provides healthcare, enterprise, and mobile with much-needed products. In mobile, Nuance is partnered with both Samsung and Apple, and should be able to profit from smartphones no matter who wins the smartphone war. Nuance is also breaking into the car industry by providing voice recognition technology to companies like Ford, GM, BMW, and Audi. In enterprise, Nuance has a service that can convert voicemails to a text message, and has already provided this service for AT&T, Vonage, and T-Mobile.
However, what's truly revolutionary about Nuance is its ability to break into the US healthcare system. Physicians in the US have to do dictations for every one of their patients. Currently, those dictations are transcribed manually. However, Nuance technology is being adopted in hospitals to allow physicians to directly transcribe their own patient notes, saving mountains of money for hospitals. Moreover, Nuance has been integrated with more coding technology that allows easier input into hospital databases and medical records. As of the recent quarter, Nuance runs an annualized 5.2 billion lines in dictation, a significant barrier to entry for other voice recognition competitors.
In its most recent quarter, Nuance grew revenue 15.6% and declared a 500 million share repurchase (8% of their market cap). While they're having trouble increasing their organic growth (currently focusing on consolidating their many acquisitions), they have a lot of natural growth in mobile and a solid barrier of entry in healthcare, which should provide a lot of value in the future, especially with their improved share repurchase plan.
If you're an optimist and love a company that innovates, these three put a lot on the table. These are three stocks you're likely to see a lot more of in the coming years.
Speech recognition is yet another nascent technology set to explode with the rise of tablets and smartphones, and no company is better poised to benefit from this coming boom than Nuance Communications. However, this growth story doesn't come without risks, too. The Motley Fool recently published a premium research report to break down what investors interested in Nuance absolutely have to understand before investing, so click here now to grab your copy today.
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Miami Gardens council members unanimously confirmed Cameron Benson as the new city manager at their meeting Wednesday night. Benson has served on an interim basis since Oct. 1, when Danny Crew stepped down from the position after 10 years.
Benson said he appreciates the foundation Crew set and looks forward to the future of the city.
"I want to bring a lot of energy," Benson said. "I want to ensure that at activities we have going on, the public safety of businesses and residents in the community is a priority."
The council lauded his experience, and Councilman Erhabor Ighodaro joked that, "the honeymoon is over."
Benson last served as city manager in Hollywood from 2002 to 2011. He stepped down after nine years following criticism for his late disclosure that the city had a $10.3 million budget deficit. City commissioners complained they learned of the problem only a month before the next year's budget had to be finalized.
Benson had been assistant city manager in Miami Gardens since April.
His new salary will be $185,000 annually. Unlike his exit from Hollywood, where Benson received a $300,000 severance package after resigning, if he voluntarily leaves his post in Miami Gardens the city will not have to pay him.
The last major development from Crew's leadership is the new City Hall, which is expected to be completed by year's end. The pedestrian bridge, which will lead from the garage to the main building, is set and is expected to be walkable this week. The dais and seating for the council chambers are also expected to be completed this week, according to the construction contractor, Skanska.
Despite this new potential landmark, Mayor Oliver Gilbert spent a portion of the meeting discussing improvements he wants to see in the city. He pointed to the thousands of visitors that descended on Sun Life Stadium for the Miami Broward One Carnival, on Oct. 13, and lamented a continued lack of attractions in the city.
"We have to be used to hosting big events in the city," Gilbert said. "Having events in the city helps you attract hotels, helps you attract restaurants."
The mayor also said that after visiting a neighborhood around Northwest 185th Terrace and Northwest 48th Place he was disappointed by the condition of the streets.
"It was deplorable, we are going to fix that," Gilbert said. "I would not let my son walk down that street. If he can't walk down that street, no one's child should walk down that street."
Gilbert also said the city is still considering purchasing the Carol Mart property, at Northwest 183rd Street and Northwest 27th Avenue, but only if it's financially feasible.
In other action Wednesday, the council approved a plat for a new 8,700-square foot shopping center, called "Stadium Plaza" at the southeast corner of Northwest 199th Street and 27th Avenue, near the newly opened Sonic Beach restaurant.
"We're going to build the city," Gilbert said. "From the seniors at Betty T. [Ferguson Recreational Complex], to the children at Bunche Park. We're going to build the city."


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WASHINGTON, July 11 — Members of the National Religious Leadership Roundtable, convened by the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, applauded the Episcopal Church's approval of an official liturgy for blessing same-sex unions and a nondiscrimination policy that will allow transgender people to be ordained to the priesthood. The resolutions were passed by the House of Bishops and the House of Deputies, the Episcopal legislative bodies, at the triennial General Convention in Indianapolis, Ind.
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"This week the Episcopal Church took two important steps toward making the good news of the Gospel a reality for all. By including gender identity and gender expression in its nondiscrimination canons, and by approving a rite of blessing for same-sex couples, the General Convention of the Episcopal Church officially acknowledged what has been the practice in many parts of the church for many years now: lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people 'have a full and equal claim with all other persons upon the love, acceptance and pastoral concern and care of the Church.' Those words were adopted 36 years ago by the 1976 General Convention.
"As an Episcopal priest, I celebrate the history of Gospel welcome that has brought us to this moment and I am proud of my church for its clear witness to that welcome in the wider world. Many Episcopalians have known for some time the blessing that same-sex couples offer to the mission and ministry of the church. The General Convention has now provided a liturgical rite to make that blessing visible and tangible in our congregations.
"This is an important moment, not only for LGBT Episcopalians but for all those who are eager to put the good news of the Gospel into practice, both in our churches and in broader movements for social justice. As God said to Abraham so long ago, 'I will bless you... and make you a blessing' (Genesis 12:2). Thanks to the faithful and prayerful work of many, the General Convention of the Episcopal Church has now acknowledged more fully the blessing of LGBT people in our midst."
Statement by the Rev. Susan Russell, All Saints Church, Pasadena, Calif. Member, National Religious Leadership Roundtable
"The Episcopal Church's House of Deputies has concurred with the overwhelming majority of their bishops in voting by a wide margin to authorize liturgies for the blessing of same-sex relationships. Those who spoke in opposition to the resolution accurately noted that the historic vote was a landmark decision as the Episcopal Church continues to 'evolve' on full equality for its LGBT members.
"I look forward to the next three years of experiencing these rites of blessing in our congregations and engaging in the study of the history and theology of marriage the convention also called us to undertake. I look forward to the Episcopal Church continuing to evolve on the issue of marriage equality. And — having taken the historic steps we took yesterday over the fence between fear and possibility — I look forward to joining our UCC brothers and sisters in being a headlight and not a taillight on full marriage equality."
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Google's creepy invasion of privacy
The search engine giant owes the public an apology for secretly tracking the browsing habits of Apple customers.
The search engine giant and some advertising agencies used a secret code to track the Web habits of users of Apple's Safari browser on iPhones and computers by bypassing its privacy settings, the newspaper reported. Safari, the most popular program for mobile surfing, is designed to block such tracking by default.
Google stopped the tracking when questioned about the practice by the Journal.
The treasure trove of information Google uncovered could allow advertisers to more precisely target their ads. That's the holy grail for marketers on the hunt for more clicks and, ultimately, more sales. But people should have the option of knowing who is using their data and why.
Google shares were down less than 1% Friday morning to $603.71.
The company, which denied any wrongdoing, has come under fire for not taking users' privacy more seriously. In October, it settled with The Federal Trade Commission after the agency said it "used deceptive tactics and violated its own privacy promises" with its social network, Google Buzz. Google was barred from future "privacy misrepresentations" and required to enact a comprehensive privacy policy and to be subject to audits for the next 20 years. Additional violations are subject to fines of $16,000 per violation per day.
Google's response to the newest privacy scandal is unconvincing. "We used known Safari functionality to provide features that signed-in Google users had enabled," it told the Journal. "It's important to stress that these advertising cookies do not collect personal data."
One problem with that logic was that Apple apparently had no idea what was going on. If Google was so sure it was right, why did it hide its actions?
Apple told the Journal it was working to stop the manipulation of Safari's privacy settings.
This issue underscores the notion that no one is ever really anonymous on the Web. People who are worried about exposing their secret online lives should remember this: Odds are, somebody somewhere knows what you are doing.
-- Jonathan Berr is usually not easily creeped out. He owns no shares of the stocks listed here.
Agreed, Bing is preferable. Google's lifeblood is surrepitious survellance of what you do, who your are, and where you are. Their push into driverless automobiles is just the latest extension of their "We see you" philosophy. The company has never provided any evidence that it should be trusted.
Long before they went public, they boasted that they had a record of every search keystroke ever made from every IP address, to their site; and that they would never destroy the record.
"Do Evil." It's closer to their reality than "Do No Evil."
Check My Spelling wrote: Can anyone see that this 'story' amounts to one business rival attacking another? They use their 'credibility' as a 'News Organization' to attack GOOGLE at least twice a month.MSN has contracts with BING, which is why half of their stories contain 'BING' search links. Stating that GOOGLE is a competitor of a company that MSN does business with would have been the ethical thing to do here-seriously people this is an advertisement hidden as 'news.'
Very good point! I agree on many levels. I noticed you had some "thumbs down" but I'm with ya on this. MSN/BING are pretty much one in the same. How many problems have occured from privacy situations caused by MSN and Bing?? and yet they nip at the heels of Google. LOL! I spent 30 years in public relations, marketing and advertising...and yes, it is a nasty game played out strategically.
Same ol' thing...big bad greedy organizations that lack integrity and the future development of mankind.
Oregon Joe-
I appreciate the feedback. I really don't pay too much attention to the likes or dislikes,but I stand by what I posted-I mean if one just looks to the right of THIS ARTICLE and scrolls down they will find 'MORE FROM BING' linked directly to this article.I also agree with you that MSN/BING have had personal privacy issues as well, so has FACEBOOK, and even APPLE, a company listed in this article.I just think we should all be weary when we think we are reading objective news, when we are really reading an advertised 'tie in.'
Apparently being a friend of Obama means you are allowed to operate above the law.
First of all, the president doesn't set the fines per violation, and NEVER HAS.I didn't read ANYTHING about Obama in this statement. But I guess I see your point-I mean Dick Cheney's relationship with Haliburton certainly allowed THEM to operate 'above the law' in a manner that would make this issue look juvenile in comparison.
Where Does the Greed And The Avarice End?
Multi-billionaires like Sergie Brin, Larry Paige and Eric Schmidt at Google seem to never be satisfied ... when is enough enough? Everyone should know damn well that they ordered their high tech gurus to the task of invading the surfing protocols of Apple users to build a database of their rival's customers in order to mine and sell their consumer information at huge profit. One thing is for sure, we certainly don't have to worry about the Federal Government being the only 'Big Brother' on the block ... they are as close at hand as your 'favorite' search engine conglomerate. As in the sage Latin mantra ... "Caveat Emptor" ... Let the buyer beware!
Peace to all
"Google was barred from future "privacy misrepresentations" and required to enact a comprehensive privacy policy and to be subject to audits for the next 20 years. Additional violations are subject to fines of $16,000 per violation per day."
It would appear that they are subject to a significant fine, but more importantly, shouldn't there be even greater penalties, since it seems that over and over again Google has no respect for the law? The CEO is involved with allowing illegal advertising for foreign drugs and apparently should be indicted, but nothing seems to stop them from violating the law at will.
Apparently being a friend of Obama means you are allowed to operate above the law.
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The Fox News presenter says iPads and the like made it easier to present a candidate's image that was "false" to narcissistic young people.
Two Firefox betas focus on media: enabling video streams to Chromecast and Roku via Android-based mobile devices and creating a free in-browser competitor to Skype on desktops.
The current "directory tile" ad experiment shows only for new Firefox users. A new "enhanced tile" program to launch soon will mean existing users can see some ads, too.
CEO Rupert Murdoch says Time Warner has "refused to engage" in a "highly compelling" offer.
Apple's set-top box continues to add more channels as it works to gain customers against Roku and others.
A key feature in the latest beta for Android users expands the ways you can customize and tweak the home screen.
Apple's streaming-media device beats Roku by adding an app that its channel-packed rival lacks, but don't expect "The Simpsons" now.
The "Cosmos" presenter, played here by Kenan Thompson, attempts to help the "Fox And Friends" presenters grasp the cruder points of climate change. It isn't easy.
Mozilla releases prototype versions of the Firefox browser that work with Oculus Rift and any other VR headsets. Google shows a nibble of interest for Chrome, too.
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Lady Gaga gave fans another reason to be cheery on Christmas Day. She revealed on Tuesday that a documentary on her life and her upcoming album, ARTPOP , is planned.
Gaga tweeted , "Merry Christmas little monsters! Terry Richardson @Terry_World is making a #LadyGagaMOVIE documenting my life, the creation of ARTPOP + you! Thank you for being so patient waiting for my new album ARTPOP I hope this gets u excited for things to come. I love you with all my heart!"
No other details regarding the project were announced.
Gaga has collaborated with famed photographer Terry Richardson before -- they worked together on her 2011 coffee table book, Gaga X Terry Richardson . He's also teaming up with Gaga's manager to launch a brand of water called "Pop Water."
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The second-year guard knows the Magic will need him to play a bigger role on and off the court.
The second-year guard knows the Magic will need him to play a bigger role on and off the court.
Eight is enough -- more than enough, actually.
With NBA Media Day barely behind us, it's perfect fair and reasonable to already speculate as to which coaches will be fired soonest.
San Antonio Spurs big man Tiago Splitter has a strained calf, the team said Monday.
The Portland Trail Blazers exercised the fourth-year option on guard Damian Lillard
The Boston Celtics signed forward Evan Turner on Monday.
The Phoenix Suns signed twin brothers Markieff and Marcus Morris to multi-year contract extensions on Monday.
The Philadelphia 76ers acquired a 2018 second-round draft pick from the Cleveland Cavaliers along with guard Keith Bogans in exchange for the Sixers' protected 2015 second-round pick.
The Boston Celtics announced Friday that guard Rajon Rondo underwent successful surgery on a broken hand.
The Oklahoma City Thunder will try to advance past the Los Angeles Clippers Thursday night when Game 6 of the Western Conference semifinals takes place from the Staples Center.
The Phoenix Suns and restricted free-agent guard Eric Bledsoe have settled their differences and agreed to a five-year contract, the team announced Wednesday.
The Phoenix Suns and restricted free-agent guard Eric Bledsoe have reportedly settled their differences and agreed to a five-year, $70-million deal.
The Los Angeles Lakers signed veteran guard Ronnie Price on Wednesday.
The Atlanta Hawks re-signed big man Elton Brand on Tuesday and agreed to terms with free-agent guard Kent Bazemore.
Nazr Mohammed will play his 17th season in the NBA after re-signing with the Chicago Bulls on Monday.
Caldwell Jones, who played 14 seasons in the NBA and twice earned All-Defensive Team honors, died Sunday from a heart attack at the age of 64.
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- Fat: 6g
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Special Correspondent LoLo, Esq., has been fixated on CNBC and giving me play-by-play during this blackest of Black Thursdays, and tells me that "trader error" is now being cited as a reason for this afternoon's massive fail:
So, take this for what you will: CNBC is reporting that "a possible culprit" for the huge drop in stock prices this afternoon "was a trader error in which someone entered a 'b' for billion instead of an 'm' for million in a trade."
The cable network said on its Web site that "multiple sources confirmed the report to CNBC and CNBC.com."
In some reports, the trade in question is Procter and Gamble, $PG, which dropped $20 out of nowhere when this all went down. In other reports it was a massive block of e-minis (S&P futures contracts traded on the CME). LoLo also tells me which bank was implicated: $C! Yeah, Citigroup.
In all honesty, if this is for real… if I were the one who made the oopsie in question, I would definitely have already put on a bandit mask, and would be in a town car on my way to the airport to get the heck out of Dodge as fast as I possibly could.