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Finding a material that exhibits the bulk photovoltaic effect for visible light would greatly simplify solar cell construction. Moreover, it would be a way around an inefficiency intrinsic to interfacial solar cells, known as the Shockley-Queisser limit, where some of the energy from photons is lost as electrons wait to make the jump from one material to the other.
"Think of photons coming from the sun as coins raining down on you, with the different frequencies of light being like pennies, nickels, dimes and so on. A quality of your light-absorbing material called its 'bandgap' determines the denominations you can catch," Rappe said. "The Shockley-Queisser limit says that whatever you catch is only as valuable as the lowest denomination your bandgap allows. If you pick a material with a bandgap that can catch dimes, you can catch dimes, quarters and silver dollars, but they'll all only be worth the energy equivalent of 10 cents when you catch them.
"If you set your limit too high, you might get more value per photon but catch fewer photons overall and come out worse than if you picked a lower denomination," he said. "Setting your bandgap to catch only silver dollars is like only being able to catch UV light. Setting it to catch quarters is like moving down into the visible spectrum. Your yield is better even though you're losing most of the energy from the UV you do get."
As no known materials exhibited the bulk photovoltaic effect for visible light, the research team turned to its materials science expertise to devise how a new one might be fashioned and its properties measured.
Starting more than five years ago, the team began theoretical work, plotting the properties of hypothetical new compounds that would have a mix of these traits. Each compound began with
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University of Pennsylvania


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Drama. * * * * R. The Israeli-Arab conflict is stripped to its most intensely personal level in "The Attack," a haunting and heartbreaking meditation on violence, choice, love and duty that is one of the most remarkable films of the year. At the Chez. (Cary Darling, Fort Worth Star-Telegram) 102 minutes
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Horror. * * ½ R. As sympathetic, methodical ghostbusters Lorraine and Ed Warren, Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson make something more than your average fright fest. In 1971, they come to the Perrons' swampy, musty Rhode Island farmhouse to investigate the demonic spirit that has begun terrorizing the couple and their five daughters — a working class family who thought they had clawed their way into a rustic dream house. (Jake Coyle, The Associated Press) 112 minutes
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SGOL Physical Swiss Gold Shares
- Category
- Precious Metals
SGOL - Profile
- Issuer: ETF Securities
- Structure: Grantor Trust
- Expense Ratio: 0.39%
- ETF Home Page: SGOL
- Inception: Sep 09, 2009
- Tax Form: 1099
- SGOL Tracks This Index: Gold Bullion
Investment Themes
- ETFdb Category: Precious Metals
- Asset Class: Commodity
- Commodity Type: Precious Metals
- Commodity: Gold
- Commodity Exposure: Physically-Backed
Trading Data
- 52 Week Lo: $105.66
- 52 Week Hi: $128.03
- Shares: 7.6 M
1 Month Avg. Volume:
3 Month Avg. Volume:
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This ETF is designed to track the spot price of gold bullion. The spot price for gold bullion is determined by market forces in the 24-hour global over-the-counter (OTC) market for gold. The OTC market accounts for most global gold trading, and prices quoted reflect the information available to the market at any given time.
SGOL - Realtime Rating
Realtime Rating Summary
SGOL is a passive Grantor Trust that seeks to replicate Gold Bullion. This ETF is designed to track the spot price of gold bullion. The spot price for gold bullion is determined by market forces in the 24-hour global over-the-counter (OTC) market for gold. The OTC market accounts for most global gold trading, and prices quoted reflect the information available to the market at any given time.
The adjacent table gives investors an individual Realtime Rating for SGOL on several different metrics, including liquidity, expenses, performance, volatility, dividend, concentration of holdings in addition to an overall rating. The "A+ Metric Rated ETF" field, available to ETFdb Pro members, shows the ETF in the Precious Metals with the highest Metric Realtime Rating for each individual field. To view all of this data, sign up for a free 14-day trial for ETFdb Pro. To view information on how the ETFdb Realtime Ratings work, click here.
SGOL Overall Realtime Rating:
A+ Overall Rated ETF:
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SGOL In-Depth Analysis
The following tables and charts contain in-depth metrics for SGOL and compare it to similar peer ETFs within its ETFdb Category.
SGOL - HoldingsFilings Data as of: Oct 04, 2015
Top Ten Holdings
Physical Gold Bullion
Concentration Analysis
This section compares how balanced and deep SGOL is relative to the peer group ETFdb Category.
SGOL - Expenses & Fees
This section compares the cost efficiency of SGOL to peers in the same ETFdb Category.
Expenses Ratio Analysis
Commission Free Trading in SGOL
SGOL is currently available for commission free trading on the following platforms: (Charles Schwab)
Category Commission Free Trading
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SGOL - Performance
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SGOL - Charts
The following charts can be customized to display historical performance in a number of different formats, including line charts, bar charts, and candlesticks. Time periods can be adjusted to increase or decrease the period shown, ranging from five minutes to several months.
The following chart also includes the option to compare the performance of SGOL relative to other ETFs and benchmarks or to include indicators such as Bollinger Bands, relative strength, and moving averages.
SGOL - Technicals
SGOL Volatility Analysis
This section shows how the volatility of SGOL compares to the peer group ETFdb Category.
SGOL Technicals
- 20 Day MA: $110.03
- 60 Day MA: $109.44
- MACD 15 Period: 1.38
- MACD 100 Period: 0.05
- Williams % Range 10 Day: 20.42
- Williams % Range 20 Day: 16.05
- RSI 10 Day: 60
- RSI 20 Day: 55
- RSI 30 Day: 53
- Ultimate Oscillator: 50
SGOL Bollinger Bands
- Lower Bollinger (10 Day): $108.51
- Upper Bollinger (10 Day): $113.07
- Lower Bollinger (20 Day): $107.20
- Upper Bollinger (20 Day): $112.79
- Lower Bollinger (30 Day): $107.67
- Upper Bollinger (30 Day): $112.60
SGOL Support & Resistance
- Support Level 1: $111.78
- Support Level 2: $111.56
- Resistance Level 1: $112.29
- Resistance Level 2: $112.58
SGOL Stochastic
- Stochastic Oscillator %D (1 Day): 38.34
- Stochastic Oscillator %D (5 Day): 67.84
- Stochastic Oscillator %K (1 Day): 42.12
- Stochastic Oscillator %K (5 Day): 53.13
SGOL - Fact Sheet
Fact sheets are issued by the ETF provider and framed by ETFdb.com. Information contained within the fact sheet is not guaranteed to be timely or accurate.
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|International Logistics Software
Enterprise Supply Chain Software
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|Little Silver, New Jersey (1991)
|John Motley Jr.
|Red Bank, New Jersey, U.S.
LOG-NET is a supply chain management software and services company, founded in 1991 by John Motley in Little Silver, New Jersey. The company was originally known as Global Technology Services prior to being renamed to LOG-NET, Inc. in 2000. Today the company is headquartered in Red Bank, New Jersey, and has offices in Seattle, Washington, as well as Hong Kong. The company sells through its direct sales force but is also used and sold by many leading third party logistics providers including DHL, Agility, Summit Global Logistics, Kesco Shipping, Sino NRS and others. In 1999 the company began selling its application suite directly to importers and exporters with large complex international supply chains.
LOG-NET, Inc. of Red Bank, NJ was founded in 1991. The company originally created order management and logistics management applications for the third party logistics community. The company was one of the first users of personal computer based SQL database technology on a client server platform as early as 1992. The company introduced many innovations in the supply chain software industry including:
- 1993: DOS Based client server supply chain solution
- 1994: Windows Client server supply chain software
- 1997: Web enabled supply chain software
- 1999: Web based supply chain software
- 2001: Java EE based supply chain software
LOG-NET developed integration capability to many ERP systems including SAP, JDA Software, Oracle, JD Edwards and many others. LOG-NET also extended its product to integrate with leading warehouse management systems such as Manhattan Associates, EXE, SAP:WM and others.
From 1993 through the present the company pioneered the development of many standard interfaces in international purchasing and logistics including interfaces for;
- International Purchase Orders
- Purchase Order Allocation from Asia
- Shipping Instructions
- Bills of Lading
- Commercial Invoices
- Packing Lists
- Ocean Carrier Interfaces
- Motor Carrier Interfaces
- Air Carrier Interfaces
- Warehouse Management System Interfaces
The company processes over 750,000 container loads of product information covering millions of purchase orders and products each year.
LOG-NET E-Commerce Excellence Award[edit]
As one of the world's largest processors of information received from ocean shipping lines LOG-NET awards the annual LOG-NET e-commerce excellence award in conjunction with the Journal of Commerce. This award is presented annually to the ocean shipping line who has provided the highest quality of electronic data interchange (EDI) information to the companies customer base. Over 50 of the world's largest shipping lines compete for the award each year based on their completeness, timeliness and ease of set-up.
Past recipients of the award include;
- 2004 Evergreen Marine
- 2005 Maersk Line
- 2006 Hanjin Shipping
- 2007 Hanjin Shipping
- 2008 Hanjin Shipping
- 2009 Hyundai Merchant Marine
- 2010 Yang Ming
- 2014 Maersk Line
The LOG-NET system provides end-to-end (E2E) management of supply chain activities from the point of the creation of orders to their final delivery of products at their place of consumption. The system is designed to provide Cargo Owners and 3PL's with the tools they need to manage cargo, track shipments, calculate cost, monitor contract fulfillment, as well as report on trading partners involved in their supply chain. LOG-NET it the world leader in international order management and logistics particularly when requiring multiple modes of transportation and integration and collaboration capability across multiple trading partners. The application supports;
- Order Management
- Transportation Management
- Freight Contract Management
- Shipment Management
- Warehouse Management
- Landed Cost
- Importer Security Filing
- Routing
- International Ocean Schedule
- Air / Motor / Rail Schedules
- Ocean Carrier Interfaces
- Air Carrier Interfaces
- Motor Carrier Interfaces
- Factory / Supplier Collaboration
- International trade and transportation document preparation and scanning
- Commercial document preparation
- Product Allocation
- Contract management
- Global logistics optimization
External links[edit]
- Logistics Quarterly: Excellence in 3PL Technology Article
- Logistics Quarterly Article
- SupplyChainBrain.com - LOG-NET files all of U.S. Customs "10+2" required data
- Forrester Research: Modern Global Trade In Tough Economic Times Requires Next-Generation Software Solutions
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Third Quarter 2007 Net Income Grows 205% Year-Over-Year
SHANGHAI, China, Nov. 12 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- WuXi PharmaTech (Cayman) Inc. (NYSE: WX) ("WuXi PharmaTech" or "the Company"), the leading China-based pharmaceutical and biotechnology research and development outsourcing company, today announced its selected unaudited financial results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2007.
Third Quarter 2007 Highlights:
-- Total net revenues increased 77.8% over the third quarter of 2006 to
$34.0 million.
-- Net revenue from laboratory services increased 59.1% over the third
quarter of 2006 to $26.7 million.
-- Net revenue from research manufacturing increased 211.8% over the
third quarter of 2006 to $7.3 million.
-- Net income increased 205.4% over the third quarter of 2006 to $8.6
-- Diluted earnings per American Depositary Share ("ADS") for the third
quarter of 2007 were $0.12. Diluted earnings per ADS excluding share-
based compensation expenses (non-GAAP) for the third quarter of 2007
were $0.15.
Commenting on the third quarter results, Dr. Ge Li, Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer of WuXi PharmaTech commented, "I am pleased to report
another quarter of strong financial and operational performance as we
continue to grow our business by focusing on providing high-quality
services to our customers. Our results reflect increased revenue
contribution from our existing customers as well as from new customers.
During the third quarter, we opened our new formulation development
laboratory. In September we started the construction of our GLP (Good
Laboratory Practice) drug safety eval
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What A Weekend: St. Lucie County Events: March 16-18
If you're in downtown Fort Pierce on March 17 for the St. Patrick's Day festival or the farmers market and arts & crafts fair, check out the inaugural Billy Miller Art for Life fundraiser from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Art Mundo, 111 Orange Ave. You can buy artwork from students in the Billy Miller program, which enables physically and mentally challenged St. Lucie County students to excel in art, and chances to win original artwork by Pat Cochran and Anita Prentice, a Backus giclée on canvas, a digital camera and a gift basket. Or just come to have your face painted (or your kid's face) and enjoy homemade baked goods. For information, visit ArtDog.org or call 772-708-3777
Easter funny
When you were a kid, did you bite the ears off your chocolate Easter Bunny as soon as you pulled it out of the basket's plastic green grass? Then you'll enjoy "Sister's Easter Catechism," the latest in the "Late-Nite Catechism" series, at the Sunrise Black Box Theatre, 117 S. Second St. in downtown Fort Pierce. It's sure to resurrect memories of Easter egg hunts, those old vinegar-y dyeing kits and the bellyaches that came from eating too many Peeps. Shows are at 8 p.m. March 16, 3 and 8 p.m. March 17 and 3 and 7 p.m. March 18. Tickets are $35. For information, call 772-461-4775 or check out sunrisetheatre.com.
The (Stop) Hunger Games
Blast sporting clays out of the sky for a good cause at "Will Shoot for Food," a fundraiser for the Treasure Coast Food Bank on March 17 at Quail Creek Plantation, 12399 N.E. 224th St. in Okeechobee. Registration and a five-stand warm-up will be from 8 to 9:30 a.m. The shoot on a 14-station course begins at 10 a.m. Awards will be given to the top three teams and individuals. Cost is $200, and includes breakfast and lunch, a gun safety program, "St. Patrick's Day refreshments," a silent auction and goodies. The food bank collects and distributes more than 6 million pounds of food a year and feeds about 100,000 people a week through partnerships with more local soup kitchens, food pantries and outreach programs. For information, call 772-489-5676 or take aim on stophunger.org/events.
Keep cool with jazz
The days are starting to get warm, but the evenings are still cool, cooler still on the evening of March 16 when the GT Express Band and the Allen Harris Quintet perform at the inaugural Jazz on Moore's Creek at 6 p.m. at the corner of Eighth Street and Avenue D in Fort Pierce. With a rich, velvety voice, Harris is making a name for himself in the jazz industry. Tony Bennett called Harris "my favorite new singer." Bring your lawn chairs but not money for admission; the show is free. For information, call 772-462-2481.
"Eat Your Heart Out": Comedy by Nick Hall. Pineapple Playhouse, 700 W. Weatherbee Rd., Fort Pierce, 8 p.m. Mar. 15-17, 22-24, 29-31; 2 p.m. Mar. 18, 25, Apr. 1. $17. Ticket: 772-465-0366; pineappleplayhouse.com.
The Gin Game: Riverside Theatre, 3250 Riverside Park Dr., Vero Beach, 2 p.m., March 17-18, 21, 24-25; 8 p.m., March 15-17, 20-24. $40. 772-231-6990.
Sister Easter Catechism: Celebrate the Easter Season with Sister! Sunrise Theatre, 117 S 2nd St, Fort Pierce, 8 p.m. Mar. 16, 3 & 8 p.m. Mar. 17, 3 & 7 p.m. Mar. 18. $35 Black box. Ticket: 7724614775; sunrisetheatre.com.
The Music Man: Riverside Theatre, 3250 Riverside Park Dr., Vero Beach, 2 p.m., 8 p.m., March 17-18. $36-$70. 772-231-6990.
"Ballroom": Musical. Barn Theatre, 2400 SE Ocean Blvd., Stuart, 8 p.m., Mar. 16,17,21,22,23,24; 2 p.m., Mar. 18,25. $25. Ticket: 772-287-4884; barn-theatre.com.
"Titanic, the Musical": Vero Beach Theatre Guild, 2020 San Juan Ave, Vero Beach; 8 p.m. Mar. 16, 17; 2 p.m. Mar. 17, 18; $20, $22; 772-562-8300, www.verobeachtheatreguild.com.
Spring Fest: The David Light Band. Vero Beach Community Center, 2266 14th Ave., 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m., March 16; $7. 772-770-6517.
Nautical Flea Market: Used marine equipment and nautical bargains. Vendors welcome. Sunset Bay Marina, 615 S.W. Anchorage Way, Stuart, 8 a.m.-11 a.m., March 18.
Exotic Bird Expo/Finch Show: Treasure Coast Exotic Bird Club; hand-raised pet birds/accessories for sale; finch judging; trained parrot performances. Martin County Fairgrounds, 2612 SE Dixie Hwy, Stuart, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., March 18. $5. 772-464-7210; email@example.com.
Indian River RV & Boat Show: Indian River Mall, 6200 20th St., Vero Beach, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., March 15-18. 888-278-1991.
Aviation Day: Airplanes, joyrides, displays, simulators, models, food, family entertainment. Vero Beach Municipal Airport, 3400 Cherokee Drive, Vero Beach, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., March 17. $5-$10. Ticket: 772-978-4930; eaa99.org.
Surf Contest: Single Fin Showdown, surfers to ride retro surfboards. 8 a.m., March 17, south end of Stuart Beach, 889 NE Ocean Blvd., $45. Registration: Benefits United Way. 772-287-0041.
Spring Training Classic Road Race: 5K and 10K road race. Roger Dean Stadium, 4751 Main St., Jupiter, 7:30 a.m., March 18. $35. Register: springtrainingclassic.com. Also: Cops-N-Kids Fun Run: 6 p.m., March 17.
St. Patrick's Ball: Vero Beach Community Center, 2266 14th Ave., 7:30 p.m., March 16, $10. 772-770-6517; covb.org.
St. Patricks Day Pancake Breakfast: All-u-Can-Eat pancakes, eggs, sausage, juice, coffee. Trinity United Methodist Church, 2221 N.E. Savannah Road, Jensen Beach, 8-10 a.m., March 17. $5. Ages 12 under free. 772-334-3404; www.trinityjb.org.
St. Patrick's Day Festival: Civic Center, 9221 SE Civic Center Pl., Port St. Lucie, 5-9 p.m., March 16, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. March 17. 772-878-2277. Also: Parade, 11 a.m., March 17. 772-873-6615; email@example.com.
St. Patrick's Day Event: "Off The Hook Band," raffle, food. Uncle Dom's, 122 S. U.S. 1, Vero Beach, 5 p.m., March 17. 772-492-8596; email@example.com
Irish Street Party: Kilted Mermaid, 1937 Old Dixie Hwy., Vero Beach, 3 p.m.-1 a.m., March 17. 772-569-5533; kiltedmermaid.com.
St. Patrick's Day Pet Event: Anyone wearing green can adopt a pet for the reduced fee of $17. Humane Society of the Treasure Coast, 4100 SW Leighton Farm Ave., Palm City, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., March 17. 772-223-8822; hstc1.org.
Luck O' The Irish: A Comedy Revue, look at St. Patrick's Day with Improv & Sketch. The Atlantic Theater, 6743 W. Indiantown Road #34, Jupiter, 8 p.m., March 17. 13+. $16. Ticket: 561-575-4942; TheAtlanticTheater.com.
St. Patty's Day On Schooner Lily: Irish music & beer. Downtown, 121 SW Flagler Ave, Stuart, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; 2-3:30 p.m.; 6-7:30, March 17. $30. Reservation: 772-267-7076; treasurecoastsailingadventures.com.
"Shrek Forever After": Family-friendly outdoor movie, season finale; wear green & get a prize. Pointe West, 1999 Pointe West Drive, Vero Beach, 7 p.m., March 17. 772-794-9912; pointewestflorida.com.
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Seminar: Wae Nelson, Florida Gardening Magazine, Terrific Tropicals, tours/plant sale. Tropical Ranch Botanical Gardens, 1905 SW Ranch Trail, Stuart, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. gardens open, 10 a.m. seminar, March 17, 1 p.m. tour March 18. 772-283-5565; trbg.us.
Osceola32 Gallery: 32 SE Osceola St., Stuart. 772-872-6072; osceola32.net. Art Show: "Even Hands Can See 2, A Blues Show," Horst W. Mueller with Francis Mesaros, Jane Ejan Blatt, Keri West, Rachel Tribble, Helen Kagan, Sieglinde Gottschalk-Vahldieck, David Mayberry, Katie Henderson, Michael Claren, Rachel Goldberg, Lynne Sterner Barletta; reception with music by the Antony Solomon Band 6-9 pm, Mar. 16; benefits ARC of Martin County. Workshops available.
Fish House Art Center: 4745 SE DeSoto Ave., Port Salerno. 772-223-6303; FishHouseArtCenter.com. Local Artisans. 1st; 3rd Fridays. 5-9 pm.
"Breakfast & Brushes": Watercolor class, breakfast; no experience necessary; all supplies included. Fish House Art Center, Studio B, 4745 SE DeSoto Ave., Port Salerno, 9-11 a.m., March 17, 31, April 14. Ages 18-80. $35. Reservation: 772-343-8189; watercolorgallery.net.
Jetson Highwaymen Art Show: Highwaymen Mary Ann Carroll, Roy McLendon and James Gibson will be displaying and selling their art. Mr. Jetson will have his private collection on display. 4145 S. U.S. 1, Fort Pierce, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Mar. 17.
Jane Davis Doggett Artshow: Wearable art, Florida & Maine Waterscapes©. Maritime & Classic Boat Museum, 1707 NE Indian River Dr., Jensen Beach. Mar. 19-Apr. 18. Benefits Maritime & Classic Boat Museum. 772-692-1234. Also, reception 5-7 pm, Mar. 18. $10. Reservations: 772-692-1234.
Gallery 14: 1911 14th Ave., Vero Beach. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tues.-Fri., 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Sat. 772-562-5525; gallery14verobeach.com. SMALL is big"! juried show, Through March 31.
Tiger Lily Art Studios, Gallery: 1903 14th Ave., Vero Beach. 772-778-3443; tigerlilyvero.com. Big is Beautiful Show, 20th anniversary celebration, Through Mar. 31. Benefits Haiti Partners.
McKee Botanical Garden: McKee Botanical Garden, 350 U.S. 1, Vero Beach, 772-794-0601; mckeegarden.org. Sculpting Nature: Art exhibit, 30 large-scale sculptures. Through Apr. 30. $5-$9.
Court House Cultural Center Gallery: 80 E. Ocean Blvd., Stuart, Tues.–Fri., 10 a.m.–4 p.m., Sat., 11 a.m.–2 p.m. 772-287-6676; martinarts.org. Artwork exhibition, Cristina de la Vega & Dennis Aufiery Through Apr. 20.
Steinhausen Gallery: 307 Colorado Ave., Stuart. 772-600-8044; steinhausengallery.com. Exhibit through Apr. 10 by Richard Bello (3D), Andro Herrera (sculptor), Suzanne Ritter (jewelry designer).
Book signing: "Iris Wall: Cracker Cowgirl," a nonfiction children's picture book written by Indiantown teacher and Vero Beach resident by Carol Matthews Rey; Elisabeth Lahti Library, 15200 S.W. Adams Ave., Indiantown; 3 p.m., March 17.
Pot Of Gold Casino Fundraiser: Medalist Club Village, Hobe Sound, March 17. $150; benefits Equine Rescue and Adoption Foundation. Ticket: 772-220-0150; floridahorserescue.org.
Billy Miller Art For Life Fundraiser: Program which enables physically and mentally challenged St. Lucie County students to excel in all aspects of artwork. Art Mundo, Downtown Fort Pierce, 111 Orange Ave., Fort Pierce, 9 a.m.- 1 p.m., Mar. 17. 772-708-3777; ArtDog.org.
Bridges To Life Walk 2012: Walkathon. Riverside Park, 350 Dahlia Ln., Vero Beach, 9 a.m., March 17. Benefits Care Net Pregnancy Center of IRC. Register: 772-569-7939; carenetwalk.com.
Spring Fling Sale: Humane Society of the Treasure Coast Thrift Store, 2585 SE U.S. 1, Stuart, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. March 16-18. 772-286-6909; hstc1.org.
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It's beginning to look a bit, and maybe a lot, like "Vaccinegate"—if I may so dub the whole furor-tinged controversy surrounding claims that vaccines might be "linked" to autism—may be coming to its inevitable finale.
Two weeks ago it was announced that the 1998 Lancet study linking the MMR vaccine to autism published by Andrew Wakefield et al. had been retracted by that medical journal. The week before, the UK's General Medical Council had ruled that Wakefield was "unethical" and had acted "dishonestly and irresponsibly" in conducting his research.
And today, the Times of London has reported that Wakefield has "resigned unexpectedly from the American clinic he set up after his work was widely discredited in Britain." That clinic, Austin, TX-based Thoughtful House, said today that
Dr Wakefield had left his post, with an annual salary of $270,000 (£170,000), "voluntarily" to avoid tarnishing the clinic by association. However, there were suggestions of a disagreement with some board members, who felt that his position was untenable. (Times of London)
Another doctor, Arthur Krigsman, the director of the gastroenterology clinic at Thoughtful House, has also recently stepped down. Dr Krigsman, as Left Brain/Right Brain notes, is the "lead author on a paper which came out recently purporting to support Dr. Wakefield's research."
From a statement from Thoughtful House:
The needs of the children we serve must always come first……All of us at Thoughtful House are grateful to Dr Wakefield for the valuable work he has done here.
"We fully support his decision to leave Thoughtful House in order to make sure that the controversy surrounding the recent findings of the General Medical Council does not interfere with the important work that our dedicated team of clinicians and researchers is doing on behalf of children with autism and their families."
The "important work" done at Thoughtful House, which Wakefield helped to found in 2001, is to "[fight] for the recovery of children with developmental disorders through the unique combination of medical care, education, and research." Thoughtful House is one of a number of centers and clinics that use biomedical and alternative medical methods to "treat" autistic children. The safety—not to mention the efficacy, the usefulness, and the necessiry—of many if not most of these treatments (such as chelation) have been the subject of much dispute. The use of biomedical and alternative medical treatments has yet to be supported by conclusive scientific evidence.
Was Wakefield "pushed out" of the Board of Directors of Thoughtful House, as Orac writes on Respectful Insolence?
And what about Krigsman?
Is it possible that the purported link between vaccines and autism is withering away, to take its place in the annals of Really Wrong Ideas About What Causes Autism, right next to Bruno Bettelheim's widely discredited claims that bad "refrigerator" parents caused autism?
Actually, based on the news of the past few weeks, I'll warrant that "Vaccinegate" has already achieved such historic, has-been status.
There's more on the broader vaccine issue from Suzi Parrasch here.
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Dr. Ayoub was, as many of you are, very concerned about mercury (thimerosal) in vaccines for a number of years, and attended a number of autism conferences that featured physicians who were highlighting the dangers of mercury.
However, a few personal encounters heightened his interest in another toxic metal frequently used in vaccines, namely aluminum.
Parents of autistic children kept pointing out the fact that their childrens heavy metal toxicity profiles showed high amounts of aluminum, and they wanted to know what that meant.
Secondly, a well respected nutritionist who deals with industrial aluminum toxicity showed him toxicity profiles of middle school children who had ADHD. In his estimate, 90 percent of the children in one particular school had developed ADHD during the course of a single year, and their toxicity profiles showed massive amounts of aluminum.
In addition, he did a pilot study with Dr. Usman, who treats autism with biomedicine, and when he evaluated the aluminum burden of these autistic children, he found that high percentage of them also had very high aluminum burdens.
All of these events led him to look deeper into the aluminum issue, which we discuss at length in this interview.
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So absolutely false, Michael!
"You need to know why you have been led so far from the path of truth. You need to know that when you see media reports that promote the good of vaccines and their effectiveness, such as news or television reports, that these reports are completely fake and fabricated.
This leads me to the conclusion that some of the most powerful forces are at play, since they can easily and freely put manipulative and false material into the public's eye.
Healthy children come from healthy parents who eat whole and unrefined organic foods, who avoid processed foods like pasteurized milk, processed sugar, cheap vegetable oils, infant formulas, and processed flour products that are so prevalent in our food supply.
If you want your child to be healthy and disease free, do not give them a polluted body. Do not violate the purity of your child's blood.
Loving our children means not giving them vaccinations and it means that we need to inform other parents as well that vaccines are indeed shown and proven to be deadly."
There is no evidence for the so-called "vaccine-autism" link, other than vague conspiracy theories about "Big Pharma". Meanwhile, the resulting anti-vaccine panic has cost and continues to cost lives.
I know this is off the subject, but if you will just take a moment to look at my Petition-I would appreciate it kindly. Thanks!
Terrific Logic, Ali! Point made!
Ali, I was saying that for emphasis. That even in the worst-case scenario, even if every single condition was caused by vaccines, I would accept the verdict.
I was saying that even if the facts reveal something that I REALLY wouldn't want to exist, I would accept the findings of science.
Of COURSE no sane person is saying that every single case under the autism spectrum is caused by vaccines.
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"If the best evidence eventually shows that every single condition under the autism spectrum is caused by vaccinations, I will regretfully accept that finding."
I don't think I've heard anyone making that claim. I've never heard anyone saying that *all* autism is caused by vaccines. There's no logic in it. Substitute, for instance, paraplegia for autism in your argument:
"If the best evidence eventually shows that every single case of paraplegia is caused by road traffic accidents, I will regretfully accept that finding."
Otherwise what? You won't believe that *any* paraplegia is caused by road traffic accidents?
Many things in this world have multiple causes. Life isn't always black and white.
Utilization of the scientific method to discover the facts about any hypothesis doesn't just mean what goes on in a laboratory or a clinical study. If the credible evidence shows that any form of autism is caused by vaccines, then it is a scientific determination. That might include statistical analyses or other things which happen outside of a lab.
And if we are utilizing information which cannot pass muster using the scientific method, then we are not basing our decisions on credible evidence.
"If the best evidence eventually shows that every single condition under the autism spectrum is caused by vaccinations, I will regretfully accept that finding."
I don't think that the majority of people concerned about vaccine in connection to autism, believe that ALL and EVERY case of autism is caused by vaccines. On the other hand, that does not eliminate vaccines. Neither does the current stream of "scientific evidence". We have been the guinea pigs of science since its inception. Today's science is very often tomorrow's footnote, error, catastrophe or old wives tale
Science is far from infallible as has been demonstrated consistently over the centuries. Science is also not a constant, it is ever evolving. To use science alone as a basis to dissuade, debunk, belittle or ignore other concerns, observations, connections or philosophies is foolish at best and even dangerous. An open mind makes amazing strides, a closed mind stagnates.
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I just found out I am pregnant with #2 today! Only 12DPO but I'm very excited! I'm hopeful that everything goes well.
I had #1 at the hospital and had an epidural. I didn't get to the hospital until I was 5cm and didn't even know I was really in labor. My contractions were very mild (period crampish). I also had endless BHs from 20 weeks on, sometimes dozens a day, so I had gotten to the point to where I basically had to ignore them. I was finally dragged to hospital when they didn't stop and when I started bleeding a bit. I still thought it was false labor and that I would be sent home (I was only 37 weeks exactly). It wasn't. I got an epidural around 6cm just in case, because I knew the pain was going to get more intense, and my water hadn't broken yet.
My labor was easy and I barely had to push, so my overall experience wasn't bad. There are quite a few things I didn't like that were done though. I was too scared and unprepared to try a natural birth for my first, but I definitely would like to now that I have a better idea what to expect.
I found two birthing centers that are in-network for our insurance, and there is one with a midwife with good reviews who I'm planning to try to meet with soon.
One problem is that my DH is in the medical field and is very pro-hospital. He has a lot of doubts and fears. He also hates birth... I don't know why. When we were dating, I asked him what his biggest fear was and he said "birth." It was the weirdest response that I'd ever heard to that question. He can't explain why. He sees a lot of gory stuff at work and has even delivered a baby in a T-mobile, so it's not like he couldn't handle it. He did fine and was very supportive during my L&D, but it was so smooth and complication free and I was never really in pain.
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We have hundreds of the Bofu poisonous frogs in our park. We have trapped and eliminated over 50 until my daughter accidently touched one and got deathly ill from contact. These frogs are a menace to small animals and children.
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Figure 2 shows some of the minor peaks in the spectrum taken after step 13. Small amounts of deletion peptides are seen in addition to small peaks representing residual Pbf (Arg-protecting group). These are due to released Pbf attacking, for example, the Serine residue. Small contributions from cationization with sodium and potassium are also observed.
Figure 3 shows the MH+ region of the completed and deprotected peptide. Neurotensin (MW 1,673) and ACTH 18-39 (MW 2,465) were used as internal calibrants. The average error of the mass measurement was +/- 0.03 Da (5 replicates). This measurement is more than would be required to differentiate between a carboxyl and an amide (one Da difference). All masses are monoisotopic since the resolution of the instrument was sufficient to resolve isotopes at these masses.
1 hour deprotection is not required to determine if the synthesis is proceeding correctly. Figure 4 shows the peptide data after step 10 with a 10 minute deprotection step. The Pbf protecting group on Arg is clearly still present but some fully deprotected product (Fmoc peptide) is visible. The t-Bu protecting group on Thr is completely absent. No t-Bu group was detected after > 5 minute treatment with TFA. The trityl group used to protect Gln behaves similarly.
The result in Figure 5 is from the deprotection of the synthesis of the peptide SEHFLANES-OH. In this case the deprotection step was for 5 minutes only, and the presence of trityl and up to 3 t-butyl groups can be detected.
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no of girls=37/70*350=185
no of boyz=350-185=165
185-165=20girls more dan boiz.
Let x=boys y=girls
350-((ratio of girls/total ratio)*350=no of boys taking algebra.
No of girls-no of boys=girls more dan bois.
B)u wuld use both d 2nd n 3rd eqn
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let the number of boys taking algebra be 33x
let the number of girls taking algebra be 37x
33x+37x = 350
70x = 350
x = 5
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A Staples employee was accused Thursday of making fraudulent returns, manipulating the company's rewards program, taking money from the safe and stealing merchandise to sell on eBay.
According to an arrest report, Rafael Ortega Paz, 25, of the 1100 block of Turtle Creek Drive, North Naples, began selling the stolen Staples merchandise on eBay in July 2010. Investigators later found those items matched items that had been unaccounted for in inventory.
Ortega Paz also was accused of taking cash from a safe that he had a key to; manipulating a rewards program to obtain credit to buy merchandise; and making fraudulent returns to obtain store credit on gift cards, which he later sold.
The total estimated loss was redacted from an arrest report.
Ortega Paz told detectives the items from eBay were purchased by him on clearance and sold for a small profit. He faces a charge of fraud under $20,000.
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Hopefully it means that HTV is only transferring and restoring the video elements and not re-compositing the VFX. I swear, I will not buy another product they touch.
Overreact much?
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They probably know something we don't, since they'd probably have already started on season 4 by now...
This. As much as the people at Trekcore try to reassure us that CBS hasn't announced anything and that certain decisions are still "up in the air", there are a lot of remarks made in interviews leading up to the first season release that indicate that the work on season 4 has already begun and there is no reason to assume that the remastering isn't being done by HTV.
This is still a first day buy for me. I agree with everyone that there seems to be a drop in quality, but I also believe it isn't as bad as some make it out to be.
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Alaska State Troopers have identified the two men injured in a Glenn Highway crash Tuesday afternoon, crediting passersby with providing immediate aid before emergency crews arrived at the scene.
In a Wednesday AST dispatch, troopers say they responded just after 4:15 p.m. Tuesday to the single-vehicle wreck at Mile 116 of the Glenn, near Eureka.
"Investigation revealed that a southbound 1999 Subaru Legacy drove down the embankment, rolled several times, and came to rest after striking a tree," troopers wrote. "Both the driver, Ryan Palmer, age 21 of Wasilla, and the passenger, Michael Sunderland, age 19 of Palmer were ejected from the vehicle and seriously injured."
With the arrival of responders delayed by the crash's distance from population centers -- AST's response was dispatched from Glennallen, about 70 miles northeast of the crash site -- people on the highway were the first to reach the scene.
"A passing crew of Chena Hotshot wildland firefighters and their two medics cared for the injured and extinguished a fire which was caused by the crash," troopers wrote. "A passing (U.S. Air Force) physician from (Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson) also provided care."
LifeMed air ambulances flew both Sunderland and Palmer to Providence Alaska Medical Center, where Sunderland is listed in serious condition and Palmer is in fair condition as of Wednesday afternoon.
Troopers believe neither Sunderland nor Palmer were wearing seat belts, with AST spokesperson Megan Peters saying it's not yet clear pending toxicology tests whether drugs or alcohol were involved in the crash.
"The trooper doesn't think so, but we did the standard blood draw for serious injuries," Peters said. "It's going to be under investigation for cause and circumstances."
Friends have established GoFundMe accounts to help cover hospital costs for both Sunderland and Palmer, with each account set for a $50,000 funding goal.
Troopers Name Injured Men in Tuesday Glenn Highway Crash
Alaska State Troopers have identified the two men injured in a Glenn Highway crash Tuesday afternoon, crediting passersby with providing immediate aid before emergency crews arrived at the scene.
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On Tap Today: The election's upon us
Will Obama be re-elected for a second presidential term? Will Mitt Romney and his Wisconsin-based VP candidate Paul Ryan take over the White House? One thing is for certain - this election thing is a pretty big deal, particularly in a so-called battleground state like Wisconsin. So unique entertainment options appear to be a bit spare tonight as we wait to see how this election will pan out.
That said, the Riverwest Public House Cooperative at 815 E. Locust St. has found a way to celebrate the election and bring some much needed fun to the evening. It's been preparing for tonight with a series of "Hot Blind Debates" discussions this fall in addition to screening the actual presidential debates. Tonight, election coverage will be playing on two big screen TVs, with raffle prizes for guessing the popular vote in states before they're called, plus political jokes and "I Voted" drink specials. Oh, and according to the site, depending on how things go, cat videos might be shared as well. »Read Full Blog Post
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Drake and more
As fate would have it, Katy Perry (above, with fans) and Lady Gaga have both released brand new songs this week. So which top pop diva has the better track? Associated Press photo by John Shearer. »Read Full Blog Post
Milwaukee band Revomatics re-create '60s surfer music
Like Carly Rae Jepsen and Robin Thicke, the Revomatics' sound is strongly affiliated with summer. But in the Revomatics' case, it's the sound of summer from 50 years ago.
"Surf music is the punk rock of the early 1960s," said bassist Peter Flessas of the local surf-rock band. "It was dynamic music, but it was all instrumental, and you didn't have to have a big budget. It enabled young musicians to get their music out there." »Read Full Article(2)
Documentaries celebrate anniversary of Emancipation Proclamation, march on Washington
Four documentaries capturing the history of civil rights in America will be shown at the New Berlin Public Library to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King's March on Washington, as part of a project called, "Created Equal: America's Civil Rights Struggle."
The initiatives' four films, "The Abolitionists," "Freedom Riders," "The Loving Story" and "Slavery by Another Name" will screen Sept. 5, 17, Oct. 10 and 22, respectively, with a presiding moderator to facilitate conversations about changing meanings of freedom and equality in the U.S., the news release said. »Read Full Article
At Lebowski Fest, the costumes abide
Let's call Lebowski Fest what it is: a costume party.
Friday through Sunday, fans of "The Big Lebowski" will descend on Milwaukee in pursuit of White Russians and marmots. The film by Joel and Ethan Coen stars Jeff Bridges as The Dude, a slacker caught up in a case of a mistaken identity. The Dude, Bridges says in the film, abides, a.k.a. survives. »Read Full Article
Cats compete in regional cat show
Waukesha's Exposition Center housed the Great Lakes Regional Cat Show this weekend, presented by Wisconsin-Illinois Cat Fanciers. Nearly 200 cats entered the circus-themed competition, all hoping to rank "best" in their respective breed category.
The event was open to the public but came at a price - no attendees could play or pet the cats. The animals are judged against predetermined breed standards and grooming and many hold international titles. »Read Full Article
A Day for Detroit: U.S. critics celebrate an imperiled art collection
People do not give works of art to museums. Donors of great works of art give their treasurers to the cities they love, to the school children on yellow buses, the couples on dates, the artists and would-be artists, the seniors on a Sunday afternoon.
In a very real sense, the art in our museums belongs to us. It is a public trust. This simple truth is at the core of a foundational ethic within the museum world that prohibits museums from selling works of art to pay off debts. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
On Tap Today: A free Florentine show, summer concerts, Bing, and South Park reruns
Well, our web site may still read "Forentine at Alterra," but tonight you can take in some live opera and -- say it with me, now -- Co-lect-ivo coffee. Alter... um.... Colectivo on the Lake is hosting a free event with the Florentine Opera. Pull up a patch of patio, a lake view and enjoy some musical theater on a summer evening. The event includes a musical preview of the Florentine's upcoming season.
Or how about one of those "Road to..." movies with Bing Crosby and Bob Hope in an elegant house museum. »Read Full Blog Post


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RAUB: The public should not be emotional while casting their votes in the coming general election, MCA vice-president Datuk Seri Dr Ng Yen Yen said.
Dr Ng said voters should think wisely before giving their votes to the Opposition parties.
"I urge the people to ponder and think of the future of the younger generation and the country before entering the polling station.
"Under the leadership of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun
Razak, much have been done for the people and various initiatives and transformation programmes launched.
"The people should vote for political stability so that the country can continue to reap benefits in terms of development and economic growth," she said during a Chinese New Year gathering with residents in Kampung Tras near here.
Also present were Raub MCA division chairman Datuk Seri Lam Kam Sang, Bilut assemblyman Datuk Hoh Khai Mun and Pahang MCA Wanita chief Senator Datuk Lim Nget Yoon.
Dr Ng, who is also the Tourism Minister and Raub MP, took a swipe at some quarters who labelled Barisan Nasional as having done nothing good.
She said in their opinion, every single thing that Barisan had done for the people was wrong and not beneficial.
"However, when it comes to Opposition parties particularly the DAP, even if the party was at fault, no one seems to come out to criticise it.
"The Government is not 100% right but neither was it wrong all the time," she said.
Dr Ng said for the coming elections, the party would work hard to regain the Tras state seat from DAP.
Meanwhile, Lam admitted that MCA was facing a very big challenge during the coming polls.
"I hope the people would not listen to calls for a change in the Government.
"Do not gamble the future of the country as five years are a very long period to bank on a loose coalition with their own ideologies," he said.
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(Boston) - Newton resident M. Michael Wolfe, MD, chief of the Gastroenterology Section at Boston Medical Center, professor of medicine and research professor of physiology and biophysics at Boston University School of Medicine, was recently named one of America's Top Doctors by Castle Connolly Medical Ltd.
The America's Top Doctors guide, recognized by consumers seeking high-quality medical care, is a trusted and authoritative resource for identifying top doctors in the United States. The selected top doctors are nominated by hospital presidents, vice presidents of medical affairs, and chiefs of service in anesthesiology, obstetrics and gynecology, medicine, emergency medicine, pediatrics, psychiatry, radiology and surgery; as well as randomly selected board-certified physicians.
Prior to coming to Boston University Medical Center in 1996, Wolfe served as staff physician in medicine (gastroenterology) at the Brigham and Women's Hospital. He received his medical degree from Ohio State University College of Medicine and performed his internship and residency at the Hospital of the Medical College of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, where he served as chief medical resident.
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