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The best looking Twitter Plugin out there for WordPress. Excellent work.
Easy to use plugin. Does exactly what it says!! Thanks for such a great plugin!!
This Twitter widget works unlike many out there at the moment, but not being able to set a title is sad. Here's how remove the default text and add in a title that matches your theme.

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I don´t like plugins which force the user to do advertising for the plugin-author. With this widget you cannot add a title to the widget but have to use "mini tweets" as title and "tweets" is linking to the authors webpage - NO THANKS.
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i want to save a thumbnail to mochigames butwhat shall i save the illustartor file as to let it save
what shall I save the illustrator file to let me save it as a thumbnail for my game for mochiads
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No Australia gets games at about the same time as Europe, plus that must be the only game we've gotton before the USOriginally Posted by eskiemong
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No Australia gets games at about the same time as Europe, plus that must be the only game we've gotton before the USOriginally Posted by eskiemong
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LOL, no i mean on monday, or whenever it comes out, if anyone wants to play againts me in strikers (after i get the hang of it first)Originally Posted by Tails McCloud~
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Monday, October 15, 2012
When Your Medical Colleagues Retire
By Rod Moser, PA, PhD
I started clinical practice in 1973. It was a different (medical) world then. There was insurance, but most care was fee for service. Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) had just recently started to surface. Hospitalizations and emergency room visits were pricey in comparison with the cost of living, but not as astronomical as they are today. Office visits were relatively inexpensive. I was in my mid-20s and humbled by the complexities of medicine and the things I didn't know. Now, nearly four decades later, I am still humbled by what I don't know.
When I started to practice, it seemed like all of my colleagues were older than me. Since I started off in an internal medicine practice, most of my patients were older, too. I was the baby. As the years progressed, my patients and colleagues soon approached my own age. Now, many of my colleagues have retired or are retiring soon. Our patients are younger than us, and many of us have grand-patients. These are children of the children we used to care for.
I had lunch with two of my colleagues last week. One is 73 years old, another is 66. They are both retiring next year. I like hanging out with them, since I am only 61. I am the "baby" again. I am not planning on retiring for another four or five years. My wife is a PA and is semi-retiring in January after she turns 66. My colleagues, friends, and wife are all gracefully aging along beside me.
My 73-year-old friend said something that really made sense to me. He said that he does not know very many 85-year-olds who are actively traveling the world and having fun, so he figures that he may only have a small window to do what he had always planned to do when he retired. Granted, there are some active 85- and 90-year-olds out there, but not so many that we can live vicariously through their longevity.
This weekend, I spoke at a statewide medical convention. As I looked out at the room of faces, I was startled by how young they looked. Many were not even born when I started clinical practice. Our older colleagues in the organization have a sub-group called the "Dinos" – clinicians our own age who have shared our medical journey. We hang out in the lobby and talk about the old days while the younger clinicians are engaged in a swimming pool ruckus or wandering off to go dancing. One of my medical friends died last year of lung cancer. We all missed him at the Dino table.
We are all wondering what we will do when we decide to give up our full-time clinical practice. My 73-year-old friend wants to volunteer his time seeing patients at a free clinic; another wants to travel. I once covered a practice of an elderly pediatrician who could not retire. He finally passed away at home in his mid-90s, still going to the office three times a week. He had great-grand-patients!
It is a bit expensive to maintain your medical license, malpractice insurance, and continuing medical education requirements after you retire, but medical providers are reluctant to give it up. We see ourselves filling in from time to time when our younger colleagues have babies, go on vacation, or become ill. Some are looking forward to not being on call any more, but many will end up taking call for others (for a price). Some are planning to travel, assuming the world is safe enough to do so. Some are putting grandchildren through college, and believe it or not, some are worried that they will outlive their retirement savings and have to move in with their adult kids. We are all a bit worried about losing our mobility and fearing a life-ending health problem.
When I started with my particular group 13 years ago, I replaced a doctor who had a stroke at this desk. His recovery was slow. He ended up doing administrative work, but finally had to completely retire. He passed away a few years ago. Medical providers love their work, but no one wants to die at his or her desk.
A long-time friend of mine retired last year. The straw that broke the camel's back was a nuisance malpractice suit. Although he did not do anything wrong, the case settled out of court for an obscene amount of money. He was so devastated by the outcome of this case that he just hung up his stethoscope. I saw him for dinner a week ago, and he has finally recovered and come to terms with this most difficult decision.
I guess medical providers are no different than others who finally reach retirement age. Some will be absolutely elated; others will be concerned about maintaining their lifestyle on retirement income and social security in this changing and volatile economy. We have all heard stories about vibrant and enthusiastic people who finally retire, only to die a few years later. We would all like to avoid getting older, but that would require dying now.


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· Any time distressing world events might possibly interfere with the entertainment industry's ability to make a buck, we must all pause, take a deep breath, and cry to the heavens, But what about the box office children?! Let the hand-wringing begin as Paramount worries about whether or not the recent scare over explosive-liquid-wielding terrorists blowing up airplanes will affect the opening weekend gross of their movie dramatically recreating that time terrorists actually blew up some airplanes. [Variety]
In an story that only a studio's publicity department could possibly care about, Paramount announces that M:i:III will be the first! movie! ever! in! history! to be simultaneously released in classic DVD, HD DVD, and Blu-ray flavors. We put aside our sarcastic enthusiasm to note with genuine interest the fact that the Blu-Ray version of the DVD will contain a groundbreaking feature allowing the viewer to replace Tom Cruise with any one of five less creepy actors at the touch of a button. [THR]
NBC ensures that it can meet all of syndicated TV's demand for pantsuits and Navratilova haircuts for the near future, renewing Ellen Degeneres' talk show for another three years. [Variety]
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The Seven Types of Bookstore Customer
Hoping to work his way around to describing the graphic novel bookstore he wants to open some day, big box bookstore employee the Rocket Bomber has made strides in natural history by delineating the seven types of bookstore clients. Some snark in the comments has led to a followup post with additional how-to-run-a-bookstore musings.
Here today, gone tomorrow
Pop up shops have been popping up, well, pretty much everywhere. And pop up restaurants. And pop up art galleries. While the trend started long before the current retail downturn, and looks set to continue as companies strive to create interest in their products and services, will creative spontaneity start to look a little bit too planned and evolve into a mainstream retail channel?
The final hours of Circuit City
Astro-turf from Walmart?
Ernest Kirschner, a 61-year-old business owner from East Haddam, is among thousands of Connecticut residents who may become the new voice of Walmart. When the Benton, Ark.-based retailer formed its own "support group," the New England Customer Action Network, Kirschner signed up eagerly. "I would stick up for Wal-Mart as strong as I can," said Kirschner, a frequent shopper. "I really think they've gotten an unfair shake." Wal-Mart Forms Customer 'Support Group' To Counter Opponents [more inside]
Roberts Supremes reverses 100 years of antitrust law
There's been much talk about the Supreme's decisions on desegregation and free speech, but another ruling with broad consumer impact has gone relatively unnoticed. In a 5-4 decision [PDF], the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a 96-year-old ban on minimum pricing agreements between manufacturers and retailers. Dissenting opinion believes that this ruling will hurt consumers, raise prices and keep new retailers out of the marketplace. The 1911 ruling that was overturned was Dr. Miles Medical Co. vs. John D. Park & Sons which decided that it is always illegal for a supplier to dictate minimum prices to a retailer.
Akami Web Visualizations
Akamai's Internet Visualizations. Akamai is a major mirroring and caching service which serves up a large chunk of all internet traffic. They are now sharing some pretty visualizations based on their data which used to be customer only. News. Music. Retail. Real-time Web Monitor . Network Performance Comparison. Visualizing Akami.
107 'Add to Shopping Cart' Buttons
Add to Cart, Buy, Buy Now, Add to Brown Bag? 107 clickable shopping cart buttons on one page. Most popular colour: red. I only recognize the Amazon button--clearly I need to hone my online shopping-fu.
Think of it as evolution in action.
Little Citadels. "Dine, shop, live, work, and be entertained in a unique and alluring environment," says the Time Warner Center website - all without ever stepping outside your gleaming Manhattan skyscraper. San Jose's Santana Row, which at first glance seemed no more than a Beverly Center you can live in, is now being compared favorably to urban European living. And MGM-Mirage's new, mysterious and costly ($7 billion!) Project CityCenter brings the trend to Las Vegas - with gambling, of course. They're not Arcosantis - and they don't, as yet, require an Oath of Fealty - but by all accounts they're thriving. What do they have in common? Wealthy tenants, megacorporate sponsors, and a shared desire to integrate efficient, conspicuous consumption into every aspect of civic life. Paolo Soleri may have been right after all - maybe he just forgot to account for the effects of capitalism.
Best Buy? OR Worst Buy? You decide!
Best Buy to offer CDs by indie artists for $7.99. "Choose from 20 impress-your-friends selections" at below wholesale price. What does this mean to you and me? Responses from Carrot Top Distribution and Merge Records.
unite and take over
If you shop at Urban Outfitters a $10/hour manager will accuse you of stealing. Or something.
Retailer 'Targets' New Market
Target : Entertainment : Marijuana Presuming the URL will stop working at some point in the next few hours, here's a screenshot for posterity.
Game Over?
Game over for Toys "R" Us? A sale of their global toy business is being considered. FAO Schwarz and KB Toys have declared bankruptcy in the past year as discounters such as Wal-Mart have put the toy industry in turmoil. [full NY Times article; req.req]
I wasn't even supposed to be here today
This job would be great if it weren't for the customers... Demon customers might not just annoy employees, but they may actually cost businesses money. Maybe a guide would be useful.
All I Can See Is A Parking Lot
Big Box Juggernauts are taking control of the landscape across North America. How does it impact how we live, and where we live? [Flash]
WalmartFilter: "Wal-Mart controls a large and rapidly increasing share of the business done by most every major U.S. consumer-products company: 28% of Dial total sales, 24% of Del Monte Foods, 23% of Clorox, 23% of Revlon... Wal-Mart plans to open 1,000 more supercenters in the U.S. alone over the next five years.. giving it control over 35% of U.S. food sales and 25% of drugstore sales...The $12 billion worth of Chinese goods Wal-Mart bought in 2002 represented 10% of all U.S. imports from China." Setting aside questions of monopoly, isn't this a potentially dangerous monoculture?
Learn How to Make Change
Learn How to Make Change. Having never had to work retail and wanting to learn bartending, I found the FunBrain Change Maker to be a useful game where the player calculates the change given for a money purchase.
Yes, Conan... the Future...
The future of music retail... will be nothing like this. Echo Networks, a Los Angeles based "digital venture", in partnership with Best Buy, Tower, Wherehouse, Virgin & FYE, has launched an instore downloadable purchase initiative whose chances of failure are only exceeded by the extreme vagueness surrounding the announcement. For more, read the news article at CNET.
Happy Thanksgiving or Is It?
Happy Thanksgiving or Is It? In 1939, Franklin Delano Roosevelt responed to pressure from the National Retail Dry Goods Association to move the official date of Thanksgiving back one week to the next-to-last Thursday of the month. FDR hoped that this would enliven the economy by adding one week to the Christmas shopping season, but he received considerable political flak for tampering with what many viewed as a sacred religious holiday. (Thanksgiving is considered sacred even though it only became a national holiday due to lobbying by the editor of a 19th century woman's magazine.) New Deal-era Republicans were especially bothered by the calendar change and one essayist at the American Enterprise Institute still seems to carry a grudge. Congress later resolved the issue by passing a resolution in 1941 that designated Thanksgiving as the fourth Thursday of November.
A New Milestone for Video Games?
A New Milestone for Video Games? "Three of the nation's top retailers, including Wal Mart, on Monday said they had refused to carry a new video game billed as the first major release to feature full-action nudity and with prostitutes and pimps as major characters." I enjoyed their "banned ads" myself.
The Nametag Nation gets a voice online. Retail Workers along with our brethren in food service are the bulk of the nations clock-punchers now, and we've got a lot on our minds. Some sites, like the above linked, offer info on serious concerns. Other sites just let us vent. You may not agree with what we think, but we deserve to be heard from.
Finding What You Are Looking For in a Music/Video Store
Finding What You Are Looking For in a Music/Video Store
Sing to us if you want, but know that this method has a less than 50% success rate. Typically, we stand there and go, "Uhh... I dunno." And from my past experience, the people that work in music stores do not generally enjoy the majority of mainstream crap music.
Sing to us if you want, but know that this method has a less than 50% success rate. Typically, we stand there and go, "Uhh... I dunno." And from my past experience, the people that work in music stores do not generally enjoy the majority of mainstream crap music.
urban coffee opportunities
urban coffee opportunities according to this map, there are 38 starbucks within my area code alone. and right down the block, there are 2 out of 4 storefronts, of which this map only notes one: meaning there are more coffee opportunities available. this is the full link, since i think the first one got cut off.
idea from adbusters, but i did the work myself!
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Is it RIP for the CD single?
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Subject: Re: [OMPI devel] Threaded progress for CPCs
From: Jeff Squyres (jsquyres_at_[hidden])
Date: 2008-05-21 09:26:15
One more point that Pasha and I hashed out yesterday in IM...
To avoid the problem of posting a short handshake buffer to already-
existing SRQs, we will only do the extra handshake if there are PPRQ's
in receive_queues. The handshake will go across the smallest PPRQ,
and represent all QPs in receive_queues (even the SRQs).
If there are no PPRQ's in the receive_queues value, we'll just skip
the handshake and rely on IB's SRQ RNR retransmitting to fix any race
One point that needs clarification: whether IBCM and RDMACM *require*
posting receive buffers on the new QP's. If so, this scheme will run
into trouble because we do not want to post any buffers on SRQs; that
gets racy and difficult to synchronize right (especially if multiple
remote peers are simultaneously trying to connect to a single SRQ).
I'll check this out today or tomorrow.
We'll have to re-visit this when iWARP NICs start supporting SRQ, but
if the above assumption is true (no need to post any receive buffers
for IBCM and RDMACM), it will be good enough for v1.3.
On May 20, 2008, at 12:37 PM, Jeff Squyres wrote:
> Ok, I think we're mostly converged on a solution. This might not get
> implemented immediately (got some other pending v1.3 stuff to bug fix,
> etc.), but it'll happen for v1.3.
> - endpoint creation will mpool alloc/register a small buffer for
> handshake
> - cpc does not need to call _post_recvs()); instead, it can just post
> the single small buffer on each BSRQ QP (from the small buffer on the
> endpoint)
> - cpc will call _connected() (in the main thread, not the CPC progress
> thread) when all BSRQ QPs are connected
> - if _post_recvs() was previously called, do the normal "finish
> setting up" stuff and declare the endpoint CONNECTED
> - if _post_recvs() was not previously called, then:
> - call _post_recvs()
> - send a short CTS message on the 1st BSRQ QP
> - wait for CTS from peer
> - when both CTS from peer has arrived *and* we have sent our CTS,
> declare endpoint CONNECTED
> Doing it this way adds no overhead to OOB/XOOB (who don't need this
> extra handshake). I think the code can be factored nicely to make
> this not too complicated.
> I'll work on this once I figure out the memory corruption I'm seeing
> in the receive_queues patch...
> Note that this addresses the wireup multi-threading issues -- not
> iWarp SRQ issues. We'll tackle those separately, and possibly not for
> the initial v1.3.0 release.
> On May 20, 2008, at 6:02 AM, Gleb Natapov wrote:
>> On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 01:38:53PM -0400, Jeff Squyres wrote:
>>>>> 5. ...?
>>>> What about moving posting of receive buffers into main thread. With
>>>> SRQ it is easy: don't post anything in CPC thread. Main thread will
>>>> prepost buffers automatically after first fragment received on the
>>>> endpoint (in btl_openib_handle_incoming()). With PPRQ it's more
>>>> complicated. What if we'll prepost dummy buffers (not from free
>>>> list)
>>>> during IBCM connection stage and will run another three way
>>>> handshake
>>>> protocol using those buffers, but from the main thread. We will
>>>> need
>>>> to
>>>> prepost one buffer on the active side and two buffers on the
>>>> passive
>>>> side.
>>> This is probably the most viable alternative -- it would be easiest
>>> if
>>> we did this for all CPC's, not just for IBCM:
>>> - for PPRQ: CPCs only post a small number of receive buffers,
>>> suitable
>>> for another handshake that will run in the upper-level openib BTL
>>> - for SRQ: CPCs don't post anything (because the SRQ already
>>> "belongs"
>>> to the upper level openib BTL)
>>> Do we have a BSRQ restriction that there *must* be at least one
>> No. We don't have such restriction and I wouldn't want to add it.
>>> If so, we could always run the upper-level openib BTL really-post-
>>> the-
>>> buffers handshake over the smallest buffer size BSRQ RC PPRQ (i.e.,
>>> have the CPC post a single receive on this QP -- see below), which
>>> would make things much easier. If we don't already have this
>>> restriction, would we mind adding it? We have one PPRQ in our
>>> default
>>> receive_queues value, anyway.
>> If there is not PPRQ then we can relay on RNR/retransmit logic in
>> case
>> there is not enough buffer in SRQ. We do that anyway in openib BTL
>> code.
>>> With this rationale, once the CPC says "ok, all BSRQ QP's are
>>> connected", then _endpoint.c can run a CTS handshake to post the
>>> "real" buffers, where each side does the following:
>>> - CPC calls _endpoint_connected() to tell the upper level BTL that
>>> it
>>> is fully connected (the function is invoked in the main thread)
>>> - _endpoint_connected() posts all the "real" buffers to all the BSRQ
>>> QP's on the endpoint
>>> - _endpoint_connected() then sends a CTS control message to remote
>>> peer via smallest RC PPRQ
>>> - upon receipt of CTS:
>>> - release the buffer (***)
>>> - set endpoint state of CONNECTED and let all pending messages
>>> flow... (as it happens today)
>>> So it actually doesn't even have to be a handshake -- it's just an
>>> additional CTS sent over the newly-created RC QP. Since it's RC, we
>>> don't have to do much -- just wait for the CTS to know that the
>>> remote
>>> side has actually posted all the receives that we expect it to have.
>>> Since the CTS flows over a PPRQ, there's no issue about receiving
>>> the
>>> CTS on an SRQ (because the SRQ may not have any buffers posted at
>>> any
>>> given time).
>> Correct. Full handshake is not needed. The trick is to allocate those
>> initial buffers in a smart way. IMO initial buffer should be very
>> small (a couple of bytes only) and be preallocated on endpoint
>> creation.
>> This will solve locking problem.
>> --
>> Gleb.
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- 147-60 Inter-Regional Migration in Great Britain: Some Cross-Sectional Evidence
by Jack, A B
- 161-80 The Market Situation of Small Shopkeepers
by Bechhofer, Frank & Elliott, Brian & Rushforth, Monica
- 181-97 The Distribution of New Industrial Building in the 1960's
by Hart, R A
- 199-202 Definitions and Welfare Conditions of Public Goods
by Ng, Yew-Kwang
- 203-08 Definitions and Welfare Conditions of Public Goods: A Reply
by Evans, Alan W
- 209-20 The Financing of Scottish Railways before 1860: A Comment
by Gourvish, T B & Reed, M C
- 221-23 The Financing of Scottish Railways Before 1860: A Reply
by Vamplew, Wray
1971, Volume 18, Issue 1
- 1-30 Piecework Wage Determination in Coventry
by Brown, William
- 31-48 The Regional Income and Employment Multiplier Effects of a Pulp Mill and Paper Mill
by Greig, Michael A
- 49-67 An Index of the Poor and Rich of Scotland, 1861-1961
by Soltow, Lee
- 69-82 The Monopolies Commission and High Street Mergers
by Pickering, J F
- 83-97 Theories of Competition and the British Pottery Industry
by Smyth, R L
- 99-112 Double-Jobholding: A Regional Analysis of Scotland
by Alden, Jeremy
- 113-16 A Quest for an Unrecognised Publication of Adam Smith
by Gherity, James A
1970, Volume 17, Issue 3
- 337-48 The Case for Regional Policies
by Kaldor, Nicholas
- 349-68 A Utility-Maximising View of Universities
by Culyer, A J
- 369-89 A Statistical Study of U.K. Share Prices
by Dryden, Myles M
- 391-409 The Construction Sector in Economic Development
by Strassmann, W Paul
- 411-24 Competition Between Ports and Investment Planning
by Garnett, H C
- 425-40 Sources of Scottish Railway Share Capital Before 1860
by Vamplew, Wray
1970, Volume 17, Issue 2
- 117-25 The Emerging Issues
by Robertson, D J & Hunter, Laurence C
- 127-46 Theory and Methods of National Manpower Policy
by Crossley, J R
- 147-66 Trends in Plant and Company Bargaining
by Roberts, B C & Gennard, John
- 167-83 Public Sector and White Collar Bargaining
by Johnston, T L
- 185-203 Disputes Procedures
by Thomson, A W J
- 205-30 The Future Role of the Law
by Grunfeld, Cyril
- 231-47 Wages and Labour Costs
by Reid, Graham L
- 249-65 Equality and Inequality
by Alexander, K J W
- 267-94 The Status of the Industrial Worker
by Lupton, Tom & Hamilton, Robert
- 295-303 The Management of Human Resources
by Flunder, D J
- 305-18 The Role of Government Agencies
by Clegg, H A
- 319-36 British and American Labor Market Trends: A Case of Convergence?
by Garbarino, Joseph W
1970, Volume 17, Issue 1
- 1-17 Selective Employment Tax: Impact on Prices and the Balance of Payments
by McLean, A A
- 19-38 Growth Areas, Growth Centres and Regional Conversion
by Cameron, Gordon C
- 39-59 Some Problems In The Theory Of Labour Supply
by Hunter, Laurence C
- 61-68 Adam Smith And The Specie-Flow Doctrine
by Eagly, Robert V
- 69-77 The Backward-Bending Supply Curve Of The Fishing Industry
by Copes, Parzival
- 79-89 Private Good, Externality, Public Good
by Evans, Alan W
- 91-93 Full Employment And The New Economics-A Comment
by Lando, Mordechai E
- 95-107 Fact and Fallacy In Labour Market Analysis-A Reply to Mr. Lando
by Killingsworth, Charles C
1969, Volume 16, Issue 3
- 233-47 Some English Thoughts on the Scottish Economy
by Brown, A J
- 248-55 The Hunt Report
by Carter, Charles F
- 256-70 'Have You Heard the Phrase "Productivity Agreements"?' Findings from Two National Sample Surveys
by Behrend, Hilde & Knowles, Ann & Davies, Jean
- 271-87 Turgot and Adam Smith
by Groenewegen, P D
- 288-305 The Bank of Scotland, 1830-45
by Gourvish, T R
- 306-18 A New Look at the Distribution of Private Cars in Britain
by Sleeman, John F
- 319 Unresolved Issues in Japan's Early Economic Development-A Correction
by Sinha, R P
1969, Volume 16, Issue 2
- 109-51 Unresolved Issues in Japan's Early Economic Development
by Sinha, R P
- 152-76 The Political Economy of British Education
by Rowley, C K
- 177-95 Of Malthus, Lauderdale and Say's Law, Lauderdale and Say's Law
by Skinner, A S
- 196-211 Fluctuations in Private Housebuilding in Great Britain, 1950-1966
by Vipond, M J
- 212-24 The Next Step in Industrial Relations
by Thomson, Andrew W J
1969, Volume 16, Issue 1
- 1-19 Full Employment and the New Economics
by Killingsworth, Charles C
- 20-49 Types of Unemployment: With Special Reference to 'Non Demand-Deficient' Unemployment in Great Britain
by Thirlwall, A P
- 50-74 The Consistency of Soviet Plans
by Ellman, Michael
- 75-94 Dissent on Development
by Bauer, Peter T
- 95-98 Industrial Structure and Regional Economic Growth-A Comment
by Townroe, P M
- 99 Industrial Structure and Regional Economic Growth-A Further Comment
by MacKay, D I
1968, Volume 15, Issue 3
- 233-247 Some English Thoughts On The Scottish Economy
by A. J. Brown
- 248-255 The Hunt Report
by Charles F. Carter
- 256-270 'Have You Heard The Phrase Productivity Agreements"?'
by Hilde Behrend & Ann Knowles & Jean Davies
- 271-287 Turgot And Adam Smith
by P. D. Groenewegen
- 288-305 The Bank Of Scotland, 1830-45
by T. R. Gourvish
- 306-318 A New Look At The Distribution Of Private Cars In Britain
by John F. Sleeman
- 319-319 Unresolved Issues In Japan'S Early Economic Development
by R. P. Sinha
1968, Volume 15, Issue 2
- 109-151 Unresolved Issues In Japan'S Early Economic Development
by R. P. Sinha
- 152-176 The Political Economy Of British Education
by C. K. Rowley
- 177-195 Of Malthus, Lauderdale And Say'S Law
by A. S. Skinner
- 196-211 Fluctuations In Private Housebuilding In Great Britain, 1950–1966
by M. J. Vipond
- 212-224 The Next Step In Industrial Relations
by Andrew W. J. Thomson
- 225-225 Book Review
by A. Slaven
1968, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 213-226 INFLATION and THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, 1952–67
by F. W. Paish
- 227-249 Short-Term Forecasting Of Share Prices: An Information Theory Approach
by Myles M. Dryden
- 250-266 The Pattern Of Family Expenditure In India: An Econometric Study1
by F. G. Hay & R. P. Sinha
- 267-282 A Case Study Of A Shipbuilding Redundancy In Northern Ireland
by K. I. Sams & J. V. Simpson
- 283-299 Adam Smith'S Social Welfare Function
by J. M. A. Gee
1967, Volume 14, Issue 3
- 199-226 Earnings Of United Kingdom And United States Direct Investments In The Less Developed Countries, 1959-64
by Ranald S. May
- 227-242 A Local Input-Output Table
by Christopher Blake & Stuart McDowall
- 243-255 Managerial Decision Processes
by Brian J. Loasby
- 256-274 White-Collar Bargaining—A Case Study In The Private Sector
by Olive Robinson
- 275-290 Money And Prices: A Critique Of The Quantity Theory
by Andrew S. Skinner
- 291-302 Anglophobe And Anglophil
by G. E. Davie
- 303-304 Scottish Business History
by S. B. Saul
1967, Volume 14, Issue 2
- 97-109 Some Thoughts On Monopoly
by E. A. G. Robinson
- 110-117 A Price-Minus Theory Of Cost?
by R. L. Smyth
- 118-137 Economic Aspects Of Local Government Reform
by J. T. Hughes
- 138-155 Public Investment And Stabilisation
by R. W. Bates
- 156-174 The Finance Of Grant-Aided Schools In Scotland
by Barbara MacLennan
- 175-186 ECONOMIC PROGRESS IN BRITAIN IN THE 1920s: A REAPPRAISAL
by Neil K. Buxton
- 187-191 ECONOMIC PROGRESS IN BRITAIN IN THE 1920s: A REJOINDER
by D. H. Aldcroft
1967, Volume 14, Issue 1
- 1-11 The Moral Justification Of Free Enterprise
by A. L. Macfie
- 12-29 Investment Incentives And The 1965 Finance Act: Regional Implications
by W. Black & N. Cuthbert & J. V. Simpson
- 30-47 Manufacturing Employment, Growth And Labour Supply
by F. T. Walton
- 48-69 Activity Rates Of The Population Of Great Britain 1951–1964
by P. Galambos
- 70-79 Adam Smith And The Biographer
by S. G. Checkland
- 80-87 Growth And Fluctuations In The British Building Industry
by D. I. MacKay
1966, Volume 13, Issue 3
- 273-296 Price Images. Inflation And National Incomes Policy
by Hilde Behrend
- 297-316 ECONOMIC PROGRESS IN BRITAIN IN THE 1920s
by Derek H. Aldcroft
- 317-331 Ricardo And The State Of Nature
by Stanley Moore
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by D. P. O'Brien
- 352-362 A Note On Initial Allowances
by M. T. Sumner
- 363-376 Survey Of Student Income And Expenditure At Aberdeen University 1963-64 And 1964-65
by David F. Hendry
1966, Volume 13, Issue 2
- 189-204 International Liquidity
by R. F. Harrod
- 205-219 Regional Unemployment As A Cyclical Phenomenon1
by A. P. Thirlwall
- 220-237 The Overseas Trade Of Scottish Ports, 1900–1960
by M. W. Flinn
- 238-250 Poverty, National Assistance And The Family
by J. M. Jackson
- 251-254 A Wicksellian Monetary Model: An Expository Note
by Robert V. Eagly
- 255-261 African Primary Products And International Trade
by R. P. Sinha
- 262-263 Ian McDougall (ed.). An Interim Bibliography of the Scottish Working Class Movement and of other Labour Records Held in Scotland. (Edinburgh: Scottish Committee of the Society for the Study of Labour History, 1965.) Price 7/6 (post free)
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1966, Volume 13, Issue 1
- 1-4 Introduction
by D. J. Robertson
- 5-26 The Progress Of United Kingdom Exports
by J. R. Parkinson
- 27-41 Imports And The Terms Of Trade
by Ian G. Stewart
- 65-88 Fiscal Policy: Duties And Inducements
by A. D. Bain
- 89-135 Monetary Movements And The International Position Of Sterling
by Peter M. Oppenheimer
- 136-159 Long-Term Capital Movements
by Alexander G. Kemp
- 160-184 Trade With Europe
by S. J. Wells
1965, Volume 12, Issue 3
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by Richard Bird
- 243-266 Direct Overseas Investment In Nigeria 1953-63
by Ranald S. May
- 267-280 Economics And The Problem Of Method: An Eighteenth Century View
by A. S. Skinner
- 281-292 Educational Costs And Local Government Structure In Scotland
by J. Sleeman
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by G. Jahoda & M. Green
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by C. V. Brown
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by David Boddy
1965, Volume 12, Issue 2
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by H. W. Richardson
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by Gavin McCrone
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by A. J. M. Sykes
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by John Butt
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1965, Volume 12, Issue 1
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by A. Skinner
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CARMEL, Ind. (AP) -- Shares of ITT Educational Services slid to their lowest point in more than a decade Thursday after the for-profit college swung to a surprise fourth-quarter loss and issued a dim outlook for 2013.
New student enrollment declined 11.4 percent, following a worrying trend for the entire sector. The number of continuing students slid 18 percent, leading to an overall decline of 16.6 percent in total student enrollment.
The Carmel, Ind., company lost $9.5 million, or 41 cents per share, in the final quarter of 2012, reversing a year-earlier profit of $76 million, or $2.87 per share. The latest quarter was weighed down by a $71.1 million loss related to private student loan programs and a $21.8 million settlement cost.
Revenue fell 18 percent to $300.8 million from $368.3 million.
On average, analysts surveyed by FactSet forecast a profit of $1.85 per share and revenue of $313.6 million.
The entire for-profit school sector has been rattled by tougher government oversight. Enrollments soared during the recession, but have shrunk in recent years as the Obama administration put in place new, stricter regulations on recruitment and marketing.
Critics said students were being saddled with massive student loan obligations from the schools, which were not justified by graduation or employment rates.
ITT forecast 2013 earnings per share of between $3.50 and $4, and said new student enrollment could rise or fall 5 percent.
Analysts had been looking for expect a profit of $4.53 per share.
ITT Educational Services Inc. offers technology-oriented undergraduate and graduate degree programs at more than 140 locations in 39 states and online. In morning trading, shares shed 17.2 percent, or $2.47, to $11.86. Earlier shares traded at $11.69, their lowest point since 2000.
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I look at it about the same as anything else... I am planning on doing yard work today, I can be hurt doing that. I might get in a car crash on the way to Home Depot. You never know what life is going to bring. Thats why I wear my seatbelt, and carry a gun.
The proper mindset you speak of does not allow the thought of injury to control the situation. It cant. In self defense, your going to get hurt anyway (or at least about to). Your role is to minimize damage and live another day. If I get hurt, that sucks, but its the cards life dealt. The BG is going to get hurt far worse. You cant let fear of getting hurt enter your mind.
The key to the mindset is survive. Some most battles last only a few seconds, but I have said on this board before that the fight lasts much much longer. Once your ears stop ringing does not mean the fight is over.


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At the Dar Charkia you will be taken care of from the minute you make your booking. Lisa and Michael go to great lengths to ensure everything is arranged for you from booking trips and restaurants to looking after you in the Riad. This place is not some impersonal five star hotel, it is a small, friendly boutique hotel.
The Riad is very well located in walking distance of all the major attractions and is an easy taxi ride to the nice restaurants in the new town. Lisa & Michael have renovated this distinctive old property with great care and immaculate taste. It is beautiful and comfortable for its guests. The welcome you receive is really friendly and nothing is too much trouble for the staff.
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• Our City tour with Marco the guide used by the Riad and also the trip with him to the Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou (a long drive)
• Chez Pascal – an excellent French Bistro
• Our night in at the Riad with an good meal and a bottle of wine in front of our log fire in our room
• Essaouira – a great place to explore as a day trip
Things to watch out for: -
• People in the street telling you they are from your Riad and trying to get you to their friends carpet shop
• Taxi drivers telling you the restaurant you want is closed and you should go to their choice of somewhere else instead.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- We are a six-bedroom, exquisite boutique oasis of tranquility managed hands-on by the owners and located in the safe vicinity of the Dar El Bacha royal palace. Rooms are stylishly individually decorated, 3 with working fire places and all with en-suite bathrooms. Superb eclectic cuisine combining Moroccan and international dishes. Comprehensive free concierge service and 24h front desk presence. Free wi-fi. Fantastic roof terrace with view on Atlas mountains. ... more less
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The etiology of acute hemorrhagic or necrosing pancreatitis has remained an enigma. Infection,1 bile reflux,2 metabolic changes,3 trauma,4 and vascular changes,5 have been implicated and investigated in the past. Sympathetic-nervous-system influence has also been studied as a factor in the production of this lethal disease. Mallet-Guy et al have demonstrated that stimulation of the left splanchnic nerve can produce pancreatitis. They demonstrated this in experiments in 1944 in which acute pancreatitis was produced in the anesthetized guinea pigs and in experiments in 1949 in which chronic pancreatitis was produced in unanesthetized dogs.6,7
The present investigation was initiated to further investigate the influence of excitation and overactivity of the sympathetic nervous system on pancreatitis
Methods and Materials
The study is divided into three experiments according to the different methods of producing increased sympathetic activity: (1) ablation of the anterior hypothalamic nuclei; (2) repeated electrical stimulation
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The rally in shares of Tiffany (TIF +8.0%) off of its "triple-miss" keeps chugging right along as investors jump in with both feet even after the company seemed to set the plate for more slumping sales down the road. Analysts stand convinced that the bar was set so low for the company - that just averting total disaster was good enough to bring in ravenous buyers. NBG's Brian Sozzi notes with an air of caution that the pressure is now on Tiffany to show a robust holiday quarter to keep the good vibe going.
The rally in shares of Tiffany (TIF +8.0%) off of its "triple-miss" keeps chugging right along...
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2007's waterfall came as the markets very making new all time highs and carving out the mother of all tops!
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Conan O'Brien: All The Details On His New Show Premiering Tonight! (VIDEO)ToniFitz76
Ten months after he was booted off of NBC, Conan O'Brien is back tonight with the new show "Conan," debuting at 11 p.m. on TBS. Here's all the details on his new show, including link to preview videos, who his first guests will be, and what to expect this week from O'Brien, the father of two.
* First guest: "Nutcracker Lady" Arlene Wagner will be the first guest on the show. She was selected in a poll by viewers, who chose her over Lada Gaga, the Pope and Jack Nicholson. (Umm, not that he probably could have gotten the pope.)
* Seth Rogen will also appear on tonight's show.
* A live blog will be here during the show.
* Five die-hard Conan fans have been camping out awaiting tickets this week.
* The hysterical "Conan" promos are located here.
* Below is a video primer on how to throw a "Conan" premiere party. Will you be watching?
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Freelander rear window calibration. I have disconnected the battery several times but the rear window does not automatically go down to re-callibrate. Rear wiper blade also not working. Fuses are fine however. The CCU beeper buzzes when pressing the dash swith rear window. Any other suggestions please before I set fire to the damn thing?
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