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Being a genius was already troublesome, but being a lazy genius was way beyond that. Whatever holy power gave Shikamaru his over 200 IQ intelligence, he would curse it for all eternity because being so smart was, simply said, troublesome.
When recently, at the age of twenty-three, he finally passed his jounin exam with flying colors, everyone would just shrug and say 'Well, about time he passed. He's Shikamaru Nara, the famous, lazy 200 IQ genius'.
Oh, how Shikamaru wished that it was just that simple. No such luck; unfortunately, his brain didn't provide him with the knowledge of all Nara techniques and already developed taijutsu, instead leaving the genius to master it all by himself.
Frankly, his intelligence was much more of a bother than it was worth.
While at this particular subject of what exactly was a bother, Shikamaru's generously-endowed mind jumped to the matter of girls and his marital status as a bachelor ever since his birth. Or rather, pale blonde girls with pale blue eyes and the lack of such in his life.
"Shut up, idiots." Lazily drawing out syllables, Shikamaru stared at his so-called friends, who were currently busy howling with laughter, spilling bits of ramen in all directions possible. Irritated, he wiped his face clean from saliva and food and, hopeful to dodge another portion of it, hid his face in his arms, comfortably nestling it on the table of the famous Ichiraku Ramen stand.
The laughter was muffled a little now and the man sighed. "Why me?" He mumbled to himself and to whoever was listening to him. "I am a good ninja. I never killed anyone, unless it was necessary, I tried to carry out mission the best I can, no matter how troublesome they were...So, why me?"
Honestly, all that he wanted from life was a quiet, monotone life of an average shinobi. Ordinary wife who would tend the house, two healthy children and peaceful retirement when their future would be secure. It wasn't much to ask for and yet, he couldn't find enough motivation to even make the slightest effort to achieve it. Not with her, constantly on his mind.
A pat on his back brought him out of the self-pity circle his mind was currently running in. He warily lifted his head, noticing that the laughter subsided.
"Sorry, Shikamaru." Naruto apologized lightly, slurping with delight on another bowl of ramen. "I just couldn't help myself, hearing you say that."
"No wonder." Kiba Inuzuka sniggered from behind the Uzumaki. "A Konoha wonder, boy genius with 200 IQ, asking for an advice in such trivial matters! After all the complaining in the past, too."
"Now, now, guys. Don't laugh. We really should help Shikamaru to solve this problem." Ironically, Chouji was barely concealing his laughter as he spoke, his plump body shaking slightly from the muffled giggles.
Shikamaru rolled his eyes when the three of them started to chuckle to each other yet again. He seriously contemplated if he was needed anymore, seeing that the entertainment he'd just provided could last for another hours.
"Still! You haven't told us who the lucky gal is, Shikamaru! What girl drove you so crazy that you asked us for an advice?" Kiba slung his arm around the man's shoulders and granting him a wolfish grin to which the Nara responded with a bored 'What-the-hell-do-you-want-from-me' look.
Knowing the inexhaustible stamina of his two friends and determination of the third companion, Shikamaru would rather commit suicide than tell them who exactly made him so desperate. Anything would be better than facing the latter consequences his friends would cause, trying to help him.
However, before he could firmly state his opinion on this matter and before Kiba, along with Naruto, started to pester him, a familiar figure appeared on the street successfully silencing the four of them.
Ino Yamanaka obviously hadn't noticed their curious and concerned gazes on her as she dragged her feet slowly, towards the flower shop, a long curtain of blonde hair blocking her face. Her clothes were torn and bloodied and sweat was glistening on her skin as the sun shone on her when she walked away, swerving only slightly.
Trust Ino to make an unforgettable entry. Shikamaru thought inwardly, staring at the slowly fading form with his hands tightly folded in fists on the table.
"Whoa." Naruto broke the silence, slowly gulping down the ramen on his chopsticks. "What happened to her? I've never seen Ino so beat up!"
"She's a spy in training and applying for Konoha interrogator at the same time." Chouji sighed, shaking his head a bit with pity. "She has about three or at least two training sessions extra, every week. Not to mention that she still carries out jounin missions." He sighed, turning to his meal and stirring the content of the bowl slowly. "Both, me and Shikamaru tried to persuade her that it's too much, that she should take it more slowly...But she wouldn't listen. Besides, we didn't have many chances to talk to her. We don't have our team meetings, anymore."
"Oh? Why not?" Kiba inquired, twirling his pair of chopsticks in his hands, before placing them in his empty bowl.
The Akimichi shrugged. "Well, when all of us became chuunins, we went separate paths. Ino wanted to become a spy, I wanted to teach and Shikamaru preferred to continue his career as an ordinary ninja."
After Asuma's death, Chouji took it on himself to take his place and applied for a jounin teacher test, which he passed successfully. Right now, he had his first genin team to take care of and, as he said himself, now he could fully understand why Asuma-sensei was such a sadist on their training sessions. Shikamaru didn't have the courage to ask what Chouji meant by that, choosing to stay blissfully unaware of obvious child abuse his friend was implying.
"I see...and, let me guess, once Ino was out of reach Shikamaru found out just how much he loves her?" The Inuzuka grinned with triumph as a beet red blush spread all over the genius's face.
The Nara chose not to react to the provocative question, choosing instead to turn his head slightly in a feeble attempt to pretend that the orange light of setting sun created the violent flush on his cheeks.
Chouji grinned cheekily. "Checkmate."
"Huh? Shikamaru, in love with Ino? But she's loud! And bossy! You said you hated woman like that!" Pointing an accusing finger towards the dark-haired jounin, Naruto unintentionally spit bits of ramen on Kiba's face.
Kiba growled slightly, wiping his cheek clean with his sleeve. "Naruto, you eat like a pig. And it's not like Shikamaru wanted to fall in love with her." He smirked. "You're already an adult and yet you're still a child when it comes to such matters. Only someone as dumb as you wouldn't notice the obvious."
"Look who's talking, dog-breath!"
Shikamaru tuned out the bickering as usual, feeling the urge to run after his former teammate grow stronger, like a bubble. His frown turned deeper when he realized that he'd gladly carry her home if needed and maybe even tuck her to bed, anything just to make this damn, troublesome feeling of concern disappear!
Ino was already out of sight so in the end he did nothing besides rising slightly from his seat, only to plop down heavily after a minute. A sigh escaped his lips and his hand buried deeply in his dark locks, shielding his face.
It was highly disturbing that he was actually ready to do such things, even for her.
He slumped more in his chair.
"You want to go after her, huh?" Chouji commented lightly, observing his friend.
"Yea." Shikamaru grumbled, grateful that the other two were too busy to argue to listen to anything else. "Mendouksee."
"Does it mean that you're whipped, like your father?"
The Nara contemplated it for a while. "Well," he replied dryly. "I guess you could say I surpassed him."
"Tadaima." He lazily called out, opening the door of the Nara residence and sliding off his shoes, leaving them carelessly on the floor.
"Where were you this long? I thought you had a day off!" Just as usual, his mother appeared in the kitchen door, her whole posture signalizing displeasure and irritation. "I made you dinner, but it's already cold. You'll have to heat it up yourself."
He didn't even bother to head towards the kitchen, already proceeding towards the stairs. "That's not necessary. I've already eaten, I was hanging out with my friends."
"I'll freeze it then and you'll warm it up tomorrow, for breakfast. I'm not letting my cooking go to waste."
Shikamaru merely grunted, a signal that he acknowledged her order and slowly dragged himself upstairs.
"I met Nadeshiko Yamanaka today." It was nothing special, seeing that the Nara and Yamanaka clans were bonded by strong friendship, but it was something in his mother's voice that made Shikamaru stop, halfway up.
"She's really worried about Ino." Yoshino Nara folded hands on her apron, a look of worry crossing her features. "You heard that Ino moved out about three weeks ago? Now she's renting a flat, quite nearby. Anyway, ever since that, Nadeshiko barely caught a glimpse of her. She's barely home and even then, she's only sleeping for few hours, before going to train and on various missions."
She paused, looking at her son critically, from head to toe. A small grimace made its' way on her face.
Shikamaru had the elegance to remain unaffected under the scrutinizing glance. "What?"
"Quite a contrast, comparing to you. You barely train, ever since passing that exam."
The man mumbled something under his breath, before asking in a louder voice. "Did she say something more about Ino?"
Yoshino let out a sigh. "Well, she did say that Ino took too much on her shoulders. Especially that she's determined to provide for herself, carrying out missions to pay for the flat, food and so on. Even though her parents are ready to help her with that."
Shikamaru's hand tightened on the rail. "She has to earn for herself...?" With a heavy sigh, he continued his journey upstairs to his room.
As soon as he was out of sight, Yoshino let out a small smile and when the sounds of shower being turned on reached her ears, she hurried to the phone, dialing a number quickly.
"Nadeshiko...? It's me, Yoshino. Just as we thought, Shikamaru was really worried about Ino. And you know how much he has to care to be actually worried about something, much less someone."
A sigh could be heard on the other side of phone. "I'm glad. I'll be much calmer if Shikamaru will be there, watching over her."
"I bet that they'll become a couple really soon now." The Nara woman giggled excitedly and was answered with equal excited giggles from her female companion.
"Oh, I hope so. Ino's too stubborn for her own sake and I don't know how long she'll hold on."
"And my son is too lazy for his own sake. It's about time he started a life of his own and Ino is the only one who can make that bum to do something with it. Even if she's not aware of it."
With his body still wet from the shower, only slightly dried up, Shikamaru stepped into his room, with a towel around his hips being the only form of cover. Not bothering to turn on the light, the young man stood in front of a large mirror, contemplating his looks.
An average looking guy, with black, wet hair plastered all around his shoulders stared back at him, small eyes narrowing in obvious disapprove and the constant frown on his forehead.
With only one hand holding up the towel, Shikamaru turned around, judging his looks from both profiles and straightening his back, the other hand holding his hair upwards, in a characteristic ponytail.
After a minute he returned to his previous, slouching pose and let his hair fall on his face again. Nothing worth mentioning, when it came to his looks. Nothing that stood out in crowds. It was just as he'd always want; he was an ordinary looking man, perfect to lead an ordinary life.
'Aren't I the luckiest guy ever?' He thought with sarcasm evident in his inner voice. 'Of course, apart from the fact that I just had to fall for a girl that is almost obsessive about physical appearances.'
"Flowers are troublesome. Why do people care about them so much anyway?" A spiky-haired boy grumbled, looking with slight admiration as his teammate's slim fingers gracefully created a splendid bouquet for his mother's birthday.
"These aren't just flowers, Shikamaru. Each of them has a meaning. Plants have their own language." She took out a big, beautiful looking flower and positioned it in the center. "For example, look here. It's a beautiful flower, right? So big and bright...But, it's poisonous for many bugs and animals that try to eat even a smallest bit of it. Perhaps not exactly lethal, but it causes painful stomachache."
Shikamaru looked at the big flower warily, before focusing on Ino's hands again.
"Now, these." She took few, weed looking like plants with small, white flowers. "These are simple. Nothing special, right? They can't be used in a bouquet unless as an addition, somewhere in the background. Not in the middle. But, you know what? Their juice is used for many ointments and it's great for healing. It's really useful." She wrapped the small flowers around the big one and tied it up with a blue ribbon. "I like those flowers a lot. Even though they're not standing out, there's a lot more to them than it seems at a first glance."
Shikamaru's heart started to beat slightly faster. "Is that so..."
"Yup!" Ino nodded happily, handing him the flower arrangement. "But, I like the colorful flowers even more. It's so pretty!"
His heartbeat came to a rapid stop and then slowed down to its' earlier pace. Something on his stomach level sank. "Really."
Frustrated, Shikamaru ran his fingers through his hair and turned away from the mirror, slowly making his way towards the window. The memory gradually faded away from his mind.
"Even though you say such smart things from time to time, you're still blind, Ino." He grumbled irritated, looking in the darkness covered Konoha. A small figure slowly made its' way under his window and he glared at it, irritated.
The sight of long, blonde hair glittering in the dimly lights that greeted him, was not the one he expected and on pure instinct, he hid behind the curtains.
'She has to provide for herself,' He gulped, remembering his mother's words. He'd like to help her somehow, really he did but she'd never accept, just because she's too damn prideful!
As he watched her go, obviously worn-out and exhausted, his mind suddenly made a decision. To hell with everything. That troublesome, damned feeling that made him restless for God knows how many nights, has to end. Once and for all.
The knowledge he's only in his towel was the only thing that prevented him from jumping out of the window and running up to Ino.
He put on his clothes frantically and dashed downstairs, slipping on his shoes already halfway out of the door.
"I'll be right back!" Yoshino heard her son call and the door slam. With a delighted smile, she positioned herself near the window, squinting her eyes to get a better view of what was happening outside.
"Ino!!!" He'd caught up with her easily, especially after she stopped and turned around. Panting only slightly from the short run he steadied her by grabbing her firmly by the shoulders, unconsciously drawing her slightly closer to him.
She was beautiful, he noted with a sudden lump in his throat and, much to his embarrassment, he could feel a blush coming on his face, spreading slowly so that it reached the tip of his ears. Long, blonde hair slipped from the messy ponytail, encircling her beautiful face and big blue eyes looked at him, widening even more. He could see his reflection in them.
Later, Shikamaru Nara would seriously wonder what was wrong with him that night and what made him do what he did. And if he should be thankful for it or not.
Tightening his hold on her, Shikamaru took a deep breath and simply blurted out the first thing that came into his mind, seeing her like this.
"Ino... Will you marry me?"
And with that simple phrase, everything started.
A/N: I really think it's not a bad chapter. So, please, onegai, review! I need really a lot of encouragment on this one! R-E-V-I-E-W!


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DO THIRD-PARTY INKS HAVE A HIGHER YIELD THAN OEM's ?
DO THIRD-PARTY INKS HAVE A HIGHER YIELD THAN OEM's ?
2008-07-01 at 11:05:02 am #20116http://computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9104518&pageNumber=1
Cheap ink: Will it cost you?
replacement ink from a third-party vendor can save you big bucks. But
will you pay with lousy-looking prints that fade in no time? We did
months of testing to find out Razor-blade makers sell consumers the
shaver at low prices and then make a killing selling replacement
blades. Printer manufacturers do the same thing — selling their
printers on the cheap and then making bank on expensive consumables
like ink. It's a time-tested practice that's inspired a lively
aftermarket of cheap ink from third-party suppliers.The printer makers
– the original equipment manufacturers, or OEMs — claim that their
ink is worth the premium prices they charge for it. OEM ink, they say,
creates images that are more accurate and color-rich and longer-lived.
Third-party suppliers, on the other hand, say that their inks are just
as good but cost a lot less. For example, HP charges $18 for a black
ink cartridge for its Photosmart C5180 printer, but the same cartridge
remanufactured by Cartridge World costs only $8.75.Who's telling the
truth? To find out, PC World teamed up with the Rochester Institute of
Technology, a respected research university known for its top-notch
laboratory for testing imaging products. Using popular ink jet printers
from Canon, Epson, Hewlett-Packard, Kodak and Lexmark, we ran
side-by-side tests of brand-name and third-party inks to compare image
quality and fade resistance. We also tracked how many pages each
cartridge churned out before running dry.Our tests show that all of the
third-party inks in our test group yielded more prints per cartridge –
on top of costing less — but that, with some notable exceptions, the
printer manufacturers' ink we evaluated usually produced better-quality
prints and proved more resistant to fading. Of course, our conclusions
apply only to the printers we tested. We couldn't test all of the
printers that are available (partly because you can't get third-party
ink for all of them), so we picked a set of mainstream ink-jet printers
from recognized brands as a way of taking a snapshot view of the ink
The image quality face-off
The PC World Test Center
created a number of different text and image printouts, pitting
manufacturers' inks against third-party inks in five different
printers. Image samples included a motion shot of cars on a racetrack,
a close-up of a butterfly, a photo of a group of people with different
skin tones and a black-and-white photo of a boat. For text we created
Word document samples on plain paper; for line art we designed a test
document with closely grouped vertical and horizontal lines. Judges
then rated the pages for qualities such as color accuracy and vibrancy,
sharpness of text and of line art, and contrast levels in grayscale
images.In most matchups, brand-name inks outperformed third-party
alternatives, but there were a few instances in which third-party inks
fared just as well as the brand-name inks did. For example, in
evaluations of output from the HP Photosmart C5180 printer, inks from
third-party challengers Cartridge World and LD Products earned scores
identical to those awarded to HP's own ink, including an overall rating
of Good, on almost all of our tests. Both the HP and the third-party
inks printed color glossies quite well but were just so-so at producing
color images on plain paper.However, after RIT technicians submitted
their fade and yield results — and returned the printers they had
tested to us — they became concerned that some of the HP-brand ink
might have remained in the HP 5180 printer when it was printing test
images using third-party ink, because the printer has unusual, long ink
tubes that connect the cartridges with the printer nozzles. RIT
therefore recommended that we omit the HP and HP-compatible inks from
the fade test results.We subsequently conducted our own tests to
determine how much ink could have remained in the HP printer's tubes.
To do so, we swapped the cyan and magenta inks (in a set of aftermarket
cartridges) and printed a color composition. The image quality changed
dramatically with the eighth print, indicating that the swapped ink had
flushed the HP ink; if any difference in image quality were to occur,
it would have to happen after the machine had printed eight pages. We
then printed 20 pages from each set of cartridges — HP's ink and three
aftermarket inks — and saw no change in print quality, a result
tending to support our earlier conclusion that the print quality of the
third-party ink was equal to that of the HP ink.In output from an Epson
CX5000 printer, Epson's and LD Products' inks performed well overall,
though the Epson ink scored higher for its color glossies and grayscale
prints. Our judges didn't care for the line-art output from either
vendor's ink, however; one judge commented: "Blech! Lots of overlapping
lines. Horrible diagonals — jagged and feathery.Tested in a Canon
Pixma MP830 printer, Canon ink produced samples that looked
particularly sharp in our plain text, color glossy and grayscale print
tests. A third-party competitor, TrueStar, was no slouch either,
receiving an overall score of Good. The TrueStar ink excelled at color
glossies but fell far short of Canon ink at printing on plain paper,
whether the content consisted of color images, grayscale images, or
text.Lexmark's house brand of ink (tested in a Lexmark X3470 printer)
earned a Good overall score, and its color glossy output snagged the
only superior rating our judges awarded. Meanwhile, the inks from
Cartridge World, Overstock.com and Walgreens earned lower marks
overall: For color glossies, the third-party inks earned scores of Good
or Very Good (below the ratings for Lexmark's own ink), and their
grayscale output received a grade of Poor. Our panel criticized the
third-party inks for banding (abrupt changes between shades of the same
color) and for odd,
Third-party ink yields were higher
On the
other hand, printing with the third-party cartridges in our tests will
save you anywhere from 3% to nearly 70% per page, depending on what
kind of printing you're doing. For example, a set of remanufactured
Epson Stylus CX5000 color cartridges (cyan, magenta and yellow) from
123Inkjets.com printed nearly 70% more pages than the Epson ink, at a
cost of about 9 cents per page of color printing and 2.6 cents per page
for black. In contrast, Epson's ink cost 30 cents per page of color
printing and about 10 cents per page for black. Epson's Web site says
that a set of its color cartridges for the CX5000 should print about
350 pages, but the Epson cartridges we tested averaged only about 190
pages. In contrast 123Inkjets' remanufactured color cartridges averaged
just over 320 pages.Third-party ink cartridges outlasted HP ink
cartridges by an even greater margin. 123Inkjets' black cartridge for
the HP Photosmart C5180 printed at a cost-per-page of 0.6 cents, while
its brand-name HP counterpart printed at 2.2 cents per page. The
123Inkjets cartridge yielded 72% more pages than the HP before needing
replacement. 123Inkjet's color cartridges (cyan, magenta and yellow)
did even better, yielding an average of 99% more pages than the HP
cartridges. Cartridge World cartridges, which cost less than HP's OEM
versions on all counts, produced impressive page yield numbers, too:
Its black, cyan and magenta cartridges generated about 70% more pages
than the HP cartridges, and its yellow cartridge churned out 80%
more.The overall disparity between Canon inks and Cartridge World inks
was smaller. Both cartridge sets produced reasonably good page yields
and costs per page for black and color prints. For high-quality photo
prints, however, the Cartridge World cartridges were a bargain,
printing at 17 cents per page versus the Canon ink's 26 cents per page.
Manufacturers' inks aged gracefully
factors determine how well a color print withstands the effects of
aging. Heat, light and pollution play major roles, as do the inks'
chemical composition and the type of paper they're printed on. To test
the inks' resistance to these sources of image fading, RIT technicians
placed print samples in an image-durability chamber, which speeds up
the aging process by exposing the prints to concentrated levels of
ozone and ultraviolet light. In the end, all of the inks tested
suffered some loss of optical density, but the OEM inks generally
resisted fading better than their third-party competitors did.In RIT's
study, Epson's inks, on average, showed by far the greatest resistance
to fading. Test prints created using Epson ink lost only 0.5% of image
density in the ultraviolet light test, and only about 1.6% of image
density in the ozone exposure test. So slight a degree of degradation
is hard for the human eye to detect. Images created using
Epson-compatible 123Inkjet inks, the lone Epson competitor tested by
RIT, lost an average of 36% of their image density under UV exposure
and 29% under ozone exposureThe Kodak inks (tested with a Kodak
Easyshare 5300 printer) averaged 5% fade after 80 hours in the UV
chamber, while fading only 1.45% under ozone exposure. (At the time of
our testing, no compatible third-party ink had yet emerged to compete
with Kodak's ink; LD Products has since brought out cartridges for the
5300.)The Canon brand ink faded 28% under exposure to ozone and 10%
under UV light. Canon-compatible Cartridge World inks faded about twice
that much — roughly 66% in the ozone test and 22% in the UV test.In
RIT's UV test, the Lexmark ink proved far more fade-resistant than the
Walgreens ink and marginally better on average than the Cartridge World
and OverStock.com inks. None of the Lexmark or compatible inks faded
substantially in the ozone test. Canon supplies — particularly the
black and green inks — faded noticeably, but Cartridge World ink faded
even more in all colors except black.
And now a Kodak moment…
asserts that its cartridges have more going for them than a low price:
It says prints made with its inks are as vivid, colorful and accurate
as those made with any other manufacturers' inks on the market. We
confirmed Kodak's claims on both counts: Kodak inks were as economical
as the third-party inks, selling at $10 for black and $15 for color
cartridges, the same price as cartridge refills at Walgreens. The Kodak
inks' cost per page is fairly good, too, at 2 cents for black printing,
8 cents for color and 12 cents for photo. Kodak inks earned scores on a
par with those of the other manufacturers' inks in our print-quality
tests, and they rated especially highly in color glossy print jobs. And
Kodak inks were second only to Epson in resisting ozone and UV
light.Printer vendors say that their ink cartridges are more reliable
and pose fewer technical problems in their own printers than
third-party products do. Most third-party ink sellers remanufacture
(that is, they buy, clean and refill) used brand-name cartridges or
resell cartridges that they buy from another manufacturer.Our research
tended to corroborate the printer manufacturers' claims. In the RIT
tests, brand-name cartridges consistently installed and ran without a
hitch, whereas some third-party supplies worked poorly or not at
all.For instance, a few Walgreens and OverStock.com cartridges designed
for the Lexmark X3470 printer suffered from color mixing (in which ink
from one cartridge leaks into another inside the printer) and from
print-quality defects. Supposedly compatible Cartridge World cartridges
– 40 of them, in fact — failed to work in the Epson Stylus CX5000
printer and could not be tested. (The Epson unit's ink-replacement
software utility reported, "The installed ink cartridge is incompatible
with this printer" but didn't provide details.) And two of 20
Lexmark-compatible cartridges from Cartridge World arrived at RIT with
ink leaking into the packaging prior to installation.These reliability
problems are not entirely the fault of the third-party ink sellers.
Some manufacturers put microchips in their cartridges and printers,
thus making it harder for third-party suppliers to design compatible
supplies. "They'll put in a chip to keep third parties from being able
to reverse-engineer" the product, says IDC printer analyst Keith
Kmetz.For instance, Canon ink cartridges include a computer chip that
thwarts third-party competitors. "Nobody's been able to replicate it,
figure it out, figure out how to reset it, get around it," says Steven
Eaton, store manager of Cartridge World in Folsom, California. "Printer
manufacturers roll out new printers every six to eight months, and it's
a struggle to keep up with all the new technologies," Eaton
says.Vendors also use scare tactics to discredit third-party products.
"We see vendors saying your warranty could be affected if you're not
using their genuine supplies," says IDC's Kmetz."Usage [of a
third-party ink cartridge] alone does not void the warranty," says
Tricia Judge, executive director of the International Imaging
Technology Council, a trade group for toner and ink suppliers. The only
way the warranty can be voided, according to Judge, is if a third-party
product damages the printer. And if you're dealing with a legitimate
aftermarket vendor, "they're going to repair or replace the printer for
you if their cartridge damages it."
The bottom line on printer inks
on your printer, you may be able to find cheaper, third-party inks that
perform as well as or better than the brand-name stuff. In our study we
found that third-party ink cartridges usually cost less and often
yielded more prints than their manufacturer-made rivals. On the other
hand, in most cases, we confirmed the printer manufacturers' claims
that their own inks produce better-looking images.Deciding between
brand-name and third-party alternatives depends in part on how you plan
to use your prints. If you want high-quality color photos that future
generations will be able to enjoy, then OEM inks are usually a better
choice.Many of us, however, don't need the best ink supplies that money
can buy. If your prints tend to be for one-time-only office
presentations, text documents for school, or temporary color images
(such as plain-paper photos), inks from third-party suppliers may be a
reasonable cost-saving option. And over the lifetime of your printer,
cost savings from buying third-party inks can be considerable.
Where and how to buy cheap ink
aftermarket for printer ink can be a tricky place to shop. Third-party
cartridges cost less than the manufacturers' brands — which is why
people buy them. But it can be a lot harder to tell whether a
third-party vendor sells high-quality ink products.One time-tested
method is to shop at an established retailer (online or
brick-and-mortar) that guarantees the quality of its products. Obvious
examples include office supply chains such as 123Inkjets, Cartridge
World, Office Depot, Office Max and Staples, all of which carry
third-party ink cartridges.But finding third-party ink for your
specific printer model can be a challenge, particularly if your unit is
very new, very old or not very popular. Before driving around town to
find the right cartridge, do a little homework online. At today's
insane gas prices, you could end up spending $20 on fuel just to save
$10 on an ink cartridge.Like the online arms of other major retailers,
Staples.com has an ink and toner finder. Click the link for to find a
decent assortment of third-party supplies for Brother, Canon and
Lexmark printers. If you find compatible ink, you can buy it online or
check with your local outlet to see whether it has the product in
stock.If you're dealing with a vendor that you haven't used before, ask
questions. A reputable online ink retailer will provide names and
contact information for the ink manufacturers that it buys its supplies
from.When shopping for remanufactured cartridges, ask the third-party
supplier how thoroughly it inspects used cartridges before refilling
them. "Do they look for cracks? Do they test the electrical
characteristics of the cartridge? A cartridge can look fine but have a
broken electrical component, and then it won't work," says Tricia Judge
of the International Imaging Technology Council. The vendor should also
test the cartridge after the refill, Judge adds.
How we tested the longevity of inks
photographs fade over time, as sunlight and pollution take their toll.
But to determine whether printer manufacturers' inks last longer than
those of third-party suppliers, researchers need to condense years of
image fading into just a few days. How do they do it?Technicians in the
Imaging Products Laboratory at the Rochester Institute of Technology
(RIT) place color prints in environmental chambers where they can
accelerate the prints' exposure to ultraviolet light and ozone — the
atmospheric pollutants responsible for sapping the color from graphics
as years go by.For this feature, RIT tested print samples from
manufacturers' inks and from third-party aftermarket inks. Altogether,
it tested 10 cartridges per color, per vendor.For the light-fastness
tests, RIT technicians placed the print samples in a Xenon-arc chamber
for 80 hours at 145 degrees Fahrenheit, exposing the samples to an
increased level of ultraviolet light. In the chamber, brief bursts of
high-intensity light mimic the effects of a low-intensity exposure over
a period of many years.The laboratory also ran tests to determine how
well a print resisted the effects of ozone or pollution in the real
world. In this test, RIT researchers measured the image's color values
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Miscues doom Florida in second half against AuburnOct 15, 2006 - 3:06 AM AUBURN, Alabama (Ticker) -- Auburn made life miserable for Chris Leak and Florida after the break.
The 11th-ranked Tigers forced two late turnovers by Leak en route to a 27-17 Southeastern Conference triumph over the second-ranked Gators, who had been the only unbeaten team remaining in the rugged league.
Auburn (6-1, 4-1 SEC West) had lost eight of the previous nine encounters with Florida, but the teams had not met since 2002, when the Gators posted a 30-23 home triumph in overtime. However in 2001, Damon Duval's 44-yard field goal with 10 seconds left lifted Auburn to a 23-20 victory over No. 1 Florida here.
"What a difference a half will make for a defense," Tigers coach Tommy Tuberville said. "We couldn't slow them down in the first half, and they couldn't move it in the second half. I am so proud of our defense for growing up and start making plays."
The Tigers - who were coming off a 27-10 home loss to Arkansas - trailed in this one, 17-11, before Jerraud Powers blocked a punt and Tre Smith ran it back nine yards for a score with 10:51 to play in the third quarter.
The score remained unchanged when, with 9:29 to go in the contest, Leak was sacked deep in Auburn territory by Quentin Groves, who knocked the ball free as the quarterback was getting rid of it, and Tray Blackmon recovered.
"It felt good to do that," said Blackmon, a redshirt freshman who had been suspended for the first six games of the season for an alcohol-related arrest. "I knew we needed someone to step up and make a big play in that situation. We had our back against the wall. I was just happy that it was me."
The Gators challenged the call, feeling Leak had gotten a pass off, but the ruling was upheld.
"We challenged it because we thought it was an incomplete pass," Gators coach Urban Meyer said. "We will go back and watch it on TV but obviously there wasn't enough evidence to overturn the call on the field. We have to live with the call and we have to get better."
"I felt like my arm was coming forward, but that's how those calls go sometimes," Leak said. "The main thing is that we didn't take advantage of the opportunities that we had. You have to give Auburn credit, they played a great game."
Auburn's John Vaughn narrowly missed a 45-yard field goal with 3:16 to play, but Eric Brock intercepted Leak on the next play, setting up Vaughn's 39-yard kick with 31 seconds left that made it 21-17.
"John was huge tonight," Tigers quarterback Brandon Cox said. "That last kick was major redemption for him. He came off the field and told me to get the ball back down there and he would make up for it. That is exactly what he did."
"I have to make that," Vaughn said. "I told Brandon to get me back down there so I could have another chance. It was a good snap and a good hold. It just drifted on me a little bit."
The Gators (6-1, 4-1 East) fumbled a hook-and-ladder play with no time left, and defensive back Patrick Lee picked up the loose ball and ran 20 yards for the final margin.
"It's hard to play in this sport unless you get turnovers," Tuberville said. "We are not a great offensive team. Everything comes hard for us. If we have to drive the length of the field, it is just almost impossible. We challenged our defense to get some turnovers and help our guys out."
Leak completed just 9-of-17 passes for 108 yards, a touchdown and the interception. He was sacked three times.
Cox went 18-of-27 for 182 yards and was sacked on five occasions.
Florida had taken a 10-3 lead on a 15-yard pass from Leak to Dallas Baker 53 seconds into the second quarter.
Auburn was credited with a safety four minutes later when left guard Jim Tartt was called for a holding penalty in the end zone. The Tigers pulled within 10-8 on a 31-yard field goal by Vaughn with 4:58 to go in the half.
Freshman phenom Tim Tebow gave Florida a 17-8 cushion with a 16-yard TD run before Vaughn reduced the deficit to six points with a 34-yard field goal with 30 seconds left before the break.
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Nectanebo II (Nakhthoreb), reign 360-343 B.C., was the last native pharaoh of ancient Egypt. He was a dynamic ruler whose reign of nearly two decades has been justly characterized as a renaissance in art and learning. Nectanebo II commissioned the erection and restoration of monumental temples throughout the land, including the multi-storied shrine to Isis, built of Aswan granite in the Delta at Iseion. Although he was forced to flee to Nubia in the wake of the Persian invasion, later generations remembered Nectanebo II in flattering terms. In the romantic history of Alexander the Great written by Pseudo-Callisthenes during the Roman Imperial Period, Nectanebo II appears in Macedonia as an itinerant magician-priest whose powers, on behalf of the Egyptian state god Amun, engender Olympias with the future Alexander the Great.
Other than the greywacke statue of Nectanebo II, which depicts the king in small scale standing before the falcon god Horus, now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (see pl. 3d in Josephson, Egyptian Royal Sculpture of the Late Period, 400-246 B.C.), no other inscribed statues are known that preserve the face (there is a headless granite statue in Cairo, p. 136 in Daressy, "Débris de statue de Nectanebo II" in Annales du Service des Antiquités de l'Egypte, 19). Several portraits have been attributed to him, all showing Nectanebo II wearing the Blue Crown, including a quartzite head in the University Museum, University of Pennsylvania, a basalt head in Alexandria, and a granite head recently acquired by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (see plates 10a-b in Josephson, op. cit.). The Jéquier portrait, despite the condition, can also be attributed to Nectanebo II through comparison of the treatment of the surviving eye to those of the UPenn, Cairo and Boston heads. This exhibits a curvilinear contour at what was originally the juncture of the straight raised relief brow with the root of the nose. Also typical is the narrow distance between the upper eye lid and the bottom edge of the brow.
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Lee Friend's was taking down a tree for my next door neighbor. I walked over and asked if they might be interested in taking some low branches out of a large tree in my front yard to let some light through to the grass. As soon as they finished up with my neighbor, they came over, went over exactly what branches I would like taken, and then went to work. They were efficient, quick, cleaned up, and the price was very competitive. Great job guys! I will have you back out to give an estimate on some other work I need in the backyard.
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Here's a look at the players who were on board as of Wednesday morning:
- Darren Myles, 6-2, 180, 4.5, Carver High School, Atlanta, Ga., is ranked No. 8 among the nation's safety prospects, and he's the most pleasant signing day surprise to this point. A four-star prospect, Myles selected the Vols over offers from LSU, Alabama, Florida, Kentucky and Purdue. His father was Jamal Lewis' coach at Atlanta Douglas, and worked a couple of Tennessee football camps under Phillip Fulmer. As a senior Myles had 80 tackles, 5 tackles for a loss, one interception and two fumble recoveries. He was named AJC First Team All-State DB, and selected for the Under Armour All-Star Game. An excellent athlete with refined skills and great recognition, Myles closes quickly and delivers a blow with verve. He reports a 36-inch vertical, a 260-pound bench and 550 in the squat. Could also play wide receiver on the next level, but most teams prefer his experience and expertise on the last line of defense.
- Jerod Askew, 6-0, 230, 4.55, Chesapeake, Va., is a fast, compact linebacker, who hits like a ton of bricks and punishes ball carriers regularity, is ranked the nation's No. 6 strong-side linebacker. Askew compiled 130 tackles as a senior including 18 for loss, 12 sacks and three interceptions. He had another 120 stops, 14 sacks and 24 tackles for loss in 2007.
- Nyshier Oliver, 5-10, 170, 4.40, Jersey City, N.J. returned to Tennessee's fold after de-committing in November in favor of Notre Dame. The nation's No. 20 ranked safety and a four-star prospect, Oliver is an athletic, physical defender with good instincts and outstanding closing speed. Could be pressed into duty at running back if depth becomes a concern.
- Mike Edwards, 5-10, 170, 4.45, of renown Glenville High School in Cleveland, Ohio, is almost an exact replica as Oliver in terms of size, speed and athleticism, except Edwards is the nation's No. 21 cornerback. Excellent body control and transitional skills. A big, late get for the Vols who will compete for playing time from his first day on campus.
- Arthur Jeffery, 6-4, 285, 4.90, Sarasota, Fla., is another four-star prospect ranked the nation's No. 20 defensive tackle. This may be the Vols best value signing in the Class of 2009. He tore an ACL in October which raised concerns but his potential alone makes Jeffery worth the gamble. As a junior he had 74 tackles, 28 for losses, 11 sacks, five blocked kicks and four caused fumbles.
- James Green, 6-2, 205, 4.55, of Tallahassee, Fla., was handpicked by Lane Kiffin as a fit for UT's new pro offensive system. Green, who had 45 receptions for 807 yards and 10 touchdowns as a senior, has seen his stock steadily rise during his year at Leon High School where he transferred to from Dr. Krop High on Miami. The three-star prospect is currently ranked No. 73 at his position. He chose the Vols over Auburn, Ole Miss, North Carolina, South Carolina and South Florida.
- Zach Rogers, 6-1, 170, 4.48, David Lipscomb High in Nashville, is the younger brother of UT senior receiver Austin Rogers, and is also a receiver who is ranked No. 56 nationally. Rogers amassed 688 yards and eight TDs in 29 catches, and rushed the ball 44 times for 460 yards and five TDs in 2007. On defense, he intercepted seven passes from his safety post. He was offered by Alabama, Auburn, Oklahoma State, Stanford and Texas Tech among others.
- JerQuari Schofield, 6-6, 298, South Aiken (S.C.) High School, is an imposing specimen who is ranked No. 31 among offensive tackle prospects. He originally committed to Tennessee in June of last year, but the Vols had to hold off a late charge by in-state schools South Carolina and Clemson to earn this behemoth's autograph.
- Kevin Revis, 6-4, 270, 5.3, Rhea County High School in Evensville, Tenn., is ranked the nation's No. 38 offensive guard but could play center. Explosive off the line and aggressive at the point of attack, Revis earned a reputation as a hard-nosed player and has been active in supporting the Vols recruiting efforts.


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The kidneys are two bean shaped organs located on both the sides of the spine, above the waist and in the center of the back. Kidneys are one of the most important organs in the human body. They are responsible for many life-sustaining functions such as: eliminating waste from the blood, maintaining adequate balance of salt and minerals and also maintaining blood pressure. Any disease of the kidneys can result in lot of problems, as the waste products instead of being eliminated, start to accumulate in the body; and you can imagine what a host of problems that can cause, such as edema, vomiting, insomnia, weakness, breathlessness etc. If the kidney problem or disease is ignored and not treated promptly, then it can cause permanent and irreversible damage to the kidneys with them not being able to function ever again! This is a very serious condition and should be avoided at all costs.
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This condition occurs as a result of analgesics overuse or overconsumption of analgesics. Symptoms of Analgesic Nephropathy include: Pain, polyuria, hematuria, hypertension, anemia and proteinuria. Diagnosis can be confirmed by urinalysis, CBC, CT scan, intravenous pyelogram, toxicology screening and ultrasound of the kidneys. The main treatment for Analgesic Nephropathy is stopping all OTC medications.
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Angiomyolipoma is a common kidney tumor commonly seen in females. Angiomyolipoma is caused by genetic abnormalities. Symptoms of angiomyolipoma comprise of palpable mass, flank pain, frequent UTIs, hematuria, renal failure, anemia, hypertension, retroperitoneal haemorrhage and shock. Diagnosis can be confirmed by ultrasound, CT scan, MRI scan and kidney biopsy. Treatment for Angiomyolipoma consists of elective embolization, emergency embolization and partial nephrectomy.
Bartter Syndrome or Salt Wasting Nephropathy
Bartter Syndrome is an inherited pathological condition of the kidneys characterized by loss of potassium via urine leading to various complications. Genetic disorder is the cause of Bartter Syndrome. Symptoms of Bartter Syndrome consist of vomiting, constipation, growth retardation, increased urination, muscle cramping, hypotension, kidney stone and hypokalemia. Treatment for Bartter Syndrome comprises of managing the potassium level, monitoring sodium intake, anti-inflammatory and anti-hypertensive medications.
To know more about Bartter Syndrome, including why it's also known as Salt Wasting Nephropathy, please look under our KIDNEY DISEASE INFORMATION CENTER on the side menu.
This is a condition where the urine is red or pink in color after consuming beetroot or foods which contain dye. This occurs because of a pigment betanin, present in beetroot. Symptoms of Beeturia other than the red or pink colored urine consist of: History of malabsorption and absence of RBCs in urine upon testing. Treatment for Beeturia consists of increasing water intake and discontinuing iron pills for a week or two.
To read in detail about Beeturia, please refer to the side menu and read under our KIDNEY DISEASE INFORMATION CENTER.
Kidney Stones or Renal Calculus
Renal calculi are nothing, but crystalline mineral substances, hard in nature, developing in the kidneys or urinary tract from the minerals present in the urine. Symptoms of Renal Calculi consist of severe pain, obstruction in the urine flow, back pain, hematuria, flank pain, nausea, vomiting, fever and chills. Treatment for Renal Calculi consists of increased fluid intake, NSAIDs for pain, lithotripsy and other surgical procedures. Kidney stones can be confirmed by tests like urine tests, helical CT scan, intravenous pyelogram, ultrasound, x-rays and CT urography.
To read in detail about kidney stones, please read under our KIDNEY DISEASE INFORMATION CENTER on the side menu.
Chyluria or Chylous Urine
Chyluria is a medical condition characterized by milky white urine. Parasite infection is the common cause for it. Symptoms of Chyluria, other than the milky white urine, are: Lymphatic varices, weight loss, decreased urine output, frequent urination, fever, hematuria and dysuria. Diagnosis can be made by Ether Test, Methylene Blue Test, Sudan III Test, Immunoelectrophoresis, Cystourethroscopy, and Intravenous pyelography, CT scan, MRI Scan, Ultrasonography, Lymphangiography, Lymphangioscintigraphy and Renal Biopsy. Treatment for Chyluria comprises of dietary modifications, medications like anti-filarial drugs, sclerotherapy and surgery.
Renal Artery Aneurysm
Renal Artery Aneurysm is weakness in the renal artery wall resulting in localized outward bulging known as aneurysm. Causes include: Smooth muscle disease, genetic disorder, infection, trauma and surgical injury. Symptoms of renal artery aneurysm consist of: Pain, hypertension, decreased renal function, renal infarction and hematuria. Treatment is done by medications like NSAIDs, opioids, antihypertensives, embolization and surgery.
For more information on Renal Artery Aneurysm, please read under our KIDNEY DISEASE INFORMATION CENTER on the side menu.
Reflux Nephropathy
Reflux Nephropathy is a condition where there is backflow of urine into the kidneys causing a lot of damage. Causes of Reflux Nephropathy include a weak ureteral sphincter, genetic mutation, bladder outlet obstruction, neurogenic bladder and it can occur as a complication from other treatments, such as radiation therapy and surgery. Symptoms of reflux nephropathy comprise of appetite loss, weight loss, fatigue, insomnia, UTI, pain, urinary incontinence, hypertension, edema, ascites and anemia. Investigations done in this condition include: Urine tests, blood tests, electrocardiogram, echocardiogram, x-ray, CT scan, ultrasound, intravenous pyelogram, cystogram and retrograde pyelogram. Treatment for reflux nephropathy depends on the symptoms and other medical conditions which the patient has and includes: NSAIDs or opioids for pain, antibiotics for infection, diuretics for edema etc.
For a detailed read regarding Reflux Nephropathy, please read under our KIDNEY DISEASE INFORMATION CENTER on the side menu.
Other Kidney Diseases Which are Covered in This Section:
- Renal Cell Carcinoma (Cancer of Kidney)
- Kidney Cancer
- Metabolic Acidosis
- Acute Renal Failure or Acute Kidney Injury
- Adenine Phosphoribosyltransferase or APRT Deficiency
- Hereditary Nephritis or Alport Syndrome
- Renal Amyloidosis
- Anti-Neutrophil Cytoplasmic Autoantibody (ANCA) Vasculitis
- Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis (FSGS)
- Anorexia Nervosa Affecting Kidneys
- Glomerulonephritis or Glomerular Nephritis
- Acute Interstitial Nephritis (AIN)
- Congenital Nephrotic Syndrome
- Conorenal Syndrome or Mainzer-Saldino Syndrome
- Renal Cortical Necrosis (RCN)
- Crizotinib or Kinase Inhibitor Effects on Kidney
- CFHR5 Nephropathy or Troodos Nephropathy
- Cardiorenal Syndrome
- BK Polyomavirus Nephropathy
- Bile Cast Nephropathy
- C1q Nephropathy
- Rapidly Progressive Glomerulonephritis (RPGN)
- Renal Abscess
- Renal Agenesis
- Renal Artery Stenosis (RAS)
- Renal Cysts
- Renal Cell Cancer or Hypernephroma
- Renal Hypouricemia
- Renal Infarction
- Renal Tubular Acidosis (RTA)
- Renal Osteodystrophy
- Fibronectin Glomerulopathy
- Fraley's Syndrome
- Fibrillary Glomerulonephritis
- Fanconi Syndrome
- Hypokalemia
- Hyponatremia
- Hypomagnesemia
- IgA Nephropathy


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You can vote in the election if you are:
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Whoa lady, if you're about to do what I think you're about to do, then I can tell you with complete certainty that things will never be the same. You're about to ruin everything, and I'm sorry, but I absolutely cannot allow you to put that wooden cutting board through the dishwasher.
Her Little Helper was a Bit of an Alarmist
Now we'll have to disapprove of ourselves
A moment of disdainful silence, please: Derby, the official face of disapproval and founding member of the Legion of Evil, has committed his final and most sweeping act of condemnation by passing on to Completely Unacceptable Bunny Heaven.
In his dishonor, Derby's owners Carly & Art have disassembled this loving tribute image (click to view at Flickr). We're sure Derby would have disapproved.
[Just a gentle reminder, tho — Derby and Cinnamon are not the same rabbit! – Ed.]
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Dammit, Xavier, get me my driver – I'm going back to Malibu!
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Baird Hated Delivering to Pearl's House.
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Sunday 30 April 1950
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D.O.A., directed by Rudolph Mat, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1950
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On TV people were watching The Alan Young Show.
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- Saint Pope Pius V
- LaVeyan Satanism - Walpurgisnacht, or Walpurgis Night, as noted in The Satanic Bible.
- Saint Eutropius
- Saint Maximus, 3rd century martyr
- Saint Marianus and James, martyrs in Numidia in 259
- Scandinavia - The arrival of spring, Walpurgis Night.
- Saint Joseph Benedict Cottolengo
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- Blessed Hildegard
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- Bealtaine Eve (From either Irish Bealtaine or Scottish Gaelic). Originally a Celtic Druid holiday.
- Saint Suitbert the Younger (d. 807)
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Stocks finished an uninspiring session mixed yesterday as investors kept a wary eye on near-record oil prices and debated the prospect of...
NEW YORK — Stocks finished an uninspiring session mixed yesterday as investors kept a wary eye on near-record oil prices and debated the prospect of a Social Security package without private investment accounts.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 9.44 to 10,599.67.
Microsoft, one of the 30 Dow stocks, added 4 cents to close at $25.15 a share. Boeing, also a Dow stock, fell 89 cents to $62.78. Broader stock indicators were narrowly mixed. The Standard & Poor's 500 index was down 2.49 at 1,213.61, and the Nasdaq composite index gained 2.94 to 2,091.07.
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One day after reaching record highs, crude-oil futures fell below $59 per barrel, but the historically high prices were still weighing on investors' enthusiasm for stocks. A barrel of light crude settled at $58.90, down 47 cents, on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Some analysts were cheered that stocks have yet to sell off despite higher oil prices, though there are growing worries about whether the market will be able to sustain its gains from May and June should oil prices remain at these levels.
"What we've seen yesterday and today is some hesitancy, some skepticism … " due to high oil prices, said Ken Tower, chief market strategist for Schwab's CyberTrader. "It's tough to generate a lot of enthusiasm."
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"You're seeing some bond movement, which kind of brings a little bit of movement to stocks, but really, there's not much going on," said Bryan Piskorowski, market analyst with Wachovia Securities. "There's no real economic data, not a lot of earnings, nothing really here to guide us aside from oil."


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|Material Type:
|Document Type:
|Sound Recording
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|Jackson 5 (Musical group)
|OCLC Number:
|The 1st-13th, 16th & 18th works originally released 1970-1973.
Compact disc.
|Produced by Hal Davis and The Corporation ; 13th work produced by Mel Larson and Jerry Marcellino.
|Jackson 5.
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|Includes previously released material.
|1 audio disc (56 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
|Have yourself a merry little Christmas --
Santa Claus is comin' to town --
Christmas song --
Up on the house top --
Frosty the Snowman --
Little drummer boy --
Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer --
Christmas won't be the same this year --
Give love on Christmas day --
Someday at Christmas --
I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus --
Season's greetings from Michael Jackson --
Little Christmas tree (Michael Jackson) --
Season's greetings from Tito Jackson --
Up on the housetop (DJ Spinna re-edit) --
Season's greetings from Jackie Jackson --
Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer (stripped mix) --
Season's greetings from Jermaine Jackson --
Someday at Christmas (stripped mix) --
Give love on Christmas day (group a cappella version) --
J5 Christmas medley.
|Jackson 5.
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