Theragenics Corp. Message Board
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go play some volleyball freakshow
Sentiment: Strong Buy
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another close at day lows bodes well for the next leg down
by hageneriksson •Mar 19, 2013 3:58 PMHEY a new PSYCHO id! Your number shall be 37
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Another connection between Bell Alt(BCE) and BB. BCE were interested in buying BB CA
by hotspur_64 •Mar 20, 2013 7:07 AMAs a result, Wind Mobile had approached the receiver proposing a joint, mixed-use retail project that would see the telecom as one of a number of shops linked together by an open common area.
Anthony Lacavera, chief executive officer of Wind Mobile, said his draft proposal valued the stores at between about $25-million and $50-million. It was too complicated for the receiver and he never submitted a formal bid. The business’s “trending was horrific – literally it’s in a freefall,” Mr. Lacavera said.
Wind Mobile’s blueprint involved using the space for a Wind Mobile boutique, a café franchise, a Yogen Fruz outlet, a convenience store and a reduced Blockbuster presence, which would have rented mainly video games rather than movies. Mr. Lacavera said the idea was likely too complex – with too many variables – for the receiver to sign off on.
“We walked away from it,” Mr. Lacavera said. “The stores, the footprint, are just too big to be useful.”
British liquidator and restructuring specialist Hilco UK, which recently acquired HMV Canada, also looked at buying Blockbuster, sources said. The sale of videos fits into HMV’s strategy of broadening its offerings into various entertainment fields
Marina Strauss and Iain Marlow
The Globe and Mail
Published Wednesday, Aug. 31 2011, 6:03 PM EDT
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Market dropped, Jaso over-ran it. Market move back to Up for Dow and Down 0.23% for Nasdaq, but Jaso stucked with 5+% loss. Meanwhile, both LDK and Fslr up 2%.
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Mondays and Tuesdays are peak times for job hunting.
http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-03-19/your-employees-are-probably-job-hunting-right-now#r=read -
Based on the charts, on Feb 7, you are correct about being stupid if you went short. However, Feb 25 was the time to short. Charts do not guarantee profit but they help me to access risks.
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With very high volume?? That is the bigger question. Is this a stock being manipulated by Special Situations or Investco? What kind of insider information is being illegally being passed? There are no public disclosures or SEC filings so somebody is trading on illegal information. The company loses money on every unit they sell, they only has enough cash through April into May, the company does not have enough cash on hand and does not have a credit line to support a "large" order, the company is facing delisting, the company is late filing its yearly report and will have to reverse split. Those are the facts! That is what is publically disclosed. This is a pure pump and dump scheme and I hope you schleps that think otherwise get burnt badly.
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Well, the federal government did bail out Detroit. The difference is that Florida, and Michigan and Illinois, for that matter, don't have economic boundaries, with respect to the United States as a whole. If Michigan and Illinois banks ran into trouble, they could call on national resources. That's why the troubles of poor states like Florida don't become national problems in quite the same way.
As you have suggested, the problem in Europe is that essentially Europeans have turned over their money to be managed by Germans, and that Germans are accountable to other Germans, not to Europe. And that is why Merkel can stick the bill for problems that might otherwise fall onto Germany, to Cyprus. -
why not just come out and say that its been paying for the pumps.
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Since GOP took control of Congress the stock market goes to ALL TIME HIGH -- Congrats to GOP for putting brakes on Obama deficit spending. Keep up the good work Wall Street loves it. You’re making me richer every day. Thanks.
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any gursses?
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A Good Catholic Joke about the Pope & Obama
The Pope and Obama are on the same stage in Yankee Stadium in front
of a huge crowd.
The Pope leans towards Mr. Obama and said, "Do you know that with
one little wave of my hand I can make every person in this crowd go
wild with joy?
This joy will not be a momentary display, but will go deep into
their hearts and they'll forever speak of this day and rejoice!"
Obama replied, "I seriously doubt that! With one little wave of your
hand....Show me!"
So the Pope backhanded him and knocked him off the stage!
AND THE CROWD ROARED & CHEERED WILDLY and there was happiness
throughout the land
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Maybe inside collussion with Takeda in order to merge with little overhand on Takeda. Get the share price low enough and we get a buyer, sell assetts, whatever needs to be done for corporate to wash their hands with affymax! Who knows.
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After SARS: A New Virus in Saudi Arabia Underscores the Need to Police Disease in Animals
By Bryan WalshMarch 19, 201317 Comments
I became a science writer — well, at least a part-time one — because I lived through SARS. I was a reporter for TIME’s Hong Kong office 10 years ago, mostly covering books, films and whichever exotic destination I could convince my editors to send me to. (Like … Guangzhou!) But when SARS started spreading in Hong Kong in the spring of 2003 — from where it leapt to much of the rest of the world — I was hooked immediately. Experiencing science in real time, with human lives and billions of dollars on the line, was pure cut excitement. I remember getting a glimpse through an electron microscope of the coronavirus that caused SARS, not long after researchers at Hong Kong University had identified it, and being fascinated that a packet of genes, just 100 nanometers in diameter, could cause so much trouble. (For the best book on the SARS outbreak, check out former TIME Asia editor Karl Greenfeld’s China Syndrome — and not just because I’m in the index.)
But my conversion wasn’t just about the rush of following an outbreak in real time. An emerging infectious disease like SARS pulls back the curtain on our world and demonstrates just how interconnected we all are, in more ways than just the global economy or international air travel. SARS, like most new diseases, started in an animal before jumping across the species barrier to human beings. The original reservoir for SARS was actually a bat, and it’s still not clear how the virus managed to cross from them to us, though the anything-goes standards of the live markets of southern China, -
"WINDOWS run the world!"... while Billy the Tantrum Boy runs his mouth...
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Local to delay filing 10-K
Local has determined that it is unable to file its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2012 by the prescribed date without unreasonable effort or expense. The reason for the delay is to allow the Registrant additional time to gather information required for an accurate and full completion of the Annual Report on Form 10-K. The filing delay is not the result of the need to restate any prior period financial results. The Registrant will file the Form 10-K within the additional time allowed by the Form 12b-25.
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Altitude Software, a leader in unified customer interaction solutions, today announced it has signed an agreement with Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise to be the strategic provider of key software solutions for Alcatel-Lucent's next generation customer service solutions for the enterprise market.
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Great idea MOMO-spend the rest of the day flagging everyone else on the board-thats how it works in tallybumpkin land...one a**hole dictates to everyone else...