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American Home Mortgage Plunges 87 Pct

American Home Mortgage Plunges 87 PctAn investor who reads annual reports: The builders are the biggest lendersFor those who really do not have the time to read building company annual reports, here is a bullet list of tidbits that all will find interesting, particularly in light of today's mortgage environment:1. Joint...

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Discussion threads 2007-08-07

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EJL Wireless Research Reports Global PTP Radio Shipments Grew 33.3% in 2007 and Eclipsed One Million Units

The global point to point PTP radiomarket grew by 33.3% in units in 2007, according to the latest report fromEJL Wireless Research titled "Global Digital PTP Radio Market Analysis andForecast, 2007-2012 4th Edition." "The PTP radio market reached an industrymilestone in surpassing one million radios shipped in 2007," says founderand...

Articles 2008-07-07

Lung Function from Infancy to the Preschool Years after Clinical Diagnosis of Cystic Fibrosis

Rationale: After recent standardization of forced expiratory maneuvers for both infants and preschool children, longitudinal measurements are now possible from birth. Objectives: The aim of this study was to investigate the evolution of lung function during the first 6 years of life after a clinical diagnosis of cystic fibrosis...

Articles 2008-07-01

EJL Wireless Research Adds the Lucent UMTS CDMA UCR850 BTS Transceiver Radio to Its DesigN Analysis Infrastructure (DNA-I) Series of Teardown Reports

EJL Wireless Research is announcing a newreport within its proprietary DNA-I series, a Lucent Technologies UMTS CDMAUCR850 transceiver radio unit. "The CDMA2000 BTS transceiver market experienced some softness in 2007 andis expected to continue to see a slight decline in 2008 before reboundingstrongly in 2009. This unit is a single...

Articles 2008-06-23

EJL Wireless Research Adds the Nokia W-CDMA WPAB Power Amplifier to Its Design Analysis Infrastructure (DNA-I) Series of Teardown Reports

EJL Wireless Research is announcing a newreport within its proprietary DNA-I series, a Nokia WPAB W-CDMA 2100MHzpower amplifier unit. The unit was built by Powerwave Technologies forNokia. "The W-CDMA wireless infrastructure market achieved record shipment levelsin 2007, driven by more and more 3G wireless subscribers. This unit uses atraditional feed...

Articles 2008-06-10

Karmanos Cancer Institute Researchers Show Phase I Immunotherapy with Armed T Cells Improve Overall Survival of Metastatic Breast Cancer Patients

CHICAGO, June 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Researchers at the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute in Detroit today presented findings that show immunotherapy with armed targeted T cells may improve the overall survival of women with metastatic breast cancer. (Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20071106/KARMANOSCANCERINSTITUTELOGO ) Abstract 3034, Phase I...

Articles 2008-06-01

EJL Wireless Research Reports Historic Wireless Industry Milestone of Over One Million BTS Units in 2007

The global base station market grew by 58.5% inunits in 2007, according to the latest report from EJL Wireless Research titledGlobal Base Station Market Analysis and Forecast, 2007-2012, 4th Edition. "TheGSM/EDGE base station market again outpaced our projections from a year agowhile WCDMA shipments finally hit mainstream with 114.4% growth,"...

Articles 2008-05-30

Impact players: golf grew in popularity in Seoul after it held the 1988 Olympics, and now U.S. college coaches are witnessing the emergence and competitiveness of Korean golfers

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Looking back, University of Florida senior C.J. Kim considers her start in golf more than 10 years ago inevitable. Her parents played. And growing up in South Korea, many of her friends did, too. As a member of UF's women's team, Kim, 23, is...

Articles 2008-05-29

Asian Americans largely ignored by presidential candidates, political scientists say

Despite feverish efforts by presidential candidates to grab voters' attention, they, along with public opinion pollsters and mainstream news media, have largely ignored Asian Americans so far, several political scientists say. "It's kind of annoying," says Dr. Andrew Aoki, associate professor of political science at Augsburg College. "It...

Articles 2008-05-29

Angstrom Microsystems(TM) Begins First Deployment of Its FFT Acceleration Software Solution to LumArray Inc.

Angstrom Microsystems Corp. (OTCBB: AGMS), a green computing solutions company, announces today thatLumArray Inc., an innovative MIT-based technology company haspurchased our newly developed and highly anticipated xFFT softwarelibrary (FFT stands for "Fast Fourrier Transform" meaning analgorithm that uses sine and cosine waves to derive an endresult). Angstrom's xFFT is...

Articles 2008-05-27

SNP accused of betraying refugees ASYLUM SEEKERS: CRACKDOWN ASYLUM

THE return of dawn raids on asy lum seekers has provoked an angry attack on Alex Salmond and his SNP government for failing publicly to denounce the Westminster policy of seizing refugee families at their homes in the early hours of the morning and then detaining mothers, fathers and their...

Articles 2008-05-25

Coca-Cola Renews Global Sponsorship of Special Olympics, Identifies Executive to Serve as Special Olympics President and COO

Coca-Cola and Special Olympics Further Partnership On 40th Anniversary of Long-Term Relationship ATLANTA -- The Coca-Cola Company and Special Olympics today announced the renewal of their partnership through 2011 and further strengthened their 40-year relationship with the election of Coca-Cola executive J. Brady Lum to serve as the...

Articles 2008-05-20

Forming a pipeline to the presidency: many efforts have helped increase the number of women and ethnic minorities in college presidencies, but Asian Americans have not kept pace

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Dr. Rajib Sanyal carefully studied college presidents serving as panelists and speakers at the annual American Council on Education ACE conference earlier this semester. He paid attention not only to their words, but also their comportment. "Not a hair out of place; no clothing...

Articles 2008-05-15

Getting to know Derek Inouchi

Growing: up in Honolulu, Derek Inouchi followed University of Hawaii sports with a passion, collecting team media guides the way other kids collected baseball cards and comic books. "Media guides were a way of following the team besides watching TV," he recalls. "I read [the] histories of all...

Articles 2008-05-15

EJL Wireless Research Reports Global Wireless Infrastructure Revenues for Top OEMs Grew 22.6% YoY in Q1 2008 to $12.8 Billion

The global wireless BTS infrastructuremarket revenues for the top OEMs grew by 22.6% for the first quarter of2008 to $12.6 billion compared with the first quarter of 2007, according tothe latest report from EJL Wireless Research titled "Global Wireless OEMFinancial Results Q1 2008." "The market experienced a seasonally down Q1...

Articles 2008-05-13

Bob Lum passes

Old friend and knife-making icon Bob Lum passed away recently from cancer. Bob was still full of life, and left a legacy of many innovations in his wake. His designs remain top sellers in factory collaboration form, and those of us who have one of his lovely handmade ones will...

Articles 2008-05-01

Conference will address media's treatment of Islam

A fear of Islam grips non-Muslims in America and around the world, fueled by inadequate information and the media's proclivity for unbalanced reporting, says a University of California, Berkeley, professor who is bringing together experts to analyze Islamophobia. "Talk radio continues to heap insults on Islam...

Articles 2008-04-25

Conference will scrutinize media's coverage of Islam

A fear of Islam grips non-Muslims in America and around the world, fueled by inadequate information and the media's proclivity for unbalanced reporting, says a University of California, Berkeley, professor who is bringing together experts to analyze Islamophobia. "Talk radio continues to heap insults on Islam...

Articles 2008-04-25

Scholars to tackle Muslims in media

A fear of Islam grips non-Muslims in America and around the world, fueled by inadequate information and the media's proclivity for unbalanced reporting, says a University of California, Berkeley, professor who is bringing together experts to analyze Islamophobia. "Talk radio continues to heap insults on Islam...

Articles 2008-04-24

Adnavance Technologies Inc. Appoints BioSite Co-Founder Kenneth Buechler, Ph.D., to its Board of Directors

VANCOUVER, British Columbia & SAN DIEGO -- Adnavance Technologies Inc., a developer of direct detection molecular diagnostic tests for medical applications, announced today that it has appointed Kenneth Buechler, Ph.D., to its Board of Directors. Dr. Buechler was a co-founder of BioSite and served as the Company's president until it...

Articles 2008-04-10