Doctors and Family Not Good at Detecting Alzheimer's and Dementia
By Bob DeMarco
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Thursday, July 19, 2007
The latest in Financial Infotainment--Minyanville
A friend of mine sent me a link to this website, Minyanville. The site is will worth visiting. Informative and entertaining. The stuff on China, subprime loans and trading is thought provoking. Chances are good you will be sending this link along to your freinds.
Some examples of the headline stories.
Fire in the Hole!
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...as yesterday’s false alarm once again proved, structural smoke won’t matter until someone actually sees a fire.
Testing the Waters of Intel
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Plucking at the strings of lunacy, trying to find something valid enough to trade off, thus becomes a somewhat futile exercise...
Stocks To Watch: Dell, eBay, Ford, IBM, Sysco
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Today's top stories and some stocks with potential to move...
Bear Stearns' Hedge Fund Mess
Bennet Sedacca
Brokerage paper has been widening relative to Treasuries of late, but so has everything else, as perhaps it should.
The Market's Remarkable Symmetry
The market may have an agenda higher in terms of time and price, but... there are many clusters of time, price and pattern projecting a turning point in this neighborhood.
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Friday, April 20, 2007
CNBC Portfolio Challenge Bonus Bucks Answers
CNBC Portfolio Challenge Bonus Bucks Answers for Friday, April 20, 2007 and CNBC Million Dollar Portfolio Challenge
Google reported that it's quaterly net profit rose how much?
Shareholders of Firstgroup will meet today to close a 1.8B pound takeover deal of what major U.S. services company?
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Friday, March 30, 2007
CNBC Million Dollar Portfolio Challenge
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How many new stores did Home Depot open in the U.S. in 2006?
The FDA-approved drug Provenge is used to fight what disease?
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Thursday, March 08, 2007
Exercise slows decline in Alzheimer's patients
I can attest, exercise makes a difference. My mother now has the tendency to sit around all day. On those days when I can get her to go to Gold's Gym with me she is a completely different person. The look on her face, from dull to smiling, is more than enough to tell me that exercise works to her benefit.
"Nursing home residents with Alzheimer's disease who participate in a moderate exercise program have a significantly slower deterioration than those who receive routine medical care, researchers have shown."
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