Cisco returns

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Cisco profit boosts shares

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Q4 PERFORMANCE TOPS INVESTORS' EXPECTATIONS

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By Peter Svensson
Associated Press

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NEW YORK - Cisco Systems said Tuesday that sales would be weaker than analysts had forecast in the next few quarters, but investors who had expected worse were cheered.

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Chief Financial Officer Frank Calderoni said the results, coming in "a quarter of somewhat uncertain macroeconomic conditions," demonstrated the strength of the company's

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In the just-ended fiscal year, Cisco's earnings were $8.1 billion, or $1.31 a share, on sales of $39.5 billion. In the previous fiscal year, net income was $7.3 billion on revenue of $34.9 billion.

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Breast Cancer

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Breast Cancer: Cause

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Content provided by Healthwise

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Cause

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The exact cause of breast cancer is not known. Female hormones and increasing age play a part. The chances that you will develop breast cancer increase as you age. In the United States, about 1 in every 8 women who live to be 80 will have been diagnosed with breast cancer at some point in her life.²

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Many people believe that only women have breast cancer. But, although rare, about 1% of all breast cancer occurs in men. Most men who have breast cancer are older than 65, but it can appear in younger men. For this reason, any breast lump in an adult man is considered abnormal.⁷

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Kathe Gallagher, MSW

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Joy Melnikow, MD, MPH - Family Medicine, Douglas A. Stewart, MD - Medical Oncology

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Basket ball

Congrats

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Big basketball weekend ahead...

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LeBron invites... »

« Crandall Head is coming to Chicago

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The Northern Illinois team camp at Moody, the Antoine Walker summer showcase at Eisenhower and the York tournament are all taking place this weekend.

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Teams competing at Eisenhower include: Rich East, Bremen, Hyde Park, Homewood-Flossmoor, Richards, TInley Park, L-W East, Bloom, North Lawndale, Raby, Stagg, New Trier, Mount Carmel, Hinsdale South, St. Anne, Fenger, Eisenhower, Fenwick, Brooks, Schaumburg, Hillcrest, Mt. Zion, Honenegah and Bogan.

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YourSeason.com will have coverage of both events.

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SA luxury homes

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For Sale in ... Cape Town

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This beach house overlooking a nature preserve and the Atlantic Ocean in the seaside enclave of Llandudno is on the market for $5,898,000. More Photos >

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By VIRGINIA C. McGUIRE

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Published: July 30, 2008

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A beach house overlooking a nature preserve and the Atlantic Ocean in the seaside enclave of Llandudno

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30 minutes by car from Cape Town International Airport. Downtown Cape Town is a 15-minute drive.

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Adrian van Varik, managing director of Synergy International Property Consultants, said about half of Llandudno's 230 homes are occupied full-time. The rest are vacation homes, and many are used as short-term rentals. Most foreigners buying property in Llandudno are from Great Britain, Ireland, Germany and the Netherlands. Buyers also come from Portugal, Italy and Greece, he said.

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new fertility news for head

Baldness to come to an end

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Stanford researchers find hair growth trigger

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By Vianna Davila
Mercury News

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Article Launched: 07/31/2008 02:19:52 PM PDT

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Stanford University researchers have pinpointed a molecule that triggers hair follicle growth in mice, a treatment that one day could eventually mean some shaggy dos, or at least a few more strands, for humans who have experienced hair loss.

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"Loss of hair is not going to kill anybody," said Dr. Peter Marinkovich, the study's senior author and an associate professor at Stanford University's School of Medicine. "At the same time, for some people, hair loss can be a really traumatic thing, especially for women."

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Marinkovich said his team hopes to repeat the tests on animals treated with chemotherapy and later on human subjects.

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The findings are "important in the long run," Cotsarelis said, calling the Stanford study, "one of the initial steps."

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Contact Vianna Davila at vdavila@mercurynews.com or (408) 920-5064.

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Aids receding

If fewer are affected that should be great news let the young beware.

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AIDS deaths down 10% in 2007

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New infections in children also declined, a U.N. report says. Greater access to treatment is cited.

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By Thomas H. Maugh II, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
July 30, 2008

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The number of AIDS deaths worldwide dropped 10% in 2007 because of increasing access to treatment, as did the number of new infections in children, the United Nations reported Tuesday.

Condom use and prevention efforts increased in many countries and adolescent sexual intercourse declined in some of the most heavily affected regions, the report says.

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at last fuel from outer space

Hope we can have a pipe line and ladder.

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NASA says at least one lake-like feature on Saturn moon Titan is liquid hydrocarbon

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By Associated Press
3:34 AM PDT, July 31, 2008

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PASADENA, Calif. (AP) _ At least one of many large, lake-like features on Saturn's moon Titan studied by the international Cassini spacecraft contains liquid hydrocarbons, making it the only body in the solar system besides Earth known to have liquid on its surface, NASA said Wednesday.

Scientists positively identified the presence of ethane, according to a statement from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, which manages the Cassini mission exploring Saturn, its rings and moons

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