I had a couple of serious bouts with vertigo. My brother told me he had the same and he figured out it was brought on by ibuprofen. I was taking it for gout and when I quit taking it the vertigo went away. I have taken thousands before with no reaction. Forgot about it after a couple of years and took a few, bam,I almost ended up on the floor.
Also, I was telling a friend about it and she suggested it could be ear rocks. Don't laugh, it's a real thing worth googling.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=103463398
There is a simple cure called the Epley maneuver and it works. There are plenty of you tube videos showing how to do it. It's free and easy, worth a try. Good luck I know how debilitating this can be.

LOL. 2222 will be today's adjusted price per share after 10 m0re reverse splits.

me too:waited for the news at 1:00, no crash today.
out of vxx 37.39 in SVXY 68.33

7/14 @ 6.75 5:1 = 33.75
8/17 @ 20.17
today @ 20.00
last 2 weeks have been basically flat, UVXY lost 40% 7/14 thru 8/17
.vix stayed under 14

long vxx now

Strong volume too. Kind of looks like a shorty panic after yesterdays pop. Hope maybe another day or two too ;)

.vix back to avg. around 17. preferably 20+

Cautionary note if you're holding for a spike: Last year at this time, for over a month (7/13- 8/18), Spy basically stayed flat. .Vix stayed under 13 and UVXY lost 30% of it's pps.

less than 10% of out standing shares are short. I think you own almost that.

Glad to see some excitement back here. Long time holder/sufferer but couldn't resist the chance to break even with the premarket spike at 2.90
And unusually lucky for me, I set my buyback plus some extra at 2.50 and hit the low dead on.

2m shares short, @ 90k avg daily volume, means over 20 days of short covering.

I could not find a date on this article but it can't be very old

Touch-sensor screens big step for new Kodak
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Kodak has revealed details of its work with UniPixel, the US developer of ‘next generation’ sensor screens.

Rebranded products – “powered by Kodak’ – will be in volume production before the end of this year, the partners say.

Newly developed pro-cap, multi-touch sensor film – previously named after the UniBoss manufacturing process – has been renamed and cobranded as ‘InTouch Sensors Powered by Kodak’, reflecting contributions of the two companies.

Global market introduction has been driven by multimillion-dollar preferred price and capacity licenses executed with two Fortune 100 companies.

“The product continues to gain interest throughout the entire touch module market segment with numerous active customer engagements for smartphones, tablets, ultrabooks, notebooks and all-in-one touch sensor solutions,” says a spokesman.

Two new plating lines have been delivered to UniPixel’s Texas facility and calibrated to support the UniBoss production process, trebling the number being used for commercial production trials.

Equipment capacity has also been ramped up equipment capacity at Kodak’s Rochester, New York, facility with installation of the first printing line there. Four plating lines and two printing lines will be operational by the fourth quarter of 2013, the company says. Kodak and UniPixel are planning to build out equipment capacity throughout 2014 to support anticipated increasing demand, and are planning to expand the Rochester site by adding additional plating lines while increasing throughput via continuous process improvement. ?

Kodak chief executive Antonio Perez says Kodak and UniPixel are working together, quickly approaching the global market rollout of a functionally printed touch-screen sensor.

“In light of the initial interest for this product, we believe this solution has the potential to shake up this large and growing market,” he says. “The superior technologies that both companies are contributing to this product will enable us to produce and deliver touch-screen sensors at the very highest level of quality, durability and value and exemplify the kind of breakthrough solutions to be expected from the new Kodak.”

UniPixel president and chief executive Reed Killion says the Kodak name in the tagline reveals the important role its technology, development, and manufacturer partner is playing: “Given the substantial resources Kodak has applied to supporting our efforts, we remain on track to begin commercial production in the fourth quarter of 2013, and then ramp production volumes throughout 2014.”

Under the new InTouch Sensors brand, UniPixel and Kodak are in the process of bringing to market a touch-sensor with a price and performance curve they say is unmatched in the industry.

Unique advantages of the metal mesh touch-sensors are based on an additive, roll-to-roll, flexible electronics process as compared to the traditional subtractive ITO- based and subtractive ITO replacement-based touch-sensor solutions.

The UniBoss additive manufacturing process is more efficient and sustainable, promising lower production costs contrasted with standard ITO-based touch technology due to lower material costs, fewer steps in the manufacturing process and a more simplified supply chain.

UniPixel is leveraging its manufacturing and supply chain agreement with Kodak for supply chain management, quality systems, as well as lab access and related resources for defect analysis, data collection, processing and metrology for commercial production. Additionally, Kodak research and development resources are working with UniPixel to integrate Kodak technologies such as high resolution deposition and material formulation expertise into the InTouch manufacturing process.

The two have begun discussions with several manufacturing companies in Asia that have expressed “strong interest” in setting up manufacturing capabilities for InTouch Sensors in their respective countries.

“The business environment and economics will determine exclusivity, and the vehicle by which the facilities would be funded and operated will determine how we move forward with this option,” Killion says.
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Hi polcat2, my timeline is probably off, was a long time ago. He was always with the feds. Told me that he contracted offloading and would furnish 2-3 cigarette boats (manned by DEA), a couple of weeks later, "someone" would smell something funny at a warehouse. I know after the trial of his last bust, whether or not, it was this one, He and his family were relocated ala witness protection plan. At some point, maybe mid 80's, he emerged undercover again as a "cocaine cowboy" working out of Houston/Galveston. That's pretty much all I know about it.

stripped naked, tied up and then shot - that's mighty hard to justify no matter who they were.

Crap, Clinton has put on her "running" shoes.

Yea, my # was a wag, however long it's been in operation, there's no where to move it to.

It's the craziest freakin way imaginable to boil water. Store the waste for 10,000 years!!!! talk about kickin the can down the road.

And the good news is they probably have about a 20 year supply of spent rods packed in tanks designed to hold 5 years worth.

http://ecocentric.blogs.time.com/2011/03/15/a-new-threat-in-japan-radioactive-spent-fuel/#ixzz1GiG5zs13

REUTERS — 5:20 AM ET 03/15/11
By Chikafumi Hodo and Antoni Slodkowski

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average plunged 10.6 percent on Tuesday, posting the worst two-day rout since 1987, as hedge funds bailed out after reports of rising radiation near Tokyo. Many mutual funds were left on the sidelines, leaving them poised to dump shares into any rebound.

The yen tripped on talk of intervention by authorities trying to contain the economic impact from last week's devastating earthquake and tsunami, but then recovered. Government bond yields rose as investors sold debt to offset stock market losses.

The scale and speed of the equity selloff forced domestic fund managers to sit on the sidelines as market volumes surged to a record for a second day running.

"Even if we wanted to sell today there was very little we could do," said a manager at a Japanese fund, asking not to be named because he was not authorized to speak to the media.

"We didn't sell and waited, sidelined because hedge funds were just dumping stocks in panic."

How much effect do you think the yen/dollar has to do with it? BOJ is rolling the presses, pumped in $245 billion worth of yen.

Just saw a headline on CNBC - US Navy ships leaving Japan because of low level radiation

http://bankofamericasuck.com/

What a bullshit article. SSI, Medicare and unemployment are basically insurance. Fica taxes make up 40% of federal revenue. 20% of Fed revenue is corporate taxes - which many companies like GE paid $0

3rd qtr of 08 (oil hit over 140)was only profitable qtr since 06 I'm not betting on a bounce from earnings.

Thanks, I'll hold both for now then

Hey GF, when you get a chance can you take a look at these two and tell me what you think? NNVC, PSID

http://seekingalpha.com/article/256578-140-oil-and-how-to-profit-from-it?source=kizur

something tells me the buying pressure is going to increase after this article.

Public service announcement:

Take care of yourself and get some nourishment, even if it's just ice cream. A body needs it to heal. Good friends and a loyal puppy can do wonders too.

:) thanks, I lurk most everyday. A great place to find some money makers.

Here let me help:

Sorry, just trying to learn from you, but I'm having a hard time deciphering some of your posts. So if you don't mind too much, can you see if I am understanding you right.

So you picked the pull back to .85 to .98 on the gap and the ma-10 daily?

It is now bouncing/dancing a bit above this ma-10 and could see 1.50 or still pull back to .98 or lower before the bounce to 1.50

Then pull back to the ma-50 around .85 before starting the long swing.

Yep, I know. Opted out of the last leg :( High priced stock and broker wanted 60% on margin. Tied up too much of my account. But great analysis on your part.

Hmmm, just opened a fine box of Chillable Red. Stuff I just piss away, I usually settle for consistant mediocrity.

DPTR - So GF, I'm a bit confused. Since you gave a range of .85 to .98 did you mean pending the location of the ma-50 daily, or the ma-50 60 min. It did bounce at 1.01 at the ma-50 60 min.

Stra- any doubts about Geaux Fish's prognosticating abilities, check this post from Jan 27:

This is a very smart board. I've learned a lot from these guys. I was where "in it to win it" was a 1 1/2 years ago. I kept betting against the market and kept losing. I have learned one very important lesson: I am not smart enough to call the top, no matter how toppy it looks.
SSS is not a long term buy and hold board. I am still not very good at it, but I try to take each day as it comes. If the markets trending up play the trend, if it's trending down, play the fade. But waking every day thinking the market is going to tank TODAY, is going to cost you in the long run.
When these guys think the market has topped and heading down, I'll start swinging the bears, until then, I'll try and be mostly cash at the close. Take what each day gives you, when you are swinging for the fence, you will strike out a lot more than you will score. GLT

On the 60 min. it looks to me like .94 is more likely than 1.15. I'm waiting but I could be wrong, a lot depends on the overall market.