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To: TobagoJack who wrote (6821)	5/29/2006 2:53:55 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 217571

TJ, today I went and took photos of all the QCOM buildings for posterity. They still have the first building down in Sorrento Valley and they bought back the Design Center from L M Ericsson. I counted 26 office buildings and there are also a bunch of parking buildings. Strangely, despite it being a beautiful day and a weekend, long weekend at that, I was the only tourist or even non-tourist in the whole area. There were motorists passing through here and there, but few of them. I could stand in the middle of the roads such as Lusk Boulevard and take photos. People are strange indeed. I bet the Eiffel Tower was full and Disneyland crowded. But I was alone apart from several suspicious security guards. I noticed in the original building down in Sorrento Valley that there were 6 cars, which means something was up there. There was not much of value being produced today in the area, QCOM or not QCOM. One thing of interest was the huge number of "For Lease" etc signs on buildings other than QCOM. I did not take that as a sign of economic boom times. It looks like a code red alarm to me. QCOM building sites are under construction while others are on the market and unwanted. Food for thought. Mqurice

To: TobagoJack who wrote (6821)	5/29/2006 2:12:02 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217571

COFFEE remains at USD 2.5/cup? Heart Diseases Prevented by Coffee? Drinking coffee reduces the risk for cardiovascular disease, according to the results of a study following more than 41,000 women. SOURCE: American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. ELMAT: It is too cheap and now as medicine the consumption should skyrocket!! Drinking coffee reduces the risk for cardiovascular disease, according to the results of a study. "Coffee is the major source of dietary antioxidants," write Lene Frost Andersen, MD, from the University of Oslo in Norway, and colleagues. "The association between coffee consumption and risk of death from diseases associated with inflammatory or oxidative stress has not been studied." Iowa Women's Health Study followed more than 41,000 women for 15 years, which was reported in the May issue of the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. "Consumption of coffee, a major source of dietary antioxidants, may inhibit inflammation and thereby reduce the risk of cardiovascular and other inflammatory diseases in postmenopausal women," the authors write. Study limitations include possible reverse causality and residual confounding. "Our results are consistent with a protective effect of intake of 1 - 3 cups of coffee per day on total death and death from cardiovascular and other inflammatory diseases in a group of postmenopausal women," the authors conclude. "If our observation is reproduced in other studies and proves to be causal, the implications are considerable, being that coffee is the second most widely consumed drink worldwide." toronto.fashion-monitor.com