That dow ever close above 26,000 came after eight trading sessions youve seen four days this year where you have seen the dow going up 200 points or more. It only had six days like that last year. This morning futures are relatively flat. Dow indicated up 2. 5 points. Overnight in asia, china reporting Fourth Quarter gdp of 6. 6. 8 , bringing the 2007 gdp to 6. 9 we will get china bay book data at 6 30 a. M. Eastern time, independent Data Collected from businesses from china. Check out europe, where early trading is already underwa way the dax is up. In france, trading up by 0. 10 the treasury yield which we have been watching so closely, pushing above 2. 6 for the tenyear 2. 603 so we were at 25,000 and 1,000 points in eight trading sessions 1,000 on 25,000 is 4 think about 4 . What is every person say, sell side guy say coming on here. Mid Single Digits 4 . So either its more than that or there will be a lot of reversion of the mean. We did 4 already. I get a bit annoyed because its
A radical new operation that revolutionized cardiac medicine by a human heart transplant. Nowadays the procedure has grown family commonplace but theres a problem there simply arent enough donor. Researches have been racing to develop an artificial alternative and the first could be implanted in humans within three years. Engineers and doctors at the Helmholtz Institute for Biomedical Engineering in aachen are working on a fully implantable artificial heart for humans they hope it will provide an alternative to conventional Organ Transplants inside a few years the plastic and metal devise ways eight hundred grams tests are ongoing. Here through the. Setting different parameters we can simulate a range of circulatory systems i work up until now has shown that were heading in a very positive direction. Weve tested the heart and it works now were working on improving the device. Here the Research Team simulates Different Levels of stress their heart responds by pumping faster lets take th
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