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Johannesburg: South Africa's Jonty Rhodes confirmed he was quitting international cricket on Friday, but told his fans not to feel sorry for him. The 33-year-old Rhodes, forced out of the World Cup because of a broken hand, said that he would be playing for Gloucestershire in the English county championship from April. "It's time to get back to the real world," said the player who broke a bone in his right hand in the World Cup match against Kenya in Potchefstroom on Wednesday. "Don't cry for me - I've had a great ride.
It is not quite the script I envisaged but I see it as a blessing that I have played in 245 One-day internationals and participated in four World Cups." South Africa's ace fielder said he had always planned to retire after the World Cup. "Unless something (injury) happens further down the line in the team, and hopefully that won't be the case, that'll be it," he said. Rhodes, 33, has signed a one-season contract to play for Gloucestershire but he said his first-class career in South Africa was over. He had told KwaZulu-Natal, his provincial team, that he would not be available next season. Rhodes, whose spectacular diving stops at backward point and brisk batting made him one of the world's most recognised cricketers, said injury was "part and parcel" of the game.
Although he had two pins inserted in the fifth metacarpal bone of his right hand after being injured against Kenya, he had hoped to be kept in the South African squad with a chance of playing in the later stages of the World Cup, but said he accepted the decision by the selectors that he should be replaced by Graeme Smith. "I was excited when the specialist told me the pins would be coming out in two-and-a- half weeks," he said. "It would be painful but there would be an opportunity to play.
But from the team's point of view the section is wide open and they couldn't afford to play an under- strength side in the hope that I would be ready by the Sri Lankan match on March 3." Rhodes said he was disappointed to be told by selection convenor Omar Henry that he would be replaced. "But if I was in his situation I would do exactly the same." Rhodes said Smith "should have been in the squad anyway" and he expected him to be an important player in the team. "I'm expecting big things from Graeme. He adds a lot to the team on and off the field."
Although Smith does not field in the same position, Rhodes expected him to take over his role of shouting encouragement to the rest of the players. "He's got a big voice." He did not envisage playing any formal role in cricket after his retirement. "I'll encourage as many kids as possible to play, I don't have the patience to be an umpire or the temperament to be a coach and I'm not a commentator."


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Arjun Kapoor is one of the most popular younger Bollywood actors of India, was born on 26 June, 1985. He is the son of film producer Boney Kapoor. He started his career in Bollywood with Habib Faisal's romantic drama film named "Ishaqzaade" in 2012.
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Dread Central hit the world premiere of the Image Entertainment and Ariescope Pictures anthology film Chillerama at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Hollywood, California, last Thursday, September 15th (see Part 1 here), and today we bring you Part 2 of our coverage. In this installment we provide interviews with one of the film's directors, Adam Rifkin, and cast members Lin Shaye, Gabby West, Kristina Klebe and more!
"We wanted from the start to make a movie that was a love letter to the movies that we loved growing up," director Rifkin told us of their approach to the horror-comedy that is Chillerama, "(the type) that you don't see getting made that often anymore and that you don't see getting played that often anymore. When I was growing up in Chicago, they played these types of movies constantly on this show called 'The Son of Svengoolie', and that's where I saw all of the Universal monster movies and all of the Japanese monster movies and Hammer films and all of that great drive-in, grindhouse stuff so we wanted to make a love letter to those 'B' films. So we all had a pow-wow and said, 'All right, Adam Green's The Diary of Anne Frankenstein is going to be an homage to 1930's movies; Tim Sullivan's I Was a Teenage Werebear is going to be an homage to 1960's movies; Joe Lynch's Zom B Movie is going to be an homage to 1980's movies; and my Wadzilla is going to be an homage to 1950's movies."
On whether genre fans can expect a follow-up to the unabashedly non-PC, intentionally and universally offensive flick (read our Chillerama review here), "We definitely want to do a Volume 2 of Chillerama. We'd like to do Volume 20! This was so much fun!" said Rifkin.
Actress and genre vet Lin Shaye (Insidious) spoke with us as well, along with her "I Was a Teenage Werebear" co-star and winner of VH1's "Scream Queens 2" Gabby West, and when asked whether or not she was surprised by the overwhelming turnout, Ms. Shaye replied, "No. I mean, these are four legendary directors, who each individually have an incredible following, and a little bit different of a following, too, so when all of those people come together, it's really huge. They are really funny, skilled, passionate and creative people, and I'm thrilled to see the response tonight."
Of Sullivan's "Werebear" segment, a labor of love for those involved as we'd witnessed during our visit to the Malibu set (see our set report here), actress West recalled of the shoot, "It was so fun! I feel so lucky because it was really my second film, and I got to work with Lin, and I had a really fun experience. Lin and I gelled so well [during production], and to see everyone here supporting it is amazing, and I'm really grateful for it."
"For me that was the best part of the experience," mirrored Shaye, "the relationships that we created both personally and in character, and I guess as an actor there's always a little bit of both. It's not just what happens on screen, it's what happens personally, and that's what enriches what you have onscreen, and for me that's part of the joy of acting."
On collaborating once again with director Sullivan, "Tim is the man!" offered Shaye, who previously worked with him on the genre flicks 2001 Maniacs and Driftwood. "I've been fortunate enough since Detroit Rock City and through him to meet people like Gabby and the people he's accumulated in his experiences along the way, and it's become a little bit of a traveling road-show."
As for her humorously lovelorn character of "Peggy Lou" in "Werebear", West commented, "Tim created a comedic opportunity for me with that role that really wasn't available, and something I wouldn't have ever dreamed up, and it was awesome to have that."
Actress Kristina Klebe (who appears as "Eva Braun" in Adam Green's outrageously funny segment "The Diary of Anne Frankenstein" with Kane Hodder and Joel David Moore) made an appearance on the carpet as well alongside actress Kaili Thorne (the latter portrays final girl "Mayna" in Joe Lynch's "Zom B Movie") and stated, "I had a Chillerama cocktail in the mausoleum!" of prepping herself for the carpet melee.
"I'm just not used to this anymore for some reason," Klebe expounded (she's currently attending NYU grad school for directing), "and I'm in a whole other mindset, where I've been looking at things analytically and not performing in front of people" (although she's certainly no stranger to the passionate response of genre fans and media, having previously appeared in the much debated Rob Zombie Halloween redux).
Thorne chimed in, "I didn't expect it to be this big. When we were filming it, it was such a little movie, and no one could talk about it because if you did, Joe or Adam would slap you in the face! It was so secret, and this response, it's so amazing! I haven't seen anything except for the trailer yet, and I'm glad I made it into that."
Also on hand to lend their support and chat up their projects were actor Jay Gillespie, who portrays "Nico" and "Pseudo Pinhead" in Mirrors 2 director Victor Garcia's upcoming Hellraiser: Revelations, and Alexandra Holder, who appears with Gillespie in the forthcoming horror feature Jack the Reaper.
Dread questioned Gillespie (who worked with Chillerama director Sullivan on 2001 Maniacs) on his thoughts regarding the rather negative Internet reaction to the released Hellraiser: Revelations trailer and press materials, to which he stated, "Hopefully when audiences see it, they'll think it's better. I can understand it, with Doug Bradley not playing Pinhead. Personally, I worked with Stephan Smith Collins, who plays Pinhead [in Hellraiser: Revelations], and I think he did a great job. Everyone was really passionate, and I loved what I did in it. I'm psyched to be in it."
Moving on, Gillespie commented, "Alexandra and I did Jack the Reaper together, and it just played at Cannes, and it's going to be awesome." Directed by Kimberly Seilhamer and starring Tony Todd, Sally Kirkland and Douglas Tait, the slasher flick is set in a desert carnival, and Gillespie commented, "It's a new horror franchise, most likely, and it's going to kick ass!"
Feast series director John Gulager also made an appearance and teased of his currently in post-production feature Piranha 3DD (which opens wide via Dimension on November 23 and which stars Katrina Bowden, Danielle Panabaker and the returning Christopher Lloyd and Ving Rhames), "We are editing right now, and it's bat-shit crazy! You haven't seen insanity like this yet!"
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Oregon Historical County Records Guide
Baker County Records Inventory
Circuit Court Case Files
Series documents cases heard before the circuit courts and the U.S. district courts. U.S. district courts were administered by the federal government during the territorial period and subsequently replaced by the circuit courts upon statehood in 1859. Case files include exhibits, transcripts, indexes, and legal documents such as indictments, subpoenas, fee bills, articles of agreement, bonds, summons, executions, petitions, and injunctions. The case files document civil and criminal actions such as debt, theft, divorce, land claims, arson, murder, rape, assault and battery, and boundary conflicts. Circuit court records continue after 1983 under authority of the state and are maintained by the trial court administrator. Circuit court records have been inventoried through 1983. For information on more recent court records, contact the trial court administrator. Portions of these records may be restricted.
Through the years, the circuit court case files have been arranged in several ways. Case files listed under the titles of "Law" and "Equity" are commonly referred to as civil case files. Some circuit court information from 1965-1983 has also been recorded in the Baker County Records (Clerk and Recorder Official Filings).
Records at the Baker County Courthouse, Clerk's Lower Vault, Back Room:
Circuit Court [Case Files], drawer no. 1-234, 1862-1944 (58.50 cu.ft.);
Civil [Case Files], no. 80.001-83.449, 1980-1983 (22.50 cu.ft.);
Criminal [Case Files], no. 500-2399, 1960-1983 (36 cu.ft.);
Equity [Case Files-Civil], no. E3266-E4951, 1953-1970 (28.50 cu.ft.);
Law [Case Files-Civil], no. L2320-L2824, 1957-1963 (9 cu.ft.);
[Miscellaneous Circuit Court Records-includes exhibits, indictments, estates, pension papers, and wills], box 40, 1870-1908 (1 cu.ft.).
Records at the Baker County Courthouse, Clerk's Lower Vault, Front Room:
[Circuit Court Case Files-Equity], drawer no. 235-734, 1862-1944 (168 cu.ft.);
Criminal [Case Files], drawer no. 1-71, 1865-1948 (24 cu.ft.); no. 1-499, 1948-1960 (5 cu.ft.);
Criminal Cases [Circuit Court Case Files], 1931-1946 (.35 cu.ft.);
Durkee Mercantile Co. vs. U.S. Gold Coins Mine Co. [Circuit Court Case Records], 1906 (1 volume);
Equity [Case Files-Civil], no. E1390-E3265, 1944-1953 (10 cu.ft.);
Index to Judgment Roll, vol. A, 1864-1913 (1 volume);
Judgment Roll [Case File Index], 1863-1948 (1 volume);
Law [Case Files-Civil], no. L1534-L2319, 1946-1958 (10 cu.ft.).
Records at the Baker County Courthouse, Clerk's Upper Vault:
Divorce Records [Oregon Health Division], 1959-1972 (.30 cu.ft.);
Equity [Circuit Court Case Files], no. 1-156, n.d. (4 reels of microfilm); no E2304-E3248, ca.1950-ca.1953 (34 reels of microfilm).
Records at the Baker County Courthouse, Circuit Court Records Department Office:
Criminal Index [Convictions-Circuit Court Case Files Index], 1928-1988 (1 volume);
Divorce Index Decrees [indexes circuit court case files and journals], 1872-1988 (1 volume);
Equity [Case Files-Civil], no. E5154-E7714, 1971-1980 (electronic records server);
Judgment Roll [Vault Index to Circuit Court Papers], vol. 1-2, ca.1862-1971 (2 volumes).
Records at the Baker County Courthouse, Circuit Court Records Department File Room:
Criminal Judgment Roll Index, vol. 1, 1865-1971 (1 volume);
Equity [Case Files-Civil], no. E5966-E7020, 1976-1977 (2.50 cu.ft.);
Law [Circuit Court Case Files], no. L2825-L4406, 1963-1979 (14 cu.ft.).
Records at the Baker County Courthouse, Circuit Court Conference Room, Vault:
[Divorce Index Decrees-indexes circuit court case files and journals], 1872-1988 (5 sheets of microfiche);
[Judgment Roll Book-Circuit Court Case Files Index], vol. 1-2, ca.1862-1971 (67 sheets of microfiche);
Trial Transcripts [Circuit Court Transcript of Testimony-includes some exhibits-title varies], ca.1890-ca.1941 (10 cu.ft.).


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First cruise ever
Sail Date: August 21, 2016
Reviewed: 9 months ago
Traveled As: Family (older children)
Room Type: Oceanview
For part of cruise was the stops and be able to get off the ship. Love the water.
Our room attendant was fantastic as well our dining attendants.
Express exit in the AM was wonderful.
What needs improvement:
The morning wait staff- need to talk to each other and help the guests.---Restaurant on 3rd deck
Fix the plumbing issues in our son's room.
Compensate for not being to go where the plan was- understand the safety issues but it was a real disappointment.
Stop nickel and dining everything-30 dollars for a small bag of dirty laundry.
Have a first time cruisers seminar on the first day.
Have more than one soft serve ice cream machine.
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The food and drug administration is working on a proposal to clear up what kind of health products should be regulated, like vitamins and supplements. Critics say the proposal could force people to get prescriptions for common pills and significantly increase the cost of them.
Lee Witting says the FDA plan is getting the United States ready to take part in an international trade agreement in 2009.An agreement thatsome countries have already joined.
The plan is in effect in bothGermany and Norway. In Germany, a bottle of zinc tablets that used to cost $4.00 on the shelf now costs $54.00. A bottle of echinacea, which people like to use when they get a cold, went from $14.00 to $153.00.
WABI contacted the FDA about concerns that the same thing would happen here, but no one ever responded to our calls or e-mails.
The period of time for the public to comment on the FDA plan ends May 29th.
Folks are collecting signatures at the Natural Living Center in Bangor to send to Maine lawmakers in opposition of the plan.
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Last-gasp goal keeps America on points perfect course
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - America made light of the midweek departure of striker Raul Jimenez to Atletico Madrid when they beat Morelia 3-2 to continue with their maximum points start to the Mexican championship.
Jimenez's fellow Mexico World Cup striker Oribe Peralta scored two minutes into added time at the Azteca on Saturday to give America their fifth consecutive win, keeping them top of the Apertura table with 15 points.
Coach Antonio Mohamed was not entirely happy, though, saying there were lessons to be learnt from failing to close out the match earlier.
"I'm happy with the team's form but what happened today must serve as a lesson when we thought the match was settled, under control, and it wasn't," the Argentine said.
America were 2-1 up after 56 minutes with goals from Paraguay defender Pablo Aguilar and Argentine-born midfielder Rubens Sambueza after an equalizer by Colombian Duvier Riascos.
Morelia, whose goalkeeper Carlos Rodriguez made a string of fine saves praised by Mohamed, came back into the match with a second equalizer from Argentine David Depetris in the 76th minute making the score 2-2.
"We made the mistake of thinking the match was over with a 2-1 lead and we didn't go for 3-1," Mohamed said.
Club World Cup-bound CONCACAF champions Cruz Azul, on the other hand, have a finishing problem and were beaten 3-1 at Monterrey whose Colombian striker Dorlan Pabon scored a hat-trick.
"The team are playing well, except for their finishing, which of course is important," said the Blue Machine's coach Luis Fernando Tena, whose side have five points. Continued...


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A question just popped into my mind: Is there maybe anyone else out there who already played some games on the Wii U? If yes, I'd really like to talk a little about that stuff, as the realease is getting nearer and nearer xD
I played it some weeks ago during the "Frankfurt Book Fair". There were three games I could play and maybe I'll wirte a little about all of them^^
First, there was Luigis Ghost Mansion from Nintendo Land. I played it as a normal player but also as the ghost - And both was very great fun! =D Playing as a normal Mii has a great tactical component, as you shout instructions across the room, which is just incredible!^^ And being the ghost was also very good, as you are, like, "almighty" and just evily (does that word exist? xD) chase down the other players - But it can get pretty tough if your opponents are a good team.
After that I played some AC3 (At this point, I have to thank my attendance, because she had no problem to just watch me play the game, wihtout doing something herself xD). I played one of the nval battles, which wasn't really great in my opinion, but controlling it with the gamepad was incredibly good!
And then, there was the highlight: Pikmin 3. I always liked Pikmin and the two levels I played already promised a new benchmark: First, there was a simple treasure hunt and, as always, I really loved to command all those Pikmin and give them all kinds of different tasks at once. And then, there was the boss fight against that giant centipede, which wasn't really challenging but still great. And the graphics are just amazing. Pikmin in HD is...wonderful.
Soooooo...Back to the opening question: Anyone else also played some Wii U already? And what do you think?


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"Without the high and noble the simple and vulgar is utterly mean; and without the simple and ordinary the noble and heroic is meaningless."
j.r.r. tolkien
Coming into 2014 twelve too-short months ago, I had the sensation of girding myself for battle. In some ways, that sentiment did not prove false as the year progressed. Our family faced numerous financial setbacks. The present state of our nation grew bleaker. My sister and I traveled alone for the first time and came face to face with the grittiness of sin at one o' clock in the morning. In Flannery's words, though, "I can, with one eye squinted, take it all as a blessing." It seems too trivial to capture the Lord's mercies in mere faltering words, but I must, for they have been great. In the space of a year, we have not lacked for food, shelter, or company. We've made the simplest, silliest, and most wonderful memories that I will take with me as mementos when I move away. I've trundled through the end of my junior year, begun my senior year, and come to grips with the reality of living several hundred miles from the people I love best next year. Relationships have been shaken, reformed, and built together once more. The thrum of it all comes back to this: great is His faithfulness.
I couldn't manage to effectively sum up an entire year in one post: for that purpose, there are blog archives (sparse though they may be). Still, I wanted to make an acknowledgment of this year's passing with a bit of reminiscence, and that seemed as good a reason as any for some list-making. (Bring on the bullet points!)
top five domestic posts
These were the posts that received the most interaction on Literary Lane this year. Thank you for taking the time to share your hearts and participate in discussions: you make my life richer.
On Christian Sincerity. Is it a denial of Christ to avoid that cliche conversion scene?
March Chatterbox: You Were the One Next to Me. "We're held to the only standard the world can see. It doesn't mean there isn't more."
Sweeter Than Wine. When writing romance, can you achieve authenticity without compromising your conscience?
You Were Meant to Be Right Here All Along. The world is bent on discovering itself: I want to know my Lord.
September Chatterbox: Willa-My-Willa. She was the beam of light that slanted across his life, but she brought shadows with her.
top five international posts
These were the words that shook me, challenged me, and pushed me ever further up and further in. "As iron sharpens iron, so a friend sharpens a friend."
Troubling Stories by Anna Graham.
Follow Your Dreams (up with hard work) by Katelyn Sabelko.
Regarding the Time That Is Given to Us by Bryana Johnson.
How to Balance Your Literary Diet by Suzannah Rowntree.
Success With a Third-Grade Diploma by Rachel Heffington.
read in 2014
* indicates a favorite
* indicates a favorite
Of books, there were plenty. The titles I read this year are listed en masse below. 2014 was a rewarding year for the bookcase, and I savored the variety of literature that I was able to sample. In American literature I discovered new favorites such as My Antonia and Our Town. The second half of the list grows decidedly British: blame it on the happy overlapping of my assigned and personal reading lists. English literature is truly a wonderful thing.
my antonia* - willa cather
till we have faces* - c.s. lewis
the great gatsby - f. scott fitzgerald
fly away home - rachel heffington
anon, sir, anon - rachel heffington
the sound and the fury - william faulkner
of mice and men - john steinbeck
the eagle of the ninth* - rosemary sutcliff
the letterbook of eliza lucas pinckney
the glass menagerie - tennessee williams
death of a salesman - arthur miller
our town* - thornton wilder
farenheit 451 - ray bradbury
shadow hand - anne elisabeth stengl
starflower*- anne elisabeth stengl
the faith - charles w. colson
kingdoms in conflict* - charles w. colson
the fault in our stars - john green
a prayer journal* - flannery o'connor
the lamb of God - nancy guthrie
david copperfield* - charles dickens
hamlet* - william shakespeare
emma*- jane austen
jane eyre*- charlotte bronte
a christian manifesto - francis a. schaeffer
plenilune* - jennifer freitag
My top three favorites from 2014 — one would be too cruel — in no particular order are David Copperfield, Plenilune, and Jane Eyre. (I may or may not rank books based on how much they tangle with my emotions.) Assigned reading quickly dominated pleasure reading, as is its wont, so it was rewarding to check off some Dickens, Sutcliff, Lewis, and two more Tales of Goldstone Wood in addition to the bleaker Fitzgerald and Steinbeck. In the nonfiction category, I discovered Charles Colson, particularly his Kingdoms in Conflict, which has inspired me to pick up more of his books in 2015. (If you have the chance to read his personal testimony, do so: it's riveting.) The Sound and the Fury and Beowulf, though short in length, were probably the most daunting of this year's haul. (Beowulf was ultimately more enjoyable — the kennings!). I finally finished Emma after years of dabbling in the first few chapters, which was fun, if not terribly surprising; perhaps next year I'll take on Mansfield Park or Persuasion.
to read in 2015
[among others]
[among others]
the fellowship of the ring - j.r.r. tolkien
winter's tale - mark helprin
anna karenina - leo tolstoy (do I dare?)
the complete stories - flannery o'connor
winter's tale - mark helprin
anna karenina - leo tolstoy (do I dare?)
the complete stories - flannery o'connor
the space trilogy - c.s. lewis
the importance of being earnest - oscar wilde (not to be read with muffins unless desirous of buttered cuffs)
several lord peter wimsey mysteries - dorothy sayers
mansfield park - jane austen
orthodoxy, the ballad of the white horse, and the man who was thursday - g.k. chesterton
what did you read in 2014?
what did you read in 2014?


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Hollywood actors and studios extend labor talks again
By Steve Gorman
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The Screen Actors Guild and major Hollywood studios said on Friday they have agreed to a another extension of their contract talks, this one on a day-by-day basis, in hopes of closing a deal by next Tuesday.
The announcement, coming as the parties neared a previous self-imposed deadline, heightened prospects that they could preserve labor peace in the entertainment industry following a 100-day strike by screenwriters that ended in February.
The current three-year SAG contract covering 120,000 film and television actors expires on June 30, but the two sides had planned to negotiate through Friday in hopes of clinching a settlement.
The actors union and the studios' bargaining agent, the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, said in a joint statement that they would continue their negotiations "on a day-to-day basis" through next Tuesday at 5:00 p.m. PDT (8:00 p.m. EDT/midnight GMT), except for a day off on Sunday.
There was no further comment from either party.
But a source familiar with the course of negotiations said SAG had scaled back a number of demands that were considered major points of contention.
In one such concession, the source said, the union was now seeking what would effectively be a 15 percent increase in residual payments actors earn from DVDs, rather than a doubling of the DVD residual rate.
Striking writers had been forced to give up demands for higher DVD residuals altogether in reaching their contract deal with studios more than two months ago. Continued...


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08/04/2002 8:00
Finding Frazer
Producer: Vanessa Gorman
Researcher: Rochelle Jackson
Hello. I'm Caroline Jones. Tonight's program is about a couple whose journey into parenthood has taken them into unexpected territory. When Ian and Sandy Johnson found they couldn't have children of their own, they decided to pursue the sometimes controversial option of adopting from overseas. But when they finally set off to Ethiopia to collect their long-awaited little girl, they had no idea where it would all lead, nor quite how much parenting would ultimately be involved.
SANDY JOHNSON: There were times when we were waiting when we thought, perhaps it's never going to happen, because the process took so long. But we always had hope that one day it would happen.
IAN JOHNSON: It was a really hard time waiting, because you keep on living in hope. And you'd get a phone call and you'd think, "Ah! We need to get ready soon," and then the time would come and then we'd have to cancel the booking. And it was very much an up and down sort of thing.
SANDY JOHNSON: It was about six months after we were allocated Sophie that we found out that we could go to Ethiopia to pick her up, so we had only a few days notice to get ready and get everything organised. We were told to go to bed for a few hours, but it was just impossible to sleep. We were so excited. We're just too excited to sleep anyway.
My stomach was just an absolute churning mess. I was so worried about how this little person would feel, and I knew that we would be so strange to her. Will we take some little things for her to look at? As we drove from the compound to pick up Sophie we both had such a feeling of trepidation, just wondering what our future was going to be like with our little girl. Little did we know that down the track there would be another surprise waiting for us.
IAN JOHNSON: Sandy and I got married at the end of 1984, and we started seriously trying to have children and nothing happened. Then we started going to doctors and nothing seemed to be working. And then, about 1992, we started IVF and had a number of attempts at that. Nothing happened. Seeing families with young children was...was a little bit hard, often, because you have a sense of yourself as being a parent and it's something which you can't have at the moment and you don't know when it is going to happen, and you almost imagine what it would be like to be able to have that.
SANDY JOHNSON: Lots of disappointment there. Um, and we tried lots of things that people suggested, different herbal treatments and all sorts of things. And then, finally, a friend who was a doctor suggested that we look into adoption.
IAN JOHNSON: Adopting within Australia wasn't an option, so we just considered inter-country adoption. The whole process took just over four years. The waiting is very difficult and you go through a very broad range of emotions, from being hopeful that it's going to happen soon to almost giving up in despair and thinking, "Is it ever going to happen?" It's been able to give us lots of opportunities to meet some wonderful people, and the Hurleys have been one of the highlights of this whole experience.
WENDY HURLEY: We became very good friends with Sandy and Ian before we'd adopted Reuben. Very much, our journeys melded there and we became very close to each other. And I think on that path, um, you know, we talked about it and I said to Sandy, "Well, what do you think if I get a camera and we maybe just start chronicling what's happening with you to encourage couples and families who are struggling with the process?"
SANDY JOHNSON: When we found out that we were allocated Sophie, it was just the most wonderful thing - I guess, maybe, like the birth of a child is. It was, "OK, this is our baby. This is the one. This is the one for us."
IAN JOHNSON: And then, when the social worker came and told us about the little girl, they put us in a little room and asked us if we would be willing to take this little girl as our child and adopt her. And they gave us a bit of background information and they showed us the little picture. And, um... ..it still gets you. Just looking at her was just wonderful. And, um, she looked really sad. And that was really hard. And you couldn't say no..
And then the hard part... I think the hardest waiting was then, because it was like you had a child but you couldn't touch them.
SANDY JOHNSON: We were allocated Sophie in December, early December, and then it was about six months before we could go and pick her up.
IAN JOHNSON: We'd heard that Sophie had been given the name 'The Untouchable' when she was over there because she wouldn't let anyone touch her and wouldn't give eye contact to anybody. And that was really distressing to hear that, because we just wondered, you know, what things had been like for her.
SANDY JOHNSON: We were shown into Laku and Misrak's lounge room, the people who looked after Sophie before she came to us.
IAN JOHNSON: They actually brought Sophie in and put her on the couch. We had this little book that we tried to entertain her with. She wasn't interested, which is understandable. And I can still hear that cry of just desperation... this anguish about, "What are these people doing here?" We knew that she had bonded well to Misrak, the foster mother, and so taking Sophie away from Misrak I knew would be really heart-wrenching. There was nothing that we could do to console Sophie.
SANDY JOHNSON: It was like a poor little abandoned dingo cry or something. It was just so sad. And all we wanted to do was just pick her up and comfort her, but the more that we did that, the more she cried. Laku and Misrak brought us out this beautiful meal, and it was really hard to eat knowing that I'd have to look after this little baby for the rest of the night, for the rest of her life with us. And it was just such a huge dawning of responsibility for me, and I was very worried. She cried so much that she fell asleep instantly when she had a bottle.
IAN JOHNSON: And then, the next morning, she attached well to Sandy and wanted to be held by Sandy, but didn't want to know me at all, didn't... didn't feel happy with me being anywhere near her. Having Sophie trying to push me away physically - it was a little bit upsetting, and I worked from the premise that she had a good reason for responding to me the way she did. And the fifth day came and the sixth day came and Sophie still wasn't connecting, and that's when I was a little bit worried.
SANDY JOHNSON: And it was probably about eight days before Ian could get a look-in. It was when we had some other parents staying with us at the place that we were staying in Ethiopia, and she was looking up at Ian and smiling for the first time. And we felt like that was a breakthrough there.
IAN JOHNSON: That's when I really started connecting to her and having that relationship. Prior to that there wasn't, sort of, any real emotion towards her, but once she started interacting with me that's when that real emotion started happening - that, you know, "Father and daughter. This is special," and looking forward to doing special things with her.
SANDY JOHNSON: Well, we were basically just trying to soak up the culture when we were in Ethiopia. We also really - most importantly - wanted to see if we could find anything at all about Sophie's background. So we were able to trace the exact house where Soph and her mum lived. It seemed to be a very poor area. The huts were made of mud and tin and very, very tiny - no bigger than a double bed.
IAN JOHNSON: We were told that the father - his name was Tacola - he was a truck driver and he died of stomach cancer when the mother was three months pregnant with Sophie. And the mother died from a cold in two days when Sophie was nine months old. And that was just really sad to hear that story. It would have been a fairly poverty-stricken life, I suspect. At the time, we thought Sophie was an only child, and it was a real surprise when we saw the photo of the little boy sitting on the mother's lap, and it was a big mystery.
When we were thinking about Sophie having experienced two very significant losses in her short life, I was a little bit concerned about the long-term impact that may have. But we knew that it was just a matter of time, that Sophie would probably be able to integrate those experiences in her life.
WENDY HURLEY: Sandy and Ian - I mean, they're wonderful people, and they make exceptional parents. The job they did with Sophie's fairly obvious too. You know, that within a very short period of time, she went from that very fragile little child, emotionally, to a very happy, healthy little girl.
IAN JOHNSON: Seeing Sophie now, it's like she's a different child. She's just got this wonderful glow about her, and she comes up to you and says, "Cuddle boo! Hug Daddy!"
BOTH: And she just loves cuddling into you - she's a really affectionate little girl, and very gentle. And it's just amazing to see the difference.
LEITH HARDING, adoption research: One of the myths of inter-country adoption has been born out of the stolen generation and the great deal of concern that a lot of children from overseas are being taken from their families. Certainly in the case of Ethiopian adoptions, these children are orphaned or abandoned. In many cases, there's no knowledge, even, of a biological family. In some countries, children are relinquished for adoption because of the social stigma related to being born out of wedlock, or simply because they're female.
WENDY HURLEY: Reuben was born in Addis Ababa, in Ethiopia, the capital. He was abandoned at birth in the main hospital, and then they finally transferred him into the foster home for adoption. People we don't know, it's usually, that would say to us about why we'd adopt, because we have...you know, two boys...we had two boys and a girl, and that's perfect and why would you want more than that?
I think that we had the capacity to love a child from another country that needed a family. I think our kids had that capacity - they were very excited about it.
TOM HURLEY: To create a stolen generation, you've got to be stealing them from a family, a place where they belong. And my argument is that when you have no family, you have no rock to start from, and you must have family before you can start enjoying your culture.
IAN JOHNSON: To be in an orphanage, they just cannot provide that support - being able to provide them with a loving family and a very good standard of living. I think that the children would choose to be here in Australia, rather than being in Ethiopia, begging.
SANDY JOHNSON: Not long after we came home with Sophie we had a visit from the social worker, which is routine, just to find out how you're going. And it was during this visit that we found out that Sophie had an older brother.
IAN JOHNSON: We'd heard that Sophie's brother was Frazer, and that he was four years of age, and he was staying with his great-aunt in Addis. So we saw that this was a great opportunity of being able to adopt another child, so hearing the news about a brother was like hitting the jackpot all over again.
Some friends of ours picked up their little baby from Ethiopia. And while they were visiting, they asked to see Frazer and to see if they could take a photo of him for us. Adopting an older child is so much different to adopting a baby. You know that they've had a whole lot of experiences that you haven't been a part of, particularly coming from such a different culture - different food, different everything. That's one of the things we're very much aware of and sometimes question - how fair is it to take him from that, where he's got a loving environment, to a place like here? And sure, it'll be very loving, but there's not that same sort of connection and sense of familiarity for him. I think it's going to be really, really hard.
SANDY JOHNSON: Two days ago, we heard that it shouldn't be long before Frazer arrives. It's probably only going to be about three or four weeks before he comes. We talked a lot about it with Sophie, and an aeroplane flew overhead and she said, "Frazer?" It's so wonderful for Sophie to have another connection from Ethiopia within Australia.
We found out about Frazer, I think, in August, and it wasn't until January that he arrived. Misrak, who runs the foster home, was kind enough to escort Frazer to Brisbane for us.
IAN JOHNSON: It's really hard to put in words about just wondering, you know, what was it going to be like for him. We knew it was going to be scary. Just seeing him so frightened and scared, and you just wanted to put your arms around him and... and say, "It's going to be OK". But knowing that you couldn't do that, because that would be scary in itself as well. Because, I mean, who... who were we? We were Mum and Dad, but that didn't make sense to him.
SANDY JOHNSON: He was really frightened here for a few days. He was frightened to get into the car, he was frightened in our house. And so it was really great to have Misrak here to settle him down, and say, "You're safe. Everything's going to be OK." And after a few days, he was cuddling Ian, giving Ian hugs, hugging me - quite attached to us.
IAN JOHNSON: But of course he's got all the behaviours that little children exhibit. Sometimes, he...you know, we don't understand what he wants, and he gets a little bit disappointed and frustrated.
SANDY JOHNSON: The language barrier is huge. I used to think that the language barrier could be broken with just lots of kisses and cuddles and lots of love, but you really need as much language as you can. It's...it's a huge barrier. But it's...it's getting better. Every day he seems to be... ..you know, the children seem to be more and more settled.
LEITH HARDING: By virtue of the fact that they were adopted, they've felt a separation, they've felt a loss. They've lost a person who carried them all through pregnancy, or cared for them for the first year or so of their life. And that...that loss is always going to be with them.
SANDY JOHNSON: Yes, I do feel sad for Sophie and Frazer that they've... they've had such a hard life and a sad life so far. But I think they've come to a really nice family and a really nice home environment and I think it'll hopefully make up for the sadness that they've had.
LEITH HARDING: For a lot of children, there's also the grief of having lost their language, their culture, their homeland, so it's very important that these children can be kept in contact with some of their culture here in Australia.
WENDY HURLEY: One of the adoptive parents I met a few years ago said to me that you don't adopt a child, you adopt a community. And you really do. There's an Ethiopian support group on the coast, and everyone really does band together as a network of support.
TOM HURLEY: We believe that it's really important for Reuben to have a community of Ethiopian children around him. It gives him a chance to share his relationship, share his concerns, share his thoughts with somebody who's going down that same path. And I think that's really important that he has that ability to do that.
IAN JOHNSON: One of the things we've thought a lot about is the sort of identity which we want the children to have. And we want them to see themselves as Ethiopians. They're not just Australians and they're not just Ethiopians, but they're both. And that's one of the things Misrak was telling us - that we're not just Australians now, but we also have Ethiopia in our heart. It's good.
SANDY JOHNSON: Frazer seems to be just the most delightful little boy. He's talking away to us almost constantly and telling us things and we can't wait till we can communicate properly with him. His language is just picking up every day. A few weeks ago, I think I was saying that we really needed the language and that love wasn't enough to get through, but now I... I think I'd take that back and I'd say that Frazer just thrives on cuddles and kisses, and I think that's what's really helped to bring us close together.
IAN JOHNSON: Having gone from a family of two to a big family of four, like, doubling in size in less than 12 months, has been a really big change for us. I've seen some really wonderful sides to Sandy that have always been there, but you just see a different side to her. She's very creative and she's a great mum.
SANDY JOHNSON: I'm enjoying just the fun, the pure fun, that children bring to the house. It's extra work and, you know, sometimes you're tired, and up late doing dishes or washing clothes, but the fun offsets all of that.
IAN JOHNSON: This whole adoption process is like, you know... I mean, we've just got two beautiful, healthy children. I mean, it's better than winning Gold Lotto, you know? Just...you know, it's just so wonderful. But I really sense responsibility too. Bit of a two-edged sword - it's lots of fun, but it's hard work sometimes. You think, "Ash..." Say it's three o'clock in the afternoon, you think, "Four hours to go before they're asleep."
Last year 331 children were adopted from 20 different countries. Only one in four applicants are successful.


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Joss Crandall is embarking on the career of her dreams, but her new partner, Dan Parker, is none too happy about it. A former NFL player turned sports anchor, Dan's been demoted following an on-air gaff. Now, he's stuck reporting from the sidelines on the oddest assortment of sports ever. Thanks to Joss's can-do attitude and interactive approach, the two become online sensations. But can Dan get past what he thinks he's lost and see that his relationship with Joss is the biggest win of his life?
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Described as an "edgy R-rated comedy," the Columbia Pictures comedy reunites five best friends from college (played by Jillian Bell, Ilana Glazer, Scarlett Johansson, Zoë Kravitz and Kate McKinnon) for wild bachelorette weekend in Miami. Things take a dark turn when they accidentally kill a male stripper and devise a scheme to cover it up. Ty Burrell, Colton Haynes, Hasan Minhaj, Demi Moore, Enrique Murciano and Karan Soni round out the ensemble cast.
BuzzFeed debuted the trailer via Facebook Wednesday.
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On the eve of the trailer's release, Haynes shared his excitement—and his anxieties—in a Snapchat video. "I'm nervous because I may or may not have a lot of clothes on in this movie," he said. "I don't know what made the trailer or not. So, you guys might be seeing something."
Director Lucia Aniello co-wrote the script with Paul W. Downs (of Broad City fame). Initially titled Rock That Body, the film was included on the 2015 Black List of unproduced screenplays.
Aniello and Downs produced the comedy alongside Dave Becky and Matt Tolmach, while Matthew Hirsch served as its executive producer. Downs also has a role in the ensemble movie.
The movie features plenty of over-the-top and in-your-face moments of debauchery. But more than anything, Aniello tells BuzzFeed, "It's a movie about friendships. It was really more about honing in on our experience of having friendships from high school and college that have evolved and maybe gotten a little bit distant. What does it feel like when you reconnect with those people? Are people excited to be reunited? Are they resentful? What is that experience like?" After the movie comes out, she adds, "Hopefully it will have people reflecting on their own lives and their own friendships and relate to friendships that maybe should be worked on."
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Hey guys, soo happy i found this site.
I pulled out my dryer to clean the dust behind the dryer and my dog ripped the vent hose pretty bad. its not salvageable,
Dryer is located in the basement with the hose going into the wall and up about 5 feet, How do i go about changing the hose thats inside the wall. Do i have to take the outside exhaust cover off?
I am going to try and add pics to help clarify what im talking about.
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Yep, pics woluld help a lot. That way we can suggest whatever fittings you will require.
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i already cut a peice of the vent and took it with me to the store and bought a replacement hose they told me to go with the metal one.
Here is a few pics, taken from my phone so not the best quality
need to do this today any suggestions
The hose inside the wall raises 5' ?
I've never had the hose inside the wall
I've had the ones that go straight thru the wall
Then the hose attaches
What you bought is a transition hose, only to be used in the room. Once it goes into the wall, a rigid pipe and elbows are required. http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=...up65cYgFwMvULw
Either buy a though-the-wall termination duct hood/short pipe, or open up the wall and install rigid pipe.
You do need a new hood (Type A)to replace your broken one (Type B) and get 30% more opening at the self-closing door:
In Dave's picture, the hood is legal for dryers but I don't recommend them. Look at the flapper doors pivot rods running across the pipe opening----- they trap the wet lint from getting outside.
Be safe, Gary
Hey My new plan is to cut the dry wall and connect trnsition hose to where old one was and then back to dryer and replace drywall. I dont need to replace all the pipes for new ones.
Wouldn't that work okay wth just the hose i have now?
"Wouldn't that work okay wth just the hose i have now?"
Do go to the trouble of removing only the dry wall where the current dryer hose is routed. Remove all remnants of old dryer hose, dryer vent on the outside, and start over, for safety reasons. DO use rigid aluminum duct inside the wall with 90º elbows at each end. These can be found at the apron stores and is cheap for what it will do as far as safety. Use the new "metal" flex hose, cut to fit, not wadded up nor kinked to do the connection from the dryer to the new duct, and the duct to the vent hood.
IMO-using the flex duct inside the wall is only asking for trouble down the road. Damp lint WILL hang up within the folds of this flex duct, building up until you only have a very small opening to blow the vented air through. Even with the set-up I/others recommend, with it running up, you will need to access it, say-annually for cleaning. David
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This is a conversation that pops up from time to time. The easy answer is that we're never going to have an answer- but we do have a lot of people that love to passionately defend their particular points of view. It is a whole lot like the open carry debate in that regard.
Simply put, you have to make the decision for yourself. If you want to wear the shirt that has a Glock logo across the chest, then go for it. It may make you a target, it may make you a friend. In the end, it probably won't matter one way or the other though.
I personally do not wear gun company stuff unless I'm on the range- and then only because I have so much of the stuff that I've managed to get for free that it makes no sense not to wear it sometime. I do wear NRA stuff from time to time, but that is almost always in some way connected to work I do for the NRA. If I'm not doing something for them that stuff stays at home as well.
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Statement neckpiece. Statement studs. Statement cuffs. Statement, statement, statement. Jewellery is not worth contemplating this autumn unless you can plonk the word "statement" in front.
During the course of writing this, I feel as if I have been repeatedly bashed over the head with costume jewels and sparkling metallic chains, all naturally worthy of the "statement" prefix. This trend is, essentially though, costume jewellery gone a bit jazzy. Such big bold jewels were all over the catwalk like a rash: from clothes directly embellished with sparkly stuff, to outfits piled up with eye-catching pieces.
I blame Mary Portas, flashing her oversized necklaces and enormous, could-take-your-eye-out rings all over the TV. Oh and, of course, Dynasty.
"Statement jewellery is a good way to make basic shapes and classic separates stand out in the office," says Lydia King, accessories and jewellery buyer at Selfridges. "For autumn/winter, I love decorated bib necklaces from Yves Saint Laurent and Lanvin, which add interest to the simplest outfits."
On the high street, Banana Republic's jewellery has been designed to add "modern drama" while Oasis launches a "statement necklace" collection in September. At Marks & Spencer, accessories design manager Kate Crossey says that, in addition to 1920s and 1980s references, its range "recognises the importance of oversized chains, mixed metals ... and statement vintage necklaces, inspired by the catwalk".
The fashion equation here is clear: simple outfit plus jangly jewels equals work balance.
On runways, lots of the showiest necklaces were short – in some cases collar-like – and layered up. This works for the office – long necklaces swinging about can be rather aggravating.
Cuffs are set to continue their bracelet champion reign – Hermès and Gucci both included classic versions, while at Burberry, a chunky barbed wire-style bracelet was striking. Dorothy Perkins's electric pink number is an ideal way to cheaply ramp up a sober grey winter office look, as are a pair of non-dangle, earrings.
But my favourite outfit styling trickery is definitely the hair bobble-bunny ears combo, as seen at Louis Vuitton. Though not for the office.
Instead, an embellished alice band makes the much required seasonal statement while offering a practical dimension while it's at it.


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Hamilton offers Kvyat sympathy, Vettel adds to intrigue
Lewis Hamilton offered his sympathy to Daniil Kvyat on Thursday and pleaded for more understanding of the pressures heaped on young drivers in Formula One.
The defending three-time world champion spoke out during a news conference ahead of this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix where the Russian and Dutch teenager Max Verstappen have been forced to swap teams.
The ruthless Red Bull outfit demoted Kvyat after his incident-packed start to the season and promoted Verstappen from Toro Rosso to replace him.
"It's a good opportunity for one and for the other it's very unfortunate," said Hamilton of Mercedes.
"Red Bull has done well in bringing young talent forwards, but they need to be aware young drivers need time to progress. Mistakes do happen.
"There is so much pressure on us, particularly at a young age, there is so much to learn and a lot of pressure on our shoulders.
"To take a driver out of a team, where he is comfortable, and move into another one, it's a difficult position to be in…
"Do I agree with it? It doesn't really matter, but it's definitely not something I would particularly want to do."
Alongside him, two-time champion Fernando Alonso of McLaren agreed with his sentiments.
But Alonso added: "It's up to them. It's definitely a surprise… They have been doing a very good job promoting drivers and discovering new talents.
"It's the way they do it. They have been doing a good job in the past…"
Romain Grosjean of the new Haas team, a driver who has survived a period of intense criticism after a run of accidents, said the decision was tough on Kvyat.
"It's a very harsh decision," the Frenchman said.
Meanwhile Sebastian Vettel suggested Red Bull made their decision to dump Kvyat before his opening lap crashes at his home Russian Grand Prix.
In a surprise intervention into a story that dominated the paddock ahead of this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, the four-time world champion told reporters that the Russian's demotion to the junior Toro Rosso team had nothing to do with events in Sochi where he twice rammed into Vettel.
"I don't think it has anything to do with what happened in Sochi," said Vettel.
"As I learned, it has been decided already beforehand. I don't know what the reasons are for the swap, but I don't think it's related to Russia or China."
Vettel said he had sympathy for Kvyat after events in Sochi where he was so livid, after his Ferrari was hit twice by the Russian, that he went to rant at Red Bull team chief Christian Horner on the pit wall during the race.
"I went to him and, obviously, it was clear what had happened," he said.
"I said 'at least have a word with him, it's racing, this happens, but…', and that's it," Vettel explained.
He added: "The last race is not the best example for Daniil but, unlike some of his colleagues, he had the balls to give me a call in the afternoon and to tell me what happened from his point of view.
"He realised he had done a mistake and that's the end of the story. There's nothing wrong with that.
"Of course, I was very upset and disappointed in the first place because it ruined my race, but these things happen. There is no guarantee that I won't have a misjudgement here on Sunday, in two weeks, in a year, or in five years if I'm still around."
Red Bull and Ferrari 'threats' at Russia GPSky Sports F1's Ted Kravitz explains why Red Bull and Ferrari are the teams to watch for this weekend's Russian GP.Sky Sports
Priestley: Engineers are not sabotaging Hamilton's carFormer F1 mechanic says there's no chance engineers are sabotaging with Lewis Hamilton's car to help Nico Rosberg in the Drivers Championship.Sky Sports
Palmer: Kvyat decision is harshRenault drivers Jolyon Palmer and Kevin Magnussen both think Red Bull's decision to swap Daniil Kvyat with Max Verstappen is unfair on the Russian driver.Sky Sports
Red Bull and Ferrari 'threats' at Russia GP
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When the flower arrived in France in the early 17th century, Pavord notes that it prompted a more fervent form of tulipomania than that which later swept Holland and peaked between 1634-1636, when a bulb sold for the equivalent of an Amsterdam house.
What particularly excited tulip growers were "broken" flowers in which the petals bear elaborate flame patterns. Attempting to reproduce this effect, a British grower imported a shipload of Dutch soil in the 1750s. Only in the 1920s did it emerge that the aberration is caused by a virus which has the effect of suppressing the "laid-on" colour of the tulip, allowing the underlying white or yellow to show through. Sadly, modern commercial growers have curbed the tulip's propensity for variety. Pavord notes that half the cut flower market is dominated by just 10 cultivars, "a hideous reductio ad absurdum for a flower that nature equipped with more than a thousand tricks." CH
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Study objectives: The role of radiofrequency ablation (RFA) for primary lung cancer remains poorly defined. The purpose of this "ablate and resect" pilot study was to evaluate the safety of performing RFA in patients with primary non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and to characterize the histologic changes in tumor tissue following such ablation.
Design: This prospective study was undertaken at a single institution, and 10 patients were accrued from June 2002 to June 2003. Eligible patients included those with clinical stage I or II disease. RFA of the tumor was performed through a standard thoracotomy followed by conventional lobectomy and lymph node dissection. Extent of cell death was determined histologically.
Measurements and results. Following the exclusion of two patients, the treated portions of eight tumors were examined for tumor cell viability. Gross inspection and routine histologic staining could not reliably identify the "immediately ablated" tissue. However, using a supravital staining technique, the treated areas from seven of the eight tumors (87.5%) demonstrated > 80% nonviability (100% nonviability was noted in the treated areas from three of the eight tumors). No bleeding or thermal complications were noted at the time of RFA, and none of the patients had skin burns at the electrode dispersive pad sites.
Conclusions: RFA of primary NSCLC is feasible and can be performed safely in the setting of an open thoracotomy. Complete tumor cell necrosis, as determined by supravital staining, was noted in the treated areas from three of eight tumors (37.5%). Such complete ablation was observed in the treated areas from smaller tumors (< 2 cm), whereas the treated areas from larger tumors demonstrated incomplete ablation. Additional investigation with histopathologic correlation is needed to fully assess the long-term efficacy of RFA for NSCLC.
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I spend most of my days, evenings & weekends designing or building websites, researching new techniques & frameworks or trialling them in various experiments. And as infuriating as coding can be, I not ashamed to say I enjoy it.
While staring at screens all day has resulted in the need to wear glasses when using a computer, I'm not all geek. I don't watch Star Trek, I am married with children and have retained the ability to speak to my clients in plain English rather than just technical jargon. I also offer:
Responsive design in action: A recent project as it appears on a variety of devices
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USDCHF Daily Forecast: December 21
USDCHF Forecast
The USDCHF had a significant bearish momentum yesterday, fell back below 0.9320 and hit 0.9266. This fact suggest a failure of the bullish intraday bias and turns my nearest term bias to a bearish mode testing 0.9200 – 0.9170 area. The major bullish scenario remains intact and the current short term bias should be seen just as a corrective movement but need a clear break and daily close at least back above 0.9400 to keep the major bullish scenario strong retesting 0.9500/46 area.
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Bergstadens Hotel is an easy walk to the Røros station, even in the fresh snow, and the hotel is right in the middle of the town! Nice, big, comfortable lobby. The staff was very friendly and made us feel right at home. The breakfast was...More
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