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Over the past five years, an average of 329 incursions were reported at the nation's airports, although the majority of cases were classified as having little or no risk of an actual collision.
Alert pilots averted a disaster at Denver International Airport on Friday morning when they took last-second action to abort a landing to avoid a cargo plane that had strayed onto the runway.
Frontier Flight 297, bound from St. Louis with 45 passengers and a crew of five, was trying to make its scheduled landing about 7:30 a.m.
The Airbus A319 broke out of clouds at 600 feet above the ground and was about to land on runway 35L, a 12,000-foot, north-south strip immediately east of the airport concourses. But at the last second, Frontier pilots spotted the smaller plane, a Swearingen Metroliner operated by Key Lime Air, that was taxiing on the landing runway.
Visibility was half a mile.
The Frontier pilots immediately revved the engines and did what is called a "missed approach," ascending sharply and circling for another landing attempt.
The National Transportation Safety Board initially reported that the planes came as close as 50 feet from one another, although investigators will have to review flight recording tapes to determine exactly how close a call it was.
"It was really the quick thinking of our pilots and crew that averted a potential disaster," Frontier spokesman Joe Hodas said. "Our hats are off to those guys."
Key Lime Air officials declined to comment, citing a federal investigation that will involve both the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration.
Key Lime, founded in 1997, is a small charter airline based at Centennial Airport. It operates a fleet of 20 airplanes and primarily focuses on shipping cargo, although it has two types of planes that can carry passengers as well.
One company employee, who declined to be identified by name, said the morning flight was about to depart for Grand Junction with crew members and a shipment of cargo but no passengers.
While still on the ground, "It was supposed to get on a taxiway. Instead of getting on the taxiway, they got on the runway," NTSB spokesman Ted Lopatkiewicz said.
The case is being investigated as a "runway incursion," a type of incident that happens nearly once per day somewhere in the United States.
Over the past five years, an average of 329 incursions were reported at the nation's airports, although the majority of cases were classified as having little or no risk of an actual collision.
Friday's case appears to fall into a more serious category. Each year, investigators find a few dozen cases when there was significant potential for a collision or a pilot was forced to take "extreme action" to avoid disaster.
Evergreen aviation consultant Mike Boyd said similar runway incursions happen more often than people think. He blames the Federal Aviation Administration, saying the organization's air traffic control system "is falling behind."
"There are no safety issues at DIA. This is an issue of the FAA not having the equipment to prevent runway incursions," Boyd said. "Air traffic controllers will tell you this happens all over. It doesn't matter if it's at "East Cupcake" or DIA, these things can happen."
Nationally, the number of runway incursions spiked to 407 in fiscal year 2001, although the numbers have averaged about 329 annually over the last five years.
Friday's case in Denver is considered more serious than most cases, similar to one in Seattle several years ago when a departing jet had to get off the ground abruptly when another jet inadvertently got into the far end of its runway.
About the same time the Frontier crew spotted the potential trouble, the control tower was alerted by a high-tech warning system called the Airport Movement Area Safety system. That system was put in place as part of a nationwide effort to reduce close calls, although the Frontier pilots took action Friday before they could be alerted by the tower, Lopatkiewicz said.
While federal officials look into hundreds of incursions each year, Lopatkiewicz said, "They're not all of this magnitude."
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Two-faced Janus (Ianus), presumed to be native to Italy, is the god of beginnings/endings. It's after Janus that the first month of the year, Januarius 'January', is named. The kalends (the 1st) of each month may have been dedicated to him.
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"Janus, like so many ancient gods who lacked the grace of a story, was a messy concrescence of scraps fallen from the table of memory. His incoherence was the cause of some puzzlement in the Roman Imperial era, and so he was periodically subjected to reassessments by master yarn-spinners like Ovid or by cosmologists and philosophers seeking to find profound symbolism in his duality."Janus was not only a god of beginnings and transitions, but was also associated with war/peace since the doors of his shrine were opened except in times of peace. He may have been a god of stream crossings.
Ovid, the Augustan Age teller of mythological tales, provides a story about the early benefits conferred by Janus.
[227] "'I have learned much indeed; but why is the figure of a ship stamped on one side of the copper coin, and a two-headed figure on the other?' 'Under the double image,' said he, 'you might have recognized myself, if the long lapse of time had not worn the type away. Now for the reason of the ship. In a ship the sickle-bearing god came to the Tuscan river after wandering over the world. I remember how Saturn was received in this land: he had been driven by Jupiter from the celestial realms. From that time the folk long retained the name of Saturnian, and the country, too, was called Latium from the hiding (latente) of the god. But a pious posterity inscribed a ship on the copper money to commemorate the coming of the stranger god. Myself inhabited the ground whose left side is lapped by sandy Tiber's glassy wave. Here, where now is Rome, green forest stood unfilled, and all this mighty region was but pasture for a few kine. My castle was the hill which the present age is accustomed to call by my name and dub Janiculum. I reigned in days when earth could bear with gods, and divinities moved freely in the abodes of men. The sin of mortals had not yet put Justice to flight (she was the last of the celestials to forsake the earth): honour's self, not fear, ruled the people without appeal to force: toil there was none to expound the right to righteous men. I had naught to do with war: guardian was I of peace and doorways, and these,' quoth he, showing the key, 'these be the arms I bear.'"Janus was also an augur and mediator, perhaps the reason he is named first among the gods in prayers. Taylor says Janus, as the founder of sacrifice and divination, since he can see the past and the future through his two faces, is the world's first priest.
Ovid Fasti 1
It was Roman tradition at the New Year to give the god honey, cakes, incense and wine to buy favorable signs and a guarantee of good luck. Gold brought better results than baser coins.
"Then I asked," Why, Janus, when I placate other gods, do I bring incense and wine to you first?" "So that you may gain entry to whatsoever gods you wish," he replied, "through me, who guard the threshold." "But why are glad words spoken on your Kalends? And why do we give and receive best wishes?" Then the god, leaning on the staff in his right hand, said, "Omens are wont to reside in beginnings. You train your anxious ears on the first call, and the augur interprets the first bird he sees. The temples and ears of gods are open, no tongue intones wasted prayers, and words have weight." Janus had finished. I was not silent for long, but tagged his final words with words of my own. "What do your dates and wrinkled figs mean, or the gift of honey in a snow-white jar?" "The omen is the reason," said he - "so that the sweetness replicates events, and so that the year should be sweet, following the course of its beginnings."
Translation of Ovid Fast. 1.17 1-188 from Taylor's article)
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"Watching the Skies: Janus, Auspication, and the Shrine in the Roman Forum"
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- January 1, 2010 at 4:16 am(1) Francis Chin says:
Thanks for the most insightful piece on the origin and tradition of Janus — many of the ideas are still meaningful today, though the gods of old no longer walked this Earth.
- December 28, 2011 at 10:55 am(2) Lukman says:
My theory is that Janus is an anthropomorphism of earlier dualistic religio-spiritual symbols, such as the Cretan labrys.
- February 15, 2012 at 3:36 am(3) Shahid says:
@ Francis-
Mate its about Greek Myths, lets leave the walking aside. Yeah?
- June 17, 2012 at 9:03 pm(4) Mark Golding says:
Janus symbolises the bipolar state of the human psyche and @Francis the gods of old are the gods of all ages and they have little legs and smart bombs instead of swords
- January 9, 2013 at 12:54 pm(5) bearmon2010 says:
That's why I dont celebrate it.
- May 30, 2013 at 7:20 am(6) raymond hislop says:
Very interresting,particularly the comments by Ovid. And holding a Staff, as the keeper of the SKY BRIDGE would do. Methinks ………………but then I know. A very fancy ship;a star boat of millions of years! YA AN US RR ;masculine because of the YA,and "two faced" because of the RR! Not a Myth, but LIVING, which is what the AN stands for. Ah ,yes, I rememeber what the US stands for. The short form hidden for UMSAARAN , ATL, meaning HUGHLY SECURED which is why the doors were sometimes OPEN and sometimes closed. At that time Rome held the mandate,which is what the Staff represents, but the Mandate was WITHDRAWN from Rome after the incident in South Agypt, circa AD 33,and reinstated in PART after Hadrian built the wall. The mandate was with the United Kingdom ,until 31 August 2012,when it was was withdrawn.


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Athene Visits Telemachus
Tell me, Muse, the story of that resourceful man who was driven to wander far and wide after he had sacked the holy citadel of Troy. He saw the cities of many people and he learnt their ways. He suffered great anguish on the high seas in his struggles to preserve his life and bring his comrades home. But he failed to save those comrades, in spite of all his efforts. It was their own transgression that brought them to their doom, for in their folly they devoured the oxen of Hyperion the Sun-god and he saw to it that they would never return. Tell us this story, goddess daughter of Zeus, beginning at whatever point you will.
All the survivors of the war had reached their homes by now and so put the perils of battle and the sea behind them. Odysseus alone was prevented from returning to the home and wife he yearned for by that powerful goddess, the Nymph Calypso, who longed for him to marry her, and kept him in her vaulted cave. Not even when the rolling seasons brought in the year which the gods had chosen for his homecoming to Ithaca was he clear of his troubles and safe among his friends. Yet all the gods pitied him, except Poseidon, who pursued the heroic Odysseus with relentless malice till the day when he reached his own country.
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A theory of relativity should drive any investigation into what is perhaps the most classic of cocktails: the Manhattan. The brown spirits version and forerunner of the clear Martini, this mix of whisky and vermouth is simple, yet remarkably variable. Making it right hangs on perfecting the ratio of ingredients, and any dedicated Manhattanite will rejigger it to suit each brand he pours. To prove the point we embarked on a volatile Manhattan Project, testing a list of superior Bourbons in proportions of two-, three- and four-to-one with vermouth. The results, while not explosive, were sublime.
We tested under laboratory conditions, with control elements that included the formidable Martini & Rossi Rosso (sweet) vermouth, two dashes of The Bitter Truth orange bitters, and plenty of ice. We shook each drink for 20 seconds. Impressions are arranged alphabetically.
Bulliet Bourbon Frontier Whiskey (90 proof), with its rye-heavy recipe, was best-served at a 2-to-1 ratio, where its character of Christmas spices popped.
Buffalo Trace combines sweet vanilla and spices, both of which shined at 2-to-1, allowing the bitters to come through.
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Another high-rye profile Bourbon, Four Roses Small Batch (90 proof), smacks of licorice and cloves, and it showed off well when mixed 3-to-1, with hints of spiced apple appearing.
We chose the new Maker's Mark 46 (90 proof), which adds wood and nuts to the smooth and vanilla-informed original version, and found that a 3-to-1 ratio accommodated the flavor better than the stronger mix we prefer with the standard Maker's.
We hesitated to try the new Knob Creek Single Barrel Reserve at 4-to-1 because of its 120-proof strength. Our instincts were right. Much better to back off to 2-to-1 where the whiskey's sublime mix of caramel and spice also exhibits chewy orange and citrus character.
Smoothness and drinkability mark the Tennessee sour mash Jack Daniel's Single Barrel (94 proof) and predictably, it didn't need much vermouth (4-to-1) to best frame its elegant charms.
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On Saturday, the Atlantis Hotel will host the 63rd Annual Reno-Sparks NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet, the venerable organization's major fund raising event.
The lineup of local and national notables would be enough to pack the house, but I found a superstar.
If you've lived in these parts for any length of time, you've heard of Pat Baker Park in northeast Reno. Pat Shannon Baker spearheaded the construction of the "instant park" by using her position as editor of Sierra Pacific Power Company's in-house newspaper to rally support.
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The park area fell on rough times in recent years. The city of Reno acquired and bulldozed several storefront buildings that were attracting crime. A celebration of the park's rebirth will be held in August, led by a one-time skinny teenager whom Kuralt filmed working on the construction. That teenager, Lonnie Feemster, went on to a 27-year career at SPP, is now a successful realtor and twice past-president of the Reno-Sparks NAACP.
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Barbano on the Barbwire will air 2 to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday on Charter cable channel 16 with a Web simulcast. I will have to prove that I can type and talk at the same time, as I will be able to interact with live phone callers and chat crawlers all on the same screen. We plan news and public affairs programming in the afternoons, led by veteran radio journalist William Albright.
The rest of the clock will be webcast radio (until an over-the-air FM station is launched) with programming by students and a surprising number of old pros you've enjoyed in Reno for many years. So, anyone who has talked with Mr. Albright about doing a show on the new KJIV, get your radio game face on.
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tsol, good luck - ((hugs))
I myself am a bit nervous as I am going out of town to see my best friend and leaving my WH alone. This will be the first time he will be likely "going out" with his buddy since this happened. (buddy had no involvement in this and flat out stated to me thatmy WH is a damn fool for doing what he did). Even though his buddy is a friend of the marriage, it still is hard to not be anxious. However, the more successes we have, the easier it will get and more trust it will build.
Good luck with your move and keep us posted.
On the night of the ons he left IM saying he had to go get gas, which I believe. But then he got the invitation to go to a friends and never came back or let me know not to hang around waiting to finish our conversation. So while I still don't really think he did anything, I'm devastated again by his failure to do the one thing I asked. I may tell him I need a few days to work things out with myself, I didn't sleep at all last night because I was plagued by mind movies.
Hurting, I hope your WH does better while you're gone
I ended up not going out of town, it would be 8 hours in the car there and back and I was honestly not up to it.
However , my H ended up not going to his thing with his best friend that night he had planned because I blew up about a misunderstanding about who all was going that night at his outing. Had I listened and let him finish, I would of realized that there was a perfectly rational explanation. It was dumb and all my fault. I felt horrible when he ended up not going at all. He said to me that I dont realize how much I impact him emotionally. There was no way he was going to enjoy himself knowing I was upset about him going. It touched me but I had to resist the urge to make nasty ass comment to say back "Yeah well apparantly this is a new found thing because how I felt did not cross your mind when you were f___ that whore". I didnt say it but I thought it.
Anyway, talk to him, get his side and where he is coming from. You will be able to tell if its all excuses or something else.
Keep your chin up!
I do believe that he was just being stupidly distracted to text me and that nothing was going on. He essentially gave me a play by play of the night and said that he felt it would be rude if he spent all night texting when he was with people he was meeting for the first time and others he hadn't seen for a while. Which sort of makes sense but doesn't mean I didn't want to punch him.
I haven't really been able to give him any warning for triggers because I find new ones all the time and older ones wont affect me the same way. I think it's almost as dependent on my mood as it is on the actual trigger. Him leaving me on IM, while could have been predicted, hadn't happened since dday so it would weird to say "by the way, never leave me on IM because it will end badly"
I'm sorry you had a rough weekend as well. I'm glad that your H was able to explain to you how much your feelings affect him. And good job resisting the comment, I try really hard to resist those to, they don't accomplish anything really. Hopefully next weekend goes better for all of us.
I have to run but wanted to greet you and say hello but sorry you too have to be here. I know there are some gals here that whose WS had encounters with paid OW and will be able to speak much better to your situation than I.
I just want to offer my support. More later.
I often find it hard to relate to other threads as well and sometimes I'm harder on myself because it wasn't something that lasted and had emotions attached to it so "why am I dwelling so long". Someone on here mentioned that their IC reminded them it's the actual betrayal that hurts the most, the act itself doesn't matter as much. (My wording is off on that, I'm not mitigating the action, I'm just saying that it doesn't matter whether it's a LTA or an ONS, it hurts and takes a long time to get through).
I am 2 months out and I still ask questions all the time. For me at the beginning I asked the bare minimum because I couldn't handle anything else. In October I went into a sort of denial/illusion state where I thought everything was almost ok. I was on here and everyone said 2-5 years and I couldn't believe it because I was doing really well. These last few weeks have really hit me hard. I've been searching answers for much more detailed questions, triggering more and all the fun that comes with this path.
Anyways I'm so far past tired I don't think half of what I typed was relevant but I hope it helps a little. I also hope you are doing as well as can be
I always thought it was a dealbreaker for me too. No mitigating circumstances allowed. Any infidelity, I was done, out of there. That's easy to say until you're actually in the situation, you know? It's infinitely more complicated when it's your own life you're talking about . . . not a hypothetical.
I just read your profile - only eight days out. Wow, I'm so sorry. I imagine you're not eating or sleeping well. Try to eat something even if you don't want it, drink water. Have you considered marriage counseling? For us it's a Godsend.
((HUGS)) please feel free to PM me if you want or post back here. I'm sorry you're going through this.
I think we all can relate to the "deal breaker" position. Most will say they never thought in a million years that they would entertain the thought of staying after any betrayal. The story is just so different when you look at it through your own eyes. The life you built with this person, the memories and hardships you have shared. Its not so easy to throw it all away.
I would encourage you to not make any decision just yet. You need to cope with the shock and grief first to be in a place to even begin to decide. Its too critical of a decision to make so soon after D day.
First and foremost, take care of yourself. Find a trusted ear if you WH is not willing to discuss this with you. I too, strongly recommend IC for starters to get yourself back on track. You need to turn inward and heal from the hurt he has caused you. Eat when you can, drink alot of water if you cant seem to eat. I hate to say this but I would insist he get tested for STDS and see the results (even if he claims he used protection), I would also get yourself tested.
It sounds like your WH is still in the fog when it comes to owning his shit on what he did. You very well may be getting TT (trickle truths)and it sounds like you already suspect lies and denial of the complete truth.
What does he say about the marriage? Does he want to stay? I would then insist on full disclosure from him, including transparency in email accounts, text msgs, passwords etc...
If he truely wants to rebuild, he should be willing to take some of these steps for you.
This website is a great place for support both on the ONS thread and the just found out thread for your circumstances. Lots of valueable information here.
Hugs to you....
And lovely WH says "would you rather I had an affair with someone"? Like it's an either or question
I am sincerely sorry you experienced such an insensitive comment. My heart goes out to you. Like he did you a favor for not having a "normal" affair.
He has lied to me so many times before, so I obviously can't detect lies. I don't lie to him, so I thought he wasn't lying to me. Idiot
There is nothing idiotic about trusting the man you promised yourself to for the rest of your life. There is no shame in that. Dont beat yourself up. Your world has been turned upside down, so its really common to not trust your instincts about anything. My WH never lied about one element of his ONS, but I still couldnt trust my abilities to determine the that it was the truth. Time, alot of repeat questioning, and verifiying through his openess helped me get there. Once you feel the ground beneath you again, you will slowly start building back confidence in your judgement. His openess will be vital for you right now. If you have not already, speak with your IC about the lies and building a plan to lay out to your husband about what you need and what the consequences will be if your needs are not met in order to start building back that trust.
I get what you say when you comment that you dont want to be constantly checking up on him, its no way to live in a marriage. Look at it as trying to catch him being good......every time there is nothing there , it reinforces that he is trying to re-commit himself to the M. It does not have to be a forever thing, but hopefully it brings you some assurance that he is honoring his word this time.
The movies are horrifying but I promise THEY WILL FADE. I really feel for you, those were the worse for me. It still pops in my mind , but I can control them much better 4 months out. Your body is responding very normally to all of this, very similar to experiencing a traumatic event (PTSD symptoms). My counselor told me visualize a big red stop sign when they popped into my head. I literally would talk to myself and start scolding myself....Stop right there, you are not going to go down this road, it will not help. Stop it ,stop it, stop it (and i would be shaking my head ,like to shake them out of there). Thank goodness no one saw me, I am sure i looked like a crazy person. It worked better then I thought it would . I hesitate to say this but here it goes....for me....I am going to stress that part.....for me....I HAD to have the details. The story I created in my head was much worse(or a better term would be more glorified) than the reality of the situation. Once I got the details, I was able to fill in the blanks with truth, suffer through the replay and move on more quickly. It made it so there was no longer any secret time between my WH and OW. It was out in the open and exposed for what it really was. That is NOT for everyone and I really caution you to think about if you want the details as they can do more harm than good for some. In addition, I had a WH that was being completely truthful so I did not have the fear of TT or out right lying which could utimately derail this method.
I hope some of my ramblings here help. Know that I am thinking about you and am sending good thoughts your way.
How did it go? Did you talk to him?
I can tell you after a month and of denial the movies came back with a vengeance, as if they had been brewing. The weekend he was gone was the absolute worst. It was like watching avatar in imax 3D. At this point they have leveled off a little bit again, I can push them into the background. This has led me to decide that I'm ready for more details, which kind of scares me a little bit but I don't think it's anything worse than I have "seen".
I did talk to him Thursday night and I got to see my IC first which helped. One of the things I really like about my IC is that she is much more similar to my wbf personality-wise. She's much clearer and open with her thoughts so I feel I can get his perspective of a situation from her. The downside is, when I really want her to agree with me but explains something in a completely logical wbf friendly way. Then I just get poutey


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Key Documents
Contact Information
Clinical Offices
Urologic Oncology 875 Blake Wilbur Dr Room 2200 MC 5826 Stanford, CA 94305 Tel Work (650) 725-5544 Fax (650) 723-0765
- Academic Offices
Personal Information Email Tel (650) 724-3332Not for medical emergencies or patient use
Professional Overview
Clinical Focus
- Cancer> Urologic Oncology
- Cancer > urologic oncology
- Bladder Cancer
- Continent urinary reservoir
- urinary tract reconstruction
- testis cancer
Academic Appointments
- Professor - Med Center Line, Urology
- Member, Stanford Cancer Institute
Administrative Appointments
- Chair, Department of Urology (2012 - present)
Honors and Awards
- Outstanding Teacher Award, Keck USC School of Medicine (1997, 98, 2000, 02, 03, 06, 11)
- Faculty Teacher of the Year, USC Department of Urology (1991, 1994, 1997, 2005)
- Janet M. Glasgow Award for Academic Excellence, USC School of Medicine (1983)
- Alpha Omega Alpha, USC School of Medicine (1982)
- Phi Beta Kappa, Stanford University (1976)
Professional Education
|Board Certification:
|Urology, American Board of Urology (1992)
|Medical Education:
|Keck School of Medicine University of Southern CA CA (1983)
|USC/LAC Medical Center CA (1988)
|USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center CA (1990)
|USC/LAC Medical Center CA (1984)
|Board Certification:
|American Board of Urology, Urology (1992)
Community and International Work
- "Real Men Cook" Foundation, Los Angeles
Internet Links
- Directed Reading in Urology
UROL 299 (Aut, Win)
- Early Clinical Experience in Urology
UROL 280 (Aut, Win)
- Graduate Research
UROL 399 (Aut, Win)
- Medical Scholars Research
UROL 370 (Aut, Win)
- Undergraduate Research
UROL 199 (Aut, Win)
Independent Studies (5)
Scientific Focus
Current Research and Scholarly Interests
My research focuses on outcomes in treatment of muscle invasive and high-grade non-muscle invasive bladder cancer. This includes identifying markers of prognosis, predictive markers for response to surgery and chemotherapy, and working toward an individualized, multidisciplinary approach to disease management. We are particularly interested in the impact of surgical quality measures on outcome for patients with invasive disease. I have also focused on optimizing the use of lower urinary tract reconstruction in patients undergoing cystectomy, and identifying interventions to improve patient quality of life. This has included a large prospective randomized study of two alternative forms of continent neobladder, and evaluating the effect of prior radiation or chemotherapy on the outcome with this surgery. We continue to follow these patients long term to evaluate renal function and complications, and to mine the rich data from this trial to better understand the long term outcomes with this reconstructive surgery. We are also using the outcomes of this trial to design early interventions to avoid complications and improve patient quality of life after the operation.
Clinical Trials
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-The IRT CAP team.
- Neoadjuvant chemotherapy with gemcitabine/cisplatin vs. methotrexate/vinblastine/doxorubicin/cisplatin for muscle-invasive urothelial carcinoma of the bladder: A retrospective analysis from the University of Southern California UROLOGIC ONCOLOGY-SEMINARS AND ORIGINAL INVESTIGATIONS 2013; 31 (8): 1737-1743
- Urinary Functional Outcome Following Radical Cystoprostatectomy and Ileal Neobladder Reconstruction in Male Patients JOURNAL OF UROLOGY 2013; 189 (5): 1782-1788
- Critical analysis and validation of lymph node density as prognostic variable in urothelial carcinoma of bladder. Urologic oncology 2013; 31 (4): 480-486
- Long-term outcomes of salvage radical cystectomy for recurrent urothelial carcinoma of the bladder following partial cystectomy BJU INTERNATIONAL 2013; 111 (3B): E37-E42
- ICUD-EAU International Consultation on Bladder Cancer 2012: Urinary Diversion EUROPEAN UROLOGY 2013; 63 (1): 67-80
- Radical cystectomy with orthotopic neobladder reconstruction following prior radical prostatectomy WORLD JOURNAL OF UROLOGY 2012; 30 (6): 741-745


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Terrible Store condescending and rude – I have had several encounters with this store all unfavorable.
One associate did not believe what happened to my phone battery where the water indicators turned red. It was their fault and they gave me a new phone with the same battery! Yet they wouldn't give me a new phone when it broke again. He then threatened me with putting negative feedback on my account.
The second time I was told I could get a new sim card unlocked. When I asked the associate he was very rude and talked to me like I was an idiot. He said I could of done that all online.
This is the worst verizon store I have ever been to. The one in the mall is much nicer. Avoid this store at all costs. It has long lines, very rude customer service where the customer is wrong and they are always right.
I literally hate this place and am trying to find more bad things to say about them. I created an account on this site just to write this review.
Avoid Store Whenever Possible – 6/21/10 I have 3 phones with Verizon - wife & 2 daughters. One of my daughters phones broke the other day and purchased a refurbished phone for her. A few days later, my other daughters phone broke, wanting a similar re-furbished replacement, I called the store. Talked to Matt who informed me that because the phone was "eligible" for an upgrade, i.e. contract extension, I was not eligible for a re-furbished phone. Matt said he needed approval with the mgr at the store- put me on hold and came back and said "no". So Verizon is willing to sacrifice 3 phone customers for over 5 years for one $50 phone - idiots. I called ATT, was about to switch, and figured I would give Verizon one more shot - call 1800# and no problem, set me up with the phone and added that the stores have incentives to extend plans - not very ethical. This store and Mgr at Walnut are...IDIOTS!!! If you stick with Verizon - bypass the stores and do it on-line.
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Ok, thts good, You can apply the latest BDD methodolgy, Behaviour using testing framework like rspec.The tests are like english,they are easier to write and to code is less pain as you work on the defined behaviour
Hi Saurabh. Blog link is in my profile. I am not comparing frameworks, I just wanted to see how much MS is behind since they started late (like always). I like the feel and elegance of Ruby, and i think Rails is awesome DSL for building web pages. And yes I'll try to do it feature by feature and with tests all the way.
Please do, Post a Link to your blog, Also, ASP and RoR are much Different. My advise to you would be to approach the App RoR way, by learning RoR , instead of comparing the Frameworks, learn Rails,Build the App Feature by Feature.I think that would be easiest approach to build the app without confusion between the framewerks
I am porting small project to ROR. I want to experience the difference first hand. I've had time just to glimp over the new MVC ASP.NET thing - but I can't compare it to ROR since I've never did anything other then tutorials in ROR. To be completly honest I bearly know Ruby sintax, so any help would be appreciated since I'll probably get a ton of things wrong. I'll post some code on my blog - so you can make fun of it :) and hopefully help me learn the Rails way :)


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Fuel Cell Technologies Office Newsletter: March 2012
The March 2012 issue of the Fuel Cell Technologies Office newsletter includes stories in these categories:
In the News
Energy Department Awards More than $5 Million to Reduce Cost of Advanced Fuel Cells
The Energy Department on March 27 announced the investment of more than $5 million in two projects—led by 3M Company in St. Paul, Minnesota, and Eaton Corporation in Southfield, Michigan—that will lower the cost of advanced fuel cell systems by developing and engineering cost-effective, durable, and highly efficient fuel cell components. In support of President Obama's all-of-the-above energy strategy to reduce America's reliance on foreign oil, the 3-year projects were awarded under DOE Funding Opportunity Announcement DE-FOA-0000360 and will focus on meeting specific cost targets and boosting the performance of fuel cell systems for vehicles and stationary applications, such as stand-by power systems. These investments are a part of the Department's commitment to U.S. leadership in innovative fuel cell technologies that give American families and businesses more options that reduce petroleum use.
H-Prize Competition Feedback Requested
The Fuel Cell Technologies Office seeks feedback from interested parties on H-Prize Competition topics that will incentivize innovative advances in the field of hydrogen energy. Areas of interest for topics include hydrogen production, distribution, and utilization. The H-Prize was established by the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 and authorized the Department of Energy to competitively award prizes for advances in hydrogen energy technologies. The purpose of the H-Prize is to accelerate the development of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies by offering prizes to motivate and reward outstanding scientific and engineering advancements. This RFI solicits ideas for potential H-Prize topics that have the ability to capture the interest of a broad range of audiences to raise the visibility of the prize and of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies among stakeholders and the public, as well as attract the interest of the investment community.
DOE to Host Annual Merit Review Meeting
The 2012 Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Program and Vehicle Technologies Program Annual Merit Review and Peer Evaluation Meeting will take place May 14–18, 2012, at the Crystal City Marriott and Crystal Gateway Marriott in Arlington, Virginia. During the meeting, hydrogen, fuel cell, and advanced vehicle technology projects funded by DOE's Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Program and Vehicle Technologies Program are reviewed by a diverse array of stakeholders and experts from the research community.
Fuel Cell Technologies Office Celebrates Earth Day
Join us at DOE headquarters on Thursday, April 19, to celebrate Earth Day. The Hydrogen and Fuel Cell team will have an exhibit at DOE's annual Community Day located outside of the main entrance on L'Enfant Promenade. Stop by and say hello.
Check out our events calendar to see an up to the minute listing of our upcoming events.
Funding Opportunities
Energy Department Announces up to $10 Million to Promote Zero Emission Cargo Transport Vehicles
Energy Secretary Steven Chu on March 20 announced up to $10 million available this year to demonstrate and deploy electric transportation technologies for cargo in severe nonattainment areas. The Energy Department's support for the development and demonstration of innovative alternative vehicle technologies is helping reduce the nation's reliance on gasoline and diesel and diversifying our nation's energy portfolio. The Administration's investments in advanced vehicles are part of a comprehensive strategy to cut America's oil imports, develop clean alternative fuel vehicles, and help protect American families and businesses from spikes in oil prices. The Department seeks applicants for this funding to demonstrate cost-effective zero emission cargo transport systems and collect detailed performance and cost data to analyze the benefits and viability of this approach to freight transportation.
SBIR/STTR Phase I Release 3 Technical Topics Announced, Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Storage Included
On March 5, the U.S. Department of Energy announced the Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer (SBIR/STTR) Phase I Release 3 technical topics. Topics include transportation fuel cell systems and hydrogen storage research projects. The full SBIR/STTR Funding Opportunity Announcement will be issued on April 3, 2012.
DOE Announces up to $2 Million to Collect Data from Hydrogen Fueling Stations and Demonstrate Innovations in Hydrogen Infrastructure Technologies
As part of President Obama's all-of-the-above energy strategy to reduce America's reliance on foreign oil, the Energy Department announced up to $2 million available this year to collect and analyze performance data for hydrogen fueling stations as well as to demonstrate innovative technologies related to hydrogen infrastructure. By collecting data from advanced hydrogen fueling stations, the Energy Department will track the performance and technical progress of innovative refueling systems operating in real-world environments to find ways to lower costs and improve operation. Responses are due by Friday, May 11.
Department of Energy Announces up to $6 Million to Collect Performance Data on Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles
Responses to the previously announced "Light-Duty Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Data Validation" Funding Opportunity Announcement are due by Monday, April 30.
Upcoming FOAs will be posted to the FCT financial opportunities website.
Webinars and Workshops
Upcoming Webinar: America's Next Top Energy Innovator Runner-Up to Present Hydrogen Detection Technologies
The U.S. Department of Energy will present a live webinar on April 3, 2012, featuring Element One, Inc., runner-up in America's Next Top Energy Innovator competition, which will present its hydrogen detection technologies. Element One, of Boulder, Colorado, developed and patented a unique family of hydrogen and gas sensing technologies that form the basis for a wide array of low cost and reliable gas detection systems. This technology has the potential to dramatically reduce costs while improving the ability to detect leaks wherever such gases are used, whether it be as a feedstock, reagent, or fuel.
Studies, Reports, and Publications
Flow Cells for Energy Storage Workshop Presentations
Presentation slides from the Flow Cells for Energy Storage Workshop hosted by DOE's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory are now available. The workshop was held on March 7–8, 2012, at the Renaissance Hotel in Washington, D.C. Flow cells combine the unique advantages of batteries and fuel cells and can offer benefits for multiple energy storage applications. The purpose of the workshop was to understand the applied research and development (R&D) needs and the grand challenges for the use of flow cells as energy storage devices. The workshop began with a series of speaker presentations discussing past and current R&D. Two separate breakout sessions were then held to discuss flow cell phenomena and components.
Visit our website to access technical information about hydrogen and fuel cells. This information is provided in documents such as technical and project reports, conference proceedings and journal articles, technical presentations, and links to other websites.


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