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"LifeScan has determined that the Control Solution Range was printed incorrectly on the vial label of one lot of 50-count OneTouch Ultra Test Strips sold in the United States," wrote LifeScan. "The control solution range for these strips was incorrectly printed as 97-131 mg/dL (5.4-7.3 mmol/L) instead of the correct range of 111-150 mg/dL (6.2-8.3 mmol/L)."
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Seniors – Aug. 14
Retired Men meet
Retired Men's Luncheon Group of Pleasant Hills will meet at noon on Aug. 15 in the Fellowship Hall of the Pleasant Hills Community Presbyterian Church (corner of Old Clairton Road and Audrey Drive).
Gregory Kenney of Educate Us Productions will recreate Roberto Clemente in a program that he presents annually at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Cost for the lunch is $6.
Call the church office at 412-655-2000 by Aug. 9 to be included in the lunch order.
Housing options
Musuneggi Financial Group will present Housing Options for Mature Adults at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 14 at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Upper St. Clair. Learn when to consider a transition in living arrangements, independent living options, schemes and scams aimed at baby boomers and mature adults. No cost. To register, visit www.singlestepsstrategies.com.
Conserving energy
Hilltoppers of Scott Township will meet Aug. 14 at Covenant-Community Presbyterian Church.
Doors open at 10 a.m. Bring lunch to eat at noon. Jane Sorkin will speak about conserving energy in our homes. For more information, call 412-341-8640.
Chat with an Angel
Vanadium Woods Village, Scott Township, will host two free events:
• Roberto: A Chat With an Angel with Greg Kenney at 2:30 p.m. Aug. 16.
• Hawaiian Luau at 2:30 p.m. Aug. 29. Tropical refreshments and entertainment by the steel drum band, Tropical Sands.
To register, call 412-221-2900.
Senior Citizens Day
Senior Citizens Day, sponsored by the Green Tree RCA Board, will be held from 1-3 p.m. Aug. 18 at Municipal Center Park. The event includes a catered lunch and free raffles, and will be held inside if inclement weather.
There is no fee for Green Tree residents. Non-residents pay $5. Sign up at the administrative office.
A Senior Luncheon & Movie Matinee sponsored by Home Instead Senior Care will be held Aug. 20 on the 2nd floor of the Mt. Lebanon Recreation Center, located on Cedar Blvd.
A guest speaker from the Better Business Bureau (BBB) will discuss senior scams and fraud.
Cost of $6 per person is due by Aug. 16 and includes the speaker, hot lunch and movie.
Mt. Lebanon residency not required.
Call 412-343-3409 for more information.
Lunch and Learn
Author Steve Mulligan will discuss his books about the Civic/Mellon arena and Three Rivers Stadium at 11:30 a.m. Aug. 23 at Chartiers-Houston Community Library.
Pickle Ball
Collier Township Parks & Recreation will offer Pickle Ball for Seniors ages 60+, 2-3 p.m. Mondays, Sept. 16-Oct. 21 at the new pickle ball courts at Collier Park.
This instructional league will teach you the game and strategy while providing exercise and fun for all. Both singles and doubles are welcome.
Cost is $50 for residents, $60 non-residents.
Preregistration is required online at www.colliertownship.net or in the Parks & Recreation Office.
Bus trips
Peters Township Parks & Recreation will sponsor a senior bus trip to Seven Springs on Sept. 30. Enjoy lunch, Tahitian drums, primitive Samoan fire dance and ancient untamed Hawaiian hula.
For more information, call 724-942-5000.
Alzheimer's care
Home Instead Senior Care Center, Bethel Park, will sponsor Alzheimer's Care training workshops at 6:30 p.m. through Sept. 24. Caregivers learn to manage behaviors, encourage engagement and care for themselves.
Seniors travel
Active Christian Seniors at Canonsburg U. P. Church will sponsor a three-day trip to Lancaster County Sept. 24-26.
Travel to see "Noah" and then on to Gettysburg for its 150th Memorial Year. For more information, call 724-745-0800.
Adult Interest Center
Adult Interest Center, Southminster Presbyterian Church, will be closed through August.
Community Day
Baptist Homes Society will hold its annual Community Day noon-3 p.m. Sept. 21 at its senior community on Castle Shannon Boulevard. This year's theme is "Discover Your Community." Area businesses and service agencies will be on hand with services such as paper shredding by Business Records Management, safety information by Mt. Lebanon Fire Department, and eye glass collection by the Rotary. Elected officials, Mt. Lebanon Police, Mt. Lebanon Library and others will also be on hand.
Free hot dogs and lemonade, a petting zoo, Cura Hospitality healthy food demos, area dance troupes, sign language demos by Baptist Homes residents are just some of the entertainment planned for the day.
Baptist Homes Society's Community Day is the kick-off celebration for Active Aging Week, a week filled with events and activities for seniors to promote an active, healthy lifestyle.
For more information, contact Marilyn Walsh at email@example.com or call 412-572-8258.
Senior driving
Seniors for Safe Driving will present a highway safety education program for seniors 55 years of age and older. The class will take place 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Oct. 10 at the Rec Department of Upper St. Clair.
The programs are certified by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. Successful completion of the program makes senior drivers eligible for a five percent discount on their auto insurance premiums, across the board, for a period of three years.
If you have never participated in a senior driving program before, you must attend a two-day class.
To register, call 1-800-559-4880 or 724-283-0245, or visit www.seniorsforsafedriving.com.
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Nick Vayenas New CD Release
Posted on June 11, 2013
After years of juggling life as a creative musician on the NYC scene to touring the globe as a sidekick to Michael Buble, one of the music industry's biggest stars, Nick Vayenas is ready to step once again into the spotlight as a musician of style and substance. With his latest solo album, the self-titled Nick Vayenas, Nick displays an astonishing breadth of skill, featuring himself on Vocals, Trumpet, and Trombone. However impressive the tools at his disposal are, they're merely in service of the mature, unique voice that brings them to life.
The album Nick Vayenas builds on the vision demonstrated on Nick's critically acclaimed 2009 debut album Synesthesia, which featured none other than Aaron Parks, Patrick Cornelius, Matt Brewer, Kendrick Scott, and was notable for its blending of live acoustic performances with electronic sounds, for its compelling conceptual purity, and for featuring Vayenas' virtuosic mastery of the trombone. This latest album frames Vayenas' talents more solidly within the Jazz and American songbook traditions. It also shows more sides of his personality, giving fully equal attention to new workings of classic material mixed with original compositions. For his new album, Nick eschews a compositional narrative thread, presenting a more complete representation of his musicianship. Nick explains: I wanted to make an unpretentious record. I like music that grooves hard, has strong melodic content, and exposes the listener to various moods and emotions.
Vayenas' evolution as an artist reflects a life in and of music. He seamlessly straddles both the commercial music industry and the more creative jazz and improvised music world, having worked comfortably with international pop superstars like Michael Buble and Josh Groban, and respected New York jazz artists like Kendrick Scott, Dayna Stephens, Blue Note recording artist Lionel Loueke (a long time collaborator) and Patrick Cornelius alike. He is equally at home performing in intimate New York jazz clubs such as The Jazz Gallery and The Blue Note and in huge arenas making music for tens of thousands such as the O2 Center in London, and his years spent touring the globe and paying his dues in the music scene have prepared him for the most musically personal statement of his life so far. The album Nick Vayenas releases June 2012 on Whirlwind Recordings.
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Mineral tanks are "fiberglass" tanks. They are polyethylene inner shells with a fiberglass wrapping, then epoxy coated.
The 12x52 is a better choice for a 2 cu. ft. system, the 12x48 is slighly small for this much media. Both are commonly used but the 12x52 is preferred.
As to you plumbing size, code does not allow for a reduction in pipe size. Water velocity is the key issue here for pipe size considerations. Internal piping of a system is an engineered item specifically designed to accomodate a flow velocity exceeding 10 FPS, so internal manifolds will usually have an exception to the pipe size rule. Also, inspectors do not know whats inside of a system, they only know what they can see.
I see no reason not to simply get a 2 cu. ft. 7000 w/ the proper 1-1/4" connectors. You may have to have a plumber install it, but it will be done right and to code. (hopefully)
Stainless Falcon flex connectors are available in 1-1/4", you would only need to sweat on a couple of MIP adapters to the existing plumbing.
Since you are in Orange County California, you will have copper plumbing, Fleck has 1-1/4" sweat connectors available at a reasonable price pt#41243-01 or 1-1/4" plastic threaded connectors pt#40565-01. Anybody you order the system from should have these parts available. Dont forget, you need to order 2 pieces.


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This month's 10 essentials featuring Fantastic Man, Purple Magazine and GQ Style
There's an embarrassment of riches on the 10 essentials front as the staff of Fantastic Man, Purple Fashion and GQ Style all chip in with their lists. Founders of Fantastic Man Gert Jonkers and Jop Van Bennekom have the kind of choices you'd expect them to have, with their own pair of jeans, embroidered chinos and Hardy Amies' 'ABC of Men's fashion' all making the list.
Purple cofounder Oliver Zahm's list is very classic Hollywood, as he lists a YSL leather jacket, Ray Bans and a Honda 750 motorbike. GQ Style's creative director David Bradshaw has a simpler list than both the aforementioned, listing a crossroads bike, his back garden and his wedding ring. He also mentions some Tom Ford sunglasses, reminding you that he does work at GQ style.


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The time has come again to travel to see loved ones for the holidays, while fretting about our lovely winter weather.
As one might expect in late December in the Northwest, conditions will be wet and cold. Rain is in the forecast for the next several days with high temperatures expected to be in the low 40s in the lowlands, while a winter storm warning is in effect for the Cascade Mountain region. Click on the National Weather Service's seven-day forecast map to see what you're up against.
Winter driving conditions are expected in various parts of Western Washington, including Snoqualmie Pass. Check the Washington State Department of Transportation website for updated conditions and alerts. If a skiing or snowboarding vacation is on your holiday agenda, here is a good resource for up-to-date snow reports and weather forecasts.
Drivers hoping to leave Thursday night must be prepared for SR 520 closings. There are three scheduled drawspan openings at 7:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Drawspan openings typically last up to 30 minutes, and are scheduled with advanced notice for vessels that can't fit under the 45-foot-high west high rise.
Crews will close both directions of 520 and ramps between Montlake Boulevard in Seattle and I-405 in Bellevue from 11 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 20, to 5 a.m. Friday, Dec. 21. Recent winter weather has washed away temporary lane striping and reflective buttons placed during construction on the Eastside. With less rain projected for Thursday night, crews hope to refresh all paint lines and replace reflective buttons and barrier reflectors during the overnight closure.
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Thank goodness for independent developers. It's often the "little guys" that bring us the fresh, unusual, or just plain bizarre titles that keep gaming interesting. And that's certainly the case with Gish, the latest offering from Edmund McMillan and Chronic Logic. An impressive physics engine, quirky humor, and unique gameplay make this little gem well worth a look.
Gish is, at its heart, an old-school 2D platformer. Our Hero, Gish, sees his girlfriend kidnapped by Nefarious Ne'er-do-wells, and he's off to the rescue. Unlike the typical mustachioed plumber or anthropomorphic animal, however, Gish just happens to be a blob of tar. A small, oozy blob of tar with a slightly maniacal grin. And fangs. This is really something that needs to be seen to be believed. In addition to the typical jumping and running…er, squelshing about, Gish is also granted the ability to change his consistency at will. Gish can change to a "heavy" form, gaining the ability to squish enemies, topple platforms, and crumble weakened structures. When the going gets a bit tight, Gish can take on a "slick" form, allowing him to squeeze easily into tiny cracks and crevices. And, perhaps the most useful trick, Gish can become "sticky", allowing him to scale walls, hang from ceilings, and pull off some very clever manipulations of the scenery. Learning how to use these various abilities takes some practice, but before long Gish can pull off some truly amazing stunts.
These amazing stunts are made all the more impressive by an equally impressive physics engine. Just about everything in the game, from loose blocks to falling monsters to the sticky version of Gish, acts in a very natural way. Well, as natural as an animated ball of tar can really act. This "realistic" physics engine allows for some intuitive solving of puzzles—if it seems an action is possible, it probably is. In addition, many obstacles can be overcome by several different tactics, rather than the usual "one correct path" of many 2D platformers. Sometimes, however, this true physics engine can be a bit too good. I many times found myself unable to continue because some random motions have caused vital bits of scenery to crumble under their own weight, effectively stopping any forward progress. Since the monsters can interact with the environment just as easily as Gish, they many times knock over useful ledges or plug up necessary escape routes.
The control scheme in Gish is also quite good. Although a gamepad is recommended for play, I had no troubles using the tried-and-true keyboard. There is a bit of a learning curve in the control scheme, but the early levels ramp up the difficulty nicely, so the more advanced control skills don't need to come into play until much later in the game. For those needing a bit more practice (or a bit of extra entertainment), there are some wonderful "Vs." modes, offering everything from Tar Blob Wrestling to drag racing to a rather wacky version of football. There are also some fairly challenging Collection Mode mini-games, allowing players to further hone those Gish-y skills.
The main game levels are done quite well. The game comprises 5 chapters, each with a distinct play-style and theme, keeping the game fresh throughout its run. The graphics are sharp, but tend to be a little on the drab side. This fits with the theme of the levels, but there is certainly a dark tone. Gish himself looks great and moves fluidly, and I often found myself laughing at the joyful expressions that little ball of tar had when leaping merrily over a pool of lava. Like all good 2D games, Gish is packed with hard-to-reach places and secrets (some of which are very, very amusing). The game itself is a bit on the short side (probably about 5-10 hours for the first play-through), but with all the secrets and the Vs. and Collection modes, there's plenty of material to keep Gishers happy.
Overall, Gish makes for a very enjoyable "old-school" romp. The fresh character ideas, great controls and physics interactions, and warped humor will provide several hours of entertainment. Gish won't be for everyone—those who just don't enjoy the 2D platformers of the "good old days" won't find a lot here to change their mind. But for those needing a dose of nostalgia, or for those looking for something that can only be described as "unique", Gish is worth a look.
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We bought 2 of these covers for 2 new iPads that rarely leave the house. We didn't bother with the screen protectors but the covers are working great after several months of daily use. The magnet works well- they turn on and off when you open/close and I haven't had an problems with the cover popping loose. If I was carrying it around in a bag I would want an additional envelope to keep the cover from sliding open (a tie or rubber and would do the trick too), but for use at home these are perfect- the many colors are also helpful for identifying your own iPad in a multi-device household.
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June 24, 2009
Illinois – Playing with Popcorn
The agriculture department at Western Illinois University is popping up plans to market purple and gold popcorn and possibly plant some other colorful crops in 2009. The experiment started in 2007 and served up the organic snack at WIU's football games the following fall. Illinois, the third largest producer of the crop in the nation, voted popcorn the Official Illinois Snack Food in 2003.
Indiana – Lincoln's Log Cabin
Illinois might be known as the "Land of Lincoln," but the neighboring state is where Honest Abe grew up—in a log cabin, no less. The homestead site, preserved at the Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial in Spencer County, is where Lincoln spent the formative years of his life—a fact many Indianans are proud of. The site attracts about 200,000 visitors per year, and the Indiana Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission hopes to attract even more with 2009 being the bicentennial of his birth.
Maryland – Financial Tips for Teens
It might seem easy for a sweet-16 to budget for a car, but he or she might not know how much owning a car can cost after insurance, maintenance and gas costs add up. The Attorney General's office is making it a little easier to educate teens on the financial responsibilities of driving. Their Web site "Wise Buys" tackles this issue along with other fiscal tips for teens and tweens.
New York – Energy Buy-Back
Some New Yorkers might soon save money on their utility bills, and in the process actually make money. The New York Public Service Commission green-lighted a process called "net metering" this past winter that could make it so. Homeowners who use qualifying renewable energy, such as solar panels, can use net metering to sell excess renewable energy back to the utility company. The process is a win-win for both consumers and the environment.
North Carolina – GPS Treasure Hunt
Travelers across the states rely on GPS to stay on track in unfamiliar territory. But, in Asheville, tourists can get more than directions. As one of the best places for treasure hunting in the world, North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains have become a popular spot for geocaching, or using GPS systems to travel through planned scavenger hunts. Asheville promoted the activity in May 2008 with The Ultimate AsheCache. Today, the activity runs year-round.
Ohio – A Fleet with Alternative Fuel
The State of Ohio has been recognized for tracking the use of alternative fuels in state vehicles. In April, the State won the 2009 Larry Goill Memorial Quality Fleet Management Idea Award from the NAFA Fleet Management Association. The award applauded the State for creating and using a scorecard that measured how much alternative fuels were used in state owned and operated vehicles. The scorecard has resulted in the earth-friendly fueling for the fleet, including a 2,364 percent increase in the use of biodiesel.
Pennsylvania – An Economic Edge
A new online magazine and e-newsletter is spreading the word of economic growth in Pennsylvania. The publication, Keystone Edge, started in October 2008 and has since seen a steady growth in readership from across the state. Underwritten by the Department of Community and Economic Development, the publication tells the story of the new economy in Pennsylvania—a narrative of creative people and businesses, new development, cool places to live, and the best places to work and play.
Tennessee – Lawful Lifesavers
Tennessee drivers are staying safer on the roads thanks to the cooperation of the Tennessee Department of Safety (TDOS) and the Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP). A variety of enforcement campaigns led to a sharp decrease in accident-related fatalities in 2008, and the effort continues in 2009. The initiative, funded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, includes several programs that enforce laws related to drunk driving, traveling in construction zones and young drivers who fail to use seatbelts.
Virginia – Growing a Family of Feathers
A pair of bald eagles recently nested at the Norfolk Botanical Garden for the sixth year in a row, laying their first egg of 2009 in February. Once an endangered species and still listed as a threatened species by the Commonwealth of Virginia, bald eagles attract the attention of not only wildlife enthusiasts, but patriotic followers. The public can follow the lives of these two eagles through the Eagle Cam, a joint project of VDGIF, the Norfolk Botanical Garden and WVEC.com. The eagles can also be visited in person (from a distance, of course) by visiting the Norfolk Botanical Garden.
Washington, D.C. – Cooler Capital, Cooler World
Organizations, households and individuals around D.C. are teaming up to reduce green house gases as part of the Cool Capital Challenge. Cool Capital, the nonprofit consortium leading the effort, structured the contest like a capital campaign with contributions of carbon savings instead of cash. The challenge successfully raised pledges to reduce carbon emissions by 1 billion pounds in 2008, and the goal for 2009 is 2 billion pounds. Check out the latest pledges and learn how you can participate online.
West Virginia – The Art of Economics
The annual Contemporary American Theater Festival, held every summer in Shepherdstown, W.Va., does more than entertain visitors. According to a recent study, the festival is an economic engine that generated a total impact in excess of $2.1 million in 2008. Both in-state and out-of-state visitors enjoy the month-long festival each year, often coming for a day or weekend trip and spending money on play tickets, hotels, grocery stores, restaurants, gas stations, retail stores and more.
Wisconsin – Brewers, at the Plate
Milwaukee baseball fans will soon have a new license plate they can purchase to show their team spirit. While the Green Bay Packers have long had a special plate, the Brewers plate will be the first baseball plate in Wisconsin. Two designs will be available, and the revenue generated by the special plate will help retire the Miller Park debt.


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Staging of osteosarcoma
How is osteosarcoma found?
Most cases of osteosarcoma are found at an early stage, before they have clearly spread to other parts of the body. Symptoms like bone pain or swelling often prompt a visit to a doctor. The sooner it is found, the better the chance of a cure.
At this time there are no special tests to find osteosarcoma in people without symptoms or strong risk factors. The best thing to do is to watch for any symptoms of this disease and see a doctor right away.
Signs and symptoms of osteosarcoma
Pain and swelling
Pain in a bone is the most common symptom of osteosarcoma. At first, the pain may come and go. It might be worse at night. The pain gets worse with activity and may cause a limp if the tumor is in a leg.
Swelling in the area of the pain may not happen until weeks later. Depending on where the tumor is, you may be able to feel a lump.
Limb pain or swelling is fairly common in normal, active children and teens, so it's easy to see why this cancer might not be found right away. These symptoms are less common in adults and should be a sign to see a doctor.
Bone fractures (breaks)
Although osteosarcoma may weaken the bone it develops in, the bones often do not break. People with a fracture next to or through an osteosarcoma often describe a limb that was sore for a few months and suddenly became very painful when the fracture occurred.
Medical history and exam
If there are signs or symptoms that suggest a tumor, the doctor will want to take a complete medical history. A physical exam will be done to learn more about the tumor and other health problems. If the doctor thinks it may be osteosarcoma or another type of bone tumor, more tests will be done, such as those listed below.
Imaging tests
Imaging tests are done to get pictures of the inside of the body to look for problems. These tests can be done to find the cancer, to figure out how far it has spread, to see how well treatment is working, or to see if the cancer has come back after treatment.
Bone x-rays: Doctors can often spot osteosarcoma on a regular x-ray, but only a biopsy (see below) can show if cancer is really there.
MRI (magnetic resonance imaging): MRI scans use radio waves and strong magnets instead of x-rays to make very detailed pictures. An MRI can help show if a bone tumor has grown into nearby areas. Sometimes the MRI can help find small tumors several inches away from the main tumor. Knowing how far the tumor has grown is important for planning the best type of surgery.
An MRI scan could take up to an hour. You (or your child) have to lie on a table that slides inside a narrow tube, which can be upsetting. Newer, more open MRI machines can help with these feelings, but the test still means staying still for a long time. The machine also makes a thumping noise that may be disturbing. Some places will give you headphones with music to block out the noise. Sometimes, younger children are given medicine to help keep them calm or even asleep during the test.
CT (computed tomography) scans: In this test many x-rays of the body are taken from different angles. These images are combined by a computer to make cross-sectional pictures of your insides. A CT scan of the bone can show if the tumor has spread into nearby tissues like muscle or fat, although MRI is often better for this. A chest CT scan can show whether the cancer has spread to the lungs.
A CT scanner has been described as a large donut, with a narrow table in the middle "hole." During the test, the table slides in and out of the scanner. You (or your child) will need to lie still on the table while the scan is being done. CT scans take longer than regular x-rays, and you might feel a bit confined by the ring while the pictures are being taken. In some cases, children may need to be sedated before the test to stay still and help make sure the pictures come out well.
Before the scan, you (or your child) may be asked to drink a liquid or have a contrast dye put into your vein. This helps better outline places in the body. The dye may cause some a feeling of warmth, especially in the face. Some people are allergic and get hives. Rarely, problems like trouble breathing or low blood pressure can occur. Be sure to tell the doctor if you (or your child) have any allergies or have ever had problem with any contrast dye used for x-rays.
Chest x-ray: An x-ray is sometimes done to see if the cancer has spread to the lungs. A chest x-ray can find larger tumors, but it is not as good as a CT scan for spotting smaller tumors. If a CT scan of the chest is done, a chest x-ray may not be needed.
Bone scan: A bone scan can help show if a cancer has spread to other bones. This test is useful because it gives a picture of the whole skeleton at once. For a bone scan, a radioactive tracer is put into a vein and travels through the blood. Areas of damaged bone, such as tumors, absorb this tracer. You (or your child) then lie on a table for about 30 minutes while a special camera makes pictures of the bones that show the radioactive spots. Younger children may be given medicine to help keep them calm or even asleep during the test.
A computer puts the pictures together showing the whole skeleton. Osteosarcoma will usually look like a darker spot in the bone (called a "hot spot"), showing where there is more radioactivity. Hot spots may suggest cancer, but other bone diseases can also cause the same pattern.
PET scan: For a PET scan, a form of radioactive sugar is put into the blood. The amount of radioactivity used is very low. Because cancer cells in the body are growing quickly, they take in a lot of the sugar. A special camera can then make a picture of places of radioactivity in the body. The picture is not as detailed as a CT or MRI scan, but it provides useful information about the whole body. PET scans can be helpful in showing the spread of the cancer to the lungs, other bones, or other parts of the body. Some newer machines can do a PET and CT scan at the same time.
A biopsy involves taking a sample of the tumor to be looked at under a microscope. It is the only way to be sure if a tumor is an osteosarcoma or another type of bone cancer.
If the tumor is in a bone, it is very important that a surgeon with experience in treating bone tumors does the biopsy. When the biopsy is done right, it can prevent later problems and reduce the amount of surgery needed later on.
The biopsy may be done after the area around the tumor is numbed or with the patient in a deep sleep (under general anesthesia).
There are 2 different types of biopsies, the needle biopsy and the open (surgical) biopsy.
A needle biopsy can be done using a thick or a thin (fine) hollow needle to remove a small piece of tumor. With the thick needle biopsy, the surgeon takes out a round core of tissue. The fine needle biopsy, which is not used much for bone tumors, removes very small pieces of tissue.
In an open biopsy, the doctor cuts through the skin, exposes the tumor, and then cuts out a piece of it. This type of biopsy must be done by an expert in bone tumors, or else it could result in problems later on.
Lab tests
Testing the biopsy samples
All biopsy samples are sent to a doctor with special training in lab tests (a pathologist) to be looked at under a microscope. Tests to find chromosome or gene changes in the tumor cells may also be done. These tests can help tell osteosarcoma from other cancers that look like it under the microscope.
If an osteosarcoma is found, the doctor will give it a grade, which is a measure of how quickly the cancer is likely to grow and spread. Cancers that look somewhat like normal bone tissue are described as low grade, while those that look very different from normal cells are called high grade. For more on grading, see the section, "Staging of osteosarcoma."
Blood tests
Blood tests are not used to find osteosarcoma, but they may be helpful later. For instance, high levels of certain chemicals in the blood can suggest that the osteosarcoma might be more advanced than it looks.
Other tests (like blood cell counts) are done before surgery and other treatments to get a sense of a person's overall health. These tests are also important to keep track of a person's health while they are getting chemotherapy.
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Plans for a Transatlantic Tall Ship Regatta in 2017 are well advanced and you can be part of it.
The race marks the 150th anniversary of the Canadian Confederation through its founders and founding provinces. It's an important event for a region where 80% of Canadians have agreed it's important to celebrate 2017.
STI is working in partnership with the City of Quebec, in association with Le Rendez-Vous Naval de Quebec, to take a Tall Ships fleet across the North Atlantic Ocean, with visits to selected host ports in five countries.
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These cupcakes are light and yummy!
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Carbs: 20.3g | Fat: 1.8g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 1.2g | Calories: 99.7
Adapted from the Hungry Girl recipe.
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Carbs: 23.6g | Fat: 2.4g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 2g | Calories: 122.9
For those on Weight Watchers.. 2 pt "Out of this World" recipe
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Carbs: 20.6g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 3.8g | Calories: 123.3
A deliciously moist cupcake. Great on their own, but better with rum cream cheese frosting!
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Carbs: 11g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 0.9g | Calories: 71.1
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Carbs: 11.9g | Fat: 0.8g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 2.2g | Calories: 64
Remember how delicious Mom's brownies were? You can duplicate the taste for a fraction of the fat if you substitute cocoa for bittersweet chocolate and use applesauce in place of some of the butter or oil.
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You'll never know these cookies are lower in fat! Customize your cookies by using any flavor of "chips" you prefer!
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This is a cake-type cobbler. You can use any fruit, fresh or frozen. My favorites are peaches, berries, and-- on the rare occasions when I can find them-- sour cherries. This is adapted from a Martha Stewart recipe, but I've made so many changes, about all that's left is part of the technique.
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Carbs: 30.9g | Fat: 4.7g | Fiber: 5.7g | Protein: 3.9g | Calories: 163.1
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Carbs: 28.8g | Fat: 2.4g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 10.6g | Calories: 190.2
Great for a sweet end to a healthy meal! Easy, a guilt-free indulgence. With this recipe you're less than 5 minutes from chocolatey goodness.
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Carbs: 25.6g | Fat: 2.4g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 2.4g | Calories: 117.7
No forks needed! These sweet, crunchy and buttery hand pies will have you licking your fingers.
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Carbs: 23g | Fat: 8.6g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 2.2g | Calories: 161.6
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At 5 years, all-cause mortality was 15% among the group with no improvement in HbA1c and 10% in the group with improved HbA1c in an observational study of 12,359 patients with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes at baseline. The patients were selected from the Swedish National Diabetes Registry and their outcomes were verified by the Swedish Cause of Death and Hospital Registries. None of the patients had any cardiovascular or coronary heart disease at baseline.
After adjusting for baseline risk factors and treatment changes during the study period, patients whose HbA1c decreased were half as likely to develop cardiovascular or coronary heart disease as were those whose levels increased. They were also 33% less likely to experience fatal cardiovascular disease and 41% less likely to die from any cause than were those in the poorly controlled group. All of these differences were statistically significant.
Dr. Eeg-Olofsson of the University of Gothenburg, Sweden stated that, "Patients with poorly controlled blood glucose clearly benefit" from gaining and improving glycemic control. "We must make an effort to identify patients who don't respond to diabetes medications earlier."
For the study, Dr. Eeg-Olofssson separated the patients into two groups: Those whose HbA1c decreased by at least 0.1% over the 5 years (6,841) and those whose HbA1c remained stable or increased by at least 0.1% (5,518).
At baseline, the patients averaged 62 years old, with mean disease duration of 9 years. Their average baseline HbA1c was 7.8%, and their mean body mass index was 30 kg/m2. Their mean blood pressure was 140/78 mmHg; 62% were taking antihypertensives and 46% were on lipid-lowering drugs.
After 5 years, mean HbA1c was 7% in the improved-control group (-0.8%) and 8.4% in the poorly controlled group (+0.7%), she said.
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Sorry, Sir Mark. We're cheering this French equestrian and his amazing little black gelding.
Producers: Karima Benouadah, Pascal Judelewicz, Romain Le Grand
Screenplay: Guillaume Canet. Based on the novel Crin noir by Karine Devilder
Photography: Ronald Plante
Editor: Richard Marizy
Production designers: Gérard Drolon, Emile Ghigo
Costume designer: Caroline de Vivaise
Sound: Frédéric de Ravignan
Music: Clinton Shorter
In French with English subtitles
With: Guillaume Canet (Pierre Durand), Marina Hands (Nadia), Daniel Auteuil (Serge Durand), Lou de Laâge (Raphaëlle), Tchéky Karyo (Marcel Rozier), Jacques Higelin (Dalio), Marie Bunel (Arlette Durand), Joël Dupuch (Francis Lebail), Frédéric Epaud (Patrick Caron), Arnaud Henriet (Frédéric Cottier), Donald Sutherland (John Lester)
Jappeloup depicts the true story of French equestrian show jumper Pierre Durand and his horse, Jappeloup. This young horse was widely deemed by many to be too small, too stubborn and too impetuous to compete at world class events. Others were convinced that the problem lay with the rider. And yet this improbable duo of former lawyer Durand and young Jappeloup became one of the fiercest competitive jumping teams at the Seoul Olympics in 1988.
Jappeloup is one of those underdog tales of competitive sport guaranteed to reach an unbearable head of suspense in the final reel, but it does not take a familiar road to get there. Racing at disconcerting speed through the childhood and adolescence of Durand (Guillaume Canet, who also wrote the film), it hits a steady pace at the point where he abandons a promising law career to return to the family business. He claims he's doing it to please his father (Daniel Auteuil), but we're not so sure that's the case.
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HARRISONBURG, Va., Nov. 15, 2013 – On Friday, James Madison women's basketball head coach Kenny Brooks announced the signing of three players to national letters of intent for the 2014-15 season. Hailee Barron, Carley Brew and Beverly "Tolulope" Ogunrinde are slated to join the Dukes next year.
"With the three young ladies we signed, we feel extremely excited about them because they all have extremely high ceilings and they're only going to get better and better, and I think they'll be able to contribute for us very early in their careers," Coach Brooks said. "We always say we want to go out and find JMU kids, and we feel that all three young ladies are JMU kids."
Hailee Barron hails from Burlington, Vermont, where she attends Rice Memorial High School. The guard is a two-time Free Press All-First Team honoree and averaged 13 points, five assists and three steals per game during her junior year. Barron plays AAU basketball for Lone Wolf Athletics as well as plays soccer for her high school.
"When we watched Hailee, I was very impressed with her shooting ability," Coach Brooks acknowledged. "Another thing that intrigued us was her ability to play two positions…I'm excited about Hailee. She's got a great family and she's a great young lady who is going to fit in very well here at James Madison."
Carley Brew attends Wilson High School in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania, and plays for the Philadelphia Belles AAU team. A forward, she averaged 10.7 points per game last year, including a season-high 20 points scored against Reading High on Jan. 17. She is an All-Berks County All-Division I player and recently earned Parade All-America Honorable Mention.
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Discover the best kept lodging secret in Breckenridge. Better than a
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Fall:(9/15 - 11/19)…………………..…......$119/night -weekly discounts
Value Season 1:(11/20 - 12/19)…………..$159/night -weekly discounts
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Is there a 'report thread' function?
I only ask as there is a spammer loose in here, offering to unlock Blackberries.
Please spike this idiot pronto BM.There is no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate tyres
11-04-12, 12:28 #2
there used to be.... hmm cant seem to find it anymore
11-04-12, 12:49 #3
Hopefully it's been nipped in the bud. Thanks for pointing it out though
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Cheers David, I'll carry on doing the Invasion of the Body Snatchers point and shriek when I spot 'emThere is no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate tyres
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For future reference - If you look at the spammers' (or any) actual post there's a small 'warning triangle' bottom left - clieck on that & Bob's your auntie's best friend.Pootleist
12-04-12, 17:21 #6
i see the triangle now! was that there before?
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cheers Nobby, every day's a school dayThere is no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate tyres
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