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A simple goiter is an enlargement of the thyroid gland. It is usually not cancer.
Simple goiter; Endemic goiter; Colloidal goiter; Nontoxic goiter; Toxic nodular goiter
There are different kinds of goiters:
The body needs iodine to produce thyroid hormone:
In many cases of simple goiter, the cause is unknown. Other than a lack of iodine, other factors that may lead to the condition include:
Simple goiters are also more common in:
The main symptom is an enlarged thyroid gland. The size may range from a single small nodule to a large neck lump.
Some people with a simple goiter may have symptoms of an underactive thyroid gland.
In rare cases, an enlarged thyroid can put pressure on the windpipe (trachea) and food tube (esophagus). This can lead to:
The doctor will do a physical exam. This involves feeling your neck as you swallow. Swelling in the area of the thyroid may be felt.
If you have a very large goiter, you may have swelling in your neck vein. As a result, when the doctor asks you to raise your arms above your head, you may feel dizzy.
Blood tests may be ordered to measure thyroid function:
Tests to look for abnormal and possibly cancerous areas in the thyroid gland include:
If nodules are found on an ultrasound, a biopsy may be needed to check for thyroid cancer.
A goiter only needs to be treated if it is causing symptoms.
Treatments for an enlarged thyroid include:
A simple goiter may disappear on its own, or may become larger. Over time, the thyroid gland may stop making enough thyroid hormone. This condition is called hypothyroidism .
In some cases, a goiter becomes toxic and produces thyroid hormone on its own. This can cause high levels of thyroid hormone, a condition called hyperthyroidism .
Call your health care provider if you experience any swelling in the front of your neck or any other symptoms of goiter.
Using iodized table salt prevents most simple goiters.
Kim M, Ladenson P. Thyroid. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 233.
Schlumberger MJ, Filetti S, Hay ID. Nontoxic diffuse and nodular goiter and thyroid neoplasia. In: Melmed S, Polonsky KS, et al., eds. Williams Textbook of Endocrinology. 12th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 14.
Brent Wisse, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Metabolism, Endocrinology & Nutrition, University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, WA. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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Agglutinins are antibodies that cause the red blood cells to clump together.
This article discusses the blood test used to measure the level of these antibodies in the blood.
Cold agglutinins; Weil-Felix reaction; Widal's test; Warm agglutinins; Agglutinins
A blood sample is needed. For information on how this is done, see: Venipuncture
There is no special preparation.
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people feel moderate pain, while others feel only a prick or stinging sensation. Afterward, there may be some throbbing.
This test is done to diagnose certain infections and to determine the cause of hemolytic anemia . Distinguishing between warm and cold agglutinins can help understand why the hemolytic anemia is occurring and can direct therapy.
The examples above are common measurements for results of these tests. Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Some labs use different measurements or test different samples. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
An abnormal (positive) result means there were agglutinins in the blood sample.
Warm agglutinins may occur with:
Cold agglutinins may occur with:
Veins and arteries vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Obtaining a blood sample from some people may be more difficult than from others.
Other risks associated with having blood drawn are slight but may include:
If cold agglutinin disease is suspected, the individual needs to be kept warm.
Schwartz RS. Autoimmune and intravascular hemolytic anemias. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa:Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 163.
Baum SG. Mycoplasma infections. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI,eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 325.
Powers A, Silberstein LE. Autoimmune hemolytic anemia. In: Hoffman R, Benz EJ, Shattil SS, et al, eds. Hematology: Basic Principles and Practice. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2008:chap 47.
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2 Disappointing RES 5PSH569908 | 07/04/2009 | See all PSH569908's reviews (2)I have been waiting nearly two years for this game to come out after playing Res 4 and Code Veronica previously. However I was dissapointed from the word go. I felt that the gameplay resembled a shoot em' up. I would have gone and bought Call of Duty instead.The previous games involved puzzles and problem solving in order to progress and more often than not, for me anyway it took some time to figure them out. It was not just about killing zombies and bosses which this game is clearly about.In Res 5 there isn't such a need to conserve ammo as in previous making the game easier. Theres handgun rounds and shotgun shell almost everywhere you look.Res 5 also lacks the haunting surreal aspect for example the old castles and mansions with something waiting to jump out at you but you couldn't predict when. You had to scour the whole place for clues, especially Code Veronica.I appreciate games evolve but I feel that it lacks any of the class of previous games. The graphics also don't help.At one point where you have to utilise sun light and mirrors to open a door, those who have played will know what I mean, I thought the game was improving but sadly not.New comers may enjoy it but sadly I didn't
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5 Have trouble letting godoghunter1 | 06/05/2009 | See all doghunter1's reviews (128)Top 100 Reviewer Top 100 DVD Reviewer This is not like other resident evil games in the fact that you are in Africa and some parts of the game are not as dark as others like you would expect from a resident evil game. The game play is great, the graphics are awesome. When I started to play this game I thought I was still on a cut scene but it was actual gameplay (Awesome Graphics) What makes this game great is once you complete the game you unlock various things from a new game mode to new outfits, weapons, unlimited ammo etc. The game is addictive beacuse I have completed it three times on different difficu;ties and the game is only 75% complete. You have to recover all the hiiden emblems, all the different hidden jewels throughout the game, complete it in certain times to unlock even more goodies. There is co-op mode as well which is a nice experience but resident evil is best played on your own in the dark. A must for those who like the series and enjoy in depth games.
1 totally wrecked resident evilTommy4fingers | 22/04/2009 | See all Tommy4fingers's reviews (2)i WAS a massive fan of the resident evil series but this game has put pay to that.the storey line is rubbish and predictable, the gameplay is annoying as you can't move while aiming. the only thing going for it is that the graphics are good but thats not enough to save this game.im so glad i didt buy the steelbox limited addition as it would of been a massive waste of money. DON'T BUY THIS GAME
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� l The College News VOL. XXII, No. 9 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1936 Copyright BRYN MAWR COLL.KOB N'KWS, 1936 PRICE 10 CENTS Decision Is Reached About Summer School Original Plan, Abandoned � 927, Revived; Return To Campus Is Announced POLICY LEFT TO BOARD January 6.�The Summer School' for Women Workers in Industry will again return to the Bryn Mawr campus this coming summer. In an- nouncing an agreement which is satisfactory to all concerned, Miss Park revealed that a decision had been made to return to the original plan of managing the school which was in force from its founding until 1927. The Summer School was founded in 1921 by President Thomas and the project was a source of great in- terest both to her and to Miss Park. The aim of the school was that stu- dents, alumnae and trained women in general might help women who had had fewer advantages in intellectual training and who desired to use such training as an aid to the advance- ment of women in industry. The college buildings were used by the Summer School, and in the winter its main office was on the campus. At first more than half of the mem- bers of the board of directors were connected with Bryn Mawr, but af- ter the first session the composition of the board was changed in order to give women in industry representa- tion on a fifty-fifty basis with Bryn Mawr. Miss Hilda J. Smith was director of the school for fourteen years and left only in order to occupy an im- portant position in the Education Office in Washington. The faculty was never from Bryn Mawr, with two or three exceptions. Undergrad- uates of Bryn Mawr assisted in the work of the school, and it was nol until 1927 that students of other col- leges also came to help. The funds to maintain the school came largely from Bryn Mawr sources. The col- lege itself had no financial obliga- tion to the school other than allow- ing it to use the buildings, but Continue.? on Page Three F. W. Fetter Believes � Silver Act Ridiculous Common Room, DeceiC^jr 18.-*The Silver Purchase Act of June, 1934, is ridiculous, but not .particularly dan- gerous, according to Mr. Frank W. Fetter, assistant professor of econom- ics at Haverford College, who spoke under the auspices of the Internat- ional Relations Club on the interna- tional silver situation. The act was passed with the help of three contrib- uting forces; its supporters were those who believed that it would increase trade with the Orient, those who con- sidered it an inflationary measure and those who were influenced by the ro- mantic appeal of the old silver stand- ard. Until 1873 America had a bimetallic system, but in that year silver was demonetized, completely destroying the tradition of the silver dollar, which was partially revived in the in- terest in the recent act. The popular slogan of the nineteenth century bi- metallists was "Give us back the dol- lar of our daddies!" For more than twenty years there was great contro- versy on the question, while the value of silver declined in comparison with gold. There was much agitation for remonetization of silver, which would have resulted in a cheaper dollar; and this led to the unfortunate and false idea that the question of silver was closely associated with political rad- icalism and monetary inflation. The issue was laid to rest after Bryan's defeat in 1896. At the time of the war the United States Treasury contained some 14,- 000 tons of silver, although there seemed to be no opportunity to use it. In 1918 England found herself in need of silver to deal with the mone- tary situation in India, where paper rupees were redeemable in silver. Congress passed the Pitman Act pro- viding for the sale of the silver, which was the only large amount free at that time; but an amendment stipulated that whenever the price of silver from American mines fell below a dollar an ounce, the United States must go into the market until there was an equal amount of silver in the Treasury. After a rise in price until 1920, there followed a fall until the Treasury was Continued on Pace Four College Calendar Thursday, January 9.�Mrs. Harrison Eustis will talk about the work of The Seeing Eye. Deanery at 5 P. M. Friday, January 10.�Voca- tional tea. Dr. Margaret Jane- way, '20, will speak. Tea will be served in the Common Room at 4.45 P. M. Saturday, January* 11.�John Mason Brown, dramatic critic, will speak in the Deanery at 8 P. M. Sunday, January 12.�Yale Puppeteers will give Mr. Punch at Home in the Deanery at 5 P. M. Jean Holzworth, '36, Receives #1000 Prize Victory in National Contest on Horace Brings Honor to Bryn Mawr WILL TRAVEL IN ITALY Skits, Traditional Costumes at Christmas Banquets Move Guests To Witty Replies December 19 is ever festive because of its proximity to Christmas vaca- tion. This year it was especially gay, for it was the very eve of vacation, and was marked by celebrations in all the halls. Members of the faculty were guests at the various banquets which preceded or followed the en- tertainment, according to the cus- toms of the individual halls. The Denbigh Christmas party is always a very traditional affair, with holly and mistletoe and all the at- mosphere of "Merrie England!" The Grand March, led by the King and Queen, nobly impersonated by Janet Horsburgh and Betsy Harrington, '36, who were equipped in truly regal splendor, inaugurated the festivities of the evening. The punch bowl was brought in, brimming over with a beverage wholly in keeping with the Bryn Mawr tradition rather than the Old English one. Toasts were drunk to all the celebrities present. Before the first course had been dis- posed of the toastmaster Barbara Cary, garbed in a court jester's cos- tume in which she felt more than foolish, announced Dr. Wells as the first speaker. He explained that we were witnessing in his performance an example of the ad- vantages of division of labor, since he was giving the speech which his wife had written�or at least super- vised. Regardless-of-the accuracy of this statement, the joint enterprise was a howling success. The Class of '39 gave a sample of its dramatic talents in an amusing skit whose title, The Advertisers' Christ- inas Carol, speaks for itself. After a brief pause in which everyone had a chance to partake of the turkey dinner and its complementary parts, Dr. W. R. Smith held forth on the general topic of his experiences with the Bryn Mawr woman as student, cook and friend. Needless to say, we were enchanted and were soon weak with laughter. The changed plans of Pembroke Hall for the Christmas celebration Thursday evening, December 19, re- sulted in a very successful Christmas banquet. During the course of the dinner Eleanor Fabyan introduced several well-known speakers. Dean Manning, who "had not had time to prepare her home work," read a short but to-the-point poem. Agnes Halsey told a true but incredible story of her trip around the world. Dr. Weiss told "something about nothing, noth- ing aboutjflsomething and nothing about nothing," or words to that ef- fect. Mrs. Diez read a clever set of rhymes written in collaboration with Dr. Diez. The gist of it was that all should sing "Hallelujah!" and were wished "a happy New Yah!" Dr. Miiller related some very amusing anecdotes which enchanted his audi- ence. Coffee was served downstairs in both halls, after which the fresh- men presented a merry farce. Merion overflowed with Christmas cheer at the traditional hall banquet the night before vacation. Students put aside papers and quizzes for eve- ning clothes to feast in the gayly decorated dinTng room. Dr. and Mrs. Dryden, Dr. and Mrs. Nahm, Dr. and Mrs. Crenshaw, Miss Glen and Mile. Soubeiran were^ guests. They were introduced at dinner by Pauline Man- ship, the "Poet Laureate of Merion," who acted as toastmistress. She be- gan with: Alas, we Bryn Mawrtyrs are law- Contlnuea on Page Two While the college was away enjoy- ing the Christmas holidays, Jean Holz- worth, '36, gained honor for herself and Bryn Mawr by winning the $1000 prize offered in the University of Cin- cinnati Prize Contest held to celebrate the Bimillenium Horatianum. The contest was open to all under- graduate students, men and women, in four-year colleges and universities of the United States, its possessions and Canada. The subjects for the prize were: (1) An English verse trans- lation of some of Horace's lyric poetry (odes and epodes), the selections to be between fifty and seventy-five lines long; (2) an essay of approximately 5000 words on the subject of Horace and Augustus, and (3) an original Latin ode or satire (between twenty and thirty lines in length) written in the style and metre of Horace. All entries were made anonymously and were accompanied by a sealed envelope bearing on the outside the assumed name and containing within the real name of the writer, his ad- dress, college and class, and a state- ment from the head of his Latin (or Classics) Department saying that he was the sole candidate recommended by his institution. Not until the win- ning contributions were chosen did the judges know who had written them. Since Miss Holzworth had given her Christian name as Michael, the judges supposed that they had awarded the prize to a man. Miss Holzworth was announced the winner by Professor Dorothy Roba- than, chairman of the committee, at a dinner held in New York City on December 26 in connection with the meetings of the American Philological Association. The subscribers to the dinner called themselves "Friends of Horace." Doctor Taylor and Doctor Broughton were present, and they told Continued on Page Three John Mason Brown Will Lecture On the Drama Maids' Dance Huge Success Gymnasium, December 18.�To the fast rhythm of an excellent orchestra and beneath balconies from which undergraduate legs kept frantic time to the music, the annual Maids' Dance swung into its wonted gayety. At 10 : o'clock most of the couples had ap- j peared on the floor and dancing of al- most professional calibre was exhibit- ed to the admiring eyes of the stu- dents above. Later in the evening a contest was held; then John Whittaker performed much-applauded tap dance. All through the evening, however, stu- a much-applauded tap dance. All almost every dancer. The party was a very definite success, from the point of view of both audience and spectators, most of whom are clamor- ing to have the same orchestra at the next college dante. .iohp Wapon Brown, known as one of the greatest American critics and surely the greatest lecturer on the! drama, will speak in the Deanery { on Saturday evening, January the | eleventh. As the theatre critic for, the New York Evening Post, he is a: sure judge of a box-office appeal. As I staff lecturer for the Institute of l Arts and Sciences at Columbia Uni- j versity, he has a profound scholarly, knowledge of the drama. He-is. also I familiar with the actual workings j of the stage and the technicalities of production. In a word, all that l here is to know about the theatre | he knows. Young, gay and charming, he is| yet amazingly wise; although he; often speaks flippantly, he always! speaks soundly. He is witty, and brilliant, but he does not rely on wit and brilliance. He holds to a firm standard of the artistic value of the drama, and he praises or blames' accordingly. Four books, written in! a style as entertaining as his talk,! also bear witness to his comprehen-1 sion of the theatrical field. They j are entitled: Letters from Green-j room Ghosts, Upstage, The Ameri-\ can Theatre as Seen by its Critics- (An Anthology of Criticism 1752-! 1934), and The Modern Theatre in\ Revolt. In July, 1935, Vanity Fair nomi-l nated Mr. Brown to the Hall of; Fame because "for two years he I had moved highest among the Broadway appraisers, on a basis of the number of hits and flops he pre-: dieted correctly;" O. O. Mclntre did not hesitate to say tha,t Mr. Brown, "has become a sensation of the lee-1 ture field," while Joseph Wood' Krutch summed up his abilities thus:] "One of the characteristics which! distinguish John Mason Brown from the other practicing dramatic cri- tics of New York is the depth and; intensity of his interest in the thea-| tre as theatre. Most of us found! ourselves following our rather oddj profession partly, at least, as the' result of accident, and most of usj confine ourselves largely to one on another YsPect �* our subject. I am told, however, that Mr. Brown resolved in^youth to be a reviewer i of plays, and the fact helps to ex-; plain the breadth of his knowledge! and enthusiasm. He is interested in the theatre as such, in everything which concerns it, and in its past as I well as its present. For these rea-! sons his comments on the plays of! the moment are frequently made from an original point of view; for these reasons also he has much to, say beyond the limits of the ord-i- j nary review." Memorial Service Held For M. Carey Thomas Dr. Rufus Jones, Dean Manning, Mrs. Slade Recall Contacts With Late Leader RESUME OF LIFE GIVEN Goodhart, December 19, 1935. � The memorial service for M. Carey Thomas was held this afternoon at three o'clock in accordance with her own express wishes. President Park, Dr. Rufus Jones, who is President of the Bryn Mawr College Board ofc Trustees, Dean Manning, and Mrs. Caroline McCormick Slade, a mem- ber of the College Board of Direc- tors, spoke in her praise and mem- ory. The College Choir sang two selections which she herself had chosen: Tallis' "Nunc Dimittis" and Mozart's "Ave Verutn." In the audi- ence were representatives of the Board of Directors, the Executive Board of the Alumnae Association, the Graduate School, the Summer School for Women Workers in In- dustry, the National League of Women Voters, the Committee on the M. Carey Thomas Prize Award, the American Association of Uni- versity Women, the National Wom- an's Party, college presidents from institutions in the vicinity, and the present senior class of the college. The undergraduate body as a whole was,also asked to attend. Miss Park Reviews Life President Park gave a brief resume of Miss Thomas's life, telling how she was born of Quaker stock on one side of her family; and how, armed with the quiet resolution Quakers have, she pursued her edu- cation in a day when difficulties were the rule. After receiving her Ph. D. at Leipzig, she was appointed both Dean and Professor of English at the new college of Bryn Mawr. She was made President at the retire- ment of President Rhoads, and at her own retirement in 1922 she was honored by the title of President- emeritus. As a member of the Board of Trustees, also, she contin- ued to hold office at Bryn Mawr un- til her death. She served for several years at Cornell as the first woman Continued on P�ce Four Hockey Elections Sylvia Evans, '37, and Mar- garet Evans, '38, have been elected captain and manager, re- spectively, of the hockey team for 1936. Yale Puppeteers Come To Deanery On Sunday t The Yale Puppeteers from the popu- lar Club Guignol in New York City| will come to the Deanery aj 5 o'clock: on Sunday afternoon, January 12, to; present Mister Punch at Horn)1. The; college is invited by the Entertain-1 ment Committee of the Deanery to see this show, which has won the ap-j proval of the city's press and out- standing applause at a recent per- formance before the Cosmopolitan Club in New York City. Graduates of Professor Baker's 17 Workshop at Yale, the Puppeteers set out seven years ago as a traveling troupe. A two years' spectacular run in Los Angeles was followed by an entire season in New York, a return to Hollywood to make the film I Am Suzanne, and last year the founding of their own Club Guignol in New York, i Their avowed artistic mission has| been to "produce a puppet theatre of! such traditional correctness, such dra- matic significance, so spellbinding, that, measured by any theatrical yard- stick, it is first and last a good show,, and for that reason can defy these limitations and in the conquering write a new page in the history of the j theatre of this country." The dra-; matic critics have praised them in I terms that affirm their success. Continued on P��e Three Dr. Fellowes to Talk on Madrigals The Department of Music announces an illustrated lecture to be given in Goodhart Hall on January 16 at 8.30 P. M. by Canon Edmund Horace Fel- lowes, M. A., Mus. Bac. Oxford, Mus. Doc. Dublin, on Elizabethan Madri- gals and Elizabethan Songs With Lute Accompaniment. Dr. Fellowes is a Canon of the Royal Chapel of Windsor and is the greatest living authority on the Eliza- bethan period in English music. This was the period in which a school of composers flourished in England who held the first place in European music and, together with the Flemish and Italian Madrigalists "represent the most perfect expression in secular polyphonic song that has yet been achieved." Several composers of this same school were also Lutenists who have bequeathed to us a rich legacy of beautiful songs in the forms of "Ayres" with lute accompaniments. The composers of the Madrigals and Ayres drew on the glorious literature of the Tudor period for their inspira- tion and thus effected a union with poetry and music that has never since been equalled in England. 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Aw! I love this ol' song!! So sweet!
bionic wrote:anyhoo..remember when you had wanted us to post pics that made us think of Jesus and/or God? Songs that weren't meant to e religious. I recently listend to this one and suddenly thought of when you had asked about that..
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January is not your mail carrier's favorite time of the year.
Every U.S. Postal Service delivery bag is overloaded with statements from employers, banks, stockbrokers, and other institutions and agencies that were involved in taxpayers' financial lives last year. Each of these groups has, by law, until Jan. 31 (or the next business day when that date falls on a holiday or, as it does in 2009, a weekend) to get their annual tax statements in the mail to taxpayers.
Common income, deduction statements Most taxpayers depend on the same basic data to file returns. If you work for someone else, the IRS expects you, and the agency, to get a statement detailing that income. The data are slightly different, depending on whether you get paid a salary or do contract work, but there's a form for either case.
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1098 For most homeowners, mortgage interest is tax-deductible, and this document will tell you how much you paid last year. Your lender is required to send you one of these forms if you paid at least $600 interest. Actually, your mortgage company probably won't send you an official Internal Revenue Service form, but a document of its own design that contains the same data. In addition to the mortgage interest, other information often found on this statement includes amounts paid toward points to get the loan and escrow disbursements for real estate taxes (also deductible) and property insurance (not deductible).
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Sunday, February 24, 2013
It was an accident, but I got a glimpse of the last six years of my life.
Adding to our bewilderment is the upcoming marriage of Ellie, our second daughter, who will be marching down the aisles next Saturday, March 2. So, I get behind on things I should be doing. I procrastinate. And sometimes I just collapse at night because my life is pretty crazy. At least being home sick with the flu might have a silver lining. I could get the file transfer done, scrub the hard drive clean and give my old computer to Dan, who had been waiting so patiently for three and a half months.
This was the electronic version of a trip to the attic. People simply don't print pictures like they used to. So instead of being relegated to those boxes in the attic, they sit in "albums" on your Facebook account or they are stuffed into folders on your laptop, cell phone or tablet. If I want to show people pictures of my children these days, I don't open my wallet, I open my Smartphone.
The other telling hunk of information gathered from my "attic" tour was just how over the top our lives are. There were so many photos — birthdays, college graduations, high school graduations, weddings, trips to amusements parks, the beach and the lake. There were far too many pictures of our dogs and our kids playing with the dogs, and scores of snapshots of athletic events: hockey, baseball, basketball and lacrosse. I don't think anyone will remember the scores, just that we were there taking pictures. |


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Military History: The Definitive Visual Guide to the Objects of Warfare
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Attention Military History Buffs! This visually arresting page-turner will also appeal to the whole family. So much more than an incredible catalog of iconic weapons, armor, and equipment from Bronze Age Mesopotamia to the War on Terror, Military History: The Definitive Visual Guide to the Objects of Warfare chronicles the history of mankind through the evolution of battlefield technology. Hardcover, 448 pages with full color images on each. 12" x 10".
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So a second batch of letters was recently sent out, this time clearly asking for a response by Wednesday. A spokeswoman for Congresswoman Lois Capps (D., Calif.), one of the leaders on the issue, was perplexed at the lack of contact the office has received to date, although a Vogue spokeswoman pointed out Congress did not clearly request a response in its first letter. Regarding that statement, Capps' spokeswoman said: "When people get letters from Congress, they generally respond."
And, while this topic is debatable, what's certain this time around is that if magazines don't play ball with Congress, there are several options on the table, such as a hearing or drafting legislation. One media observer pointed out that tobacco ads represent a small percentage of most magazines' overall advertising, and said titles such as Vogue aren't breaking any laws by publishing Camel No. 9 ads. "Bring on the legislation," added the observer. It appears Congress' second letter-writing campaign is gaining more steam, as Kim France, editor in chief at Lucky, said she is planning to respond to the second letter, while the Vogue spokeswoman said it has sent a letter, but declined to disclose its contents. A spokeswoman for W said the magazine is working on a letter and will reply this week. A Hearst spokeswoman didn't comment on whether its magazines are responding to Congress, but said: "At the moment, our policy regarding cigarette advertising is that the decision on whether to accept or reject it is at the discretion of our individual publishers." At In Style, a spokeswoman said management is aware of the letter from Congress and added the July, August and September issues combined carry only two pages of tobacco advertising. Elle did not respond by press time. — Amy Wicks


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Pendant lighting personalizes a space. Contemporary pendants give a room a unique sense of structure and substance, showing off funky, sometimes fascinatingly strange shapes. Setting a tone for the environment they're in, pendant lamps (whether contemporary or not) really create that sense of collected calm or artsy ambiance appropriate for the room. They also offer an alternative to table lamps and chandeliers, contributing illumination from a single source rather than many.
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Since these hanging lamps offer mainly downward-focused lighting, they're great for dining room lighting and kitchen lighting. Suddenly the simple dining room or kitchen is a posh hangout for family and friends underneath a modern pendant light fixture from Luceplan or Louis Poulsen. Living room lighting also benefits from hanging lights; the eye is naturally drawn to the pendant light's form, allowing guests to appreciate the room's scale and overall layout. Whatever the style may be, from a mid-century modern look to something more transitional, you'll find the pendant you need here.
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I spend much of my time helping seriously ill patients navigate the health care system. As a result, I'm constantly talking with patients about their interactions with doctors and other health professionals.
Although each encounter is unique, I'm increasingly aware of some universal truths that contribute to good patient-doctor encounters. Not surprisingly, good encounters require a shared spirit of respect and communication.
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Good health care is a partnership. It's all about communication and respect. And it flows in both directions.
Bob is the Executive Director of the Cancer Resource Center. His articles about living with cancer appear regularly in the Ithaca Journal He can be reached at email@example.com.
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Original publication date: June 18, 2011
Dec 10, 2012 - Heavier patients undergoing lobectomy for lung cancer require more time in the operating room, regardless of a hospital's volume of obese patients or lobectomies, according to a study published in the December issue of the Annals of Thoracic Surgery.


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Hey fellow everafter fans, thought the rest of you guys might enjoy this.
A friend of mine showed this to me, I wasn't in love at first, until I heard/saw THIS.
I only wish that she'd practiced first before posting the vid.
But think... this song (with her voice) playing in a montage for everafter and showing an animated sequence of events with the creation of the asylum and the B.B.W. would be spooky and kinda cool.
Tell me what you think guys.


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Bundle up your newborn in pure organic cotton. Each set of two swaddling blankets features an allover geometric print and a bright chevron print.
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1. Invert a small bowl inside the soup tureen (this will support the cauliflower).
2. Clear the stem and leaves off of the cauliflower and place on top of small bowl.
3. Spike a skewer into the bottom of a broccoli stem. Place into bowl. Repeat with other broccoli heads, spacing them evenly around bowl.
4. Repeat step three with Romanesco stems, tucking them in between broccoli stems.
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STLADOGG wrote:Lapierre is a (Frank) dumbass. I hated him when he was with Vancouver, hes a snake and should be suspended and released from this team.
cprice12 wrote:I didn't think LaPierre's hit was dirty.
Was it a hit from behind? Yes.
Should it have been a penalty? Yes.
Was it dirty? I don't think so.
Does he have time to curl off and not hit Boyle? I suppose. But his job is to hit some bodies...not play the puss and curl off a hit on their best defenseman.
Boyle was playing the puck, LaPierre approached him and checked him from behind as Boyle is turning. It wasn't a vicious check, but Boyle had stumbled a bit just before the check which caused him to lean forward and down a bit. It's unfortunate that his chin was right at the dasher level when he was hit, which that is why he went down. The key here is the stumble happens RIGHT before the hit, so LaPierre has no way to assess the situation that quickly.
LaPierre can be a dirty player, but this particular hit isn't dirty. It's an unfortunate result of a hockey play. Sometimes guys get hurt in hockey. It happens. And it's not always a penalty, and not every hit from behind along the boards is automatically dirty.
If LaPierre's hit is dirty, then the Burns hit on Morrow is too (I don't think it was). But since the standard had been established by kicking LaPierre out of the game for his hit on Boyle, then the same standard should have been applied to Burns...but it wasn't.
goon attack wrote:Utter horsecrap. That shouldn't have even been a penalty. Not only were they skating sideways along the sideboards, but had Boyle's chin not hit the dasher he would have bounced right back up like nothing ever happened. It really wasn't even much of a hit to begin with. Just a fluke thing.
Several Sharks are also saying he threatened to injure someone multiple times before that play. Now that could be just riling the other team up,
as we have no way to know what he was really thinking.
People get hit exactly like the hit on Boyle in EVERY game between two physical teams. It's a hockey play.
From NHL rulebook: http://www.nhl.com/ice/page.htm?id=26329
A boarding penalty shall be imposed on any player or goalkeeper who checks or pushes a defenseless opponent in such a manner that causes the opponent to hit or impact the boards violently in the boards. The severity of the penalty, based upon the impact with the boards, shall be at the discretion of the Referee.
There is an enormous amount of judgment involved in the application of this rule by the Referees. The onus is on the player applying the check to ensure his opponent is not in a defenseless position and if so, he must avoid or minimize the contact. However, in determining wheter such contact could have been avoided, the circumstances of the check, including whether the opponent put himself in a vulnerable position immediately prior to or simultaneously with the check or whether the check was unavoidable can be considered. This balance must be considered by the Referees when applying this rule.
Isn't a big part of your analysis that Lapierre intended to injure Boyle? If we don't know what he was thinking, then how can you come to your conclusion?
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