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Many people notice lumps or growths in their breasts at some point in their lifetime. When cells in the breast begin to divide rapidly they can cluster into hard lumps of tissue which are noticeably different from the rest of the breast tissue. Around 90% of breast lumps are benign (non-cancerous), and are usually cysts or collections of glandular tissues.
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- Changes in the size or shape of the breast
- Discharge from the nipple, usually containing blood
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- Dull ache or pain in the breast combined with inflammation
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The cancer tends to form in the ducts which transport milk to the nipple, but it can also appear in the milk glands themselves. The breasts are connected to the body's lymphatic system, which carries fluid and toxins from the body and is made up of cell-like structures called nodes. Cancerous cells that form in the breast can enter into the lymphatic system and the lymph nodes surrounding the breast, which subsequently results in a high chance of the cancer being spread via the lymph vessels to other parts of the body.
How is breast cancer diagnosed?
Once a lump has been discovered and you have been assessed by a doctor, you will most likely be sent for some tests to see whether the lump is cancerous. This could involve either a mammogram (x-ray of the breasts) or an ultrasound, or both. These tests can detect whether the lump is filled with fluid or is a solid lump of tissue.
If it is filled with fluid then the lump is most likely a cyst, which can be drained there and then by a nurse. On the other hand, if the lump is found to be solid then a biopsy is required to test for cancerous cells. A small sample of tissue is taken and sent for further analysis at laboratory, where a pathologist can see whether cancer cells are present.
What causes breast cancer?
There is no definitive cause of breast cancer, but there are a range of risk factors which increase the likelihood of it developing.
Life after breast cancer treatment
Many women who undergo a full mastectomy choose to have breast reconstruction surgery once their cancer treatment is completed. This replaces the removed tissue as well as the nipple and surrounding skin. While some women choose to have breast reconstruction for aesthetic reasons, others need reconstruction to restore the natural balance of the breasts. The feeling of having a natural pair of breasts again can also have an impact on your self-confidence and mental wellbeing after cancer treatment.
You will need to have regular checkups for a minimum of 5 years after breast cancer treatment, and ideally return for annual assessments for up to 10 years. It is important to closely monitor yourself for any changes in the breast for some time after treatment and should report anything suspicious to your care team straight away.
Mammograms are also conducted regularly after treatment for breast cancer. You should undergo a mammogram on an annual basis for at least 5 years after your initial treatment is completed.
Although modern treatments for breast cancer are highly-specialized and effective, as with any form of cancer there is always a chance it will return.
How much does breast cancer treatment cost?
It can be tough to find an accurate quote for breast cancer treatment. The final estimate is based the stage of the cancer, whether it has spread, and factors such as age, health, lifestyle, family history and any previous cancer. Consulting an experienced care team is the best way to get a good idea of how much your treatment will cost.


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Many of you know that one of the most famous westerns actually takes place a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away (if you don't know what I mean, you either don't like Star Wars or found this website by accident). Now it looks like another western will be thrust into the future, in a location not so far away. Heat Vision reports Sam Raimi is attached to direct Earp: Saints for Sinners, an adaptation of a graphic novel that sees the infamous western icon Wyatt Earp in a future where he takes on outlaws in a ravaged society where the only "boomtown" left is Las Vegas. With this and Cowboy & Aliens, western/sci-fis are the new hotness.
If you haven't heard of the graphic novel yet it's because Radical (the company behind it) won't be unveiling the project until their Comic-Con panel on Thursday, but this is a premature announcement about a movie deal. Matt Cirulnick will write the script, but there's no telling how much of a priority this will be for Raimi, who's also working on a World of Warcraft movie and potentially Oz: The Great and Powerful with Robert Downey Jr as the Wizard. This is definitely a project I would love to see Sam Raimi tackle sooner than later (especially over Warcraft based flick), but we'll probably be waiting quite a while to see how it pans out.
Wyatt Earp was an American officer of the law in various Western frontier towns and is an iconic figure in American folk history. He is best known for his participation in the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral, along with Doc Holliday, and two of his brothers, Virgil Earp and Morgan Earp. He's been portrayed by actors like Kurt Russell, Kevin Costner and Burt Lancaster in various films like Tombstone, Gunfight at the O.K. Corral and simply Wyatt Earp (which is where the poster above is from). Will be quite interesting to see how Earp is re-imagined in the future. I'm wondering if he'll still have that awesome mustache. Anyone interested?
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- Florie said...
those pants and those shoes i neeeeed!and what nail varnish is that it looks lovely for winter..
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- E said...
The proportions are absolutely perfect in this outfit. Love the slight hint of color, too.
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Florie, it's Essence from the Twilight (LOL) limited edition. it's actually similar to one Orly I already have, so I'd gladly give it to you! if you want it, hit me up with your address at email@example.com
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Love the pants !
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Allan was also the largest contributer of the New Seattle Library that opened up this week. I have to hand it to him, his money went to good use.
Not only it is an architectural masterpiece, but it has 11 floors with ramps that gradually wrap down to the bottom levels, and an ingenious system for finding books easily. Combined with the RFIP chips in all the books, along with the conveyor system that automatically scans and sorts the books, it is another great masterpiece, financed by the big man.WIFI for the entire building doesnt hurt either
It's a tried and true principle in philanthropy--you get more bang for your bucks if you put up some seed money and then let other people contribute.
Thirty million dollars will buy you a nice library with your name on it.
Or, thirty million dollars will buy you a nice library, a university lecture hall, a youth drop-in center, and a park--all with your name on them--since you only put up five or ten million in seed money for each. By putting up some
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They must think sci-fi geeks are dumber than they...wait, a newsletter too? Sign me up!
Now I'm really sold. If it's a "limited time offer" it must be really, really, cool. What would sci-fi be without free lapel pins...for our lapels?
At least they can have a display about all the broken flying car promises.
The future ain't what it used to be. (Yogi Berra)
It never was... (SF author)
You don't have go there for that. It will soon come to you! [cmu.edu]
Jar-Jar, I think. And for the million bucks, Marina Sirtis will let you touch her hair.
I can live with that. When I was soldering my first computer, they thought Dukes of Hazzard and CB radios were cool.
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I have always held onto the belief that things happen for a reason. Many years ago, I went through a horrible time in my life that lasted six months. I had filed for divorce, was told by my landlord that I had 60 days to find a new home because he was selling all of his properties, and was told my office was closing in 3 months. My son, who was 11 at the time, had recently been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and I was constantly being called to pick him up from school because he was acting out. So began a frantic few months… looking for an apartment I could afford while getting unemployment, dealing with an unstable child and looking for a job, all while going through a divorce. During this time my son was hospitalized. He was there for a week, and came home the day before we moved. I have wonderful friends who supported me in so many ways- helped me pack and clean the old house, and they also took care of both of my boys.
Looking back, I try to make sense of that awful time. While I was unemployed for a year, I was able to advocate for my son and get him into a new school for the following school year. I don't know how I got through it, but I did. I tell myself it all happened for a reason. Being at home enabled me to be there for my boys and devote more time to dealing with the school system.
People tell me they would never be able to do what I do. Really? All I do is get up each day and do what needs to be done. Put one foot in front of the other. I am told we are never given more than we can handle. I often wonder why I am given so much and others are not. I don't dwell on it, but it has crossed my mind.
Fast forward 10 years. My eldest son graduated from school, I got married and we bought a house. My mother has passed away, as has my father-in-law and two grandmothers. My stepson moved in and brought a lot of emotional baggage with him. I was laid off yet again and my car was rear ended and totaled. My basement flooded 3 separate times. My younger son was diagnosed with Type I diabetes, and then recently, bipolar disorder. Again, I just keep going. What else can I do?
So that's me. But what about my son? He is angry — he wants to know why he had to get diabetes, a chronic disease. He already has asthma and emotional issues: ADHD, anxiety & depression. When he became manic and was diagnosed as bipolar just 2 weeks ago, he wondered aloud, "What am I going to get next?" I explained that the anxiety, depression and ADHD has really been bipolar all along, but to him it is a new thing.
I don't know what to tell him. That things happen for a reason? What reason can there be for him to be "given" diabetes or bipolar disorder? I've always rationalized to myself that there is a reason for everything, but now even I am wondering why my life has been full of these catastrophic events, over and over again. My husband and I joke around that we had to have been terrible people in a past life. We could believe that, or we could believe we were chosen for some purpose. Neither one makes any sense. I just take one day at a time. I think if I contemplate this for too long I would never want to get out of bed in the morning.
Now my son is at this point in his life where he's naturally questioning why these things have happened. Obviously he is in therapy, but he has to deal with being dealt this bum hand of cards in his own way.
How have you talked to your kids about their diagnosis, if they have one?
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I am a mom of two boys, ages 16 and 22, both with ADHD, bipolar disorder, anxiety and depression. I have remarried and my husband has 2 boys, ages 13 and 16. The 13 year old lives with us, and has some behavioral problems and attachment issues. There is always something happening at our house!


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UTA In The News — Thursday, June 6, 2013
Research led by Kinesiology's Resch highlighted in health media
MedicalXpress, HealthCanal and Science Codex reported on newly published research from an international team featuring Jacob Resch, UT Arlington assistant professor of kinesiology and director of the Brain Injury Laboratory. Resch reaffirmed questions about portions of the popular computerized concussion assessment tool ImPact. The research was published online May 31 in the Journal of Athletic Training.
Eichelberger discusses manuscript possibly written by Nobel Prize-winning author
The Miami Herald and several other McClatchy-owned newspapers quoted Clayton Eichelberger, UT Arlington emeritus professor of English, on the recent discovery of a long-lost manuscript by Nobel Prize-winning author Pearl S. Buck. The literary treasure was found last year in a Fort Worth storage locker up for auction. "If it's by her and it's real and it's going to be published, that's magnificent," said Eichelberger, 88, who heard Buck lecture in 1941. "When something like that is discovered, that's wonderful. She was a wonderful woman."
Working too hard could ruin your chances of getting a pay raise
Employees who work too hard may be increasing their chances of trouble, instead of increasing their chances of getting a raise. That message was the focus of a keynote speech recently delivered at UT Arlington's 27th annual Psychiatric Nursing Symposium, Clinical Psychologists blog reported.


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As a state chapter of the Association of American Educators (AAE), the Kansas Association of American Educators (KANAAE) is a statewide non-union, professional educators' organization, advancing the profession by offering a modern approach to teacher representation and educational advocacy, as well as promoting professionalism, collaboration and excellence without a partisan agenda.
Forbes Just Released Their 30 Under 30 in Education for 2018
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Each year, Forbes picks the 30 most influential 20-somethings in each field to highlight. The result is an interesting picture of the current and future trends in that field. Obviously, the magazine has a business bias and favors individuals who have started their own company, but the education list spans the field and includes everything from rappers who speak out on social issues to college mentorship programs. It also features several former teachers and includes products and companies that are aimed at K-12 students and their teachers.Continue Reading...
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Numerous studies over the past few years have shown that knowledge about American history and civics is declining. Yet, despite widespread acknowledgment of the problem, little is being done to put Social Studies front and center in schooling. The subject is so often drowned out by the constant drumbeat to raise test scores and the pressing need for greater STEM education.Continue Reading...
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NCCU Football Program Mourns Passing of Recent Teammate Ty Brown
DURHAM, N.C. -- The North Carolina Central University family suffered a tragic loss on Thursday, as NCCU football alum Ty Brown passed away at the age of 24.
Born on June 30, 1992, in Charlotte, North Carolina, Brown joined the NCCU family in the fall of 2010 out of Newton-Conover High School and went on to play four seasons (2011-14) as a standout defensive performer. During that time he played in 43 games, including 36 as a starter at linebacker of defensive end. He amassed 183 career tackles, collected 32.0 tackles for a loss with 13.5 sacks, and tallied 10 pass break-ups and five forced fumbles.
As a senior in 2014, he earned All-MEAC Second Team honors after tying for sixth in the conference with 15.0 tackles for a loss and 7.5 sacks, both team-highs. He finished his college career with a dominating performance against nationally-ranked rival North Carolina A&T on Nov. 22, 2014, collecting six solo tackles, including four stops behind the line of scrimmage with three sacks and a forced fumble to help the Eagles win their first conference championship as a Division I program. Brown's excellence in that contest earned him the BOXTOROW National Player of the Week award.
"Ty was a great man, teammate, and Eagle," said NCCU head coach Jerry Mack. "He was one of our leaders from the 2014 championship season. I will always remember Ty Brown as the ultimate teammate that would do anything for his brothers. My heart is heavy; he will truly be missed."
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"Words can't explain this feeling. All praise goes to the man up above. I got the call this morning that I passed my state final for the basic law enforcement academy. It was a long 4 months but I'm glad that I got to meet and now graduate with the best 16 people to come out of Sanford's CCCC BLET Academy! … GRADUATION IS DECEMBER 20!! … Going to be the best officer I can be."


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Norwich have confirmed the signing of Fiorentina striker Arturo Lupoli on a season-long loan.
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Norwich City have confirmed the signing of Fiorentina striker Arturo Lupoli on a season-long loan.
Skysports.com revealed earlier on Tuesday that the former Arsenal youngster was on his way to Carrow Road.
Lupoli has now passed a medical with the Championship club and is looking forward to playing for Glenn Roeder's side.
"I am very happy to be here and hope to contribute for a great season for Norwich City and to be successful," the Italian told the club's official website.
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Northborough – Members of the Northborough community are invited to an informational meeting, Tuesday, March 18, regarding the Lincoln Street School Addition/Renovation Project. Tours of the school, 76 Lincoln St., will start at 6:30 p.m. and the information session will begin at 7 p.m.
Northborough Town Meeting approved funding for a Lincoln Street Feasibility Study in April 2012, and since that time, members of the Lincoln Street Elementary School Building Committee have been partnering with the Massachusetts School Building Authority to design an addition/renovation project that meets the needs of today's students and, at the same time, complies with the long-term capital planning guidelines of the town of Northborough.
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What are the problems after having Tattoo?
like someone told me that you cant go into a MRI machine coz the ink used in tattoos are magnetic?? is it true???
three of the fellows just said that, for 'MRI it itched like crazy' so i ask her: how much does it itche or hurt??
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In Tucson, Arizona, Armanoush Tchakmakchian, an Armenian-American college girl, decides she needs to go to Turkey to see the homeland out of which her grandmother's family was driven during the Armenian genocide. Meanwhile, in Istanbul, Asya Kazanci, the 19-year-old Turkish girl who will end up being Armanoush's involuntary host, spends her days hating her crazy family and her meaningless life. Naturally, the two girls become unlikely friends over the course of the week of discovery Armanoush spends in Istanbul.
The predominant themes in this book are the nature and impossibilities of family and the Armenian genocide. The story is a little potted: cartoonish characters, spirit-guides, time travel, and a tangled mess of happy and unhappy coincidences. The writing is nothing you can help but cringe at. But the book is worth reading nonetheless for its content. Shafak goes to no lengths whatsoever to hide her agenda--on her acknowledgments page, she brags about her 2006 arrest as a result of the book's Turkish publication--so you'll enjoy this book as long as you're prepared to be brow-beaten by the ideas that a) Armenian-Americans hate Turks, and b) Turks either don't believe their was a genocide or don't understand why the genocide is still relevant.
Despite lack of any particular subtlety, the book makes some interesting and thought-provoking points. Although Shafak makes the 1915 Armenian case a heart-wrenching one, she doesn't delineate good guys and bad guys.
Armenian refugees--most specifically, Armenian-Americans--are after 90 years because Turkey still denies the horrors their ancestors were made to suffer. Turks, meanwhile, can feel great empathy for Armenian descendants. The good women of the Kazanci family, for example, experience great pain on hearing Armanoush's family history. They simply don't see themselves as having anything to do with the whole thing--the race crimes against Armenians were perpetrated by the Ottoman Turks, a great "They" that contemporary modernized Turks also see has a horrific regime of the past. Hence the impasse: Armenians look for acknowledgment (if not compensation), and Turks can offer only sympathy (those that bother--there is the requisite cafe nationalist who declares no such genocide happened).
It's an interesting observation on many of the racial and cultural morasses that populate modern relationships and politics all over the world: the clash of the obsessive oppressed and the forgetful erstwhile oppressor:
Slowly it dawned on Armanoush that perhaps she was waiting for an admission of guilt, if not an apology. And yet that apology had not come, not because they had not felt for her, for it looked as if they had, but because they had seen no connection between themselves and the perpetrators of the crimes. She, as an Armenian, embodied the spirits of her people generations and generations earlier, whereas the average Turk had no such notion of continuity with his or her ancestors. The Armenians and the Turks lived in different time frames. For the Armenians, time was a cycle in which the past incarnated in the present and the present birthed the future. For the Turks, time was a multihyphenated line, where the pat ended at some definite point and the present started anew from scratch, and there was nothing but rupture in between. (164-165)
Weaknesses aside, THE BASTARD OF ISTANBUL is a straightforward and accessible "Turkish" novel that makes a valiant effort to clear up for the confused--there are more than two of us--some of the most ubiquitious Turkey-related news items. Certainly worth reading, especially for any American (or other "outsider") interested in Turkish or Armenian culture.
Unrelated bonus: there's a really yummy recipe on page 272 for the most delicious dessert you can imagine.


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Skip to comments.Switching allegiances -One-time Clinton basher becomes a key defender (Hillary and Media Matters)
Posted on 05/08/2007 2:05:03 PM PDT by doug from upland
Switching allegiances One-time Clinton basher becomes a key defender
BY GLENN THRUSH Newsday Washington Bureau
September 7, 2006
... SNIPPET - Kelly Craighead, one of the Clinton's closest friends, served as one of Brock's top advisers during Media Matters' formation in 2004. She was paid as part of a $202,781 contract with her husband, Erick Mullen's, consulting company, tax records obtained by Newsday show.
Brock, whose group is committed to media accountability, declined to comment for this story and didn't return repeated calls. Mullen and Craighead didn't return calls.
Craighead - whose 2001 marriage ceremony in California was performed by Sen. Clinton, acting as a justice of the peace - now serves as a top adviser to the Democracy Alliance. That group, which advises Democratic donors on where to spend their political contributions, has steered more than $6 million to Brock's group in the past two years, say alliance members.
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Hi doug. When will the trial begin?
If anyone has pictures of Brock and Hillary shopping together that would make it a lock that Media Matters is a Clinton stalking horse.
We are expecting arguments before the California Appellate Court (regarding bringing Hillary back in as a defendant) sometime during the summer. A decision is expected in early August. Then, the fun begins with discovery. Hillary Rotten Clinton, raise your right hand!
Hillery has a friend?...........and she's a JP?
Will she really testify or can she get around testifying?
Media Matters is a Soros enterprise.
Ergo, has Soros bought Fat Bottomed Girl by having MM do the dirty work?
I was in the courtroom last October when Judge Aurelio Munoz said that he would entertain no motion to keep Hillary from testifying. He then looked at David Kendall and said, "Did you hear that, Mr. Kendall?" Yes, the witch is going to be under oath.
Speaking of the witch, if any of you would like to go here and ask a question about BROOMSTICK ONE, I'd love a shot to attack her with the answer — http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220110055792&sspagename=ADME:B:AAQ:US:1
Thank you doug.
Sr. Munoz should avoid plane trips and walks down dark streets......
In Massachusetts at least (yeah, I know) anybody can get a one-day permit to perform a particular legal wedding ceremony.
I know because two of our friends got married eight or nine years ago, and they asked my wife to get the permit so she could officiate at their wedding. She was very happy to do it, and it was a touching ceremony.
The bride is a lawyer, and she was the one who found out that it was possible to do this.
I'm assuming this type of thing is allowed in other states as well.
So .. can we assume the position within the Clinton camp was a payoff for her testimony ..?? We can can't we?
Craighead had a high position in the Clinton administration before she became the head of Hillary's advance team for 2000.
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text: Hello All, I just sent this to my newsletter subscribers and I think you all should know about it as well. Food for discussion. USGA: Finally!!! A news report from "SuperNews" has announced that the USGA will finally fund scientific research evaluating organic fertilizers, biostimulants, pest controls and microbial amendments. A three year study conducted mostly by University researchers in various geographic locations. Jim Snow: "The project is the first comprehensive testing of organic products in diverse, real-world conditions". Snow further said: "People spend tens of millions of dollars on biostimulants and microbial products. A lot of that is probably on products that are doing them no good. We need to find out if they work, when they work and how well they work. I could see the study going on for a long time" Personally, I am so glad this is finally happening. Points that I have made in previous newsletters will finally be addressed. I think you are going to find that a number of mystical products are merely nitrogen, iron or other simple effects. This study will, I hope, safe a lot of people a lot of money. On the other side of the ticket.... Joel Simmons of Earth Works Natural Organic Products says: "The USGA already has preconceived notions about organic products. I am concerned that those beliefs could influence the USGA's findings" LET THE FIREWORKS BEGIN!! Snow said: "past university research of organic products has been scant and inconclusive. Much of what is used is based on faith. The first thing we need to figure out is what's in them followed by how they work. This is one of the best things I've heard in a long time. An expedition into "mumbo jumbo, snake oil, silver bullets, drek, muck and mire and the various foliars along with all the other voodoo. Apparently there is a committee composed of researchers as well as superintendents to oversee this project. I have a feeling my friend Jim Prusa was also behind this in a big way. 80% of superintendents are now using some form of organic program. This is only going to expand in the near future and this research is going to be very timely. This is certainly a good Christmas so far! Dr. W. A. Torello


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Property "Title" in Pictures folder/library: more than one tag read?
On various pictures, I've seen it read the XMP "Title" tag, the EXIF "Description" or "User Comment" tag, the IPTC "Caption" tag, even Keywords or Sub-categories.
So my question is, what's the limit to it all? I would think that "Title" would only display a metadata tag with a similar name, like XMP DublinCore Title, or, if it could only find its IPTC counterpart in a file, Fixture Identifier. I suppose that when you don't give yourselves all that much space to work with, as is the case with the bottom panel of a Windows 7 Explorer window, doubling- and tripling-up like this can be considered practical. Maybe I haven't looked far & wide enough, or perused the Help Center with an open enough mind as yet. All the same, I think that a tooltip or some easily-gotten-at description of the fields in that bottom 3/5 of the window would be more than enough to satisfy one's curiosity.
I won't add mischief to misery and ask "Why was this done?" as I've already partly come up with a reasonable answer myself (available space within the bounds of the window). I'll just ask if anyone else has been curious about this, and if so, invite them to comment here on this thread.
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It gets worse.
Across the board, there's little to no consistency in what gets read and what gets ignored. Or so I've noticed lately.
It turns out you can change the details of the "Date taken:" field without editing that text block directly in Windows Explorer. What I find curious is that both XMP and EXIF date tags or labels are ignored, and Windows 7 only recognizes the IPTC tags "Date Created" and "Time Created." It's one of the few IPTC tags that is persistently read; the other one is, not ironically I suppose, "Tags" (IPTC Keywords).
Where I find myself pulling my hair out, again, is with the Title field. Lately I haven't seen Keywords or Supplemental Categories showing up in this field. All the same, I'm baffled when EXIF Image Description (ASCII data) gets ignored in favor of XMP Dublin Core description data (ostensibly binary data), and vice-versa. And it seems you cant predict from file to file which it's going to be.
Does Microsoft explain their reasoning behind adding these fields to the Explorer window layout in Windows7 anywhere? Taken all in all, it's hardly any better than what they gave us in Windows XP.
I'm also surprised that there haven't been any replies made to my posts on this thread.
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Guardians of the Galaxy was announced as Telltale's newest upcoming series tonight at The Game Awards. The humorous film adaptation of the Marvel comics was a huge success when it released in 2014, gathering a large fan following, and plans for an upcoming sequel which will hit theaters May 5.
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''Most of the taxpayers are aware of the inadequacies of the building,'' Mr. Aldrich said, noting that voters had approved a $15.3 million bond issue in 1998 to expand the elementary school to accommodate the Laurel students.
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A cool Mediterranean retreat from the city's chaos, with fabric-swathed ceilings and pristine white furnishings. Even on a hectic night, service is calm and competent, and the professional couples at most of the tables seem to be speaking in peaceful whispers. The kitchen offers scintillating versions of hearty, refreshing Greek favorites. Souvlaki is charcoal-grilled and up scaled with filet mignon to produce an impressively tender, succulent result. Wine-marinated octopus legs are also charcoal-grilled, resulting in astounding flavor and not a hint of rubberness. Classics like garlicky skordalia, fava beans, sauteed chicken livers over lentils, and spanakopita are all best-of-breed versions, the latter prepared as a platter of bite-sized pies. A sizeable portion of moussaka, consisting of layers of juicy ground lamb and eggplant, tied together by a superlative béchamel. For dessert, the array of delicate pastries and the deeply creamy rice pudding are excellent without exception.
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Periyali is a neighborhood gem in the highly competitive Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan. Cuisine is well prepared authentic everyday simple Greek food: Horiatiki Salad, Lentil Soup, Broiled Baby Octopus, Lamb Kabob, Baklava, etc....Service is superb at every level, particularly the general manager, who seems to know every regular custmer's preference.
For me, going to Periyali is like going home. I like it a lot.
Everyone in our party of 6 loved their food. The octopus and beet appetizers were outstanding as was the cobia, a delicious white fish served as a special. I would also recommend Periyali for its very agreeable ambiance and excellent service. It's always a pleasure to dine at this 30 year old Greek favorite.
I have been dining at Periyali for many years, and it is always wonderful. The grilled octopus may be the best anywhere! Everything on the menu is special, but my personal favorite is the whole grilled branzino. The selection of Greek wines is excellent, be sure to ask your server for a wine suggestion, you will not be disappointed.
We googled a Greek restaurant near our downtown hotel and Periyali came up top of the list. The food and atmosphere were both great. The fare is quite expensive but well produced and they kept the water and bread basket topped up throughout the meal. My only issue was being given the bill immediately after dessert as, to me, this is restaurant code for 'pay up and p*** off'. Generally though, a really good experience.
The ambience and the service of this restaurant was very good.
Not impressed with the food.
The calamari was awesome, my son had salmon that was pretty good.
I have a lamb shank which was OK I have no idea what it was over but it was a puddle of water, it was terrible. I'm pretty sure it was orzo but it was swimming in a puddle of water and it was extremely overcooked.
My husband's meal looked pretty good except for his green beans were so grossly over cooked they look like they were canned green beans. For this type of restaurant at this price it was on acceptable.
I needed a quiet, uplifted spot for an intimate business lunch. This fit the bill. I marked "comfort food" because nothing is more comforting that Greek Lemon Soup. Theirs was exemplary, as was my perfectly cooked Mediterranean snapper. Our server was charming and attentive. I hear dinner is more noisy, but Periyali is apparently a long-time lunch favorite for publishing professionals. I can see why.
We came here for an early meal before a concert. Some of my party arrived early while I was stuck in traffic, the staff was great about letting the first to arrive sit and order drinks while I was en route. We got the price fixed dinner in addition to some other appetizers and everything was delicious and so fresh. The octopus and lavraki were cooked perfectly. The salad and dips were all super fresh and beautifully prepared. The service was excellent. We will be coming back!
Not what it used to be.
The pros:
-Food is pretty good, especially the octopus, greek salad, meatballs.
-The lighting is lovely.
-Wonderful to have white tablecloths, a rarity these days due to trendy restaurants going for more casual vibe and also cost cutting.
-Excellent acoustics...we could have a nice conversation without shouting.
-Servers were professional and know the menu. Accommodating to special requests.
The cons:
-The flower arrangements had dead and wilted roses.
-Bus boy kept clearing food and drinks that were not quite finished (maybe one bite or one sip left, and instead of asking if anyone would like it....the plate was removed). After the third time this happened, we complained and they did bring a complimentary cocktail since my husband's martini was taken away prematurely.
-Feels like a has-been instead of a good old reliable place.
-Wine list has limited selection
-My whole fish, usually amazing in Greek restaurants, was very bony and the skin was not crisp.
Overall it feels like its way past its prime and sadly I would not return.
A restaurant of this caliber should heat the bread and offer Pita and authentic Greek Bread for the table. Our first basket was individual pieces of all white bread and unacceptable. We then asked for basket of whole wheat bread that would have been much better had it not had a burned crust. Too bad because the rest of the meal was delicious.
From the family that built the amazing Il Cantinori, Periyali is a stalwart that has survived the test of time. I hadn't been there in 25 years. The Greek food is authentic and still great. Our waitress was amazing. We were there pre-theatre so it was relatively quiet. All in all, a good meal.
Absolutely the best Greek restaurant in NYC and going strong. So much excellent food, I don't know where to begin. From the array of appetizers to the mix of fish, fowl and veggies this is numero uno. And Greek wine! And tres excellent family hospitality. We had ten people in our party, mostly from out of town, and they left elated. Excellent hosts.
The food was good though my girlfriend ordered the meatballs and they were a little dry. I also had the shrimp and they turned out to be good but a little well done.
Two things that actually irked me were that the bus boys were VERY aggressive. Constantly they were coming up to use asking if we were done with our plates in an aggressive tone as if they wanted to rush us out the door for the next table to come in. Mind you the place was 3/4 empty while we were there so it wasn't as if we were taking our time and most of the times they asked us to take our plates away we were clearly still eating as there was still food ON THE PLATE.
Secondly, which I didn't personally like, was that the waitress just gave us our check randomly even though we hadn't even finished our dessert or even asked for it. Another sign they were trying to rush us out. I felt that to be incredibly rude and to make a point I took my girlfriend here on a date so I assure you we didn't do anything out of the ordinary for them to treat us this way.
Regardless, I'll go somewhere else where I don't feel rushed to eat my food when I'm trying to be on a romantic date.
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There is more than $41 billion of unclaimed property nationwide according to the National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators. In most cases, unclaimed property is money that is owned to an individual or business but has been turned over by businesses and organizations because they cannot find the rightful owner. The Tennessee Department of Treasury has more than $789 million of unclaimed property.
Shelli King with the Tennessee Department of Treasury said, "It could be lost wages from a job that you left. It could be a refund check, a deposit check, contents of a checking account that's no longer active."
Long-time WJHL Photographer Doug Counts discovered his wife and late-father have unclaimed money in Tennessee "That's our old address but that's my wife," Counts said when he noticed his wife's name on the state's unclaimed property website. She is owed about $32. "Refund due so maybe from a cell phone or something like that," Counts said. He also found out that his late-father is owed nearly $60.
King said Tennessee currently has more than six million individual pieces of property. "In Tennessee you can claim money that belongs to you at any point. There's never a point when it expires," King said. The largest amount ever returned in the Volunteer State was a $1.2 million claim. "It was a stock option that went back to a widow. She didn't even know her husband had taken it out," King said.
King said the department goes through a four-step process to try to reunite a owner with their money whenever unclaimed property comes into the division. She said the first step is to cross-check employer databases if the property has a social security number attached to it. "The second thing we do," Kings said, "We actually send a letter to the last known address that's been turned over. Third thing we do, we advertise names of those with unclaimed property in papers across the state… Every single piece of property is listed on our website [as well]." King said people can even claim money for a deceased relative."There's a few more steps needed to claim that but our claim examiners actually work with individuals to help provide the documentation needed to verify their claim." Tennessee returned a record-breaking 41,000 claims last year with the majority originating from people who discovered their name on the state's website, www.claimitTN.gov.
King reminds people to beware of websites that make you pay to check for unclaimed property. She said you should never have to pay money to find out if you have money. She also recommends checking online often because the treasury department constantly gets new unclaimed property and to check for common name misspellings. To check for unclaimed property in the state of Tennessee click here. To check for unclaimed property in the state of Virginia click here. For all other states click here.
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The Patriots placed Logan Mankins, Brandon Spikes, Sebastian Vollmer, Daniel Fells, Myron Pryor, and Jake Ballard on activePUP list on Monday, according to ESPNBoston.com.
Mankins is recovering from ACL surgery after injuring it in Super Bowl XLVI and it's unclear when he will be back at this point. Brandon Spikes (knee) and Sebastian Vollmer (back) are also recovering from offseason surgery.
Jake Ballard (knee) is expected to miss the 2012 season.
A noticeable name not on that list is tight end Rob Gronkowski, who has had quite the summer for himself and appears to be ready for what training camp has in store.
Another good sign is the absence of defensive end Jonathan Fanene, who injured his left leg during Patriots minicamp last month.
There was some hope that tight end Daniel Fells (leg) would be ready for the start of training camp, but that doesn't look to be the case. The Patriots reportedly worked out Visanthe Shiancoe earlier this week and will continue to look at tight ends as long as Fells is down.
The Pats have until the end of the preseason to take these players off the list. Any player on the list after that will be forced to miss the first six weeks of the regular season.