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I really like chocolate which explains why I am putting another chocolate cookie recipe on the site. This cookie I just couldn't resist, as it is a cross between the very chocolately Chocolate Fudge Cookie and the buttery Chocolate Cookie. These soft textured cookies contain three types of chocolate, unsweetened cocoa powder, melted dark chocolate, and chocolate chips which gives them a rich and complex chocolate flavor. My son thinks these are the perfect cookie for dunking in a tall glass of cold milk, but my preference is with a strong cup of coffee.
This recipe was adapted from The Sweeter Side of Amy's Bread, which features sweet treats from the very popular New York bakery, Amy's Bread. Currently I am baking my way through the cookie section and all of the cookies I have tried are excellent. Now, in the past I have always made normal sized cookies, the type where you need at least two, possibly three, to satisfy a craving. But the cookies in The Sweeter Side of Amy's Bread are not that way. You only need one, as they are large cookies. In fact, I like large cookies so much, I may start making all of my cookies giant sized. I did, however, make these cookies a tad smaller than they instructed, 1/4 cup of dough instead of 1/2 cup. The important thing with all chocolate cookies, is not to over bake them, as we want them soft and moist, not dry. Unfortunately, it is hard to judge when chocolate cookies are fully baked. So what you are looking for is for the cookies to be set, yet still seem a little soft as they will firm up as they cool. The yield is about 20 large cookies.
Chocolate Chocolate Chip Cookies: Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (177 degrees C) and place one oven rack in the top third of the oven, and one oven rack in the bottom third of the oven. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper.
Melt the 10 ounces of semi sweet chocolate in a stainless steel bowl placed over a saucepan of simmering water. Remove from heat and set aside to cool to room temperature.
In a separate bowl, whisk together the flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, and salt.
In the bowl of your electric mixer (or with a hand mixer), beat the butter and sugars until light and fluffy (2-3 minutes). Scrape down the sides of the bowl. Add the melted chocolate and beat until well incorporated. Add the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Then beat in the vanilla extract. Add the flour in stages, mixing until incorporated. Fold in the the chocolate chips and nuts.
Form dough into balls, using 1/4 cup (55 grams) for each cookie. Place six balls of dough on each baking sheet. With moistened hands, gently flatten each ball of dough into a 2 inch (5 cm) diameter cookie. Bake the cookies for about 14 - 17 minutes, rotating the baking sheets halfway through the baking time. The cookies are done when they are just barely set in the center. They should still be soft. Remove from oven and let the cookies cool a few minutes on the baking sheet before transferring them to a wire rack to cool.
Makes about 20 cookies..
Chocolate Chocolate Chip Cookies:
10 ounces (280 grams) semi sweet chocolate, chopped (or 1 1/2 cups semi sweet chocolate chips)
1 2/3 cup (220 grams) all purpose flour
1/3 cup (35 grams) unsweetened cocoa powder (not Dutch processed)
1 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup (226 grams) unsalted butter, room temperature
1/2 cup (110 grams) dark brown sugar
1/2 cup (100 grams) white granulated sugar
2 large eggs
1 1/4 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
3/4 cup (125 grams) semi sweet chocolate chips
1 cup (100 grams) walnuts or pecans, chopped
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On Sept. 2, 65 years ago, the formal surrender of the Japanese in Tokyo Bay officially ended World War II. Although V-J Day (Victory Over Japan Day) is celebrated in August, the surrender was made official Sept. 2, 1945.
But on Aug. 10, his 22nd birthday, life was transformed for Taylor and his crew.
As a first lieutenant, Taylor served with the 29th Bomb Group.
"We were listening to Tokyo Rose, who had very good music at the time, and she came on the air and said the Imperial Japanese were surrendering. We were getting ready to fly another mission, and when that happened they postponed the mission for two to three days."

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Resolution No. 3 on The foundations for European co-operation in the field of regional planning
43. Wishing to build common foundations for a European regional planning policy, with a view to ensuring a more balanced use of the European territory and a harmonious development of its various regions, the ministers have agreed here and now to co-operate in the following fields:
a. institution between the participating countries of a standing exchange of information on policy, legislation, experience and current developments in the field of regional planning;
b. co-operation in the field of long-range forecasting and establishment of regular co-operation between public research institutes concerned with regional planning;
c. co-ordination in time and space of plans and measures relating to regional planning in frontier areas;
d. meetings and discussions between officials and research workers in the field of regional planning, in order to harmonise and improve their training and to familiarise them with the policies and techniques in use in other European countries (these meetings and discussions would provide the opportunity for study and research on subjects of special importance such as, for example, the results of various policies for promoting growth centres);
e. harmonisation of terminology, statistics and cartographical methods.
44. The ministers resolve to communicate the present resolution to the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe, under whose auspices the conference was held, with the request that it shall be taken into account when preparing the Council's two-yearly work programme, and be referred to the Consultative Assembly and the European Conference of Local Authorities.
45. The ministers resolve to meet again within a reasonable period. They also accept France's invitation to hold this meeting on its territory.
46. In view of the complexity of the problems involved, they instruct the Committee of Senior Officials to prepare forthwith the implementation of this resolution, giving priority to points (c) and (e) above.
47. They therefore instruct the committee:
i. to draw up a list of regional planning problems to be dealt with at European level;
ii. to specify which of these problems are directly of interest to a conference;
iii. to study with the Council of Europe Committee on Co-operation in Municipal and Regional Matters the specific role of local authorities in regional planning policy;
iv. to propose an agenda and a date for a future conference in order to allow the participating states time to choose and prepare their contribution.
48. They further instruct the Committee of Senior Officials to examine what advantage could be drawn from the Council of Europe Resettlement Fund to assist rural areas.
49. The ministers request the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe to place at the disposal of the next conference and of the Committee of Senior Officials all the administrative assistance they may require.
50. The ministers extend their thanks to the international organisations which have assisted them in their work, and they hope that this co-operation may continue. They have taken careful note of what those organisations have had to say. In the interest of better harmonisation of all national and international activities in regional planning, they express the wish that the conference and the Committee of Senior Officials may continue to be kept regularly informed of the work of these organisations which, in various capacities, are concerned with the complex problems of regional planning. For their own part, they request the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe to give their proceedings the widest possible publicity.
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Job Reproaches His Pitiless Friends
1Then Job answered and said:
2"I have heard many such things;
#Job 13:4Job 21:34Miserable comforters are you all!
3Shall words of wind have an end?
Or what provokes you that you answer?
4I also could speak as you do,
If your soul were in my soul's place.
I could heap up words against you,
And #Ps. 22:7Ps 109:25Lam. 2:15Zeph. 2:15Matt. 27:39shake my head at you;
5But I would strengthen you with my mouth,
And the comfort of my lips would relieve your grief.
6"Though I speak, my grief is not relieved;
And if I remain silent, how am I eased?
7But now He has #Job 7:3worn me out;
You #Job 16:20Job 19:13–15have made desolate all my company.
8You have shriveled me up,
And it is a #Job 10:17witness against me;
My leanness rises up against me
And bears witness to my face.
9#Job 10:1617Job 19:11Hos. 6:1He tears me in His wrath, and hates me;
He gnashes at me with His teeth;
#Job 13:24Job 33:10My adversary sharpens His gaze on me.
10They #Ps. 22:13Ps 35:21gape at me with their mouth,
They #Is. 50:6Lam. 3:30Mic. 5:1Matt. 26:67Mark 14:65Luke 22:63Acts 23:2strike me reproachfully on the cheek,
They gather together against me.
11God #Job 1:1517has delivered me to the ungodly,
And turned me over to the hands of the wicked.
12I was at ease, but He has #Job 9:17shattered me;
He also has taken me by my neck, and shaken me to pieces;
He has #Job 7:20Lam. 3:12set me up for His target,
13His archers surround me.
He pierces my heart and does not pity;
He pours out my gall on the ground.
14He breaks me with wound upon wound;
He runs at me like a warrior.
15"I have sewn sackcloth over my skin,
And #Job 30:19Ps. 7:5laid my head in the dust.
16My face is flushed from weeping,
And on my eyelids is the shadow of death;
17Although no violence is in my hands,
And my prayer is pure.
18"O earth, do not cover my blood,
And #Job 27:9(Ps. 66:18)let my cry have no resting place!
19Surely even now #Gen. 31:50Rom. 1:9Phil. 1:81 Thess. 2:5my witness is in heaven,
And my evidence is on high.
20My friends scorn me;
My eyes pour out tears to God.
21#Job 31:35Eccl. 6:10(Is. 45:9Rom. 9:20)Oh, that one might plead for a man with God,
As a man pleads for his neighbor!
22For when a few years are finished,
I shall #Job 10:21Eccl. 12:5go the way of no return.
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18"O earth, do not cover my blood,And #Job 27:9(Ps. 66:18)let my cry have no resting place!


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Tuesday, 20 August 2013 11:29 Published in National NewsFor nearly three decades, the U.S. propped up Mubarak and the Egyptian military with financial and military support. In exchange, Egypt helped protect U.S. interests in the region, including a peace treaty with Israel.
But that long and tangled relationship is now casting a shadow over the Obama administration as it grapples for a coherent Egypt policy following the ouster of Mubarak's democratically elected successor, Mohammed Morsi. The U.S. has refused to call Morsi's ouster a coup - a step that would require President Barack Obama to suspend $1.3 billion in annual military aid.
The U.S. still has not sent $585 million of that aid, and the fiscal year ends Sept. 30.
But State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said that delay was not an indication that a policy decision about cutting off aid had been made.
Amid the tumult of Morsi's ouster, Egyptian judicial officials announced Monday that Mubarak could be released from jail later this week. The White House refused to take a position on the status of its former partner, saying it would be inappropriate to comment on a legal matter.
"President Mubarak is part of an ongoing Egyptian legal process right now," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said. "And because that is a process that is internal to Egypt, it's not something that I'm in a position to comment on from here."
The U.S. has frequently taken positions on legal matters in other countries, including the jailing of Ukraine's former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, the sentencing in Russia of the band Pussy Riot and the arrest of American aid workers in Egypt last year.
Mubarak's release likely would deepen the anger among Morsi's supporters in the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist political movement that was illegal under Mubarak.
Morsi, who was removed from power by the military last month, is also in custody. He is being held at an undisclosed location and is facing allegations that he conspired with the Palestinian militant Hamas group to escape from prison in 2011. On Monday, prosecutors also ordered his detention for 15 days in connection with allegations that he conspired to kill and torture protesters during mass demonstrations by the opposition outside his presidential palace in December 2012.
The White House has called for Morsi's release. Earnest on Monday said the detention was "politically motivated" and "not in line with the human rights standards that we expect other governments to uphold."
It's possible that Egyptian officials could keep Mubarak in custody given that the chaos that could result from his release would pose huge risks for the military-backed government. The 85-year-old has been in detention since April 2011 and was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison for his failure to stop the killing of some 900 protesters during the revolution that forced him from office.
Mubarak's sentence was overturned on appeal and he is now being retried. Two judicial officials, however, said there no longer will be any grounds to hold the former president if a court accepts a petition by his lawyer requesting his release in a corruption case later this week.
Mubarak's ouster cleared the way for Egypt's first democratic election. Voters backed Morsi, but just one year into his term Egyptians took to the streets to protest, alleging that he gave the Muslim Brotherhood undue influence and failed to live up to his economic promises.
Morsi's ouster has put the Obama administration in the awkward diplomatic position of choosing between U.S. national security interests and its democratic values, particularly given the military's deadly crackdown against Morsi supporters.
The administration seems unlikely to move toward a blanket suspension of its annual military aid. Instead, it appears to be opting for a more piecemeal approach, cutting off the delivery of four F-16 fighter jets and canceling joint U.S-Egyptian military exercises planned for next month.
The administration is also considering suspending about $250 million in annual U.S. economic aid for Egypt, officials said. Congressional notification by the administration could arrive in the next week, said the officials, who weren't authorized to speak publicly on the matter and demanded anonymity.
Congressional lawmakers are split over whether to cut off aid. Democrats were generally supportive of the president's approach, though Minnesota Rep. Keith Ellison, the first Muslim elected to Congress, joined a growing number of Republicans calling for the elimination of military aid.
Just over half of Americans say it is better for the United States to cut off military aid to Egypt in order to put pressure on the government, according to a new Pew Research Center poll. That's nearly double the percentage who prefer the U.S. continue sending military aid to Egypt in order to maintain influence there. ---
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Tuesday, 20 August 2013 11:27 Published in National NewsThe Brotherhood's spiritual guide, Mohammed Badie, was arrested in an apartment at the eastern Cairo district of Nasr City, close to the location of the six-week sit-in protest by supporters of Morsi, who also hails from the Islamist group. The encampment was cleared by security forces last Wednesday, along with another protest site in Giza, in a raid that killed hundreds of people.
Badie's arrest is the latest stage in an escalating crackdown by authorities on the Brotherhood in which hundreds have also been arrested. The Brotherhood's near daily protests since Morsi's ouster have somewhat petered out the last two days, with scattered demonstrations in Cairo and elsewhere in the country attracting hundreds, sometimes just dozens.
Morsi himself has been detained in an undisclosed location since the July 3 coup, prompted by days-long protests by millions of Egyptians demonstrating against the president and his rule. He is facing accusations of conspiring with the militant Palestinian Hamas group to escape from prison during the 2011 uprising and complicity in the killing and torture of protesters outside his Cairo palace in December.
Badie's last public appearance was at the sit-in protest last month, when he delivered a fiery speech from a makeshift stage in which he denounced the July 3 military coup that removed Morsi.
Badie's arrest followed the death of one of his children, son Ammar, who was shot dead during violent clashes between security forces and Morsi supporters in Cairo on Friday.
Also, Badie and his powerful deputy, Khairat el-Shater, are to stand trial later this month on charges of complicity in the killing in June of eight protesters outside the Brotherhood's national headquarters in Cairo.
Security officials said Badie was taken to Torah prison in a suburb just south of Cairo and that a team of prosecutors were to question him Tuesday. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to the media.
Torah is a sprawling complex where the autocrat Hosni Mubarak, ousted in the 2011 popular uprising, is also held, along with his two sons. Several Mubarak-era figures are also imprisoned there, as are several Brotherhood leaders and other Islamists.
In the aftermath of last Wednesday's violence, the military-backed government is considering outlawing the Brotherhood, which has spent most of the 85 years since its creation as an illegal organization. The government has asked the judiciary for advice on how to go about a ban. It has also come under growing pressure from the pro-government media and a wide array of secular politicians to declare the Brotherhood a terrorist organization.
Brotherhood spokesman Ahmed Aref sought to downplay the significance of Badie's arrest, writing on his Facebook page on Tuesday simply: "Mohammed Badie is one member of the Brotherhood."
The private ONTV network showed footage of a man the network said was Badie after his arrest. In the footage, a somber looking Badie in an off-white Arab robe, or galabeya, sits motionless on a black sofa as a man in civilian clothes and carrying an assault rifle stands nearby.
Badie's arrest came after suspected Islamic militants ambushed two minibuses carrying off-duty policemen in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula early on Monday, forcing the men to lie on the sand and shooting 25 of them dead.
The daylight attack raised fears that the strategic desert region bordering Israel and the Gaza Strip could be plunged into a full-fledged insurgency. The policemen were given a funeral with full military honors late on Monday. The men's coffins, draped in red, white and black Egyptian flags, were jointly carried by army soldiers and policemen, and Egypt's interim President Adly Mansour declared a nationwide state of mourning to mark their deaths.
The Sinai Peninsula has long been wracked by violence by al-Qaida-linked fighters, some who consider Morsi's Brotherhood to be too moderate, and tribesmen who have used the area for smuggling and other criminal activity. Attacks, especially those targeting security forces, have been on the rise since Morsi's ouster.
Monday's attack targeting the policemen took place near the border town of Rafah in northern Sinai. A few hours later, militants shot to death a senior police officer as he stood guard outside a bank in el-Arish, another city in the largely lawless area, security officials said.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for either attack. The United States condemned the slaying of the police officers and repeated its commitment to help Egypt combat terrorism in Sinai. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon also denounced the attack.
The Sinai attack came a day after security forces killed 36 detainees during a riot on a prison-bound truck convoy north of Cairo. The killings came as police fired tear gas to free a guard who was trapped in the melee, security officials said.
Elsewhere, an Egyptian journalist working for a state-run daily was shot dead early Tuesday by soldiers at a military checkpoint, security officials said. Tamer Abdel-Raouf from Al-Ahram and a colleague were on the road after finishing a late-night interview with the recently appointed governor of Beheira province in the Nile Delta north of Cairo.
They were stopped at a checkpoint, asked for identification papers and told they had broken the dusk-to-dawn curfew. The two then drove off without permission and a soldier from the checkpoint opened fire, killing Abdel-Raouf. His colleague was injured when their car hit a tree, said the officials, speaking on condition of anonymity in line with regulations.
Tuesday, 20 August 2013 11:23 Published in Health & Fitness"Gerrymandering for the public good" is how Johns Hopkins University transplant surgeon Dr. Dorry Segev describes a proposal to change the map that governs how donated livers are distributed around the country.
The problem: Some areas have fewer donated organs, and higher demand for them, than others. The sickest patients go to the top of the waiting list. But the geographic variation means that someone in California, among the toughest places to get a new liver, waits longer and is a lot sicker before getting transplanted than someone in Ohio or Florida - if they survive long enough.
"This should not be happening," Segev said.
Segev is advising the United Network for Organ Sharing, which runs the transplant network, as its liver specialists consider the novel idea of "redistricting" how livers are allocated - redrawing the nation's 11 transplant regions based on the distribution and demand for donated organs, much like lawmakers set political districts based on the party voting histories of different areas.
The ultimate goal: "That your chance of dying without a liver transplant doesn't depend on your ZIP code," said Dr. John Roberts, transplant chief at the University of California, San Francisco.
The geographic disparity adds another hurdle to the already dire shortage of livers. Just 6,256 patients received a liver transplant last year, all but a few hundred from deceased donors. Nearly 16,000 people are awaiting a liver. About 1,500 people die waiting every year.
Desperate patients sometimes travel across the country to get on a shorter waiting list, if they can afford it or even know it's possible. The best-known example is the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who lived in California but in 2009 had a transplant in Memphis, Tenn., which at the time had one of the shortest waits. That's harder for the less wealthy to do.
"I could have withered away here," said William Sherbert, 47, who temporarily moved from California to Florida for a faster transplant.
When hepatitis B caused liver failure, Sherbert spent a year awaiting a transplant from a Los Angeles hospital. He was getting steadily sicker, but was nowhere near the top of the transplant list when his frantic partner finally unraveled how the system works.
Patients who have the highest MELD score - a ranking, based on laboratory tests, that predicts their risk of death - move up the waiting list. But it's not a single national list. The 11 transplant regions are subdivided into local areas that form individual waiting lists, and there are wide variations in organ availability within regions as well as between them. Generally livers first are offered to the sickest patients locally and then regionally. Changes that began this summer will allow some of the sickest patients access to livers from other parts of the country, an initial step to address disparities.
United Network for Organ Sharing figures show that in three regions stretching from Michigan and Ohio down to Florida, adults receiving new livers over the past two years had median MELD scores of 22 to 23. But in the region that includes California, recipients were far sicker, with a median score of 33. Nearly as tough were regions that include New York, and the Dakotas and Illinois.
An Internet database, the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients, compares transplant center wait times and success rates so people can choose where to go. They can get on more than one waiting list if they meet each hospital's qualifications, and if they can get to that center within a few hours of being notified that an organ is available. Often, that means moving.
"It's really a shame" that people have to consider such a step, Sherbert said. But he's glad he switched to a Florida hospital's list, possible only because his health insurance paid for the transplant plus the couple's airfare and some living expenses during the seven-month wait. Sherbert is feeling well after his May 2012 transplant, and is back home in Garden Grove, Calif.
In a study published last month in the American Journal of Transplantation, Segev's team used computer modeling to redistrict the transplant regions, better balancing local areas' supply and demand. Segev said 28 percent of Americans live in an area where they'd have a high risk of death before getting a new liver, and redistricting could drop that proportion to as little as 6 percent.
The transplant network's liver committee is considering different map options as it debates how to improve fairness without having to fly organs too far around the country. One big challenge will be turf wars, as transplant centers with shorter waits understandably don't want them to lengthen, said committee chairman Dr. David Mulligan of the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix.
"Every doctor wants the best for their patients. The issue becomes stepping back and looking at the big picture and thinking about all the patients," said Mulligan, who hopes to have a proposal ready for public comment within two years. "Yes, your patient waits a little longer, but they can wait a little longer."
Smaller disparities exist for some other transplants, including kidneys, but the transplant network is focusing first on livers. It wouldn't be a problem if there were more organ donors, Mulligan noted, encouraging people to register: "It's the last chance we have to be a hero in our lives."
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March Madness is generally associated with college basketball, but this year the term can also be used to describe the flurry of new video games arriving on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
The first months of the year are usually a slow period for game releases, but 2012 has seen publishers push out a number of high-profile titles in a short period of time. We've already covered blockbusters like "Mass Effect 3" and "Final Fantasy XIII-2," but that's only the tip of the iceberg. From downloadable gems like "Sine Mora" and "I Am Alive" to highly anticipated sequels like "Ninja Gaiden 3," recent weeks have been chock full of gaming goodness.
Here's a look at 10 recent releases you might have missed:
"Syndicate" (Electronic Arts, $59.99, M for mature) - Developed by Starbreeze Studios, the folks behind the wholly underrated "Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay," this sci-fi shooter features an interesting hook with its DART system, which lets the player take control of enemies and turn them against their comrades. The single-player campaign is entertaining (though rather linear), but "Syndicate" shines as a co-op experience. This solid shooter may not go down as an instant classic, but it still manages to stand out in a crowded genre. Score: 7.8/10
"Asura's Wrath" (Capcom, $59.99, M for mature) - This quirky, stylish action game is unlike anything I've played before. Asura's pursuit of vengeance against his fellow gods plays like a Japanese anime film, but there's still plenty of game to be found in this interactive experience. From on-rails shooting sections and straight-up third-person combat sequences reminiscent of "God of War" to a healthy dose of quick-time events, variety is one of the strengths of "Asura's Wrath." Anyone tired of cookie cutter action games should give this one a look. Score: 7.5/10
"I Am Alive" (Ubisoft, $15, M for mature) - What would you be willing to do in order to return to your wife and child? That's the question you'll be asking yourself as you play through this downloadable tale of a man desperately searching for his loved ones in a world forever altered by a cataclysmic event. "I Am Alive" stresses realism at every turn, from the encounters you have with other survivors (who may or may not be violent) to managing your stamina while navigating the dilapidated city, parkour-style. But while it begins strong and shows plenty of promise, "I Am Alive" quickly becomes repetitive - especially the combat scenarios that often play out the same way every time. Despite this, "I Am Alive" remains a worthwhile play for anyone looking for a realistic action survival game. Score: 8.4/10
"SSX" (Electronic Arts, $59.99, E for everyone) - Snowboarding games were all the rage a decade or so ago, but the genre has been quiet for quite some time. This entertaining reboot from EA Canada shows there's still plenty of life left in series. Featuring some of the world's most iconic mountains (including Kilimanjaro and Everest to name a few) to race and trick down, as well as special Deadly Descent challenges, "SSX" is a fast-paced thrill ride that feels like "Burnout" on a board. Competing against your friends' times quickly becomes an addictive pursuit, and seeing their ghosts race down the slopes alongside you makes the lack of true online multiplayer a little easier to swallow. Hopefully we won't have to wait another decade for a sequel. Score: 8.6/10
"Grand Slam Tennis 2" (Electronic Arts, $59.99, E for everyone) - EA has cornered the market on football and hockey and nearly perfected the game of soccer, but the tennis genre remains competitive - and crowded. In a world filled with "Top Spin" and "Virtua Tennis," "Grand Slam Tennis 2" stands apart by offering all four of the sport's Grand Slam events - Wimbledon, the French Open, the Australian Open and the U.S. Open. But the inclusion of those tournaments can only carry the title so far, so thankfully the core gameplay delivers. Like most of EA's sports lineup, "Grand Slam Tennis 2" makes use of the right analog stick in creative ways - here, the right stick is used to execute different shot types and works surprisingly well. I was also pleasantly surprised by how well the game played with the PlayStation Move. Score: 8.0/10
"Shoot Many Robots" (Ubisoft, $10, M for mature) - This aptly titled downloadable shooter combines classic side-scrolling with an RPG-like leveling system and plenty of loot. The controls take some getting used to - aiming and moving are both mapped to the left analog stick -- but soon I was mowing down hordes of mechanical menaces with redneck protagonist P. Walter Tugnut with ease. That's a good thing, too, because "Shoot Many Robots" can be downright tough. Thankfully you can connect with up to three friends and tackle the game's 60 stages together. Regardless of whether you play solo or with others, the game quickly becomes repetitive, however. Still, fans of old-school shooters like "Contra" may want to give this one a look. Score: 6.8/10
"Ninja Gaiden 3" (Tecmo Koei, $59.99, M for mature) - I've found that gamers typically fall into one of two camps when it comes to Team Ninja's brutal franchise - those who love the series' unforgiving difficulty and those who quickly become frustrated and give up. Count me among those who have found the challenge of "Ninja Gaiden" to be too much to handle. For "Ninja Gaiden 3," the new core development team has tried to make a more accessible ninja game and I, for one, appreciate the fresh direction. While the use of quick-time events is a bit overdone, not even that can diminish the fun I got from slicing through enemies as series hero Ryu Hyabusa (though I was saddened by the inability to chop off limbs as in previous games.) The challenge was still there, though, especially once I cranked up the difficulty level. "Ninja Gaiden 3" also introduces multiplayer to the series, offering both cooperative and competitive action. Longtime fans may be turned off by the changes in "Ninja Gaiden 3", but those willing to give this new experience a chance may find themselves pleasantly surprised by what they find. Score: 8.5/10
"Sine Mora" (Digital Reality, $15, M for mature) - This outstanding side-scrolling flight shooter raises the bar for XBLA titles. Visually it is simply stunning, a steampunk-themed world featuring richly detailed backgrounds and huge bosses. The gritty world stands in stark contrast to the bright, colorful weapon fire that often fills the screen. But "Sine Mora" is more than eye candy. Unlike most side-scrollers, there's an actual story here and I was surprised by how well-developed it wound up being. But it was the unique twist to gameplay that had me hooked. Instead of a health bar, you're competing against an ever-ticking clock. Shooting enemies adds time back to the clock, and the constant threat of running out of time adds a whole new level of tension. While the heart of "Sine Mora" is its Story Mode, those looking to focus solely on the action can jump into Arcade Mode, which eliminates the abundant cutscenes and narrative elements. There's a reason side-scrolling shooters remain as popular as ever, and "Sine Mora" is a shining example of how to innovate within the genre without corrupting what makes it fun in the first place. Score: 9.2/10
"Armored Core V" (Namco Bandai, $59.99, M for mature) - Customizing and piloting giant mechs has long been a favorite gaming pastime of mine, going all the way back to "MechWarrior" on the PC. And while the genre has been quiet in recent years, From Software has brought it back in a big way with this latest entry in its long-running franchise. Like previous games in the series, "Armored Core V" features a rather sharp learning curve and requires a certain level of dedication on the part of the player in order to fully appreciate all it has to offer. Hardcore players will revel in customizing their robotic death machines, but casual gamers may be turned off by all the menus and statistics. Once you get your mech out of the garage, though, the action is addictive. While there is a basic single-player campaign, "Armored Core V" is best enjoyed with a group of friends in the robust online mode. Here, you can choose to join a squad and complete missions against other players in order to claim territory in a persistent online world. The setup is very reminiscent of "Chromehounds," the last great mech combat game on current consoles. "Armored Core V" is most definitely a niche title, but fans of the genre should be entertained for months to come. Score: 8.1/10
"FIFA Street" (Electronic Arts, $59.99, E for everyone) - EA's arcade soccer series returns with a more realistic approach, but that doesn't make this reboot any less enjoyable. Built on the "FIFA 12" engine, "FIFA Street" is still all about showcasing individual skills. Pulling off a wide array of stepovers, juggles and dekes is easy thanks to a surprisingly simple control scheme that utilizes both triggers and analog sticks. Building your own team and competing against in the World Tour mode will keep gamers busy for months, but taking your custom crew online and testing your skills against other human players is when "FIFA Street" becomes a real blast. Footie fans looking for an alternative to the complexity of the "FIFA Soccer" series should find plenty to like here. Score: 8.3/10


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MILWAUKEE -- About the time you're reading this, I should be arriving at Miller Park for my final Cubs road game of the year.
Why am I doing this? I like road trips, and it should be interesting to see Miller Park as empty as I ever have seen it. I should note that the Cubs are 5-20 since the beginning of 2011 at Miller Park, and I have not seen them win there since this game more than three years ago. It would be nice to end that drought.
Cubs lineup:
Castro SS, Valbuena 3B, Rizzo 1B, Navarro C, Schierholtz RF, Sweeney CF, Bogusevic LF, Barney 2B, Rusin P
Insert your choice of "other split-squad" joke here.
Brewers lineup:
Aoki RF, Segura SS, Lucroy C, Ramirez 3B, Gomez CF, Davis LF, Halton 1B, Gennett 2B, Thornburg P
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Chris Rusin has been quite solid since his recall after the Scott Feldman trade, although his previous outing this year against the Brewers (September 6 at Wrigley Field) was one of his worst of the year. He rebounded from that one with a very good start against the Pirates. Rusin has definitely placed himself in the conversation for the 2014 rotation; he's put together five starts of six or more innings in the 10 that he had a chance to do that (he was not expected to go that long in his first start after his recall).
Tyler Thornburg threw six scoreless innings against the Cubs July 30 at Wrigley Field and since being returned to the Brewers rotation this month, has had two very good starts against contending teams (Pirates and Cardinals). We are probably doomed, considering the lack of offense already demonstrated in this series.
Today's game is on CSN Chicago.
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Here's the scoop on game threads for 2013. You'll find the game preview -- like this one -- posting as the first link in the StoryStream™, which will then contain all the overflow threads and the recap. The recap will also be on the front page as a separate post; once I post a game recap, the stream for each game will be retitled "Cubs vs. (Team) (Day of Week) Game Threads" so you can go back and find every thread related to that particular game.
In general, game previews will post two hours before game time. Exception: for day games after night games, that will usually be 90 minutes.
You will also be able to find the First Pitch Thread and all the overflow threads in the box marked "Chicago Cubs Game Threads" at the bottom of the front page (you can also find them in this section link). They will also appear in this StoryStream™. As I've done for each regular-season game for several years now, we'll have the First Pitch thread at five minutes before game time (moved up from actual game time per your requests), then an overflow one hour, two hours and 2:45 after game time.


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Lauren Alaina performs on ABC's "Good Morning America" in August. Her debut CD, "Wildflower," is being released Tuesday.Photo by Associated Press /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
Tuesday is the day Lauren Alaina said she has anticipated since she first picked up a microphone: Her debut album, "Wildflower," hits stores across America.
"I've been dreaming of this since I was, like, 3 years old," the Rossville teenager said in a phone interview. "I can't believe that it happened by the time I was 16. It's mind-blowing."
Lauren has a ready-made fan base of 26 million viewers who followed her journey earlier this year through Season 10 of "American Idol." With Grammy-winning producer Byron Gallimore (who has worked with Sugarland, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill) at the helm and tracks written by an A-list of Nashville songwriters, "Wildflower" is already generating buzz in the industry.
US Weekly's music critic posted: "Start sweating, Carrie Underwood ... 'American Idol' at last has a finalist as good as its top alum."
Lauren spent three months recording the album's 12 tracks in studios across America between stops on the "American Idol" tour this summer. "Wildflower," on the Mercury Nashville label, will sell for $9.99 on iTunes.
She said she chose the title because it reminded her of herself.
"Wildflowers are sweet, but they have a little bit of spunk to them," she said. "I like to have a lot of fun, and I'm really sassy."
Her tracks reflect that buoyant, youthful spirit in uptempo odes to Southern life. But it's the impressive vocal range she displays -- much stronger than what viewers saw during 'Idol' -- that will convince skeptics the teen has the talent judges kept alluding to during "Idol's" run.
Lauren called working side-by-side with Gallimore an incredible learning experience.
"Byron Gallimore is now officially a part of my family. I just could not have had a better producer for my first album. He knew I was new in the studio, so he kind of let me do my thing, then he would listen to it and point out certain parts I needed to fix.
"He wasn't judgmental at all. He really helped me work through things. I learned so much from him about the whole process -- from how recording works, to how they get the band together, to how they do musical tracks."
The songwriting credits on Lauren Alaina's "Wildflower" album read like a who's who of Nashville talent. Here are a few of the notables, songs they wrote and the singers who made them famous.
Steven McEwan: "Young," Kenny Chesney; "Just a Dream," Carrie Underwood
Liz Rose: Co-wrote "White Horse" and "Teardrops on My Guitar" with Taylor Swift
Luke Laird: "Hillbilly Bone," Blake Shelton; "Last Name," Underwood
Hillary Lindsey: "A Little Bit Stronger," Sara Evans, "This One's for the Girls," Martina McBride
Brett James: "Out Last Night," Chesney; "The Truth," Jason Aldean
Gordie Sampson: Co-wrote "Jesus, Take the Wheel" for Underwood with Lindsey and James.
Source: Various Internet sites
Lauren said she had a specific criteria for evaluating songs as she listened to demos.
"I wanted good songs that I would like to hear on the radio and that were appropriate for little girls to listen to because they are a big part of my fan base," the singer explained.
Of the dozen cuts, three are by songwriters with local ties.
"The Lord works in mysterious ways," she said of that coincidence. "I didn't know until I'd selected them."
Nathan Chapman is the Lee University alumnus who produces Taylor Swift. Kelley Lovelace is the Hixson High School grad whose lyrics helped make Brad Paisley famous.
And, in perhaps the most serendipitous collaboration, Cohutta, Ga.'s own Mallary Hope had two songs chosen, one of which is Lauren's second single, being released this week. Lauren said its title, "Georgia Peaches," appealed for the obvious reason that it's also her home state.
In a phone interview from Nashville, Hope said she wrote the song thinking it would be her next single. But when her management nixed that idea, she put it up for grabs, although she still sings it in her own shows.
"Any songwriter in town would be really happy and excited to have this opportunity," Hope said of inclusion on "Wildflower."
"I knew if Lauren ended up cutting it, her record would get it out and people would listen. She has a lot of followers. I think it will be a great opportunity for me," Hope said.
Another interesting album note: Lauren is the first to record a song written by her own idol, Carrie Underwood.
"Can you imagine my face when I found out?" exclaimed the teen.
"Eighteen Inches," written by Underwood, Lovelace and Ashley Gorley, is a coming-of-age song about a young couple who elope and soon find they will be parents. The 18 inches first represents the distance from "the head to the heart," then it's their newborn's length.
"We wrote that for Carrie for her last record, but she didn't record it for whatever reason," Lovelace said in a phone interview from Nashville. "I believe Carrie might have pitched it to Lauren. I know Carrie always loved that song. It's a really strong song, and I always hoped that it would get recorded."
"It's really cool for me to be able to sing that beautiful song written by my idol and her being able to have a song out as a writer instead of the artist. I really, really love the song. It's well-written and has a beautiful melody," Lauren said.
Lauren also included one of her original songs in the mix.
"In love, sometimes the timing is never right, and that is basically what 'Funny Thing About Love' says. It talks about how love confuses you and makes you all crazy inside. I love it," the singer said.
Lauren will be in New York City this week promoting her album on "Good Morning, America" and "Live With Regis and Kelly." The week of Oct. 17, she'll be in Los Angeles for appearances on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and possibly "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno." A CD tour is being scheduled for after the new year, she said.
She has two appearances set at the Grand Ole Opry. On Oct. 22, she'll perform at Women Rock for the Cure/Opry Goes Pink. She'll participate in the CMA Awards in Nashville on Nov. 9, although she said she doesn't know in what capacity yet.
She's still a student at Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School, keeping up with her junior class through the school's online credit recovery courses, the same lesson/test curricula she followed while competing on "American Idol."
But her biggest test comes Tuesday when the charts show whether "Wildflower" is a hit with country music's fans.
"This is a competition not unlike 'American Idol,' but this time her competition is Kenny Chesney, Brad Paisley, Martina McBride and Taylor Swift," said Bill "Dex" Poindexter, WUSY 101 Radio music director and afternoon show co-host.
"It's a good CD. They've definitely pulled out all the stops, got the right writers and the right songs. I think she'll do real well," he said.
"AI" winner Scotty McCreery's CD made its debut Oct. 4 and was No. 1 on iTunes the following day.
Does Lauren feel the pressure?
"You know, I'm over the competition thing now. It's just about our careers," she said philosophically.
"Whatever God has set out for both of us, that's what's going to happen. There's no sense in being competitive. You've just got to do the best you can and hope for the best. My mama raised me that way.
"I just really hope everybody likes 'Wildflower' and I can make Chattanooga, Rossville, Ringgold and Fort Oglethorpe proud."
Susan Palmer Pierce is a reporter and columnist in the Life department. She began her journalism career as a summer employee 1972 for the News Free Press, typing bridal announcements and photo captions. She became a full-time employee in 1980, working her way up to feature writer, then special sections editor, then Lifestyle editor in 1995 until the merge of the NFP and Times in 1999. She was honored with the 2007 Chattanooga Woman of ...
I cannot wait for 11 October for the release of "Wildflower". The clips I have heard are all outstanding and Lauren brings her personal touch to this album. There should be many hits on this album. Georgis should be proud of this Georgia Peach. Well done Lauren.
Can't wait to buy Laurens new album, Wilflower, listened to all the clips on Amazon, Solid Gold every song!!!!
I can't wait to buy Lauren's album. You can listen to the clips at Amazon MP3s. Every song is a potential hit. It's unbelievable.


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AMERICUS -- The roles for the Georgia Southwestern men's basketball team have suddenly been reversed: The Hurricanes are no longer the hunters, they're now the hunted.
GSW, which was picked to finish ninth in the Peach Belt Conference last season but came out of nowhere and ended up winning the Western Division title, will begin the 2011-12 season ranked 18th in the country, according to the Division II Bulletin Top 25 Preseason Poll released Friday.
"It was great news for us, especially considering this is only our sixth year in Division II," GSW coach Mike Leeder said Friday. "To be considered one of the Top 25 teams in the nation in such a short period of time is nice for our program, but now we can't surprise anyone anymore like we did last year. The roles are reversed and we're not going to sneak up on anyone, and with that comes a whole new set of expectations. This year, we have to learn how to deal with success, while also playing to prove ourselves once again."
GSW, which went a dismal 7-20 in 2009-10, is coming off a 20-9 campaign during which the team climbed to as high as No. 16 in the nation and earned its first-ever NCAA Division II National Tournament berth. Of course, the D-II Tournament is a sore subject around Americus after the Hurricanes were stunned in the first round.
"We didn't finish the way we wanted; it's something we've talked about a lot this offseason," Leeder said. "It motivated us, and we learned from it. Hopefully, if we get in the same position this year, we'll perform better."
GSW is also the only PBC school -- and the lone institution from Georgia -- ranked in the Division II Bulletin's preseason Top 25.
GSW returns three of its top four scorers off last season's squad, including: 2011 PBC Player of the Year and All-American Phillip Brown (averaged 14.7 points and a league-best 10.9 rebounds per game), 2011 PBC Freshman of the Year Colin Slotter (led the team in scoring at 15.0 ppg), as well as 2008-09 PBC Freshman of the Year and three-year starter Evan Mobley (11.6 ppg last season).
Also returning are two other letterwinners with significant starting experience in 6-foot-6 forward Matt Shaw and 6-foot-3 guard Bobby Glover.
GSW hosts Baseline USA in an exhibition at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 31 as part of a Hurricane Halloween celebration with a raising of the PBC West Division Champions banner ceremony scheduled for 7:15 p.m.
The Hurricanes open the regular season at home on Nov. 15 against Trinity (Fla.) College.
ASU women's basketball team places two -- Wilkerson and Alexander -- on All-SIAC preseason team, picked to finish fifth; Rams picked to finish 10th
The Albany State women's basketball team will be one of the team's to watch this season, according to the SIAC's preseason rankings released Friday.
The Lady Rams, led by coach Robert Skinner, were picked Friday by SIAC coaches to finish fifth in the conference out of 12 teams, while rival and defending SIAC champ Fort Valley State was selected as the preseason favorite to repeat.
The Lady Rams also placed two players on the All-SIAC Preseason Team: Symone Wilkerson (5-foot-5, Senior., Guard) was chosen to the First Team, while Kourtney Alexander (5-8, Soph., G) was selected to the Second Team.
For the ASU men's team, which is coming off one of its roughest seasons in recent history, the news was not as good.
The Rams, led by coach Chris Cameron, were picked to finish 10th and did not have any players selected to All-SIAC Preseason First- or Second Teams.
Benedict was picked to repeat as the men's SIAC champ.
More like this story
- PREVIEW: GSW men's hoops open season with high hopes ( November 8, 2012 )
- GSW NOTEBOOK: Hurricanes men's team, like women, picked to finish 9th in PBC preseason hoops poll ( October 27, 2010 )
- GSW NOTEBOOK: Hurricanes place two on All-Preseason Peach Belt First Team, picked to win Western Division ( November 2, 2011 )
- Georgia Southwestern off to program's best start in Division II era ( December 2, 2013 )
- GSW men's hoops captures PBC West championship, first conference crown in any sport ( February 23, 2011 )


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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY) is updating its practices with regard to the administration of its foreign exchange counterparty relationships. The FRBNY engages in trading relationships with counterparties in order to conduct foreign exchange operations for the U.S. monetary authorities and to execute transactions for foreign central banks, U.S. government agencies, and multinational development organizations. The FRBNY also relies on these relationships to keep the U.S. monetary authorities informed about developments in the foreign exchange and broader global financial markets. The FRBNY last amended its eligibility and performance criteria for foreign exchange trading relationships in 1992. Since that time, financial markets have evolved substantially and certain market practices have changed. Taking into account these developments, the FRBNY is updating the criteria for eligibility and performance as a foreign exchange counterparty, with the continued objectives of effectively conducting transactions in the foreign exchange market and gathering information that is useful to the U.S. monetary authorities. In general, the changes in the administration of foreign exchange counterparty relationships will not have an immediate effect on existing relationships. New counterparties will be eligible on the basis of criteria listed below. The number of foreign exchange counterparties at any given time will be determined by the FRBNY in its sole discretion based upon its business needs. As in the past, all foreign exchange counterparties will be expected to perform consistently and reliably in the following ways: Business Criteria
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A financial institution wishing to become a foreign exchange
trading counterparty must inform the FRBNY in writing. As
a part of that notification, a prospective counterparty must
also provide sufficient financial information to enable the
FRBNY to make a determination of creditworthiness. As stated
above, the FRBNY will determine its need for additional foreign
exchange counterparties based on its business activity. |


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And what about people like Crystal, whose shtick centers on upselling clients to more expensive services, such as a good psychic cleansing?
Having been recently diagnosed with diabetes, I tried to make it easy for Crystal by repeatedly asking about health matters and whether I would die from medical complications. On my wrist was a bright silver MedicAlert bracelet.
You don't have to be the Amazing Kreskin to pick up on those tells.
Crystal assured me that, aside from my funky aura, my health was fine. She said I'd live to 80 and die of "old age."
When I balked at paying $575 for a psychic cleansing, Crystal said I could instead pay her $300 upfront and the rest after I appreciated the effects of her ministrations.
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"It becomes an addiction for some people," said Scott Grossberg, a Rancho Cucamonga attorney who has written on efforts to regulate the supposedly supernatural. "They need to have others decide their lives for them."
My first instinct was to think this was a business crying out for strict consumer safeguards. Why should fortunetelling be any different from other commercial services?
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People like Crystal might be trying to separate me from as much money as possible, but they're offering in return the satisfaction of having peered into the future and prepared for what's to come.
"People want to believe," said Grossberg, "and you're never going to legislate belief.
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I hate to say it, but that's probably true.
There. My aura feels better already.
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Key Documents
Contact Information
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Personal Information Tel (650) 721-5889 Tel (650) 736-0885Alternate Contact Gayla Weng Administrative Assistant Email Tel Work 650-721-5889Not for medical emergencies or patient use
Professional Overview
Clinical Focus
- Cancer> Neuro Oncology
- Neurology - Child Neurology
- Neuro-Oncology
- Neurology
Academic Appointments
- Professor - Med Center Line, Neurology & Neurological Sciences
- Professor - Med Center Line, Pediatrics
- Professor - Med Center Line (By courtesy), Neurosurgery Department
- Member, Child Health Research Institute
- Member, Stanford Cancer Institute
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- Director, Program in Human Biology, School of Humanities and Sciences (2012 - present)
- Chief, Division of Child Neurology, Department of Neurology (2008 - present)
Professional Education
Residency: | Johns Hopkins University MD (1994) |
Residency: | Johns Hopkins University MD (1991) |
Board Certification: | Neuro-Oncology, United Council for Neurologic Subspecialties (2008) |
Fellowship: | The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia PA (1995) |
Internship: | Johns Hopkins University MD (1990) |
Medical Education: | UCSF School of Medicine CA (1989) |
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HUMBIO 154 (Spr) - Health and Wellness for Generation Y: A Post-college Survival Seminar
HUMBIO 21SI (Spr) - Directed Reading in Neurology and Neurological Science
NENS 299 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum) - Directed Reading/Special Projects
HUMBIO 199 (Aut, Win, Spr) - Early Clinical Experience in Neurology and Neurological Sciences
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NENS 199 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum)
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Clinical neuro-oncology: My research explores the epidemiology, natural history, and disease patterns of brain tumors and other cancers in childhood, as well as prospective clinical trials for treating these neoplasms. Research interests also include neurologic effects of cancer and its therapies.
Clinical Trials
- Recruiting Imetelstat Sodium in Treating Younger Patients With Recurrent or Refractory Brain Tumors
- Not Recruiting DNA Analysis of Tumor Tissue Samples From Patients With Diffuse Brain Stem Glioma
- Recruiting Risk-Adapted Therapy for Young Children With Embryonal Brain Tumors, Choroid Plexus Carcinoma, High Grade Glioma or Ependymoma
- Not Recruiting Brain Function in Young Patients Receiving Methotrexate for Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
- Recruiting Selumetinib in Treating Young Patients With Recurrent or Refractory Low Grade Glioma
- Relapse patterns in pediatric embryonal central nervous system tumors JOURNAL OF NEURO-ONCOLOGY 2013; 115 (2): 209-215
- Prognostic role for diffusion-weighted imaging of pediatric optic pathway glioma. Journal of neuro-oncology 2013; 113 (3): 479-483
- A phase I trial of arsenic trioxide chemoradiotherapy for infiltrating astrocytomas of childhood. Neuro-oncology 2013; 15 (6): 783-787
- Changes in health status among aging survivors of pediatric upper and lower extremity sarcoma: a report from the childhood cancer survivor study. Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation 2013; 94 (6): 1062-1073
- Anti-N-methyl-D-aspartate Receptor Encephalitis: What's in a Name? JOURNAL OF PEDIATRICS 2013; 162 (4): 673-675
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