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This week, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommended against routine use of the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test by doctors to screen for prostate cancer. The USPSTF concluded that the harms of testing outweigh the potential benefits.
But critics say the recommendation is based on a flawed analysis of two key studies. The decision has generated considerable controversy.
Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed non-skin cancer among U.S. men.
The American Cancer Society estimates there were more than 217,000 new cases of prostate cancer and 32,000 deaths from prostate cancer in 2010 in the U.S.
One way to detect the presence of prostate cancer is to measure the level of PSA in the blood. When the blood level of PSA is high, a prostate biopsy may be necessary to determine whether cancer is actually present.
PSA levels may be elevated due to both cancer and non-cancer reasons. For example, infection, inflammation and enlargement of the prostate may cause a rise in PSA readings.
Even if prostate cancer is found on biopsy, however, it's very difficult to tell if the cancer is life-threatening or the typical, slow-growing type. In fact, the majority of men in their 80s have prostate cancer, but most will die from other causes.
In 2008, the USPSTF recommended against PSA-based screening in men older than 75, but concluded there wasn't enough information to make a recommendation for younger men. After reviewing additional studies since then, the USPSTF decided to update its recommendations against routine PSA screening in all age groups. They published their recommendation in the
Annals of Internal Medicine
They believe there's good evidence that PSA-based screening prevents only up to 1 prostate cancer death for every 1,000 men screened. No clinical studies to date show any benefit in overall death rates.
They also found that PSA-based screening can lead to harm, including pain and complications from prostate biopsy and treatment for detected cancers which, if never detected, might not have caused health problems for the patient due to the slow-growing nature of most prostate cancer.
Side effects of prostate cancer treatments include sexual dysfunction, bowel and bladder incontinence, and even death.
But not so fast, say a group of nationally recognized experts in the surgical and radiological treatment of prostate cancer, oncologists, and preventive medicine specialists.
They strongly disagree with USPSTF's conclusions, and published their dissenting editorial in the same edition of the
Annals of Internal Medicine
For example, they note that the USPSTF doesn't include urologists or cancer specialists in their task force. The USPSTF recommendation is based mostly on just two large clinical trials. The combined results showed a 21% reduction in cancer deaths in those who were PSA screened compared to a non-screened control group. The USPSTF concluded that this decrease in prostate cancer-specific mortality amounted to few saved lives and didn't outweigh potential harms.
The dissenting group believes that the USPSTF either overlooked or misinterpreted the effect of significant flaws in the two major clinical trials upon which they largely based their recommendation. Once corrected for some of these flaws, the group felt that PSA screening could reduce the risk of dying from prostate cancer by as much as 31%.
Other limitations to the two large PSA-screening trials include: overlooking other diagnostic procedures and complication in non-screened patients; ignoring the substantial illness associated with living with advanced cancer; lack of adequate consideration for the value of screening in high risk populations; and failure to recognize the 40% decrease in prostate cancer deaths since the introduction of PSA screening.
Of particular concern, African-American men have a 1.6 fold higher incidence of getting and dying from prostate cancer. Failure to conduct PSA-screening tests may disproportionately impact this at-risk minority population.
So it seems reasonable for physicians to make a case-by-case decision on the value of PSA screening. The decision to perform PSA screening should take into account such elements as the digital rectal exam, family history, previous PSA results, and ethnicity of the patient. The use of PSA screening at health fairs without consideration of risk factors should probably be discontinued.
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In short: Very well organised and you could tell the organisers had really tried to make this a good experience for everyone.In full: I struggled with the hills as I had trained for Edinburgh (flat) the week before and was then unable to race, which is why I ended up at this race. There is only one main hill which isn't huge but there isn't really any part that is flat so my legs felt trashed by mile 5. Anyway, the laps aren't boring and the atmosphere is friendly. It was mostly club runners with lots of people wearing 100 marathon club tshirts! If you are good with undulations and hills, this is a great one. No crowds, plenty of space to run and all very easy. I would like to see this race do well.Date of review: June 4, 2012
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In short: Lovely scenery, well organised, great marshalls.In full: Probably not a pb course but a lovely way to see some great sights. Most of the marshalls were brilliant. Also nice for a training run/race as lots of it is off road so you aren't pounding yourself. Recommended!Date of review: March 21, 2010
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In short: Not flat but a good course.In full: When i read flat, it means flat. It is probably a x between somewhere between undulating and flat. The organisation was good with the exception of the bag drop, that was pretty poor. Everything else was good, the marshalls were great, the massage tent was good fun and great value. Would do this race again for sure. A good early HM.Date of review: February 21, 2010
In short: A great value halfIn full: Well organised, loads of water stops, the hills weren't anywhere near as bad as i thought (less than Reading half). Nice downhill in to town near the end (wish i had known about this). The only bad thing was the massage at the end, i put my name down on the list as i was told and then when i went back for my massage, i was shouted at for queue jumping! The massage people didnt know how they were organising themselves. Anyway, great half, - worth doing.Date of review: August 10, 2009
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Fredrik Neij (right) and Peter Sunde (center) fought the law, but the law won. The pair have been sentenced to prison time by a Swedish appeals court for their role in creating the immensely popular site, The Pirate Bay.
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The Pirate Bay remains one of the world's top torrent sites and is as active as ever, despite the media prosecutors' efforts.
To the brig, with ya, matie!
The bid by administrators of the world's largest torrent site,
The Pirate Bay
, to escape time in Swedish prison is at an end. An appeals court
a new ruling that is seen as largely unfavorable for the group and guarantees that they will serve prison time, if they stay in Sweden.
The ruling comes after nearly two years of legal conflict, which began when prosecutors filed charges against Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm, and Peter Sunde, who ran the site; and Carl Lundström, a Swedish businessman who through his businesses sold services to the site. The men were charged with promoting massive copyright infringement and crime, much as their site's name might suggest.
At the trial the group put up a spirited defense, but eventually were defeated in a court ruling. The results were unsurprising, given information that would later come to light. The presiding judge in the case was a
former member of a copyright protection organization
and reportedly receiving compensation in the past from media organizations.
With the judge firmly in their pocket, the plaintiffs -- Swedish subsidiaries of leading music and film companies, including Sony BMG, Universal Music, EMI and Warner Brothers; and international copyright attack-dog the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) (the parent of America's RIAA) -- secured a guilty verdict. The accused were
sentenced to a year in prison
each and ordered to repay 32 million crowns ($4.57M USD).
The Pirate Bay
leaders scoffed at the charges, saying that even considering the net value of their servers, that they had nowhere near the amount demanded. They quick appealed, on the grounds that the judge in the case had an inappropriate conflict of interest.
A Swedish Court of Appeals finally reached a ruling last Friday and delivered a relatively harsh final sentence against
The Pirate Bay
creators. It stated, "The appeals court, like the district court, finds that the service Pirate Bay has facilitated illegal file sharing in a way which is punishable for those who carried out the service."
The sentences of two of the admins and the site's financier were all reduced. Fredrik Neij's prison time was cut to 10 months, Peter Sunde's to 8 months, and Carl Lundstrom's was cut to four months. However, their fines were raised even higher to 46 million crowns ($6.57M USD). Like the recent verdict against U.S. citizen Jammie Thomas-Rassert, that punitive judgment virtually ensures that the accused will live in poverty for much of the remainder of their lives, if they remain within the nation (the exception being Lundstrom, who has substantial wealth).
The IFPI's battle against
The Pirate Bay
in Sweden closely mirrors its battle (via the RIAA) against
in the U.S. In October a U.S. court ordered
permanently taken offline
If there's a bit of good news for supporters of
The Pirate Bay
, it's that the verdict has seemingly done little to achieve the prosecutors' goal of damaging the site. The site is still online and is
as active as ever
. It is now registered in the Seychelles, an island nation known for its lose copyright laws. And rather than a small set of individuals, which could be prosecuted, the site is now run by a larger organization.
The leadership of Europe's Pirate Party, which supports loosening copyright laws, mocked the verdict. Pirate Party leader Rick Falkvinge while implying court corruption said that the ruling would do little to stop piracy. He states, "This case was politically motivated from the start and (the problem) must be solved politically. This doesn't mean anything for The Pirate Bay and it doesn't mean anything for similar sites. File sharing is increasing every day and the only thing this means is that more and more people will try to hide what they are doing on the Internet."
And recent data on piracy worldwide indicates that he's right.
In short, big media may get to chuckle at the misfortune of the piracy ringleaders who will soon be in the brig, but at the end of the day it's the millions of pirates worldwide who are enjoying the last laugh.
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RE: Moore's Law and Piracy
I was having this debate with my housemates, saying that if they were to provide an easily storable, non-DRM versions of a films for people to download for, say, £1 or so, then people would buy it that way.
My housemates laughed at me, then returned to their PCs to download the latest films for free. That sure showed me!
Things will ultimately shift to free. It's definitely the 'future', I just wish that large corporations would play ball and accept that their strategy doesn't work any more... instead of trying to strip us of the internet and everything else that conflicts with their current business model.
"So, I think the same thing of the music industry. They can't say that they're losing money, you know what I'm saying. They just probably don't have the same surplus that they had." -- Wu-Tang Clan founder RZA
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Delegates at the Fourth Web for Development conference in Nairobi last week agreed that access to the Internet had to be improved in the developing world.
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Each 2004 Suzuki JR is powered by a two-stroke, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine, with a 49-cubic centimeter (cc) displacement on the JR 50 and 79-cc displacement on the JR 80. Each engine uses a reed intake valve train. The bore and stroke for the engine is 1.62 by 1.5 inches (41 by 38 millimeters) on the JR 50 and 1.93 by 1.65 inches (49 by 42 mm) on the JR 80. Similarly, the compression ratio differs according to model: 5.6 to 1 on the JR 50 and 6.8 to 1 on the JR 80.
The engine on each 2004 Suzuki JR is paired with a semi-automatic transmission: one-speed on the JR 50 and five-speed on the JR 80. Accompanying the JR 50 model of the Suzuki JR is a half-gallon (two-liter) tank for fuel. The one on the JR 80 holds more than twice that capacity.
A kick starter goes on each 2004 Suzuki JR for igniting the engine. For blending air and fuel for the engine, each bike uses a Mikuni carburetor: 12 mm on the JR 50 and 20 mm on the JR 80.
Available only with a Champion Yellow finish, the 2004 Suzuki JR is made with a steel frame. There's the customary front and rear fenders--as well as a chain guard, and pads on the handlebars. Also included is a decal kit, which includes the Suzuki logo. Suzuki provides a kick stand for parking the bike, and the seat on the bike--adjustable on the JR 50, non-adjustable on the JR 80--is ideally designed for accommodating just one person: the driver. The JR 80 has fork guards flanking the wheels.
Each 2004 Suzuki has drum brakes for stopping power, and the suspension consists of a telescopic fork at the front and a twin-sided swing arm at the back. Each model of the JR uses aluminum wheels, although they differ in size; 10-inch wheels go on the JR 50 model, while a 14-inch front and 12-inch rear one go on the JR 80.
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CHUM is sponsoring a fundraising potluck to honor Steve O'Neil and raise funds for Building Stable Families, a CHUM shelter capital campaign.By: Budgeteer News staff, Duluth Budgeteer News
CHUM is sponsoring a fundraising potluck to honor Steve O'Neil and raise funds for Building Stable Families, a CHUM shelter capital campaign.
"Steve has been a tireless advocate for providing housing to all for the last 30 years," said City Councilor Emily Larson, a friend and one of the event organizers. "In support of his commitment to ending homelessness and in conjunction with his current fight against cancer, please join us for a fundraising potluck to celebrate Steve and raise funds for Building Stable Families."
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My kitchen sink has a very small vertical distance between the sink drain and the waste T in the wall (5 inches, or so). I want to install a garbage disposal, but I haven't found one with less than 6.5 inches between the sink drain flange and the outlet (and thus, for my application, an unphill path to the waste pipe). Is there anything I can do short of moving the waste T down a couple inches? Are there any compact disposals?
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Matt Lemke | Icy... Date Climbed: Jan 18, 2014 | |
Scott, Kessler, Kim, Shaylee and I climbed this in mid-January. There was snow and ice everywhere making the climb a little spicier than normal. I ended up soloing up the crux before the ascent rappel and throwing a handline down. Summit was beautiful. The descent rappel had a huge icicle flowing down it making that interesting and slick! Followed this climb with Bullwinkle Tower on the way back to the car. | ||
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SawtoothSean | Route Finding Date Climbed: Nov 10, 2013 | |
Really fun route finding and rappels to the Park's high point | ||
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Garon Coriz | First Canyoneering Trip Date Climbed: Oct 6, 2012 | |
Felt more like canyoneering to me. The crux wasn't much of anything. The rappels were fun as heck, proving a challenge to my friends, Bianka and Michelle. | ||
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Green's description was spot on without giving everything away. I was glad to have rock shoes while I climbed around trying to figure out which way to go after climbing up to the bench. | ||
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What a great adventure. It's easy to get lost so take along good beta. We had The Falcon Guide's Best Climbs of Moab, which was very useful | ||
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Diggler | great adventure! Date Climbed: Jan 30, 2012 | |
Not sure of what I'd be getting into when I started this route. Green's description in Best of Moab (Falcon Guide), while only showing 1 photo, good, though. Stood around in a various sections for some time pondering the correct direction & my fate. Made a wrong turn or 2. Crux seemed a bit iffy while doing it, although I only did it after assuring myself I could reverse the move if I was going the wrong way. 5.3 sounds about right in retrospect. After seeing a footprint in the sand after pulling it, then the rap' station, I knew I was on-track. Rest was obvious. Views from top were spectacular! Ranger had just placed new register 4 days before, so I was the 1st to sign it! As I only had about an hour before sunset when I got to the top, the unknown descent was a bit stressful, but again, the descent information in the guide was pretty spot-on, & it worked out fine. All in all, a great outing! ~2 hours up, 1 hour down. Could definitely see doing this again. A delight. I'd recommend to would-be summiters via this route comfort at the grade- at the crux there are few pro' opportunities. Unfamiliarity with area sandstone slab (like me) could also lead to difficulties- it's certainly different than granite! Give yourself a fair amount of time to do the route, as it's easy to get lost. Extra webbing to back up the rap' stations isn't a bad idea. Finally, don't forget your camera! | ||
Posted Feb 2, 2012 6:08 pm |
chicagotransplant | Back For More Date Climbed: Nov 20, 2011 | |
Second time up the West Fins route, went with Jamie, Brian and his wife Jen. Route seemed more straightforward the second time around, but still a lot of fun. Some interesting areas off the sides of the route to poke around and explore in too, just a really cool area! | ||
Posted Nov 21, 2011 12:45 pm |
Brian C | Day 2 of climbing Date Climbed: Mar 27, 2011 | |
Third time for me and the first for my wife. I love this hike and it's a great way to see arches!!! | ||
Posted Apr 1, 2011 11:33 am |
GregHaz | Great short trip!!! | |
I think I have done it 3 or 4 times. It is a wonderful short day climb and that makes it great for exit days. | ||
Posted Jan 18, 2011 8:13 pm |
blueshade | Great Scramble Date Climbed: Oct 29, 2010 | |
Very fun scramble, but very short (depending on how much exploring you do). Also did it in about 2:30 despite some playing. Still well worth it considering that it is right off one of the main drives. Near 360 degree view on top. Not that I know ratings all that well, but I would consider the 5.4 rating accurate. However, it is really only a couple of moves and not overly exposed. Protection, solid climber in the group or otherwise, people shouldn't be trying climbs, scrambles, 14ers, canyons or whatever unless they are comfortable with heights and confident in their OWN ability. Ropes and spots give a false sense of security and don't make you learn to trust yourself. 11-6-10 Went again with two mostly inexperienced climbers. Did the whole route in about 2hrs. Upon climbing the "crux" again, I think that I'd agree it's only 5.2. It just looks somewhat intimidating with the chute below you. | ||
Posted Oct 30, 2010 2:19 am |
Brian C | Great Date Climbed: May 30, 2010 | |
Climbed for a second time. Rappel slings in good shape. Had to replace one though. One of my favorite routes. Very engaging! | ||
Posted Jun 2, 2010 7:45 pm |
pyerger | great adventure Date Climbed: Apr 27, 2010 | |
This was a great adventure. I found the route finding to be the crux of the trip. Very windy day, which added to the exitment! | ||
Posted May 3, 2010 1:49 pm |
vanman798 | Fun scamble and great Rappels Date Climbed: Apr 11, 2010 | |
Did this one with the Utah Climbing Club. With a group of over 20 it only took us four hours round trip. | ||
Posted Apr 12, 2010 11:35 am |
chicagotransplant | West Fins Date Climbed: Nov 7, 2009 | |
Climbed through the maze of fins with Jamie, he had been there before so the routefinding went really quick. Only used the rope for the two rappels, we felt the class 5 sections were brief and not too difficult, but all parties should asses their owns skills and risk threshold when it comes to where to rope up, and where not to. | ||
Posted Nov 9, 2009 10:39 am |
shanahan96 | maze of fins Date Climbed: May 19, 2009 | |
10/15/10- back visiting an old friend w/steve and jim on a beautiful utah, bluebird desert day. always love this adventure! 11/28/09- toured a cold elephant butte w/aaron and mike garratt. didn't want to linger too long in the shade before a late sun started making things comfortable. 11/7/09- cruised this baby again w/mike. bumped into bob dawson and sharon adams along the way, whom we joined forces with for an enjoyable outing. 5/19/09- summited the maze of elephant butte with jessica and josh. they did awesome for newbies but took more time(5-5.5 hours) than i imagined. the 5.4 crux wasn't what i expected but it wouldn't be an issue for a competent climber whatsoever. can't wait to do it again! jamie | ||
Posted May 21, 2009 9:08 pm |
shknbke | awesome! Date Climbed: Mar 23, 2009 | |
We ended our memorable UT trip with Elephant Butte, and it was my favorite climb of the weekend. Loads of eye candy and quality scrambling on this one. I wish we had more time to explore it as we had to get down before it got dark. I will have to return someday. Hard to beat the bang for the buck on this one. | ||
Posted Mar 25, 2009 3:23 pm |
SarahThompson | Two times, huge bang for the buck! Date Climbed: Mar 23, 2009 | |
3/23/09 - This climb is an absolute gem, short but very sweet. Fun and relatively easy scrambling nearly the whole way. Awesome scenery, never a dull moment. We got a late start at 4pm but it only took 2:30 car to car. The route description here worked well for us. 4/11/09 - Returned with my brother and his girlfriend. Despite never having scrambled or climbed before, they did a great job and had fun. It rained for a few minutes during/after the ascent rappel, making the slickrock a little slick. Luckily it stopped and the rock dried out very quickly. It took us about 3 hrs this time as the newbies needed a little help here and there. Note about the crux: We felt it was more like 5.2, not 5.4. The newbies had little problem climbing it (roped of course). Despite what the poster says below, setting up a proper belay at the top is perfectly reasonable. Its true that the leader must climb it unprotected, but exposure is minimal and a fall wouldn't be the end of the world. A spot from below would be fairly effective in breaking a fall. | ||
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Wilshire's hand tufted bench seat is notched snugly ...
Wilshire's hand tufted bench seat is notched snugly beneath its track arms for clean lines and warm modern style. Expert craftsmanship and exceptional materials ensure lasting comfort. Handcrafted in the USA by skilled artisans. Frame crafted of kiln dried ...


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This witch is gorgeous in her fabulous Skull Witch Shreddy costume. Our Skull Witch Shreddy costume includes a purple dress with bright orange fringd and black skull accents and a purple and orange shreddy fringe skirt. Black leggings and a matching Witch Hat are also included for a fabulous child size witch costume.
This costume includes dress, leggings, and hat.
Does not include shoes, fingerless gloves, or broom.
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