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Every woman is at risk for breast cancer and her risk increases with age. A woman in the general population faces about a 13% lifetime risk of developing breast cancer. This risk remains low before age 50; the majority of risk occurs after age 60. Women with a BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation have a much higher lifetime risk for breast cancer, and much of the risk occurs at a younger age. However, experts don't agree on the exact lifetime risk figures for women with either mutation because different studies of families with BRCA mutations identified different lifetime risks.
Factors such as hormone exposure, environmental exposures, diet, exercise, and other genes, can effect cancer risk, both in people with BRCA mutations and people who do not have a mutation.
As new research continues, the ability of medical experts to predict breast cancer risk will improve. It is important to consult with a specialist in cancer genetics when determining your risk for breast cancer and making risk-management decisions that are best for you. Stay in contact with a genetics expert for updates on current knowledge.
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Breast cancer risk in previvors
In women with a BRCA mutation who have never had a diagnosis of cancer, the lifetime risk for breast cancer is very high. Experts don't agree on the exact risk but estimates range from 55% - 85% lifetime risk for breast cancer for women with a mutation in either gene.
An October 2003 study of women carrying one of the three BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations common in Jewish populations indicated a lifetime breast cancer risk of about 85%. This Power Point presentation shows a decade-by-decade breakdown for breast cancer risk in BRCA carriers compared to the general population according to this study. Different research involving many families with BRCA mutations (not specifically Jewish families) showed a comparatively lower breast cancer risk in women with BRCA mutations: 65% by age 70 for women with a BRCA1 mutation and 45% by age 70 for women with a BRCA2 mutation. Another study combined multiple studies to determine an average risk for breast cancer. This "meta-analysis" determined the average lifetime risk to be 64% in BRCA 1 mutation carriers and 56% in BRCA 2 mutation carriers.
Research, including a recent study, has shown that more recent generations of BRCA mutation carriers have a higher lifetime risk for breast cancer than prior generations. Several factors including lifestyle (diet, weight, and exercise), reproductive choices (number of pregnancies and age at the time of pregnancies), exposure to certain viruses or chemicals, and other genes may account for these differences.
Families with a strong family history of breast cancer but no identified BRCA mutation may still have increased inherited risk for cancer. Experts estimate the women in these families to have a lifetime risk for breast cancer of about 25%. It is important for anyone with breast cancer in their family to speak with a genetics expert to better understand their risk for cancer.
Risk for a second breast cancer
Breast cancer survivors with a BRCA mutation, who choose breast conservation to treat their breast cancer are at higher risk for another cancer in either breast than a woman with sporadic breast cancer. Although exact risk depends on a woman's age and other factors, one study found BRCA carriers diagnosed with breast cancer have a 14% chance within ten years of developing the disease in the same breast, and a 37% chance within ten years of developing the disease in the opposite breast. Another study found a 40% chance for BRCA carriers to develop cancer in the opposite breast as well within 10 years of their initial diagnosis. The risk for a second breast cancer among women who develop sporadic cancer is about 10%. A 2010 study indicated that compared to women without hereditary cancer, a women with a BRCA mutation have a chance of a new breast cancer diagnosis that is up to 5 times more likely.
Because of the risk for a second cancer diagnosis, many breast survivors who learn they have a BRCA mutation choose bilateral mastectomy rather than lumpectomy and radiation. Genetic testing in women newly-diagnosed with breast cancer can help the decision-making process. Breast cancer survivors who are concerned that their cancer may be due to a BRCA mutation should speak with a genetics expert about testing.
Breast cancer risks after ovarian cancer
Ovarian cancer survivors who have a BRCA mutation are at higher risk for breast cancer than women with sporadic ovarian cancer. The exact risk for breast cancer after ovarian cancer is unknown, but may depend on a number of factors. Research indicates that ovarian cancer survivors with a BRCA mutation survive longer than average compared with ovarian cancer survivors with sporadic cancer, so it is important for ovarian cancer survivors to understand their risk for breast cancer and take appropriate steps to manage their risk.
Genetic experts can help ovarian cancer survivors with a BRCA mutation determine their risk for breast cancer and develop a risk management plan.
Male breast cancer
Anyone, male or female can get breast cancer, but generally, men are much less likely to develop the disease than women. Men who carry a BRCA mutation have a higher risk for breast cancer than men in the general population. However, the risk is still fairly low. Several small studies have determined the lifetime risk for breast cancer to be about 2% in men with BRCA1 mutations and about 8% in men with BRCA2 mutations. This is compared to a breast cancer risk in the general male population of about 0.1% (1 in 1000 men).
About 8% of men with breast cancer carry a BRCA mutation. This percentage is higher among male breast cancer patients who are of Jewish descent. Any man with breast cancer should consult with a genetics expert to determine if they would benefit from BRCA testing.
Other factors that affect breast cancer risk
Most breast cancer occurs in women without a BRCA mutation. And not every woman with a BRCA mutation will get breast cancer. There are many factors that can affect risk for hereditary or sporadic breast cancer.
For women with a BRCA mutation there is some evidence that the location and type of BRCA mutation can influence breast cancer risk but more research needs to be done to better understand the link between type of mutation and cancer risk.
Research has linked physical activity during the teen years, normal weight at menarche and at age 21with later onset of breast cancer in women with mutations. Exercise and a maintaining a healthy weight have other health benefits as well. Staying active is always a good idea. Visit our page on exercise for more information.
Research suggests that other genes can affect breast cancer risk in women with BRCA mutations.Two genes which have been associated with a slightly increase breast cancer risk in the general population may also be linked to breast cancer risk in BRCA carriers. Among the women who carried normal copies of these genes, the risk for breast cancer appeared to be at the lower end of the 50-85% breast cancer risk range. Of the BRCA-positive women who had two abnormal copies of these SNPs, lifetime risk for breast cancer was at the high end of the risk range. Women with one abnormal copy of the SNPs seemed to have a risk in the intermediate range.
Other factors can increase breast cancer risk in women without a mutation. Some of these factors also may have similar effects in women with mutations.
- previous breast biopsies (especially if the biopsy showed atypical cells or Lobular Carcinoma in Situ (LCIS)
- having dense breast tissue
- family history of breast cancer with or without a BRCA mutation
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CROSSVILLE, Tenn. — A disagreement between two children over a library book ended with one mother punching another mother in the face, police in this small Tennessee town said.
It happened Saturday afternoon at the Art Circle Library, according to Officer Jason Wilson. The victim was visiting the library with her son when she saw a young girl take a book from a stack that her son had gathered to check out, police said.
The woman asked the girl to put the book back, explaining that she and her son were checking the books out to take home.
The girl's mother apparently witnessed the incident, and complained that the victim needed to apologize to her daughter, which the victim said she did, according to Wilson's report.
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The woman then exited the pickup truck and followed the victim before punching her several times in the face. The victim called 911, and the attacker ran away. As of Monday, police were still searching for her.
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Aug. 29, 2014
Notre Dame reserve safety Eilar Hardy will join four higher-profile football players being held out of practice and competition during investigation into accusations of academic fraud. MORE
Aug. 20, 2014
Notre Dame, a top college football program known for academic rigor, is wrestling with allegations that four of its football players cheated in class. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly dismisses criticism that he needs to do a better job of recruiting players who are better students to avoid academic problems; other college football news noted. MORE
Aug. 16, 2014
Notre Dame football team benches KeiVarae Russell, DaVaris Daniels, Ishaq Williams and Kendall Moore while school investigates incident of what it is calling 'suspected academic dishonesty.' MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Notre Dame bars receiver Will Mahone while felony charges are pending against him for assaulting police officer; other college football news noted. MORE
Apr. 9, 2014
Connecticut women's basketball team defeats Notre Dame, 79-58, to secure their record ninth NCAA tournament title in first matchup between undefeated teams in women's title game; victory means that Connecticut women's team again shares national title with men, as it did in 2004, contributing to the university's dominant reputation. MORE
Apr. 8, 2014
Two unbeaten teams will vie for NCAA women's basketball championship for first time, when 39-0 Connecticut goes up against 37-0 Notre Dame; UConn paralyzes other women's teams with fear but Notre Dame has won seven of two teams last nine meetings. MORE
Apr. 7, 2014
Notre Dame defeats Maryland, 87-61, to advance to NCAA women's basketball championship game. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
Harvey Araton On College Basketball column says that as they prepare for the NCAA women's basketball semifinals, Notre Dame Coach Muffet McGraw and UConn's Geno Auriemma each have a story to tell; both agree that prickly relationships among power coaches bring attention to a sport could use all it can get. MORE
Apr. 1, 2014
Notre Dame defeats Baylor, 88-69, to return to NCAA women's basketball tournament Final Four for a fourth straight season.. MORE
Feb. 8, 2014
Samuel G Freedman On Religion column; Robert H Latiff, a retired brigadier general in the Air Force turned professor, is offering class titled The Ethics of Emerging Weapons Technologies at Notre Dame University; class, which offers forum for students to discuss moral meaning of high-tech arms like drones, is natural fit for school founded in Catholic thought. MORE
Feb. 4, 2014
Syracuse defeats Notre Dame, 61-55, in men's college basketball action. MORE
Jan. 21, 2014
Creighton beats Villanova, 96-68, in men's college basketball action; other news noted. MORE
Jan. 18, 2014
Men's basketball teams of Pittsburgh, Syracuse and Notre Dame have transitioned gracefully from the bruising defense-minded play of the Big East to the offense-focused style in the Atlantic Coast Conference. MORE
Jan. 14, 2014
Brian VanGorder, New York Jets' linebackers coach, is hired as Notre Dame's defensive coordinator. MORE
Jan. 5, 2014
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Notre Dame upsets Duke, 79-77, in their Atlantic Coast Conference debut; other men's and women's scores noted. MORE
Dec. 29, 2013
College Football Bowl Roundup; Notre Dame beats Rutgers, 29-16, in the fourth-annual Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium; other bowl scores noted. MORE
Dec. 22, 2013
Ohio State beats Notre Dame, 64-61, in men's college basketball action. MORE
Dec. 21, 2013
Notre Dame football team will play a home game against Boston College at Fenway Park in 2015. MORE
Dec. 14, 2013
Quarterback Everett Golson returns to Notre Dame football team following one-semester suspension. MORE
Nov. 20, 2013
Notre Dame's suspended quarterback, Everett Golson, submits request to be readmitted to Notre Dame; he was suspended by the university for the fall semester for academic reasons. MORE
Nov. 3, 2013
College Football East Roundup; Notre Dame beats Navy, 38-34; other scores noted. MORE
Nov. 2, 2013
Notre Dame football roster includes sons of a rock star and several prominent athletes. MORE
Oct. 30, 2013
Notre Dame quarterback Everett Golson, in press conference, admits that cheating was the reason he was suspended for the fall semester. MORE
Sep. 30, 2013
Notre Dame drops out of Associated Press top 25 after losing its second college football game of the season. MORE
Sep. 8, 2013
Michigan beats Notre Dame, 41-30. MORE
Jul. 19, 2013
New York City Police Department's chief spokesman Paul J Browne will step down after nearly a decade; is joining the University of Notre Dame as vice president for public relations. MORE
May. 31, 2013
Ohio State president Gordon Gee apologizes for comment that Notre Dame was never invited to join Big Ten Conference because Notre Dame's priests were not good partners, saying it was poor attempt at humor. MORE
May. 26, 2013
Notre Dame spokesman says that quarterback Everett Golson is no longer enrolled at the university. MORE
Apr. 8, 2013
Connecticut defeats Notre Dame, 83-65, to advance to NCAA title game in women's college basketball; UConn freshman forward Breanna Stewart delivers career-high 29 points. MORE
Mar. 25, 2013
College Basketball Women's Roundup; Notre Dame defeats Tennessee-Martin, 97-64, in first round of NCAA women's basketball tournament. MORE
Mar. 25, 2013
Notre Dame defeats Michigan, 3-1, to win Central Collegiate Hockey Association's final championship game. MORE
Mar. 16, 2013
Louisville men's basketball team defeats Notre Dame, 69-57, in Big East tournament semifinals. MORE
Mar. 14, 2013
Villanova beats St John's, 66-53, and Notre Dame beats Rutgers, 69-61, in second round of Big East men's basketball tournament. MORE
Mar. 13, 2013
Notre Dame women's basketball team beats Connecticut, 61-59, to win Big East Conference title. MORE
Mar. 12, 2013
College Basketball Big East Women's Roundup; Connecticut defeats Syracuse, 64-51, clearing way for championship game against Notre Dame. MORE
Mar. 6, 2013
Notre Dame defeats St John's, 66-44, in men's college basketball; other scores noted. MORE
Mar. 5, 2013
Notre Dame University men's basketball team defeats Connecticut, 96-87, in triple overtime, to win their second consecutive Big East regular-season title. MORE
Mar. 4, 2013
Profile of Notre Dame women's basketball senior point guard Skylar Diggins, who has helped propel second-ranked Fighting Irish in position to win it all. MORE
Mar. 3, 2013
College Basketball Women's Roundup; Connecticut routs South Florida, 85-51; Notre Dame, UConn's Big East rival, crushes Providence, 92-57; other women's scores noted. MORE
Feb. 24, 2013
Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o holds press conference at NFL scouting combine, his first interview since hoax about nonexistent girlfriend was revealed. MORE
Feb. 19, 2013
Notre Dame beats Pittsburgh, 51-42, in men's college basketball; other scores noted. MORE
Feb. 11, 2013
Notre Dame defeats Louisville, 104-101, in five overtimes, in men's college basketball; it is longest game in Big East regular-season history. MORE
Feb. 9, 2013
Essay by Hugo Lindgren explains the genesis of his life-long love for Notre Dame basketball; recalls his father's devotion to Yale football. MORE
Feb. 5, 2013
Syracuse defeats Notre Dame, 63-47, in men's college basketball; other men's and women's college basketball news noted. MORE
Jan. 31, 2013
Ronaiah Tuiasosopo, mastermind of dead girlfriend hoax involving Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o, admits that Te'o was not involved in scheme; other college football news noted. MORE
Jan. 29, 2013
Notre Dame beats Tennessee, 77-67, in women's college basketball; other college basketball news noted. MORE
Jan. 24, 2013
Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o admits in interview with Katie Couric that he answered questions about his 'dead' online girlfriend, but says he played no part in hoax. MORE
Jan. 23, 2013
Fierce debate raged inside ESPN over publishing article about how Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o's girlfriend might be a hoax, as sports Web site Deadspin reported story; network was hoping for an on-camera interview with Te'o. MORE
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Irish Hold Out 5th Player
The Notre Dame senior Eilar Hardy, a reserve safety, will join four higher-profile players being held out of practice and competition during an investigation into accusations of academic fraud.
August 29, 2014, Friday
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The Gold and Blue Loses a Bit of Its Luster
Notre Dame, a top college football program known for academic rigor, changed its media day plans at the last minute as it wrestles with allegations that players cheated on class work.
August 20, 2014, Wednesday
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Coach Defends Recruiting at Notre Dame
Notre Dame Coach Brian Kelly dismissed talk that he needed to do a better job of recruiting players who are better students to avoid academic problems
August 17, 2014, Sunday
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Notre Dame Investigating Four Players
Four Notre Dame football players are being held out of practice while the school investigates what it is calling "suspected academic dishonesty," the university told the N.C.A.A.
August 16, 2014, Saturday
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A Two-Page Form Spawns a Contraceptive Showdown
Paperwork required to opt out of coverage is part of a struggle to balance religious freedom and women's rights.
July 13, 2014, Sunday
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Notre Dame Bars Receiver Mahone
Receiver Will Mahone has been told by Notre Dame that he is not welcome while felony charges are pending against him, his lawyer said.
July 9, 2014, Wednesday
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Duke Holds Off Notre Dame to Win Third Lacrosse Title in Five Years
A face-off victory late in the game was critical in helping the Blue Devils' John Danowski become the ninth men's lacrosse coach to win three N.C.A.A. Division I championships.
May 27, 2014, Tuesday
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Notre Dame's Goalie Emerges as Possible Answer to Duke's Versatile Offense
After an uncertain start to the season, Conor Kelly, the Fighting Irish's goalie, has made 37 saves in his past three games. In the N.C.A.A. men's final against the Blue Devils in Baltimore on Monday, he will face an offensive juggernaut.
May 26, 2014, Monday
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Top-Seeded Duke and Notre Dame Advance to Final
The Blue Devils, who beat Denver, will face the sixth-seeded Fighting Irish, who shut down Maryland. Duke is seeking its third title under Coach John Danowski.
May 25, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME AND: University of Denver , Duke University , University of Maryland , Lacrosse , NCAA Lacrosse Championships , University of Notre Dame
UConn Wins Women's N.C.A.A. Title
In the first N.C.A.A. basketball final between two unbeaten teams, Connecticut defeated Notre Dame and completed a men's and women's championship double.
April 9, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME AND: University of Connecticut , NCAA Basketball Championships (Women) , Basketball (College) , University of Notre Dame
N.C.A.A. Women's Title Game
Connecticut defeated Notre Dame in the first meeting of unbeatens in the women's championship.
Times Minute | March Madness Trivia
Trivia for the N.C.A.A. tournament. The role of "Deal or No Deal Canada"; Warren Buffett's billion-dollar prize; and favorites on the men and the women's sides.
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Top-seeded Connecticut spoiled Notre Dame's run and Louisville topped California to set up a Big East meeting in the championship game.
Women's N.C.A.A. Tournament: March 31
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The Whale defeated the Sound Tigers 7-5 tonight and scored four goals in the third period.
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- Kyle Jean had an assist and one shot
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Chris Kreider beats Anders Nilsson glove-side on an abbreviated odd-man rush and the Whale leads 1-0 1:39 into the game. #BST—
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Extended time in #BST zone leads to Whale go-ahead goal. Kreider all alone in slot beats Nilsson. 6-5 Whale with 4:33 left in the third.—
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A path from the doorway of Three Palms, our charming oceanfront bungalow in Ponte Vedra, leads straight through the dunes and down to the pink sands of one of Florida's best beaches. Discover laid-back beach living at its very best! Come to Three Palms! The ocean is glassy, the ultra-fine sands soft and inviting, and the natural dunes simply beautiful on our beach in south Ponte Vedra. And when you look out the back door and see the simple path leading straight to the horizon, you'll know you've arrived at one of the last real beach houses remaining in Florida -- no advertising, no crowds, just you and the sun, surf, and sand! Three Palms is a mid-20th century bungalow style home that has been extensively refurbished inside without losing one bit of its natural charm. The living room offers a relaxed setting for winding down after a busy day at the beach. Boasting a decorative fireplace, an openwork beamed ceiling, ultra-comfy couches and chairs, and an HDTV with DVD player, it's the kind of room you can imagine spending hours in on Sunday morning, the paper spread out everywhere, soft music playing, the kids building with Legos or playing a board game on the floor. Home, in other words! As spacious and pleasant as the living room is, there's another lounging area at Three Palms too, just in case your group needs to split up (such as when the big game is on TV and everyone else wants to play Win Lose or Draw!). The sun room is a glorious space, with a long bank of windows, a door outside (many rooms at Three Palms have doors going outside -- it's just too wonderful a location to stay inside for long!), a homey fireplace and mantel, and the most addictive plaid couch and chairs you will ever have the pleasure of napping in! Track lighting offers nice spotlights for reading or playing games, and the soft lamplight is perfect when it's time for a late-night heart-to-heart. You can gaze out at the lush Florida landscape while enjoying the cool comfort of this space. You're going to love it! The dining area is drenched in sunlight too, with windows on two sides of the room. Our table for 6 is supplemented by bar stools along the kitchen counter for the kids, and makes a great computer and game area. You have free wireless Internet at Three Palms, so you can stay as connected (or not!) as you like. The kitchen offers a retro feel that we think you'll adore. Painted in aqua tones that may remind you of the early 1960s, it offers bright white counters, all the modern appliances, and plenty of cupboard and worktop space. You can go straight from the kitchen out to the patio too, making al fresco meals even easier! And we've got all the cookware, utensils, and dishes you need to prepare and serve just about anything. There are 4 bedrooms at Three Palms. The master bedroom offers a luxurious king-sized bed, TV, ceiling fan, and long window. Its attached bath leads (where else?) outside -- very handy when the gang is on the patio enjoying the ocean view. The second bedroom also contains a king bed, with cool aqua walls, a small TV, and light wicker accents. The third bedroom offers 2 twin beds, while the 4th features a day bed with a trundle. We've also got a sofa bed for 2, so feel free to bring as many as 10 folks to stay at Three Palms. You'll all be comfortable! We have a second full bathroom with both a shower and tub option, as well as a half-bath. All of your bedding and towels are provided here, along with a full-size washer and dryer to keep everything clean and fresh. Come as you are and let Three Palms do the rest! Three Palms is located along a quiet oceanfront strip of private homes that really shows off the natural beauty of the dunes and beach. Close to Guana State Park and Environmental Center, it's an oasis of old-fashioned Florida charm. Yet you're just minutes from world-class golf, exclusive spas, horsebackriding, and water sport equipment rentals. So whether you want a quiet beach retreat or an action-filled vacation, Three Palms is your best destination!
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I have studied over 13 languages, frequently utilizing 5 in my daily research. Having actual events like this to consider where MIIS would help increase my ability, especially video taping an event like this, would be a GREAT practical application of what you can do with language. It would also greatly affect my reconsideration in pursuing at least summer intensive classes again, especially if a T& I event were incorporated as part of tesing for the upper classes, or at LEAST as an option for practicing this art. It certainly would give the intensive summer language classes a BIG PRACTICAL EDGE over other foreign language programs!
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An aerial view of a wolf in Wisconsin. / Photo courtesy of DNR pilot Beverly Paulan
As it happens so many times for me, a photograph often spurs a thought or an interest-it shouldnt be a surprise, I tend to be a visual person. That was the case when I was treated to the image taken by Wisconsin DNR pilot Beverly Paulan during a recent wildlife survey flight. Before I even closely identified what was in the image, I was struck by the composition, the color and patterns in the winter scene (the photographer in me I suppose). The vantage point of a photograph taken from the air is a rare treat for most of us and a very unique perspective. The fact that the picture also has a wolf in it as the main subject, just made the photograph all the more interesting to me.
As I wrote in my favorite photographs of 2012 post, one of my highlights was tagging along with wildlife biologists to photograph a summer wolf monitoring project (see the link on the left side of this post). That experience involved tracking, recording sign, trapping and radio collaring. Exciting stuff for anyone who loves the outdoors!
At first, the aerial photo was thought to be Seca or wolf #795, that was collared during my visit. It would have been exciting knowing he was still doing well and there was an actual image of him seven months later. He was a 85 lbs. male at the time of capture. As it turned out, it was a different wolf (#785) from a pack twenty miles or so away. Beverly reported that its rather difficult to actually get photographs of wolves, for they tend to stay in deep cover while she flies her weekly radio collar monitoring flights. Winter, of course, is the best time, when they can be seen against a snowy background and the fact that they like to lie in the warming sun.
Its a dream job perhaps-flying a plane while hanging out a window with a long lens, looking for wildlife. Im not a pilot, but I can imagine it would be quite a rush to photograph from the air. Beverly agreed, The fact that I get paid to a) fly and b) look for wildlife makes it absolutely the best job I could imagine. I have a degree in biology to go along with the aviation background. She has flown commercially for 20 years and three years for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
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My hope is that I can connect on a flight this winter, and be lucky enough to get some images like she has captured. Her schedule depends on the season. For wolves, pilots fly once a week. Other flights include waterfowl surveys in the fall, otter surveys (weather allowing---very strict protocols for seeing tracks); whooping crane nest and general population surveys, (up to several times a week in the spring); eagle/osprey nest surveys in the spring; trumpeter swan surveys throughout the summer.
Overall, Beverly enjoys an intriguing career to say the least. Although she doesnt do any ground tracking, the services of a wildlife pilot are invaluable. Secas movements have been monitored since his collaring last summer, and there were concerns about his health (he had a probable wolf to wolf injury). For the first few week or two, flights recorded he hadnt moved far from the capture site, but later, he roamed his packs territory and seemed to be doing well. From my perspective, I was also glad he made it thru the wolf hunt.
Scientific monitoring efforts the biologists and pilots pursue contribute greatly in our understanding of this magnificent animal and other wildlife in our region. Their work hopefully can be used to make smart educated decisions about this priceless resource and give us a continued unique perspective on the outdoor world around us.
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Steve Meurett lives, works and plays in West Central Wisconsin and spends about every free moment outdoors where his passions lie. His outdoor interests take him on and off trail, pursuing mountain biking and skinny skiing, photography and hunting, while keeping an eye on wild mushrooms and the next fruit for craft wine. Steve is the Trail Director at The Levis Mound Trail System and member of the Clark County Trails Advisory Committee. He resides, teaches and is a photographer in Neillsville. Steve can be reached at email@example.com.


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New degree programs (e.g., undergraduate majors) are required to obtain State approval through the Office of Academic Program Review. The UCAC will review materials prepared for State approval and make its recommendation to the Provost, who has final authority on academic oversight. The Office of the Provost will then notify the proposal sponsor and the Office of Academic Program Review when a proposal is approved to move forward in the State review process. If any concerns with proposals are raised, the proposal will be referred to the sponsor for possible revision and Provostial reconsideration.
In addition to items 1 and 2 above, proposals for new degree programs submitted to the UCAC must include the following:
These forms are available here.
Proposals for Minors: Please include the following information in your proposal.
The Graduate Commission reviews all new master's and doctoral program proposals to ensure that each of NYU's schools with graduate components maintains comparable standards of work for the degrees and that there is no curricular overlap between or among the schools. The Commission is composed of one dean, one faculty member, and one student representative from each school with a graduate program.


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Foul Weather Fly Fishing Vest
This all-weather fishing vest is easily adjustable for wading in deep water
To order by phone, please call 1-866-860-8906
The only fishing vest in our line made from our water-repellent Oil Finish Cover Cloth, it's designed to be worn over a coat or shirt in rain or snow yet still provide pocket access. There's plenty of room for fly boxes, tippet, leaders and accessories. Heavy-duty shoulder straps adjust the height and the adjustable underarm cinch straps balance the load. Features include two front pouches, each with dual pockets on the front, two rear left pockets, one rear right pocket, and four small open pockets inside each pouch; Two-way brass zippers resist rust and corrosion; Two day pack-sized back compartments and D-ring for a landing net. Made in USA.
- Water Repellent.
- 1 large rear rucksack; 1 large bellows pocket with snap flap closure.
- Adjustable shoulder straps and 2 snap tab front closure.
- 2 front pockets with brass zipper closures, each with 4 dividers; 4 bellows pockets with snap flap closures; 2 interior flat pockets with snap flaps; 1 interior security pocket with snap flap.
- Formerly style #1433
Product Care
Wipe or brush clean only.
Made in USA.


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Join us in Aquinas Hall, Room 216 (Lecture Hall) when
Drs. Moira Tolan and A. Reza Hossain present "The Impact of
Economic Cycles on the Career Aspirations and Values of College
This presentation stems from Dr. Tolan's and Dr. Hossain's
ongoing work involving the assessment of career expectations and
workplace values of "New Millennial" students.
Their current research attempts to determine whether the
prolonged economic downturn has altered student priorities
regarding careers and values.
Moira Tolan, professor of business, and Reza Hossain, associate
professor of economics, are colleagues in the Division of
Students, faculty, and staff are welcome to attend. Refreshments
will be served. Please join us.
For more information about this or any of the IROC
(Institutional Research on Campus) presentations, or to volunteer
as an IROC speaker, please contact Doug Robinson, assistant
professor of biology and coordinator of the iROC program, at
845-569-3648 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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WASHINGTON — The new year always brings new hope, but I'm even more hopeful than normal this January about the 2013 television landscape. Could this finally be the year that, after more than a decade of prestige cable television dedicated to the anxieties of amoral, middle-aged men, women finally get their shot at star billing, both in front of the camera and behind it?
Women have always done well on cable comedies. Showtime built its brand on "Weeds' " drug dealer Nancy Botwin and "The Big C's" cancer patient Cathy Jamison. And this month, HBO is pairing up the Brooklyn twentysomethings of "Girls" with the midlife crisis of "Enlightened's" Amy Jellicoe. But female leads have always lagged behind in dramas. "Homeland" was a breakout in part because of its novel decision to make its main character a woman with a full sexual, mental and professional life, rather than hitching female stars and stories to male main characters like "Mad Men's" Don Draper.
Now, it seems as if the balance is about to shift. On Jan. 30, FX will premiere its drama "The Americans," which features Keri Russell as a steely Soviet spy living and working deep undercover in suburban Washington, D.C., in 1981 under the alias Elizabeth Jennings. FX is also remaking "The Bridge," originally a Danish and Swedish collaboration about the police forces of those two countries investigating the death of a woman whose body is found on the border between them: Diane Kruger will play the American detective, paired with Demian Bichir as Mexico's investigator. And then there's Showtime's upcoming "Masters of Sex," a dramatization of the collaboration between sex researchers William Masters and Virginia Johnson that's at least being billed as a star-making moment for Lizzy Caplan.


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Carolina Panthers
Jordan Senn - #57 - LB
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|Beaverton, OR
|Portland State
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Panthers WR Smith will return Sunday
Panthers WR Steve Smith practiced for the third consecutive day and is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the 49ers.
Clausen's second chance may come before long
We hear the Panthers are taking a week-to-week approach to the quarterback situation, so the recently demoted Jimmy Clausen could get another shot to start before long.
Poll: Bills will be last team to win a game
Readers of this Web site say that Buffalo will be the last team to win a game this season, according to the results of our recently concluded poll.
Panthers QB Moore to start vs. 49ers
Panthers QB Matt Moore will start Sunday against San Francisco, head coach John Fox said Monday.
Panthers going nowhere fast
There are many reasons behind the Panthers' pathetic showing, but the biggest problem has been the ineffective and uninspired coaching of John Fox and his staff the first third of the season, the way we hear it.
Panthers' Fox attempts to maintain positive image
While John Fox attempts to put space between himself and the Panthers' failings, there are some who say the head coach deserves blame for the way things are going.
Panthers sign WR Thomas
The Panthers have signed former Redskins WR Devin Thomas to assist their 31st-ranked passing attack.
No team 4-0 for first time since 1970
The Colts 19-9 win over the Chiefs in Week Five marked the first time since 1970 that no team will start the season 4-0.
Bears win big despite Collins' four picks
Matt Forte rushed for 166 yards and two touchdowns, Julius Peppers led a ferocious defense and the Bears overcame four interceptions by backup quarterback Todd Collins to beat the winless Panthers 23-6 on Sunday.
Fox hasn't lost Panthers players despite rough start
Although Carolina has started the season 0-4, head coach John Fox hasn't lost the locker room, according to NFC South Whispers.
Panthers WR Smith will miss Week Five
Panthers WR Steve Smith will miss Carolina's Week Five game against the Bears with an ankle injury.
Panthers DE Johnson proving to be solid replacement for Peppers
Panthers DE Chares Johnson is doing a solid job defending the run and rushing the passer in his first season as a full-time starter.
Bears-Panthers matchup of the day: Tuesday
The Bears could get an opportunity to make an interception if Panthers QB Jimmy Clausen continues to stare down his receivers.
Panthers release WR Jarrett, sign Clowney
The Panthers released WR Dwayne Jarrett and signed WR David Clowney on Tuesday.
Panthers have few receiving options vs. Bears
The Panthers are facing the grim reality of being without WRs Steve Smith and Dwayne Jarrett this week against the Bears, hoping to end a four-game slide to start the season.