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Happy Easter Message !! March 20, 2008Posted by Richard Foote in Uncategorized.
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To all of you who celebrate Easter, I hope you have a truly wonderful Easter break.
Try not to eat too much chocolate and don't waste too much of your precious time rebuilding indexes :)
Have fun !!
Merry Christmas and a Happy Index Rebuild Free New Year !! December 23, 2007Posted by Richard Foote in Uncategorized.
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To those of you who celebrate Christmas and happen to stumble occasionally across these humble Blog entries, I would just like to wish you all a wonderful, joyful Christmas and a safe and prosperous New Year.
I've now been doing this Blogging thing for nearly two weeks, hasn't time just flown by !!
Reaction to the Blog has generally been really positive so thank-you all for your encouraging comments both on and offline. If you haven't done so already, please let me know what you think about some of the things I've covered thus far. Has it been at all useful, interesting, thought provoking, educational, or has it generally been boring, overlong, impractical and in danger of losing touch with reality.
Are there any specific things or topics you might like covered or discussed in the future or should I just spend more time talking about Radiohead ?
Any thoughts or opinions, on or offline would be greatly appreciated.
I'm off now to wrap some presents …
Richard Foote's Oracle Blog Has Arrived !! December 11, 2007Posted by Richard Foote in Oracle Blog, Richard's Musings, Uncategorized.
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Finally decided it might be worth giving this blogging lark a go.
Occasionally, as I come across interesting Oracle Database related issues, I'll post my thoughts and opinions and who knows what else and perhaps, just maybe, others may find it interesting or useful as well.
However, will try and focus on the specific topic of Oracle Indexes as it's such a huge and important area in any Oracle database design. It's also an area in which there is much confusion, more than it's far share of myths and popular misconceptions and one in which DBAs, Developers, Database Designers and the like all have a key role to play.
Let the fun begin …


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Breast cancer is marked both by infiltration by inflammatory cells and by inflammation itself. There are also strong associations between micro-environmental hypoxia and breast cancer progression and metastasis, and many studies have established that hypoxia is a negative prognostic marker in human breast cancer. For example, expression of the hypoxia-induced transcription factor HIF-1 has been shown to be one of the most accurate markers found for poor prognosis in human breast cancer. We were the first group to demonstrate the requirement for HIF-1 in inflammation, and have since shown that the HIF-1 response is a key trigger for many aspects of inflammatory response. We have also shown that loss of HIF in the transformed epithelium in a mouse model of breast cancer reduces both tumor progression and metastasis. The work proposed here will address a key question in trying to understand breast cancer progression, inflammation, and hypoxia: what is the role of HIF in tumor-associated macrophages during breast cancer progression? Hypoxia is a key characteristic of that tumor microenvironment, and as mentioned above correlated with poor prognosis and metastatic progression in human breast cancer. This proposal for the Komen Foundation focuses on the relationship between the macrophage, hypoxia, and breast cancer progression. The proposed experiments are on mice with tissue-specific deletions of the HIF transcription factor (HIF-1a) in a breast cancer model. We have found exciting evidence that HIF expression and hypoxia in tumor-associated macrophages act in tumor expansion; and we have uncovered early proof that when this response is blocked, tumor growth is dramatically slowed and tumor progression retarded. The experiments proposed focus on understanding how hypoxia influences tumor-associated macrophages in promoting breast cancer progression, with the aim of evaluating both inflammatory activation and HIF function as targets for therapy in breast cancer. The work has three experimental aims: The first experimental aim will explore the relationship between hypoxic response in tumor associated macrophages in a breast cancer model and the induction of angiogenesis. A number of angiogenic factors and response pathways are controlled by HIF transcriptional activation. These include the vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) gene and one of its receptors, VEGFR1. We will use mice with targeted inactivation of HIF-1a in macrophages to determine the role of hypoxic response and inflammation in inducing neo-vascularization of mammary cancers during tumorigenic progression. This will allow us to determine the overall level of macrophage participation in the angiogenesis of mammary tumors, and also its relationship to intratumoral hypoxia. The second experimental aim will ask how tumorigenic progression is influenced by the hypoxia response pathway by comparing progression of pre-malignant stages to malignancy and tumor growth during progression, with the growth of fully transformed, malignant epithelium transplanted into macrophage knockout animal mammary fat pads. These experiments will allow us to determine the relationships between inflammation, hypoxia, and progression versus effects on simple growth of malignant cells/tissues in the absence of further transformation. These experiments will additionally be complemented by analysis of progression in breast cancer models where both the tumor-associated macrophages and the epithelial cells have been targeted for deletion of HIF pathway components; these latter experiments will address potential synergies in targeting the HIF pathway in breast cancer. Finally, we will determine the effect of loss of hypoxic response in inflammation on metastasis of mammary carcinomas. We have recently shown that loss of HIF response in mammary epithelium strongly suppresses metastatic tumor seeding and growth. For this third aim we will determine the role played by hypoxic response in inflammatory cells on the rates of metastatic growth; we will follow this with experiments to delineate the mechanistic relationships between hypoxia and induction of HIF target genes, and the processes which foster tumor metastasis in breast cancer.
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Inflammation is a key factor in the growth of breast cancers; this is shown by the reduced rates of breast cancer seen in women who take anti-inflammatory drugs, and by the high numbers of inflammatory cells found in most breast tumors. Low oxygen levels, or hypoxia, are also found in many if not most breast cancers, and significant amounts of low levels of oxygen within tumors are correlated with poor outcome in breast cancer. One factor, termed the hypoxia-inducible factor, or HIF, is found in both human breast cancer and in inflammatory cells, and has been shown to be correlated with poor prognosis; indeed, one worker in the field has claimed that HIF-1a is one of the most accurate markers for poor outcome in breast cancer found to date. We have shown that loss of HIF-1a blocks inflammation in experimental animals. We have also shown that removing HIF-1a from breast cancer cells in mice slows both tumor growth and blocks breast cancer metastasis to the lungs. Since this one factor can coordinate both cancer cells and inflammatory cells, we propose here to try to understand how this factor works in inflammatory cells in a mouse model of breast cancer. To do this, we have removed the factor specifically from cells that cause inflammation, and in our preliminary data we show that this reduces mammary tumor growth. The proposal details experiments to understand why this reduction in mammary tumor growth occurs, with a focus on the processes of new blood vessel growth in the tumor, and tumor metastasis; we believe that both of these are strongly impacted by inflammation and hypoxia. The HIF pathway and a number of the genes that it controls, such as the angiogenic factor VEGF, as well as many inflammatory pathways, are currently the subject of a great deal of drug development activity by pharmaceutical companies. This work will provide the basic, pre-clinical data to establish whether breast cancer will be a good setting for testing those drugs for anti-cancer activity. Our data indicates that there is a strong likelihood that targeting the HIF pathway and inflammation could be a very important new avenue for breast cancer treatment.
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After Boeing agreed to purchase the current location of the College of Charleston's Graduate Center near the airport, the school had to look for a new location. The new location was found, and on Thursday, in a special called North Charleston City Council meeting, Council agreed to change the zoning of the property so that a new 50,000 square foot building could be built there.
The location is off Dorsey Avenue near Paramount at the intersection of I-526. Currently, more than 20 families live in mobile homes on the property. They are now learning they have about 45 days in which to move.
Many of the people living there, like Tapia Jimenz, say they don't know what they will be doing next. "I live in this trailer with my parents and my sister and my two little brothers."
She has lived there for the past 2 years. She says her parents own the home, but they are worried about the age of their trailer, and whether it could even be moved. "The trailer's pretty old. We don't have any family here. We don't really know where to go."
Other residents, like Erika James, say they also have no idea what they will do. "All these kids are going to be homeless. We don't have the money. If we had the money, we wouldn't be living in this predicament we have now."Councilman Todd Olds represents the area of North Charleston that includes the mobile home park. He says once residents find other places to live, this rezoning will actually be an improvement to the area. "And I think this will much, much help the Wando Woods area. In cleaning this area up, with what I would consider revitalization. Because we have had a long history of problems within this mobile home community."
But in the meantime, it will be a tough next month and a half for some, like the Jimenz family. "Cause we don't really know where to go. This is all we have."
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text: The 2011-2012 Columbus Blue Jackets were supposed to be good. With Jeff Carter, Wiz, Nash, ect, fans of the franchise anticipated another playoff run. Boy were we all wrong. The Jackets finished with the worst record in the NHL, and now Carter is gone. Nash also may be gone as well very soon. Do not fear though, my friends, as I see hope on the horizon. While the Jeff Carter trade ended really bad, the Jackets managed to squeeze Jack Johnson out of it. Johnson is a huge pick up, and has already made an impact with Jame Wisniewski. If you add in Vinny Prospal, R.J. Umberger, and Cam Atkinson (if his "Camsanity" continues), you have a strong core of goal scorers. They will still need help, which is where my second point comes in: the draft. While the CBJ was shafted out of the number 1 pick, I actually think that it may work out better for them in the end. Edmonton will HAVE to draft Nail, because if they dont, the hockey world will see them as crazy. Since Edmonton needs defense, they will likely trade away the pick. And so we find ourselves in a win- win situation; if the Jackets get the number 1 pick from Edmonton, they get Yakupov, if they go number 2, they get Fillip Forsberg, who I personally think is a better fit for them anyways. The third and final piece of the puzzle is SOLID GOALTENDING. Steve Mason was cool when he was good, but I think we all agree he needs to go. With Roberto Luongo possibly out as the Canucks' goalie, I coult totally see a Nash-Luongo trade. If that doesnt happen, Nash could be bartered for another goalie elsewhere, such as in Saint Louis, where there are two very talented goalies. My final point here is that the Jackets are the biggest underdogs in the NHL right now. This reminds me of the 2011 Bengals, who were projected to finish dead last in the NFL without Carson Palmer. With nobody (other than us loyal fans) believing in them, they could defy the odds and actually make the playoffs. A longshot? Yes. Feasible if these things occur? Totally. So lets all rally behind our team and carry the flag!


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Monday, January 20, 2014
*You Melt My Heart*
I'm so sorry for the delay in posting - I took a small vacation from
blogging and forgot to let you know. That was SO wrong of me!
I know I have all of what...3 readers and if I drove you 3 away,
please forgive me!
I'll be updating every day this week with something fun.
Like today will be a project I made.....just for FUN. for ME.
Tomorrow will be a Teresa Collins project, Wednesday another just for FUN,
Thursday...well who knows! You have to come back and see. ;D
Today I'm sharing a layout I created of my cute kids.
Recently I got the new Elle's Studio January 2014 kit PLUS the
adorable January Stamp and couldn't WAIT to sit and play with it.
I took some of my stash I bought while on vacation in Florida,
plus a Starbucks gift card (just look at that cute heart!), some washi
tape my sweet friend Patricia R. sent me
and some amazing flair by my friend Martha B. at Panda Eight Designs
(click on that...you'll be taken to her fabulous Etsy shop!)
and went to town.
My most favorite part of this layout is how I decided to use that
stamp haphazardly down my page, not caring one bit if it's messy,
straight, thick, thin...I just wanted that as my background.
It all came together so FAST and I love the final looks of it.
thanks for letting me share some inspiration with you today!
I hope you are inspired to grab your stash, (old or new!) and
have so much fun playing...
until tomorrow!
Have a great one,
5 comments:
- Kelli Moss said...
Leslie, I absolutely love this layout. And I visit your blog often, so you must have at least 4 regular readers. LOL!
Keep on inspiring us!
- January 20, 2014 at 12:29 PM
- Christine Kelly said...
Ha ha! I was going to post that at least 2 of your 3 readers are here, but I guess I make it 5 then!! I love logging on and seeing what you have been up to lately! I love your layouts, very creative!
- January 20, 2014 at 4:36 PM
- barbara macaskill said...
I guess all 3 of your readers are still watching for your posts since you have 3 comments! LOL Great layout!! Love the color palette!! TFS!
- January 21, 2014 at 7:26 AM
- Laurie Leahey said...
I love how you used the "love" stamp. And I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who uses Starbucks paraphernalia on my layouts. They just have the cutest stuff!
- January 21, 2014 at 3:28 PM
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LOL! Nope. 4 readers... I've just been on a hiatus too! Now playing catch up with blog love. I absolutely LOVE this LO. Fabulous...x
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I know were all ready to move on from football to the greener pastures that is Louisville Basketball, but there's one question that's been on my mind really since the midpoint of this past season: just who will be our starting quarterback in 09? We've really been spoiled here at U of L for the past few seasons with great quarterbacks, now for the first time in 6 or 7 years we face a wide open battle for the position. With all that in mind here's my take on the battle: (I'm just going to assume none of these players will transfer out before next fall)
Ok, we all know how ugly the throwing motion is, despite that Simms has demonstarted an ability to throw an accurate ball (as long as it dosent get batted down at the line of scrimmage that is). Simms was probably one joint away from having a chance to win (or rather prevent us from losing) the game against Uconn, and he has speant 2 years under Koach preparing for his this shot. At this point I consider him the early favorite.
Odds of being the starter: 3 to 1
After the spring game I actually thought Wolfe had the early edge over Simms. Hes probably the best scrambler of all the QB's on campus right now, but with Yeager coming in his added mobility is less of a factor. At this point Wolfe is probably a long shot, but should Simms, Stoudt, or Yeager get the start and struggle early we could see him take the reigns at some point midseason.
Odds of being the starter: 12 to 1
Without a doubt my personal favorite. The fact that Brohm recruited Stoudt himself would seem to indicate that he's someone that could fit into the system well. Just from looking at videos of him on rivals (for whatever they're worth) the kid has Hunter's rocket arm but with a tad more accuracy. There's always a risk with starting a freshman at QB, if he were to succeed we have a solid base to build a team around for the next 4 years (and that vic kid isn't too bad either), if he were to fail it could ruin him for his whole college career.
Odds of being the starter: 5 to 1
Adam Froman
Ok, I know we haven't landed him yet, but if we get beat out by Colorado state for a Juco qb…well im just not prepared to accept that. The fact that I havent seen anything from him, whether it be in person or via video, prevents me from making a good judgement call. I would say if the coaching staff decide they want to go with one of the young guns theres a great chance that Froman could start the first few games with Yeager or Stoudt taking snaps until they were ready to take over.
Odds of being the starter for the first game: 5 to 1
Odds of being the starter for the majority of the games: 10 to 1
Yeager has to be considered the wild card in the race. Under normal circumstances I would bet money that the staff will red shirt him, and that very well may still happen, but Koach has repeatedly expressed his desire to play a dual threat QB. Maybe even more so than Stoudt, chosing to go with Yeager would be a high risk, high reward move.
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The Stoopseses have a tumultuous history at Autzen, and a very suspect call by little brother Mike to go for it on 4th-and-3 with just under five minutes to play from his team's own 45 in Saturday's shootout between Oregon and Arizona only adds fodder to the farce known as Mike Stoops's tenure in Tucson.
As you may recall, older brother Bob and his Oklahoma Sooners are 0-1 in their only visit to Eugene, losing controversially to the Ducks on what some have argued was a blown call in the final minute and a half of the 2006 contest. (I, like many Oregon fans, think it's pretty hard to blame a loss on a blown call that occurred while the Sooners were clinging to a 6-point lead. I'd probably blame the touchdown and the blocked field goal. But that's just me. And probably every other rational football fan.)
But, all things considered, Bob probably has a legitimate gripe. Mike, on the other hand? Not so much.
With just under five minutes left in the game, Arizona faced a 4th-and-3 at their own 45.
Now, you play head coach for a moment (and, quite frankly, most of you could probably do a better job than Stoops has done in his four seasons at Arizona): Your team has scored 28 straight points; your opponents have punted four times and fumbled a kickoff to end their last five possessions; and, although down by three, you've successfully taken the notoriously raucous home crowd out of the game. Would you, under any circumstances, go for it in this situation? Would you put undue pressure on your offense, even if you were a defensive-minded coach whose D had successfully brought its opponent's offensive attack to a screeching halt? Ignore the obvious fact that home crowds tend to suddenly become interested again when the visiting team decides to go for it on 4th down. How about if it meant throwing a swing pass to an 18-YEAR-OLD TRUE FRESHMAN RUNNING BACK?!
Yeah, didn't think so.
But, apparently, the brilliant and resilient Mike Stoops did! And the result was, well, not surprising. A well-thrown Willie Tuitama pass to a wide-open Keola Antolin (who, having grown up in Vegas, probably wouldn't have bet on HIMSELF to make that play) hits the youngster in the hands and rolls out of bounds, all but eliminating Arizona's chance for a wild, come-from-behind win in one of college football's toughest environments, not to mention dashing its hopes for the school's first-ever Rose Bowl bid.
And the rest is now history: The Ducks took over on downs, quickly added another score with LeGarrette Blount's 40-yard TD dash, and held on to win, 55-45.
Nice work, Mike. The other Mike probably appreciates it. Now, back on the hot seat you go!


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Citizens Bank and Phillies' Phans Across the Region Celebrate the Phillie Phanatic's Birthday by Signing a Giant Birthday Card
Fans can sign the card which is presented to the Phanatic on the field prior to the May 18th Phillies game at Citizens Bank Park
During the week of May 12th, Citizens Bank colleagues and Phillies fans will help to celebrate the Phillie Phanatic's birthday by signing an oversized card at locations across greater Philadelphia. The week-long celebration will culminate on May 18th with an on-field presentation featuring Dan Fitzpatrick, President and CEO, Citizens Bank and RBS Citizens for Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware and several other special guests. To share in the festivities, Phans 14 and under attending the game will receive special Phillie Phanatic Phun Glasses.
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Islington star Georgie 'Gorgeous' Kean made it three wins out of three with a comfortable points win over Dee Mitchell at the Copper Box Arena on Saturday.
The 22-year-old welterweight dominated from the start, boxing behind his left jab and pushing it through Mitchell's high guard before bringing the right hook into play.
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3:36pm Monday 7th January 2013 in News
A NIGH-TIME fell race is being organised by the Darwen Dashers group.
The five-mile challenge, which will take place on February 22 at 7.30pm, is limited to 75 places and runners can expect a couple of stiff climbs, open moorland, mud and a dash down to the finish.
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They must be mad to run in the first place not to mention running around Darwin.
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Entry costs £5 and those considering taking part should fill out the form on the group's website.
Since when have you owned the fell and moorland can't stop me turning up and running, it should say entry if you want to pay is £5 but if you don't it is free.mm
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - With Senate debates next month set to be centered around gun control legislation, both Mahoning County proecutor Paul Gains and Ohio Representative Ron Gerberry D-59 are turning up the heat, hoping their voices are heard by those in Washington who have the power to ignite change.
"There's no better time than now in this country to do something to stop the violence, to stop it," Gerberry says.
The school shootings at at Sandy Hook Elementary sparked a renewed debate on gun control.
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Tougher laws and stiffer sentences for illegal gun trafficking are also on the list.
Gains says enhancing penalties for firearm offenses could help intimidate individuals considering gun violence.
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A few minutes a day spent outdoors does wonders for the soul in fighting off stress. Take time to be thankful and enjoy the beauty.
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By Dana Sparks
SPRINGFIELD, Minn. — Grilling season certainly doesn't end with summer. If you're firing up the grill this Labor Day weekend be sure to keep health and safety in mind. Mayo Clinic Health System registered dietician Linda Carruthers says, "Grilling is fun, delicious and can actually be a very healthy way to cook. You're effectively using one of the best cooking methods around when you grill nutritious foods in a safe manner."
Carruthers offers these tips to enhance your well-being:
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How Does Fluzone High-Dose Differ from Other Flu Vaccines?
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Fluzone High-Dose is an injected flu vaccine formulated for people age 65 years and older. Like other flu vaccines, Fluzone High-Dose is made up of the three flu strains most likely to cause the flu during the upcoming season. The high-dose vaccine, however, contains four times as much flu virus antigen — the part of the vaccine that stimulates the immune system — as regular Fluzone and other standard flu vaccines. Read more.
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Running Into Fall Marathon Season – Tip #4
Fuel belts, gel packs, water bottles and more. Every runner has their equipment preferences, but some runs require certain items more than others. While most runners simply opt for shoes and workout clothes, you may want to consider additional items for long distances. Beau Johnson, physical therapist at Mayo Clinic Health System, identifies what equipment you need or don't need while running. (Follow new tips on Thursdays and learn more on Speaking of Health)
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New Tool Aids Stem Cell Engineering for Medical Research
By Bob Nellis
ROCHESTER, Minn. — A Mayo Clinic researcher and his collaborators have developed an online analytic tool that will speed up and enhance the process of re-engineering cells for biomedical investigation. CellNet is a free-use Internet platform that uses network biology methods to aid stem cell engineering. Details of CellNet and its application to stem cell engineering are described in two back-to-back papers in the journal Cell.
"This free platform has a broad range of uses for all types of cell-based investigations and can potentially offer help to people working on all types of cancer," says Hu Li, Ph.D., investigator in the Mayo Clinic Center for Individualized Medicine and Department of Molecular Pharmacology & Experimental Therapeutics, and co-lead investigator in the two works. "CellNet will indicate how closely an engineered cell resembles the real counterpart and even suggests ways to adjust the engineering."
The network biology platform contains data on a wide range of cells and details on what is known about those cell types. Researchers say the platform can be applied to almost any study and allows users to refine the engineering process. In the long term, it should provide a reliable short cut to the early phases of drug development, individualized cancer therapies, and pharmacogenomics. Read the rest of this entry »
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Nail biting: Does it cause long-term damage?
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Mayo Clinic Summer Camp Fights Obesity
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Kids' summer camp season may be winding down but, for one special group of campers, this may be just the beginning. Camp Wabi is a place where children learn to escape what could otherwise be a lifelong cycle of obesity. Here's Dennis Douda for the Mayo Clinic News Network. [TRT 2:20]
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Mayo Clinic study examines thoughts on predictive tests for Alzheimer's
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PHOENIX — A new Mayo Clinic study examines the question "what would you do if you knew you are predisposed to Alzheimer's disease?"
The study, which will be published in the October edition of Mayo Clinic Proceedings, was conducted to measure attitudes concerning Alzheimer's genetic and biomarker tests. Other studies have shown that many people would want to have tests to know if they carry the gene that causes Alzheimer's disease. The new study showed that many people may not understand what the results mean.
"About a third of the people who say they want the testing really don't know what the implications of the tests are," says Richard Caselli, M.D., Mayo Clinic neurologist and lead author of the study. "More education is needed before we can advocate widespread predictive testing for a disease which, at this time, we have no effective treatment." Read the rest of this entry »
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Tuesday Q and A: Former smoker should be screened for abdominal aortic aneurysm
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DEAR MAYO CLINIC: My father, who is 70, was a smoker for 30 years. I have read that men who used to smoke should be screened for an abdominal aortic aneurysm. What does the screening involve? What would be done if he is found to have an aneurysm?
ANSWER: Because of his history of smoking, you are correct that your father should be screened for an abdominal aortic aneurysm. The screening usually includes a physical exam and an ultrasound of the abdomen. Other imaging tests may be needed in some cases, too. If an abdominal aortic aneurysm is found, treatment depends on the size of the aneurysm, its rate of growth, and if it is causing any symptoms.
The aorta is a large blood vessel about the size of a garden hose that runs from your heart through the center of your chest and abdomen. An abdominal aortic aneurysm is a bulge in the aorta just above the area of your belly button that forms due to weakness in the blood vessel's wall. The greatest risk of such an aneurysm is that it will rupture. Because it provides the body with much of its blood supply, a rupture in the abdominal aorta can lead to life-threatening internal bleeding. Read the rest of this entry »
August 25th, 2014 · Leave a Comment
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Exact Sciences Says Mayo Clinic is First Healthcare System to Offer Cologuard®
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Stool-based DNA (sDNA) screening test for colorectal cancer to be available by prescription to patients
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MADISON, Wis., and ROCHESTER, Minn., — Exact Sciences Corp. (NASDAQ: EXAS) today announced that Mayo Clinic will be the first health system to offer Cologuard®, the first and only Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved, noninvasive stool DNA screening test for colorectal cancer. Cologuard will be available to patients through their primary care physicians at Mayo Clinic.
Available by prescription only, Cologuard offers people 50 years and older who are at average risk for colorectal cancer an easy to use screening test which they can do in the privacy of their own home. It is the first noninvasive screening test for colorectal cancer that analyzes both stool-based DNA and blood biomarkers to detect cancer and precancer. The Cologuard technology platform was co-developed by Exact Sciences Corp. and Mayo Clinic as part of a broad, exclusive collaboration.
"Cologuard represents a significant advancement in identifying colorectal cancer at its most treatable stage. We believe offering this new tool will promote patient and community public health and may move more patients to get screened earlier—a critical step in beating this prevalent and preventable cancer," says Vijay Shah, M.D., chair of Mayo Clinic gastroenterology and hepatology.
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August 23rd, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Weekend Wellness: Symptoms of sarcoidosis vary depending on organs affected
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DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I am very healthy and active, but was recently diagnosed
with sarcoidosis. My doctor said it may go away on its own, but I am worried it will worsen. How often should I see my doctor for monitoring the condition? What treatments do you recommend?
ANSWER: Your doctor is correct that sarcoidosis often goes away on its own. In many cases, it does not require treatment. But how often you need to see your doctor and any specific treatment recommendations for you should be based on your individual situation, including what triggered your diagnosis and any symptoms you may have.
Sarcoidosis is the growth of tiny collections of inflammatory cells in different parts of the body. The condition can affect almost any organ, but it is most commonly found in the lungs, lymph nodes, eyes and skin. Doctors believe sarcoidosis happens as a result of the body's immune system responding to an unknown substance, most likely something inhaled from the air. Read the rest of this entry »
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Mayo Clinic President and CEO Participates in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, Pledges Support to ALS Research
To help raise awareness and support for ALS research, John Noseworthy, M.D., Mayo Clinic president and CEO, braved the shower of icy water and took part in the Ice Bucket Challenge this week. Dr. Noseworthy was nominated by reporter, Mike Sullivan, at KTTC News, the local NBC News affiliate in Rochester, Minn., to take part in the challenge. Though he was miles away in Canada on vacation, Dr. Noseworthy didn't hesitate to pledge his support to ALS research and take the challenge. Learn more about ALS research at Mayo Clinic.


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Two months ago we told you about eleven malnourished and abused horses that were brought to a horse rescue in Hawley, Minnesota. All eleven have made great progress and now some are ready for adoption. Valley News Live visited the Hightail Horse Ranch Wednesday to see how many of the horses are healthy again and ready for a new family.
Charlotte Tuhy talked about the horses that they took in two months ago, especially one named Zane. "We had a prayer chain going for him and everything."
Zane was rescued from a farm in Ottertail County along with 10 other horses, and he was starving and stumbling. "So starved so emaciated that he was weak and we had a hard time keeping him up for the first eight days, I think four different occasions he fell and couldn't get up." Tuhy says. But in just two months Zane has made huge progress. "He filled out nicely now, it was after the first eight days he didn't fall anymore."
He's now a healthy Stallion just one of eleven horses that had been brought to Hightail Horse Ranch, and already eight are healthy enough to be adopted. "We're hoping that we can find them homes for people who'd like a nice trail horse or something." Tuhy says.
And even thought Zane still has some work to do, Charlotte thinks he'll be a great friend for someone. "I just don't think you could find a nicer horse."
Charlotte says they had to work with the horses to get over trust issues, and used to the fact that there would be food available for them. While Valley News Live was there all eleven horses were friendly and happy. But the ranch does need help with anything from donations, to hay and even more volunteers.
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Half of UK seven-year-olds 'too inactive'
Scientists measured physical activity in thousands of seven-year-olds and found that 50% of them are inactive for more than six hours every day.
Martha Fairlie reports from the West Midlands:
Half of all seven-year-olds do not get enough exercise - and girls are far less active than boys, research shows.
Scientists measured physical activity in thousands of seven-year-olds and found that 50% of them are inactive for more than six hours every day.
Martha Fairlie reports from the West Midlands:
The Government have maintained their commitment to the Olympic legacy after the BMJ found half of seven-year-olds are not getting an hour of exercise daily:
– A Department of Health spokesman
We want children to exercise more which is why the Government is building on our Olympic and Paralympic legacy and investing £1 billion in community sport.
We have committed to giving primary schools £300 million of ring-fenced funding to improve PE and sport, and help all pupils to develop healthy, active lifestyles, and have invested a further £3 million to extend Change4Life School Sports Clubs to areas with the highest childhood obesity.
More needs to be done to boost the amount of exercise children are doing, including promoting walking or cycling to school, said researchers behind new data on the exercise habits of Britain's youngsters.
– Researchers for the BMJ
Last year the London 2012 Olympic Games promised to inspire a generation to take part in sport. The UK sporting success in August 2012 provided a platform for the Government's plans for an Olympic and Paralympic sporting legacy, to encourage and enable pupils to engage in competitive sports and activities.
The results of our study provide a useful baseline and strongly suggest that contemporary UK children are insufficiently active, implying that effort is needed to boost physical activity among young people to the level appropriate for good health
According to the BMJ's research into exercise taken by seven-year-olds:
At lest half of all seven-year-olds are not getting enough exercise, and girls are far less active than boys, research by a leading medical journal has found.
Only 51 percent of British seven-year-olds are getting an hour of exercise every day - the recommended amount - and twice as many boys than girls are active enough.
Just 38 percent of girls take part in the required hour of exercise, according to the British Medical Journal's (BMJ) research.
On top of this, half of all seven-year-olds have no or very little exercise, spending at least 6.4 hours of every day in activities which require sitting still.
Children of Indian origin or living in Northern Ireland are among the least physically active, according to the BMJ.


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Unenlagia (Mapuche for "half-bird"); pronounced OO-nen-LAH-gee-ah
Plains of South America
Historical Period:
Late Cretaceous (90 million years ago)
Size and Weight:
About 6 feet long and 50 pounds
Distinguishing Characteristics:
Large size; flapping arms; probably feathers
About Unenlagia:
Although it was unmistakably a dromaeosaur (what ordinary folks call a raptor), Unenlagia has raised some puzzling issues for evolutionary biologists. This feathered dinosaur was distinguished by its very limber shoulder girdle, which gave its arms a broader range of motion than comparable raptors--so it's only a short step to imagining that Unenlagia actually flapped its feathered arms, which might well have resembled wings.
The puzzlement pertains to the fact that Unenlagia was clearly too big, about six feet long and 50 pounds, to take to the air (by way of comparison, flying pterosaurs with comparable wingspans weighed much less). This raises the prickly question: could Unenlagia have spawned a (now-extinct) line of flying, feathered descendants similar to modern birds, or was it a flightless relative of the first, genuine birds that preceded it by tens of millions of years?


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This Alpine AHOVA-24H-M13H 2 Ton, 13 SEER Heat Pump, For R-22 Refrigerant has some minor cosmetic damage incurred during shipping. For detailed photos please click 'See Additional Images' above. This Alpine AHOVA-24H-M13H 2 Ton, 13 SEER Heat Pump, For R-22 Refrigerant meets the full manufacturer's specifications, comes with the full manufacturer's warranty, and includes Alpine's premium guarantee. For product specs and photographs of product in its original condition, click here.
The Alpine AHOVA-H 13 SEER Series heat pump is made by Midea and is the outdoor air conditioning element in a versatile climate-control system designed to create perfect comfort. It is exceptionally well constructed and features built in high and low pressure safety shut-off switches, components normally found only in high-end equipment. This multi-functional, high-efficiency system meets all of your needs while offering industry-leading quality and unmatched value.
This heat pump requires an indoor air handler or evaporator coil as part of a complete system. The coil or air handler you should use depends on two factors about the condenser: the tonnage, and the efficiency rating ("SEER"). Usually, high efficiency condensers require a larger tonnage coil than the tonnage of the condenser. For example, a 2 ton 16 SEER condenser might be paired with a 3 ton evaporator coil. To find the specific coils and air handlers that are recommended by the manufacturer for this condenser, check the Accessories tab above. Also, you can view the manufacturer's specifications sheets at the Documents tab above.
Some models of condensers include an orifice (also called "flow rater" or "piston") in a small bag taped to the side of the condenser. If the condenser you purchase includes this orifice, you will need to replace the orifice already inside the evaporator coil or air handler you purchase with this orifice included with the condenser. Doing so makes the condenser and evaporator coil compatible. You can view this step-by-step guide to see how to easily change the orifice.
If you are installing a heat pump with a backup heat source which will be a fuel furnace, you will need to install a thermostat like the Honeywell VisionPro 8000 (TH8320U 1008) thermostat. This thermostat switches between the two heat sources as needed and prevents both the heat pump and backup heat from running at the same time.
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Inside air conditioning systems are liquid/gas refrigerant. There are two types of this refrigerant available for use, R-22 (more commonly known as Freon), and a newer alternative R-410A.
An air conditioning system does not consume refrigerant, but reuses it. As long as there are no leaks in the refrigerant circuit, there is no need to ever add more refrigerant to an air conditioning system.
Although R-22 is an effective refrigerant, if it is released into the atmosphere it can contribute to the depletion of the Earth's ozone layer. The EPA has mandated the phasing out the use of R-22. It is being replaced by R-410A.
As of 2010, manufacturers are required to make all new air conditioners with R-410A. However, R-22 is still available for sale in existing pre-2010-manufactured equipment, and for use in servicing existing R-22 equipment. By 2020, R-22 will no longer be manufactured, but will still be recycled and available for sale.
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ROCKDALE - A group of Milam County men are facing drug charges after a six month drug investigation.
Late Tuesday night, the Milam County Special Investigations Unit arrested a group of men and women. Precinct 3 Constable Herbie Vaughn and Rockdale police officers also assisted.
During the warrant sweep, the investigators found a small drug lab. The men seemed to be in the process of making methamphetamines.
32-year-old Patrick Vega, 29-year old Sherman Sanchez, and 18-year old Dylon Caffey were all arrested on warrants for Delivery of a Controlled Substance.
46-year old Samuel Wesson is charged with Delivery of a Controlled in a school zone.
31-year old John Lloyd East, 29-year old Casey McDonald, 31-year old Jessica Arbuckle, and 31-year old Michael Arbuckle are charged with possession of 1 to 4 grams.
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Londonderry man charged in aggravated assaultBy Susan Smallheer
Staff Writer | April 19,2013BRATTLEBORO A 21-year-old Londonderry man pleaded innocent Thursday to charges of aggravated assault on a housemate after he came home Wednesday upset about something his sister had posted on Facebook, according to court records.
Timothy Slade also pleaded innocent to a related charge of simple assault by menacing.
Judge John Wesley released Slade on conditions, including that he not have any contact with Jacob Johnson, 21, the man he allegedly tried to choke, as well as not to harass family members who witnessed the attack.
According to police, Slade grabbed Johnson around the neck and went nose to nose with him, and pushed him into a couch and started attacking him.
Johnson told police that Slade kept on telling him he wanted to fight him, but he refused.
Police said they saw scratches and red marks on Johnsons neck.
According to court records, Slade and Johnson, and other people, including Slades sister and young son, all live with Slades father in South Londonderry.
Slade had been ordered held without bail by another judge Wednesday afternoon after he was arrested at his familys home. At least two family members said that Slade was in a rage when he came home Wednesday, upset about a comment posted on Facebook by his sister Kimberly.
But his anger at his sister later turned to Johnson, according to court records. Slade told police that he was upset with Johnson not doing any work and not contributing any money to the expenses of the household.
Windham County Deputy States Attorney Ashley Harriman said that Slade was ordered by the judge to stay 300 feet away from Johnson and his vehicle. Slade was given permission to return to the home once in order to retrieve some possessions and his vehicle from the home on Thompsonburg Road. Harriman said that Slade will live somewhere else.
Slades father tried to break up the fight, at which point Kimberly Slade called 911 to report a fight.
Terrance Slade told police that he was trying to hold his son down and pull him off Johnson. He told police he didnt know what the argument was about.
But I feel that he needs emotional counseling and help, the father wrote in his affidavit.
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What do the River Shannon and Limerick City of Culture have in common? They're both in full flow. Here, we cherry-pick the events you won't want to miss from June to September.
Limerick, they say, is a lady. This elegant town on the Shannon River is home to the newly renovated King John's Castle, a beautiful array of art and antiquities at the Hunt museum and the foodie hub, the Milk Market boasts tasty treats in abundance. Speaking of tasty treats, the Irish Coffee was born on a stormy night in Foynes, just 30 minutes from here. The Flying Boat Museum there tells that story and more.
Oh, and in case you hadn't heard Limerick is currently wearing the crown of Ireland's first ever City of Culture.
Should you still need convincing that NOW is the time to visit Limerick, we've cherry picked some of the tip-top cultural events happening there from June to September.
Bianco (14-22 June): Forget all you know about the circus: NoFit State Circus has changed everything. Presented under the vaulted folds of a big top tent, the BIANCO show is an explosion of circus skills. Think swinging trapeze, cloudswing, aerial straps and all sorts of eye-watering acrobatics.
A Bill Whelan Gala Celebration (21 June): Question: What do you get when you cross a Riverdance composer, the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra and Limerick's University Concert Hall? Answer: a night of musical memories that will last you a lifetime.
Sense and Sensibility (20 July): Thanks to the timeless genius of Jane Austen and the folks at Chapter House Theatre company, you have the chance to witness something unique: a performance of Sense and Sensibility in an 800-year-old castle (King John's).
Royal de Luxe (5, 6, 7, September): If the bar for street theatre has been raised in recent years, it's thanks, largely to the likes of Royal de Luxe. Their awesome (literally) Giant's Saga will see gigantic puppets dominate Limerick's city streets for three days and nights. It's big, it's beautiful, and it may well be the highlight of the entire festival.
The Elemental Arts and Culture Festival (12-14 September): If you're missing the imagination you had as a child, here's where to find it again. Elemental's otherworldly creations are delightfully dream-like and will be coming to you throughout Limerick city via the mediums of visual art, dance, theatre, literature and more.
Culture Night (19 September): Museums, galleries, historic houses and many more cultural curiosities open their doors after hours and into the night for one night only. Expect free entry, a surprise or two and an entirely different way of seeing a city.
Limerick Jazz Festival (25-28 September): Limerick, they say, is a lady. And she likes music. Limerick Jazz Festival is a smoothly seductive musical moment during the year of culture that pops up in venues all over the city thanks to the Limerick Jazz Society.
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The first Horseshoe goes to Chris Harris.
In the 1st Quarter, the Dolphins had the ball on the 17-yard line in a 3rd and 6 situation. Weapon X crept up towards the Line of Scrimmage and had a running head start at the snap. He rushed around the right side nearly untouched. Miami Running Back Reggie Bush was too late on his block and Dawkins blew right by him to make the Tackle on Matt Moore for his 24th Sack. That forced the Dolphins to punt from their own end zone. Topping off the play was the Mile High Salute he gave to the Bronco fans in attendance.
Dawkins 2nd Sack of the day came on another 3rd and 6, this time, in the 4th Quarter. The Dolphins had the ball at the Denver 22-yard line, leading 12-0. This time the Broncos had seven men on the line with Dawkins on the far left side. Miami RT Marco Colombo backed up too far and barely even shoved Brian as he headed for the quarterback. The pocket was being collapsed by a Bull rush from Ryan McBean from the middle. Elvis Dumervil took a double-team deep on the right, while Von Miller rushed in between the two. If Wolverine hadn't got there Von would have made the Sack. A loss of 3 yards on the play forced Miami to take the Field Goal. That was last time the Dolphins would see the end zone in the game. Dawkins finished with 5 Tackles on the day.
Denver was in a rut and needed someone to show some heart. In the 3rd Quarter, Dolphins Running Back Daniel Thomas ran the ball up the middle. But Broderick was there to stuff the rookie for a 2-yard loss. That seemed to give a little life to the Bronco Defensive Unit even though 5 plays later, Matt Moore completed a 16-yard Touchdown pass to Tight End Anthony Fasano to make the score 12-0 Miami. The Dolphins attempted a 2-point conversion, but Moore overthrew Brandon Marshall on the fade.
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Severstal North America, a subsidiary of OAO Severstal, today announced that The Renco Group, Inc. has signed a definitive agreement to purchase Severstal's
operations at Warren, OH, Wheeling, WV, and Sparrows Point, MD. The transaction
is expected to close in March 2011, and is subject to customary closing
conditions, including expiration or early termination
As transaction consideration, Severstal will receive $125 million in cash, a $100 million secured note, and the repayment of $317 million
The Renco Group, Inc. is a family owned, private holding company that makes long term investments in companies across a range of industries including mining, mineral recovery, metals production / fabrication, defense, and automotive supply industries.
"The sale of Warren, Wheeling, and Sparrows Point marks a strategic refocusing of our North American operations," said Sergei Kuznetsov, CEO of Severstal International. "The sale of these assets will enable Severstal North America to evolve into a stronger and more focused organization that is better able to serve our North American customers," Mr. Kuznetsov concluded.
Evercore Partners is acting as Severstal's financial adviser, and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP are acting as Severstal's legal advisers.
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About Severstal North America
Severstal North America is a major steelmaker in the United States and specializes in the full range of the high quality light flat rolled products.
Fully integrated operations and corporate headquarters are located in Dearborn,
About Severstal International
Severstal International is an operating division of OAO Severstal comprising the North American and European segments.
About OAO Severstal
OAO Severstal is an international steel and mining company with a listing on the Russian Trading System, Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange and the London Stock Exchange. The company focuses on high value added and unique niche products and operates high quality assets in Russia, North America and Europe.
About the Renco Group
The Renco Group is a family owned private investment holding company founded
in 1975. Its portfolio includes a wide range of industries including mining and mineral recovery, defense equipment, metal fabrication and automotive supply.
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Pierre Boulez, Troisième Sonate — Formant II: Trope (1957)
Luis de Pablo, Affettuoso (1973)
Michel-Georges Brégent, Geste (1970)
Michel Gonneville, Rôle (1975)
recorder, guitar, harpsichord and violin
Earle Brown, Centering (1973)
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Earle Brown, New Piece (1971)
Earle Brown, Event: Synergy II (1967)
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My newest CD is designed to
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monitoring progress, to reporting the positive impact you're
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With the Data Boot Camp for School
Counselors and Administrators, what you see and hear on the
videos is what you do. At your fingertips, you'll have access to
30 videos and lots of graphics, tips, tricks, and
resourceful links. This straightforward step-by-step approach
makes learning how to use Microsoft Excel™
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as easy and convenient as watching television. Data Boot Camp
will help school counseling students, practitioners,
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The content on the CD is equivalent to a
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All of these are typically already available on computers:
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