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Illness & Conditions - Cancer - Treatment/Screening/Prevention
Topic Contents
Pain (PDQ®): Supportive care - Patient Information [NCI]
This information is produced and provided by the National Cancer Institute (NCI). The information in this topic may have changed since it was written. For the most current information, contact the National Cancer Institute via the Internet web site at http://cancer.gov or call 1-800-4-CANCER.
This patient summary on pain is adapted from the summary written for health professionals by cancer experts. This and other credible information about cancer treatment, screening, prevention, supportive care, and ongoing clinical trials is available from the National Cancer Institute. Pain associated with cancer can be controlled in most patients but is frequently undertreated. This brief summary describes the management of cancer pain with the use of medication, physical methods, and psychological intervention.
This summary is about pain in adults with cancer.
Cancer patients may feel pain from tumors, surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation therapy. Although more severe pain is felt by advanced cancer patients, many cancer survivors have chronic pain that continues after cancer treatment ends.
Cancer pain can be managed effectively in most patients with cancer or with a history of cancer. Although cancer pain cannot always be relieved completely, therapy can lessen pain in most patients. Pain management improves the patient's quality of life throughout all stages of the disease.
Flexibility is important in managing cancer pain. As patients vary in diagnosis, stage of disease, responses to pain and treatments, and personal likes and dislikes, management of cancer pain must be individualized. Patients, their families, and their health care providers must work together closely to manage a patient's pain effectively.
To treat pain, it must be measured. The patient and the doctor should measure pain levels at regular intervals after starting cancer treatment. Checks should be done at each clinic visit, at each new report of pain, soon after starting any type of treatment for pain, and at regular intervals as the pain treatment continues. The cause of the pain must be identified and treated promptly.
Patient Self-Report
To help the health care provider determine the type and extent of the pain, cancer patients can describe the location and intensity of their pain, any aggravating or relieving factors, and their goals for pain control. The family/caregiver may be asked to report for a patient who has a communication problem involving speech, language, or a thinking impairment. The health care provider should help the patient describe the following:
Physical Exam
The assessment will include an exam of the body to check general signs of health or anything that seems unusual, and to look for signs that the cancer has grown or spread. A history of the patient's health habits and past illnesses and treatments will also be taken. A neurological exam will be done. This is a series of questions and tests to check the brain, spinal cord, and nerve function. The exam checks the patient's mental status, ability to move and walk normally, and how well the muscles, senses, and reflexes work. The patient's psychological and spiritual well-being are evaluated. A personal and family history of substance abuse is taken. All of this information is taken as a whole to diagnose and treat the pain effectively.
Assessment of the Outcomes of Pain Management
The results of pain management should be measured by monitoring for a decrease in the severity of pain and improvement in thinking ability, emotional well-being, and social functioning. The results of taking pain medication should also be monitored. Drug addiction is rare in cancer patients. Developing a higher tolerance for a drug and becoming physically dependent on the drug for pain relief does not mean that the patient is addicted. Patients should take pain medication as prescribed by the doctor. Patients who have a history of drug abuse may tolerate higher doses of medication to control pain.
Management with Drugs
Basic Principles of Cancer Pain Management
The World Health Organization developed a 3-step approach for pain management based on the severity of the pain:
Acetaminophen and NSAIDs
NSAIDs are effective for relief of mild pain. They may be given with opioids for the relief of moderate to severe pain. Acetaminophen also relieves pain, although it does not have the anti-inflammatory effect that aspirin and NSAIDs do. Patients, especially older patients, who are taking acetaminophen or NSAIDs should be closely monitored for side effects. Most NSAIDs affect the blood platelets, making it take longer for blood to clot and stop bleeding. Aspirin should not be given to children to treat pain.
Opioids are very effective for the relief of moderate to severe pain. Many patients with cancer pain, however, become tolerant to opioids during long-term therapy. Therefore, increasing doses may be needed to continue to relieve pain. A patient's tolerance of an opioid or physical dependence on it is not the same as addiction (psychological dependence). Mistaken concerns about addiction can result in undertreating pain.
Types of Opioids
There are several types of opioids. Morphine is the most commonly used opioid in cancer pain management. Other commonly used opioids include hydromorphone, oxycodone, oxymorphone, methadone, fentanyl, meperidine (Demerol), tapentadol, and tramadol. The availability of several different opioids allows the doctor flexibility in prescribing a medication regimen that will meet individual patient needs.
Guidelines for Giving Opioids
Most patients with cancer pain will need to receive pain medication on a fixed schedule to manage the pain and prevent it from getting worse. The doctor will prescribe a dose of the opioid medication that can be taken as needed along with the regular fixed-schedule opioid to control pain that occurs between the scheduled doses. The amount of time between doses depends on which opioid the doctor prescribes. The correct dose is the amount of opioid that controls pain with the fewest side effects. The goal is to achieve a good balance between pain relief and side effects by gradually adjusting the dose. If opioid tolerance does occur, it can be overcome by increasing the dose or changing to another opioid, especially if higher doses are needed.
Occasionally, doses may need to be decreased or stopped. This may occur when patients become pain free because of cancer treatments such as nerve blocks or radiation therapy. The doctor may also decrease the dose when the patient experiences opioid-related sedation along with good pain control, or when kidney failure develops or worsens.
Medications for pain may be given in several ways. When the patient has a working stomach and intestines, the preferred method is by mouth, since medications given orally are convenient and usually inexpensive. When patients cannot take medications by mouth, other less invasive methods may be used, such as rectally, through medication patches placed on the skin, or in the form of a nasal spray. Intravenous methods are used only when simpler, less demanding, and less costly methods are inappropriate, ineffective, or unacceptable to the patient. Patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) pumps may be used to determine the opioid dose when starting opioid therapy. Once the pain is controlled, the doctor may prescribe regular opioid doses based on the amount the patient required when using the PCA pump. Intraspinal administration of opioids combined with a local anesthetic may be helpful for some patients who have uncontrollable pain.
Side Effects of Opioids
Patients should be watched closely for side effects of opioids. The most common side effects of opioids include nausea, sleepiness, and constipation. The doctor should discuss the side effects with patients before starting opioid treatment. Sleepiness and nausea are usually experienced when opioid treatment is started and tend to improve within a few days. Other side effects of opioid treatment include vomiting, difficulty in thinking clearly, problems with breathing, gradual overdose, and problems with sexual function. Chronic nausea and vomiting in patients receiving long-term opioid treatment may be caused by constipation.
Opioids slow down the muscle contractions and movement in the stomach and intestines resulting in hard stools. The key to effective prevention of constipation is to be sure the patient receives plenty of fluids to keep the stool soft. Unless there are problems such as a blocked bowel or diarrhea, patients will usually be given a regimen to follow to prevent constipation and information on how to manage bowel health while taking opioids.
Patients should talk to their doctor about side effects that become too bothersome or severe. Because there are differences between individual patients in the degree to which opioids may cause side effects, severe or continuing problems should be reported to the doctor. The doctor may decrease the dose of the opioid, switch to a different opioid, or switch the way the opioid is given (for example intravenous or injection rather than by mouth) to attempt to decrease the side effects. (Refer to the PDQ summaries on Gastrointestinal Complications, Nausea and Vomiting, Nutrition in Cancer Care, and Sexuality and Reproductive Issues for more information about coping with these side effects.)
Drugs Used with Pain Medications
Other drugs may be given at the same time as the pain medication. This is done to increase the effectiveness of the pain medication, treat symptoms, and relieve specific types of pain. These drugs include antidepressants, anticonvulsants, local anesthetics, corticosteroids, bisphosphonates, and stimulants. The use of cannabinoids added to pain medicine is being studied for cancer-related pain. A monoclonal antibody called denosumab is used to prevent broken bones and other bone problems caused by solid tumors that have metastasized (spread) to bone. There are great differences in how patients respond to these drugs. Side effects are common and should be reported to the doctor.
The use of bisphosphonates may cause severe and sometimes disabling pain in the bones, joints, and/or muscles. This pain may develop after these drugs are used for days, months, or years, as compared with the fever, chills, and discomfort that may occur when intravenous bisphosphonates are first given. If severe muscle or bone pain develops, bisphosphonate therapy may need to be stopped.
The use of bisphosphonates is also linked to the risk of bisphosphonate-associated osteonecrosis (BON). See the PDQ summary on Oral Complications of Chemotherapy and Head/Neck Radiation for more information on BON.
Physical, Integrative, Behavioral, and Psychosocial Interventions
Noninvasive physical, integrative, thinking and behavioral, and psychological methods can be used along with drugs and other treatments to manage pain during all phases of cancer treatment. These interventions may help with pain control both directly and indirectly, by making patients feel they have more control over events. The effectiveness of the pain interventions depends on the patient's participation in treatment and his or her ability to tell the health care provider which methods work best to relieve pain.
Physical Interventions
Weakness, muscle wasting, and muscle/bone pain may be treated with heat (a hot pack or heating pad); cold (flexible ice packs); exercise (to strengthen weak muscles, loosen stiff joints, help restore coordination and balance, and strengthen the heart); changing the position of the patient; restricting the movement of painful areas or broken bones; or controlled low-voltage electrical stimulation.
Integrative Interventions
Integrative interventions include massage therapy, acupuncture, and music.
Massage therapy
Massage therapy has been studied as part of supportive care in managing cancer-related pain. Massage may help improve relaxation and benefit mood. Preclinical and clinical trials show that massage therapy may:
Physical methods to help relieve pain have direct effects on tissues of the body and should be used with caution in patients with cancer. Studies suggest that massage therapy may be safe in patients with cancer with the following precautions:
(For more information on massage, see Exercise 2 in the following section.)
Acupuncture is an integrative intervention that applies needles, heat, pressure, and other treatments to one or more places on the skin called acupuncture points. Acupuncture may be used to manage pain, including cancer-related pain. See the PDQ summary on Acupuncture for more information.
Music interventions
Music interventions may help relieve pain and decrease anxiety in some patients. Music has been used to relieve pain caused by the cancer and by procedures and treatments. Studies have reported that music may work on areas of the brain that increase pleasant feelings and decrease unpleasant responses. Favorite music from the patient's own collection has been shown to help the most. Music that begins before a procedure is more effective than music that begins during or after a procedure. Music may be used along with pain medicine.
There are two main types of music intervention, music therapy and music medicine:
The use of music for pain related to cancer is still being studied.
Music is also used in relaxation exercises. See the next section, on Thinking, Behavioral, and Psychosocial Interventions.
Thinking, Behavioral, and Psychosocial Interventions
Thinking, behavioral, and psychosocial interventions are also important in treating pain. These interventions help give patients a sense of control and help them develop coping skills to deal with the disease and its symptoms. Beginning these interventions early in the course of the disease is useful so that patients can learn and practice the skills while they have enough strength and energy. Several methods should be tried, and one or more should be used regularly.
The following relaxation exercises may be helpful in relieving pain.
Exercise 1. Slow rhythmic breathing for relaxation *
Exercise 2. Simple touch, massage, or warmth for relaxation *
Especially for the elderly person, a back rub that effectively produces relaxation may consist of no more than 3 minutes of slow, rhythmic stroking (about 60 strokes per minute) on both sides of the spine, from the crown of the head to the lower back. Continuous hand contact is maintained by starting one hand down the back as the other hand stops at the lower back and is raised. Set aside a regular time for the massage. This gives the patient something pleasant to anticipate.
Exercise 3. Peaceful past experiences *
Additional points: Some of the things that may comfort you, such as your favorite music or a prayer, can probably be recorded for you. Then you can listen to the tape whenever you wish. Or, if your memory is strong, you may simply close your eyes and recall the events or words.
Exercise 4. Active listening to recorded music *
Additional points: Many patients have found this technique to be helpful. It tends to be very popular, probably because the equipment is usually readily available and is a part of daily life. Other advantages are that it is easy to learn and not physically or mentally demanding. If you are very tired, you may simply listen to the music and omit marking time or focusing on a spot.
*Adapted and reprinted with permission from McCaffery M, Beebe A: Pain: Clinical Manual for Nursing Practice. St. Louis, Mo: CV Mosby: 1989.
Radiation Therapy to Relieve Pain
Radiation therapy may be used for pain relief rather than as treatment for primary cancer in patients with cancer that has spread to the bone. Radiation may be given as local therapy directly to the tumor or to larger areas of the body. Local or whole-body radiation therapy may make pain medication and other noninvasive therapies work better by directly affecting the cause of the pain (for example, by shrinking tumor size). Radiation therapy may help patients with bone pain from cancer to move more freely with less pain.
Pain flare is an increase in pain after radiation therapy that develops before pain is relieved. Pain flare is being studied in patients receiving radiation therapy for cancer that has spread to the bone.
External Beam Radiation Therapy
External-beam radiation therapy (EBRT) is a type of radiation therapy that uses a machine to aim high-energy x-rays at the cancer from outside the body. EBRT relieves pain from cancer that has spread to the bone in many patients. Radiation therapy may be given in a single dose or divided into several smaller doses given over a period of time. Single dose schedules and multiple dose schedules of EBRT are both effective for pain relief but single dose therapy is more likely to need to be repeated. Single dose EBRT for pain relief has not been found to cause more long-term harm than multiple dose EBRT. The decision whether to have single or multiple dose EBRT may also depend on how convenient the treatments are and how much they cost.
Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy
Stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT) is a type of external radiation therapy that uses special equipment to position a patient and precisely deliver radiation to tumors in the body (except the brain). This type of radiation therapy helps spare normal tissue. SBRT may be used to treat cancer that has spread to the bone, especially spinal tumors. SBRT may also be used to treat areas that have already received radiation.
Bisphosphonates with Radiation Therapy
The use of radiation therapy given together with bisphosphonates is being studied in patients with cancer that has spread to the bone. More studies are needed to find out if giving bisphosphonates with radiation therapy relieves pain better than radiation therapy alone.
Radiopharmaceuticals are drugs that contain a radioactive substance that may be used to diagnose or treat disease, including cancer. Radiopharmaceuticals may also be used to relieve pain from cancer that has spread to the bone. A single dose of a radioactive agent injected into a vein may relieve pain when cancer has spread to several areas of bone and/or when there are too many areas to treat with EBRT. Small areas of cancer may respond to radiopharmaceuticals while large areas usually do not. A second treatment may be helpful in patients whose pain does not respond to a single treatment. One study showed that more than 2 doses of a radioactive substance called samarium 153 may be safe and effective in patients who responded to their first dose. Radiopharmaceuticals have not been shown to prevent the need for EBRT in relieving pain from cancer that has spread to the bone.
Radiofrequency Ablation
Radiofrequency ablation uses a needle electrode to heat tumors and destroy them. An imaging method is used to insert the electrode through the skin and guide the needle to the right location. This procedure may relieve pain in patients who have cancer that has spread to the bone. More study is needed to learn about possible risks and benefits.
Invasive Interventions to Relieve Pain
Less invasive methods should be used for relieving pain before trying invasive treatment. Some patients, however, may need invasive therapy.
Nerve Blocks
A nerve block is the injection of either a local anesthetic or a drug that inactivates nerves to control otherwise uncontrollable pain. Nerve blocks can be used to determine the source of pain, to treat painful conditions that respond to nerve blocks, to predict how the pain will respond to long-term treatments, and to prevent pain following procedures.
Neurologic Interventions
Surgery can be performed to implant devices that deliver drugs or electrically stimulate the nerves. In rare cases, surgery may be done to destroy a nerve or nerves that are part of the pain pathway.
Management of Procedural Pain
Many diagnostic and treatment procedures are painful. Pain related to procedures may be treated before it occurs. Local anesthetics and short-acting opioids can be used to manage procedure-related pain, if enough time is allowed for the drug to work. Anti-anxiety drugs and sedatives may be used to reduce anxiety or to sedate the patient. Treatments such as imagery or relaxation are useful in managing procedure-related pain and anxiety.
Patients usually tolerate procedures better when they know what to expect. Having a relative or friend stay with the patient during the procedure may help reduce anxiety.
Patients and family members should receive written instructions for managing the pain at home. They should receive information regarding whom to contact for questions related to pain management.
Treating Older Patients
Older patients are at risk for under-treatment of pain because their sensitivity to pain may be underestimated, they may be expected to tolerate pain well, and misconceptions may exist about their ability to benefit from opioids. Issues in assessing and treating cancer pain in older patients include the following:
Changes to This Summary (05 / 02 / 2013)
The PDQ cancer information summaries are reviewed regularly and updated as new information becomes available. This section describes the latest changes made to this summary as of the date above.
Changes were made to this summary to match those made to the health professional version.
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LastPass Acquires Xmarks!
In our efforts to bring you expanded, go-anywhere access to your data, we're excited to announce that LastPass has acquired Xmarks! It's a great opportunity that not only ensures the survival of the Xmarks add-on, but will also enhance our mission to provide the best data-syncing tools out there.
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I have been a avid user of both, on PCs and mobile.
Will the bookmark syncing features be available for free users?ReplyDelete
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Great to hear this! Have really warmed up using LastPass on a daily basis. Used to use Foxmarks/Xmarks so it will be good to see the both of them together. I think it is a very complementary purchase and will help end users to both store and sync their bookmarks and passwords in a secure manner.ReplyDelete
This is fabulous news. As a longtime user and fan of LastPass, plus one of the folks who was so upset about Xmarks going under, this sounds like a great combination. In fact, I think I even suggested it a few times ...ReplyDelete
Awesome. A great start to the day hearing this. A second for Vegard's remark. As soon as this is put into Opera (along with a decent twitter client), Chrome's out the door. :)ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousDecember 2, 2010 at 9:48 AM
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Are we getting these two combined into one app? PassMarks? Great aquisition!ReplyDelete
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Very good news. Congrats!ReplyDelete
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I'd like to see Xmarks integrated with LastPass, so that my bookmarks are all encrypted, unless I want to keep them separate. Encrypted bookmarks would be excellent, while LastPass sort of works like that, it isn't as setup for bookmarks, and even managing the hierarchy of current sites, is a hassle.ReplyDelete
Also the ability to only have to login to the application once. As opposed to both.
Will be good to see tighter integration between the 2 plugins.
(I'm using Chrome 8)
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Lastpass for passwords, Xmarks for bookmarks. Here here for integration!ReplyDelete
Now Mac OS X ... is will be supported??
Awesome! This is great news. LastPass and Xmarks are the two extensions I use in all my browser installations.ReplyDelete
If you're having trouble upgrading (unzim and others) or if you're running into problems with the Xmarks extension, please email us at email@example.com or email@example.com and we'll help you sort it out.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2010 at 10:26 AM
Please change the web site XMARKS.ReplyDelete
The proxy of my company take XMARKS as porn site and blocks it.
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2010 at 10:48 AM
I'll take the bundle. Awesome.ReplyDelete
This is GREAT! looking forward to see what you do together.ReplyDelete
WOW! Awesomeness..!!!ReplyDelete
I thought Xmarks is gonna shut down forever..
nice work LastPass team..!!
Hail LastPass & Xmarks..
great excellent.. finally you saved my the day... this is the best news i heard after a long time.... thank you thank you... :)ReplyDelete
I think it would be interesting to embed the functionality of both into a single application. X-Marks had passwords sync, history and other things that could be absorbed by LastPass.ReplyDelete
Btw, I loved this excellent news!
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2010 at 1:28 PM
I just downloaded Xmarks! And now, I can use my bookmarks were ever i go and on any computer!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2010 at 2:13 PM
OMFG.... now let them have amazing sex together and create one super app....ReplyDelete
Two of the best services on web just blended together!! We will wait for greater things in future!!!!
I've upgraded to premium in support of your recent aquisition. I use both apps and am glad that xmarks will be sticking around!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2010 at 4:45 PM
Glad to hear this. Already purchased the upgrade for my lastpass account. Its great to see two of my favorite tools come together. I look forward to where this goes..ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2010 at 4:56 PM
Just another guy who thinks both of these products are very useful and is pleased that they are joining forces.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2010 at 5:32 PM
Nice Work Joe! I am rooting for you big time! Best, Anthony SolazzoReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2010 at 6:06 PM
Holy shit, I don't think I can think of a better company to have acquired xmarks! Lastpass is an amazing program and company, and it just works. Same with Xmarks. This, is awesome.ReplyDelete
- email@example.com 3, 2010 at 11:10 PM
Two of my most used and favorite applications coming together. I signed up for premium service and urge all free users to do likewise. The products deserve applause for excellence ... and the cash price is a pittance for such useful applications.ReplyDelete
Awesome! can't wait for some kind of combined browser pluginReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2010 at 6:22 AM
Great. These are the only plugins I installReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2010 at 6:54 AM
I hope in the future it will be one product that combines both. I stopped using xMarks after Google chrome sync. But with LastPass capabilities integrated with xmarks .. i'm looking forward for that.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2010 at 9:22 AM
This is very very good. I was hoping on this, but I never expected this. As a user of both products, it's good to see that Lastpass has listened to the community which make them even better. Thanks folks, this is really appreciated.ReplyDelete
I'll upgrade to the premium version once xmarks offers a Blackberry version :)ReplyDelete
Parabéns à LastPass! Uma bela iniciativa, que vai manter vivo o Xmarks, com um estilo de negócio que merece aplausos. Deixo meu desejo de sucesso nessa nova fase.ReplyDelete
Congratulations from Brazil!
Awesome news !!ReplyDelete
LastPass and Xmarks are truly awesome add-ons. I'm really glad Xmarks won't end.
Awesome! I was using xmarks and roboform. Now I am ready to switch to last pass premium and xmarks for both services from one source. This is a great news.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 4, 2010 at 11:34 PM
Fantastic! Foxmark and Lastpass are my favorite servicesReplyDelete
Woooooooooooooow vary gooodReplyDelete
Wonderful news!!! 2 great services worth to pay!ReplyDelete
We all thank you for letting Xmarks live and grow.
I recently stumbled across XMarks myself when looking for such a solution. But why should I use this over Firefox Sync?ReplyDelete
I'm glad that Xmarks isn't going to die now. I have been using Xmarks for years and was every unhappy at the announcement that Xmarks was going to close in Jan 2011.ReplyDelete
So, thank you lastpass, for letting Xmarks live on.
This is great news! I'm glad Last Pass acquired Xmarks as I am already both an Xmarks and Last pass user. Knowing that it's staying is a relief. Now I don't have to worry where or how to export my gazillion of bookmarks.ReplyDelete
It sounds great... I've been using both for a while, but I am still waiting for the promised Brazilian Portuguese language pack, so that I can finally sign up for the Premium package...ReplyDelete
Hoping to see it available soon...
- AnonymousDecember 6, 2010 at 4:05 PM
XMarks is a security NIGHTMARE!!! All you bookmarks out there on the internet for all to see!!! I for one, will not use XMarks until they introduce private encrypted bookmarks. I don't want my passwords out there on the internet, so why my bookmarks?! Encrypt them all NOW!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 6, 2010 at 4:10 PM
I agree with above, Xmarks not secure, very dangerous,ReplyDelete
- James McLellanDecember 6, 2010 at 8:41 PM
Bravo! And Bravo again.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 7, 2010 at 2:20 AM
LastPass has almost always worked wonderfully for me, but Xmarks was a buggy mess that I got rid of because it was so bad. If your acquisition is about bringing Xmarks up to speed, then I'm all for it, except I hope your valuable programming time isn't sucked up by what I consider to be a less important thing than password management. After all, I don't spend a lot of time going to bookmarked sites, but I do often need to use my passwords. I urge you to be careful not to lose focus!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 7, 2010 at 4:01 AM
for continuing and improving, i thank UReplyDelete
yes it's terrific ! i also used both xmarks and lastpass speratly...now i'm happy :o) il will upgrade !ReplyDelete
Well, that is great NEWS indeed - have been using both services for some time and am as of today a Premier - wishing a great head-start into the NEW YEAR - ZNOXReplyDelete
Out of all the plug ins out there, the one bookmark manager I use and the one password manager I use are merging. How good is that!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 8, 2010 at 7:29 AM
Отличная новость.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 8, 2010 at 8:33 AM
Awesome! LastPass rules, so "extending" it to cover all my bookmarks is a no-brainer!ReplyDelete
Wow, this is the best possible scenario. Two of my favorite services coming together!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 8, 2010 at 4:11 PM
- AnonymousDecember 9, 2010 at 2:58 AM
Fantastic ! I use the 2 products and I love them !!ReplyDelete
Great, really !
Fabrice, Toulouse, France
- AnonymousDecember 9, 2010 at 3:54 AM
This is awesome!ReplyDelete
I'm using both applications too and I didn't want Xmarks to die. Great job, really!
- AnonymousDecember 9, 2010 at 4:28 AM
Lastpass and Xmarks together is gonna be bananas.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 9, 2010 at 6:24 AM
Both xmark and lastpass are my first installs when i install my browser...cant wantReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 9, 2010 at 7:33 AM
i always loved both of them, so i guess that together they´ll be better than ever! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 9, 2010 at 8:20 AM
Totally AWESOME. Xmarks was great, now I can see it getting the improvements it needed like easier bookmark sorting and organising, maybe enhanced drag and drop functionality, and overall more intuitive, beside that, xmarks still lead the pack in terms of bookmarking tools, now I'm confident to see a lot faster development on the horizon....i hope it's not wishful thinking, it i see some action, I'm a goin' premiumReplyDelete
The perfect acquisition. Could not be happier.ReplyDelete
SO happy! I'm an xmark user, and an thrilled. And now, I've learned about LastPass too - and I will be getting it as well!ReplyDelete
Great news! I can't think of a better partnership. Best wishes on a successful relationship!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 9, 2010 at 10:50 AM
Have been using XMarks in the past...great app. I'm now switching to LastPass from KeyPass for my pw needs. What a great combo!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 9, 2010 at 10:58 AM
I look forward to an IOS browser with both LastPass and Xmarks built in! That would become my default mobile browser.ReplyDelete
Already a LastPass premium member, just upgraded xMarks to premium as well. These two products are simply the best web apps out there. Thank you LastPass for making an excellent product....this news is a dream come true!ReplyDelete
Thanks for getting Xmarks back to real live. It is the most useful sync tool I ever seen!ReplyDelete
Better than sliced bread!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 9, 2010 at 11:07 AM
I've been using both these apps for some time. They compliment each other perfectly!ReplyDelete
I'm very relieved that LastPass has purchased Xmarks and that the app will continue. LastPass and Xmarks are "MUST HAVE" apps!
Good news... users are happy now :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 9, 2010 at 11:09 AM
Excellent. Don't need the Xmarks premium services today, but I promised to support you if you found a way to keep going, so I sent in $24 for 2 years service. Keep up the good work. And maybe I'll give LastPass a try. If it is half as good a Xmarks, it will be a winner for me. Thanks, again.ReplyDelete
Like Chocolate and Peanut Butter.ReplyDelete
According to my commitment, I have my premium account Xmarks ;)ReplyDelete
bonjour et merci d'avoir acheter Xmarks! avec lastpass c'est mes 2 extensions indispensable de firefox (c'est dommage qui le mette pas en native dans firefox)ReplyDelete
bonne continuation
de la part de kevin
Thank you. Terrific newsReplyDelete
Please don't join the two services into one. I don't have a good feeling uploading my passwords somewhere else than my braincells ;)ReplyDelete
- Chris MDecember 9, 2010 at 11:32 AM
Thank you for saving xmarks! Going by all these comments from your currents users us xmarks users should be in good hands.ReplyDelete
I have been using both free services for a long time now. I don't have a need for the premium service but I am going to upgrade to keep these great services alive! I can't imagine what I would do without both of these. They are the first things I install on any machine!ReplyDelete
Keep up the great work.
I pledged to support XMarks when they asked for help and I did when it came time to pay. Thank you!ReplyDelete
Superb news. I pledged. I waited. I stopped using anything but Safari due to fear of chaos in bookmarks (and iphone.pad compatibility). Got your e-mail today and just subscribed to XMarks premium. Worth every penny. Installing Firefox and Chrome now.ReplyDelete
Congratulations on a great job with acquiring xMarks, which has made my life SO much easier on a daily basis.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 9, 2010 at 1:11 PM
For those unfamiliar with LastPass services it is important to have a convincing first look effect. I came from an email sent by xmarks support and what I see is the small top row designed with traditional colors of a cheap-porn website!ReplyDelete
Should I trust all my passwords and personal bookmarks to that kind of site?
I believe it should be fixed, guys. XMarks is really good at professional assuring design.
- AnonymousDecember 9, 2010 at 2:04 PM
Thanks a lot for keeping Xmarks alive. When I get my first Android I will upgrade.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 9, 2010 at 2:11 PM
Dude...what are u talking about? Never, ever seen that before. You appear to be experiencing browser issues.ReplyDelete
This is some awesome news, I was worried I was going to lose my favorite add-on! I will be signing up for the premium service for sure.ReplyDelete
Not only did Xmarks survive, it teamed with another great service. Really great news. Very happy indeed. Off to pay for premium now!ReplyDelete
Thank-you LastPass for breathing a second life into XMarks.ReplyDelete
My wife and I would be totally lost without this service as we utilize several computers each during the work-day and evenings, and we were worried that we would have to start keeping bookmarks on flash-drives again.
Well worth the $12/yr for the Premium Service.
XMarks Rocks. And now so does LastPass!
Like VJ of December 4, 2010 10:41 PM, I am currently using Roboform but I'll make the switch because sometimes mergers are good!ReplyDelete
Awesome!!!! Love XMarks and so glad to see it alive and well!ReplyDelete
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Awesome. Just i thought xmarks will be gone and start using delicious. You guys come along, joining my two best friends.ReplyDelete
- Mort YoungDecember 9, 2010 at 4:12 PM
Great news. Really. Xmarks is a terrific plus.ReplyDelete
I pledged to support Xmarks when its demise was first announced.
Earlier today, I emailed my $12 for the Premium level -- am still am unable to get it despite an email from Xmarks saying I indeed do have it.
As requested, I logged out then in.... Still no Premium sign that I could find, except for the offer to buy it.
What's the problem: me or Xmarks? If the latter, can you fix it or give me back my $12?
Mort --ReplyDelete
You can confirm your premium status on your profile and 'My Account' pages on xmarks.com.
My suspicion is that you have been upgraded successfully.
Thanks for the support!
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I found LastPass looking for an alternative to Xmarks when I learned it was going out of Business.
But I couldn't find a good alternative to keep in sync Firefox and Chrome bookmarks!
Thanks to both teams for the great work!!!
Best regards,
Enrique, from Argentina.
- AnonymousDecember 9, 2010 at 5:59 PM
Lastpass looks pointless... but il gladly purchase the premeium xmarks!ReplyDelete
Great. OK, time to upgrade to Xmarks Premium, as I pledged to do.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 10, 2010 at 12:11 AM
Awesome! two great tastes that (hopefully will) taste great together!ReplyDelete
Any plans to add functionality to allow users to synch add-ons in Firefox the way Siphon does? That would be great!
I will be upgrading to the bundle soon!
Favorites and passes anywhere!
- AnonymousDecember 10, 2010 at 2:55 AM
Excellent news. Just received an e-mail telling me about this plus the fact that I can upgrade to X-marks premium. Since I don't own a smart phone, I have no need of this, but WOULD like to contribute/donate money to X-marks continued development.ReplyDelete
What should I do ???
Michael Simpson
@Anonymous -- if you'd like to contribute the best thing is to simply go Premium -- even though you don't need the mobile support you might get a new feature we add in the future...ReplyDelete
I pledged, I paid. I hope all Xmarks users will do the same. This is the most useful service (after the browser itself) I have for internet access.ReplyDelete
I love this two services!ReplyDelete
I upraded for Xmarks Premium.
Thanks to LastPass
- Cary WagnerDecember 10, 2010 at 10:37 AM
I've used both LP and Xmarks for quite awhile. When I heard that XMarks was going away, I was dreading having to uninstall the application and have been holding on until the very end. This is exciting news!!! I love LP Premium and will be paying the extra $8 a year. This is fantastic!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 10, 2010 at 11:33 AM
Love it! already upgraded...just wish I could set it to auto renewal right now.ReplyDelete
Both services are great, when XMarks announced it was shutting down I immediately thought that LastPass should buy them. I'm glad you did.ReplyDelete
As soon as I got the email about X-mark closing down you were the first ones I thought it would be perfect for. I use both these services everyday and I will upgrade to x-marks premium for no other reason then to say THANKS! Keep up the great work.ReplyDelete
FUCK YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
Awesome news! Congratulations!ReplyDelete
- Reido113December 10, 2010 at 12:09 PM
Congrats Joe and the Gang!ReplyDelete
Finally Lastpass will get bookmarks!
- jonwestukDecember 10, 2010 at 12:09 PM
Thanks for the early Xmas present guys. My two favourite tools now in one great package. Now I have even more reason to evangelise about how good Lastpass and Xmarks are!ReplyDelete
Excellent!!!!!!!!! I am not familiar with Lastpass but I will definitely give it a look. I also just subscribed for three years premium to follow through with my pledge to Xmarks.ReplyDelete
Thanks guys!
Thank You, LastPass for preserving Xmarks which I use for both personal and business bookmarks sharing!!!ReplyDelete
I'm glad to hear it a much! I use Xmarks and LastPass both and this is awesom news! 2 my the lovest plugins is united! GREAT!ReplyDelete
Personally, I see lastpass as a bookmark manager of sorts already. If some of the better features of xmarks were integrated into lastpass that would make me happy. But I'm not sure that it would really be worth 66% premium.ReplyDelete
LastPass is a great tool ... used FoxMarks for years ... seems you will be competing against the synch "feature" available in Firefox 4.X ... good luck ... BTW I am a premium member and LastPass is worth the money.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 10, 2010 at 3:17 PM
thank you lastpassReplyDelete
I have been using LastPass for years now, and just upgraded to Premium last month to take advantage of the Dolphin HD plugin on Android. LastPass on Dolphin is a great product, my only wish is to gain access to the password vault through the plugin.ReplyDelete
This is an amazing prospect and add on to my lastpass subscription, and I just bought it. I hope to see this brought to Dolphin HD as well, and I do hope my funds find their way supporting that effort.
- Partha BarmanDecember 11, 2010 at 12:43 AM
Congratulation! My two favorite plug-ins together at last!ReplyDelete
I was sad to hear about the demise of Xmarks. It's really great to hear Lastpass is keeping them alive. I honestly can't think of a better company I'd rather see take the reigns from Xmarks than Lastpass!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 11, 2010 at 7:50 AM
Two teams doing an excellent job on one of the most usefull finctionnalities joining their force, that's great !ReplyDelete
When is the contact syncho coming (expecially between Gmail and outlook that doesn't really exist) ? You are the best placed to do so.
- AnonymousDecember 11, 2010 at 8:02 AM
I use both tools alot. Upgrading now. Cheers.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for saving Xmarks.........
Yet another cherry! Thank you guys. You made my day....Thank you guys.....once again.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 11, 2010 at 10:14 AM
I previously have used free versions of both and the threat of losing Xmarks will prompt me to purchase a subscription because I would like to see both products fiscally secure in the future.ReplyDelete
wow!!! That is great news!!! I use both tools and was very sad to learn that XMarks would be shutting down. What a perfect combination!ReplyDelete
To quote Spock, "Live long and prosper."ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 11, 2010 at 12:41 PM
A million thanks for saving Xmarks. I've never used LastPass, but I'm going to give it a try and subscribe to both.ReplyDelete
Fascinating! Two of the very best and most useful tools that have substantially supported my cyberspace experience for quite some time are joining: what a good idea, what a great chance. I wish you a bright future!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 11, 2010 at 10:00 PM
Sorry, but without 2ways sync between iPads Safari and IE the paid option makes no sense.ReplyDelete
As I love LastPass, I bought Xmarks right away, but am disappointed about this missing feature.
great news, hope more features are coming.....ReplyDelete
I like both LastPass & XMarks! Having them combined would be convenient.ReplyDelete
BUT, your methodology for updating my account is both arcane & unfair. I paid $12.00 2 months ago for LastPass. Now to upgrade you want me to CANCEL my account. Nothing is said about getting credit for the $10 pro-rated value lost in a cancellation. You want me to LOSE money to upgrade??
Gee folks! Either you've done a very poor job of communicating the fairness of the details of how to upgrade, OR your leadership is making some foolish, selfish, and unfair decision that reflect a lot more care for the $$ than for true customer service.
I can see it makes economic sense. I lose $10 to you for unused services & immediately pay you $20. Your bottom line looks great. But honestly, it FEELS like you're stealing money from me - NOT serving me.
You really should either program a method for paying a small upgrade fee - or just give the upgrade to every existing Professional subscriber and bill the full amount next time.
I admit that I haven't searched every inch of your site to see if you explain somewhere else that something I'm seeing is not the truth, but your current method of telling everyone logging in & wanting to update to CANCEL their account does reflect the above.
First, thanks for your support.
1) You don't lose any money. When signing up for the bundle, the idea is to leave you with only one subscription to maintain (rather than two different subscriptions that end on two different dates that would likely cause you even more heartache in the future).
2) Yes, it seems like there should be a better/easier way, but we couldn't find one that would work with both Google Checkout and PayPal.
If you go through the steps on the update page, you'll see that you never lose any credit.
Sorry for the confusion - we'll update the upgrade page to make this clearer.
this is good news guys. i realy thought of loosing an integral part of my digital life. thumbs up!ReplyDelete
I love both services. I use xmarks for firefox and lastpass for google chrome. that's great that the deal was made with sucess!ReplyDelete
Just heard about the good news on the acquisition of Xmarks. Congrats!!ReplyDelete
I have been using LastPass for some time. So knowing this, it still not too late to learn more abt Xmarks.
A wonderful combination.
Perfect combination. So glad Xmarks is not going away and couldn't think of a better partner to keep it going.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the clarification!!ReplyDelete
I'm sure others will appreciate an update to the wording on the upgrade page so there isn't confusion.
Simply love it !ReplyDelete
Thank you :)
Cool, that saves me a lot of trouble!ReplyDelete
This. Is. AWESOME. I switched to LastPass because of xmarks going out. Now it looks like I get to keep everything. ;DReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 13, 2010 at 4:59 PM
I was struck hard when I heard Xmarks was going under, and wasn't sure what to trust with my information, so I was in a bit of a hard place. The news that Xmarks was staying afloat was awesome, and when I looked to see who had acquired them, I knew I would have to try out LastPass finally. Great move IMHO, and you have at least one new customer thanks to it. ^^ReplyDelete
I moved from xmarks to firefox sync. I guess it's time to move back once again...ReplyDelete
- rxfromparisDecember 14, 2010 at 2:41 AM
so happy !!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 14, 2010 at 8:18 AM
Yipeeeh, what a dreamteam. I'm excited how they will merged into one killerapp!ReplyDelete
That is awesome!!!ReplyDelete
Great news! I have used LastPass for months now and love your service.ReplyDelete
I expected this. Lastpass has finaly listened to the community.
Nice one, its my first day with lastpass (thanks so much gawker!), but I've used xmarks forever.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 15, 2010 at 12:10 AM
I am a loyal xmarks user, and will soon be a LastPass premium member!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 15, 2010 at 11:13 AM
What's the added functionality of LastPass? Xmarks syncs passwords already... Is there something about lastpass that makes it more secure than just using xmarks to sync passwords?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 15, 2010 at 4:06 PM
too bad we still need different id's for each one. i was hoping for a consolidated ID.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 15, 2010 at 6:33 PM
too late i jumped shipReplyDelete
should have been done soon
not going to change all the pcs back now
I'm very delighted the deal worked out, consumer power in action, thanks for listening to your many customers who asked if you could help the owners of xmarks, a very wise moveReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 15, 2010 at 11:36 PM
- AnonymousDecember 16, 2010 at 3:30 AM
I am very happy as I was a good user of Xmarks.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the support.
I'm really glad to hear that Xmarks will live on - I've used it for years and thought it a shame when I heard that is was going. And $12 a year for the extra features is a real bargain.ReplyDelete
'Tis the Season to be MOST Jolly, indeed!ReplyDelete
Sweet! Love both services, and am a premium member on both. ^_^ReplyDelete
On that...any word on rebates for premium services if you're using both? ... Please?
Also, is LastPass (or it's parent company ...if it has one) planning on going public? (As in publicly traded?)
I'd LOVE to snag some stock since your services are so excellent.
...also considering the mass of personal info you host, I wouldn't be surprised if you were purchased by big Goog sometime in the future. ;-p *=$$Cha-Ching!$$*
- AnonymousDecember 16, 2010 at 10:37 AM
I've been won over by LastPass and am going Premium shortly for integration with Dolphin HD on my Droid. I'm excited by the news that LastPass has taken over XMark, but until/unless they add parity to Delicious (including import - or Sync - of ALL Delicious bookmarks PRESERVING TAGS), I can't see switching from Delicious. For one, I have over 1400 bookmarks with heavy tagging and for another, I rely on the security features of Delicious to keep some private, some public/shared....ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 16, 2010 at 12:55 PM
yuppyyyy...i really appreciate the step of Lastpass on behalf of die hard user of Xmarks..:)grtReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 16, 2010 at 2:21 PM
YEAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!! :DReplyDelete


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UPDATED Saturday, October 13, 2012 --- 2:43 p.m.
LA CROSSE, Wis. (AP) -- More than 2,000 turned out to hear Vice President Joe Biden speak at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, a day after his debate with Congressman Paul Ryan.
His speech Friday echoed his remarks in other appearances and the televised debate Thursday. Biden outlined what he called "fundamental differences" between President Barack Obama's agenda and that of former Gov. Mitt Romney. He highlighted foreign policy and women's rights but largely focusing on taxes and the impact on the middle class.
It was Biden's fourth trip to Wisconsin this year. Obama has twice stumped in Wisconsin during this campaign, including a rally in Madison after his own debate.
Romney's campaign spokesman in Wisconsin, Ben Sparks, told the La Crosse Tribune Biden offered no details of the administration's plans to create jobs.
Copyright 2012. The Associated Press.
UPDATED: Friday, October 12, 2012 --- 5:57p.m.
LA CROSSE — Vice President Joe Biden is holding a rally one day after his debate just like the President did. Vice President Biden took the stage at the University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse in front of 2,000 supporters to talk about several issues.
Vice President Biden continued to hammer his opponents Paul Ryan and Mitt Romney on their budget plan, foreign policy and women's rights. "America is neither dependent nor is it in decline," he said.
This is Vice President Biden's second trip to Western Wisconsin in three weeks.
UPDATED Wednesday, October 10, 2012 --- 7:20 a.m.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Vice President Joe Biden will again take the Obama campaign to a university campus in Wisconsin.
Biden will appear at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Friday. The Obama campaign says doors at the Cartwright Center open at 11:30 a.m. The vice president's wife, Jill Biden, will introduce her husband.
Biden was last in Wisconsin on Sept. 13 when he held a rally on the UW-Eau Claire campus. Last week, President Obama campaigned at the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, a rally which attracted about 30,000 people.
Copyright 2012. The Associated Press.
UPDATED: Tuesday, October 9, 2012 --- 9:50p.m.
From Obama campaign:
CHICAGO – On Friday, October 12, following Thursday night's debate, Vice President Biden and Dr. Jill Biden will travel to La Crosse, Wisconsin for a grassroots event at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.
In Wisconsin, Vice President Biden will lay out what's at stake for middle-class families on Election Day. He will also discuss the choice in this election between moving forward with President Obama's vision to create an economy that's built to last from the middle out, or going back to the same failed top-down economic policies that crashed our economy and hurt the middle class. Dr. Biden will introduce the Vice President.
Posted Tuesday, October 9, 2012 --- 12:58 p.m.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Vice President Joe Biden will be campaigning in Wisconsin on Friday, the day after his debate with Janesville-native Paul Ryan.
President Barack Obama's campaign on Tuesday announced Biden's plans. Other details, including where he would be in the state, were not released.
The stop is a mirror of what Obama did last week, when he attracted 30,000 people on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus the day after his debate with Mitt Romney.
Biden was last in Wisconsin on Sept. 13 when he held a rally on the UW-Eau Claire campus.
Obama opened a double-digit lead on Romney in Wisconsin in September, but no public poll has been conducted since his widely panned debate against Romney.
Copyright 2012. The Associated Press.


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A Nice, Relaxing Fiscal Cliff Explainer
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Obama won re-election, ensuring more agonizing partisan gridlock that the nation would rather not think about.
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Look at this lake. So peaceful.
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The gridlock deals largely with the "fiscal cliff," a series of tax hikes and spending cuts that will occur unless lawmakers can compromise on laws such as the Bush tax cuts and the 2011 Budget Control Act. That will not happen.
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John Boehner said he would accept new revenues to avoid the fiscal cliff, but everyone said he was just posturing, and they were right.
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Tim Geithner brought the White House's proposed solution to Republicans. The plan included new tax revenues and therefore fell on deaf ears.
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Mitch McConnell laughed at the proposal. Ordinary Americans congratulated themselves for not getting their hopes up.
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The Rieju MRX125 is a pukka dirt style learner trailie from Spain with excellent road manners, quality detailing and tempting price. Four stroke engine is from Yamaha so is proven and reliable. Performance adequate rather than stunning, but all-ropund a great introduction to motorcycling.
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Only 1% of the world's privately-owned land is held by women. In many nations, laws and traditions bar women from purchasing or even inheriting land. Even in nations like the U.S., where single women make up the second largest group of home-buyers after married couples, women receive subprime loans - and consequently lose their homes to foreclosure - at greater rates than men. Why is property ownership still a right reserved mostly for men? What can we do to change this?


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The Flying Pig Marathon and The Reds Community Fund have joined teams to offer this exciting initiative for your school. The High School Challenge is a great opportunity to help your students learn and develop healthy habits while supporting your school. The goal of the program is to encourage and teach students ages 13-18 years old to improve their physical fitness and give back to the community by volunteering and fundraising for their school. Students will train to complete the Flying Pig 5K and the Redlegs Run 5K, making it a Double Play!
The short answer is, no. The program is available to schools interested in participating in one or the other event. However, to be eligible for the top prizes you must participate in both the Flying Pig 5K and the Redlegs Run 5K. Healthy habits are developed over an extended period of time and we believe that staying committed to training, service, and fundraising will benefit the student long after they complete the High School Challenge.
Yes! Each school will earn a score based on participation, community service and fundraising. The score of each school will be calculated by a weighted scale. 60% of the score will be based on student participation (as a percentage of total enrollment). 30% of the score will be based on community service (# of hours of service compared to other schools based on participants). The final 10% of the score will be based on fundraising (money raised compared to other schools based on participants). Note, participation is the most important factor, not speed. Students participating in the High School Challenge are eligible for Age Group Awards in each of the events.
Prizes for the top school includes a traveling trophy, two $1,500 scholarships, a Reds experience and a live broadcast from your school by WLWT-TVs morning meteorologist, Randi Rico. Not to mention bragging rights for the year!
YOUR SCHOOL! 100% of the money raised is for the benefit of your school. The High School Challenge participants can adopt a campus project or the money can be used to update facilities or equipment technology lab, gym equipment, field trip, school dances, etc. The money could also be donated to the schools charitable cause.
The School Coordinator can be anyone directly connected with the school. An administrator, teacher, nurse, parent or coach would make a good coordinator. The role of the coordinator is to recruit students and promote the program throughout the school. Coordinators will also be responsible for planning group training sessions, relaying important program information and supporting students in their training, volunteering and fundraising efforts. You could also have a Student Ambassador (1 per school or 1 per grade level) to assist the Coordinator.
The Flying Pig 5K is Saturday May 4, 2013.
The Redlegs Run 5K is Saturday June 1, 2013.
The 5K is 3.1 miles. Participants of the High School Challenge can compete in either the 5K or 10K (6.2 miles). We imagine the majority of students will participate in the 5K events.
No, students can use any combination of walking, jogging or running to cover the distance.
Participants will receive a training program and healthy living tips for FREE! There will be Flying Pig and Reds giveaway items distributed throughout the program. Other running-related and healthy living items will also be handed out. Each participant is responsible for the cost of the event; the special discounted prices for High School Challenge participants are: Flying Pig 5K is $25, the 10K is $30 and the Redlegs Run 5K is $30, the 10K is $40.
Fleet Feet Spots is a locally owned and operated running specialty store located in Blue Ash, OH. They are an excellent resource for all things health related (gear, training, injury, etc.) for runners, walkers and fitness enthusiasts of all abilities. Their expert staff can help properly fit you for your next pair of shoes, fitness apparel or accessories. Fleet Feet Sports is proud to sponsor the Flying Pig/Reds Community Fund High School Challenge.
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When the Honda CBR600F got fuel injection, it also had its personality split. From this point on, two Honda CBR600s would run concurrently: the Honda CBR600F and the Honda CBR600FS (now superseded by the Honda CBR600RR). One a sporty all-rounder, the other, a full-on sportsbike. The Honda CBR600F was, and remains, a brilliant motorcycle with real power and excitement but with the ...
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Even though spring hadn't arrived yet, the official Fort Gordon "Spring- Cleanup" campaign began Monday, March 17.
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During a slightly better day weather wise in New York City, Grazia Daily were very excited to spend the morning at the Public Library for Victoria Beckham's show, making the 8am show call worth while. The backstage area has become the highlight of NYFW if only for the spectacle of people-watching. With that in mind, here are our top highlights from Sunday's Spring Summer 2013 shows...
1. The Beckham family backstage - from Baby Harper's cute top knot to David Beckham charming everyone - was certainly a nice wake up call! Ken Paves, Victoria Beckham's BFF and hair stylist, also made an appearance to show his support for his bestie and keep those locks in shape. As for the models' hair, the key tool was the Babyliss Volare Ferrari hair dryer - it's super-powerful.
2. Eugene Soulieman's Aussie Rules baseball cap backstage at DKNY brought real life to the runway! It was a reflection of the hair this season too - minimal, casual but very chic. This involves soft, naturally wavy hair, centre partings and hair tucked behind the ears. That should be easy enough to recreate. Right?
3. The aqua trend is quickly gathering pace with Tom Pecheux recreating a gorgeous eye at Derek Lam inspired by a sunset lake. Will the blue theme carry across the water to London, we wonder?
4. It takes three individual MAC lashes applied at the outer corner of the eye to create the elongated, almond eyes at DVF - it's the easiest way to achieve an eye opening effect. We also loved the pink and red print lips that adorned the make-up area, livening up the white walls of the Lincoln Centre.
5. The hair at Zac Posen was bombshell gorgeousness. The elegant waves, false lashes, and customized neutral nails were inspired by Lena Horne and Grace Kelly. 'This is a beautiful high society girl,' explained John Frieda Global Creative Consultant Luigi Murenu. 'It's very romantic, very chic — Grace Kelly 2013.' The waves were created by wrapping hair around a barrel curling iron and brushing out the curls. We want.
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As federal policy makers push for GHG regulation and transparent markets, the California experience shows what works and what doesn't work.
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If there is a planetary imperative to reduce overall energy consumption, and California's marked departure in historical per capita consumption trend in relation to the balance of the United States is in large part, energy price induced, one might ask, why not just raise energy prices further? California energy policymakers and regulators discuss EE as the one component of the state's aggressive GHG-emissions reduction policy that will keep money in state and local economies, while all of the other GHG-reduction strategies will be expensive. In other words, California needs moderate energy prices to help keep the economy going. 11
• Climate: Not surprisingly, the weather also is a strong driver of per capita electricity use. We conducted an analysis of the relationship between the number of cooling degree days (CDDs) in California against per capita residential electricity consumption. 12 This analysis showed that years with higher numbers of CDDs, are associated with higher levels of per capita electricity consumption (see Figure 5.) . This is in large part due to the electricity demands of air conditioners in years with warm summers.
We also found that California tends to experience fewer CDDs than the United States as a whole. The state's relatively moderate climate greatly affects the amount of residential electricity that is used for space cooling in the summer. Heating is less of an issue because of the dominance of gas heating in the state. A good summary measure of the difference between California and the United States as regards climate is the annual number of CDDs each experience. For the period between 1975 and 2005, California had an average of 932 CDDs annually. This is substantially less than the U.S. average of 1,274 CDDs, and represents an average difference of 342 CDDs, or 27 percent fewer. 13 While there is limited evidence of a divergence between California and the United States in terms of the number of CDDs over the past 30 years, it is likely that part of the reason for California's relatively low per capita residential electricity consumption is due to the state's lower average number of CDDs. California's relatively mild climate means that the demand for air conditioning is likely to have increased less than in the United States as a whole, despite the rising income levels in the state.
– Household Size: In explaining the overall trend in consumption, we need to assess the impact of variables such as household size and housing mix. In California, use per household has increased more than electricity use per capita since the introduction of EE programs. California households are larger than average for the United States: In 2006, they contained an average of 2.93 persons compared to 2.61 persons in the United States as a whole. 14
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