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Sex, violence and humiliation are recurrent themes in the animated films of Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg. Blood, sweat and tears are all in evidence—though made of the clay that is Djurberg's favoured medium. While she devises the plots and directs the animation of the short films, her partner Berg composes the accompanying music. After their first solo show in their native Sweden in 2004, the couple became known to a wider audience when Djurberg won the Silver Lion at the Venice Biennale in 2009. Their latest show, which features sculptures as well as the film Snakes Knows It's Yoga, is on until 1 May at the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam. The couple met in Berlin, where they still live and work together.
The Art Newspaper: You recently began to print both your names on posters and invitations for exhibitions instead of only Nathalie's. Has the way you work together changed?Nathalie Djurberg: Hans is the only person I can work with. In school I couldn't even do team sports. He understands what I want without me having to explain much. It is impossible to separate the music from the work. Nothing has really changed in terms of how we work together. In fact it is almost embarrassing that his name was not included from the beginning.Hans Berg: It was also idleness on my part. Sometimes I would not be let in to a private viewND: No one said hello. Now his name is on the posters, they can't ignore him.Looking through the catalogue for your show at Prada in Milan in 2008 I was astonished by how many films you have made that I haven't seen, despite having followed your work for seven years. ND: That might be because I had never shown some of them before because I considered them failures. Sometimes I feel embarrassed about a film, but much later I grow to like it. Even Hans has not seen all of them.You started by doing simple animated drawings, then you began to work with clay, and in Venice you showed huge installations in which televisions were showing your films. Now you are exhibiting small sculptures without film in Rotterdam. ND: The reason for starting with animations was that I had a problem with letting a picture stand for itself, so I animated it. In animations everything—form, colour and subject—becomes quite natural. But as an artist you have to develop. Going three-dimensional is part of my development. But you still see film as your main medium?ND: Yes, but when I am tired of something I like to do something else and that's why I started working with sculptures. In the Hanover and Rotterdam exhibition the sculptures are not just taken out of the films, they stand for themselves. Do you still destroy the figures you make for your films?ND: Almost always. The collector Ingvild Goetz was the first one who bought figures produced for a film—Hungry Hungry Hippos in 2007. She really liked them and I thought they would work as sculptures.Recurrent topics in your films are self-hate, humiliation, sex, power and violence…HB: All the nice ones…ND: They inform the structures of power. It interests me how you can illustrate a global problem by looking at the private sphere. The structures of power look similar in families and in society as a whole. Evil interests me: the question of whether you choose to act in an evil way. If I had grown up in Nazi Germany, would I have become a Nazi or would I have hidden Jewish families in the cellar? It's easy to judge others without knowing how you yourself would have acted. But at some point we all have a choice; you must choose to be good or bad. The use of sex in your films is very ambivalent.ND: Sex is such an intense thing to use, but it can also refer to non-sexual relations.HB: The idea is to show structures of power—what is OK and what is shameful or wrong. Often one has the desire for something that is perhaps wrong.ND: The other day I saw a film about Isabella Rossellini on TV that interested me. She said that today sex is presented as something that is fantastic every time, but that she had never experienced it like that—sometimes one does not feel anything, sometimes it is fantastic, sometimes awkward, sometimes just painful. There is a whole spectrum. HB: Sex is so closely related to power and humiliation, to using somebody. So it's a useful symbol. But in your early film Tiger Licking Girl's Butt, 2004, sex seems to stand only for sex?HB: There is also a sub-context.Why we have the urge to do things over and over again appears to be a central question in that film. Clearly it relates to sex, but can also be applied to other things such as art. Why do you have the urge to do things over and over again?ND: I did make that film several times, in fact. When I started it I was quite young and socially inexperienced. At that time the film was only about one thing: sexuality. Then I did it again. I became conscious there was something driving me. I often come back to the question of why I have to do things again and again? Repetition interests me.An almost perfectionist aesthetic is characteristic of the works of some of the biggest names in art today—Olafur Eliasson, Andreas Gursky, Thomas Demand and many others. You are kind of the opposite: your clay figures are far from perfectly made?ND: It's all about control. I do everything myself, and I have full control over the whole artistic process. The material contributes to the topics the films deal with. I don't see why I should use a computer when I can do it by hand. I couldn't use actors because I would lose some control. It is me playing the role of all the figures. If you look at a film about rape, I am acting as the rapist as well as the one being raped. To animate the movements you must imagine how it feels. Since winning the Silver Lion at the 2009 Venice Biennale, museums must be queueing up to show your work. Is there a place you would like to exhibit, but haven't?ND: It would be cool to have a solo show in Berlin, but no one has asked us. We have been in the biennale here and in a group show. Maybe it's because I don't go out much but sit at home and work, or maybe in Berlin they are simply not that interested in what I am doing. But it would be lots of fun, because Berlin is where we live.To what extent are your films autobiographical? People often suffer in them. Do you have to have suffered to become an artist or is that just a cliché? ND: It is important to understand others' pain and experience empathy. But this question is too complicated—you have to go for easier ones!One of your earlier films, Florentine, 2005, remains unclear when it comes to a pivotal question: was there an incestuous relationship between father and daughter?ND: I also think it's unclear—and I like that. Despite all the violence and humiliation your films also have funny elements.ND: It's almost impossible not to when doing clay animation. But what is impossible is something sublime. HB: Wagner's "Ring" in clay, for example.ND: In some of the films things look pretty funny at first, but then seriousness follows.Do you mind if some people buy your works only because you have recently become famous?ND: There are probably people doing that, but either way, it means we are getting money so Hans can continue doing his music and I my films.HB: I still have a problem understanding why people buy art.ND: I do not collect; I don't care at all about owning art.
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Rosetta's probe may land 500 metres from jets that produce comet's tail
I have a new posting on my Guardian blog, Across the Universe.
"The European Space Agency is playing a high-stakes game but the potential science return makes it worth taking the chance.
Initially, the European Space Agency thought that its chances of successfully landing on Rosetta's target comet were about 70-75%. Now chances are lower – maybe much lower – but the agency won't give a figure because it doesn't have time to re-run the risk assessment exercise.
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Northern lights may put on a show over the UK tonight
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Skywatchers in northern England, Scotland and Northern Ireland could see a display of the colourful northern lights on Friday and Saturday nights. The aurora borealis will appear as a faint glow or as shifting veils of light in the sky.
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Rosetta comet rendezvous is a triumph for the European Space Agency
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Return of the Vikings? Week One
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The unexpected discovery in 2001 of an intramural burial within the early medieval enclosed settlement at Llanbedrgoch raised a new series of questions about the site, its occupants, their activities and their relationships with other regions.
We returned to the site a week ago, and the last eight days have focused on setting out the new areas of excavation, removing ploughsoil, monitoring weather forecasts and adjusting the daily tasks to make the best of at times trying conditions. The team of students includes volunteers from Bangor and Cardiff, and one from Toronto (Canada). Yesterday we were joined by some local, experienced, volunteers from Gwynedd and Anglesey. They have all been outstanding, and the early medieval archaeology of the site is already being transformed. Excavation is an ongoing process, and if you follow us over the next three weeks, the team will provide you with personal insights into the excavation.
Even though the research design has clearly stated objectives, the work often reveals evidence of a completely different nature. Our return this year was in fact the result of such an unexpected discovery and its implications. The burial from inside the enclosure (Burial 6) was not revealed in plan through specific searching for inhumations, or the recognition of subtle changes in soil colour or character, but by the decision to cut a narrow trench through the early medieval 'black earth' midden material in the south-western area of the site in order to reveal the midden sequence and facilitate section drawing and sampling.
In spite of the profound silence of the individual in this grave and those discovered in 1998-99, they continue since their discovery to help us answer in increasing detail a range of fundamental historical questions:
How did the people of Llanbedrgoch and north-west Wales, who had contact with Anglo-Saxons, Irish and Scandinavians, respond to such peoples?
How does the archaeological evidence for the politics and economy of early medieval Wales compare to that provided by other sources?
Were the daily lives of people at Llanbedrgoch during the sixth and seventh centuries different from those in the ninth and tenth centuries?
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After a gap of more than a decade, a team of archaeologists has returned to excavate at Llanbedrgoch, Anglesey. You can read more about previous seasons at this Viking-Age settlement here http://www.museumwales.ac.uk/en/archaeology/vikings/
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Gossip Girl Review: Winning!by Steve Marsi at . Comments
After Gossip Girl dared to Dair last Monday, would it raise the stakes even higher tonight?
"Cross Rhodes" picked up after the kiss-heard-round-the-Upper East Side, with just about every relationship on the show affected by it in some day. Dair, obviously, but also Chair ... and Derena. And Blerena and even Duck.
Overuse of cheesy couple names aside, Dan and Blair hooking up has been great for the show. Everything is in flux now, from Blair's emotions to the battle between Chuck and Dan. After tonight, who is really winning?
It's premature to make any endgame predictions, but if you thought Dair was a flash in the pan, you thought wrong. Especially after Blair filled in for Lola in the Upright Citizens Brigade's rendition of Inside.
Watching B's face as Sabrina talked about Dylan's true feelings for Claire was a poignant moment - the moment Dan and Blair truly became one in the sense that their mutual attraction was realized and proclaimed.
Some people still say they have no chemistry in the romantic sense. I used to be one of them, but every week I come around a little bit more. Their courtship may be complicated and unorthodox, but it's real.
Leighton Meester, as always, portrayed Blair as a Type A control freak one instant, and a vulnerable maiden in distress the next. It's not the Blair we once knew, and she's not perfect, but such is her life nowadays.
Louis. The prenup. Chuck. These remain formidable obstacles for Dan and Blair (more so the latter ... I sense a vintage Gossip Girl unraveling of the dowry in two sentences of dialogue next week) to say the least.
Serena was right about one thing, though. When Blair is head over heels for a guy, nothing else in the world matters. There's no rationalizing it or explaining it away, and tonight, her walls came down at last.
The mixed emotions of feeling forbidden to do such a thing but at the same time wanting it SO badly shone brightly tonight as Blair kissed Dan not once but twice - once passionately, once lovingly, both memorably.
Is their relationship on firmer ground than it was a week ago? Absolutely. That's the good news. The bad is that moments after Chuck called off his character assassination mission, Gossip Girl dropped the bombshell.
Humphrey, you bastard ...
Dan may be winning, or at least giving Chuck all he can handle in the quest for Blair's heart, yet the Basshole was in rare form with his traditional, sex-based subterfuge. He may be just getting started, too.
Swapping out the manuscript and painting Dan as a plagiarist (while a bit dubious logistically) was cold and calculated. Even if you're rooting for Dan, it was fun to watch the "old" Chuck come out and play a bit.
Yes, using women as objects for pleasure and revenge is not being a good person ... as someone helpfully pointed out. Chuck had been through a lot, though, and he did ultimately listen to B's advice, so we'll allow it.
It seemed he learned his lesson following Blair's directive, until he learned Dan tipped off G.G. Now all bets are off. Dan's the man in many respects, but when it comes to undermining schemes, Chuck may be peerless.
His next move will be very interesting. How far will he go against Blair's order to leave Dan alone? How badly will Dan be hurt when Blair eventually finds out her Muppet prince charming was behind the blast?
Your guess is as good as mine. Blair's love life is very much a blank page, an open book just beginning, with the rest still unwritten (yes, I just quoted The Hills theme song), and I can't wait for the next chapter.
Hey, that book sure sounds more interesting than Dan's next one. Zzzzzzz.
I could go on ad nauseam about the virtues of Dan, the redeeming qualities of Chuck, and the case both can make to put a ring on Blair's finger one day, but we actually have a lot more to cover from "Cross Rhodes."
Namely the fact that ... they did cross. The Rhodes girls, that is.
Finally. After nearly a YEAR as the UES' most infamous impostor, ChIvy was outed at last as she came face-to-face with Charlie Rhodes ... and Carol, Lily and Serena. It was a good, deceitful and confusing run.
Cece's failing health was the nail in the coffin (too soon?) for her. ChIvy should have just bailed in the Hamptons, but she wouldn't abandon her faux grandmother, even if it meant having her trail of lies exposed.
I've been bored by ChIvy for some time. That said, it was great to see her go down. She might be better off if she just split, but it appears she may seek revenge as Georgina's henchwoman next. Good luck with that?
The other silver lining to what looks like Cece's certain demise is that it brought Blair and Serena back together. An evening that began with a major frenemy feud ended on the best of terms, with the two like sisters.
One person who won't be getting in Dair's way is S, who in a moment of reflection, loyalty and surprising maturity, agreed to support her BFF, no matter what. Aww. At least that's one feud we can cross off.
Blair staying with S at the end was a sweet gesture as well. As fun as it is to watch those two bicker and fight in their snarky way, it's only enjoyable when you know they'll come around in the end. And they do.
Will Cece's passing bring the fractured Rhodes clan closer together, or drive a wedge between them? Conventional wisdom says the former, but ... Carol paid Ivy to impersonate Charlie and now they know this.
Not your average dysfunctional family in other words. A few more odds and ends from this episode, which started off slowly but converged in a rather emotional and dramatic way by the end of the hour:
- Don't know quite what it is, but is everyone loving Nola as a couple as much as me?
- You know Lola's an outsider because she's beyond bad at Facebook/phone stalking.
- Did anyone else catch the Dorota and Jenny Inside characters in the background?
- How appropriate is it that Rufus still hides his old clothes from Lily in Brooklyn?
- Great scarves tonight - both on Blair and Alessandra. Chuck has good taste.
- Was Lily just wearing jeans for the first time ever?
- R.I.P. Cece. You were great.
Before we turn it over to your comments, as always, here's next week's promo for "The Princess Dowry." Looks like Hurricane Georgina (absent tonight) is forming and taking dead aim at the Upper East Side ...
What did you think of this evening's Gossip Girl? Discuss below!
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I can't believe they kept Dan's interest in Blair this long… Yey! Did you catch that line Serena said… something like, If Blair likes someone she ignores them… which could mean that since the FIRST kiss she already discovered she had feelings for Dan but was in denial, which makes TOTAL sense because a) she took to her bed for a week after that, ignoring him b) she then later decided to reunite with Chuck (which is her running away from her conflicted emotions)but didn't go through with it.It has taken this long but it is more realistic than them jumping in bed together… for Dan and Blair the consequences of their being together cannot be summarized in a few short episodes… This is Blair for crying out loud… there are probably so many reasons(in her mind)for her NOT to like Dan… but everyone around them can see their weird special relationship with each other… So here's hoping after 1 whole season they writers don't disappoint.
Finally Dair! the buildup from exactly a year ago. Last Valentines day Dan and Blair watched rosemary's baby together on their laptops... It's so refreshing to see that they didn't scrap the developing romance right away but kept it slowly building up which is unusual for the writers (I am convinced they have ADD) because more often than not,they try to move the characters into the next relationship right away.
@CeCeFromTheGrave Well, if their terrible writing is any indication of how they are in a relationship...
Im a dair fan. Dan made a mistake i agree but he did something out of desperation. I know we have all been in a place where we wanted someone sooo bad and yet it would never happen. If we had a video (or a shot) like that who could say that we wouldn't use it. Because at that point its better to do what we can and fail than never try at all. And chair fans remember that chuck has done far worse. I dont even need to point it out. I feel the love between dair, thats what a couple is to me... Where i see chair as a tradgity 2 who love that were never meant to be because they could only keep hurting one another and so in order to let the other be happy they have to let go. And yes i was a chair fan from season 1 but at some point things just can't recover. I believe its time to move on and dair is the perfect way to do that IMO
Also there was one other thing I noticed... the way that Dan and Blair look at each other is so freakin real. Lol they dont look like they are acting. Its like when you relax your face and just(gonna sound real sappy here) let the love and such shine through? Like you are not trying to look cute or handsome, you are just looking at someone you really love. I dont know what that is all about but it was awesome if it was acting.
Well...I may be the odd person out (which is sad in a way) but this is the best season of Gossip Girl so far imo. I've never been this excited about watching episodes of GG before. This whole Dan+Blair thing is kinda how life is. Unexpected but great. And who can disagree that Dan is the male driver of the show and Blair is the female driver? Serena took a big back seat last season and I'm totally uninterested in her storyline.
Seriously, Dair is perfection. The way dan stared at her in this episode was magic. Love them and I seriously hope they'll be endgame. Dan deserves that, he is the nicest character. I feel like everyone hatin so hard is evil!
I've come to the conclusion that apparently the writers can't write real relationships because they've never had one themselves. Can someone hook them up? Maybe we can get fewer psycho-circus storylines that way. Please?
I see all chair fans butthurt cos Dan is now Blair's boyfriend (kind of). MUAHAHA! YOUR SO DUMBASS MOTHAFUCKER! YOUR SHIP DIED AGES AGO! GROW UP KID!
Normally I don't comment about reviews - noone really cares about some random commentors opinions except the people who sit on the computer for hours with no lives and nothing else to care about than what a bunch of strangers say. BUT I do want to answer the question in the review about this being the first time Lily has worn jeans... Not true. Season 1, in the loft with Dan's father. Can't remember exactly what episode. But it's happened. Possiblly just the once. But I know it has.


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|I've been happy with my stainless sink and assumed I'd get two for my new kitchen...until I read here about silgranite. I only see the drainboard available with the double bowl precis - not sure I want to dedicate 54" of cabinet for that. I'll have one sink (facing a wall) for the dishwasher and the other in the island where the view is nicer and I'm next to the rangetop - so I think that one will be best for prep and for washing produce while the other will be used less often (and not by me). So I'm thinking Cascade (Precis or Perfoma - don't seem much different?) for the island and then the Precis large or Vision single bowl (again, little difference?) to serve the dishwasher. Can/should the granite in either area become a drainboard? Anyone have faucet suggestions for those sinks?
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|I have the silgranit Precis super single for cleanup and the 17.5" Performa single bowl as my prep. Since we prep and eat so much fruit and veg, I opted for runnels at my prep sink. Very happy with that decision. Almost everything goes in the DW so very little need for any type of draining at the cleanup sink.
|What a beautiful picture of your prep sink, breezygirl! (Edited after GW search) I found some posts where you explained the walnut and maintenance thereof - it so tempting! Your whole kitchen is gorgeous. I'm thinking I would really use the cutting board/colander I could get with a larger Silgranit sink for my island, are you happy with the size of sink you chose there?
Can such runnels be done with granite?
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|Thank you for the compliments! I struggled a little with the prep sink size. I would have wanted one 1-1.5" wider, but Blanco doesn't make one that size. I had to choose between the one I purchased or one about 20.5" wide. Because of my odd island arrangement with the future banquette to be snuggled up against the island, I didn't want the sink placed too far to the right to minimize possible splashing on the banquette. Consequently, I wanted to preserve as much counter space to the left of the sink for prep. That's my long way of saying that I'm generally happy with the prep sink size, but sometimes wish it was slightly larger. I would NOT go smaller. I am, however, over the moon about giant super single cleanup sink!
Runnels can be cut into granite, although I think I've read about some granites being so difficult with which to work that fabricators sometimes advise against it. Also, some fabricators don't have the tools or skill to do them either so ask up front when interviewing potential fabricators. Generally speaking, you can do it.
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What kind of society, exactly, do modern Republicans want? I've been listening to Republican candidates in an effort to discern an overall philosophy, a broadly-shared vision, an ideal picture of America.
They say they want a smaller government but that can't be it. Most seek a larger national defense and more muscular homeland security. Almost all want to widen the government's powers of search and surveillance inside the United States – eradicating possible terrorists, expunging undocumented immigrants, "securing" the nation's borders. They want stiffer criminal sentences, including broader application of the death penalty. Many also want government to intrude on the most intimate aspects of private life.
They call themselves conservatives but that's not it, either. They don't want to conserve what we now have. They'd rather take the country backwards – before the 1960s and 1970s, and the Environmental Protection Act, Medicare, and Medicaid; before the New Deal, and its provision for Social Security, unemployment insurance, the forty-hour workweek, and official recognition of trade unions; even before the Progressive Era, and the first national income tax, antitrust laws, and Federal Reserve.
They're not conservatives. They're regressives. And the America they seek is the one we had in the Gilded Age of the late nineteenth century.
It was an era when the nation was mesmerized by the doctrine of free enterprise, but few Americans actually enjoyed much freedom. Robber barons like the financier Jay Gould, the railroad magnate Cornelius Vanderbilt, and the oil tycoon John D. Rockefeller, controlled much of American industry; the gap between rich and poor had turned into a chasm; urban slums festered; women couldn't vote and black Americans were subject to Jim Crow; and the lackeys of rich literally deposited sacks of money on desks of pliant legislators.
Most tellingly, it was a time when the ideas of William Graham Sumner, a professor of political and social science at Yale, dominated American social thought. Sumner brought Charles Darwin to America and twisted him into a theory to fit the times.
Few Americans living today have read any of Sumner's writings but they had an electrifying effect on America during the last three decades of the 19th century.
To Sumner and his followers, life was a competitive struggle in which only the fittest could survive – and through this struggle societies became stronger over time. A correlate of this principle was that government should do little or nothing to help those in need because that would interfere with natural selection.
Listen to today's Republican debates and you hear a continuous regurgitation of Sumner. "Civilization has a simple choice," Sumner wrote in the 1880s. It's either "liberty, inequality, survival of the fittest," or "not-liberty, equality, survival of the unfittest. The former carries society forward and favors all its best members; the latter carries society downwards and favors all its worst members."
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Newt Gingrich not only echoes Sumner's thoughts but mimics Sumner's reputed arrogance. Gingrich says we must reward "entrepreneurs" (by which he means anyone who has made a pile of money) and warns us not to "coddle" people in need. He opposes extending unemployment insurance because, he says, "I'm opposed to giving people money for doing nothing."
Sumner, likewise, warned against handouts to people he termed "negligent, shiftless, inefficient, silly, and imprudent."
Mitt Romney doesn't want the government to do much of anything about unemployment. And he's dead set against raising taxes on millionaires, relying on the standard Republican rationale millionaires create jobs.
Here's Sumner, more than a century ago: "Millionaires are the product of natural selection, acting on the whole body of men to pick out those who can meet the requirement of certain work to be done… It is because they are thus selected that wealth aggregates under their hands – both their own and that intrusted to them … They may fairly be regarded as the naturally selected agents of society." Although they live in luxury, "the bargain is a good one for society."
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The telethon will include six hours of contests, talent and a chance to win prizes in the TV-10 studio and Towers Hall TV lounge at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Entertainment will be provided by the groups Innocent Men and Gone Public. Money raised will be donated to United Cerebral Palsy.
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It's been quite some time since we first heard rumblings of the PlayStation phone. The concept - a high-end Android phone mashed together with familiar PlayStation controls - seemed like one that could revolutionize gaming on Android. In theory, this device could have done just that.
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Capecitabine (Xeloda)
What is Capecitabine?
Capecitabine is a cancer medication that interferes with the growth of cancer cells and slows their spread in the body.
Capecitabine is used to treat breast cancer and colon or rectum cancer that has spread to other parts of the body.
Capecitabine is often used in combination with other cancer medications and/or radiation treatments.
Capecitabine may also be used for purposes not listed in this medication guide.
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What is the most important information I should know about Capecitabine?
Capecitabine is used to treat breast cancer and colon or rectum cancer that has spread to other parts of the body.
You should not take this medication if you have severe kidney disease or a metabolic disorder called DPD (dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase) deficiency.
Capecitabine can have long lasting effects on your body. You may need frequent medical tests while you are using this medication and for a short time after your treatment ends.
Capecitabine can lower blood cells that help your body fight infections and help your blood to clot. You may get an infection or bleed more easily. Call your doctor if you have unusual bruising or bleeding, or signs of infection (fever, chills, body aches).
What should I discuss with my healthcare provider before taking Capecitabine?
You should not take this medication if you are allergic to capecitabine or fluorouracil (Adrucil), or if you have:
- severe kidney disease; or
- a metabolic disorder called DPD (dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase) deficiency
To make sure capecitabine is safe for you, tell your doctor if you have any of these conditions:
- kidney disease
- liver disease
- a history of coronary artery disease; or
- if you take a blood thinner (warfarin, Coumadin, Jantoven)
FDA pregnancy category D. Do not use capecitabine if you are pregnant. It could harm the unborn baby.
Use birth control to prevent pregnancy while you are taking capecitabine, whether you are a man or a woman. Tell your doctor if a pregnancy occurs during treatment.
It is not known whether capecitabine passes into breast milk or if it could harm a nursing baby. You should not breast-feed while you are taking capecitabine.
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Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficult breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Call your doctor at once if you have a serious side effect such as:
- nausea, loss of appetite, eating much less than usual, vomiting (more than once in 24 hours)
- severe diarrhea (more than 4 times per day, or during the night)
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- coughing up blood or vomit that looks like coffee grounds
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- pain, tenderness, redness, swelling, blistering, or peeling skin on your hands or feet
- swelling, rapid weight gain; or
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Common side effects may include:
- stomach pain or upset, constipation
- tired feeling
- mild skin rash; or
- numbness or tingling in your hands or feet
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.Back to Top
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Tell your doctor about all medications you use, and those you start or stop using during your treatment with capecitabine, especially:
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This medicine can pass into body fluids (including urine, feces, vomit, semen, vaginal fluid). For at least 48 hours after you receive a dose, avoid allowing your body fluids to come into contact with your hands or other surfaces. Patients and caregivers should wear rubber gloves while cleaning up body fluids, handling contaminated trash or laundry or changing diapers. Wash hands before and after removing gloves. Wash soiled clothing and linens separately from other laundry.
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Follow the directions on your prescription label. Do not take this medicine in larger or smaller amounts or for longer than recommended.
During the weeks when you take capecitabine, take the medication once in the morning and once in the evening, unless your doctor tells you otherwise. You may also be given other medications as part of a combination cancer treatment.
Capecitabine should be taken with food or within 30 minutes after eating a meal.
Take this medication with a full glass (8 ounces) of water.
You may need frequent medical tests at your doctor's office to be sure this medication is not causing harmful effects. Your cancer treatments may be delayed based on the results of these tests. Capecitabine can have long lasting effects on your body. You may also need medical tests for a short time after your treatment ends.
You must remain under the care of a doctor while you are taking capecitabine.
Store at room temperature away from moisture and heat. Keep the bottle tightly closed when not in use.Back to Top
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Seek emergency medical attention or call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222.Back to Top
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Take the missed dose as soon as you remember. Skip the missed dose if it is almost time for your next scheduled dose. Do not take extra medicine to make up the missed dose.Back to Top
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In response to many requests by WELS teachers, MLC is now offering a program by which (D)MLC graduates from 1970 - 2001 can earn their master's degree and their Minnesota state teaching license at the same time. Some current graduate courses are being revised and some new graduate courses added that will enable teachers to "kill two birds with one stone."
All post-baccalaureate licensure requirements can be fulfilled as part of the master's degree program except for a licensure seminar. This 1-credit undergraduate seminar will be offered on campus during the week students are required to be at MLC for EDU5005 Foundations of Educational Research. Additionally, students in this program will have only one capstone project option for completing their master's degree: a 10-week professional experience internship that involves at least three weeks in a public school setting.
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I did not meet Wil Wheaton last weekend. In fact, I failed so miserably at meeting Wil that I went home and purchased one of his books as my way of saying "I'm sorry I utterly failed to meet you. Please take my money instead." Apparently I felt the need to apologize to someone who does not know who I am about things that I did not do. In my world this makes sense.
I could have met Wil quite easily. We were both at the Austin Comic Con this past Sunday and all I had to do was seek him out at the location the convention schedule said he would be. Perhaps if I had done this I would have been able to prepare myself more fully for the experience. What happened instead is that my 10 year old son and I were checking out the signature area and discovered that Wil was in his booth. There was no line. The ideal situation, right? All I had to do was walk right up to him.
But I didn't. What I did do was panic and cling to my child for dear life. My feet refused to move and it was then I knew I was never going to make it to that booth.
About a minute later Wil was escorted right by us on his way to the photo ops booth. My mind boggled with the possible reactions I could employ if he looked at me, but he didn't. I'm actually grateful for this as I might have gone all 13 year old fan girl and have fainted in his path. This is not exactly the example I want to set for my son.
The thing is, I wanted to meet him because he seems to be an approachable person with a healthy sense of humor. He interacts with fans on a regular basis via Twitter and his blog. I have no doubt in my mind he would not have been anything but gracious had I had the guts to walk up to him. But I didn't, and this embarrasses me.
So, Wil? I tried. Please accept the ten dollars I spent to buy your book (or whatever cut Amazon gives you for such things) as a statement that I will try again and succeed. (Also, I wanted to read your book, so win-win.)
This experience also showed me that I need to get the 10 year old schooled in all things Star Trek: TNG. Seriously, he doesn't even know who Captain Picard is; I have failed in my role as a geek parent. This will be remedied, starting today.
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Citing the shutdown of Edward Snowden's email provider, Texas-based Lavabit, and the lack of true end to end security in email, US-based Silent Circle has discontinued their Silent Mail service. Commenting on Lavabit, Silent Circle said (emphasis mine):
Today, another secure email provider, Lavabit, shut down their system lest they "be complicit in crimes against the American people." We see the writing the wall, and we have decided that it is best for us to shut down Silent Mail now. We have not received subpoenas, warrants, security letters, or anything else by any government, and this is why we are acting now.
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After spending 2012 out of the spotlight, Keri Hilson is gearing up for a big year. While attending Gillette's "Kiss & Tell" experiment at the Santa Monica Pier, the blonde bombshell shared her plans for 2013 starting with her third album.
"I took a personal and professional break. I didn't release any music," Miss Keri told Rap-Up TV. "I'm ready now. I'm back in the studio and I'm super inspired. Songs and ideas are just gushing out of me."
While the follow-up to 2010's No Boys Allowed has a title, she wouldn't reveal it just yet. However, she has been in the studio with Planet VI (formerly known as Rock City) and Timbaland and Polow Da Don, who are once again executive producers.
She describes the new material as "In a Perfect World… meets No Boys Allowed with a little twist." You can expect more bangers like "Turnin' Me On" and "Knock You Down."
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The wines were cheap and good, with hardly any of the nine wines we tasted breaking the $20 mark. Their table wines, under the True Frog label, are good for the price, red or white for $10. The standouts were the Black Sheep Shiraz and the Fortissimo Port.
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MIT MUSEUM PRESENTS THE 5th ANNUAL CAMBRIDGE SCIENCE FESTIVAL
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CAMBRIDGE, MA - Beginning April 30th, the streets of Cambridge will come alive once again in a celebration of science and technology. The Cambridge Science Festival, presented by the MIT Museum, will take place April 30 - May 8, 2011 and will highlight the excitement of discovery and the impact of science and technology in all of our lives. Public events, activities and performances during the nine day festival will take place at the MIT Museum and in a variety of locations throughout Cambridge.
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