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Anti-war protesters in Dublin have thrown shoes, eggs and plastic bottles at Tony Blair, the former British prime minister, as he arrived at the first public signing of his memoirs.
About 200 people in the Irish capital shouted that Blair had "blood on his hands" over the 2003 Iraq war when he arrived at the bookshop on Saturday amid tight security. The projectiles did not strike Blair.
His book, entitled A Journey, contains his defence of Britiain's decision to go to invade Iraq under his leadership. It was launched earlier this week and has been an immediate top seller.
Some of the protesters scuffled with police and at least two people were arrested.
Blair spent about two hours in the store before emerging to more shouts and hurled eggs. He was quickly driven away.
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He was paid a $7m advance for the memoirs, which outline the reasons for his policies during his decade as prime minister, including the invasion of Iraq, which he writes that he does not regret.
Blair has said that he will donate the advance and all of the proceeds from the book to a UK charity for wounded troops.
Several hundred people who were not involved in the demonstrations also queued at the bookshop to receive a signed copy of the book.
Killian Kiely, 21, was among those who met Blair.
"I wanted to see him, he is one of the most important leaders of his generation, though there is a lot I would disagree with about his policies," he said.
"I just wanted to see him in the flesh."
Blair is planning to hold another book signing in London on Wednesday, which anti-war activists have said that they will target.
Baria Alamuddin, the editor at large of al-Hayat newspaper, said that Blair can expect protests to follow him when promoting his book.
"This shows the strong feeling still among the populations around the world when it comes to him taking part in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan."
With Bertie Ahern, his Irish counterpart at the time, Blair negotiated the 1998 Good Friday Peace agreement which ended decades of violence in Northern Ireland.
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- Pat-in Pan Crust:
- 10 tablespoon(s) butter, softened (no substitutions)
- 1/3 cup(s) sugar
- 1 large egg
- 2 teaspoon(s) vanilla extract
- 2 cup(s) all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) salt
- Cherry Filling:
- 1 jar(s) (12 to 13 ounces) cherry jam
- 1 teaspoon(s) fresh lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) vanilla extract
- 1 large egg yolk
- Prepare Pat-in-Pan Crust: In large bowl, with mixer at low speed, beat butter and sugar until blended. Increase speed to high; beat until light and creamy, occasionally scraping bowl with rubber spatula. Reduce speed to medium; beat in egg and vanilla. With spoon, stir in flour and salt until mixture is crumbly. With hands, press dough together in bowl and knead a few times just until flour is evenly moistened. Divide dough into 2 pieces, 1 slightly larger than the other; flatten into disks. Wrap each disk in plastic wrap and refrigerate 20 minutes or until dough is firm enough to handle.
- Meanwhile, prepare Cherry Filling: In small bowl, stir jam, lemon juice, and vanilla until combined.
- Remove both disks of dough from refrigerator. With floured hands, press larger disk of dough onto bottom and up side of 9-inch round tart pan with removable bottom. Refrigerate 15 minutes.
- On lightly floured surface, with floured rolling pin, roll remaining disk of dough into 10-inch round. With pastry wheel or knife, cut dough into twelve 3/4-inch-wide strips.
- Preheat oven to 375° F. Spread jam mixture over dough in tart pan to 1/2 inch from edge.
- Make lattice top: Place 5 strips of dough about 1 inch apart across pie. Repeat with 5 more strips placed at right angles to first ones to make a lattice design. Trim edge with knife. Reserve trimmings.
- Make rope edge: With hands, roll remaining 2 dough strips and any dough trimmings into 1/4-inch-thick ropes. (If dough is too soft to work with, return to refrigerator until firm enough to roll.) Press ropes just inside tart shell over jam, covering ends of lattice to create finished edge. (If rope pieces break, just press them together.)
- In cup, with fork, beat egg yolk and 1 tablespoon water until combined. Brush egg-yolk mixture over lattice and edge of tart.
- Bake crostata 40 to 45 minutes or until crust is browned. Cool in pan on wire rack. When cool, carefully remove side of pan.
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Complying with CA BON deficient courses
- 0Jun 3, '12 by RhanSantiago84As the title states for the folks that have to take certain courses such as OB, MS or either Psyc, has anyone visited and spoken to any Nursing directors at the approved CA BON Nursing Schools listed on the website?
If so please share us your thoughts on the matter, it would help thousands of Nursing Graduates that received this special requirement that we need to comply with the CA BON before NCLEX examination.
- 0Jun 4, '12 by steppybayThere only seems to be a handful that have actually contacted persons you mentioned to have spoken to. Evanchoy is one of them and he spoke to Loma Linda Univ. and I'm not sure anyone has truly successfully entered into such a deficiency class or program yet, as no one has reported back here. This could be due to that the schools only accept applications once or twice a year or maybe they did try but was unable to get a open spot or still in the process of going thru the application paperwork.
What seems to be the case everywhere is that there's a very limited space for the international opening from 1-3 spots and it can be very expensive as not counting the tuition fees but also for books, transportation, place to live, etc and we are not able to get financial aid help as international students. So even if you get in, you can't afford to attend.
- 2Jun 4, '12 by elkparkIt's not a "special" requirement -- you're just being asked to meet the same requirements and conditions that all the US applicants (and those from other countries) are required to meet. Most US nursing programs are set up to accept students that are attending the entire program; there is v. little opportunity to attend one or two specific classes, because US nursing programs are limited by the state BON in how many students they can accommodate and they are usually full to capacity with the "regular" students who are taking the entire program.
As for the "thousands" of international graduates who need assistance with this, CA can barely accommodate the nurses and new graduates it already has in the state; that's one of the reasons the BRN has started strictly enforcing the rules they have had in place for years now (but haven't enforced as strictly when there wasn't a surplus of nurses in the state and such limited employment opportunities).
- 2Jun 4, '12 by caroladybelleHave you questioned why YOU personally opted to pursue a degree program that was inadequate for your goals or to the director of the program that you graduated from, why they choose to provide an inadequate education. Perhaps those programs should revamp their curriculum. These requirements are not new and they have had plenty of time to comply with them.
- 0Since the requirements have been law for years and many "current" foreign educated RNs do not meet the requirements, the CA BON has been allowing underqualified persons to practice with a license for years!And to answer your question of why I opted to pursue a degree program that was inadequate for my goals is simple. Tuition.
- 0BTW this thread is not to condemn us for completing a 4-year Bachelor program in a foreign country. I believe the OP's intent is to shed light on whether there are available classes so WE can comply to the minimum requirements of the BON.
If you want to call out foreign educated students for having an inadequate education I believe YOU should start a new thread.Last edit by BayAreaResident on Jun 4, '12
- 3Jun 4, '12 by caroladybelleThe point is it is not a "special" requirement.If one is trying to achieve a goal (in this case, to qualify to be an RN in CA), it makes sense to investigate the requirements, and choose education to satisfy those requirements.Regardless, of whether CA has passed on others that were deficit, the requirements have been there long enough, that those seeking an education to achieve CA licensure should have already anticipated the challenges and planned accordingly.
As far as tuition being an issue, it makes little sense to pay for a program a study, if it does not qualify you properly to attain your goal.
- 1And we made a mistake. Blindly following a school system that guaranteed licensure in a foreign country without properly investigating whether said course will actually qualify us.
So? Have you never made mistakes in your life? Maybe instead of criticizing us for going to school in a foreign country offering a solution would be beneficial. The only point you seem to make is that we are wrong and you are right.
I'd rather we allow this thread to proceed with said subject of "complying with CA BON deficient courses" than bicker about something that was already done.
- 0Jun 5, '12 by RhanSantiago84I just want honest to goodness feedback on the matter. International Graduates from Pinas are all in the same boat. Just don't want this thread to turn into another flame feast please. Thanks guys
- 1Jun 5, '12 by steppybayWe're not all alone (PH grads), there have been those students coming from the UK or reported that even the UK is not meeting the CA BON requirements. So far, in a way, we should be thankful that not all the states has the strict requirements as in CA.
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South Sudan has expelled the Chinese leader of its largest foreign oil firm, further raising the stakes in a bitter oil dispute with Sudan. Information Minister Barnaba Marial Benjamin on Wednesday accused Chinese national Liu Yingcai of cooperating with the north to steal millions of barrels of oil from Juba. Liu was serving as the chief of Petrodar, a consortium that includes the state-run China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) and Malaysia's national oil company, Petronas.Sudan officials say Liu was advised on Monday that he had 72 hours to leave the country. Petrodar did not immediately respond to VOA's request for reaction. The Chinese-owned company has previously denied claims, however, it has colluded with Khartoum to seize South Sudan's oil. China is the largest purchaser of Sudanese oil and has urged the neighboring countries to settle the dispute peacefully. Last month, South Sudan halted oil production after accusing Sudan of stealing more than $800 million of oil transported through northern pipelines. Khartoum has said it seized the oil because South Sudan had not paid the required fees use its oil pipelines and export facility.More than 70 percent of Sudanese oil now belongs to South Sudan. But the new nation is landlocked and must rely on oil pipelines that run north to export it. Both countries rely heavily on oil revenues, and their escalating dispute has raised fears they are on the brink of war.( to view the full article, please go to: http://www.voanews.com/english/news/asia/east-pacific/South-Sudan-Expels...)
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Toyota hit hard by new Consumer Reports predicted reliability ratings
So you thought Consumer Reports was biased in favor of imports, did you? Tuesday's release of CR's 2007 Annual Car Reliability Survey suggests otherwise, as the Toyota Camry V6, Tundra V8 4WD and Lexus GS AWD were all bumped from the magazine's vaunted "Recommended" list for receiving below average ratings. This news also has farther reaching effects, as CR will no longer recommend new or redesigned Toyotas based solely on the automaker's past reliability, a practice for which we dinged them back in August.
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Overall, however, Consumer Reports states on its blog that U.S. automakers still have a way to go, with 20 out of 44 models on the "Least Reliable" list belonging to domestic automakers. The European brands including Audi, BMW, Volvo, Porsche and Mercedes-Benz, are seeing improvements with specific models like the Audi A3, A4 and A6; BMW 3-, 5- and 7-Series, the Volvo S60 and Porsche 911 all earning above average ratings.
Love 'em or hate 'em, disagree with their testing and survey practices or not, but there's no denying that Consumer Reports holds a lot of sway with potential car buyers. Tuesday's news will surely be felt by Toyota at some level. The company has long enjoyed an unquestioned reign of superior quality that may be coming to an end soon.
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|Original Airdate
|December 16, 1993
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- "Remember when I let that escaped lunatic in the house because he was dressed like Santa Claus? Well, you have a gambling problem."
- ―Homer to Marge
"$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling) is the tenth episode of Season 5. It first aired on December 16, 1993. The episode was written by Bill Oakley and Josh Weinstein, while Wes Archer directed. Gerry Cooney and Robert Goulet guest star as themselves.
During a town meeting, Principal Skinner pitches the idea of opening a casino. Mr. Burns adopts this notion and builds the "Mr. Burns' Casino." Homer takes a job as a blackjack dealer and Marge takes up gambling. At home, Lisa is having difficulties with her school project and Bart opens a treehouse casino.
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The economy of Springfield is in decline, and Mayor Quimby listens to suggestions from citizens on how to improve the economy. Principal Skinner suggests that legalized gambling has helped rejuvenate run-down economies, and that it can work for Springfield as well. Everybody likes the idea; even Marge agrees to it. Mr. Burns and Mayor Quimby work together to build a casino, but Burns objects to several prototypes until he develops his own design: Mr. Burns' Casino, with "sex appeal and a catchy name".Homer gets a job as a blackjack dealer, a popular one at that since he is so bad at it that everyone at the table always wins except him. Also visiting the casino are Marge and Bart. Bart wins a jackpot, but is kicked out, as minors are not allowed in American casinos, unless accompanied by a responsible adult. Bart says the casino was stupid anyway and the squeaky voiced teen laughs, sarcastically telling Bart to build his own casino. He does and makes it in his treehouse, featuring Milhouse and Jimbo as entertainers. While Marge waits for Homer's shift to end at Mr. Burns's casino, she finds a quarter on the floor and uses it to play a slot machine. She wins and almost immediately becomes addicted to gambling. Meanwhile, while Burns's casino is a success, Burn's becomes even more reclusive and eccentric, developing a profound fear of microscopic germs. He grows a long beard, long fingernails and toenails and wears pajamas all the time. He forces Smithers to wear a hospital gown and makes a model airplane, the Spruce Moose, which he seems to think is real.
Due to her addiction, Marge spends every waking moment at the casino and neglects the family. When Lisa wakes from a bad dream of the boogeyman, a gun-toting Homer hides himself and the children behind a mattress in terror, shooting from his cover at anything he thinks might be the boogeyman. When Marge finally returns home and sees what has happened, she promises to spend more time with her family instead of gambling. The next day, Bart intercepts Robert Goulet to perform at his casino, when he was hired to perform at Mr. Burns's casino; Goulet is a hit (singing the children's favorite "Jingle Bells, Batman Smells"), despite accidentally smacking Milhouse with his microphone. Marge forgets to keep her promise, and does not help Lisa make a costume for her geography pageant, so Homer makes a primitive costume of "Floreda" for her (which is not just misspelled, it is also shaped like California). Lisa, along with Ralph Wiggum, who dressed up as Idaho using nothing but a sheet of looseleaf paper that says "Idaho" taped to his shirt, both receive special awards for being "children who obviously had no help from their parents".
Back at Burns's casino, Mr. Burns has mentally degenerated, wearing Kleenex boxes on his feet and designing a plane called the Spruce Moose. Smithers admires what appears to be a scale model of the plane, but Burns insists that it is the full-sized version. Homer bursts into the casino, and barges around searching for Marge. (Interestingly, while Homer's rampage is supposed to be destructive, every thing he passes by causes players to win jackpots.) The security cameras capture Homer's rampage, and when Burns sees him he orders Homer to be fired. Smithers promises to send Homer back to the power plant. Realizing how much he misses the plant, Burns decides to return and orders Smithers to prepare a shave and get rid of the Kleenex boxes, although he decides to hang on to the jars of urine he has been preserving. Deciding to fly back to the plant, he orders Smithers to board the model plane...at gunpoint.
With begging and earnest attempts at support and understanding, Homer persuades Marge to admit that she has a gambling problem. She finally realizes the neglect the family has been suffering and returns home, ashamed of herself. She considers therapy but Homer objects: "No, that's too expensive, just don't do it anymore."
Homer then rubs it in Marge's face and tells her that her gambling addiction was worse than his flaws, such as "stealing all those watches from Sears" and letting an escaped lunatic into the house "because he was dressed like Santa Claus."
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In its original American broadcast, "$pringfield" was watched by eleven million households. The episode was the highest-rated show on the Fox network that week. Since airing, the episode has received mostly positive reviews from television critics.
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UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (AP) - The Prince George's County Board of Education is considering barring its student member from attending executive sessions.
The Washington Post reports that board members who support the move say the high school student shouldn't be privy to certain information in the meetings. Opponents question whether the board has the authority to exclude the student.
The matter is politically sensitive. The incumbent student member will be succeeded in August by the sister of Raaheela Ahmed, a college student challenging the board chairman in the fall election.
The board discussed the proposed change last week. It's unclear when they will take a final vote.
Information from: The Washington Post, http://www.washingtonpost.com
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Many variables to consider.
By Marty McGhie
When considering the various products and services we can offer our customers, most, if not all, of us utilize some outside help in the form of specialized vendors or subcontractors. One of the more difficult challenges in business is deciding when to stop spending your money on an outside service and move the work in-house.
When facing this decision, most companies make the mistake of just looking at the cost of what they are currently paying and comparing it to the anticipated cost of providing that product or service themselves. Cost is certainly the primary consideration, but because there are so many other factors to consider, making a decision without considering all the ramifications is risky and can lead to a poor decision. Over the past year and a half, our company has undergone this process with regards to our installation services. It may be worthwhile to share some of the key factors that we considered before moving away from subcontractors and setting up our own installation division.
Consider your manpower
One important factor is personnel. Before you take on a new service or product line, ask yourself if you actually have the people to pull it off. It may seem like a simple problem to resolve, but having qualified personnel to build a new line of business can be challenging. In the case of our installation department, we had to make sure our team was trained in multiple areas, including vehicle wraps, point-of-purchase displays, wall murals, fixtures, exterior signage, pole banners, window displays, and others. Getting a team fully trained in these areas is very difficult and requires extensive field experience to really get the hang of it. We were fortunate enough to have a couple of men who had done some installation at prior companies and had some of those skills.
Regardless of the line of work, building a team with the necessary capabilities requires some patience, an excellent training program, and great management. Your people will ultimately be the key to your success or failure when providing new services to your customers.
Create a business plan
Another key consideration is the logistics of your new line of business. Before you jump into something new, put together a business plan that outlines some of the issues you can anticipate. What about the required space in your building? Will you need to allocate some of that? Will you need to add additional equipment? I know when we started up our installation department, we certainly underestimated the amount of money that was required in just equipment, tools, and supplies.
What about insurance needs—both worker's compensation and general liability? Will there be outside training costs for your employees? If you are offering a new product line, you will need to address the amount of inventory or raw materials that you will be required to purchase and stock.
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Get your screenings regularly and as recommended by the American Cancer Society.
Clinical examinations, diagnostic imaging, and lab tests are the generally accepted prevention screenings to let you know you are cancer free. Screening locations for diagnostic imaging and lab tests include:
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During this test, the patient is first given an enema containing barium. Then X-rays are taken, with the barium highlighting the inside of the colon. Sometimes air can be carefully inserted into the colon, making small lesions easier to see. This is called a double contrast barium enema. Only a double contrast barium enema is sensitive enough to be used for screening.
Your Primary Care Physician will recommend and order the appropriate screening for you. Computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans are used to provide anatomic information regarding the presence and extent of tumors.
During a sigmoidoscopy, your physician uses a miniature scope inserted into the lower part of the bowel to examine the inside of last part of the colon for growths or abnormalities. Small growths, called polyps, can be removed quickly and without major surgery. Since polyps can become cancerous over time, removing them is the most important step in preventing the development of colon cancer. Removed polyps are tested to see if they are benign or malignant (cancerous).
A colonoscopy is essentially the same procedure, except the physician uses a longer tube to exam the entire colon.
The fecal occult blood test is a valuable diagnostic tool for detecting colorectal cancer. The test picks up small amounts of blood in the stool. If positive, it indicates that something in the digestive tract may need further investigation. You can have this test done in your physician's office.
A percentage of certain cancers - including colorectal, breast, ovarian, and melanoma - have a hereditary component that can be passed from one generation to the next. If you have a family history of cancer on either your mother's or father's side and/or a personal history of cancer, you should look for the following risk factors:
A genetic consultation will include:
Interventional radiology can help provide and maintain venous access for administration of chemotherapy. For tumors with a large blood supply and which are prone to bleeding, pre-operative embolization is available. This procedure entails placing a catheter into the arteries that supply a tumor and injecting small particles to block blood flow through those arteries. By eliminating or decreasing such blood flow, this reduces the likelihood of significant bleeding during surgery.
Mammography along with physical breast examination is the screening of choice to detect early breast cancer.
Needle Biopsies are performed either with stereotactic or ultrasound guidance.
Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is a protein produced by cells of the prostate gland. The PSA test measures the level of PSA in the blood.
Positron emission tomography (PET) scans are available through a mobile unit and, by earlier detection of cancer spread, can help direct appropriate treatment. This type of scan utilizes the higher metabolic rate of cancer cells compared to normal structures in order to distinguish between benign and malignant areas found on CT or MRI. The PET and CT images can be fused on a computer display for optimal accuracy.
Ultrasound uses high frequency sound waves to create an image of a part of the body. Your physician may also order a test called an endorectal ultrasound. A probe is inserted into the rectum to determine how large the tumor is, and whether it has spread. Tumors can require further testing through surgical biopsy.
Surgeons remove a sample of tissue from a tumor and send it to the pathologists for examination. Sometimes, if the lump is small enough, the surgeon can remove it completely during this procedure. Longmont United Hospital patients who need a surgical biopsy can be seen as outpatients in the Day Surgery Center.
Longmont United Hospital patients who need a surgical biopsy can be seen as outpatients in the Day Surgery Center.
Physicians at Longmont United Hospital use nationally recognized systems of staging to categorize the seriousness of the cancer and outline your treatment plan. Results from diagnostic tests including X-rays, ultrasound, biopsies, blood tests and other tests are combined to create a complete picture of where the cancer is located, how large the tumor is (if a tumor is present), whether the cancer has spread and what subtype of cancer it is. Staging is very important because it gives important diagnostic information in addition to defining therapy. Once the stage of the cancer is known, an individualized treatment plan can be developed.
Each type of cancer is staged according to specific characteristics. In general, though, "in situ" cancers have been diagnosed at the earliest possible stage.
To better understand, please review staging at American Joint Committee on Cancer for more information.
Cancer can be treated with:
The Department of Surgical Services at Longmont United Hospital provides care and treatment for patients with a diagnosis of cancer. A multidisciplinary team of surgeons, anesthesiologists, registered nurses and surgical technologists all work together to help diagnose and treat patients who have cancer.
We provide a variety of services from biopsies to major cancer surgeries like bowel resections, mastectomies and radical prostatectomies. We are equipped to offer the most up to date procedures including minimally invasive, laparoscopic and image-guided surgery.
It is our goal in surgery to provide each cancer patient with the highest quality of care for their disease, and at the same time, create an environment where each patient feels safe, respected and hopeful. The Planetree model of care is our guideline as we assist our surgery patients in this part of their journey toward healing.
Radiation therapy (also called radiation oncology) is the medical specialty whose purpose is the control or cure of certain disease processes, primarily cancer, using high-energy radiation.
Cells are the building blocks of the human body. Each body tissue and body organ is made up of billions of cells working together so each body system can function in a normal, useful way.
Cancer begins because changes occur in cells of the body that cause them to act and reproduce in an abnormal way. Cancer cells are not normal cells therefore, they do not function as they should.
Radiation therapy works by damaging the DNA of cells. Although some cancer cells reproduce more often than normal cells, they have a diminished ability to repair themselves.
The DNA damage is inherited through cell division and causes them to die or reproduce more slowly.
There are different cancers, and each behaves differently. Radiation attempts to destroy the abnormal cancer sells in a particular part of the body. It can be used alone or in combination with surgery/ chemotherapy.
There have been significant advances in the field of radiation therapy for cancer patients with the advances in computer technology. One key improvement has been the integration of sophisticated imaging methods into treatment delivery and treatment planning systems.
These new techniques allow unprecedented accuracy and verification of the target tissue thereby sparing normal tissues and reducing side effects associated with treatment. Now, radiation therapy only affects the area of the body that is being treated.
The radiation therapy team ensures that each patient receives the full benefit of the radiation therapy treatment, while maintaining the highest quality of life possible.
Chemotherapy, in its most general sense, refers to treatment of disease by chemicals that kill cells, both good and bad. Chemotherapy acts by killing cells that divide rapidly, one of the major properties of cancer cells. This means that it can also harm cells that divide rapidly under normal circumstances such as cells in the bone marrow, digestive tract and hair follicles. This property results in the most common side effects of chemotherapy:
anemia (low red blood cell count), stomach upset and hair loss. Many of these drugs are given in different combinations to help improve the benefit while reducing the degree of toxicity, as different drugs have different side effects. (Toxicity refers to side effects that are related to the dose of a drug.) Newer chemotherapy agents are more specific to the cells they are attempting to destroy, thus limiting bad effects to normal cells.
Due to tremendous advances in chemotherapy in recent years, many cancers have become curable, especially when combined with surgery and radiation therapy. Often, the side effects of chemotherapy can be managed allowing many people to continue to work or manage a full schedule through their cancer treatment course. Supportive care, with drugs to help control chemotherapy related side effects of anemia and nausea have improved the degree of toxicity.
Hormone therapy, also called hormonal therapy, is used primarily for prostate and breast cancer. This type of treatment is used to keep cancer cells from getting the hormones they need to grow. Hormones are chemicals produced by glands in your body, and are circulated in the bloodstream. Estrogen and progesterone are hormones that affect the way some cancers grow. If tests show that your cancer cells have estrogen, progesterone, and/or testosterone receptors (molecules found in some cancer cells to which estrogen and progesterone will attach), hormone therapy is used to block the way these hormones help the cancer grow. This treatment may include the use of drugs that change the way hormones work, or surgery to remove the ovaries that make female hormones,
or the testicles, which produce male hormones.
Biological therapy, sometimes called immunotherapy or biotherapy is a relatively new addition to the family of cancer treatment. Biological therapies use the body's immune system, either directly or indirectly, to fight cancer or to lessen the side effects that may be caused by some cancer treatments. The immune system is a network of cells and organs that function as the body's main defenses against infection and disease, including cancer. For example, the immune system may recognize the difference between healthy cells and cancer cells in the body and works to eliminate cancerous cells. However, the immune system does not always recognize cancer cells as "foreign." Also, cancer may develop when the immune system breaks down or does not function adequately.
Biological therapies are designed to repair, stimulate, or enhance the immune system's responses.


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Throwing Snow Announces Debut Solo LP for Houndstooth, Shares New Video
- Words: Shawn Reynaldo
UK producer Ross Tones is a machine. Not only does he maintain a slew of side projects, including Snow Ghosts, Vellico, and Alight, but his primary endeavor as Throwing Snow also continues to be quite active. Just last week, Tones dropped the Pathfinder EP for Houndstooth, and now, he's shared the details of a full-length follow-up. The 11-track LP is called Mosaic, and it's set to appear via Houndstooth on June 3. The title is said to "truly sum up the entire album, combining different influences from instruments and equipment rather than styles and musicians to form a coherent whole with varying sounds of production distilled into something cohesive." Tones himself adds, "It's little pieces of the music I love combined to form a coherent whole. Elements of folk and real instruments combined with drum funk, electronica and samples."
Along with the album details—the artwork and tracklist are below—Tones has also elected to share a new video for "The Tempest," a cut featuring fellow Red Bull Music Academy participant Adda Kaleh which kicked off the Pathfinder EP and will also appear on the new album. Director Rick Robin says that the kaleidoscopic clip depicts "a galaxy from the past, 367 light years ago. It's about war and peace. Evolving and never-ending." To our eyes, it's full of trippy visuals and what looks like a series of angelic figures. The video can also be viewed below.
01. Avarice
02. The Tempest feat. Adda Kaleh
03. Hypnotise feat. Kid A
04. Linguis
05. As You Fall feat. Py
06. Pathfinder
07. The Void feat. Jassy Grez
08. Maera feat. Adda Kaleh
09. All The Lights feat. Russell Morgan
10. Draugr feat. KNOX
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He is the author of the books "The New Temple of Knowledge: Towards a Universal Digital Library" (Common Ground Publishing, 2008) and "Tecnología y cultura: la larga sombra de Gutenberg" (Luarna, 2010). He also is co-editor of the book "Emerging Digital Spaces in Contemporary Society: Properties of Technology" (Palgrave-Macmillan, 2011), and editor of a monograph in the periodical Arbor, entitled "Ciencia y cultura en la Red" ("Science and Culture on the Web").
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Launched by a team of leading real estate professionals, NewQuest Properties was formed in July 2001 as a Houston commercial real estate company. NewQuest has a portfolio exceeding $1.13 billion in assets which includes 50 retail centers throughout Texas. Combined with its own portfolio, NewQuest leases over 12 million square feet of retail space in Houston, Corpus Christi, Ft. Worth and other Texas cities.
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Chapter two of THE THIRSTY concludes tomorrow. Remember, we'll have a couple weeks of behind the scenes features, and then the story will continue with Chapter 3, debuting after the Emerald City comic-con (which I will be attending, look for me in the Artist's Alley.)
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Hollywood and politics always seem to find a way to come together, and many of Tinseltown's top names teamed up for the Voto Latino "United We Win" campaign.
Founder Rosario Dawson showed up at Line 204 East Stages to film a new spot for the movement, looking fine in a white top and peach cardigan.
Making for quite the stylish spectacle, the stars were all dressed up and out in full force for the annual White House Correspondents dinner in Washington, DC on Saturday evening (May 1).
Leading the proceedings, US President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama made a grand entrance at the White House's social event of the year.
He's no stranger to high-profile shindigs, and last night (December 1) Orlando Bloom was spotted living it up at the grand opening of Vdara Hotel and Spa at City Center in Las Vegas.
The "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor enjoyed the company of celebrities like Rosario Dawson and Sebastian Copeland as he mingled with fellow guests throughout the evening.
Enjoying a sun-soaked getaway, Rosario Dawson and boyfriend Mathieu Schreyer were spotted walking side-by-side in Ischia on Monday (July 13).
The "Eagle Eye" actress looked summertime lovely in a bright pink dress as she joined her man for a day of sightseeing on the Italian island.
With a wad of cash in her hand, Jessica Alba was out for a stroll on her 28th birthday while visiting Soolip Paperie & Press in Hollywood on Tuesday (April 28).
Looking relaxed on her special day, the "Sin City" starlet wore a cardigan, black tank, black leggings, and gladiator flats.
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Time To Eat da Fish in Panama!
by Panama Joe & Helen
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Shoveling a shrimp head first!
On Sunday (14th December 2008) we got up early to a gorgeous sunny day, put on our shorts and jumped on one those red devil buses and went over to the Amador Causeway. It is a causeway built to link up a series of small islets just past Casco Viejo. There are 'bicycles' built for two there as well as a beach club, the ferry to Toboga Island as well as a row of fish restaurants looking back over the ships waiting their turn for the canal and the modern city accross the water. We had wander around, followed by a beer at a Bennigans that has just opened there. We were sort of tempted by the babyback ribs but decided to move on a check out a recommendation back at the beginning of Avenue Balboa.
I love these places where you have a fresh fish market on one half and a great fish restaurant on the other, don't you? I notice that because they don't have to buy any stock, the restaurant can do a really good business selling seafood at reasonable prices and the seafood is always fantastic.
Restaurante Mercado de Mariscos meaning, "Seafood Market Restaurant" represents this kind of place well in Panama City. Once you've made your purchase dowstairs in the market they will cook your fish or clams, lobster, crabs or scallops upstairs in a wide variety of ways, for $4 a pound. They will fry your seafood, steam, grill, bake.. even do a cerviche or a seafood soup!
We saw a pretty good assortment of seasonal fish, like Corvina (sea Bass), Dorado, Red Snapper,and Tuna. I went for the Dorado because it looks like a meaty fish, more like a Grouper. The guy gave us nearly 2 lbs for $3. We bought 6 Shrimp for $6.50, but that was for a pound. They were huge!
We took them upstairs and had a feast. We bought a pitcher of home-made ice-tea for $3, and 2 Balboa cervaza (beers) at 75c a piece.
For those of you keeping track at home,$9.50 for the fish, $10 for preparation, and $4.50 for drinks. Not bad for a great Sunday luch!
We picked up some Red Snapper to take home and yesterday, Helen made a killer Seafood Gumbo out of it, complete with BJ's special hot chili sauce from Singapore. yum-yum!(the best deal was, I only had to pay Helen $3 pound to cook it!)
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In recent months, the Lays potato chip company began a contest between three of its new chip flavors: Sriracha, Chicken and Waffles, and Garlic Cheesy Bread. Each new flavor was chosen from a pool of customer-submitted ideas. Consumers are invited to spend a few of the $7.1 billion they dedicate to potato chips, and try each flavor before voting on their favorite. The winning chip will remain on the market, and the person who suggested the flavor could win $1 million.
This got the Advocate wondering, what exactly goes into creating a new potato chip flavor? Goldberg of Deep River Snacks explained his process in a recent telephone interview.
Connecticut's only remaining potato chip company is Deep River Snacks, based out of Old Lyme. Jim Goldberg, a former West Hartford kid, started the company in 2002.
"I do most of the flavors myself," he said. "I get most of the inspiration from trying new things, and looking at trends in the market. I like to borrow inspiration from other industries. I wish I could tell you it's some sort of scientific process, but it's not."
Salad dressing companies, he said, are an especially good source of inspiration because they always seem to create very innovative flavoring.
In order to get the exact flavor impact he looks for, Goldberg relies on a few seasoning companies who have earned his trust over the years, and his own intuition. Each new chip flavor, which can take a good deal of time to craft, involves a lot of back and forth between Deep River and the seasoning companies as they search for the perfect flavor.
Currently, Goldberg and Deep River offer 11 kettle chip varieties, including everything from classic Sea Salt, to New York Spicy Dill Pickle. In addition, they produce two flavored tortilla chip styles, two kinds of 100 calorie baked snacks, and a Sharp White Cheddar Cheese Popcorn snack.
Speaking on one of Deep River's popular flavors — Jalapeno — Goldberg said that his company's first incarnation of the chip involved "looking at what everyone else did, and saying 'let's make ours better.'"
The second design centered on finding ways to make their own recipe even better. His new Jalapeno flavor was finished about a year and a half ago, and is proof that sometimes simpler really is better.
"If I wanted to have a jalapeno chip, does it make sense that is has onion and garlic in it? Not really," Goldberg said. "I came up with the idea to simplify it down to four flavors; potato, sunflower oil, salt and jalapeno."
The weirdest chip flavor Goldberg has ever designed, he says, was a tequila lime chip. "The only problem was that this smelled and tasted just like tequila, and I'm not really a tequila drinker," he said with a laugh.
The Connecticut Deep River Snacks office is where Goldberg designs the chips and where the majority of the employees work. Its chips are actually produced in the Midwest so that they can be distributed nationally and internationally.
Deep River is currently finishing the process of being certified as a company that uses no genetically modified foods.
"We're good people, and we're local," he said of what makes his company an asset to Connecticut. "We do a lot of work on the charitable side, and we source everything from the United States. We could make our packaging cheaper in China, but we do that in the U.S. instead."
Goldberg has about three new flavors in the hopper, he says, and expects a new flavor to be released at some time this year. They're redoing their tortilla chip line, and just released a new crinkle-cut sour cream and onion.
You can find Deep River Snacks at Fitzgerald Foods, in Simsbury; at the UConn Student Union in Storrs-Mansfield; or online at deepriversnacks.com.
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thank you Mary ! You will be pleased to hear, I have started this pattern on a more solid fabric (a sort of brown pine stripe) and it is looking good. Will be taking pictures of it as soon as I've ironed it :-))
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