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Outcomes in Patients with HER2 Overexpressing and Triple Negative Phenotypes Treated with Partial Breast Irradiation using Mammosite Brachytherapy
Neha Sharma, M.D., Susan Lee, M.D., Karen Karsif, M.D., Akkamma Ravi, M.D., Dattareyudu Nori, M.D.
Department of Radiation Oncology, New York Hospital Queens, Flushing, NY.
Purpose: To evaluate outcomes in patients with HER2 overexpressing and triple negative phenotypes treated with partial breast irradiation using Mammosite high dose rate brachytherapy.
Materials and Methods: Seventy-three patients were treated in our department from March 2004 to October 2008 with Mammosite high dose rate brachytherapy following surgical resection as a part of breast conservation therapy. All patients received 3400 cGy delivered in ten fractions, twice daily approximately six hours apart. All patients had stage I invasive breast carcinoma, ranging from T1a to T1c tumors and underwent sentinel lymph node biopsy and were found to be node-negative. In addition, all patients had invasive ductal carcinoma, negative surgical margins, and grades 2 or 3 disease. From this group, seven patients had triple negative phenotypes and four patients had tumors that were estrogen receptor negative, progesterone receptor negative, and HER2/neu positive (HER2 overexpressing). Tumors were located in upper outer quadrant in ten patients, and in the upper inner quadrant in one patient. Three of seven patients from the triple negative group received chemotherapy prior to the initiation of radiation treatments and all patients with ER negative PR negative HER2/neu positive tumors received chemotherapy and herceptin prior to radiation. One patient was noted to have lymphatic vascular invasion. Patients ranged in age from 53-87 years, with median age 62 years. All patients were post-menopausal. Median time to follow-up was 32 months (range 16 – 52 months).
Results: As of last follow-up, no patients have developed locoregional recurrence or distant metastases. One patient from the HER2 overexpressing group developed a new primary invasive disease in the opposite quadrant of the treated breast. This tumor was found to be triple negative. One additional patient from triple negative disease group died from complications of advanced papillary serous endometrial cancer. All other patients are surviving with no evidence of disease.
Conclusions: With our available follow-up, patients with HER2 overexpressing and triple negative stage I breast carcinoma appear to have acceptable locoregional control rates when treated with partial breast irradiation using high dose rate brachytherapy.


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Showing Your Colors, No Matter The Cost
You want to know what makes
a father proud? When your son is a baseball
martyr. With our cross-bay rivals
parading down Market Street
today, my son, Luke, has stood tall.
He's a junior at St. Mary's High School in Berkeley and this is "Spirit Week" leading up
to the school's Homecoming this weekend.
Students are encouraged to wear colors that support their favorite
team. You can only imagine the sea of Black
& Orange on
campus today. It's almost as though
Halloween went into extra innings.
Yet, there's Luke, sporting
his Dave Stewart jersey and A's cap. At
the breakfast table this morning, I told him, he was a brave young man and that I
was very proud of him. He just kind of
shrugged it off, saying "C'mon dad….I've got to represent."
In fact, Luke
has courageously worn his soiled and frayed A's cap to school every day since
the playoffs began. This, without his
father's urging. You can only imagine
the razzing and persecution he subjected himself to. Yet, in some strange way, I think he enjoyed
the conflict. He wanted to show some of
his classmates what a true fan is all
That being said, I was proud
that the Oakland
A's today took out a full-page ad in the San
Francisco Chronicle to congratulate the Giants on a storybook season. It was an incredible accomplishment. One of the things I enjoy most about baseball
is it's a fraternity. Every team can empathize
when another team endures a long losing streak, and the same goes when another
team reaches the pinnacle in the sport.
We all know how difficult the journey is. And the fact that it was their incredible
pitching staff that propelled the Giants to the title should only remind A's
fans that we may not be that far away. Add
a few pieces to your lineup, and those ulcerating close losses can turn into
clutch victories real quick. Eduardo
Perez, the former player and now ESPN commentator, was asked yesterday morning
on SportsCenter who he thought could be the "Giants of 2011." Without hesitating, he said, "the Oakland A's." Now, I'm not saying we're going to add a
fifth World Series trophy to our trophy case next season, but at least we
should all have hope. Hope is a
beautiful thing…especially when you have pitching.
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Great article.
Yes, I have made sure to sport my HOME ballcap for past month to make sure that both the green and gold are represented.
Love stories like this. People must always be decked out in their team's gear when going to the rival's park. In fact, it should be treated as a rite of passage for every A's fan. Once a year, every A's fan should attend a Giants game decked out in A's gear. I did it last year when I went to get the Rolen HR ball #298 signed. Loved it. Wonderful day. Nothing by comparison to all the wonderful days I had in the Coliseum that season, but still wonderful.
"Story book season" Yeah right. It's funny. The whole season, I said to myself, "The Giants have this motto 'Come to our park because IT'S MAGIC INSIDE'" and I just laughed…. and laughed….. and laughed……. and laughed…… and LAUGHED….. Because WE were the ones with the Perfect Game on mother's day. WE were the ones with our own FANS going for spectacular sports-center catches in left field. WE were the ones with a REAL LIFE TITANIC goin' on all season (or at least that was how I felt). So who's REALLY got the magic goin' on inside San Francisco? It's not you. It's ME! It's US. It's the OAKLAND A'S!!!!
I tell you one thing, I know no other A's fan would be with me on this one, but I'll take the season I had with NO world series championship over just your typical ho-hum season with a world series championship ANY DAY! No joke. Give me more of that next season. No wait…. I don't want another Titanic. I already know that feeling. How about…. a real life…… dare I say it….. dare I……. Oh God somebody's gonna kill me for this one……..
Give a real life…….
"The Living Daylights" Yep……
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Fresh-cut and value-added fruits and vegetables get much of the credit for the modest sales growth produce departments enjoyed in the past year. As consumers vote for convenience with their dollars, it's a trend that's likely to continue.
For fruit, fresh-cut rose almost 17% in dollars in 2012 over the previous year while value-added was up 12%, said Steve Lutz, executive vice president of Nielsen Perishables Group, West Dundee, Ill. Value-added vegetables rose 12%. Department-wide, produce grew just over 4%.
By volume, value-added vegetables were up 15% at retail in 2012 after gaining 10% the year before, according to Nielsen Perishables Group. Side dishes spurred that with a 16% volume gain. New products lifted the overall category as unique item count rose 11%.
"People are still time-starved and I think they're getting more time-starved," said Noel Brigido, vice president of operations for Canadian processor Freshline Foods, Mississauga, Ontario.
"There have been a lot of single-serve applications this year for the snack or filler market, for shoppers to grab something quick. It's up dramatically."
"What we continue to see across all fresh foods is consumers seeking out items that deliver convenience," Lutz said.
"There are more items coming into the store."
"If you end up with more items on the shelf, you're either decreasing shelf space for existing items to allow more in, or you're expanding the space," Lutz said.
"I can't prove it, but my guess is that fresh-cut items are continuing to pick up display space. With the growth rates we're seeing I'd really doubt it's otherwise."
Some of the space gains for fresh-cut are coming from the deli department and beyond.
"We continue to get a lot of competition from deli," said Ed Odron, owner of Stockton, Calif.-based Ed Odron Produce Marketing Consulting.
"Look at a Safeway deli — Taylor Farms is supplying a lot of those. Alongside the fried chicken and pizza, the salad section is getting substantial. We all thought it would hurt produce sales, but it hasn't and might have even enhanced it with complementary items. Value-added is profitable in both."
Fresh-cut and snacks
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You never get a second chance at a first impression.
You've spent 10, 20 years in your current position and want a change. While networking and searching for a new job, you realize you haven't touched your résumé in a long time. What to do?
According to the Illinois Department of Employment security, an estimated 1,132,670 people in Chicago were unemployed three months ago – a 1.3 percent increase from February 2012. Between fresh-out-of-school advanced education grads, the many professionals looking for a change, like you, and the thousands of unemployed executives seeking a job, there's a lot of competition. Here's how to make your résumé stand out…
Get rid of boring buzzwords. In December 2012, LinkedIn analyzed more than 187 million user profiles and listed the top 10 buzzwords/phrases to avoid: analytical, creative, effective, extensive experience, innovative, motivated, organizational, problem solving, responsible and track record. These words are vague, overused and don't say anything about you that gives a clear idea of what you've accomplished. Nor will they make you stand out from other candidates. "Instead of 'analytical thinker' try, 'able to determine needs in implement solutions,' shares Graham Nelson, senior writer, A Better Resume Service, Inc. (134 North LaSalle Street). "Also, avoid 'skilled communicator.' Employers assume you're able to communicate well when they see a well-written résumé. It's about word choice and originality without being too esoteric."
Cut the fluff. Employers don't care about your objective; they care about their own. Forget about the typical summary/objective that appears the top of the page on most résumé templates. "Objectives were used in templates around 1995, when desktop computers first came out, as a way to supersede a cover letter," explains Mr. Nelson. "Rather than a lengthy objective, try writing an opening statement that helps present your cross-functional skill sets; avoid stating the reasons you want the job."
Focus on accomplishments over tasks. Anyone can make a laundry list of things they've done for the past 10, 20 years. Instead, your résumé should be a marketing tool that shows the value you brought to your previous jobs. "If you've been in your industry for quite some time, employers at other companies expect you to know the basics of your profession," notes Nelson. Instead, discuss initiatives you created that led to the company to work more efficiently, changed a policy or created a new procedure. Your résumé shouldn't list what you do, but the reasons why you're good at what you do.
Spell-check yourself. Use your computer's spell-check to start, but don't rely on it. An automatic spell-check won't catch the fact that you meant 'to' when you typed 'too' and vice versa. After re-reading your résumé over and over, you may even gloss over a mistake because your mind is reading what you think is on the page. So get another set of eyes on it.
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Cleveland Police Chief Buster Bingham said there was confusion from the public that the shootings occurred at the county fair at the Bolivar County Expo but he confirmed they took place off premises around First Street and Martin Luther King Drive.
Bingham added that no one was hurt in the incident and it was a case of poor decision making from the young suspects.
"All the shots were fired into the air," said Bingham. "No buildings were shot at, no cars, no people. It's just a case of knuckleheaded activity."
Two juvenile suspects were arrested for discharging a firearm within the city limits.
One of the juveniles was also charged with malicious mischief and escape after he broke out the back window of the police car.
He was caught again shortly after.
According to the report, officers also found several guns inside the vehicle of suspect Deangelo Williams, 19.
Williams was charged with discharging a firearm within city limits and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
Bingham said the investigation determined that once the juvenile discharged the weapon, an adult suspect in another vehicle picked him up.
The adult was Bobby Harris, 20. He was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
Bingham said this type of behavior would not be tolerated in Cleveland.
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Hoard's Dairyman: Why new corn silage doesn't feed as well
Why new corn silage doesn't feed as well
By Chris Hallad
The author is Vita Plus forage program manager, dairy nutritionist. The author would like to gratefully acknowledge the financial and technical assistance of Don Sapienza and Dave Taysom of Sapienza Analytica, LLC and Dairyland Laboratories, Inc., respectively.
The air is brisk, the fields are tilled, and another year's corn silage harvest is tucked away and fermented in the silo. As the new silage is opened, the corn smells well fermented and tests well. Yet, immediately upon switching from last year's corn silage to "new" corn silage milk production drops. Despite your best efforts, the cows fail to come back to previous production levels for a couple months. Sound all too familiar?
Based on these observations, nutritionists, herd managers, and owners have suggested the quantity of digestible nutrients in corn silage must be changing with time ensiled. Yet, clear research to support these observations has been lacking. To test the hypothesis that corn silage nutrients, in particular starch and fiber digestibility, change over time, we designed a study to pin down what happens.
To take out the effect of field, location in the storage unit or hybrid variation, we used two commercial corn silage hybrids from two dairies in southeastern Minnesota. We took forage from a single load after it was harvested with a self-propelled forage harvester. We vacuum sealed the samples in plastic bags, fermented them, and kept them in an environmentally controlled room. Every 30 days, bags were removed and frozen until analyzed at the end of the trial. The study took place over a period of 11 months.
At the end of the year, we analyzed all samples for dry matter digestibility (12 and 30 hour), NDF digestibility (12 and 30 hour), and starch digestibility (12 and 30 hour), plus total tract starch digestibility via in-vitro methods.
The cows knew . . .
The study proved the ultimate judge of forage quality and energy, the cow, is right. All digestibility measures improved with time ensiled. (See the table.) Most changes in these values appeared to plateau after six months of ensiling, although NDF digestibility continued to improve until the end of the trial.
So what does this mean to cow performance and ultimately your farm's margin? Clearly, the amount of available energy to the cow is limited early in the ensiling period. With today's high-producing cows and tightly formulated rations, it is not feasible or practical to expect we can make up the energy limitations entirely through ration formulation.
Depending on the stage of lactation the cow is in, one of two things can happen. If the cow is early in lactation, high in milk production and limited by gut fill, we often see a drop in milk production because of the poor digestibility associated with shortly fermented forage. Cows lower in production or late in lactation may be able to compensate for some of the reduced digestibility by eating more and improving energy intake. Either way, potential income is lost either due to lost milk or higher feed cost.
Effective ration formulation depends on optimizing rumen microbial growth and microbial protein production. Diets that are poorly fermented in the rumen can result in reduced rumen function and microbial yield. This can lower milk production and ration efficiency. However, as ruminal starch digestibility goes up, excessive fermentability can result in lowered ruminal pH, feed intake, diet digestibility, and microbial protein production. This not only negatively affects milk production if diets are not adjusted but can have implications on cow health.
Experienced nutritionists and herd managers often watch cow performance, intake, and manure to make adjustments in the diet. Having a more complete understanding of how nutrients change over time ensiled may help achieve the best ration formulation and, thus, farm margins.
Your choices are . . .
So what can be done to reduce this effect of "new" corn silage? The most obvious is to ensile the corn silage and wait three to six months before feeding. While this adds to storage and inventory cost, it is offset by greater milk income. However, extra storage space and the economic reality of inventorying excess feed is something many dairymen are unable or unwilling to invest in.
Of course, you can make up some energy by simply substituting an energy source such as corn or concentrate for forage. But this usually results in greater cost and may negatively affect rumen function.
Some nutritionists formulate for less corn silage and more haylage during this period until the forage is adequately fermented and more digestible. But this option means more ration adjustments and inconsistencies. If this is done, it is preferable to make changes gradually over time. Proper processing will help improve starch digestibility but cannot overcome the effect of fermentation.
Hybrids do differ . . .
Recent research by Pat Hoffman and others at the University of Wisconsin suggests that hybrid differences may alleviate some of the lower starch digestibility seen early in the fermentation of corn silage. Proteins called prolamins encapsulate starch granules and appear to vary among hybrids. Since this prolamin is insoluble in water or rumen fluid, it inhibits starch digestion. Some hybrids naturally have less of this protein matrix.
Eventually, as time ensiled passes, this protein dissolves due to fermentation acids, and endosperm becomes more soluble (digestible). Thus, with time ensiled, we see changes in starch digestibility.
Hybrids containing less prolamin may have better digestibility in the early months of ensiling versus hybrids that contain more prolamin that needs to be solubilized. But because prolamins disappear with fermentation, differences between hybrids may disappear after several months of ensiling. A test developed by Pat Hoffman that includes prolamin measurement as part of a grain quality index recently has become commercially available.
With some of this new information, we now have a clearer understanding of how dry matter, starch, and fiber digestibility vary with length of ensiling. This will help nutritionists formulate rations that maximize energy intake, diet efficiency, milk production, and herd health.


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Will County home sales jump in 2012; more than 7,500 sold
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Will County cracked 7,000 home sales last year for the first time since 2007.
Home sales jumped 28 percent, from 5,872 in 2011 to 7,515, according to statistics released Tuesday by the Illinois Association of Realtors.
The last time Will County had more than 7,000 home sales was when it hit 7,948 in 2007. The recession started in December of that year.
"Things have been improving," said David McClintock, CEO of the Joliet-based Three Rivers Realtors Association. "Inventory is down a little, which shows properties are moving. ... There's been a pent-up demand to purchase and a pent-up demand to sell."
That's good news for all the people who get business from home sales including surveyors, home inspectors, stores that sell appliances and bedding, title companies, law offices, lenders and, of course, real estate agents, McClintock said.
"All in all, we're very optimistic," he added.
There was other good housing news in the association's report. Last year, the average Will County home spent 94 days on the market before being sold, down from 103 in 2011. Also, the inventory of homes in Will County dropped from 5,353 in December 2011 to 3,272 last month.
The only statistic that remained in the red was the median sales price, which decreased from $160,000 in 2011 to $157,000 last year, a drop of 1.9 percent. The number is much lower than a high of $213,500 reached in 2005 when Will County was one of the fastest growing counties in the nation and a record 11,919 homes were sold.
"I don't think you're going to get back to anything like that," McClintock said.
Home values will probably remain lower because after watching four years of "values falling through the floor," no one is going to overvalue a home and have it sit on the market unsold, he explained.
Things also were looking up last year in:
◆ Kendall County, where the total number of home sales increased 16.8 percent, from 1,610 in 2011 to 1,880. Homes spent only 87 days on the market, down from 104 in 2011. The inventory of homes for sale dropped from 1,119 in December 2011 to 663 last month, a decline of 40.8 percent. But the median price fell slightly, from $156,900 in 2011 to $155,000 last year.
◆ Grundy County, where home sales increased 13.9 percent, from 452 in 2011 to 515 last year. The average number of days on the market fell slightly, from 115 to 112. But the inventory of homes for sale dropped 25.7 percent, from 456 to 339. Unlike Will and Kendall counties, the median home price increased 6.6 percent in Grundy County, from $132,250 in 2011 to $141,000.
◆ Statewide, 2012 home sales were up 22.9 percent from the previous year and median home prices increased 0.7 percent.
"Throughout 2012 we saw signs the state's housing market was recovering," said Michael Oldenettel, president of the Illinois Association of Realtors. "When you look at where we were in January 2012 versus where we ended up in December, you have to be impressed with the market's resilience."
Geoffrey Hewings, director of the Regional Economics Applications Laboratory at the University of Illinois, said representatives in Springfield and Washington D.C. need to resolve fiscal challenges to keep the momentum going.
"Declining consumer confidence reflects the uncertainties; consumers are unlikely to explore major purchases, especially of houses, when tax rates, mortgage interest deductions and pension obligations remain unresolved."


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Organized play for all of our LCGs continues to grow all over the world. We are proud that our global community has done so well at introducing new players to the games and strengthening their local organized play communities to build a strong and enthusiastic meta game. The basis of this community is the organized play events. These bring players from a wide range of backgrounds to a localized, regularly scheduled, and dynamic playing environment. The goal of these Game Nights, as they are called, is to build up local A Game of Thrones, Call of Cthulhu, and Warhammer: Invasion communities.
For those who have never been to a Game Night, here is a summary of what you can expect. The organizer will set a certain time and day of the week for their Game Night. It is important to keep in mind that all Players who show up for the first night will be put onto the players list and be expected to play for the duration of the Game Night season. On the first night you'll receive your achievement card to track your progress. Although there are official tournament rules for all of our LCGs, it comes down to the local player community and the organizer to determine the limitations and ground rules of a Game Night. The season generally lasts 6 weeks, at the end of which the winner is determined and the prizes from the Game Night kits are given out.
Here is an example of what you might encounter in a more casual to lightly-competitive play group:
Game Night is a great way to try out a lot of different ways of playing, from varying deck builds to different tournament formats. The important thing is to have fun and keep coming back each week for new and exciting adventures.
Achievements in our Game Nights are a fun and engaging way to involve players of all levels of experience, while also giving players a reason to vary their gaming experience. We encourage players to earn as many achievements as they can over the course of their Game Night sessions. The way achievements work is simple: each achievement is a task that you can accomplish while playing a game at a Game Night. Some of the achievements are very easy and can be accomplished by most players in the first game of their first session - these achievements are ideal for new players. Some of the achievements are very difficult and will take a lot of skill to accomplish, but they will be immensely satisfying for those players that manage to pull them off. Achievements can only be earned during games played at your local Game Nights. Each achievement is worth a certain number of points: 1, 3, or 10. If your Game Night group is competitive, you can use their accumulated achievement scores as well as their record of wins and losses to rank them. If you are more casual, we encourage you to try for lots of different achievements, or to earn a new achievement at every Game Night.
We are working to bring the global play community closer together, so feedback on your organized play is key. What decks are winning? Are the prizes worthwhile? How challenging are the achievements? We are building a basis to provide better organized play support and experience in the future. Ultimately the strength of the play community, as it is true with all our games, relies on you. We make games, but you, the player, make them great.
Keep your eye on the support page of your favorite LCGs forums to find play groups near you. Exciting events are coming soon and we'll try to keep you up to date with what is going on for your game. Also, if there is an event, small or large, that you would like to tell us about please feel free to send me an email at [email protected]. To provide you with the best support we can, we are going to rely on you to give us a heads up on tournaments and events happening in your area so we can provide you with a very clear global picture of your favorite games' play opportunities where ever you are.
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- Folded Rule/Poster
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- 1x Small Baratheon Pin
- 15x Small red token with yellow Lannister faction icon
- 15x Small green token with yellow Baratheon faction icon
- Play mat w/ core set art
Additionally, there was, for the winner of the Castle Stahleck Championship, an opportunity to design a card with our design team for a future set of A Game of Thrones. This has been a very exciting prize for our GenCon champions, and we're glad to now bring it to our European community.
We will be keeping a going rotation of quarterly league kits. Keep up with your favorite LCGs Support page for league kit updates. Other exciting projects are in the works. Expect the next rotation of league kits will be ready to head out Early January 2011. This will be an exciting year, so gather your friends and grab your decks!
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When I finally crawled out my rainy hibernation and got caught up on baseball news today, the first thing I saw was that Andy Pettite has sprung out of retirement and will be donning the pinstripes once more this season. YES. (In a purely non YES Network type way.) Although I am only very tangentially a Yankees fan, I do have a strong inner New Yorker (hence why I walk at 25 miles per hour all the time and wear endless variants of the black trench-coat) and Pettite was probably one of my first favorite baseball players. So today may seriously be the Best Day of 2012 So Far in Diamond Girl Land. I mean, Buster's return was prettykindofextremely fabulous, but this is just wonderful on a whole new level.
I think Pettite should be required now to add a new "T" to his name for every extra season he plays, post-pretending to retire, as penance to the fans whose hearts he broke (that is: yours truly) when he pretended to retire. His lawyer can take this one up with me.
Speaking of ballplayers who are favorites of mine? Matt Cain, people. Matt Cain.
As inevitably happens, what were supposed to be non-confrontational, totally mellow extension negotiations during Spring Training have turned a little… dodgy. To use a Willy Wonka-ism. Sources are letting their tongues wag far more than is prudent and Cain now says he's "really torn", according to CSN Bay Area. I don't know why teams and players seem to think this is a good idea – that, somehow, doing this during Spring Training will create less ill-will. I refer y'all back to Michael Young and Albert Pujols, unless there is anyone who still believes aforementioned myth. It never works. Never. In this case, I have to actually fall on Cain's side. If I were him, I think I would absolutely test the free agent market. This is (potentially) the high point in his career and if he wants to try out the free agent market, it just makes sense. Sure, as a Giants fan I wish there was really a big loyalty factor here, but I don't think there is, honestly. My instinct is that they will not reach a deal and Cain will go to free agency, which he has certainly earned. So I can't feel too torn up, right? Then, although it's probably terribly unlikely, I hope the Giants sign do him and our longest tenured Giant stays a Giant forever after. Like every other girl on the planet, Disney has obviously given me a warped sense of reality. Huh.
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Rusty team rider Josh Kerr finished 2nd place behind newly crowned World Champion Joel Parkinson at the Pipeline MastersBillabong Pipeline Masters and capped off the year ranked 8th on the World Tour.
It wasn't an easy day at the office for Josh as he feared the worst after the Banzai Pipeline spat, hissed and threw him onto the reef in round four. Alarm bells rang for Kerr when he felt pins and needles thru his neck and shoulders and tingling fingers followed by a loss of movement down the left side of his body. Kerr with injury still won the heat and before his next heat being the 1/4 finals he was rushed to hospital for X-rays to see if any serious damage had been done to his neck.
"It was so scary", Kerr said. "It was like my whole left side was paralysed. I had pins and needles, tingles every where, it was insane. They told me I needed to get to hospital immediately and have an X-ray to make sure my neck wasn't fractured".
Kerr returned to the beach in time for his 1/4 final and progressed to the semi's where he would end Kelly Slaters 12th World Title hopes.
The final could of gone either way but the newly crowned world champion Joel Parkinson was on a roll winning both a world title and the Pipe Masters in one day.
Congratulations Kerrzy on your 2nd place at the Pipeline Masters and your 8th place on the World Tour for 2012.
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(UPDATED COVERAGE, Nov. 15) The Microbiological Data Program is in shutdown mode after 11 years of gathering facts about foodborne pathogens.
During a monthly conference call with state agriculture departments that collect samples for the program, U.S. Department of Agriculture officials said sample collections were to stop on Nov. 9, said Jim Brownlee, director of public affairs for the Agricultural Marketing Service.
"Due to budget cuts by Congress, USDA funding for the program will end Dec. 31," Brownlee said, explaining that testing will be completed for samples currently on hand.
Many in the fresh produce industry have questioned the value of the program, saying it prompted unnecessary recalls because test results from samples collected at distribution centers were often not reported until product use-by dates had passed.
Ray Gilmer, vice president of the United Fresh Produce Association in Washington D.C., said the organization thought the USDA was the wrong agency to handle such a program. He said United Fresh generally supports the Food and Drug Administration's public health mission and that FDA would be more appropriate for such work.
Gilmer"We think FDA is best equipped to administer these kinds of programs," Gilmer said Nov. 12. "We generally support funding for FDA's public health mission."
It is unclear whether the MDP sampling ever returned positive test results related to actuall illnesses or outbreaks.
"The (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) or FDA could answer that question definitively," Brownlee said. "The (MDP) simply shares the data collection when testing shows pathogens."
The Packer asked CDC officials on Nov. 13 whether the MDP had ever returned positive results linked to actual illnesses or outbreaks. As of Nov. 15 the agency had not responded to the question.
The Obama administration and committees in the U.S. House and Senate decided earlier this year to kill funding for the testing program. The House Appropriations Committee reported the cut would save the Agricultural Marketing Service $4.4 million annually.
USDA initiated the MDP in 2001 to gather data about certain foodborne pathogens on certain fresh fruits and vegetables. Federal officials have repeatedly said the program was never intended to protect the public from foodborne illnesses.
Gilmer said some recalls provide good examples of why United Fresh officials believe such a program would be better administered by the FDA. He cited a recent Fresh Express recall of expired product as an example of how the MDP test results took longer to make their way through the federal system than it took for the suspect food to make it through — and out of — the supply chain.


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You May Be A Leonard Cohen Fan If …
Since the publication of the official criteria for the prototypical Leonard Cohen Fan Diagnosis, 301.LC Cohenphilic Personality Disorder, the Heck Of A Guy Leonard Cohen Fan Disorders Asylum and Sanitarium has received numerous messages asking if one or another behavior is a symptom characteristic of a Leonard Cohen fan.
Consequently, Heck Of A Guy is publishing, as a public service, this non-exhaustive list of signs which indicate that you may be at high risk of being a full-fledged Leonard Cohen fan.1
You May Be A Leonard Cohen Fan If …
- You have repeatedly suggested that a Leonard Cohen song would be ideal for a wedding, bar mitzvah, or high school prom.
- You read a post at LeonardCohenForum that Leonard Cohen was seen buying a Filet-O-Fish at McDonald's today in your hometown of Cedar Rapids and, although you know that he gave a concert in New Zealand last night, you head to Mickey D's, … just in case.
- You found The Watchmen to be miscast, overblown, and jejune – except for the use of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah," which transformed the three minute sex scene between superheroes, Nite Owl and Silk Spectre II, into a tragicomic masterpiece destined to become a cinematic classic.
- You like Dylan but sometimes wonder how much of that is because Leonard admires Bob so much.
- In response to a friend who asks you for wide variety of music, you burn her a CD with tracks from every one of Leonard Cohen's albums.
- In response to that friend's explanation that by "wide variety of music" she meant a collection of songs representing many different moods, styles, and eras performed by different singers, you replace three of the original tracks on the mix CD with one selection each from Jennifer Warnes' Famous Blue Raincoat, Sharon Robinson's Everybody Knows, and Anjani's Blue Alert albums.
- You have constructed a six page spreadsheet of Cohen's preferences in furnishings, condiments, household accessories, and foodstuffs from data garnered from studying photos and videos of Cohen being interviewed in his home.
- You feel certain that, at least under the Canadian legal code, a spouse declaring "Cohen's just another singer – and not an especially good one" is grounds for divorce – as is a spouse claiming that he or she "gets Leonard and you don't."
- You carry photos of the kids in your wallet – Lorca & Adam.
- You've taken to bestowing blessings on friends instead of saying goodbye.
- Your standard reply to "How are things?" and "What's up?" is "I've seen the future, baby: it is murder."
- You can't remember a time when you didn't know Chelsea Hotel #2 was about Janis Joplin.
- You considered converting from Presbyterianism to Judaism after the 2009 Tel Aviv concert.
- You've lived your entire life in San Diego but claimed to be part-Canadian on the 2010 U.S. Census form.
- You've dated a woman whose most attractive feature was that her name was Marianne or Suzanne.
- You maintain the high point of contemporary TV was Cohen's 1986 cameo on Miami Vice.
- You felt closest to and proudest of your 9 year old son when you overheard him singing to himself, "… giving me head on the unmade bed."
- You find yourself perpetually craving tea and oranges – and bananas.
- Your family and friends have begun responding to you asking "If you could only take three Leonard Cohen albums to a desert island, which ones would you choose?" with lewd gestures or direct threats.
- You are not typically an apostrophe aficionado but you are fascinated that the Leonard Cohen album is called "Death Of A Ladies' Man" rather than "Death Of A Lady's Man."
- Your mother is concerned that you own 182 blouses, all of which feature a polka-dot pattern.
- You are vexed that Leonard Cohen has not yet made a guest appearance on "The Simpsons," especially since the Ramones and Cohen lookalike Dustin Hoffman have already been featured on the show.
- You know that some people listen to Leonard Cohen's music and don't like it, but can't help wondering if they reallllllly listened.
- You think an Icon Hall Of Fame is a great idea because Leonard Cohen would be a shoo-in for the charter class.
- You routinely read biographies and watch documentaries about other singers on the chance that Leonard Cohen might be mentioned.
- You are convinced that there are no covers of Leonard Cohen songs that improve on the original; you also own every cover now available.
- You think Phil Spector should have already been in jail for ruining Leonard Cohen's "Death Of A Ladies' Man" album.
- You mourn the absence of "crack and anal sex" in recent years.
- You've petitioned the city council of your home town to change the name of the road in front of your house to "Boogie Street."
- You own all the Leonard Cohen t-shirts, including the imaginary ones.
- You remain convinced, lack of supporting evidence notwithstanding, that your Cohen-centric blog makes you desirable to women.
Update: Additions to this list can be found at
All You May Be A Leonard Cohen Fan If … entries
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Credit Due Department: Many of the warning signs listed above were inspired by discussions read at LeonardCohenForum; details have been changed to protect the afflicted.
- Clinical Note: Notwithstanding the popularity of the canard, "One either loves Leonard Cohen's music or hates it," early research results tend to support the the possibility that one may legitimately qualify as a Leonard Cohen fan without displaying the obsessive traits (or, in Cohenite terminology, "well deserved dedication to the holy cause") required for a diagnosis of Cohenphilic Personality Disorder. Long time Cohen followers, for example, even today tell of a confirmed identification of a Leonard Cohen Fan Without Cohenphilic Personality Disorder in 1992 in Des Moines and again in 1997 in a village near Brussels. Possible sightings have occurred as recently as 2006 in Krakow. It appears, however, that this may be a prodromal state, inevitably progressing to full blown Cohenphilic Personality Disorder. [↩]


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What are the most common issues you treat? Most are orthopedic, musculoskeletal problems, and probably 50 percent are post-surgical—spinal surgery, shoulder surgery, hip replacement, fracture. That's where our medical training comes into play, because we need to understand what the limitations are after surgery.
What do patients do that might set back their recovery? One of the big things is when patients take post-operative precautions too lightly. Some people are very compliant, and others think since it doesn't hurt as much that means it's healing, when really, that doesn't mean it's safe to do certain movements yet.
How do you motivate patients who get frustrated with their progress? You can't look at it day-to-day; you have to look at the big picture. Sometimes it's not leaps and bounds of progress, especially after surgery. I want patients to think where they were 30 days ago; then they can better appreciate the progress they've made.
Have you ever had injuries yourself that required therapy? Therapists are a relatively fit bunch. I've always been athletic, so I've had a variety of injuries over the years—fractured elbow, fractured wrist, broken ankle. Having gone through some of this myself helps me understand where they are, so I can be more sympathetic.
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The Executive Committee will meet Wednesday, December 12, 2012 at 1:15 p.m. at the Great Bend Public Library, Great Bend, KS. (map)
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Scalia v. John Marshall Sandy Levinson
One of the things one has to do, obviously, when preparing to teach a case is to reread it, even if it is a monstrosity like the Obamacare case. So in rereading Justice Scalia's fulminations, I was struck by the following sentence: "Article I contains no whatever-it-takes-to-solve-a-national-probem power." This is, of course, typical Scalia, clever phrasing that lulls the reader to say "of course." I have myself criticized Ronald Dworkin for presenting a theory of constitutional interpretation that (at least at one time) seemed to promise only "happy endings," and it is important to recognzie that there may be genuine pain attached to "constituitonal fidelity." Still, isn't Scalia's exuberant pronouncement directly at odds with what Felix Frankfurter once called the most important single sentence(s) in the canon, beginning with John Marshall's statement in McCulloch (the most important single case in our canon) that "we must never forget it is a Constitution we are expounding." As I have written elsewhere
Add to this the position Scalia took on the NPC in Raich. Raich would appear to support a broad reading of the NPC like the only in McCulloch.
Is your question: if we beamed Scalia back in time would he be a Jeffersonian or a Federalist, isn't the answer obvious? You think he would be a Jeffersonian, no? If your question is: does Scalia think that McCulloch should be reversed? I would say yes, based on (1) joining Thomas's dissent in Comstock, and (2) his construction of the clause in NFIB v Sebelius.
I have long said this to the libertarian legal profs and philosophers, and when you say it, Sandy, I say, Bravo!! The argument that Scalia and Randy Barnett have is with John Marshall. The difference is that Randy Barnett has the integrity to recognize this, and he would likely also admit on a given day that if he was back in 1788, he'd be an Anti-Federalist like his hero, George Mason.
Yes, the Constitution does not, since it has limits etc. It has though a Commerce Power and a Tax Power, both (and probably more) is enough to uphold the law in question.
Is it clear to others than myself that the anti-Federalist of the early years would today be a member of the Federalist Society? What's in a name? Just "anti" up.
"Can one possibly have genuine respect, let alone "veneration," for a Constitution that is proudly construed to deny Congress the ability to solve a serious national problem?"
But of course; You'd demonstrate that respect by amending it, instead of pretending it actually had the power all the while. That's how actual constitutions are supposed to be adapted to changing circumstances: By changing the WORDS.
Surely Brett is not unaware that the interests of the Slave States bear much of the responsibility for the supermajority requirements for amending our Constitution. Yes, eventually amendments came about after the Civil War and its hight costs in lives and limbs. Brett seems to pine for those good old days of the good old whites boys in charge.
If the people running the government under a constitution can 'change' the 'meaning' of that constitution without bothering to use a formal procedure to change the words, then you can't know the meaning of it by reading the words, and you might as well admit you don't have a constitution any more, just the whim of those running the government.
It might be a good whim, if you're lucky, but it's not the rule of law.
You're misreading McCulloch. The quoted sentence merely supports the notion that there are implied powers that are incidental and subordinate to the express powers. It in no way supports giving Congress plenary power to address any national problem, let alone does it support a living Constitution. Here's the full passage: A constitution, to contain an accurate detail of all the subdivisions of which its great powers will admit, and of all the means by which they may be carried into execution, would partake of the prolixity of a legal code, and could scarcely be embraced by the human mind. It would, probably, never be understood by the public. Its nature, therefore, requires, that only its great outlines should be marked, its important objects designated, and the minor ingredients which compose those objects, be deduced from the nature of the objects themselves. That this idea was entertained by the framers of the American constitution, is not only to be inferred from the nature of the instrument, but from the language. Why else were some of the limitations, found in the 9th section of the 1st article, introduced? It is also, in some degree, warranted, by their having omitted to use any restrictive term which might prevent its receiving a fair and just interpretation. In considering this question, then, we must never forget that it is a constitution we are expounding.
Following up on my prior post:
The full passage from McCulloch is completely consistent with Scalia's dissent in NFIB. His whole point is that forcing people to buy a product isn't an express power (a direct regulation of interstate commerce) nor is it a "minor ingredient" that "can be deduced from the nature" of the commerce power, because it's such a radical shift in the nature of govt regulation. See, e.g., pp. 2646-47. The Chief's opinion makes the connection to this aspect of McCulloch even more explicitly. See pp. 2592-93. Now, you might disagree with their perception about whether forcing people to buy things is a "minor ingredient" that "can be deduced from the nature" of the power to regulate interstate commerce, but that's hardly the same thing as accusing them of ignoring canonical law.
"no way supports giving Congress plenary power to address any national problem, let alone does it support a living Constitution"
I am not aware that Prof. Levinson thinks that Congress has plenary power to address any national problem. Also, not seeing how it doesn't support a LC unless you mean some stereotypical epithet form. Also, what is a "radical shift" is unclear. Was the New Deal one? How is regulation of 1/6 of the national economy via regulation of interstate commerce and the tax power not using an "express" power and/or less "necessary" than the bank was, alternatives available there as time showed. Where is this "forcing people to buy" (to the degree taxing people who don't is that) problem in the text? People are "forced to buy" lots of stuff when Congress carries out its powers. Ginsburg did a good job showing the slipshod analysis of Roberts/S4.
The "great outlines" are there and future ages must "deduced from the nature of the objects themselves" in ways that the framers might not have expected.
This "idea was entertained by the framers" and in practice this provides a "living constitution" in which the text and principles are applied in certain changing ways as Madison understood as to the bank -- he was first against it but in his veto message he noted that in time it was recognized by the relevant parties to be constitutional. The idea also applies, e.g., as to same sex marriage, which like equal roles for women in marriage over coverture was not expected but meets the "great outlines" of the text. The same applies to the powers enumerated.
There is a fundamental difference between the People through their representaives changing the Constitution through amendment and the government through the courts erasing the Constitution's limits on its power simply because the judge(s) believe that Congress ought to have the power to grant the executive control over an industry.
"it's such a radical shift in the nature of govt regulation"
This seems to me to be either some kind of argument from novelty or begging the very question. The constitution itself provides no explicit bar on prescriptive regulations, so it seems like one of those 'minor ingredients' to me... Bart and Brett As a matter of political science your arguments resonate quite a bit with me, but I don't see them meshing well with the opinion in McCulloch (after all, Marshall didn't write 'there is no enumerated power to create a national bank, so why don't its proponents propose and pass a national amendment')
Both Sandy and Jack Balkin have taken shots at Justice Scalia in recent posts. So perhaps as more shots are taken (and deservedly so, IMNSHO), such shots should be measured:
"On a Scalia of one to ten, one being a mere 'slippery slope' and ten being an eruption of Mt. Etna proportions."
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McCullough stands for the simple proposition that Congress may determine how to act within its enumerated powers, even if a particular act is not itself enumerated in the Constitution, not that the N&P Clause grants Congress a general police power.
Our yodeler's:
" ... not that the N&P Clause grants Congress a general police power" may be on the mark but the N&P Clause did play a significant role in Marshall's (unanimous, 7-0) decision in upholding an act of Congress that addressed a matter not specifically enumerated as a power of Congress under the Constitution. This was far from a simple decision, being quite a bit more than the "simple proposition" echoed by our yodeler.
, that only its great outlines should be marked, its important objects designated, and the minor ingredients which compose those objects, be deduced from the nature of the objects themselves.
But even the "important objects" are not rigid designators.
There are too many valuable snippets in McCulloch v. Maryland to select only a few. The case as reported should be read in its entirety. And consider the history of the Framers/Ratifiers only a few decades prior to the decision in the case, written by someone who was there back when. In a sense, McCulloch is an example, a foundation, of living originalism.
I have downloaded Andrew Koppelman's paper "'Necessary,' 'Proper,' and Health Care Reform" that he links to in a recent post in which Andrew basically agrees with Sandy's post. That's my reading assignment for today.
Let's try these quotes, shall we?
Here is Chief Justice John Marshall writing on the Constitution for an unanimous Supreme Court, in McColloch v. Maryland 17 U.S. 316 (1819): The "constitution (was) intended to endure for ages to come, and, consequently, to be adapted to the various crises of human affairs. To have prescribed the means by which government should, in all future time, execute its powers, would have been to change, entirely, the character of the instrument...It would have been an unwise attempt to provide, by immutable rules, for exigencies which, if foreseen at all, must have been seen dimly, and which can be best provided for as they occur." This is as strong a defining statement of the Constitution as a "living" document as anyone has yet to write. Here again is Marshall, in Ogden v. Gibbons 22 US 1 (1824), in a majority opinion, on the plenary (practically speaking, it means "absolute") nature of Congress' power to regulate commerce throughout, not just among the United States: "The powers delegated are of two classes: such as are expressly granted, and such as are implied, as 'necessary and proper' to carry into execution the powers expressly enumerated. As to these implied powers, the constitution must be construed liberally, as respects their nature and extent: because the constitution implies that rule, by not undertaking to enumerate these powers, and because the grant of these powers is general and unlimited." (Emphasis added) And let's remember James Madison's statement in Federalist Paper no. 10: James Madison, Federalist Paper no. 10: A "landed interest, a manufacturing interest, a mercantile interest, a moneyed interest, with many lesser interests, grow up of necessity in civilized nations, and divide them into different classes, actuated by different sentiments and views. The regulation of these various and interfering interests forms the principal task of modern legislation, and involves the spirit of party and faction in the necessary and ordinary operations of the government." This sounds more like Ralph Nader and FDR than Scalia, Rehnquist, or Orrin Hatch. Finally, Madison in Federalist Paper no. 37 says we can only learn the meaning of what he admits are broad and often obscure terms by the posterity of experience. That is also an admission that what was being created was a "living" Constitution. So, the original intent was the living Constitution. I think Jack B agrees with me, doesn't he?
"McCullough stands for the simple proposition that Congress may determine how to act within its enumerated powers, even if a particular act is not itself enumerated in the Constitution, not that the N&P Clause grants Congress a general police power."
Well, of course the question was whether a mandate could be within the enumerated commerce power. No one disagreed with the idea that health care involved interstate commerce and that Obamacare was an attempt to regulate in that area, the question was whether the commerce clause (or the N&P power tied to the commerce clause) allowed for mandates as well as prohibitions in acting within that enumerated power.
Koppelman's paper is well worth a read. It recalls the back and forths on Yale Law Journal Online between Andrew and Lawson & Kopel on ACA and "Bad News for _________ [fill in the blank]." Andrew seems to take pains to avoid using the phrase "law office history" that Lawson & Kopel, non-historians, practice. Andrew is too polite but read with care between the lines of his Conclusion. Imagine the chutzpah of "discovering history" only to have it later trumped by discovering contradictory history. What happens to decisions based on the former?
I found Koppleman's book on recognition of marriages across state lines quite interesting and the history covered sadly lacking in many of the debates. What will happen when a person is married in NY but moves to another state that doesn't recognize the marriage? The question is far from novel. I plan to read the book version of his article.
Can one possibly have genuine respect, let alone "veneration," for a Constitution that is proudly construed to deny Congress the ability to solve a serious national problem?
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At this point, I got into damage control mode. I use a WGA600N gaming adapter as a wireless bridge. I had a static IP address configured, because way back when I set this up, I had to do that to get it to work. Change things back to the static IP address and things don't work.
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Once you've gone into the advanced network settings, you've lost the auto detect function, so I'd reset the network defaults [again] and reboot the HR20.
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If this works, and I wanted to go static, I'd then only change the IP address under advanced settings.
If you need to load more than the IP address, this normally [for me] means I've got other problems and don't get very much success entering everything manually.