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[669] HER2 Overexpression in Primary and Metastatic Carcinomas in pT2b Gastric Adenocarcinoma: Comparison of Antibodies A4085 and CB11 with Correlation to Results of Fluorescent In Situ Hybridization
JY Kim, KM Park, EY Cho, KM Kim, CK Park. Samsung Medical Center, Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Seoul, Korea; Inje University Sanggye-Paik Hospital, Seoul, Korea; Chungnam National University Hospital, Daejeon, Korea
Background: Recently a phase III trial has shown a significant improvement in overall survival when trastuzumab is added in patients with HER2+ advanced gastric cancer. However, a limited numbers of HER2 overexpression and/or gene amplification in gastric carcinoma (GC) have been reported and comparison of different anti-HER2 antibodies in primary and paired metastatic GCs has not been conducted.
Design: For this purpose, quadruplicated TMAs from the primary tumor obtained from surgically removed 193 pT2b gastric cancer patients (pN0 in 96 and pN2 in 97 cases), and matching duplicated TMAs from metastatic lymph nodes were used. Immunohistochemistry (IHC) with A4085 (HercepTestTM, Dako) and CB11 (1:400, Novocastra) were performed and compared with fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) (Vysis Inc). Three pathologists blinded to FISH results independently interpreted tumor cell membranous staining on a scale of 0 to +3.
Results: The sensitivities and specificities of IHC compared with FISH are as follows: A4085,85.7/95.7 (primary) and 92.3/96.1 (metastatic); CB11, 57.1/99.4 (primary) and 84.6/100 (metastatic). With A4085, 4 (2.6%) of 155 GC cases negative by IHC showed HER2 amplification by FISH, whereas 27 (71.1%) of 38 cases with HER2 protein overexpression showed HER2 amplification by FISH. With CB11, 12 (6.9%) of 175 GC cases negative by IHC showed HER2 amplification by FISH, whereas 1 (5.9%) of 17 cases with HER2 protein overexpression showed HER2 amplification by FISH. Significant concordance between IHC and FISH was observed with A4085 than CB11 (p<0.00). Discrepancies in HER2 status between primary tumors and metastases were observed in 25 cases (13%) by IHC and 20 cases by FISH. Patients with HER2 overexpression by IHC showed significantly worse overall survival [relative risk: 0.706 (95% CI, 0.317-0.375), p = 0.01], whereas it was not statistically significant in patients with HER2 amplification by FISH (log-rank test, p=0.32).
Conclusions: Unlike in breast carcinoma, A4085 predicts HER2 gene amplification with great sensitivity in GC than CB11. Discrepancies in HER2 status between primary tumors and metastases were also observed in GCs. Furthermore, we found that HER2 overexpression may serve as a significant prognostic factor in patients with T2b GC.
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The first week of this class we're going take a look at the various ways we experience literature and look at how writers use images to inspire our imaginations and that create vivid and memorable stories and poems.
The class meets in a computer lab and starting the second week we're going to discuss how to make decisions about adding images and audio to stories and poems and then we'll jump right in to working on the first assignment which is to illustrate a poem or story using Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, or Apple Keynote.
We're going to go over the basics of these software tools in class. If you can surf the web and use Microsoft Word and iTunes comfortably, you're going to do great in this class.
The third week we'll read our poems or stories to one another and show our presentations while we read. I don't expect that after one week we'll have highly-polished presentationsthe idea is to experience presenting stories and poems in a way that's likely new to you.
In the second part of the class, we'll talk about adding the element of time in the presentation of our poems and stories. We'll create an outline, called a storyboard, that will help us organize the images and sounds we want to use to create our video poems and stories.
We'll go through the basics of using some common video editing tools like Windows Moviemaker and iMovie and we'll work on our video poems and stories in class.
We'll briefly discuss photography and shooting video for people who want to record their own material. I'll also show how easy it is to use a smart phone or a point-and-click camera to capture photos and videos and I'll introduce some online sources for free images, audio, and videos that we'll be able to use in our projects.
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No video experience is required. No special software experience is required.
If you can surf the web and use Microsoft Word and iTunes comfortably, you're going to do well in this class.
Students should be able to successfully complete all class assignments using Powerpoint and Keynote and we'll cover the basics of these thoroughly in class.
I'm also going to introduce using Garage Band for basic audio editing and iMovie for basic video editing. Students welcomed to explore other software tools as well.
Class: CWLA A259.601Title: Video Poems & StoriesCRN: 76792
In this class, students will learn how to identify poems and stories for digital illustration and how to present these using software such as PowerPoint, QuickTime, Garage Band and iMovie. Students will gain a deeper understanding of the elements of literary craft that create powerful associations for readers such as image, metaphor and tone and how photos, video and/or sounds can be used to enhance the experience of the poem or story.
Jeffery Oliver received his MFA in Creative Writing and Literary Arts with an emphasis in poetry December 2008. He has published poems, stories, videos, and essays in print and online. He is an adjunct faculty member at the University of Alaska Anchorage.
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Today you will leave the United States on a trans-continental flight to Tel Aviv, Israel. Your flight departs late in the evening and arrives in Israel late afternoon.
When you arrive in the Holy Land you will be met by a representative to assist you through customs and provide transfer to your deluxe motor coach and begin the tour of a lifetime! Ben Gurion airport is near the modern city of Tel Aviv, Israel's largest city. It is also near the ancient seaport of Joppa where King Solomon's ships sailed to far away ports and where the prophet Jonah fled from the call of God. You will drive through the Sharon Valley through the Manasseh Pass and into the Jezreel Valley. After crossing the valley you make your way through the lower Galilean hill country to your beautiful hotel on the shores of the Sea of Galilee where you will spend the next three nights. You will have dinner and overnight as you spend your first night in Israel.
You will wake to a breathtaking sunrise on the Sea of Galilee. After breakfast, enjoy a boat ride and time of worship on the Sea of Galilee as you sail to Nof Ginnosar in a replica of an ancient boat to view an authentic 2,000 year old boat of antiquity which dates to the time of Christ. The rest of your touring day will be spent tracing the steps of Jesus through the Galilee region as you visit the Mt. of Beatitudes and ancient Capernaum, Tabgha and the ancient fisherman's landing called the "Primacy of Peter". You will enjoy lunch by the Sea of Galilee where you will have an opportunity to eat "St. Peter's fish," tilapia, caught fresh out of the waters of the Galilee and then finish the day with the opportunity to be baptized in the Jordan River. After this wonderful day you can once again relax at your hotel on the Sea of Galilee. After dinner you may enjoy looking out over this beautiful lake and reflect on what you are already experiencing; walking where Jesus walked.
The beautiful northern mountains of Israel await you today. A city gate from the time of Abraham can be seen at Tel Dan, along with an altar from the days of Israel's divided kingdom. You will also get to walk through an incredible nature reserve at Dan where you will see the beginnings of the Dan River which joins with other streams to form the Jordan River. The water is crystal clear and pure. You will see a gorgeous waterfall as the headwaters of the Jordan River cascade into a beautiful mountain stream. Your next stop will be the site of the Apostle Peter's confession of Christ at Caesarea Philippi. You will also see the second source of the Jordan River at Banias. Israel's incredible history from 1948 until the present will be explained like never before as you stand upon the heights of the extant volcano peak. You can see the Golan Heights spanning from the Northern border to the Sea of Galilee and learn about the strategic importance this region has played and will continue to play to the nation of Israel. After your day in the mountains you will retire to your hotel on the Sea of Galilee for a final evening.
Today you start your journey to Jerusalem, but before you arrive in Jerusalem an incredible day of seeing one Biblical site after another awaits you. The first significant site this morning is the beautiful Jordan Valley with the ancient Mountains of Gilead (modern country of Jordan) and the lower Galilean Mountains on the right. The group follows the Jordan River until you reach ancient Beth Shean where you turn west toward the Valley of Jezreel called in the revelation "Armageddon." You stop on the way to the ancient city of Megiddo and Harrod's Spring, the site of the battle between Gideon and the Midianites fought between Mt. Gilboa and the Hill of Moreh. From there you drive a very short distance to Solomon's chariot city of Megiddo and witness one of the greatest archaeological sites anywhere in the world. There you will see an ancient water tunnel built by the workers of wicked King Ahab during the days of the divided kingdom of Israel. You will either eat lunch at Megiddo or on top of Mt. Carmel at a Druze village in the Carmel Mountains. From there you take a short ride to the overlook at the peak of Mt. Carmel and stand upon Mt. Carmel, where Elijah defeated the 300 prophets of Baal, and take in the panoramic view of the Jezreel Valley. The scriptures will be read and you will see before your eyes where it all has and will take place according to God's word. Your touring day will conclude on the breathtaking shores of the Mediterranean Sea at Caesarea. Here you will visit a crusader fortress, walk through a 2,000-year-old Roman theatre, and read the account from Scripture, of what took place in this coastal city. This was the city of Cornelius the roman Centurion and where the apostle Paul was imprisoned and gave his defense before Felix and Festus. Then you ascend to the Holy City of Jerusalem and spend your first night in your lovely hotel.
You will spend an exciting morning descending to the Plains of Jericho; then on to the Dead Sea, the lowest spot on earth; and Qumran, the center of the Essenes. Qumran is home of the ancient caves where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. From there you will continue south to the desert where ibex roam at Ein Gedi, David's hideout from Saul. Then, on to the mighty fortress Masada, the last stronghold and stand of the zealots against Rome, on the edge of the barren Negev Desert. Masada is a symbol of courage and perseverance for the Jewish people, where 960 Jewish defenders organized their last resistance to the roman conquerors and took their own lives rather than surrender into slavery. Those who wish to do so may swim (float) in the salty waters of the Dead Sea. You will then follow the ancient path the pilgrims followed ascending to Jerusalem and retire to your hotel in Jerusalem for dinner and overnight.
These final days are spent in and around the environs of the capital of ancient and modern day Israel - Jerusalem! A detailed itinerary will be given out as you arrive in Jerusalem. However, listed below you will find just some of the places you will see and experience together during these days:
Mt. of Olives Mt. Scopus
Shepherd's Fields Damascus Gate
St. Stephen's Gate Robinson's Arch
Palm Sunday Road Kidron Valley
Street Market Garden Tomb
Gordon's Calvary Southern Steps
Arab Quarter Western Wall
House of Caiaphas Jewish Quarter
Roman Cardo Zion's Gate
Valley of Gehenna Israel Museum
Jaffa Gate Temple Mount
Garden of Gethsemane Pools of Bethesda
Dome of the Rock Tomb of Absalom
Place of the Pavement Knesset
Tomb of Zechariah Mt. Zion
Holocaust Museum Rabbinical Tunnel
and Much, Much MORE!!!
You will complete your tour of Israel on the last afternoon, at Calvary and the Garden Tomb. After that awesome experience you will drive to Abu Gosh (ancient Kiryat Jearim, where the Ark of the Covenant was kept before King David brought it to Jerusalem) where you share a traditional Arab meal before driving to the airport and departing for the USA.
With memories that will last for a lifetime and with plans to return and bring others back to experience God's Holy Land - Israel! Blessed traveling from all of us at TLC Holyland Tours!


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My Diascia "Blackthorn Apricot" wins hands down. It is a small delicate-looking plant. They are still blooming, just covered with flowers! I have cut them back several times, and they just pop back with more flowers.
- Posted by jt - 9(email@example.com) onFri, Oct 20, 00 at 12:55
Its hard for me to decide, but thing Gold Star Esperanza, Blue Plumbago, or Duranta are my top blooming shrubs this year. In spite of 100+ temperature and no rain, they are still blooming.jt
- Posted by veilchen - 5 S. Maine(email@example.com) onSun, Oct 22, 00 at 7:17
Pincushion flower (scabiosa caucasia) bloomed from the time I put it in the ground and is still going strong with flowers and buds. Mistakenly bought another scabiosa midsummer, s. purpea I think, which did not impress me at all--bloomed for 2 weeks then nothing.
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Hi Evelyn,
My favorite,although somewhat late to bloom, is Guara lindheimeri 'Dauphin'. It has been going strong since August with its pink and then white flowers. I think if we don't get a frost soon,it is going to bloom itself to death. One of those plants that people stop and ask what the heck is that?
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Hi Evelyn,
I would like to take my selection back and instead choose Malva sylvestris 'Brave Heart'.This plant does nothing but bloom the entire season. A few years ago I bought a packet and thought it would be best to start early because it would take 4 to 6 weeks for germination to begin. So I planted on the 3rd of February. What happened but there were seedlings in three days. By March 1st, I had 18" Malvas blooming there heads off.
I still have plants from the original by the way of self seeding.
They bloom so long and so hard that by frost you can figure on pulling them out because they will not come back the next year.
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Rangoon Creeper, Coral Nymph Salvia, Indigo Spires Salvia,Mexican Flame Vine,Hyacinth Bean VIne
- Posted by susie - 9 houston(firstname.lastname@example.com) onSat, Nov 4, 00 at 16:08
I live in Houston and I was going to name the same plants as you...At this moment, my duranta is going crazy with flowers. Guests at my home last week were very impressed with the duranta...I love my esparanza and the plumbago I have has bloomed almost non stop for over 2 years......Susie
- Posted by Carole(firstname.lastname@example.com) onSun, Nov 5, 00 at 13:24
How about wonderful Knautia (Scabiosa macedonica)in the burgundy and lavender.I gave up deadheading after a killing frost,and still I have bloom!!Started in late June. Carole NS
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My pink Meidiland rose which started blooming in May and is still going strongly--after several frosts (though the flowers are a bit washed out this late in the season).
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My longest flowering annual was Cosmos 'Picotee', which flowered from March to October with deadheading.
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Verbena! Still blooming...12/20/01 |
- Posted by Bill_zone6 W. Pa (My Page) on Thu, Dec 20, 01 at 23:51
Yes, Verbena 'Imagination'. |
Pretty much the same thing as Delicia--Indigo Spires, Coral Nymph, and White Nymph Salvias, along with my Queen Elizabeth and Joseph's Coat roses, Callisia fragrans, Pereskia grandifolia, Crown of Thorns, and my Staghorn ferns throwing off fertile fronds. QB |
Without a doubt the longest blooming flower is corydalis lutea. For me it blooms even in snow in the late fall. Has a very early spring start. Reseeds all over the place. Lovely in shade. Beautiful foliage. Looks great with everything! I love it with blue bulbs. Great with both mertensia and muscari . |
- Posted by peachiekean z10CA (My Page) on Tue, May 28, 02 at 18:25
I'm glad to hear someone mention "knautia". I just planted one that I bought at a garden show sale. Its beautiful burgundy color goes well with other plants. I hope it blooms as well as the other scabiosas. |
Ditto on the plumbago - the more you ignore it, the better it blooms - BRIGHT blue! You can see it above all else from across the lake. 2nd favorite is the Joseph's Coat roses, I think. Have about 60ft of fence covered with them. |
- Posted by Shadyflwrs short season 7 (My Page) on Sun, Aug 3, 03 at 6:10
Hydrangea Campanula 'Kent Bell' Geranium oxonianum Omphalodes Pansies |
- Posted by MeMyselfAndI 5/6 central OH (My Page) on Sun, Aug 3, 03 at 13:42
Nothing blooms longer than pansies. |
- Posted by chancygardener 6-NW AR (My Page) on Wed, Aug 20, 03 at 20:49
Zinnias have given me the most bloom for the buck this year |
Giant Pointsettia. Just one huge flower, still going after four months. |
I've put in my first two cape plumbagos so I certainly hope I get the kind of long blooming season others have reported! Here in Northern CA, many plants are evergreen, perennial and ever-blooming (okay, we're spoilt) so there's much to choose from. Here's my favorites: -Solanum, potato vine Of the plants that aren't ever-blooming, just a very long blooming period that surprised me: snapdragons. I got a cheap six-pak from HDepot for $2 and they stayed blooming for 18 months until the rust finally got to them! That was a great bargain. |
cloeme |
- Posted by bumblebeez z7b SC (My Page) on Mon, Dec 1, 03 at 18:47
Knockout roses and stella d'oro daylilies-although not planted next to one another! April til frost which is usually late October. |
dames rocket, zinnias, shasta daisy (becky),iceberg rose, carefree wonder rose, raydon favorite asters...... |
- Posted by boomchuckchuck southern CA (My Page) on Sun, Jan 11, 04 at 1:37
Lantana (confetti) is in bloom 365! boomchuckchuck |
agree with two previous posters:Verbena tenuisecta (Imagination)(two hort.distinction awards).In zone 5,seed harvesting:predominately August-early Sept., though plants will continue to flower well into frost dates... Allysum is very satisfactory as well. |
Ordinary zonal pelargoniums bloom here all year. I keep waiting for a dormancy period so that I can prune them, but it never comes. |
Geranium Rozanne shows no sign of stopping and it is covered in flowers. It really brightens up a shady spot in my garden. Yeona |
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Basingstoke Off Road Cycle Trail
Moderate 17 miles
One of the less demanding routes, easily accessible from Basingstoke. Journeys through a typical Hampshire farm landscape, gently undulating in places and passing near the source of the River Test.
Basingstoke Trail leaflet 902kb pdf
Blackwater Valley Path Off Road Trail
Easy 7.8 miles
A fairly flat route that takes you through this hidden secret of the Black Water River.
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Ellisfield Off Road Trail
Moderate 13 miles
This trail is largely off road, using tracks through woods and fields of mid-Hampshire. There are a couple of gentle climbs, but overall it is not too demanding.
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Liphook Off Road Trail
Moderate 9 miles
A circular trail around Liphook which explores the woods at Ludshott Common and Woolmer Forest, as well as the villages of Bramshott and Conford.
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Correction to Liphook map 368kb pdf
Vernham Dean Off Road Trail
Strenuous 23 miles, Short cut trail 16 miles
A hilly route, mainly on hard flint and gravel tracks in the northwest of the county, passing through several picturesque villages. north of Ibthorpe, there are spectacular views across Faccombe Down.
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Watership Down Off Road Trail
Strenuous 17 miles, Short cut trail 11 miles
An invigorating ride which takes in some of Hampshire's finest scenery. The route begins on a quiet country lane followed by a challenging off-road climb and continues along the ridge of Watership Down.
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Whitchurch Off Road Trail
Strenuous 23 miles, 14 of which are off road
A challenging trail covering many of the places that were an inspiration for Richard Adams' 'Watership Down'. Stunning views from Woodcott Down and Ladle Hill contrast with the picturesque Hampshire villages of St. Mary Bourne and Binley.
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Alton Off Road Trail
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Alton Trail leaflet 886kb pdf
Bordon Off Road Trail
Strenuous 16 miles
This is a demanding trail that takes you from Alice Holt Forest along bridleways and roads, through Bordon to Oakhanger, passing Shortheath Common and on towards Binsted, before returning back to Alice Holt Forest.
Bordon Trail leaflet 908kb pdf
Cheesefoot Off Road Trail
Strenuous 19 miles
This trail is characterised by the chalkland scenery of Winchester and Longwood. The route uses the South Downs Way for much of its outward leg before an unforgettable return across Stephen's Castle and Fawley Downs.
Cheesefoot Trail leaflet 1.25mb pdf
East Meon Off Road Trail
Strenuous 10 miles
A challenging trail following the Downs of Hampshire. Stunning views from Butser Hill.
East Meon Trail leaflet 1.1mb pdf
Hayling Billy Off Road Trail
Easy 5 miles
This trail uses the Hayling Billy Coastal Path which runs along the west coast of Hayling Island. It is a permissive route used by walkers, cyclists and horse riders.
Hayling Billy Trail leaflet 870kb pdf
Horndean Off Road Trail
Moderate 14 miles, Short cut trail 9 miles.
A 'town and country' trail which joins Denmead, Cowplain, Horndean, Catherington and Clanfield with the surrounding countryside.
Horndean Trail leaflet 872kb pdf
Meon Valley Off Road Trail
Easy 10 miles
Running between Wickham and West Meon, this disused railway track provides a safe and flat surface for all the family.
Meon Valley Off Road Trail leaflet 828kb pdf
Petersfield Off Road Trail
Strenuous 15 miles
One of the hardest trails! It explores the countryside to the north of Petersfield, including Stoner Hill, Little Switzerland and Hawkley village. The climbs are very challenging, but reveal some spectacular scenery.
Petersfield Trail leaflet 900kb pdf
Queen Elizabeth Country Park Off Road Trail
Main trail – Moderate 10 miles, Short cut trail – Easy 6 miles
A pleasant family ride over dramatic downland and through the rich and beautiful scenery of this part of the South Downs. The short cut trail is ideal for families with small children.
Queen Elizabeth Country Park Trail leaflet 1.1mb pdf
Staunton Off Road Trail
Easy 2.6 miles
Predominately off road through woodland and open country.
Staunton Trail leaflet 1.1mb
Brockenhurst Station Off Road Cycle Trail
Easy 10.5 miles
This cycle trail is within the New Forest National Park and follows Forestry Commission signed cycle tracks.
Brockenhurst Station Trail leaflet 981kb pdf
Fordingbridge Off Road Cycle Trail
Strenuous 21 miles
A tough route north of the New Forest which circles the village of Rockbourne with its famous Roman villa. One for the more experienced cyclist. Ordnance Survey maps are highly recommended for this route.
Fordingbridge Trail leaflet 904kb pdf
Fritham Off Road Cycle Trail
Strenuous 17 miles
This cycle trail is within the New Forest National Park and follows Forestry Commission cycle tracks and narrow roads.
Fritham Trail leaflet 895kb pdf
Hawkhill Inclosure Off Road Cycle Trail
Moderate 10.5 miles
This cycle trail is within the New Forest National Park and follows Forestry Commission signed cycle tracks.
Hawkhill Inclosure Trail leaflet 992kb pdf
Lepe Off Road Cycle Trail
Easy 9 miles
An easy-going trail on the lanes and rights of way surrounding Lepe and Blackfield on the edge of the New Forest.
Lepe Trail leaflet 1mb pdf
Lymington Station Off Road Cycle Trail
Moderate 14 miles
This trail takes you from the heart of Lymington along roads out in to the New Forest following rights way with views out to the Solent.
Lymington Station Trail leaflet 878kb pdf
Abbotstone Down Off Road Cycle Trail
18 miles
This trail commences from Abbotstone Down, and follows both 'The Ox Drove Way' and 'Wayfarers Walk' for part of its length. Rolling chalk hills and bluebell woods abound.
Abbotstone Down Trail leaflet 875kb pdf
Candovers Off Road Cycle Trail
Moderate 16 miles
An easy-going trail which uses part of the Wayfarer's Walk and takes in the villages of east Stratton and Woodmancott.
Candovers Trail leaflet 883kb pdf
Danebury Off Road Cycle Trail
Strenuous 24 miles
The route takes in some of Hampshire's finest scenery, joining easy sections of the Test Way with the steeper gradients of the Broughton Downs. A wide variety of villages provide additional interest including Stockbridge, Longstock and The Wallops.
Danebury Trail leaflet 947kb pdf
Farley Mount Off Road Cycle Trail
Strenuous 14 miles
A challenging route, the trail travels through the small hamlet of Farley, Ashley and the Sombornes, returning via Sparsholt and Dean.
Farley Mount Trail leaflet 1.2mb pdf
Micheldever Station Off Road Cycle Trail
Moderate 19.5 miles
This trail starts from Micheledever Station going in an anti clockwise direction along country roads and open countryside Micheldever Micheledever Station Trail leaflet 884kb pdf
Sparsholt Off Road Cycle Trail
Moderate 25 miles
This trail is easily accessible from Winchester. Gently undulating roads and rough tracks across both wooded and open country. A number of interesting villages may be visited, Wonston on the banks of the River Dever is particularly striking.
Sparsholt Trail leaflet 913kb pdf
Testway Off Road Cycle Trail
Easy 5 miles each way
Running between Stonymarsh car park (height barrier) and Stockbridge, this disused railway track provides a safe and flat surface for cycling making it particularly suitable for families with children.
Testway Trail leaflet 825kb pdf
The Ox Drove Off Road Cycle Trail
Strenuous 25 miles
This cross country trail uses part of the Ox Drove Way, once a drove route for cattle.
The Ox Drove Trail leaflet 918kv pdf
Westwood Off Road Cycle Trails
Easy 3.5 miles
A very easy-going circular route following forest tracks and a bridleway.
Westwood Trail leaflet 873kb pdf
Winchester Off Road Cycle Trail
Strenuous 26 miles
A demanding and dramatic trail following part of the 'South Downs Way', dropping into Winchester and continuing north out to Micheldever Wood.
Winchester Trail leaflet 929kb pdf
Online maps for route planning
If you would like to plan your own cycle route, you can do so using our online maps.
By using our rights of way maps you can create a linear or circular route from your home or workplace for a leisurely short ride, or a longer strenuous ride. You can use bridleways, byways and minor roads but remember not to use footpaths.
If however, you are looking for a more urban route between Portsmouth-Waterlooville-Horndean, you will find lots of information on the use of this bus corridor, along with connecting cycle routes, cycle parking and crossings along the route.
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Child Support and Fatherhood Initiative in the Administration's FY 2014 Budget
The Child Support Enforcement Program touches the lives of one-quarter of the Nation's children, and plays an important role in helping parents work together to support their children. The program supports federal, state, and tribal efforts to foster parental responsibility, promote family self-sufficiency, by locating non-custodial parents, determining paternity, and establishing and enforcing orders for support. For every dollar invested in the program, $5.12 in child support was collected in FY 2011.
Growing up in poverty and family economic insecurity can reduce a child's chances of reaching his or her full potential. The program has a commitment to increasing the reliability of support payments throughout childhood. A growing body of research supports strategies that can help strengthen the ability and willingness of noncustodial parents to support their children, by promoting responsible fatherhood, helping parents succeed in the workforce, and building ladders of opportunity for those willing to do the work to lift themselves up.
To promote strong families and responsible fatherhood, the Administration's FY 2014 Budget includes a multi-pronged Child Support and Fatherhood Initiative to modernize the Child Support Enforcement Program and to encourage non-custodial parents to support their children and play an active role in their lives. The Budget includes $2.0 billion over ten years to fund a package of child support investments that promote family self-sufficiency and responsible fatherhood, and that recognize the essential role both parents play in providing financial and emotional support for children.
These policy changes will encourage non-custodial parents to take greater responsibility for their children while maintaining rigorous enforcement efforts. The Budget supports states in providing access and visitation services that can improve a noncustodial parent's relationship with his or her family and increases support for states that pass child support payments through to families rather than retaining them. The program will continue to evaluate the effectiveness of providing employment services aimed at increasing child support payments from non-custodial parents. The proposals support the President's commitment to supporting the critical role that fathers play in enhancing the intellectual, emotional, and financial well-being of their sons and daughters.
Ensuring Children Benefit When Parents Pay Support
The FY 2014 Budget proposes to invest $1.41 billion over ten years to encourage states to pass through current child support collections to TANF families, rather than retaining payments for cost recovery purposes. The benefits to families exceed their cost, and will result in an additional $1.7 billion in child support payments received by families, reducing those families' reliance on other social services programs, including the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and the Supplemental Security Income program (SSI).
- Under the proposal, states would no longer be required to reimburse the federal government for any part of current child support payments that the state distributes to the family, and states would be allowed to discontinue assigning child support payments to the state when a family is receiving TANF assistance ($551 million over ten years).
- To encourage states to take up family distribution options, the proposal also includes short-term funding to offset a significant share of state costs in implementing this policy ($759 million over ten years).
- The proposal also provides limited resources to help states make necessary improvements to their systems technology to support the distribution changes ($100 million over ten years).
- In addition, the proposal requires child support payments made on behalf of children in Foster Care to be used in the best interest of the child, rather than as general revenue for the state ($254 million over ten years).
- It also prohibits the use of child support to repay Medicaid costs associated with giving birth—a practice retained by only a handful of states. Recovery of this debt from non-custodial parents can discourage the participation of pregnant women in Medicaid, discourage fathers' attachment to the formal labor market, and reduce child support payments to the family (cost neutral).
Promoting Access and Visitation
The President's Budget provides $448 million over ten years to support increased access and visitation services and integrates these services into the core child support program. These services will not only improve parent-child relationships and outcomes for children, but they will also result in improved collections. Research shows that when fathers are engaged in the lives of their children, they are more likely to meet their financial obligations. This creates a double win for children—an engaged parent and financial security.
- As a first step in facilitating a relationship between non-custodial parents and their children, the proposed initiative would update the statutory purposes of the child support program to recognize the program's evolving mission and activities that help parents cooperate and support their children.
- The proposal also requires states to establish access and visitation responsibilities in all initial child support orders, just as custody arrangements are typically settled at the same time divorces are finalized.
- Federal resources are made available to states that choose to include parenting time responsibilities in initial child support orders beginning in FY 2014 and all states are required to include parenting time responsibilities in all new child support orders beginning in FY 2019. This phase-in approach will allow some states to begin immediately and will provide an opportunity for all states to learn from the lessons of "early adopters."
- The proposal also would encourage states to undertake activities that support access and visitation, while implementing domestic violence safeguards, which are a critical component of this new state responsibility.
Enforcement and Establishment
The FY 2014 Budget includes several additional proposals aimed at increasing collections and improving program efficiency, which would collectively save $95 million over ten years. They include:
- Mandating data comparisons with insurance claims, payments, settlements and awards;
- Requiring employers to report lump sum payment for intercept;
- Closing a loophole to allow garnishment of longshoremen's benefits;
- Improving the processes for freezing and seizing assets in multistate financial institutions;
- Providing tribal child support programs with access to the Federal Parent Locator Service and other enforcement tools and grant programs currently available to state child support programs, as well as sustained support for model tribal computer systems;
- Modifying the threshold at which states become subject to performance penalty based upon their paternity establishment percentage to better reflect state performance;
- Requiring each state's use of procedures to review and adjust child support debt owed to the state, and to discourage accumulation of unpaid child support debt during incarceration;
- Revising title IV-D to consolidate and clarify various data matching, safeguarding and disclosure authorities; and
- Requiring states to pass UIFSA 2008, model uniform state law, to ensure efficient international case processing as required by the Hague Child Support Treaty.
In addition, this request includes several new no-cost proposals aimed at improving the child support collection process and allowing the child support program to implement models that get more men working and engaging with their children. These proposals include:
- Improving coordination between child support and Social Security benefits received by families;
- Increasing state flexibility to retroactively modify child support orders;
- Limiting interest charged on child support arrears; and
- Increasing state flexibility to determine when to report child support arrears to credit bureaus.
Taken together these proposals will strengthen the ability of both parents to support and care for their children as well as improve the performance of the child support program in meeting this goal.
ACF FY 2014 Congressional Justification
HHS/ACF Budget in Brief
ACF portion of President's Budget
Building Ladders of Opportunity, Office of Management and Budget


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I read about a Botox neck lift. What is this and does it work? I thought Botox was for frown lines?
Botox Neck Lift
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Botox Cosmetic is generally not the appropriate treatment for aging of the lower face and neck. Botox Cosmetic does not improve skin laxity or fat accumulation. Face lift surgery, neck lifts, and submental liposuction are more ideal for patients with sagging double chins or "turkey necks".
However, Botox Cosmetic may reduce some wrinkles in the neck by relaxing muscular bands (platysmal bands). Results are temporary.
Speak to a facial plastic surgeon to determine if Botox Cosmetic is an appropriate solution for you. Best of luck.
Web reference: http://www.potomacplasticsurgery.com/facial-plastic-surgery/face-lift.cfm
The Botox® neck lift refers to the use of Botox® Cosmetic to relax muscular bands (Platysmal bands) located immediately under the skin of the neck--not a true neck lift. You are correct, Botox® Cosmetic is only approved for the forehead frown lines.
The use of Botox® Cosmetic to lift the neck is off-label and has some risk. In general, cosmetic use in the neck has been reserved for people with little fat under the chin and mildly hanging skin and muscle bands. By relaxing the muscle band, the skin appears to droop less. If a botulinum, like Botox®, is injected too deeply, the ability to swallow or move the head normally may be affected.
Unfortunately as more and more practitioners start incorporating Botox and other injectables into their family practices , naturopathic clinics and dental offices, the marketing of these treatments starts to become more and more misleading.
Yes, Botox can be used in the neck to relax Platysma bands but when this is marketed as a "neck lift", it's just not true. Botox is a muscle relaxant. It does the exact opposite of lifting the neck.
Botox is a very effective muscle relaxant that gives great results when used properly. It can not be used to perform a "neck lift".
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You are correct that Botox is typically used for the frown lines between the eyebrows. Overuse of the muscles between the eyebrows causes deep vertical lines which we call frown lines.
If we look aging necks in the population, people with thinner necks with minimal fat tend to have "muscle bands" or platysmal muscle bands. This is a thin sheet-like muscle under the neck skin. The front edge of the muscle is what forms the edge of the muscle band.
If we lay a bed sheet on the ground with a clothes line under the bed sheet, then we pull on the clothes line, the clothesline will tent the bed sheet. This is what happens with neck muscle bands. As the platysmal muscle band contracts, it is very similar to the clothes line tenting the bed sheet.
Botox is a neurotoxin, or a poison which selectively paralyzes or weakens the muscle that it is injected into. The effects of Botox are temporary, and the strongest effect of paralysis last only about a month, but residual weakness of the muscle persists for up to 4-5 months. The muscle strength gradually returns over the months after injection.
Even when the Botox completely paralyzes the platysmal muscle bands, sometimes the muscle already has skin wrapped around it, and the muscle bands look the same. Maybe less "tense" but still there all the same. The only way it really works is if the muscle bands protrude when the person "clenches" their jaw or flexes their neck muscles, but the neck profile is perfect when the person is relaxed.
Only in these people does the botox on the muscle bands prevent the neck band from forming.
I hope this explanation makes some sense.
Dr. Yang
As we get older, the skin and soft tissues can sag. In the neck there may also be "banding", where the neck muscle enveloping the neck can form taught band like thickening of tissue. Some have used Botox into these bands to try and relax the muscle and obtain improvement. One has to be very careful as there are many structures in the neck that one does not want injured. The results of this treatment are temporary.
A neck lift addresses the soft tissue droop and usually will also address the band issue. the results are also more permanent. It is an operative procedure.
In my opinion the so-called Botox neck lift is a mythological creature that is often talked about but never seen. Botox is a relaxant, not a tightener. It is useful to relax some of the tight linear bands of muscle that occur in the neck, but it isn't going to significantly improve neck tone or definition.
The good news is that there are a number of good neck lift techniques that can be customized to your particular situation. If you are in excellent health and of the proper disposition these can sometimes be done under local anesthesia with a relatively quick recovery.
Please go to a highly qualified surgeon for a neck lift procedure. There are many traps for the practitioner who has just completed a weekend course. This is not surgery for amateurs.
I did a study in the anatomy lab on the muscular bands in the front part of the neck. The neck muscle (platysma) actually thickens in the front part of the neck. Some people have a lot of muscular tension in the muscle which forms cords in the front of the neck. Botox placed into the cords relaxes the downward pull of the muscles and softens the neck.
This is not the same as surgical tightening, but the effect can be noticeable for many people. I suggest to patients that are interested to try it once to see how they may benefit.
The term Botox neck lift isn't really a real treatment term. Botox by definition is a neurotoxin that relaxes muscles, which can be the cause of wrinkling. Other than a very minor lift of the brows, Botox cannot "lift" anything.
However it can be used to reduce the appearance of wrinkles in the neck and to relax certain bands of muscles in the neck to create a temporarily smoother appearance. FDA had not approved these uses for Botox though and they come with their own set of risks.
Additionally these treatments can be costly and yield varying results which you may or may not be happy with. So "can" there be benefit to using Botox in this manner? Yes for the right person with the right set of parameters.
Is there typically a huge benefit to going this route? No, there are better treatment options than this that will yield much better and more reliable results that you should consider first. Talk with your doctor and schedule a consult to help you decide the right treatment options for you.
Botox may offer a short-term, minimally-invasive stopgap maneuver to make the bands less prominent, but results certainly may vary. Again, remember that Botox has a very specific cosmetic indication approved by the FDA, although it is commonly used in other areas with favorable results. Speak to your surgeon at length to learn about your options after a proper, comprehensive consultation and examination.
Botox can be used to rejuvenate the neck in the following instances:
- Help decrease presence of platysmal bands
- Selectively weaken the front neck muscles so that the back neck muscles pull stronger, giving a tighter neck and jawline.
Botox is not the treatment of choice for the neck and its best role is in an adjunctive manner. Surgery represents the best treatment for neck rejuvenation.
Web reference: http://www.shahfacialplastics.com/facelift.html
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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YARNELL, Ariz- The Yarnell Hill Fire is 90 percent contained, but evacuation notices are still active in some areas around the fire.
Authorities are assessing homes around Glen Llah and Yarnell before letting residents back in.
The fire has burned 8,377 acres and destroyed 114 structures.
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The 6-foot-6, 275-pounder bolsters an impressive roster for the U.S. Army All-American contest. Lisle is currently rated as the No. 6 offensive tackle in the country by FOX Sports NEXT, making him a four-star prospect.
Lisle has made a non-binding verbal commitment to sign with Ohio State on National Letter of Intent Day.
Scout Eval - Lisle is a complete road-grader in Centerville's run-based attack. He blows players off the ball and stays low while doing it allowing him to get a good push on a consistent basis.
"Evan is a talented athlete whose leadership and teamwork qualities have made him a standout at Centerville High School," said John Myers, Director of Marketing, Army Marketing and Research Group. "Only the strongest wear the Army colors, and Evan possesses mental, emotional and physical strengths similar to the Army Strong Soldier, that have afforded him that honor. We are proud to welcome all of the U.S. Army All-American Bowl players and commend each of them on their selection."
Lisle was selected by the U.S. Army All-American Bowl Selection Committee.
For more than a decade, the U.S. Army All-American Bowl has been the Nation's premier high school football game, serving as the preeminent launching pad for America's future college and NFL stars. Andrew Luck, Mark Sanchez, Tim Tebow, Ndamukong Suh, and Marcus Lattimore all made their national debuts as U.S. Army All-Americans. In the 2012 NFL Draft Andrew Luck became the first U.S. Army All-American Bowl alumnus to be selected with the first overall pick. The 2012 U.S. Army All-American Bowl drew a record crowd of 39,011 to the Alamodome, and was the most-watched sporting event on television over the weekend, excluding the NFL playoffs.
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Last incident I read was in May 2011. Now another one. :inquis:
This is from MousePlanet.com Weekly Update.
Man arrested for molesting young
girls at Typhoon Lagoon
Typhoon Lagoon was the site of yet another child molestation incident last Friday, when 39-year-old Moses Velasquez was arrested for inappropriately touching three girls. Velasquez was at the water park with his wife. It has been reported by both the Orlando Sentinel and Central Florida News 13 that Velasquez is a registered *** offender who was convicted of lewd and lascivious battery for having *** with a minor 10 years ago.
According to the arrest report, the alleged victimsall related and on a family vacationwere approached during the periodic "tidal wave" generated by the wave pool. Velasquez reportedly would let the wave carry him near the girls, where he would remain underwater and touch them. One girl, age 16, claimed that he kissed her buttocks underwater. The second said that, on three consecutive waves, he pulled her bathing suit bottom down twice, and then he punched her in her crotch. The third girl also claimed that he punched her in the crotch.
Velasquez was observed by park manager Clint Bronson, who had the man removed from the wave pool. Bronson escorted Velasquez and his wife to the park's administrative offices. Bronson also radioed Robert (John) MacDonald, an off-duty sheriff's deputy working as park security, that he was needed to investigate the incident.
Velasquez was issued a trespass warning for all Disney property, and booked into the Orange County Jail on two counts of lewd and lascivious molestation on a victim under 18. The younger two girls are reportedly aged 12 and 13. Since the first girl did not notice the incident and could not locate the person who informed her of the kiss, charges could not be brought in that case. Bail was set at $5,125.


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(201) The Classics: Tricking kids to read I got the idea for this week's Dodgeball when watching "Work of Art: The Next Great Artist" on TV. "Work of Art" is an elimination style reality show featuring weekly competitions between aspiring artists. In the inspiration episode, the contestants were each assigned a specific classic novel, for which they had to design a book cover. The winner of that weekly challenge actually became the cover of their assigned book, as published by Penguin Books. Lets face it, with the internet, video games, DVDs, and hundreds of TV channels, it is practically impossible to get kids to read the classics. Your task this week is to design a cover for a classic novel found in the Project Gutenberg Archives that will entice the kids to read that book. As you probably already know, Project Gutenberg is a database where you can download over 33,000 free Ebooks to read on your PC, iPad, Kindle, Sony Reader, iPhone, Android or other portable device. If it is a classic with an expired copyright, you will probably be able to read it for free at Project Gutenberg. There are two ways you can treat this contest: 1) You can treat it as a straight design challenge, and use your knowledge of the book and your design skills to create a compelling cover, as was the challenge on the TV show. 2) But also feel free to use a little trickery, as in the example below. Since I can't get you a book contract should you win, try to link your cover to the Project Gutenberg E-Book. If you don't know how to link the image (help is available in the FAQ ), or if your image automatically links to your image hosting site, provide the link to the book below your image. Who knows? Maybe we'll actually entice some kid to read a classic! The usual Dodgeball rules apply. The contest runs through Midnight CDT on Thursday, with voting on Friday. Good Luck.
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AT&T Park
San Francisco, California 94107
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AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINES (ATM) You will find ATMs located in and around SBC Park. Please ask your guest service representative or usher for the location nearest you. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE POLICY No alcohol (including non-alcoholic beer and wine) or illegal drugs may be brought into SBC Park. Alcoholic beverages can be purchased once inside the ballpark. SMOKING POLICY In accordance with San Francisco City Ordinance, SBC Park is a SMOKE-FREE facility with a limited number of designated smoking areas. Smoking is permitted on the View Level at Section 314-315 near the ramp and next to the elevator lobby adjacent to the ramp at 2nd and King. On the Promenade Level, smoking is permitted in the triangular point next to the Lefty O'Doul stairs, the corner of the Arcade area near the Seals Plaza Stairs and next to the freight elevator at Section 135. Smoking is also permitted on the AAA Club Level in the outdoor Patio Bar. Smoking is not permitted in any outdoor seating area, Luxury Suites, concourses, tunnels, restrooms, lounges, concession areas, bistros and restaurants. Guests who fail to comply with SBC Park's smoking policy will be asked to cease smoking or to move to a designated smoking area. Those continuing to violate the ordinance will be removed from the ballpark.
** It is highly recommended that public transportaion be used ** BART, MUNI, and Caltrain are all close to the park HOW TO GET TO SBC PARK BY CAR: From the Peninsula/South Bay: Take 1-280 north (or I-101 north to I-280 north) to the Mariposa Street exit. Turn right on Mariposa Street, then left on Third Street to get to the parking lots. From the East Bay: Take I-80/Bay Bridge to the Fifth Street exit. Turn right on Fifth Street Turn right on Folsom Street, then right on Fourth Street Get into the left lane and continue on Fourth Street to the parking lots (across Fourth Street Bridge). From the North Bay: Take I-101 south/Golden Gate Bridge to the Downtown/Lombard Street exit. Turn right on Van Ness Ave., then left on Golden Gate Ave. Turn right on Hyde Street and go straight across Market Street onto Eighth Street Turn left on Bryant Street and right on Fourth Street to the parking lots (across Fourth Street Bridge). These directions provide the most direct routes to the Giants' parking lots, but other city streets and freeway exits also provide alternate routes that fans are encouraged to use to avoid congestion. Please call 817-1717 for on-time traffic conditions.
General Rules
Due to Major League Baseball security guidelines which were imposed following Sept. 11, 2001, no coolers or backpacks will be allowed into the park. Large bags measuring over 14x14x14 are also not allowed into the ballpark. All permitted bags including purses, briefcases, and diaper bags will be searched before entering the park. Fans are encouraged to arrive early and to allow additional time when entering the park. Thank you for your cooperation
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- Breed: American Pit Bull Terrier/American Staffordshire Terrier Mix
- Color: Gray/Silver/Salt & Pepper - With White
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Chesterfield County officials expect that the now completed I-295/Meadowville Road interchange will spur a landslide of business for the Meadowville Technology Park in Enon.
With the expansion of Ft. Lee, a partnership with the Economic Development Partnership and ramped up efforts by Chesterfield economic development department, county officials expect the 1,300 acre technology park to begin to blossom.
Already the economic development department has a potential 1 million square foot distribution center working through the site-plan process on a fast track that could bring as many as 2,800 jobs. But economic development had the idea of this interchange as far back as 15 years ago when they put an option on the 1,300 acres. Six years ago Chesterfield exercised that option under the leadership of the then Bermuda District Supervisor Dickie King.
"It's really something to get the project done when most were running away from projects like this," said Chesterfield Administrator James J.L. Stegmaier last week during the ribbon cutting ceremony. He said the county worked with the Chester Chamber of Commerce, businesses, the U.S. Congress through Cong. Randy Forbes and VDOT to the get the funding for the project. "Though, all throughout, it's been a beautiful project," he said. "Now it's up to Will Davis, the county's economic development director, finish the job and bring in business to the park.
At its buildout, the technology park will look like a campus of high-tech businesses employing an estimated 7,200 workers and a private investment totaling $2.9 billion and 14.9 million square feet of office and industrial space. The construction of the buildings and infrastructure alone will generate 1,000 jobs in the construction field.
The cost of the interchange was $20 million although Stegmaier said in his opening statement, standing on the pavement of the northbound entrance before the ribbon was cut, that the project came in under the estimate by $3 million due to the efforts of Curtis Construction, that completed the entrance and exit lanes in about 14 months.
Stegmaier continued, "Not any one person has fingerprints on this project; so many individuals contributed."
Current chairman of the Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors, Art Warren praised Lane Ramsey, former Chesterfield administrator, for his leadership early on in the project and pointed out former Deputy Administrator Pete Stith, who he said procured the first $5 million in funding. The Commonwealth Secretary of Transportation, Sean Connaughton, said the Chesterfield County Chamber of Commerce "approached me to get the job done."
Secretary Connaughton's website states, "This work completes the first of two phases that will eventually include a full cloverleaf interchange and collector-distributor lanes between the Meadowville Road and Route 10 interchanges."
The interchange was opened to drivers on December 15, 2011.
Had to smile at the deft way you managed to praise the former Bermuda supervisor, Dickie King, without a single mention of the current Bermuda supervisor, Dorothy Jaeckle -- especially given that she, too, attended the ceremonial ribbon cutting. Nicely done.
I guess we can only wonder what her legacy is going to be...


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The Boston Marathon Bombings may have happened far from home, but the Central Coast is still feeling the effects.
A Santa Maria man who was running in the Boston Marathon when the bombings occurred was stopped just five minutes short of the finish line. On Saturday, he finally got to finish the race.
Erich Gross decided to complete his marathon before the start of the Bull Canyon Run in Santa Maria Saturday morning.
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problem with PNG in QML under wince?
I am making an application under windows CE 5 with QML and Qt 4.7.3 and I have a problem with PNG files.
The QML file is a rectangle for the window containing many IMAGE (in PNG format) and i switch between the different page by hiding or making visible the items.
All pictures are also loaded at the startup of the application.
And I have a problem when I want to add a new IMAGE object, when I run the QML under windows XP (Qt Creator), all is working perfectly, but when I run it under wince, I have an error message at the startup of the application (a message with ASSERT: 'bitmap' and a second message appear immediately in front of this previous message with ASSERT: 'pixel').
If I remove the last IMAGE object, the application is working correctly under wince, but if I add the IMAGE object, and that I remove the png used for the wallpaper of my application, it's working correctly.
I suppose that I have a problem with the size of all the pictures loaded but they represent only about 1 Mo of memory (I have at least 50Mo of RAM free).
I don't know how to solve my problem, because i have a lot of other picture to add to my application.
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Hi Vincent,
Are you using Qt with static link or dynamic linking?
If you're using dynamic linking and you've got all of the Qt Dlls in with the application then you will almost certainly hit the WinCE 5 32MB limit. There was an excellent talk about this at the 2009 dev days but I can't find it at the moment. In summary if you add up the size of all the Dlls you use and subtract that from 32MB that's how much memory you've got to spare. If you're running everything you need for QDeclarative that will be ~0!
You can customise the Qt build to only include the things you need, for example if you're using QML you can get rid of most of the widget based classes from QtGui, but be aware memory will always be tight.
KDAB [kdab.com] have done some work on this so you might want to contact them for some help.
Hope this is of some help,
@justzx: There are some good docs [qt-project.org] on compiling Qt for WinCE6.
I found it took me a little while to get my head around the configuration, but stick with it.
For the IDE, Qt Creator doesn't recognise WinCE toolchains yet (the bug is fixed but not released yet) so you'll have to build it from the command line. If you're using Visual Studio then simply get the Qt VS plugin and you will be able to build and deploy to the target.
Sorry that the above is a bit vague, but I would suggest giving the docs a try and then starting a new thread here if you get into trouble. The IRC groups are also very useful, although I don't know how many WinCE folks are on them.
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Relationship between patient symptoms and endosonographic findings in chronic pancreatitis
Gardner, Timothy B; Janec, Eileen M; Gordon, Stuart R
2009 ;9(4):398-403, Pancreatology
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vol: 9,
page: 398,
stat: Journal Article,
Sublingual hyoscyamine spray as premedication for colonoscopy: a randomized double-blinded placebo-controlled trial
Chaptini, Louis A; Janec, Eileen M; Seltzer, Gregory; Peikin, Steven; Elfant, Adam B
2008 Jul;196(1):51-55, American journal of surgery
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year: 2008,
vol: 196,
page: 51,
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Azar, Riad R; Oh, Young S; Janec, Eileen M; Early, Dayna S; Jonnalagadda, Sreenivasa S; Edmundowicz, Steven A
2006 Apr;63(4):688-692, Gastrointestinal endoscopy
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2006 Nov;64(5):735-739, Gastrointestinal endoscopy
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2005 Jul;129(1):388-9; discussion 389, Gastroenterology
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vol: 129,
page: 388,
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