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[325] ER+PR- Breast Carcinomas Are More Frequently Associated with Older Patients, Larger Tumors and HER2 Positive Tumors
P Tai, J Wang, P Ding, P Tang. University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, NY; RTI Health Solutions, Research Triangle Park, NC
Background: Previous studies showed that ER+/PR- tumors are frequently seen in elderly women and in grade 2 ductal carcinomas. We also showed that these tumors are more frequently associated with bone metastasis and higher recurrence scores of 21-gene assay. In current study, we sought to investigate the clinicopathologic difference between ER+/PR-(PN) tumors and ER+/PR+(PP), ER-/PR-(NN), and ER-/PR+ (NP) tumors from a large data base.
Design: Nine hundred twenty consecutive cases of breast cancer between 1997 and 2008 were identified from our departmental file. Clinicopathological information such as patients' age, tumor type, tumor size, histologic grade, nuclear grade, lymph node status, and expression of ER, PR and HER2 were recorded. Statistical analyses were performed to compare among these 4 groups of tumors.
Results: Among the 920 cases, 546 (59.3%) were invasive ductal and ductal carcinoma in situ (IDC/DCIS), 190 (20.7%) were pure IDC, 118 (12.8%) were pure DCIS, and 66 (7.2%) were invasive lobular carcinoma (ILC). 165 cases (18.0%) were NN, 13 (1.4%) were NP, 101 (10.9%) were PN, and 641 (69.7%) were PP. The mean ages were 57.3, 53.1, 64.1, and 59.9 for NN, NP, PN, and PP, respectively, with PN being the oldest group and a p-value of 0.0004. The mean tumor sizes were 2.79cm, 1.85cm, 2.13cm, and 1.99cm for NN, NP, PN and PP, respectively, with a p-value of 0.0002. The most common histologic grades were grade 3 for NN (85%) and NP (55%), and grade 2 for PN (39%) and PP (40%), with a p-value less than 0.0001. The most common nuclear grades were grade 3 for NN (85%) and NP (70%); and grade 2 for PN (61%) and PP (57%), with a p-value less than 0.0001. HER2 over-expression was seen in 21%, 0%, 15%, and 9% in NN, NP, PN and PP, respectively, with a p-value of 0.0143. Lymphovascular invasion was seen in 26%, 8%, 15% and 17% in NN, NP, PN, and PP, respectively, with a p-value of 0.0351. Lymph node metastasis were similar among all 4 groups of tumors (p=0.2321).
Conclusions: PN tumors consist of 11% of all tumors, and are different from PP, NN, and NP tumors. They are more likely seen in older patients, with larger tumor and higher frequency of being HER2 positive compare to PP tumors.
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Arthur Lee's bandmates in the last incarnation of Love will be performing his songs on a UK tour this autumn.
Baby Lemonade formed the backbone of Lee's band both before and after his jail sentence in the late '90s. Now, Lee's widow, Diana Lee, has officially endorsed Baby Lemonade's UK tour, billed as 'A Celebration Of The Music Of Arthur Lee and Love'.
The band will play seventeen shows, kicking off in Swansea on October 16.
Following Arthur Lee's much publicised release from prison in 2001, Baby Lemonade were invited to perform as Love on sell out tours of sell-out tours of the UK, Europe, USA and Australia.
The band were part of Lee's re-creation of the classic Love album 'Forever Changes', which was filmed by the BBC at Glastonbury Festival and 'Later With Jools Holland' in 2003.
Baby Lemonade escorted Arthur Lee when he was awarded a 'Living Legend' award from NME in the following year.
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I found a bubble envelope on my front porch this morning with red noodle seeds and a sweet potato bush from a new gardening friend. Thanks Tina! BIG : ) My tropical fruit : ) The mango tree is loaded with nice fruit. The sugar apples are getting bigger everyday. I harvested a large red pineapple this am. The first of the seasons bananas are ripe with 6 more coming along nicely. The muscadines are plumping up and I see baby figs. The koi and chickens are playing happily for me to watch :) Sometimes it's the little things. |
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Thank you everyone! This post was meant to be cheerful not about me being sad but I appreciate your support. Tom that is the same day lily as mine or almost. It looks darker in that picture than the other ones. My brother is holding his own. His neurologist will only say you are much better than the first time I met you. Well lets hope so, the fluid on his brain had him so confused he thought Reagan was president and the year was 1982. They don't know or wont say what caused it and if it will happen again since there was no trauma. They also don't know if he will completely recover or remain like he is now. So they will take another CAT scan in 2 weeks and see if fluid is building up again. In the mean time life is very different. SOOOOOO who has some good edible plant news or pictures? |
I'll keep him in my prayers and you too. I wish I'd learn to take pictures and post them. I just never can find the time it seems when hubby is home. I don't even know where the camera is. Let alone get the pics to the pc. I'm teckno challenged. ;o) |
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Robin, you are so right, it is the little things. I've taken to walking the garden when I'm stressed, and to take my mind totally off whatever it was that upset me, I started counting how many different blooms/buds I see. By focusing on finding a bud/flower, I'd have to stop thinking of what was stressing me. By the time I hit a dozen, I'm feeling better. My best day so far was 52! (spring!). Stay strong, let the garden do it's magic! Lori |
I'm so sorry about your brother. You will both be in my thoughts. Here's a distraction for you. Is this a banana pup? It is coming up next to the raja puri. And if it is, what do I do with it? |
Anyone? I'm pretty sure it is a banana pup. It's growing well where it is. Can I just leave it there? |
Yes, it is a baby. Is that the one I gave you at Lori's? I tried to give you one with eyes. I recommend you let it grow, no work involved : ) |
Yes, that's the one you gave me. It is doing great! Hubby will be happy to hear we can just leave it there too, since he's doing all the garden labor right now. So how many is optimal for a clump of bananas? Will it just keep producing pups? |
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Oregon junior Amanda Johnson today was named to the district all-academic team for the second time. She's the third UO women's player so honored, and all there were two-time honorees.
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Oregon junior forward Amanda Johnson was named to the 2011 CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District VIII First Team, it was announced today by the Academic All-America® Committee.
Johnson, who currently has a 4.09 gpa, will now be eligible for Academic All-America consideration. The Santa Rosa, Calif., native is currently enrolled in graduate school and is pursuing a master's in couples and family therapy.
The starting forward earned her undergraduate degree Summa Cum Laude and graduated in the top two percent of her class with a 3.97 gpa and a double major in psychology and sociology following the summer of 2010.
This is Johnson's second year receiving the honor, as she was named a 2010 CoSIDA Second Team Academic All-America on Feb. 23, 2010, after being named to the Academic All-District VIII First Team. Johnson was the first women's basketball player to earn the honor since Stefanie Kasperski in 1990.
A 2008 graduate of Maria Carrillo High School, Johnson heads into tonight's game at Washington just one point shy of 1,000 for her career. She is expected to become the 23rd player in UO program history to join the 1,000-point club, and the ninth to complete the feat in their junior year.
Johnson is currently averaging 16.5 points, 8.2 rebounds and 2.6 steals per game. A three-year starter, Johnson has also already cracked the Oregon all-time top-10 categories for 3-point field goals made (108), steals (152) and double-doubles (17).
During her career, Johnson has recorded 50 double-figure scoring games, 17 double-doubles, 12 games of 20 points or more and 17 double-figure rebounding efforts. Johnson has led the Ducks in scoring 23 times during her career, and has led UO on the boards 47 times over the last three seasons.
She has played in 84 career games, scoring 999 points, grabbing 616 rebounds, knocking down 108 three-pointers, dishing out 142 assists as well as recording 152 steals.
Academic All-District teams are chosen in each district. First-team Academic All-District® honorees advance to the national Capital One Academic All-America® Team ballot, where First, Second and Third Team All-America honorees will be selected later this month.
Nominations and voting for the All-America programs are conducted by members of the College Sports Information Directors of America.
Prior to Johnson, Oregon had just two CoSIDA Academic All-Americans, Stefanie Kasperski (1989 & 1990) and Bev Smith (1980 & 1982), who were each two-time winners of the award.
Also elected to the CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District VIII First Team along with Johnson was Rachel Clancy (Cal Poly), Tara Cronin (Portland), Jessica Vargas (Loyola Marymount) and Janelle Bekkering (Gonzaga).
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For some time, the Club has been using only Sustainable Seafood – now we've added Marine Stewardship Council certified sustainable.
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Against some stiff competition, the Club has been successful in gaining a $34,621 grant from the Gambling Community Benefit Fund to install solar panels.
The benefits will be greatly appreciated by our members and community with the potential to reduce our greenhouse emissions by nearly 90 Tonnes per annum.
In addition, the solar panels will enable us to partner with the solar equipment supplier to offer regular education forums delivering education to the greater community about renewable energies.
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We provide childcare for both services and have an active Children's Program (pre-k to 5th grade), Junior Youth Organization (6-8th grade), and Hancock Youth Group (9-12th grade).
Most importantly, our Covenant of Welcome makes clear that all are welcome, just as they are. You don't have to change who you are or what you believe in order to join us, but you should expect that what you experience in our community will transform you. God can work through you just as easily as through any one of us, and so community is at the heart of all we are and do.
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10:00 a.m. morning worship Morning Worship here at Hancock is a traditional service that lasts about an hour. We meet in the main sanctuary for dynamic, uplifting prayer, thoughtful preaching, and choral music sung by the Chancel Choir. Childcare and church school are available during this worship service. Communion is celebrated on the first Sunday of the month. Please read more in What To Expect.
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Maggies Pride gone berzerk? ;-) Impressive whatever it is. I hope everyone has a Happy & relaxing Christmas - all the best for a brom-filled New Year! Christmas Cheers, Todd |
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I too want to wish all of you a Merry Christmas and and wonderful New Year filled with some very special bromeliads. HDD how about sending me one of those lovely white broms??? |
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It would be a wonderful Christmas if we receive one of those white bromies. Wishing all of you a Merry Christmas and a Wonderful New Year! |
Hi All, A wonderful group of broms. ;-) Wish all of you be happy and have a wonderful year. Mery X'mas |
HDD, Great looking Neos, I'm trying to get Santa to let me build a greenhouse. Merry Christmas all. Rick |
- Posted by splinter1804 (My Page) on Sat, Dec 20, 08 at 14:27
Hi HDD, what a beautiful and unusual lot of broms. Are these your own hybrids you've been hiding away from us? Tell me when you're going away on holidays so I can arrange to come around to get a sample. Thanks for sharing with us, all the best, Nev. |
- Posted by hotdiggetydam (My Page) on Sat, Dec 20, 08 at 15:46
Yes a new hybrid by Mr Ray Coleman of Florida It will a limited release at the World Conference 2010 in New Orleans, USA. The photo is of the original grex. Which is now being progated for pups. Interesting life cycle..Kinda like a butterfly. The red looking plant on the lower right is the catapillar(pup) but the plant changes to what you see on the left of the photo. A wide winged butterfly and likes the bright lights. The plant name is Neo. Lorena Lector. |
- Posted by splinter1804 (My Page) on Sun, Dec 21, 08 at 13:54
Hi HDD - Thanks for the follow up. Something a little bit different to ponder over. All the best, Nev. |
Hi all HAPPY XMAS to all...I hope you all have an awesome new year! Be safe and enjoy the holidays! Dennis |
- Posted by kerry_t_australia 9 (My Page) on Mon, Dec 22, 08 at 3:22
Thanks for all the seasons' greetings everyone. The same back to you all. That is indeed a beautiful butterfly, HDD! But the name suggests that Hannibal will be having Lorena for lunch!! K |
- Posted by hotdiggetydam (My Page) on Mon, Dec 22, 08 at 7:59
Hi Kerry or.... Lorena the butterfly devoured Hannibal...Anyway i didn't get to name it...or it would have a different name LOL |
- Posted by bromeliaddict z6 MI (My Page) on Mon, Dec 22, 08 at 8:42
hdd, Thanks for sharing the pics and the plant info!... looks like everybody's wish list just grew a little bit longer! Paul |
HDD, it's an amazing plant! As Paul said, the wish-lists just get longer and longer! Japie |
I recognize those plants and their location. I took their picture a year ago when I was in Florida, and was hoping there would be more of them by now. I expect they will fetch some big bucks at the convention! I like the name. Michael said it was HL x Lorena, but I think it must be the other way around. Either way, it is certainly not what I would have expected for that cross! If you can't wait for this one to get out, why not try Wango Tango? |
- Posted by hotdiggetydam (My Page) on Mon, Dec 22, 08 at 20:28
For me Wango tango the leaves are to thin and picky about light conditions. My picture was taken right before they mom's bloomed and got twisted LOL |
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Despite the frequency with which I check the XDA forums, I'd never heard of Kite UI before today. You may think that another UI alternative is the last thing Android needs, but give Kite UI a glance and you'll realize it's pretty mind-blowingly awesome... or at least, the concept video makes it look that way.
At the moment, the project is still in the process of being coded, but the team is looking for help.
I may be stating the obvious here, but stay with me: most people reading this right now probably own a number of expensive gadgets - for example, a phone, a digital camera, or an MP3 player. It's also safe to say that just about everyone who isn't living under a rock knows that liquids and electronics rarely go well together. So then, what's a gadgeter to do when they expect to encounter liquids but want to keep using their electronics?
T-Mobile UK is certainly digging itself into a ditch on this one, and seriously pissing customers off in the process. You can't really blame people for being upset: after promising the Froyo update for Samsung Galaxy S owners by November 30 via FOTA, then reiterating just two days ago that the update was ready to roll out, they've now pushed it back at least a week. Turns out they're also not going to be able to do it over-the-air, either - rather, it's going to be installed with Samsung KIES instead.
Remember that scene in Iron Man where Tony Stark sleeps with the journalist (Christine Everhart), and then in the morning, Jarvis wakes her up by reading the current weather, surf conditions, and so on? Yeah, now your Android device can do that.
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Last week, Samsung was awesome enough to send us the T-Mobile variant of their Galaxy Tab for review. As of this writing, I've spent a full 9 days using the 7" tablet - more than enough time to get an intimate feel for it. Without giving too much away off the bat, I have to say that I'm fairly impressed with it, despite having a few minor niggles.
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A few days ago, Harvard Business Review writer James Allworth posted on the HBR blog and argued that Google has effectively shot itself in the foot by making Android such an open system. To boil the 800 word post down, Mr. Allworth's argument is that the openness of the system has led to competitors taking the Google out of Android - namely, Baidu in China and Bing on Verizon. The issue is that Google's revenue comes from the ads on their services; consequently, a de-Googled Android would result in no income for Google.
This is one hell of a brilliant idea that deserves all the attention it can get: seven University of Waterloo students have come together to write an app every day for seven straight days. But these aren't just average run-of-the-mill students; they're the cream of the crop, and most have a bevy of industry experience backing them up.
WhoIsIt is a new twist on an old classic: setting custom ringtones for certain contacts (or groups of contacts). The twist is that you can assign custom ringtones and vibrations for Gmail, SMS, and MMS, on a per-contact basis. Not too shabby, especially for a free app. Other features include:
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My infatuation hasn't blinded me to Reeves's limitations: I didn't come out of the 1994 film Little Buddha, in which Keanu portrayed Prince Siddhartha, declaring him to be the one true lord. But neither did I feel ripped off. After all, I had gotten the opportunity to spend two hours in a dark room with images of Reeves that at times were thirty feet high.
I was somewhat more wary about attending a 1995 concert by Reeves's rock trio, Dogstar--or, as it was billed in local advertisements, "Dogstar, featuring Keanu Reeves." (Apparently, local promoters doubted that just plain "Dogstar" would draw much of a crowd.) After all, it's usually a cause for leeriness when celebrities switch genres: Think about Cindy Crawford as an action-flick heroine, Sonny Bono running for office or William Shatner belting out "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" and you'll understand what I mean. But I went to the show anyway, if for no other reason than to bask in the physical presence of the Man Who Would Be Keanu.
Predictably, I was not alone. Although Dogstar hadn't even recorded a CD yet, the Ogden Theatre was packed, albeit mainly with impressionable teenage girls and twentysomething gay men. The crowd was exceedingly polite: There was no shoving, no stepping on toes, no heaving unmentionables onto the stage. For the most part, the ticket-buyers were too awestruck to do anything other than scream or swoon whenever Reeves spoke into his microphone--which wasn't often. For the majority of the performance, the actor, who had the movies Johnny Mnemonic and A Walk in the Clouds in release at the time, kept his eye on his bass guitar, focusing intently on hitting the correct strings. He and his supporting cast--drummer Robert Mailhouse and singer-songwriter/guitarist Bret Domrose--stuck chiefly to original material, which at that time was unfamiliar even to Reeves's most dedicated fans (like, for instance, me). Worse, Dogstar's sound came across as a weak attempt at folksy blues rock. But the musicians could have been performing opera in Sanskrit for all we cared. This was one time when looks were about all that mattered.
In the two years since then, Dogstar has responded to the vanity-project charges that virtually every reviewer in the United States hurled against it by releasing two CDs on the now-defunct Zoo Records: 1996's Quattro Formaggi (Italian for "Four Cheeses"), a four-song enhanced disc that contains "exclusive interactive videos," and Our Little Visionary, a full-length from this year. The latter isn't what you'd call a masterpiece, but at least it's not Reeves's fault: Domrose, who writes all of the three-piece's rather wussy material, deserves most of the blame. His singing might appeal to Dave Matthews's mother, but to no one else, and his lyrics are unimaginative, unimportant--un-everything. He writes songs with almost-promising titles like "32 Stories" and "Honesty Anyway," but then fills them with tepid lines such as "Excuse me my dear--just had to say/It's hell without you here/And all my dreams are full of fear/But there's honesty anyway." Domrose's guitar skills are adequate, as he proves on a decent cover of Badfinger's "No Matter What," and while "Denial" and "Forgive" are woefully short on substance, they're as radio-friendly as anything Hootie's even played on his Blowfish. But "Bleeding Soul" doesn't reveal any suffering--unless you count the people listening to it, that is.
In other words, the recording would not normally have inspired me to write about the band. But when I was told that Dogstar was returning to Denver and that Keanu (fresh from filming The Last Time I Committed Suicide, which had a limited release last month, and Devil's Advocate, set to appear this fall) was doing press to support the tour--well, suddenly all my critical reservations went straight out the window. So I sat down and did some research. I learned that one of the reasons Reeves turned down the millions of dollars he would have received for starring in Speed 2: Cruise Control was his Dogstar commitments. I discovered that Mailhouse is also an actor: He played Brian Scofield, Tanner's big brother, on Days of Our Lives, and appeared in Love and War, Picket Fences, Melrose Place, Seinfeld (as a gay man Elaine slept with), the made-for-TV movie See Jane Run and the big-screen effort The Glimmer Man. (He showed up in Speed as well; he was the smart-alecky "young executive" trapped in an elevator in the thriller's opening sequence.) And I unearthed information about a lost Dogstar member, Gregg Miller, who left the group because, in Mailhouse's words, he "just went a different way. He was more into slow ballads and stuff. His music changed a lot since we were with him. When we first got together, it was more crazy or punky stuff, but then I don't know what happened. I think it was around the time Jerry Garcia died. He went south after that and wanted to become Jerry. I don't get that."
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Beaver an option but a little later than others. I think I am going to go for Swashbuckler as marshman a little too far from the midlands as I have to work bank holiday monday (I know!)
Been building up the training over last few weeks and just concentrating on getting all three disciplines in reasonable shape before embarking on the FINk 'journey'!
I just did Dublin Marathon on Monday, so apart from being on the bevvy for the rest of this week, I am working overseas from Saturday for a week or so. My Outlaw training will start when I get home.
I'll need a sighter closer to home, but the lack of half distances around that time might leave me with limited options.
Anyone have advice on tackling this in May as a training block?
Following Fink to the letter is looking to be hit and miss for me due to the other things I want to be doing this winter. I want to try XC on top of the schedule. Is there scope to fit in that sort of training and weekend racing?
Edited to say well done Floreat, I hadn't read that ealier. My time was a tad disappointing at 4.10, but I offer no excuse, it is what it is.
Hi VT'd.
I'll be racing XC over the winter months to mix things up a bit.I'm also going to be racing the Wokingham HM. The intermediate plan peaks at a long run of 1:30 (bar a single 2) in the first 20 weeks,so I'll still need to put in some serious (thinking 16 milers) to get into shape for the HM.
Having just looked at the running, Fink seems to be very very light on the long runs. A single 3:00 before the big day??
I guess the assumption is you can walk it if need be?
ShuffleB is doing the beaver, (already entered I think) and I'll be there to support.....
I htink its about 4 weeks ahead and thats an ideal gap
I think thier t-shirts say something like 'i licked the beaver' but that might be an urban myth
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I agree that the running looks a bit light on Fink, but maybe that's cos I'm used to mara training.
Run training for an ironman bears absolutely no resemblance or relation to training for a standalone marathon.
Started my core stability class last night. It was good and I realise now how weak my core muscles are. Its on for 6 weeks so I hope to notice a difference at the end. I can't seem to engage my core muscles without holding my breath - its very odd. I've got all the dates for my endless pool swimming sessions too now so very excited. I've booked a block of 10 spreading over to next March so I will be a swim godess indeed by then. (thinks positive). I've looked back at the swim results for the Vit last year and indeed I wasn't the slowest so thanks to Cat and Hen for the vote of confidence.
getting through Fink quite quickly...inspired last night by his 1% improvement theory.
Also, I'm considering creating my own middle distance event with a "car park" style transition. I think there's a thread where groups do these "free" events. But they appear to have "seasoned"/faster? entrants. The idea seems to serve the purpose for assessing distance, nutrition and kit. But probably without the pre-event excitement?
Might need to make myself a T shirt, and through a bottle of water, banana and a cereal bar into a bag....
anyone else done similar? (......not so much the goody bag!)
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As Meldy and Trogs said, you just don't need to do as much huge running with an IM prog. Running really wrecks your legs - something that really sunk home when IM training and the long rides started to kick in. Don't be tempted to do much more than the prog says, even if you're a great runner. If you're not strong enough on the bike you'll be too knackered to do a good run anyway.
It's hard to fit in mara training without compromising your long bikes etc, which is why so many IM progs say don't do it. But plenty of people do around here. So much depends on the individual.
Evening! Thought I'd just repost these plans. Guess we are getting closer to the start date. I think the general consensus is to begin two weeks early to allow for *life* getting in the way. So that means we begin Monday 21st November.
(I say we, but I have to confess that I'm just going to be doing the marathon leg as part of a team.... can't wait . But I will be there to cheer everyone on.)


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UPDATE : Yes, the wallpaper has been updated. Out goes Randy Orton and in comes……oh no. Hey I like Santino and all, but seeing him upfront on the wallpaper like that makes me wonder "What the eff just happened here?!" He'll probably get attacked backstage on the PPV or something. I'm placing my bets on Drew McIntyre. To be honest though, I'd want Santino in the Chamber over Great Khali any day.
One Final, Grueling Stop Before WrestleMania 28.
I've said this time and time again. The Elimination Chamber PPV is one of my most-liked shows of the year. And it only gets better if the contestants selected for the Chamber are excellent superstars. But I think the reason the Elimination Chamber is so exciting is because it's the final turning point before WWE's rosters head into the Grandest Stage of Them All, WrestleMania. The Elimination Chamber is where major titles shift hands, big feuds are set in motion, and everyone's gunning for a chance just to be on WWE's most elite platform.
This year is unique though. More than the two Chamber matches, I'm actually looking forward to seeing the Ambulance Match between Kane and John Cena. Now I know there's an extremely insignificant chance that Cena may actually "embrace the hate" and go bonkers on everyone. That isn't going to happen a month away from 'Mania no matter how much people want it to. Kane will probably have to ride away at the back of the medical van instead. But the match itself is worth looking forward to. The last time we saw it was nearly 8 years ago, in a time when Kane had only recently unmasked and was involved in a heated feud against Shane McMahon. Kane went on to bury his brother The Undertaker on the same night, so there's a lot of brutal history stacked-up behind this Ambulance Match, which makes me think it'll be pretty damn entertaining.
As far as the Chamber matches are concerned, I'm looking forward to Raw's main event more. I'm sure SmackDown!'s contestants will dish out some awesome moves and may even surprise us with a better match, but right now Raw's WWE Championship match seems like the superior match. You have Punk, Jericho, Kingston, Ziggler, Truth, and Miz in the same ring inside an enclosed steel structure. Those are 6 amazing superstars who know how to put on a good match, so I'm stoked.
I'm sure other matches will pop-up as well. Sheamus is bound to make an appearance and "choose his opponent". In other words, he'll crash the SmackDown! Chamber match. I doubt Triple H's angle will make any progress at the event though…unless The Undertaker decides to don the new "hairless" look on the show. You never know.
Anyway, here's the wallpaper for this year's Elimination Chamber. Yes, I went with a different design and style from last year's. Massive props to VKM and the guys at WCFR for these hi-res images, as always. Get to downloadin', all! We're one big PPV away from arguably the biggest PPV of all time. I'm insanely excited, are you?
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SPIRIT LAKE - Contract commercial anglers hired by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources to remove rough fish recently collected several invasive carp from Elk Lake in Clay County.
Ralph Mahn, a commercial fisherman from Harpers Ferry, reported catching bighead carp and silver carp in a recent seine haul at the lake where common carp and buffalo were being removed.
"These fish likely originated from flooding that occurred this summer on the Missouri River and traveled into the lake from the Little Sioux River and its tributary Elk Creek," said Mike Hawkins, DNR fisheries biologist.
This is the second collection this year of invasive carp species in lakes that are connected to the Little Sioux River. In August, DNR personnel captured two bighead carp in East Okoboji while conducting routine sampling.
Bighead and silver carp are included in the Asian carp family and are non-native species that have invaded the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers recently. Extreme flooding that occurred this summer allowed these fish to travel past barriers on the Little Sioux River that would normally prevent their passage.
DNR fisheries personnel will continue to monitor waters that have been invaded to assess their populations and impact they might have on these lakes. Much remains to be learned about these species; however it is unlikely that they will spawn in lakes, since they require large river systems to successfully spawn.


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Seeing to the Community's Needs This optometrist goes beyond her call of duty to help make sure everyone in the community has the opportunity for good vision. Learn how she donates her time and talent to help others see. Dr. Diana Gilbert is a business owner and single mother of three. And with all that responsibility she still does a tremendous amount of volunteer work. So as she donates her time and energy, we want to recognize her as our 2010 Health Woman of the Year. InfantSEE Through the InfantSEE program, Gilbert donates free eye assessments to 6- to 12-month olds. The national program has two main intentions: to detect any vision problems early and to educate parents about eye health. "You rarely find a problem, but if you do, it can change this child's life because their normal development can be completely thrown off if their eyesight's not appropriate," Gilbert says. Prevent Blindness and Vision USA Gilbert also helps adult patients through Prevent Blindness and VISION USA. Both of these programs help individuals who do not qualify for Medicaid or Medicare but still have a low income that makes it hard to meet eye care needs. Gilbert sees Prevent Blindness patients at least once a week and donates free eye exams. For these patients Gilbert does not supply any products like glasses or contact lenses, as Luxxotica has partnered with the organization to donate their products. "There's no better feeling than when you help someone in Prevent Blindness that have to come in because they're down and they come back later and say, 'Thank you! I have a job now. I'm doing well,' " Gilbert says. While she doesn't see as many patients through VISION USA, Gilbert volunteers for this program by donating both eye exams and products. Realeyes In addition to all of the free eye exams Gilbert donates, she also donates her time and knowledge to the Realeyes program. Working to educate students, Gilbert visits about four local grade schools and preschools a year to give eye health presentations. At each school, Gilbert will make three or four presentations catered to the appropriate age group, and each presentation will discuss how to take care of their eyes. "For me I think it's rewarding because it's amazing how much these children want to know and how much they want to learn," Gilbert says.
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Hi, I am having problem importing data from two different source. The first one is hypso data and is supposed to be in lat / long from the CSRS. When I import the shape file in C3D using these specification, the white arrow appears in the center of the drawing, and everything seems fine.
Now then, I have those data point from land survey with a GPS I wish to had to my surface. When I import my text file ( which is in P - X - Y - Z format ), the point appears way offside of the hypso drawing.
So I was wondering, how can I know the system in which those point were recorded. Once I know this, how can I speicify to C3D that the hypso is in a certain system, and the GPS point in another one, so that they will come togheter ? Thanks !
Before you start importing anything, right click on your drawing name in the seetings tab of toolspace and make sure that the coordinate system in your drawing is set (See screenshot). The easiest way would be to set it to the same system that the survey information was delivered in.
The shapefile will be converted from whatever datum it is in to the datum your drawing is using. That should fall in line with the points from your surveyor. The only way to be certain about which datum the surveyor used is to ask. Never assume anything.
I already checked this, I forgot to mention in the opening question !
But my drawing setting are set in the same coordinate as my shapefile. And I checked it was good. The problem comes when I try to add the GPS point from the land survey. They appear very far, in plan view, from the surface of the shape files....
Make sure that your X and Y values aren't switched
Hi again,
I tryed this, I switched the value and imported the point. They are still very far from the shape file in plan view !
If your drawing's zone is set to Lat and Long., you need to make sure the point file is also Lat. Long. If your point file is state plane Northing and Easting, you have to set the drawing zone to the proper coordinate zone, import your points and then import the shapefile. It is unusual (at least aoround here) for a point file to be in Lat. Long. The software will transform the shapefiles to the propeor location, but it can't do that with a .csv point file.
Yes. I agree with you, but I was so desperate I tryed many weird thing hoping it would work. Normaly, I would set the Nad-83 + the zone... but when I do this, the hypso looks in good place in plan view, but the points goes way out !
Are the points in a survey database? If so, what coordinate zone is it set to? Are you mixing meters and feet? Do you have an aerial or something you can drop in to verify that the points are wrong? If you're sure of the validity of the shapefile location, then it sounds like you need to ask the surveyor that provided the points what he did.
You will have to ask the person who created/provided the file what system it is in if they did not add any meta data to the file.
Once you know the two different systems you should make two seperate drawings with the appropriate system settings applied to each. Then you can use the map querry tools to bring data from one drawing into the other and have it converted.
Or, you could set up a survey database with system A, import one set of data, then set the drawing to system B and import the data from the survey database.
The point were taken usuing a GPS.
They do not appears to be " good " because when I superpose a google earth surface, its comes in good agreement with the shape files, but the points aren't even in the same country I guess ! I really have no clue about what is happening, I know there is a issue with the reference system, but I don't know anything else.. Is there a " standard " GPS reference system used in Cad drawing ? (maybe the question sounds a bit stupid, but am getting confused now...)
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April 9, 2012 – Georgia's Governor Nathan Deal has a decision to make whether or not to require Georgia welfare recipients be drug tested. The bill is in his hands but he has yet to make the decision.
If Governor Deal signs the bill there will be lawsuits filed by several groups of advocacy bed wetters. These whiny little cry babies claim that drug testing welfare applicants is in violation of the 14th amendment which protects against illegal searches. This is true, however they obviously missed the part of the amendment which also protects against unreasonable seizures. Kinda like when the moochers force me to pay for their lavish lifestyle or that illegitimate nipple sucker some brood mare plopped out at my expense. Yea, in my book that's an unreasonable seizure of my hard earned cash. Never mind the cost if the little one is born addicted to crack or heroine. Which brings up another issue – How about a law that gives the state the right to take your kid away if you fail the drug test. I'm not a big fan of government getting in my personal life, but I have absolutely no problem supporting our government saving a kid from a filthy drug addict.
So if Governor Nathan Deal has an ounce of courage and cares about the future of children born into welfare, he'll do the right thing and sign the bill into law.
Oh, and I have no problem at all with the bill including lawmakers having to be drug tested either. -JRoycroft
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Even after the dynamic discussion about choosing the shortlist, it was clear it wouldn't be easy to decide on the winner for the Engineering Awards. With the panel split on a couple of the projects the focus became a lot more critical, ensuring a very interesting debate amongst everyone.
The winning project, VanDusen Botanical Gardens Visitor Centre, Vancouver, Canada by Fast + Epp stood out even when the shortlist was coming together, the panel commenting that it was the 'first building of this aesthetic that we have seen in the competition'. Architects on the project were Perkins + Will.
Even before projects started to be eliminated it was evident that each one in the shortlist had their unique elements which gave them a reason to win. In particular the UK Pavilion Shanghai Expo (AKT II) stood out, yet it was questioned that although it was 'sold on architectural form, does it engineeringly do anything?'
Another project which was a favourite not only with the panel present, but also with the remote judges, was the Metropol Parasol (Arup Spanish Office). The project showed evidence of 'architects and engineers working really closely together on something new and different', which impressed everyone. Both projects stayed in the conversation until the end however it was picked up by everyone that they were temporary structures and therefore had a different set of criteria to work from.
Thus the engineering of the Van Dusen Botanical Gardens stood out even more with 'use of some complex elements and some simple features which work overall'.
The 'geometrically complex' form set the project aside from the rest which presented a 'form relating to the environmental performance'. What pushed this project to the top was the fact that it widened the boundaries of engineering through a differing angle.
As the panel commented, it was in the 'process of moving towards more manufacturing...that would be starting with timber'. The panel concluded that 'a cunning blend of technology' within this project deserved without a doubt to become the winner of the award this year.
Video interview with our jury panel coming next week...
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