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What would please you to find in your Xmas stocking? Assuming that all of us would love gift certificates from our local hosta grower, and that a Hostapedia wouldn't fit. I need a new pair of gardening gloves - my favourite nitrile dipped pair have finally developed fingernail holes. I bought them two years ago on a road trip somewhere in eastern Texas - Atlas brand - thin and soft and fit like a glove lol. Love them, need more! Jan |
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I have those gloves and they are wonderful! Great for gripping and pulling weeds. I keep an old worn pair in my vehicle for handling bags of mulch, etc. I got mine at Rural King (a "farm" store). I've seen them at Home Depot. For me a new watering wand with a shut off would be nice. It might stick out of the stocking, though ;-) Deb |
- Posted by almosthooked none (My Page) on Thu, Dec 13, 12 at 14:29
I have those gloves too and came from Costco in a 6 pack of such bright colors so never get lost . I used one pair all season and finally wore hole in a couple fingers but may have been from painting in them too. Best gloves and great price too. They feel like you have nothing on your hands and so great for weeding and planting |
You should order a new root knife from Lee Valley Tools. It costs only $9.50 and this knife will do anything! It goes right through mature hosta clumps easily. You should order one today...you will not be disappointed. Root knife from Lee Valley Tools The website says they are temporaily out-of-stock. However, I ordered some two weeks ago when they said they were out-of-stock and I have already received them. NOTE: When you receive your new knife, you should tie a piece of orange survey tape on the handle...so that when you lay it down, you won't lose it...and have to order a new one like me! |
Similar looking as above root knife, though with a foldable handle, are small pruning saws for branches just too thick to cut with bypass pruners. Bypass pruners and small foldable pruning saws you can buy at big box stores. |
Thanks for the root knife tip don - there is a Lee Valley store close to us - it is my favourite "toy store"! And I have one of those foldable saws - what a practical design. Good idea too about marking tools with survey tape. I don't understand why manufacturers make tools in easy-to-lose brown or green. Bright red and yellow make more sense don't they? Jan |
- Posted by newhostalady 6 (My Page) on Fri, Dec 14, 12 at 14:42
I agree with you Jan that manufacturers should make tools in brighter colors. I also agree that the gardening gloves at Costco are great. Perhaps a stocking stuffer you may like to have would be a pair of gardening gloves that are lined. When gardening in the cooler temperatures, it adds a bit of warmth to your hands. I own two pairs. One I think is an Atlas and cost about $5. The other I bought a month ago at a dollar store for $3. They also are nitrile coated. I don't do stocking stuffers, so I don't know if this qualifies---but if I had one, there could be a lot of tissue filling it, then a nicely wrapped box with a special note inside---"you have a prepaid copy of the 2013 issue of the Hosta Finder coming in February." |
- Posted by hostaholic2 zone 4 MN (My Page) on Fri, Dec 14, 12 at 21:50
A can of pink or orange fluorescent paint to paint the handle of my root knife, so I don't lose it and have to order another one, only to find the old one 2 days after the new one arrives. Or maybe I should say I need the paint so I don't lose the two knives I own and have to order a third. LOL By the way they work very efficiently. |
Bright colors only work when you can see them. I seem to have that habit to 'temporarily' put pruners into a deep bucket which lateron I fill with weeds, and then dump the whole thing into paper bags for curb pickup without looking. But I try to improve by resting tools always in the open. OTOH I get new pruners when I lose the old ones. Bernd |
Yes Bernd - i don't have to sharpen pruners - they don't hang around for that long!! And even Martha Stewart (who can do little wrong in my estimation) designed her collection of garden tools with rather neutral coloured handles. WHAT???? Jan |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Sat, Dec 15, 12 at 17:06
Somewhere I found a small headed rake, short handled too--maybe it was a child size--but it works if I rake beneath plants in the flower beds, without tearing up the leaves. The handle telescoped down, but somehow I jammed it open, now cannot close it for compact storage. I used spray hot pink florescent on the handles of my tools for the reason I dropped them and then tripped over them, or forgot to take them in and they disappeared. I also went through a time of spraying all my plant stems and pots, because we had a "plant thief" who, when caught, revealed her plan to begin her own nursery. It affected my choice of planting sites, with cheaper shrubs going in the front yard near the street. I love the Felco pruners, lost a few, replaced them, found the old ones, and now have a generous supply including one left handed version. They have red, but red sort of disappears in the grass, orange would be much better IMHO. Or black/yellow stripes. Who was it on here who recommended the digging forks, and I got one, then in the process discovered a really neat wide hoe which was good for making trenches for irrigation pipe, about 4-6 inches wide, and about 6 deep. Great long handles. And a great digging shovel with space to put your foot on either side, fairly good price from EasyDig.com And I like Lee Valley Tools in general. |
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I have a Botanicare Turbo Garden that is a 25g rez with table. It's the ebb and flow version. I started with tomatoes from the greenhouse and cleaned and re-potted them in Sunleaves rocks. I flood the table 3 times during the day (lights on) and once at night. I'm using Fox Farm nutrients at the recommended rates (1600 ppm). I have fruit that is looking nice and appears to be growing (albeit very slowly) but the plants are starting to go limp. One of them is yellowing and has a mosaic looking pattern on the leaves. The light is a 400w MH Agrosun bulb on a 12 hour cycle. Any suggestions? I'm trying to do this as organically as possible. I realize that the Fox Farm nutes are not 100% organic. |
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In hydroponics 0% organic is generally considered to be a good thing due to Ph stability and bacteria/algae issues. Some of us even go to the extent of utilizing ultraviolet sterilization to kill every living micro organism in our nutrient solution. If you must have 100% organics, look into aquaponics. Good Luck. |
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Via the fine folks at It's Always Sunny in Detroit, comes this f-in gem of a clip. I didn't know who Stryker Trahan was before today, but you can bet I'll remember him now (and not just because of his too-trendy name).
Stryker was taken by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the first round of this year's First-Year Player Draft. The catcher out of Acadiana (La.) High School was taken number 26 overall. He currently plays in the D-Backs system in the Arizona Rookie League. That's all you need to know, really. That and, of course, this epic clip.
As a former HS catcher, this would have been about as glorious a moment as I could have imagined at the position. Check it out as the baserunner comes barreling down the line heading toward the plate…Stryker braces himself…and then drops him like a sack of potatoes, ball firmly planted in glove.
Baserunner out. Inning over. Catcher walks off calmly as if he expected no other result. Runner struggles to get his bearings. Awesome.
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Did your superannuation go along for the ride when the S&P ASX 200 fell 40% between March 2008 and 2009? There has been some recovery, but super accounts are still well down from the pre-GFC highs of 2007.
Now, with the Euro zone and US economy both looking shaky, what's left of your super nest egg may once again be out on a limb.
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The times are especially dangerous for people who have recently retired or are about to, according to Jeremy Cooper. CHOICE recently sat down with Cooper, who headed up the 2009-2010 study on behalf of government that became known as the Cooper Review, to talk about what he calls a "fundamental flaw" in the super system.
The problem isn't hard to identify. Instead of reducing risk during the crucial period five years before and after retirement – which Cooper calls the "retirement risk zone" - most super accounts remain overly exposed to fickle share markets.
"If we go over a cliff like we did during the GFC, there's nothing much people can do," he says.
The portfolio imbalance across the retirement risk zone – when the investment strategy should be defensive rather than accumulative – is "a piece of unfinished business" that has yet to be addressed by the super industry.
Cooper argues that having close to 70% of your assets tied to share market movements when you're looking to retire makes older Australians uniquely vulnerable to financial calamity.
The super system has not served Australians well lately. According to numbers released in July last year by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Australian super funds were the third-worst performing retirement funds among the more than 30 member countries from 2008 to 2010 – only Portugal and Estonia did worse.
Global consulting firm Towers Watson also pointed out in July last year that very few Australian super funds significantly reduce exposure to the share markets while shifting from accumulation to the drawdown/pension phase, with the average proportion invested in equities dropping from about 74% to 67%. And it turns out our super funds have the highest exposure to share markets among all OECD countries. To be fair, keeping accounts in accumulation mode right up to retirement has seemed like a good idea given the overall gains in the markets from the early 1980s up until the arrival of the GFC in late 2007. But Cooper says the thinking has not kept pace with the shifting realities of global economics.
"The problem is systemic, and the industry's really caught in the headlights on this one. More than any other country in the world, we have forced risk on our retirees and near-retirees."
Exhibit A for Cooper is one of Australia's most popular types of post-retirement product, the account-based pension plans into which many super accounts are rolled. Drawdown requirements mean account holders must withdraw a certain amount every year to stay compliant with government rules, but for the past five years in a row Canberra has stepped in to decrease the amount because retirees have been faced with the prospect of selling assets worth a lot less than when they were purchased. According to Cooper, it's an all-too-familiar phenomenon.
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Just like the other restaurant (Dawa 2), this one is amazing and a fun experience. There are so many different kind if food that you will find something to go crazy over.
Just like the other restaurant (Dawa 2), this one is amazing and a fun experience. There are so many different kind if food that you will find something to go crazy over.
I did not like the food, nor the service, I would not go back there, they serve you food and meet non stop, but all is oily, and tasteless
This restaurant has some good interiors & plush furnishing. BUt on food side it doesn't really offer you much in vegetarian stuff. Kurdish food lovers are best fit here.
For me Dawa is serving too much food (meat). Who is eating so much??? The process of serving the food must have an order, but in our case everything was brought almost at the same time or we had to wait, so everything got mixed up. However, if you go, you shouldn't have eaten for three days ... It is... More
A typical Iraqi restuarant that functions in an industrialised manner. I would strongly recommend that you go here when your the most hungry otherwise you would not do justice to the service and the food. Be aware of the fact that appetizer is a meal in itself, so make sure you have room for the main course. I am glad... More
I have been at the Dawa for dinner. They have amazing food but it is all meat, so it is not reccomendable for vegetarians and non meat-eaters. The ambience is very nice and they give you so much food that you will not eat for the following two days!
I have been in both DAWA restaurants: Interesting but big, crowded, and noisy places! Although it is visited mainly by locals, it feels like a "tourists" restaurant in Southern Europe! I felt like I was in an eating "factory"! I think either you will love or you will hate this place! But is expensive for this part of the world!... More
this place is about eating as much as you can, and it keeps coming, to much for me, not for my pallatte. A busy place
food is very normal and average, price is little high, the service is good but some of the staff should be educated to know what does the word client mean.
the food quality differs in winter than in summer may be because less tourism but it should be the same i guess . but still one of the best resturants in erbil this review is to encourage development
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I've been living in New York for a bit over a year now, and although I've already been to a fair amount of attractions, I've been getting bombarded with people asking me, "Have you been to such-and-such place yet?!" Mainly I've avoided visiting certain tourist traps because I hate the large crowds, and because I'm honestly just not that interested in many of them.
But I've decided to make a bucket list of places to visit, both for my own entertainment and to get some particular family members off my back about all this touristy nonsense. So here's my NYC Bucket List, in alphabetical order.
1. Big Gay Ice Cream
An interesting alternative to the popular Magnolia Bakery, which features fancy cupcakes that are apparently not even all that great. Why not check out Big Gay Ice Cream in the West Village instead? With treats named Salty Pimp and Mermaid, it appears to be a pretty fun place to get a treat, with the benefit of not having a 45+ minute wait in line at Magnolia.
2. Boats in Central Park
I've already been to Central Park a few times, and while I'm completely opposed to the idea of taking a ride in the horse drawn carriages (poor horses), renting a little rowboat on the pond sounds like a pretty relaxing time. Hopefully I can find a time of day when it isn't crowded with 80 other people paddling around.
3. Brooklyn Bridge
Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. Not sure what all the fuss is about, but guess I'll find out!
4. Cloisters
I love gardens and castles, and since I won't be making it to Ireland anytime soon, this seems to be about the best I'm going to get within a fair distance from where I live. It's not really a castle, but it's got some great medieval architecture that was built in the early 1900's. There's also a series of Unicorn Tapestries that I wouldn't mind seeing.
5. Coney Island
As much as I love beaches, I'm not entirely thrilled about going here due to the excessively large crowds, but I may as well check it out at some point. Maybe grab a hot dog and feed some fries to the seagulls.
6. Flushing, Queens
From what I've read, it's far better than the Chinatown in NYC and has better food.
7. Greenacre Park
I'm a sucker for waterfalls, and this appears to be a quiet, semi-secret park that people can pop in and sit at the benches for lunch, a nice change from the bustling streets.
8. Greenwood Cemetery
With roughly 600,000 graves across 478 acres, this cemetery was created in 1838. I've always thought cemeteries were interesting, and I've never been to one nearly as large as this, plus the graves and some of the monuments look beautiful.
9. Grimaldi's
To make my trip across the Brooklyn Bridge more worthwhile, I've found this popular pizza place that offers pizzas baked in coal brick ovens. Sounds good to me! In my continuous search of New York's best pizza (let alone pizza I find worthy of being considered good, period- NYC's pizza has been very disappointing thus far), we'll see how this one fares.
10. Jekyll & Hyde Bar
Not only does the bar look fucking awesome, but they have a Chamber of Horrors, which is considered New York's most terrifying haunted attraction. I've never been to a place with a live action horror show, and seeing as this is accompanied by a bar, I'm all over it.
11. Keen's Steakhouse
With over 90,000 pipes decorating the ceiling, Keen's was established in 1885 and is listed as one of New York's top 10 most popular bars. Their menu features steaks costing up to $135, so we'll have to save up some money before making it a date.
12. La Caverna
I happened across this bar when searching for themed bars in the city. It's interior is decorated to look like a cave, complete with rock walls and rock formations coming down from the ceiling, with tapestries and dimmed lights adding to the ambience.
13. Liberty Island
I'm really not all that interested in seeing the Statue of Liberty, but some of my family members are kind of up by butt about it, so I added it to my list to get them to stop asking if I've gone.
14. Minus 5 Ice Bar
This place just looks way too gorgeous not to go!
15. PJ Clarke's
This was another bar that was listed in NYC's top 10 most legendary bars, and since the menu seems like it has a few things I wouldn't mind eating, I figured I may as well check it out.
16. Staten Island Ferry
It's cheap and popular. Why not?
17. Sunset Park
Since I'm not fond of the idea of waiting in line for 2 hours to get to the top of the Empire State Building, I searched around and discovered that Sunset Park, in Brooklyn, boasts a pretty nice view of the city, minus having to deal with expensive tickets and long waits.
18. Trump Tower
My aunt recommended I visit Trump Tower, informing me that it has a spectacular waterfall wall. There's also a few places inside to grab a bite to eat, so instead of spending an hour or 2 going there just to step inside for 10 seconds to look at the wall, and come back home, at least I make it worth my time with lunch.
19. Unisphere
I'm not entirely sure what the sphere is all about, and honestly don't care, but it's got a pretty big fountain. I love fountains. It's located in Flushing Meadows, Queens, so I could make a day of my trip to Flushing (alternative to Chinatown) with stopping by the unisphere while I'm out.
That's it! So far at least. Now for my list of tourist attractions that I've already visited, in order to avoid anyone trying to recommend places I've already been.
1. Bronx Zoo
Both of those photos were taken by me. The peacock was one of a few that just happened to be strutting around out in the open right next to me as I was sitting on a bench waiting for my boyfriend to return from the bathroom.
2. Brooklyn Botanical Garden
This photo was also taken by me. I wanted to go there because I heard that they had a lot of cherry blossom trees, which are one of my favorite trees (had one in my backyard growing up), but I went there a bit too early. They only bloom during a few weeks of the year, and they weren't quite ready yet. Better luck next time.
3. Caliente
I've tried numerous Mexican restaurants in NY, and this one is by far the best there is (take it from me). Their chicken quessadillas are the best, and they don't skimp on cheese and they're packed with flavor.
4. Carmine's
After a long, terrible photo shoot with a super creepy, pervy, inappropriate photographer in Brooklyn last year, I happened by this Italian restaurant called Carmine's, not knowing what to expect, and it's become my absolute favorite restaurant in all of New York. Everything I've gotten there- spaghetti and meatballs, linguine with white clam sauce, caesar salad, bread, dessert- has all been amazing. They come in huge family style portions, so there's no ordering separate dishes unless you want to take home pounds upon pounds of pasta. They never disappoint, and I will continue going back for as long as I live here.
5. Central Park
First of all, it's huge. I've gone a few times already and still have yet to cover the entire park, and I probably never will. It's a nice escape from the city, at least on weekdays before 4pm, before all the people getting out of work and celebrating their weekends come out to play.
6. Central Park Zoo
Aw, red panda! He's so cute. The photo was taken by me. Went there last summer. Cute little zoo, had a great time, is easier to get to than the Bronx zoo but a lot smaller. Still, it's worth the trip and I'd definitely be up for going back again if someone visiting wanted to check it out.
7. Chinatown
I fucking hate Chinatown. It stinks, it's dirty, and it's crawling with skeevy fuckers trying to sell illegal faux-designer handbags. Fuck that place.
8. Columbus Circle
I actually really enjoy Columbus Circle. The fountain, while it can get a bit crowded sometimes, is a really refreshing, relaxing place to have lunch, meet friends, or just sit and read a book.
9. Famiglia
I've gone here once or twice, and am really not a fan. It's good for a quick slice, but I don't understand why it's so popular. The pizza really isn't that good.
10. Fat Cat
This is my kind of bar. Beer, pool tables, ping pong, scrabble, and a plethora of other games, and it's not too terribly crowded.
11. Fireworks
That's a photo from the fireworks show that took place last year on Independence Day. It's actually really impressive, they shoot off from 3 different barges on the Hudson River. The crowd is absolutely insane, so if you ever find yourself in NY for the fireworks, make sure you go a few hours early to get a decent spot, otherwise you'll be backed up 6 blocks away.
12. Flatiron Building
I've been here a number of times because the Sprint store is there, and I didn't realize until the umpteenth time that it was a famous building. So
why everyone's stopping and taking pictures!
13. George Washington Bridge
I basically live there.
14. Grand Central
It is pretty impressive.
15. The Highline
It's a long park that was built over a railroad track, about... maybe 2 stories high off the ground? Something like that.
16. Javit's Center
I went there for ComicCon in 2012.
17. Katz's Deli
I just went here about a week ago. I avoided going there for the longest time because I don't like pastrami, which is what they're famous for, but thankfully they have a number of other items to choose from. Those chili hot dogs were my lunch.
18. Little Italy
Little Italy is basically right next to Chinatown, and is a lot more pleasant. The empty streets, outdoor awnings, and cute street decorations attracted my attention, and the food did not disappoint. Oh, and it isn't stinky! Big bonus points.
19. M&M Store
Photo by me of their giant M&M wall- part of it.
20. Macy's
21. Madison Square
Also meh.
22. The Metropolitan Museum of Art
I went there a few years ago for the Alexander McQueen exhibit.
23. NY Public Library
I was dragged in here last year while out running errands. It is pretty interesting, but I don't think I'll ever be going back for anything.
24. Patsy's
Their pizza is actually pretty good, though I wasn't a fan of the giant basil leaves on top of the pizza.
25. Rockefeller Center
I've been there twice, and I took that photo last year on Christmas Eve. I have yet to go ice skating there and doubt I ever will. Again, I hate crowds.
26. Shake Shack
I'd walked by this place a bunch of times while on my way to the dentist, and finally went last night to the one in Times Square. Hot dog was great, cheeseburger wasn't very impressive. I've had better at McDonald's.
27. South Street Seaport
Most people go there for the shopping, but I wouldn't bother. The ships are nice and I love the ocean, so that's all I cared about. But don't think I'm biased about the shopping for preferring the water- you'll find hundreds of people warning you against shopping at this tourist trap. It's not worth it. Save your money.
28. St. Patrick's Cathedral
I went here about... 3 years ago when some people I was working with at the time drug me in there. I'm not religious so I never would have gone in on my own, and while it is pretty, it's not really my cup of tea.
29. Trailer Park Lounge
Against my better judgement, I popped in here for dinner after getting off the bus from one of my trips to NY before I moved here. Severely disappointed. It might look interesting, but... no.
30. White Horse Tavern
I went here right after walking along the Highline, having searched all over for a decent, affordable, normal restaurant. The atmosphere is really homey and the food is pretty good. I didn't know until last night when I was compiling this list that the tavern is supposedly haunted. Some famous writer (or something) used to drink there, and once he went in, drank 18 shots of whiskey, and died right outside the door. People claim that his spirit haunts the tavern, and the employees spot people trying to talk to ghosts. I'm not buying it.
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Fetal type rhabdomyoma
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● Rare benign tumor of immature skeletal muscle differentiation, usually head and neck
● Extracardiac rhabdomyomas are divided into fetal (below),
histologic types
● Extracardiac tumors are not associated with tuberous sclerosis
● Retroauricular in ages 0-3 years
● 70% male, median age 4.5 years, range 3-58 years
(Hum Pathol 1993;24:754)
● Usually head and neck, post auricular region is the most common site
● Slightly male predominance
● Multiple cases of fetal rhabdomyoma have been reported in patients with nevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome
(Virchows Arch 2011;459:235)
Case reports
● 1 month old infant girl with swelling in submandibular region
(Indian Pediatr 2004;41:839)
● 1 year old girl with skin tumor
(Am J Surg Pathol 2008;32:485)
● 9 year old boy with cellular fetal rhabdomyoma of thigh
(Pediatr Blood Cancer 2009;52:881)
● Congenital tumor with recurrence
(Int J Pediatr Otorhinolaryngol 2006;70:1115)
● Complete excision
● Only rare recurrences
(Pediatr Pathol Lab Med 1996;16:673)
● No metastases
Gross description
● Median 3-5 cm
● Solitary, well circumscribed mass of soft tissue or mucosa
● Gray-white-tan-pink, soft with glistening cut surface
Micro description
● Circumscribed but not encapsulated
● Myxoid or cellular
● Bundles or fascicles of immature slender skeletal muscle with delicate cytoplasmic cross striations and thin tapering eosinophilic processes, resembling myotubules at week 7-12 of gestation
● Also undifferentiated round/oval or spindled mesenchymal cells
● Stroma is myxoid or fibromyxoid
● Skeletal muscle cells mature towards periphery, may have "pseudocambium" layer of plasma cells and lymphocytes under mucosal epithelium
● Bundles or fascicles of cells in parallel or plexiform patterns
● Sparse collagenous or myxoid stroma
● Cells have variable skeletal muscle differentiation ranging from immature cells of myxoid pattern (but in larger numbers) to ganglion cell-like rhabdomyoblasts with prominent nucleoli, or strap cells with abundant basophilic or eosinophilic cytoplasm and prominent cross-striations
● Infiltration of skeletal muscle may make margins difficult to determine
● Variable glycogen containing vacuoles
● No/rare mitotic figures
Micro images
Immature muscle cells and mesenchymal cells are often in central portion of tumor, with better differentiated skeletal muscle cells and mesenchymal cells at periphery |
Undifferentiated round mesenchymal cells and immature skeletal muscle cells within myxoid or edematous stroma |
Various images |
Ganglion cell like rhabdomyoblasts or strap cells are arranged in patternless pattern with undifferentiated mesenchymal cells |
Cytology description
● Spindle cells and rhabdomyoblasts with abundant eosinophilic cytoplasm
(Singapore Med J 2009;50:e138)
Positive stains
● Muscle specific actin, desmin and myoglobin (100%), GFAP (40%)
Negative stains
● Keratin, EMA, CD68
Electron microscopy description
● Hypertrophied Z band material, thick and thin filaments, numerous mitochondria, some with inclusions
Differential diagnosis
● Botyroid variant of embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma: resembles myxoid variant of fetal rhabdomyoma but has deep location, true cambium layer, atypia, numerous mitotic figures, tumor cell necrosis, infiltrative margins, no maturation of cells at periphery
● Infantile fibromatosis: deep location, fascicles of spindle cells, no cross striations, no undifferentiated cells
● Neuromuscular hamartoma: S100+ nerve fibers and skeletal muscle in same perimysial sheath
● Spindle cell variant of embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma: resembles cellular variant of fetal rhabdomyoma but has cellular pleomorphism and tumor cell necrosis
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Descriptive Problem Summary: BYOND sometimes processes clicks on objects in a problematic fashion. If you click an object rapidly, and it is deleted quickly after, it will often treat it as if the user has clicked a different object, even if it's not one they have access to.
This can also occur with grids. If an object displayed in a grid is deleted, and the grid space it is in does not get updated, clicking on the deleted object in the grid will result in the game being treated as if you clicked another object in the world.
I'm not entirely sure what determines which objects are clicked and which ones are not.
This also doesn't seem to happen immediately with grids. It usually occurs when a grid is not visible and some time has passed, usually after new objects have been created.
Numbered Steps to Reproduce Problem:
1) Create a list of objects.
2) Output them to a grid.
3) Delete them.
4) Hide the grid without updating it.
5) Wait(?)
6) Show the grid (later?) after objects have been created(?) and click one of them.
Code Snippet (if applicable) to Reproduce Problem:
I tried to prepare a small demo to show what I meant and this bug, but it was unable to reproduce the bug, and I did not want to potentially waste time by toying with it when I do not know the exact circumstances of the bug.
Expected Results:
All Clicks fire the Click proc of the object clicked.
Actual Results:
Sometimes, will cause clicks on objects other than the clicked, even if the user has no way to see them/click them, which causes problems.
Does the problem occur:
Every time? Or how often? I'm unsure, but it is a persistent problem I've experienced for a while now.
In other games? This has occured, at some point, in all of my games which use grids. Duel Monsters Expert, Sigrogana Legend, Witches' Chess. I have yet to test it on other games, but it would probably be the same.
In other user accounts? Can't test this, but it occurs and is reported by other people as well as myself, so yes?
On other computers? See above, yes.
When does the problem NOT occur?
Unsure of the exact circumstances, but it doesn't seem to happen immediately after an object on a grid is deleted and the grid is not updated.
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[700] miRNA Expression Pattern in Indeterminate Colitis
Jingmei Lin, Qi Cao, Jianjun Zhang, Yong Li, John R Goldblum, Mary P Bronner. Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN; University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI; Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH; University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
Background: A diagnosis of idiopathic inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is rendered by synthesizing clinical, radiographic, endoscopic, and histologic information. While most IBD cases can be specifically classified as either ulcerative colitis (UC) or Crohns disease (CD), 5-10% of patients have equivocal features, falling into the category of IBD indeterminate type or indeterminate colitis (IC). The molecular mechanism underlying IC is unknown. Herein, we explored the microRNA (miRNA) expression patterns in patients with IC.
Design: Frozen colon tissues from the distal part of the colectomy of 16 IC patients, 11 CD patients, 12 UC patients, and a control group of 11 patients with diverticular disease were identified. Total RNA was extracted and qRT-PCR was performed using five pairs of miRNA primers (miR-19b, miR-23b, miR-106a, miR-191, and miR-629). The level of each miRNA in the study groups was normalized to the mean value of the control. The general liner multiple regression analysis and the discriminant analysis were performed to evaluate the variance of miRNA expression and the capacity of five markers, as a whole, to differentiate the diseases of interest, respectively.
Results: There was significant difference in the expression of miR-19b, miR-106a and miR-629 between UC and CD groups (P<0.05). The expression level of all five miRNAs was statistically different between IC and CD groups (P<0.05), respectively, but no significant difference existed between IC and UC groups. Discriminant analysis demonstrated that, as a whole, five miRNAs have a good capacity in distinguishing CD-like pattern from non-CD-like pattern. Nine of 14 CD patients (64.3%) showed CD-like miRNA pattern compared to 0% of UC patients. Among the 16 IC patients, definitive diagnosis of UC had been reached for four patients (25%) and all of them had UC-like miRNA pattern. Among the 12 patients whose diagnosis remained IC during follow-up, one showed CD-like pattern but the other 11 did not.
Conclusions: miRNA expression pattern in IC, as a whole, is similar to that of UC, not CD. Our study provides the molecular evidence to believe that most IC cases are UC. miRNA may be a useful diagnostic and prognostic marker to distinguish rare IC patients that will prove to have CD.
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As You Like It. It doesn't get more minimal than this: As You Like It performed by six people on a stage where the set consists of little besides a large rock, swaths of fabric and a wooden swing; echoing footsteps announce an actor's entry minutes before he actually appears; and everyone changes character by donning a wig, a hat, a jacket or a different expression. The play is about a lot of shenanigans in a forest that, like most of Shakespeare's forests, is an enchanted place where identity becomes porous and gender changeable, and lovers stumble about blindly before falling into each other's arms. Rosalind — one of the most charming of Shakespeare's many smart, enterprising, beautiful young heroines — has the best lines, of course, but the script is full of verbal music. There are some problems with this bare-bones approach; when your actors have to change character every few minutes, many of their characterizations are bound to be broad and shallow. But on the plus side — and this is decisive — the cast's playfulness, talent and good humor add a joy and high-spiritedness you'd never find in a more conventional production. Presented by Modern Muse Theatre Company through February 28, Bug Theatre, 3654 Navajo Street, 303-780-7836, www.modernmusetheatre.com. Reviewed February 12.
Dusty and the Big Bad World. We all know about the Christian right's attacks on textbooks, teachers, Halloween, the arts, public television and the words "happy holidays." And we know what happened when these people finally got their very own president. Dusty and the Big Bad World is based on a real event: the heavy-handed suppression by Bush's Secretary of Education of a children's television show containing a reference to homosexuality. This is a topic ripe for all-stops-out, nasty-minded satire — the kind you get when Christopher Durang takes on the Catholic Church. Unfortunately, playwright Cusi Cram is a real liberal, meaning she's thoughtful and nuanced. She wants to show the education secretary — here called Marianne — as a real person who has faced her own demons; the outspoken liberal, Nathan, as a self-righteous goof and closet chauvinist; and TV producer Jessica as a gay woman willing to compromise her principles to keep her show on the air. So while the first act is lively and filled with sharp-edged humor, the second is just a welter of earnest conversation in which the characters make points for the playwright — and what she wants to say is that she's a nice person, she really is. Not only do we lose the funny, but the entire play now feels dated — like all those exhortations from liberal columnists during the Bush years to stop feeling superior to Limbaugh's dittoheads and start empathizing with them. Most of the actors are a bit jittery, but Charlotte Booker is out-and-out terrific as Marianne. Dusty is one of a series of Denver Center Theatre Company premieres — many by women — and while I appreciate the attempt at inclusivity, I can't help wishing they'd find stronger scripts. Presented by the Denver Center Theatre Company through February 28, Space Theatre, Denver Performing Arts Complex, 303-893-4100, www.denvercenter.org.
Inana. In early 2003, the director of the Iraq Museum in Baghdad, having done all he could to secure the treasures in his care, has fled to this shabby hotel in England with the bride he acquired through an arrangement with her father; Inana is their story. Unfortunately, the script doesn't inspire belief. The plot is hard to swallow and the characters unconvincing. While the protagonist, Darius Shalid, does come across as a learned and dignified lover of antiquities, his relationship with Shali, his wife, is baffling. And Shali is less a person than a pastiche of all the images and ideas we have in this culture about Middle Eastern women: She's a timid creature from a rural village who's afraid to be left alone; she's a smart, spunky girl who put herself in danger by teaching other girls to read; she, personally, was one of the many female victims of the murderous Uday Hussein; she's the metaphorical incarnation of a goddess of both war and sex. It's not that a lot of terrible things didn't happen to women — and, of course, to the entire population — under Saddam Hussein, but what strains credulity is the idea that all these things could have happened to one woman, and that similar suffering would have been visited on just about every other character seen or mentioned in Inana. This production is a world premiere, but the play isn't world-class. Presented by the Denver Center Theatre Company through February 28, Ricketson Theatre, Denver Performing Arts Complex, 303-893-4100, www.denvercenter.org.
The Producers. How on earth can Boulder's Dinner Theatre, which does not have hundreds of thousands of dollars at its disposal, compete with the big, glitzy Broadway version of The Producers? Not with tech and design, obviously, nor the slickness of the big showstoppers. But this production has something that's missing from the big touring production: sheer exuberance, an exuberance that in many ways is closer to Mel Brooks's original impulse. The Producers tells the story of a Broadway producer who realized he could make more money from a flop than a hit and immediately sought out the worst script he could find: a tribute to Adolf Hitler. The idea first saw life as a 1968 movie, a movie in which Brooks stuck a fat, garlicky, Jewish thumb right into Hitler's eye. With the irrepressible Wayne Kennedy playing producer Max Bialystock and Scott Beyette as his bewildered but eventually ecstatic sidekick, Leo Bloom, the BDT cast puts the raucous, iconoclastic jump right back into the show. Presented by Boulder's Dinner Theatre through March 7, 5501 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder, 303-449-6000, www.theatreinboulder.com. Reviewed December 4.


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What is "Jewish music"? The ethnomusicologists Rita Ottens and Joel Rubin present the varied musical traditions of Jewish populations of different continents in their Jewish Music Series. These traditions range from the melismatic Eastern traditions of Yemen and Syria, by way of unaccompanied Judeo-Hispanic romances and religious songs of supplication (the so-called "bakkashot"), to East European klezmer repertoire of the sort collected by the Russian-Jewish researchers An-ski, Engel, and Beregovski in the first decades of the twentieth century.All these forms - no matter whether classical, traditional, urban, popular, or folk - have one thing in common: they share roots in the Jewish religion and tradition and are elements of Jewish experience and history.Even the very first recording in the series, which presented live concert recordings from the program surrounding the exhibition "Patterns of Jewish Life" in Berlin in 1992, received great praise internationally, because it provided a learned overview "from the inside" on the enormous range of Jewish musical traditions today, and it did so even for non-Jewish audiences.From the beginning the editors of the series made it their task to present important bearers of the tradition like the klezmer clarinetist Max Epstein and musical traditions that are little known outside the Jewish community, for example, those reflected in the Turkish-Jewish art music of the cantor Isaak Algazi. At the same time, however, the series remains open to current trends in Hassidic music today.
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Table-topping Huddersfield out to make amends in Super League
I write this week's blog with a sense of deja vu in hailing Huddersfield's early-season pace-setting prowess.
The Giants always start well so perhaps we should not be surprised that they sit at the Super League summit
Yet to concede just 10 points in the first 160 minutes of the season, half of which was away at St Helens, is some effort.
This could change quickly of course, with Wigan in town next, but Huddersfield have got heads turning in February again.
"Steve McNamara is monitoring Lunt's form as he looks at his England options in World Cup year"
"We always do well at the start of the season but it feels like this year is going to be different," Shaun Lunt told me when I called him on his way to Monday's club video review and massage session.
The hooker is Huddersfield's leading scorer this year with three tries in his first two games. He is back at the Giants after falling out of favour last season and moving to Leeds where he ended up a Grand Final winner.
He left in April, a month through which Huddersfield went unbeaten at the top of the table. One win in two months followed and an alarming slump to seventh. Coach Nathan Brown left for St Helens, Paul Anderson took over.
Lunt's is an intriguing story. Is he now happy to be back at Huddersfield after what he achieved at Leeds? What has changed at the Giants since his time away? And why is he adamant things will be different this year?
"Things will be different because we've got a good balance now," he says. I ask what that means.
"Well, we never got a break last year. Without pointing the finger at anyone, we didn't get maintained properly throughout a long season.
"It's not for me to have a go at anyone but things have improved in that respect. I learned at Leeds that after a tough game it doesn't help to be flogged in training the next week. You need a nice easy week to allow the body to recover.
"We are starting to do that at Huddersfield now and we are already seeing the benefits."
Lunt talks of a new "less is more" culture at Huddersfield where rest is best.
"Last season we would have a tough game and then still do our fitness work whether our bodies were knackered or not. It was detrimental," he said.
The 25-year-old feels this overload of fitness work between games contributed to player burnout towards the end of the season, and that manifested itself in poor results on the pitch.
Not that the England man was suffering such a fate. On the contrary, Lunt was making a name for himself at Headingley and achieving a lifetime dream of playing in, and winning, a Grand Final at Old Trafford.
He tells me he was desperate to stay at Leeds but the Giants had other ideas. "I wanted to stay at Leeds, who wouldn't? I won the Grand Final and I wanted to stay on for the World Club Challenge.
"That was nothing to do with Huddersfield or anyone here, I just had such a great time at Leeds. But I'm loving it back here now and I think that's showing on the field."
Shaun Lunt's clubs so far
- 05-06 Castleford
- 06-08 Workington Town
- 09-12 Huddersfield
- 2012 - Leeds (loan)
- 2013 - Huddersfield
It is indeed, and coach Steve McNamara is monitoring Lunt's form as he looks at his England options in World Cup year.
Lunt says his time at Leeds brought him on as a person and player, learning daily from Kevin Sinfield and Jamie Peacock. Both rubbed off on his approach to playing the game.
"Coming back to Huddersfield, I didn't expect it to be as good as it has been to be honest. I'm getting a lot more respect off people having proved myself at Leeds.
"Baloo (coach Paul Anderson) has been fantastic. He totally understood my situation. I explained what I want to achieve, and he took it on the chin and took it well.
"He gave me his word that I'd be treated properly here this year and he's been true to his word and is encouraging me to play my game the way I like to play it."
The arrival of another experienced head at Huddersfield appears to be making a difference too. Stuart Fielden is in the twilight of his career with a wealth of Grand Final and Challenge Cup-winning experience to pass on.
"My success at Leeds has made me hungrier than ever to taste it again and I want my mates here to share it too," says Lunt. "Fielden has tasted it too so he's come in and is trying to let that rub off on the lads".
For Lunt, and Huddersfield alike, this is a year to prove themselves.
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15th February 2013 - 20:53Oh so negative, what other sport has 5 potential winners? Six if you believe Huddersfield have a chance, certainly top six & if their young uns perform then top 4 is a real possibility. Talking of local players, Hull should and must produce more players, big city, loads of players, where are they? Not a problem at Wigan, we seem to be producing players for the whole RL and seemingly England RU.
Comment number 15.
15th February 2013 - 19:23Any team that wants continued success has to have a top class system which finds and develops local talent. Hull, for example, are light years behind and need to learn that expensive signings need to be suplemented with local talent. Here's a topic for discussion: What has happened to the Rugby League player who comes from Hull? Off the top of my head there's Jon Wilkin and Ian Kirke.
Comment number 14.
15th February 2013 - 18:56@13. I agree but maybe because some teams have the same attitude as you.
Comment number 13.
15th February 2013 - 16:29Well considering the "most open Sooooooperdoooooooper league ever" again (YAWN) final will be between 2 from Leeds, Wigan, Warrington, Saints and as a dark horse Catalans, whatever the rest of the clbs do is insignificant.
A bit like Celtic in the SPL, and ManUtd, Man City Liverpool along with Arsenal in the boring premiership
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15th February 2013 - 15:30Huddersfield could be the real deal this year under Anderson. Wigan on Saturday will be a test but if their big forward pack keep rolling forward, there is plenty of skill and finishing power in that backline for the Giants to do very well.
Shaun Lunt is a quality hooker; a toss up between him, Roby and Burrow for England this year.
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Gather 'round, children. Let me tell you a story. There once was this Web site called Woot. All the geek boys and girls (including this one) gathered there at midnight Central Time to refresh their pages and delight in the new deal of the day. They poured in for great festivals called Woot-Offs and chatted together to their hearts' delight. It was a time of magic and commerce and geekery run wild.
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