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Traveling through southwest France, I chanced upon a château-guesthouse, 20 minutes from Carcassonne, Europe's largest fortified citadel. The experience was emblematic of the new, borderless Europe. In the heart of Cathar France, rich in medieval lore and legend, a talented young Dutch couple have transformed an 18th century manor house into an idyllic retreat.
At the Château de Villeréglan, in the sleepy hamlet of St. Martin de Villeréglan, the attention to service and detail is worthy of a five-star Parisian hotel but at a fraction of the cost. Who says you need to be as rich as Croesus to live well? All it takes is a little insider knowledge to stretch those euros.
Our hostess, Isabelle Harmeijer, an elegant woman in her early thirties, showed us to our beautifully appointed rooms. Back in Holland, Isabelle was an interior designer so her talent and impeccable eye are manifest everywhere.
As for Isabelle's husband Mischa, a tall handsome man, he is busily preparing the night's meal. Formerly a heating and cooling contractor, Mischa spent a year rewiring, re-plumbing, and revamping the château. With the help of one Dutch friend and a couple of French tradesmen, the Harmeijers completed all the renovations themselves, escaping Peter Mayle's notorious fate in A Year in Provence.
In the dining room, Isabelle has set a couple of deep armchairs by a roaring fire where she serves us an excellent and complimentary Blanquette (the world's first sparking wine) from the nearby town of Limoux.
Dinner is a dream of perfectly executed simplicity: pork chop with potato, pear and endive, a garden salad, and petit fours for dessert. Mischa cooks; Isabelle serves. He zigs; she zags. With the food, the wine, our hosts, and the ambience, the charm quotient runs very high indeed.
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I've only stayed near Carcassonne once and if I didn't know better I could have swore the hotel was haunted. I wish we would have stayed in Carcassonne itself, it would have given us a lot more time to explore...and eat those little pink marzipan pigs.
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DANVILLE – For the fourth time this summer, a cemetery has been vandalized in Danville, with flags being taken off of veteran's graves. Doug Resseguie is the Montour County Veteran's Affairs Director and tells WKOK 22 flags were taken off of veteran's graves at the Odd Fellows Cemetery in Mahoning Township last week.
Resseguie says they replaced the flags last evening. This is the fourth time this has happened at the cemetery and Resseguie believes the vandals are kids that have been seen hanging out at the cemetery. So far, they have not been able to pinpoint who is doing this. Resseguie says it is not expensive to replace the flags, but it is time consuming and also very disrespectful to the veterans.
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Well, you can't say that Food Network doesn't know how to shake things up, right? This year, the network is leaving the decision of this year's winner in your hands, fans. And while the opportunity to vote for your next Star ended last night at 5pm, you can relive the emotional and surprising episode that sent four hopefuls instead of three to the finale.
In an unprecedented moment during last Sunday's elimination, both of Team Alton's final two contenders, Justin and Martie, were given green lights to create show pilots and advanced to the finale to compete against Team Bobby's Michele and Team Giada's Yvan. Understandably, tension filled the air in Miami's outdoor pitch room, as Alton, Justin and Martie waited to find out who would be sent home. And of course, that same angst found its way into many fans' living rooms on Sunday, as they endured a doozy of a cliffhanger.
Sunny Anderson was among those watching the drama unfold from home. Though she sat on the guest panel that judged the six contestants' promo videos, she and the other judges didn't see the elimination, so this week's shocking turn of events was just as stunning to her as it was to fans. Sunny Tweeted a spot-on reaction to the commercial break before the announcement. "IF YOU JUST YELLED AT YOUR TV RT!!!! I hate a cliffhanger!!! #star," she wrote, earning our Fan Post of the Week. Many fellow Star fans echoed her feelings.
Once Bob and Susie revealed that Team Alton wouldn't suffer an elimination, the situation on set and at many fans' homes quickly turned from emotionally draining to downright emotional. Just as Alton couldn't help but tear up when he learned the good news, so too did fans, who were relieved that both finalists had survived.
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I wish Emily Ellyn was still there instead of Martie. She's sweet an' all, but Martie's show isn't even original, we don't need another entertaining show.
Out of the ones left I hope Justin gets it because at least it's something new.-
Either Martie or Yvan, for me.
Lol..what is with Alton's face in the picture?? He looks like"The Scream". lol...
I wished,that they didn't close the voting till Wed.Than it would be easy for everyone,who missed it to catch up.But waiting to see who wins,its killing me.I mean before the new format for this show.They didn't have the votes for who will become the next food network star.It just kept you guessing who might be.But with the voting thing.I don't know how many ppl are tired of this huge wait to see who wins.If who they voted for wins.At least tommrow,we will find at last.No more wait this time.*sighs*
Hey Martie , if you're reading these blogs this one's for you .
I know some of your friends have posted on here about the possiblity of you wanting to change the name of your 'show". Instead of " Martie with a party" , how about " PARTY WITH MARTIE " . ( just saying , in case you do win !)
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I love your website format . It's great.
I just love Justin @ team Alton I'm pulling 100%
Marti can not cook at all and she is just annoying too. Michelle is just such a fat manly slob that she is hard to watch.
I thought there were a lot more candidates with talent and clever food ideas this season than the past couple seasons of TNFNS. I also liked the teams/mentoring/competition aspect of this season.
Easily JUSTIN is the guy with the new ideas, and I would love to watch his show. Can we do something about his makeup, though? Seriously, easy does it, folks. Just sayin.
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Just read your blog post. Great thoughts... I only wish the Network saw it the way we did. Unfortunately we have to live with the fact that they do not. It's really sad for Ippy, but hopefully someone will see his talent and give him a show!!!! He has so many fans!
Really enjoyed reading your blog post, and I agree with what you said about Ippy. Though I don't agree with everything you said about the other contestants, I can understand your opinions. You should post it in this FN blog so more people will read it.
Great post. Keep the Ippy love going!
Agree! There is no way I can watch a guy, with red lipstick & blush on a cooking show. Also he hasn't cooked anything yet that appeals to me. Plus he has a pompous, condescending attitude. I would personally never watch his show if he wins.
Aw, come on now. He probably got the red lipstick from Martie...
Love watching justin but am afraid I wouldnt attempt too many of his dishes. yvan might have the most "cookable" dishes to watch. Martie deserves to be there because she is really the only one to listen to the judges and really improve every week. To the point of being flawless in the last two episodes. Michelle is just to plain.


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My South African Adventure: The Garden Route
I know it is Kerala that is revered as God's Own Country but one trip to South Africa and trust me, you would be willingly sharing the sobriquet between the two. It all started when my husband moved to the African land on business a few moons ago. I, like any loving wife, was more than glad to visit him and that too in a destination I had never visited before. So what I had imagined to be a romantic holiday, surprisingly also turned out to be the biggest adventure of my life!
Heita Aafrika!
True to my spirit, I packed well in time and was jumping with excitement as I boarded the 15-hour long connecting flight from Delhi to Cape Town via Dubai. Well, it was an exhausting journey but all my tiredness disappeared as soon as I looked out the window. South Africa (SA) was absolutely gorgeous! The usual trend for most first time international travellers is to flock to either Europe or parts of South East Asia. I am so glad we didn't because SA is more beautiful than you or I could ever imagine. Most of us are oblivious to the fact that in Cape Town, the second most populated city in SA, there are more than 1,100 species of indigenous plants, at least 250 species of birds and different types of terrains that your camera will be spoilt for choice.
I cannot even begin to fathom what locales like Durban, Sun City, Johannesburg, Kruger, Kenya and others have to offer! These are all in our bucket list though.
For now, let's travel back in time to June 7, 2013 when we kick started our vacation with a moonlit night at the CUBE Guest House at Hout Bay, a coastal suburb of Cape Town. Tucked in a corner surrounded by lush green trees, was our li'l wooden cottage with a private pool. It's a pity that June is a winter month here or we would have definitely taken a dip in the pool.
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The next morning started early with a hearty breakfast prepared by the caretaker at CUBE. The delicious fare comprising jams, eggs, breads, cheese and juices charged us up for the 500 kilometres drive we were going to undertake. That's how we started out for Knysna, a town that falls on the famous Garden Route.
With infinite shades of green and brown, the Garden Route boasts of small and quaint countryside houses, extensive golf courses, evergreen forests, stunning green landscapes, countless types of flora and fauna, spectacular bridges, cliffs, valleys and coastal towns. The best of Mother Nature is enclosed in this dream drive route.
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Apart from driving and soaking in the gorgeous locales all around, you have plenty of sightseeing options in this part of South Africa and one could perhaps spend days or even weeks exploring the region. Here are the things to look out for:
Vineyards – With a variety of wines to taste ranging from red, white and rose wines, Jakkalsvlei Vineyards in the Langeberg Mountains, Bramon Wine Estate in The Crags and Herold Wine in George are the popular choices.
Nature Reserves – There is a plethora of options available for wildlife and nature lovers on this stretch. Top choices are Birds of Eden, Featherbed Nature Reserve, Garden Route National Park, Knysna Elephant Park, Oyster Bay Reserve, Tsitsikamma National Park amongst countless others.
Ostrich Farms –Oudtshoorn is the best bet for seeing the biggest ostrich farms in SA. The highlight of this place is the ostrich rides at more than 70 kmph. Highly recommended!
White Sand Beaches – Port Elizabeth, St. Francis Bay, Plettenberg Bay and Mossel Bay boast of white sand beaches, perfect for long romantic walks.
Adventure Activities – There is no end to the adventure sports you can enjoy on the Garden Route. I could go on and on but the not-to-miss ones are bungee jumping from Bloukrans Bridge, deep sea diving at Mossel Bay and Plettenberg Bay, skydiving at Plettenberg Bay, whale watching at Hermanus and shark cage diving at Gansbaai.
Fine Dining – There are so many fine dining places to explore on different destinations along the Garden Route stretch that you might want to try a new place for each meal. Bomo Terrace at Plettenberg Bay, The 5th Season and The Rose on York Restaurant at George, Dine in Style at Wilderness, The Lighthouse Restaurant at Mossel Bay, Jazzbury's at Mossel Bay, Vaaljapie Station restaurant at Little Brak … the list is endless…
But this was just a prelude. There's more to go. Stay tuned as I present the Venice of SA in my next!
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Elks MVS scholarships presented
September 28, 2014 The Elks National Foundation recently presented Most Valuable Student scholarships to two Mid Peninsula High School seniors. more »»
West-end foundation presents grants
September 28, 2014 The Western Marquette County Health Foundation recently presented grants to local organization, including $6,000 to Big Brothers Big Sisters and $10,000 to the Upper Peninsula Diabetes Outreach... more »»
Lakestate Industries celebrates new location
September 26, 2014 Lakestate Industries held as ribbon-cutting recently to celebrate its new location at 1500 M-28 East in Chocolay Township. more »»
Doucette 1st VP of association
September 26, 2014 AuTRAIN — Jerry Doucette, longtime Alger County Board member, was elected first vice president of the Michigan Association of Counties during the association's annual conference held recently. more »»
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September 25, 2014 The Marquette Noon Kiwanis Club presented checks to the Noquemanon Ski Race, Room at the Inn, Willow Farms Therapeutic Riding, and the Moosewood Nature Center. Click on photos for details. more »»
Sarasin retires from VA after 19 years of service
September 25, 2014 After nineteen years of VA service, Sandy Sarasin, RN, of Marquette retired from the Oscar G. Johnson VA Medical Center in Iron Mountain on Sept. 5. more »»
Chocolay River Brewery celebrates grand opening
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Ryan makes Krokodiloes
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Great Lakes Recovery Center Run for Recovery raises funds and awareness
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Clickner gets Medalist Award
September 24, 2014 Lake Superior Community Partnership CEO Amy Clickner was awarded the Michigan Economic Developers Association Medalist Award recently at their annual meeting at Boyne Mountain. more »»
Gwinn Quilters display charity work
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Former John D. Pierce students reminisces about their early school years
September 21, 2014 Members of what would have been the John D. Pierce Class of 1964 recently shared memories of their early years together during their 50th reunion of the Graveraet High School Class of 196. more »»
Noon Kiwanis Club presents grants
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Swick backs autism awareness group
September 21, 2014 Jill Gutleber, left, of Swick Home Services in Marquette presents a $500 check to Kathe Lanctot of the Copper Country Autism Awareness Grou. more »»
Skauge family supports library
September 18, 2014 Jessica Shirtz, center, director of the Ishpeming Carnegie Public Library, and Ray Leverton, chief fundraiser for the library, receive a donation to the Ishpeming Carnegie Public Library Building... more »»
Mather Class of 1954 gathers
September 18, 2014 The Mather High School Class of 1954 held its 60th class reunion recently at the VFW Clubhouse in Christmas. more »»
Super One cookouts assist UPAWS
September 18, 2014 The annual Super One Foods cookouts on Labor Day weekend raised more than $6,200 for the Upper Peninsula Animal Welfare Shelter. Click on photos for details. more »»
Bike Night benefits Beacon House
September 18, 2014 Employee Benefits Inc. was a sponsor for a recent Up North Lodge 2014 Tuesday Bike Night, raising funds for Beacon House of Marquette. more »»
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September 17, 2014 River Valley Bank teamed up with the Lake Superior Community Partnership to celebrate the bank's $750K renovation at their 1101 N. Third St. location with a ground breaking ceremony. more »»
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Curious George
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Contrary to public opinion, the entire mutual fund industry is not rotten.
In the good old days -- say four months ago -- my primary function as a mutual funds columnist was to hunt for solid fund offerings for TheStreet.com readers. Ever since New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer dropped the bomb on Sept. 3 that some mutual funds have allowed hedge funds and others to make abusive trades of their offerings, this gig has more closely resembled a crime reporter's beat. (Happily so far, none of the funds I have highlighted over the past year or so have turned up on the scandal sheet.)
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Oh, and I must add that it is unlikely these funds will flame out in scandal, for a variety of reasons. First, they're too small to lure market-timers -- hot money would swell their asset bases and the rapid-fire trading would stick out like a sore thumb. Second, the funds espouse a value-oriented, long-term philosophy that wouldn't provide the daily volatility needed to give the one-day pop that timers crave. Third, while I haven't had the managers over for dinner or anything, the firms and their skippers strike me as a scrupulous bunch that wouldn't cotton to outsiders gaming their funds. Besides, they all have most of their personal wealth tied up in the funds -- so why would they allow a timer to pick their pockets?
But enough about scandals. Let's get to the funds.Mosaic Funds' Rich Eisinger
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The Dahl Family, originally Johansson, from Sweden, married into Gale/Baxter/Hicks/Lever/Vanderhoef. Other names include PARSONS, Willetts, VanEmburg, Ellis, Johansson, Hedberg, Ryberg. Tree forwarded at your request, if you'll give me some info. Family DAHL/Johansson from Sweden, HICKS/GALE/VANDERHOEF from New York and Staten Island. Help us get the genealogy done for Dad's 80th! |
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Magnolia X soulangianaScientific name: Magnolia X soulangiana cv. Extinus Author: Etienne Soulange-Boudin (1774-1846) Common name: Magnolia cultivar Extinus Family: Magnoliaceae |
LocationHead for the Residence Garden and continue into the Conifer Cultivar section, taking the downhill grass path. Magnolia X soulangiana cv. Rustica Rubra will greet you at the entrance to a grassy glade edged with many more cultivar and species magnolias. Our featured plant, Magnolia X soulangiana cv. Extinus is in the centre of the bed. |
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Finding age with church records
Church records can be good places to find an individual's age at the time of their marriage or death, because they often state either a person's age or date of birth. The books listed below can help you locate your ancestors' church records by telling you who currently has the records belonging to your ancestors' church. You can find these books in a public or genealogical library. Of course, if you live close to your ancestors' church, you should go directly to the church and ask the staff for assistance in locating the records that you need. The Handbook of American Denominations, by Frank Mead The Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches, by Constant H. Maquet List of Historical Records Survey Publications, by the Works Projects Administration State Historical Records Surveys, by the Works Projects Administration Once you locate the records that belong to your ancestors' church, the current custodian of the records should be able to direct you in your search for the marriage or death record that you need. Another good place to look for both American and foreign church records is among the microfilm records at the Family History Library of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Their church records are organized first by state, then county, and then town. Unless the town that you are searching for had very few churches, knowing a denomination will make your search easier. Return to the Main Menu of the Genealogy "How-To" Guide |
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Better Call Saul 1.04: Hero
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Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities
Reviewed for Australia Day, the second series of the true-crime drama Underbelly.
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The Walking Dead: 5.08 Coda
Before it breaks for Christmas The Walking Dead delivers one final draining episode.
Out of This World
The surviving episode from this influential SF series of 1962, on DVD from the BFI.
The Professionals: MkII
Bodie and Doyle are back for round 2 on Blu-ray
Penny Dreadful 1.04 Demimonde
From orgies to orchids, this week's Penny Dreadful has a serious bash at some decent character development.
Rev Season Three
Rev returns. Is it our best sitcom?
The Walking Dead: Season 4 - 4.12 Still / 4.13 Alone
Is it still worth the bother?
Line Of Duty: 2.04
Week 4 and it's all to play for. Apart from poor DI Denton maybe.
Doctor Who: The Web of Fear
Rediscovered after having been lost for decades, the Doctor's encounter with the Yeti in the London Underground comes to DVD.
Doctor Who: The Moonbase
The second Doctor gets a rematch with the Cybermen on the lunar surface, with the two missing episodes reconstructed via animation.
Line Of Duty: 2.02
Another week, another thrilling
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Surreal Comedy This is Jinsy Season 2 DVD (review contains spoilers).
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Can Carrie and Brody escape from certain death one last time, or is their number finally up?
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Brody drags his guilt around Tehran! Can he aim it successfully at the target?
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The first season of the Australian true-crime series, depicting events in the Melbourne gangland war between 1995 and 2004.
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Unstable death wish commando Brody out alone, saving the world. Uh-oh.
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Recently rediscovered, this once mostly lost Second Doctor story, with Patrick Troughton playing both hero and villain, comes to DVD.
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Nick Brody is back in Homeland - will it be as bad as these reviews kept saying it would be?
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This adaptation of Sheridan Le Fanu's story made an impact on its TV broadcast in 1979. It now receives a dual-format release from the BFI as part of their Flipside line.
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Overall, the year of the Horse is promising for the Rabbit but they will need to keep an eye on their spending and be sure not to tire themselves out from the stress of added work and too many social events.
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- The year of the Horse is one that will go very well for the Rabbit with many good career prospects and exciting times although they may get frustrated at times with the pace of the year as there will be a lot to handle at once for the Rabbit in 2014.
- One of the highlights of the Rabbits year will be their social life which will be filled with many events and opportunities to meet new people and make some really good connections in the financial world.
- Career will be very good for the Rabbit in 2014 and they should see lot of opportunities coming their way during the year of the Horse, although they should understand and accept that work can get a bit too much for the Rabbit throughout the year and should bear with it and there will eventually be a light at the end of the tunnel for them.
- The Rabbit will sometimes want to work at their own steady speed but would really benefit from acting fast and trying to keep up with what is going on to get the best results although do not overwork yourself too much as this could cause a lot of stress for the Rabbit.
- Rabbits that are unsatisfied in their job or are currently looking for work in the year of the Horse should be very successful and there could be major openings to get in to their ideal career this year although they will need to stay focused in their job hunt and will need to keep their eye out for open positions.
- The Rabbit has many skills and in the year of the Horse, this will attract many new people to the Rabbit which will do all kinds of favours for them as people will want to be of use to the Rabbit in 2014.
- There will be many social events for the Rabbit during the year of the Horse and there are predictions that the Rabbit would do well if they are organising any events this year.
- The Rabbits life at home will be very calm and relaxed this year although you will need to make sure that everyone in the home has input during the year of the Horse as this could cause problems if not; make sure that you talk to family members about all important decisions.
- To make the best of home life in 2014, it would be a good idea to spend a lot of time together in family activities; this could be family days out or simply just a movie night at home but this will go a long way if you stick together during the year.
- Romance is looking promising due to the Rabbits increase in social status which will benefit single Rabbits although Rabbits in a relationship should avoid harmless flirting during the year of the Horse and this could give off the wrong idea and cause many unwanted problems.
- There will be many opportunities for the Rabbit to share moments with their loved one and it would be a good idea to spend time together when possible to build their relationship.
- Finances will require some care during 2014 as the Rabbits rise in social life will be very demanding and there is risk of money leaving as soon as it comes in so please be sure to know your limits on social events and try to budget throughout the year to avoid any debts.
- The Rabbits career opportunities could see a rise income but again, they will have to be very careful with their spending if they wish to remain financially stable during the year.
- Overall, the year of the Horse is promising for the Rabbit but they will need to keep an eye on their spending and be sure not to tire themselves out from the stress of added work and too many social events. Enjoy a fantastic year of the Horse You are in affinity with the Dog.
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My husband has been taking Tarceva for 7 years. He was diagnosed with NSCLC 3B/4 and was placed on Tarceva concurrently with chemo. This was an off-label use and just 2 months after Tarceva received FDA approval. He was treated at Columbia Presbyterian in NYC. He is a nonsmoker. He has one of the EGFR mutations - I believe mutation 19.
My husband's cancer was inoperable and too broadly populated to use radiation - present in nodes throughout his chest, mediastinum and even chaining down one arm . Within days of starting Tarceva (150 mg per day), a lump in his clavicle was very noticiably smaller. The cancer receded and all the lymph nodes went back to normal size over several months. The lesion in his lung is smaller (it was never very large), and it may well now consist of only scar tissue. This is unknown. There is no evidence of any disease and has not been for probably over 6 years. Tarceva dosage was gradually reduced from 150mg to 125 mg to 100 mg over a long period of time. CT scans were reduced in frequency and now are once a year.
As for side effects, there was a terrible skin outbreak at the beginning. Clindomycin was prescribed first topically and then orally. This helped. My husband has had problems with his fingers (they have episodes of splits) and toenails (his large toe nails have had to be removed twice). His skin is very dry and his hair is brittle. However, the side effects, as they have evolved, have never been really bad (except at the very beginning), he feels well and his quality of life is terrific. He works out in the gym several times a week and is physically stronger than he has been in decades - he is 69.
I know this is kind of unusual, but it is a real case. He has been written up as a success story by Genentech internally for its employees and also by his oncologist's hospital. I write this to give others hope because good things can happen.
Inspire.com has a recent thread on cases like this and one of the posters has added up some successful cases of Tarceva use of lenghty periods of time.
Hello! I have been on Tarceva over a year now. I started out taking 150mg. and had so many side effects my oncologist downed it to 25mg. I have been NED now a little over a year. I do have the EGFR gene. I was not a smoker. I was diagnosed in June of 2010 of stage 3b adenocarcinoma. My side effects when I was at the high dose was nausea, breaking out. So far the 25mg. is doing great. Are you on Tarceva? Take care, Debbie
I am so glad to hear all these success stories. I also take Tarceva almost a year and a half now and I had stage IV lung cancer. It looked like a mist over my lungs. I was drowning in this fluid and I had a horrific cough. It took the doctor's 7 months to diagnose me. All the tests I had kept coming back negative. I had a biopsy, they open my chest to get a small piece of my lung tissue. It's short name is BAC. The first Tarceva pill I took dryed my lungs and I did not cough again. I started at 100 mg and the reaction was pretty bad but my doctor at MD Anderson kept lowering and shortly I was at 50 mg and have been doing great. I am 51 years young female and my doctor had told me that this was a miracle drug. I don't get as worried as I used to. I did loose most of my hair which is unusual, but it grew back very slowly and it is coarse. The only problem I have is insomnia, I take Ambien. I can tell you guys that this was the scariest thing I have ever gone through but lots of prayers kept me going. I am so happy that I read your comments..
Thanks soooo much for starting this thread & for those who posted. It has given us hope when only a couple days ago my sister was told there's nothing left to do & gave her 2-4 weeks. She got a 2nd opinion today & we talked about this drug thanks to the wonderful board members here! She is hospitalized as of yesterday & we are in a huge danger zone but have hope thanks to people here...thankyou so much!!!
Due to this forum, I asked about Tarceva (thanks to Amy & someone else who posted a whole thread on this). The doc said my sister has to get her platelets up to 70 or 80 before they could try it. They just sent tissue from the original biopsy to the lab 2.5 weeks ago to check for the EGFR mutation. I mentioned some on the board don't have the mutation but this med still helped them & she said she could try it either way if the blood count gets up but there's higher success rate with it if you have the mutation. She said about 25% of people without the mutation will get help from it.
New Update - had my CT Scans results this past friday and my lungs are doing great but I have 3 lymphnodes in my abdomen that are swollen. These lymphones were tested in 2010 and it did not show I had lymphoma. My doctor advice not to do biopsi and just go straight to chemo along with the Tarceva. The chemo is called "Pemetrexed". Has anyone experienced swollen lymphones?
I have been on Tarceva since July 2010. What a roller coaster.
My mom was diagnosed in 2007 with stage IV NSCLC and never smoked. She had Taxol and Avastin for about 7 months. It was killing her so they started her on Tarceva. She is doing well, very active, and the cancer has shrunk. She does have some terrible rashes at times, as well as diarrhea and has trouble keeping weight on. Overall, she is an amazingly active 80 year old who deals with these side effects with grace. We are trying to learn more about side effects to better deal with them. Jeannie
I have been taking Tarceva for over 2 and a half years or so. I take 50 mg daily because the side effects of the rash and acne was really bad. I even lost my hair with it. The good news is that my cancer has been in remission since then so Tarceva has been a life saving med for me. I still get a little rash and I handle the diarrhea with Lomotil I also watch not to eat mayonnaise which it brings on the diarrhea and also fried foods. My skin is very dry so I use lots of lotions. I used to get the rash in my nose let me know if that's a problem for her. Doctor had sent me something really good for that. Keep hydrated helps.
I also now do Alimpta IV chemo because my lymphnodes in the abdomen got swollen, I have been doing a maintenance once a month for a year now and all is well.
Take care and let me know if I can be of any help.
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GREAT NEWS, MGA Entertainment are to make a bald doll following the appeal on facebook for a bald Barbie. We are still awaiting news on the makers of Barbie (Mattel) if they will do the same but well done MGA for taking a stand.
MGA Entertainment are a manufacturer of children's toys, they are the makers of the Moxie dolls and Bratz dolls and now the bald doll will enter one of these ranges, a news release is soon to be released so watch this space for an update.
We would like to thank everyone so far for coming together and letting yourselves be heard, continue to spread the word on the awareness of all these issues and coping with hair loss and lets continue the petition for the bald Barbie and hope Mattel hear our voices soon!
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I was diagnosed with lupus 4 years ago. My story starts earlier.
I was in a very abusive relationship for many years, and it produced the two loves of my life, my beautiful daughters. I left my abusive partner when my youngest was one. Everyone said my life would be sooo much better, and I was excited, I was 33. I rented a house, worked my but off, and hoped for the best. The ex, saw it different. He started stalking me. The courts gave him 4 hours on a Saturday to see the girls to start. Was hell. I can't even describe what that was like. My kids were traumatized when they got home and the youngest was always sick afterward. I should mention my ex is bipolar. Then he focused on me.
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Wow, I am so sorry to hear about everything you've had to endure. It really does sound like a nightmare. Telling people with Lupus not to stress out is really asking them to do the unavoidable. Unfortunately, stress is a part of life and for some, life is just more stressful than others. Now that your daughters are older, however, it is time to decide whether you are going to focus on them or on your health. This is a tough decision for a mother to make but ultimately, your health is more important.
Is your ex now completely out of your life? I really hope so... it appears that he did enough damage during the time he was around.
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Hana wrote:SoulScavenger wrote:Capadocians are also all dead.Any of the clans that are UGLIER THAN NOSFERATU (Samedi)
Thats impossible! Nosferatu have a 0 in appearance!
Well, yes, they're on the not-playable list, too...But I didn't include them because they kind of became the Giovanni.
And I dunno about you, but I sure as hell think that a ROTTING CORPSE is uglier than someone who's simply disfigured.
Besides, not ALL Nosferatu are hideous. They even have a merit for that. Haven't you seen Kindred: the Embrace? *giggles*
Nope, only read the Vampire the Masquerade rule book, guide to Sabbat and Camarilla.
Nosferatu also have Mask of a thousand faces so they dont need what ever merit that is, also theres a flaw someone can take to have the rotting body.


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Following his dominating win Saturday in Strikeforce over Brett Rogers, Alistair Overeem discussed his performance with Sherdog.com's Loretta Hunt.The Dutch fighter explained how he has moved into what many see as the peak of his career, how he dismantled Rogers and why he's the fighter who can knock off Fedor Emelianenko."There's nobody else out there with the speed, the technical ability, the sharpness," Overeem says. watch video >>
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Go with what works. Everybody knows who the most consistent players have been for the Suns and those are the players who should get the most minutes. That's what Alvin Gentry has decided. Screw tweaking the lineup. If you want to make it in the lineup you got to produce consistently! From valleyofthesuns.com
The shortening of the bench has slowly become apparent in the past three games. Beasley didn't play in the second half three games ago against Minnesota, didn't play at all against Oklahoma City and was again phased out in the second half against Philadelphia. In those three games, Scola, Tucker, Dudley and Dragic have played at least 40 minutes per game once.


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Lemon v. Kurtzman (1971)
In this freedom of religion case, the Court struck down a Pennsylvania law reimbursing religious schools for textbooks and teacher salaries.
The decision established the Lemon Test as a means of determining a law's constitutionality. A law or program does not violate the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment if: (a) it has a primarily secular purpose; (b) its principal effect neither aids nor inhibits religion; and (c) government and religion are not excessively entangled.
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If you're dreaming of harvesting this year's crop with a new baler, you might want to buy a raffle ticket from the American Forage & Grassland Council (AFGC).
To raise funds for its annual conference and other activities, AFGC is holding a raffle for a New Holland BB940A baler. The machine, which makes 3×3×8' bales, lists for about $78,000.
Only 1,000 tickets — priced at $100 each — will be sold, reports Ron Tombaugh, raffle chairman and owner of Dart Hay Co., Streator, IL.
"If the winner is unable to use the baler, he or she may request a substitute piece of New Holland equipment of the same or lesser value," says Tombaugh.
Representatives from several organizations have bought tickets, he adds. "If they win, they could take the baler home and host a fund-raising raffle of their own."
The winning ticket will be drawn June 14 during AFGC's awards banquet in Bloomington, IL. The winner doesn't have to be present, but the prize must be claimed by June 30.
Tombaugh will be selling tickets from the AFGC booth at the Mid-America Alfalfa Expo at the Adams County Fairgrounds in Hastings, NE, on Feb. 1-2, and at Hay & Forage Grower's Hay Business Conference & Expo. That event will be held March 8-9 at the Ramkota Hotel & Conference Center in Sioux Falls, SD.
For more information, call Tombaugh at 309-531-HAAY or visit www.afgc.org or www.illinoisforage.org. To buy a ticket, make a check out to AFGC or the Illinois Forage and Grassland Council. Mail it to: Ron Tombaugh, 1240 N IL Route 18, Streator, IL 61364. To buy tickets via credit cards, call AFGC at 800-944-2342.


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