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Phoronix: Nokia's Actions Already Harm Qt 5.0 Release
With Nokia shutting down their Qt Australia office -- and looking to sell off Qt -- this has already directly harmed the forthcoming Qt 5.0 tool-kit release...
Now we can all see the consequences of compromising freedom for 15 years.
A free fork (sans CLA) now!
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Same kind of crap will happen with Mono sooner or later....not that i use it or i'm a big fan of it...quite opposite.
It's LGPL what more do you want, people don't work for free, Qt needs a CLA so they can license a commercial version.
Even Stallman is fine with this business model and CLAs.
It's free software whatever you say, the fact that you _can_ fork it shows it is free.
Digia is not in any way carrying a delta on purpose. In actuality, what happens during our release cycle and our patch releases is that we work very closely with Nokia on all releases. Digia focuses, naturally, on all desktop and embedded bugs and additional features while Nokia focuses only on Symbian and mobile-related features. For the LGPL version, it is Nokia that decides what fixes/patches go into the LGPL version, and naturally, they choose bugs/fixes that are for Symbian and mobile. They decide to leave out many desktop and embedded big fixes as their target and focus is on mobile and they need to prioritize those. In turn because Digias charter is to service desktop and embedded Qt customers, we need to take in the desktop and embedded fixes/patches that Nokia leaves out because they are crucial for our customers. Digia has no control as to what goes into the LGPL at time of release, only what goes into the Commercial version.
Digia is committed to the Qt community and all the fixes/patches that we work on for desktop and embedded are available for Nokia to take into the main branch. However, it is Nokia to decide what and when they take them in. Digia is in no way looking to fork and in fact are very committed to the Qt Project and will take an extremely active role in the project moving forward.
I am very open to discussing this further with you and would welcome an interview with myself or with our Director of R&D. We value the Phoronix readers's opinions as the entire OS community.
These days Nokia is a bit more harsh;
"Dear all users of Qt, fuck you, fuck phones, fuck desktops and fuck linux. But thanks for all the code you CLAed."
With love and lulz, yours truly
The second post on their qt blog is about updating the embedded linux toolchain: http://digia.com/en/Blogs/Qt-blog/Sa...ommercial-SDK/
So all that you have said about no linux love, nonfree addons is pure bullshit and FUD, while I can prove what I say with sources.
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- 2 eggs, the best you can find or afford
- 2 tablespoons butter, I may have put more (most probably), cut into bits (the best butter you can find or afford)
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(adapted from How to Make Better Scrambled Eggs by Ruth Reichl for Gilt Taste)
Those look delicious, a little bit of fresh scrambled eggs with [with a hint of parsley on top] is really a great way to start a morning.
Those look perfect and creamy! I love scrambled eggs.
Ever since my husband started making scrambled eggs for me with this method (and using farm pastured eggs), all other scrambled eggs pale in comparison. He also adds a dollop of creme fraiche (or sour cream) at the end and tops with a sprinkle of chives. Heavenly. I'm requesting them this Saturday morning!
Beautiful in the moment thoughts. Thank you Joey!
Great looking eggs too!
Looks delicious. I'm with the comments -- topping with parsley and some chives... yum. Also, serving with bacon is a must... perhaps.. even mix in some bacon bits in the end?
Oh butter with scrambled eggs sound so divine!
:) I have a "pause" moment, too. On the train, with my book. it's a moment that work and housework cannot get involved!
I was reading Julia Child's My Life in France a few weeks ago and your entry sparked a memory of the chapter where the mentor at the Cordon Bleu was teaching her how to make proper scrambled eggs.
It's a truly comforting dish and, when done as gorgeously simple as yours, it's just sublime.
I was reading Julia Child's My Life in France a few weeks ago and your entry sparked a memory of the chapter where the mentor at the Cordon Bleu was teaching her how to make proper scrambled eggs.
It's a truly comforting dish and, when done as gorgeously simple as yours, it's just sublime.
i love eggs w/ toast!!
I haven't made scrambled eggs for so long, and I love them too!
You are right about stopping and seeing the moment, I really need to do that more.
I thought of you when I read this from Ruth Reichl :) tried it last week and am converted.
Hi Juan! Eggs are always a great way to start the day :)
Hi Rosa! I love them too...I'm ecstatic that I found this recipe!
Hi Jessica! That sounds heavenly...both the eggs and your husband making your breakfast!
Hi Tanna! Thanks to you as well! Glad you enjoyed the post :)
Hi Bernie! I will never say no to bacon! ;)
Hi Chef d! It is! This is my new favorite way to may scrambled eggs :)
Hi Anh! When I was working in Europe the train was my pause moment too!
Hi Midge! More proof that the simple can truly be sublime :)
Hi pinkc00kies! Me too!
Hi Kelly-Jane! I have to really be conscious of giving myself that time to just pause and appreciate the moment...we all need reminding :)
Hi jewelsandstuff! Did you really think of me?? That made me smile :) We are fellow converts :)
My name is Luke. I'm a student at Harvard Business School and am working on an idea for a business with Ferran Adria's ElBulliFoundation. I'm reaching out to you because I'd love to speak with you to get your perspective as a food blogger and amateur chef.
Basically, the ElBulliFoundation (what has grown out of Ferran's successful, but now closed restaurant), is looking for ways it can help and inspire those interested in food and creative cuisine (like food bloggers and amateur chefs) with the work they do. I'm looking to know what, if anything, would be interesting to people like you. Should they set up a blog? A sort of facebook for food lovers? A youtube channel with instructional videos? Something more?
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omg, am in love in scrumbled eggs!
Hey Joey! As a food lover esp. BACON in any form...you have to try making BACON SALT!...if you can get applewood smoked bacon, low sodium...much better or DOUBLE SMOKED BACON ( my boys prefer Tiroler Bacon). I crisp them up in the microwave just like my boys do..over paper towels, then when cool enough to handle, break into pieces and blitz in food processor till finely ground together with coarse sea salt! That's it!!! I sprinkle it on everything from salads to sunny side up eggs to scones, etc. I know I can buy them at specialty sotres but I am not going to pay over $5 for a 30 gm. package. For a little over $5, I can buy a WHOLE POUND OF APPLEWOOD SMOKED BACON PACK!!!!
Definitely going to try this out!
Since you put in a pinch of rocksalt already, does the butter have to be unsalted?
This sounds like Mark Bittman's recipe for weekend scrambled eggs. I have to try it this way -- you know that I love the fact that it has all that butter! :-D I know that this method takes a while longer than the usual scrambled eggs. How long did it take to make?
Also, believe it or not, I don't have a saucepan! I have a nonstick frying pan, a wok, and a steel pot. Which should I use, or does it really have to be a saucepan?
Great reminder of how yummy just EGGS and BUTTER really are!
I thought this was a foreign blog until I got to the pan de sal part. Amazing how something so simple can be so drool-worthy.
the picture alone makes me drool, will try this one.
Hi Luke…will send you an email!
Hi mjauQi! I love them too :)
Hi Betty Q! I wish I had access to that bacon! I would love to try my hand at making bacon salt…you know I am a big fan of bacon-anything!
Hi Kaoko! Believe me…I too sighed when I took my first bite!
Hi Kath! I use unsalted butter but go ahead and use salted and just use less salt :) Enjoy!
Hi Katrina! Mine took shorter than the original recipe, as Ruth Reichl herself mentions (that it can take shorter than original cooking time)…you can use the smallest pan of the three :) Hope you liked it!
Hi Michelle! See how little it actually takes to experience bliss? :)
Hi Bom! Sometimes it's the simplest things that are the best!
Hi Marjorie! Thanks! Hope you like it! :)
I made this yesterday, and, although I made a mistake and the pan was too hot in the beginning, I was sort of able to rectify it before it was too late. I'm sure it can still be better, but for now, it is the best scrambled eggs *I've* ever made! :-) And to think, it didn't even have any milk or cream, as Mark Bittman's recipe does -- but I did put a ton of butter. :-D Thanks, Joey!!!
Hi Katrina! So glad you enjoyed it! :) What I do is put the egg in the pan before putting in on the heat...then I just stir (and add butter, little by little) and wait for the magic to happen :)
You have captured the few simple moment to perfection and I think have given voice to many of our thoughts:) the shower- yes hard piercing shower is what I need.the kind that hurts and the tingle remains even after.
The egg is bliss; on a lazy saturday morning lost in the stirring cooking for my family. Lovely. and literally picture perfect.
Oh! So delicious-looking. I gotta try making it this way. Thanks for the recipe!
O yes a good long shower will do that for me too! We do own a bathtub but never really use it. A shower for me is a lot better! As for these gorgeous eggs. I still need to make dinner and am considering making these instead!
Eggs and butter. Simple luxury. :) By the way, where would you recommend good pan de sal. i have not been so inspired with the ones i tried here in the metro. sigh.
I've never added the butter after I started cooking. Brilliant! xo
Hi Soma! These moments are so important don't you think? And they do make a big difference if you allow them to :) Stirring the egg on a lazy Saturday morning…perfect!
Hi Paz! Try it! It's sooo good! :)
Hi Simone! I had a tub when before I got married and I hardly ever used it so when we got our flat we took the tub out :) These eggs are great any time of day I think :)
Hi Shalum! Yes, such a luxury for the price of two simple ingredients! I have not ever found a pan de sal I like as much as the ones I had when I was younger and we had an old pan de sal vendor come deliver it on his bicycle…the whole wheat ones here we got from the Salcedo Market, from the stall that sells the bagels and all the whole wheat bread products. It used to be the NY Bagel company but now they go by a different name. Although we like them, they are not like the old traditional pan de sal of my childhood…that I am still in search for!
Hi Redmenace! It really is quite brilliant…I am so happy I came across it!
Brilliant post - and great eggs (That's how I make them LOL) Sometimes, I had a tiny bit of yogurt to them, early on...
Wow…This is so simple, yet so yummy. A piece of toast, scramble eggs and some salt and pepper. I can have it every morning and never feel bored. :)
Hmm I never tried frying eggs with butter. I will definitely try this! :D
hi! wow, now i love scrambled eggs even more after this post, which reads like an out of the body experience at the same time. i expected something more, like maybe mayo and parsley, but the way you wrote this makes it perfect the way it is.: )
Hi Katiez! Oooh! Yogurt sounds like a good idea…will give that a whirl next time!
Hi love cooking! Sometimes the simplest things, prepared with care, are the best!
Hi katalinarosario! Butter makes life better! ;)
Hi ngiti! Sometimes the simplest way is best because it allows the natural goodness of the ingredients shine through :)
my pause button is the same as yours. long bath or shower. and i love shower gels.
eggs are my comfort food and im very picky on how my eggs are cooked. just recently i discovered how the french cook their scramble eggs thru laura calder (i adore her!). just eggs and butter and salt. nothing else. i think it's the same as your scramble eggs except she separates the yolk from the whites. i tried her method and i never look at scramble eggs the same way. i tried cooking the eggs on a sauce pan as she recommends but cleaning the pan with those sticky eggs is such a hassle so i tried with nonstick pan and still works. though you really have to be careful with the fire. it has to be on the lowest possible setting of your stove.
Hi Jelly Bean! Wow, separating yolks and whites! Does she whip the whites until stiff? Gosh, I don't know if I could do that first thing in the morning, heehee :)
I made these scambled eggs this morning and they were wonderful, so simple too. I have been trying to make the perfect scrambled egg forever, thanks for the recipe.
I made these scambled eggs this morning and they were wonderful, so simple too. I have been trying to make the perfect scrambled egg forever, thanks for the recipe.
I can't tell you how long I've been trying to make the perfect scrambled egg. My daughters will be so happy with this!
These eggs look amazing and I really enjoyed reading your post. Focus on the eggs, brilliant!
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I live in the middle of Tempe AZ but we are lucky to have Agriculture zoned land among regular housing. I contribute my land to a Lady that loves to raise Horses and chickens. They are feed the best organic food/grains and eat lots of bugs and have 2 acres to run..
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Cooks Garrett series is good too - less epic than the Black Company and more character focused (if possible).
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You might like this (underappreciated IMO) book and series:
Heroes Die (Matthew Woodring Stover)
Yes, cheesy cover art but great story that has elements simliar to the The First Law series... Give it a shot.
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October 1st, 2010, 11:42 AM #39
Dominant Ideology Thesis? That sounds like one of R. Scott Bakker's books. Or was it The Thousandfold Thought?
Disclaimer: Bakker is also a very interesting writer, but not really similar to Joe Abercrombie.
Disclaimer 2: I know Bakker is not similar to Abercrombie because I just looked for their pictures using Google, and I was surprised to see that Abercrombie is a young man. Bakker is young too, but in Joe Abercrombie's case I was surprised because, for some reason, while reading his books I had imagined that he was a grumpy and sarcastic old fellow (kind of like Inquisitor Glotka). I don't know if he is grumpy and sarcastic, but he is not old...
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October 1st, 2010, 04:28 PM #40
Actually, Glokta is about the same age as Joe in The First Law - middle thirties.
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Most like Joe Abercrombie
Joe Abercrombie is definitely not overrated. The Heroes is a fabulous book.
If you like the dark cynicism, you should read some Stephen Donaldson.
If you like the Fantasy that is a little light on the magic, instead of being filled with wizards and such like, try Patrick Rothfuss.
If you like the realistic action.... that's harder.
For a mix of all three ... well that's what makes Joe Abercrombie such a revelation to some of us fans.
Joe. Please write more.
March 24th, 2011, 10:32 PM #43
He reminds me alot of David Gemmel...ie extremely violent with deep characterizations and the plot is simply a vehicle for even greater violence.
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Wasn't there some random guy on the interwebs posting about how "bad" nihilistic fantasy was? Abercrombie was mentioned and if I recall correctly, Erikson and Bakker too.
It was actually this that made me order all Abercrombies books ASAP:"Think of a Lord of the Rings where, after stringing you along for thousands of pages, all of the hobbits end up dying of cancer contracted by their proximity to the Ring, Aragorn is revealed to be a buffoonish puppet-king of no honor and false might, and Gandalf no sooner celebrates the defeat of Sauron than he executes a long-held plot to become the new Dark Lord of Middle-earth, and you have some idea of what to expect should you descend into Abercrombie's jaded literary sewer."
March 25th, 2011, 08:25 AM #45
From the article,
"a conservative friend of mine once accurately derided "fat fantasy" cycles such as Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time as "Lord of the Rings 90210""
That is HILARIOUS! Also, kind of true
the rest of that article is painful. Conservative bemoans deconstructionism, yearns for the "good old days", blames libs. I'm tempted to rant about Breibart, but that's not why we're here.
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As director of cluster acceleration at NorTech, Timothy Fahey identifies and facilitates product development and commercialization opportunities for NorTech's regional innovation clusters.
The terms "3D printing" and "additive manufacturing" already have a prominent place in the manufacturing lexicon. But while the technology is two decades old, we are just now seeing the beginning of what could be a revolution in how we make things. Among the most exciting applications of the technology is combining it with printed electronics. In fact, we might soon experience the next generation of embedded electronics.
Additive manufacturing is the additive fabrication of objects by depositing and patterning successive layers of materials through 3D printing. The process creates a physical object from a three dimensional digital model, which often comes from a computer aided design (CAD) digital blueprint.
Additive manufacturing and 3D printing consultants Wohlers Associates say the industry has grown in double digits for 15 of its 24 years and is a $2.2 billion market today. That market will experience even greater growth when electronics are integrated into the process.
Electronic device manufacturers are continually pushed to pack more functionality into less space, which drives the demand for advanced manufacturing methods that tightly integrate electronic circuitry into packaging. Additive manufacturing may be the key to unleashing the next wave of electronics miniaturization and integration.
Among 3D printing's value is a reduction in both the time and cost it takes to design and produce a prototype. Traditionally, the development of a prototype requires building a machine or tool to create the mold that produces a customized design. That machine can cost upwards of $100,000 and the process may take six to 10 weeks.
By contrast, the additive manufacturing process can develop a prototype in one to two weeks, in some cases even overnight, without the need for expensive tooling.
Thus, additive manufacturing is suited for research and prototyping. But as materials have gotten stronger and more complex, and the process itself has evolved, the industry is now expanding into volume production of functional components.
NASA, for example, built about 70 parts for the Mars Rover using computer designs and a 3D printer. The additive manufacturing process allowed NASA to build custom housings for complex electrical components using light-weight and high-strength materials.
Since printed electronics can be directly applied to 3D surfaces, such as aircraft wings or cell phone cases, further advancements in integration, size and weight reduction, durability and functional performance become possible.
Industries requiring small-volume, high-value output and custom design are best served by combining additive manufacturing and printed electronics. These include the military, healthcare and aerospace industries. Examples of methods and applications include:
• Embedded Antennas: Conductive inks can be used to create "smart wings" – antennas printed on the wings of lightweight, customized aerial drones. Antennas can also be embedded in mobile phone cases for increased reception and efficiency.
• Radiation Hardening: Printed 3D structures that integrate electronic components with radiation block materials, such as Tungsten, can shield electronics from radiation and heat in aerospace applications.
• Functional Sensors: Ink sets created for sensing temperature, pressure and strain are used in devices such as 3D flex sensor gloves to control robotic hands. Biosensors are also printed on diabetic strips, DNA assays and smart bandages.
• Tissue Engineering: Princeton University researchers exploring the blending of biology and materials science have constructed a bionic ear with integrated electronics.
The scope of what can be produced with 3D printing seems only limited by imagination.
With its expansive manufacturing history and experienced workforce, Northeast Ohio is a key player in additive manufacturing. The region is home to the Youngstown-based National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute (NAMII), a public-private partnership administered by the National Center for Defense Manufacturing and Machining (NCDMM).
NAMII actively works with government, industry and academia to utilize the manufacturing know-how in Northeast Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and Northern West Virginia. Its goal is to elevate 3D printing into mainstream U.S. manufacturing, while creating the workforce capable of promoting the nation's manufacturing competitiveness.
Northeast Ohio has several other players involved in additive manufacturing. Many of the region's large manufacturers, such as Timken, Lockheed Martin and Parker Hannifin, are all exploring the capabilities of 3D printing.
NASA is at the forefront of using additive manufacturing in a number of initiatives. Several 3D-printed rocket injectors have been tested at the NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland. A 3D-printed rocket engine was just recently tested successfully in Alabama. NASA hopes additive manufacturing will bring down the price of rocket engines by 70 percent. It also wants to send a 3D printer to the International Space Station to make spare parts and tools.
Avon Lake-based rapid prototype + manufacturing (rp+m) is another key player in 3D printing, design and production. The company can lead clients through the additive manufacturing process from model creation to production. One aspect of its work is the creation of customized metal or thermoplastic housing for electronics.
"We have designed and printed many electronic housing enclosures for various markets, such as industrial and medical applications. Our design engineers work with clients to take their ideas, design the product, ensure the design is manufacturable, and bring them to reality. Around 40 percent of parts made on our 3D printers are being used as end products for our customers," says rp+m CEO Matt Hlavin.
Challenges in process and technology exist for additive manufacturing, but organizations such as NAMII and NASA, along with the 3D printing design and production companies here in Northeast Ohio, are working to push additive manufacturing forward into day-to-day production. The manufacturing knowledge in our region's 'Tech Belt' has the energy and expertise to grow this new sector in innovative manufacturing.
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Evergreen Covenant Church, at 1725 Main St. in the Airport Plaza, welcomes all to worship on Sundays at 10 a.m. Evergreen is a community-oriented, multigenerational church that seeks to blend the ancient and the modern in its worship. For more information, call 423-3342 or go to www.evergreencovchurch.org.
The North Parish Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, 895 Main St., celebrates worship and Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday mornings. Members invite you to join them as they learn about and celebrate the love, mercy and justice of God. Child care is always provided. Rev. Diane Wendorf says, "No matter who you are or where you come from, you are welcome here." For more information, call 207-324-3163 or visit online at www.northparishucc.org. The church also is on Facebook at North Parish Congregational Church UCC.
Sanford First Baptist Church at 905 Main St. welcomes everyone to join in worship Sunday morning at 10 a.m. During the worship hour, there is also a dynamic children's ministry for children in grades K through 5 that provides music, snacks, Bible stories and lessons, crafts and games. Children may be checked in by a parent or guardian from 9:45 to 10 a.m. For details, call the church office at 324-5456.
River of Life Church at 23 Washington St. holds its prayer service at 9 a.m. on Sundays, with a gathering afterward at 10 a.m.
The members of Ross Corner Free Will Baptist Church at 1312 West Road in Shapleigh extend an invitation for all to join them for Sunday services at 10:30 a.m., with Bible Study and Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. A prayer meeting is held on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Members also participate in "Singspiration Services," held on the second Sunday evening of each month, in rotation with several area churches. For more information, please call Pastor David Dickinson at 490-5620 or 324-8687.


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Reeling UNH men's basketball falls to Albany
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But that doesn't tell the whole story, or even most of it. The 'Cats entered play ranked among the bottom three in the league in scoring offense (62.1 points), field-goal percentage (.389), 3-point field-goal percentage (.308) and assists (11.5).
As expected, the Great Danes (15-4, 4-1 AE) double-teamed Pelcher, the 6-foot-10 center who came in averaging 10.4 points and had to work hard for his eight, and made the Wildcats try to beat them from the outside.
They couldn't.
"They're always known for their physicality and their defense," said Albany coach Will Brown. "When they make shots, they're going to beat people."
The Wildcats attempted a dozen 3-pointers in the first half. Rhoads had the only make. Many, while open looks, were missed badly; a half-court heave by guard Jordon Bronner at the halftime buzzer looked to have as much of a chance to fall as any of the previous 11 misses.
"If you can't make a 17- or 18-foot jump shot at this level," said Herrion, "you're in trouble."
Herrion didn't expect to be 0-4 in league play this year. Not with a rotation of three seniors (Rhoads, Myrick and Matagrano) and four juniors (Konan, Bronner, Pelcher and Morris).
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Or find a doctor at another Johns Hopkins Medicine Member Hospital:
Edward James Tanner, MD
Assistant Professor of Gynecology and Obstetrics
Appointment Phone
Main Location
Johns Hopkins Outpatient CenterView All Locations
Out of State Patients
Call 410-464-6641 (8a.m. to 6p.m., EST, Mon-Fri)
International Patients
Call +1-410-502-7683 (7a.m. to 6p.m., EST, Mon-Fri)
- Associate Director, F.J. Montz Fellowship in Gynecologic Oncology
- Co-director of Robotic Surgery, Gynecology
- Assistant Professor of Gynecology and Obstetrics
Centers & Institutes
- Kelly Gynecologic Oncology Service
- Ovarian Cancer Center
- Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center
Cervical Cancer, Gynecologic Cancers, Gynecologic Oncology, Minimally Invasive Surgery, Ovarian Cancer, Robotic Surgery, Sarcoma, Uterine Cancer, Uterine Fibroids, Vulvar Cancer
Research Interests
Robotic and Minimally Invasive Surgery for Gynecologic Cancers; Management of Uterine Sarcomas; Surgical Management of Advanced Ovarian Cancer; Sentinel Lymph Node Mapping of Endometrial Cancer; Fertility Preservation for Cervical and Endometrial Cancer
BiographyEdward Tanner, MD, is an assistant professor of gynecologic oncology at the Johns Hopkins Hospital and Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center.
His clinical interests include the surgical management of advanced gynecologic cancers as well as minimally invasive surgery for early-stage disease. He has a particular focus on developing innovative techniques for robotic surgery in patients with uterine and cervical cancers.
His research interests include sentinel lymph node mapping in endometrial cancer, exploring ways to reduce complications in patients undergoing surgery for advanced ovarian cancer, as well as identifying new treatments for patients with uterine sarcoma.
A native of Baltimore, Dr. Tanner received his medical degree from the University of Alabama at Birmingham before returning to Baltimore to complete his residency in gynecology and obstetrics at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. He completed a fellowship in gynecologic oncology at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center where he was one of the first fellows to complete an extensive training program in robotic surgery for gynecologic cancers.
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Society of Gynecologic Oncology
American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology
American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopy
Society of Memorial Gynecologic Oncologists
Mid-Atlantic Gynecologic Oncology Society
Clinical Trial Keywords
- National Cancer Institutie
- Gynecologic Oncology Group
Additional Resources
Education +
- University of Alabama at Birmingham (Birmingham AL ) (2004)
- Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine / Obstetrics and Gynecology (Baltimore MD ) (2008)
- Memorial Sloan - Kettering Cancer Center / Gynecologic Oncology (New York NY ) (2012)
- General, American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology - OB/GYN (2013)
Research & Publications +
Selected Publications View all on PubMed
Selected publications:
1. Tanner EJ, Zahurak M, Bristow RE, Diaz-Montes TP. Outcomes of Younger Patients with Ovarian Cancer. Gynecol Oncol 2008; 111(2): 221-5. PMID: 18786718.
2. Barlin NJ, Tanner EJ. Ovarian Cancer Screening. Postgraduate Obstetrics and Gynecology. 29 (15), 2009.
3. Tanner EJ, Chi DS, Eisenhauer EL, Diaz-Montes TP, Santillan A, Bristow RE. Early Detection of Recurrent Ovarian, Fallopian Tube, and Primary Peritoneal Cancer: Survival Benefit or Lead Time Bias. Gynecol Oncol 2010; 117(2):336-40. PMID: 20153027.
4. Pant AC, Diaz-Montes TP, Tanner EJ, Ahmad S, Giuntoli RL 2nd, Holloway RW, Bristow RE. Correlation of Extreme Drug Resistance Assay Results and Progression Free Survival Following Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy for Advanced Ovarian Cancer. J Chemother 2010; 22(4): 270-4. PMID: 20685633.
5. Shih KK, Qin L-X, Tanner EJ, Zhou Q, Bisogna M, Dao F, Olvera N, Viale A, Barakat RR, Levine DA. A MicroRNA Survival Signature (MiSS) for Advanced Ovarian Cancer. Gynecol Oncol 2011; 121 (3): 444-50. PMID: 21354599.
6. Tanner EJ, Leitao MM, Garg K, Chi DS, Sonoda Y, Gardner GJ, Barakat RR, Jewell EJ. The Role of Cytoreductive Surgery for Newly Diagnosed Advanced-Stage Uterine Carcinosarcoma. Gynecol Oncol 2011; 123 (3): 548-52. PMID: 21945551.
7. Tanner EJ, Black DR, Zivanovic O, Kehoe SM, Dao F, Konner JA, Barakat RR, Lichtman SM, Levine DA. Patterns of First Recurrence Following Adjuvant Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy for Stage IIIC Ovarian Cancer. Gynecol Oncol 2012; 124 (1): 59-62. PMID: 21982046.
8. Tanner EJ, Long KC, Zhou Q, Brightwell RM, Gardner GJ, Abu-Rustum NR, Leitao MM, Jr., Sonoda Y, Chi DS. Impact of Operative Start Time on Surgical Outcomes in Patients Undergoing Primary Cytoreduction for Advanced Ovarian Cancer. Gynecol Oncol 2012; 126 (1): 58-63. PMID: 22507533.
9. Hyman DM, Long KC, Tanner EJ, Grisham RN, Arnold AG, Bhatia J, Spriggs DR, Soslow RA, Kauff ND, Levine DA. Outcomes of Primary Surgical Cytoreduction in Patients with BRCA-associated High-grade Serous Ovarian Carcinoma. Gynecol Oncol 2012; 126 (2): 224-8. PMID: 22579790.
10. Tanner EJ, Garg K, Leitao MM, Jr., Soslow R, Hensley ML. High Grade Undifferentiated Uterine Sarcoma: Surgery, Treatment, and Survival Outcomes. Gynecol Oncol 2012; 127 (1): 27-31. PMID: 22750260.
11. Tanner EJ, Long KC, Feffer JB, Leitao MM, Jr., Abu-Rustum NR, Barakat RR, Chi DS, Gardner GJ. Parenchymal Splenic Metastasis is an Independent Negative Predictor of Overall Survival in Advanced Ovarian, Fallopian Tube, and Primary Peritoneal Cancer. Gynecol Oncol 2012; 128 (1): 28-33. PMID: 23017819.
12. Tanner EJ, Toussaint T, Leitao MM, Jr, Hensley ML, Soslow RA, Gardner GJ, Jewell EL. Management of uterine adenosarcomas with and without sarcomatous overgrowth. Gynecol Oncol 2013; 129 (1): 140-4. PMID: 23283300.
13. Sandadi S, Tanner EJ, Khoury-Collado F, Kostolias A, Makker V, Chi DS, Sonoda Y, Alektiar KM, Barakat RR, Abu-Rustum NR. Radical surgery with individualized postoperative radiation for stage IB cervical cancer: oncologic outcomes and severe complications. Int J Gynecol Oncol 2013; 23 (3): 553-8. PMID: 23392402.
14. Tanner EJ, Armstrong DK. Planning treatment for women with recurrent epithelial ovarian cancer. Oncology 2013; 27(4): 304-6. PMID: 23781694.
15. Barlin JN, Long KC, Tanner EJ, Gardner GJ, Leitao MM, Jr., Levine DA, Sonoda Y, Abu-Rustum NR, Chi DS. Optimal (≤1cm) but Visible Residual Disease: Is Extensive Debulking Warranted? Gynecol Oncol 2013; 130 (2): 284-8. PMID: 23672929.
16. Ricci S, Giuntoli RL 2nd, Eisenhauer E, Lopez MA, Krill L, Tanner EJ, Gehrig PA, Havrilesky LJ, Secord AA, Levinson K, Frasure H, Celano P, Fader AN. Does adjuvant chemotherapy improve survival for women with early-stage uterine leiomyosarcoma? Gynecol Oncol 2013; 131 (3): 629-33. PMID: 24016408.
17. Long KC, Tanner EJ, Frey M, Leitao MM Jr, Levine DA, Gardner GJ, Sonoda Y, Abu-Rustum NR, Barakat RR, Chi DS. Intraoperative hypothermia during primary surgical cytoreduction for advanced ovarian cancer: Risk factors and associations with postoperative morbidity. Gynecol Oncol 2013; 131(3): 525-30. PMID: 24016410.
18. Tanner EJ, Long KC, Visvanathan K, Fader AN. Prophylactic salpingectomy in premenopausal women at low risk for ovarian cancer: risk-reducing or risky? Fertil Steril 2013; 100(6): 1530-1. PMID: 24182408.
19. Scheib SA, Tanner EJ, Green IC, Fader AN. Laparoscopy in the Morbidly Obese: Physiologic Considerations and Surgical Techniques to Optimize Success. J Minim Invasive Gynecol 2013; 21 (2): 182-95. PMID: 24100146.
20. Fader AN, Java J, Krivak TC, Bristow RE, Tergas AI, Bookman MA, Armstrong DK, Tanner EJ, Gershenson DM. The prognostic significance of pre- and post-treatment CA-125 in grade 1 serous ovarian carcinoma: A Gynecologic Oncology Group study. Gynecol Oncol 2014; 132(3):560-5. PMID: 24333362.
Selected book chapters:
1. Giuntoli RL II, Tanner EJ. Fallopian Tube Carcinoma. In: Gehrig PA, Secord AA, editors. Handbook of Gynecologic Oncology. Landes Bioscience, Georgetown, TX, 2008.
2. Bristow RE, Tanner EJ. Ovarian Tumors, Borderline Malignancies. In: The 5-Minute OB/GYN Clinical Consult. Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins, Philadelphia, PA, 2008.
3. Tanner EJ, Khoury-Collado F, Chi DS. Cytoreductive Procedures. In: Karlan BY, Bristow RE, Li AJ, editors. Gynecologic Oncology: Clinical Practice and Surgical Atlas, First Edition. McGraw-Hill, New York, NY, 2012.
Academic Affiliations & Courses +
Activities & Honors +
Excellence in Teaching Award; Johns Hopkins Hospital; 2013
Virginia K. Pearce Award for Best Poster; "Gene Expression Profiling of Advanced Ovarian Cancer to Predict the Need for Maximal Surgical Effort." Society of Memorial Gynecologic Oncologists Annual Meeting; 2009
Excellence in Teaching Award; Johns Hopkins Hospital; 2008
Excellence in Teaching Award; Johns Hopkins Hospital; 2006
Videos & Media +
Meet our Experts - Dr. Edward Tanner
Dr. Tanner is a gynecologic oncologist whose primary clinical focus is on caring for women with female cancers such as ovarian, uterine and cervical cancer.
Minimally Invasive Surgery for Gynecologic Cancer Q&A
Associate Professor of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Dr. Edward Tanner, discusses the benefits, risks and recovery of minimally invasive surgery for gynecologic cancers.
Lectures and Presentations
Classification and Current Treatment Strategies for Uterine Sarcomas, 11/3/12, SGO 2012 State of the Art Conference: "Practical Paradigms for Critical Clinical Challenges in Gynecologic Oncology," Washington, D.C.
Conventional Laparoscopic Access Techniques: A Review and Critical Appraisal, 11/11/13, AAGL Annual Meeting: "The Skinny on the Mini: Minilaparoscopy, LESS, Robotic Single-Site and the Next Frontier in Alternative Access," Washington, D.C.
Introduction of a Sentinel Lymph Node Mapping Program for Endometrial Cancer at Johns Hopkins Hospital, 12/5/13, Boston, M.A.
Recent News Articles & Media Coverage
Events +
Grand Rounds Lectures
Screening for Ovarian Cancer, 10/19/12, Greater Baltimore Medical Center, Baltimore, M.D.
Screening for Ovarian Cancer, 3/4/13, Sibley Memorial Hospital, Washington, D.C.
Screening for Gynecologic Cancers, 4/3/13, Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center, Woodbridge, V.A.
Screening for Ovarian Cancer, 10/24/13, Georgetown/Washington Hospital Center, Washington, D.C.
Contact & Locations +
LocationsJohns Hopkins Outpatient Center601 N. Caroline StreetBaltimore, MD 21287Phone: 410-955-8240Appointment Phone: 443-997-0400Location MapJohns Hopkins Medicine - Green Spring Station10755 Falls RoadPavilion I420Lutherville, MD 21093Phone: 410-583-2749Appointment Phone: 443-997-0400Location Map
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Note: the menus - and something about Modules - is in a separate background document
The design of a site should be based on the purpose and expected content of the site. You need a clear idea of what you are trying to communicate and plan the content accordingly. The visual design should also support the purpose of the site.
The aim of this document is:-
The menus and the graphic design are dealt with in other background documents in this series.
Everyone: who is going to create a Joomla! site.
Joomla! has a fairly rigid structure for the content of the site. You need to know about this because it is better to plan ahead and exploit the content structure than set off in a random direction. This equally true whether you are creating a new site or altering an existing one. There are three levels in the content heirachy:-
And, outside the heirachy but closely associated with it:-
You should already be aware of the vocabulary of Sections, Categories, Articles and Menus from other documents in this series.
These can best be explored by looking at the Administrator pages of an existing site.
Sections are the top-level of organization. They should reflect the purpose of a site.
Explore the Section Manager
The sample data on localhost has three sections, About Joomla!, News and FAQs. These are enough for this small site to divide the content in a logical way and support the piurpose of the site, which is to give helpful advice about Joomla!.
This displays the Workspace page which consists of Details and Description parts, as well as the usual Toolbar icons. The data in the Details and Description parts can be altered here. The Description appears on the Site when a Menu is created to list the contents of the Category. (Cross ref below for detail). This too can be altered using the same editor as that used for Articles on the site.
Workspace page for the FAQs Section.
Help For a lot more detailed information about what you can do using the Section Workspace page - click the Icon at the top of the screen.
Explore the Category Manager
The sample data has nine categories. A larger site - or one that exploits Categories for displaying Articles - can have a lot more.
Screen of Workspace page for Category.
Help - a lot more detailed information about what you can do using Category Management - click the Icon
Link to Articles docs! and show an article management page perhaps - but there is one in another doc
Most articles are assigned to a Category.
For a New web site you need to:-
(cross reference to design of menus and using modules) There is no automatic way to do this - you have to think about it and whether you are going to want to exploit blog and list layouts.
Note that the sample site - and many others - use a variety of techniues. They do not limit themselves to one level in the heirachy but set up the design to allow for multiple levels of content and also some blog and list layouts.
This is like Entity/Relationship modelling for database design.
Every web site has a purpose and to get a good content structure, you need to understand what you are going to try communicate. This is not entirely straight forward. When it has all been done and in retrospect, it looks easy. But it is actually challenging to identify the main Sections / Categories and translate these into likely content. And then deal with Menus to present the content in the most helpful way.
Back to paper and pencil as a starting point!
Things to think about:-
The final design depends a lot on the range of content and whether you can think of it in a Section/Category heirachy.
If you are not in a hurry and not very experienced, there is a lot to be said for:-
The advantage of thinking it out is that you do not get distracted by how you are going to implement the design - you just focus on the content.
List the Sections and Categories out clearly ready to create them on the web site.
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Popular Hong Kong model-turned-actress Angelababy and her Chinese actor boyfriend Huang Xiaoming have been dating for years, and prefer to keep their relationship low-key relationship. However, Angelababy surprised everyone...
The funeral of Super Junior leader Leeteuk's father (Park Yong In), grandfather (Park Hyun Suk) and grandmother (Chun Kyung Tae), who passed away on Monday, was held at the funeral parlor in Korea University Guro Hospital...
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Wondering where to go and what to do during the long weekend at Tsagaan Sar, which is just in a couple of weeks? We are suggesting you to visit the beautiful Lake Huvsgul – so called the Blue Pearl of Mongolia. And I know it'd sound quite extreme - it must be freezing cold out there! The pristine Lake Huvsgul is 2 million years old, and makes up to 1% of the world's total fresh water reserve. The Huvsgul stretches for 136km in the Alpine-like mountains, and the deepest point of the lake is 262m. The Huvsgul region itself is a home to the Tsaatan – Reindeer Herders of Mongolia, an ethnic group famous for their distinctive lifestyle based on keeping reindeers in the depth of the Taiga.
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Travellers often ask "what is the population of Mongolia" and we used to answer "we're almost 3 million". Now we're officially 3 million as Mongolia welcomes her 3 millionth citizen! The important person is a baby girl born in the morning of 24 January 2015 in Dalanzadgad town in the South Gobi. She was born to a young couple by the name of Azzaya & Khatanbold. Congratulations, Mongolia!
The Mongols are privileged to enjoy four seasons in the heart of Asia, and Mongolian winter is famous for being cold & harsh. However, it does not mean that you just stay at home & do nothing during winter in Ulaanbaatar. Tourism Department of Ulaanbaatar city is organising "UB Winter Festival" for the first time, with a vision of making the festival one of the biggest winter events in Asia. And we all know that this winter's been so blessing mild! Yeepee!
Travelling & discovering other cultures is so wonderful. Though, there are some travel terms that many people don't know. Use this glossary below to resolve any lingering questions or if you need a hand booking your next trip. All inclusive: These types of hotels and resorts include three meals a day, drinks (often including alcohol) and daily entertainment. Room prices are often based on two people traveling together, but in some instances, the nightly rate could be per person. Double-check before buying.
New Year Festival is a fairly new and more of Soviet oriented holiday for us Mongolians!! It is celebrated on December 31st, every year, all over Mongolia, even out in the herder's dwelling called "ger". Besides the Christmas tree, Santa Claus, street light decoration, the most important concept of New Year festival in Mongolia is about partaking in a company or organizational night party event which is purposed to tie coworkers, ...
Our national team of eight eagle-hunters, led by the head of the Department for Environment and Tourism of Bayan-Olgii aimag participated in the Third International Festival of Falconry, which ran recently in Abu Dhabi for the 3rd International Falconry Festival which was taken place in last 13 – 13th of December 2014.
Happy Birthday to Mongolia's capital city Ulaanbaatar! The first stones of the city were placed some 300km west from current location, and the city moved for 20 times as a true nomadic city before settling into today's location in 1778.
It's been already 15 years passed since the first Golden Eagle festival in Bayan-Olgi province of Western Mongolia. Today, the Golden Eagle festival is one of the biggest festivals in Mongolia after the Naadam festival in Jul and this year about 72 Eagle hunters have participated and 400 – 500 visitors watched the festival when it was only 6 Eagle hunters and ~ 30 visitors arrived for the first time in 1999.
Yeah! Such great news! After a change in visa regulation, Mongolia is more accessible than ever. Find out if you need a visa to Mongolia here! Mongolia's immigration department has relaxed tourist visa requirements for 42 nationalities, including: Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech, Denmark, Estonia,
Grace Jacobsen is a successful blogger on wordres shttp://itsgracejacobsen.wordpress.com/ mostly write about facts, things that she experienced in her life. Recently she posted ab article on her blog about "10 facts people should know about Mongolia" based on her 4 years of live in Mongolia. This is a very interesting article & offers a great read. Here are some quick preview, she mentioned on fact # 1 – "It is in Asia not Africa", #2, "They speak Mongolian, not Chinese", #6 "There are people, not just animals" and so on. Please continue read the 10 facts below in detail.