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Cheap Power = Prosperity
Climate change, pollution, famine, war, water shortages, terrorism; it's enough to give one "collapse anxiety," but is it accurate? Not according to Robert Bryce, an energy writer-researcher who has been covering business since 1989. His books, "Power Hungry," and the recently published "Smaller Faster Lighter Denser Cheaper," are exhaustively researched handbooks on how technologies, particularly in energy, are making our ...Read More »
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Now that BP America, Conoco Phillips and Caterpillar have dropped out of the U.S. Climate Action Partnership, it's clear that cap-and-trade legislation, perhaps better understood as cap-and-tax, is dead or at least severely wounded. Is this a sign that companies are coming to their senses? With the admission that the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change had fudged inconvenient facts – ...Read More »


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CSPO Certified Scrum Product Owner
Taught by Jens Ostergaard
April 15-16, 2010 in København, Denmark
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Kursus arrangeres i samarbejde med Trifork. Det afholdes af Jens Østergaard og Stig Efsen
Dette to-dags interaktive kursus lærer dig alt hvad du behøver vide for at være en effektiv Product Owner. Efter dette kursus vil du være i stand til at anvende Scrum til at optimere værdien af produkterne og kundetilfredsheden. Du vil kunne lave en realistisk release plan, fylde product backloggen, forfine kravene, og vide hvordan du skal forøge produktiviteten, tilpasse arbejdsbyrden, og styre projektet proaktivt.s
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Learn the essentials of working as a Product Owner in this two-day class.
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At the end of the class, you will understand how you can leverage Scrum to optimise value creation and customer satisfaction. You will understand the product owner role with its authority and responsibility, and its interaction with the other Scrum roles. You will be able to create a product vision, stock and groom the product backlog, prioritise the backlog, and systematically refine requirements. You will also be able to create a realistic release and track the project progress and understand how you can effectively collaborate with the ScrumMaster and team in the sprint meetings.
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Product managers, product marketers, business analysts, requirements engineers, project managers and ScrumMasters who would like to deepen their understanding of the Product Owner role and related practices.
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The Bacchae
By Euripides
Directed by Eric Hill, chair, theater arts department
Adapted by Eric Hill and Leonard Muellner
Original music by Grammy-nominated composer David Rakowski, Brandeis University faculty member
April 27-May 7, 2006
Outdoors/Laurie Theater
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When cultural conservatism meets the inevitability of change, human affairs go out of control in this primal play from the ancient Greek theater. Adapted and directed by Eric Hill, this production of Euripides' classic confrontation the between human and divine authority features original musical score by Brandeis Music Professor David Rakowski. Performed outdoors adjacent to the Spingold Center.
Presented in cooperation with the Classics and Music departments. Made possible through generous support from Ann '56 and Clive Cummis and the Poses Foundation.
Take a Second Look!
The Second Look Series at the Brandeis Theater Company is designed to bring you closer to one or more aspects of the play. There are several Second Look events happening with our production of The Bacchae, which is being produced in cooperation with the Brandeis University Classics Department.
Monday, May 1
One-Day Symposium
Bacchus Comes to Brandeis: Euripides and Athenian Tragedy
Event I: Monday, May 1, 2006, 1:45 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.
The Classical Studies Colloquium Series
Eric H. Hill, the Barbara '54 and Malcolm L. Sherman Chair, Department of Theater Arts
Brandeis University
Dionysus' Body: In Search of the God on Stage
Location: Levine-Ross 1/2, Hassenfeld Conference Center
Event II: Monday, May 1, 2006, 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
The Jennifer Eastman Lecture Series
Mary Ebbott, Assistant Professor of Classics
The College of the Holy Cross
'How Do I Look?': Dynamics of Performance in Euripides' Bacchae
Location: Levine-Ross 1/2, Hassenfeld Conference Center
Event III: Monday, May 1, 2006, 4:15 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.
The Classical Studies Colloquium Series
Round Table on Performing The Bacchae
Round Table: Professors Eric H. Hill (Director), Adrianne Krstansky (Agave), Susan Dibble (Chorus Leader),
and the Cast of The Bacchae, including Lindsey McWhorter (Dionysus), Aaron Costa-Ganis and Robert Serrell (both playing Pentheus)
Moderators: Leonard C. Muellner, Professor of Classical Studies, and Tom King, Associate Professor of English and American Literature
Location: Levine-Ross 1/2, Hassenfeld Conference Center
Event IV: Monday, May 1, 2006, 8:15 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
A Brandeis Department of Theater Arts Production, in cooperation with the Departments of Classical Studies and of Music
Funded by Ann '56 and Clive Cummis and by the Poses Foundation
Symposium Day Production of Euripides' The Bacchae
Directed by Eric H. Hill, Sherman Chair of the Department of Theater Arts
Translated from the Ancient Greek by Professor Leonard Muellner and the Fall Term 2005 students of GRK 115b
Adapted for the Stage by Eric H. Hill, Sherman Chair of the Department of Theater Arts
Original Music by David Rakowski, Brandeis Professor of Composition
Location: al fresco, the Spingold Theater grounds
Performance Location
Weather-permitting, performances of The Bacchae will be held outdoors in a newly created performance space adjacent to the front of the Spingold Theater Center. We have made every effort to provide comfortable seating for you, which will be individual plastic seats, set-up bleacher style. In the event of inclement weather, performances will be held in the Laurie Theater.
Tickets indicate your reserved seat location for the Laurie Theater. Since the outside seating configuration is somewhat different from the Laurie's, outdoor seating will be done as general admission by section rather than by specific row and seat number. For example, if you purchase tickets for Laurie Center C 11 & 12, you would simply choose two outdoor seats you prefer in the center section when you arrive at the performance. The first six rows of the center section will be held as priority seating for season subscribers.
We anticipate high attendance for our performances of The Bacchae. So, when selecting your outdoor seats we request that you please not skip seats and that the front row seats be left available for our handicapped patrons or those who may want to avoid the stairs.
Outdoor temperatures may be cool, so please dress appropriately for the conditions. Sweaters and jackets are recommended and blankets and seat cushions are welcome. For our matinee performances, sunscreen, sunglasses and/or caps with visors are suggested. The show is scheduled to run about 60 minutes without an intermission.
We make decisions regarding performance location within two hours of each performance (by 6:00 pm for 8:00 pm performances; noon for 2:00 pm matinees.) To check the status of a performance location, please feel free to call us at 781-736-3395.
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Leonard Muellner
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dwighthowardsdad wrote:He had a wonderful game. Unfortunately, this is a tough stretch for fans let alone Kobe; who wants to win more then Kobe? Nobody. He's a rare breed. Nevertheless, it has been a difficult season for him; you can discern from his remarks that he's completely dissappointed and mystified.
These problems become excerbated when you have the talent on the roster that we have but yet you see no effort on the defensive end, you see the constantly missed rotations, no energy, uninspired basketball. That's what frustrates him. Although, he's not innocent in all of that; he's contributed to some of those complications.
However, in Kobe's mind, he knows he only has 2-3 elite level years left to play at this level and to win another championship or 2. He doesn't have the time to be wasting trying to figure things out at this point in his career. He wants to win now. I do feel in time things will get sorted out and we can go back to dominating the competition...
Bryant scored 42 points on 28 shots, but turned the ball over five times and left his man, C.J. Miles, repeatedly open in transition.
By the same token, Kobe's penchant for taking over games hasn't exactly helped the Lakers. They're 1-10 when Bryant tops the 30-point plateau.
Not that his scoring is necessarily to blame in and of itself. Rather, one could argue that Kobe's domination of the ball leaves his teammates disinterested and disengaged from the game at hand. Which, inevitably, starts up the same "Chicken vs. Egg" argument that pro- and anti-Kobe crowds get into in times like this. That's to say, is Kobe doing so much because his teammates are terrible? Or are Kobe's teammates underperforming because he's doing too much?
CarolinaLakerFan wrote:I think it's time for Kobe to go to small forward, and send MWP to the bench as a 6th man. We're not playing defense anyway. At least we can put pressure on the opposing team's defense.
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Ariza3 wrote:We've lost 7 out of the last 10 games. Kobe has to get his team going and be a leader on both ends. He sets an example by scoring a lot but not on D. I think he needs to say something bc the last time he did to the team they won i believe. Dantoni is just laughing and smiling after the game and doesn't seem to do much on the bench to get his guys going in a game.
Its about effort and Kobe may be giving it on O but not on D as it the rest of the team. He's the captain without his co-captain out there with him as well as without probably the guy he trusts the most, Nash. He's gotta be the leader the team needs and get them going. Its now or never i feel like. And the Knicks is a good top team to get the guys pumped for and want to win against. If they win that would be a huge confidence booster and they could ride that until Nash is back and Gasol.
Big game, and not just bc its the Knicks...bc we NEEEED a win or im not sure how the team will be after thrusday
Ariza3 wrote:http://youtu.be/U_6zeKXqOgc
huge possession and Melo didn't even touch the ball. you trust your teammates early and throughout the game and they are involved and build confidence to make shots down the stretch.
Ariza3 wrote:Also while Kobe is facilitating there can be possessions just for him. Kobe is shooting more jump shots it seems this season and is probably shooting them at a higher percentage. Under Brown last season Mike made him play more off ball and had multiple screens set for him which led to someone passing it to him for a wide open jumper. Kobe should facilitate but if hes gunna score it should be off something like that so that others touch the ball and everyone is focused on kobe off ball it could open things up for others especially since duhon is actually a decent passer.
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The Sharks have named Keegan Daniel as their captain for the 2012 Super Rugby campaign.
It was always known that 2011 Currie Cup skipper Daniel and Bismarck du Plessis were the front runners for the Sharks captaincy following the exits of John Smit (Saracens) and Stefan Terblanche (Ulster). And head coach John Plumtree announced on Monday his decision to stick with 26-year-old Daniel for the new Super Rugby campaign.
'I was really impressed with Keegan during the Currie Cup last year, the way he grew as a leader in what was a difficult campaign,' said Plumtree. 'It was a campaign where we had to deal with a number of interruptions, through injury and the Springboks coming back. So it was difficult to manage and I thought he did really well.'
Plumtree added that most of the Sharks players backed Daniel as their captain.
'He has the respect of all the players in the team which is obviously very important and also for the way he plays. And his friendliness and the person he is off the field make him a popular leader. I'm giving him this opportunity to keep the growth going and we'll see how it goes,' continued Plumtree.
'I think the biggest thing – and I can't emphasise it more – is that he has the support of all his team-mates. Ultimately, he was their choice as their leader. You can't get a better endorsement than that from your peers.'
Du Plessis, who is set to become the first-choice Springbok hooker this season, will still play a leadership role as vice-captain. The 27-year-old will takeover as skipper should Daniel be unavailable for selection.
'Keegan can't play every game, so Bismarck du Plessis will be vice-captain. Again, it's the same thing – a guy that leads by example. He's also very astute in terms of tactics so I am keen to have his leadership and to give him the responsibility to grow within the group as well,' said Plumtree. 'Both of these players are ultimate competitors, they are real Sharks men with a real love for this jersey and it means a lot to them.
'The majority of your leadership comes through actions and often words come second. Both these boys are right up there in that department.'


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Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology. View Full Profile Medical Editor: David Perlstein, MD, MBA, FAAP David Perlstein, MD, MBA, FAAP Dr. Perlstein received his Medical Degree from the University of Cincinnati and then completed his internship and residency in pediatrics at The New York Hospital, Cornell medical Center in New York City. After serving an additional year as Chief Pediatric Resident, he worked as a private practitioner and then was appointed Director of Ambulatory Pediatrics at St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx. View Full Profile What is the Eustachian tube? What are the functions of the Eustachian tube? What can cause Eustachian tube blockage? How do changes in altitude or air travel affect Eustachian tube problems? How is Eustachian tube blockage treated? Eustachian Tube Problems At A Glance Ear Infection (Otitis Media) FAQsPatient Comments: Eustachian Tube Problems - ExperiencePatient Comments: Eustachian Tube Problems - TreatmentsPatient Comments: Eustachian Tube Problems - Altitude and Air TravelFind a local Ear, Nose, & Throat Doctor in your town What is the Eustachian tube? Reader Stories Read 36 Stories Share Your Story The Eustachian tube originates in the rear of the nose adjacent to the soft palate, runs a slightly uphill course, and ends in the middle ear space. The middle ear space is the hollowed out portion of the skull bone that contains the hearing apparatus and is covered on one side by the eardrum. In adults, the Eustachian tube is approximately 35 mm long (1.3 inches) and approximately 3 mm in diameter (less than 1/10 inch). Cartilage provides the supporting structure for the first two-thirds of the Eustachian tube, with the last third (the part closest to the middle ear space) being made of bone. The tissue that lines the Eustachian tube is similar to that inside the nasal cavity and may respond the same way (swelling) when presented with similar stimuli. The Eustachian tube was named in honor of the 16th century Italian anatomist Eustachius. Sources credit Almaceon of Sparta as the first to describe the structure in approximately 400 BC.What are the functions of the Eustachian tube? The primary function of the Eustachian tube is to ventilate the middle ear space, ensuring that its pressure remains at near normal environmental air pressure. The secondary function of the Eustachian tube is to drain any accumulated secretions, infection, or debris from the middle ear space. Several small muscles located in the back of the throat and palate control the opening and closing of the tube. Swallowing and yawning cause contractions of these muscles located in the back of the throat and help regulate Eustachian tube function. If it were not for the Eustachian tube, the middle ear cavity would be an isolated air pocket inside the head that would be vulnerable to every change in air pressure and lead to unhealthy middle ear space function. Normally, the Eustachian tube is closed, which helps prevent the inadvertent contamination of the middle ear space by the normal secretions found in the back of the nose. A dysfunctional Eustachian tube that is always open is called a "patulous" Eustachian tube. Patients with this rare condition are plagued by chronic ear infections. A much more common problem is a failure of the Eustachian tube to effectively regulate air pressure. Partial or complete blockage of the Eustachian tube can cause sensations of popping, clicking, and ear fullness and occasionally moderate to severe ear pain. Such intense pain is most frequently experienced during sudden air pressure changes during airplane travel, particularly during take-off and landing. Young children may describe the popping sensation as "a tickle in my ear." As Eustachian tube function worsens, air pressure in the middle ear falls, and the ear feels full and sounds are perceived as muffled. Eventually, a vacuum is created which can then cause fluid to be drawn into the middle ear space (termed serous otitis media). If the fluid becomes infected, the common ear infection (suppurative otitis media) develops. Picture of the Stuctures of the Inner Ear Medically Reviewed by a Doctor on 7/11/2014Next: What can cause Eustachian tube blockage?1 2 3 4 5 Next Eustachian Tube Problems Index Find a Local Doctor Patient Comments Viewers share their comments Eustachian Tube Problems - Experience Question: Please describe your experience with eustachian tube problems. 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When people think of volunteering abroad, they generally think of less developed countries in Africa, Asia and South America. But volunteers can make a big difference in Europe, too.Poland is a highly developed nation with a stable government and economy. So what can American volunteers do for the country and its citizens? The answer is teaching English, "the language of commerce and opportunity."
When Global Volunteers initially established their relationship with the country the Polish representatives told them there was a demand for English language instruction.
Make it a family affair!
"The kids were very well behaved and most could speak very good English," Smith says. "We helped them understand language usage better." Pete also shares what he found to be distinctive of Polish culture, saying, "The Polish people are very proud and lean heavily on their traditions and folklore."
Poland volunteer Judith Strobel shares her recreational travels: "Our team took the train to Warsaw for our weekend free-time activities to see interesting and historic sites in the capital city that is just an hour or so west of the Siedlce District."
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ramsfan wrote:The advice so far on emerging markets is spot on.
Someone else mentioned that you should work hard to NOT hold bonds in taxable accounts, as they are not tax efficient.
Assuming you are happy with your overall allocations, then it is easy sell stock funds in IRA/401k accounts, and replace with bond funds and sell bond funds in taxable accounts and replace with stock funds.
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mhc wrote:The first fund you listed is not a bond fund. It is a cash fund. The 3rd one listed (core bond) is the bond fund you would want to use.
Selling in a 401k is not a taxable event.
The bond fund in your taxable account probably does not have significant cap gains. You would have to check though.
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spsbo1 wrote:Thanks for the advice.ramsfan wrote:All good advice above. your first step is to check to see what (if any) cap gains or losses you may have with the bond fund in your taxable account. I agree with mhc that they will likely not be significant, but you should check.ramsfan wrote:
I've checked re: capital gains on my taxable account and if I convert my bond funds to stock index funds I will realize about $2615 in capital gains.
You guys still think this is worth it given I'm in for the long haul? Should I just bite the bullet and do this?
baw703916 wrote:Given the awful E/R of the 401k bond fund offering, might it not be better for the OP to just switch to the Vanguard NY Tax-exempt Bond Fund (VNYTX) in his taxable account instead? The usual argument against holding tax-exempt bonds compared to taxable bonds in a retirement account is that one pays a penalty in lower yield. But a 0.87% difference in E/R between the 401k bond fund and the admiral class of the Vanguard NY bond fund is an impossible hurdle to overcome, at least in the current interest rate environment.
learning_head wrote: if yields ever go up on bond funds, that means their prices will go down in taxable account, and you will be able to tax-harvest the losses and move bonds to tax-advantaged account later if you decide to do so...
spsbo1 wrote:401K
I am 41, live in NYC, earn approximately $150K pa depending on bonus's and am paying off my apt with my partner
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OK, I've spoken to our 401K guy and he said I have the following options for bonds if I want them:
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Leave London in the early morning and head through the lush English countryside to the Channel port, where you board your FERRY for the Continent. Here, your Tour Director and luxury coach meet you and you're off to Brussels. (B)
Drive south this morning to the shores of the mighty Rhine. Your included RHINE CRUISE is today's highlight with some legendary sights such as the Lorelei rock. An easy and relatively short drive southeast to Würzburg, a baroque city famed for its cathedral, bridges, palace, and gardens. (B,D)
Travel eastwards today, making a first stop in Nuremberg, an ancient city still showing its medieval walls with rampart walks and an 11th-century castle. It is also famous for its 1945 trials of the Nazi leaders and war criminals. Continue by way of the world's beer capital, Pilsen, to Prague, capital of the Czech Republic, for an overnight. (B)
The wealth of gothic and baroque architecture perhaps inspired Dvorak and Smetana, both Prague composers. The included guided sightseeing features landmarks such as the Jewish Quarter, Charles Bridge, and the Old Town Square with the ASTRONOMICAL CLOCK. This afternoon, motor from Bohemia into Moravia and continue southwest for a few more miles before crossing into Austria for two nights in its splendid capital, Vienna. This evening, enjoy a special dinner at a local restaurant. (B,D)
There's so much to see on your included sightseeing tour: the State Opera, Parliament, and the Town Hall. Stop for a stroll in Heroes' Square to view the Hofburg and take an inside visit of ST. STEPHEN'S CATHEDRAL. In the afternoon, an optional trip to the Palace of Schönbrunn. This evening, enjoy an optional Viennese concert. (B)
Breathtaking scenery as you travel across Austria to Velden and beautiful Lake Wörth for a short visit. Next, into Italy by way of Tarvisio, then through the flat and fertile plains of Venetia to the Venice area for two overnights. (B)
The included orientation starts with a BOAT RIDE and is followed by some time to soak up the atmosphere of this unique city and a chance to watch Venetian GLASSBLOWERS. Don't miss out on the optional gondola trip. (B,D)
Today, travel south across the Po plain into the very heart of the Apennines, dotted with towns and villages perched on the mountain sides. Stop in Assisi, where St. Francis was born in 1182. Visit the world-famous basilica with its beautiful frescoes by Giotto. Reach Rome in time to join the optional Rome by Night excursion. (B)
The "Eternal City"—a city steeped in history, vibrantly alive and exciting, and absolutely unique! Included sightseeing with a Local Guide starts in ST. PETER'S SQUARE, followed by a visit to the ROMAN FORUM and the mighty COLOSSEUM. (B)
This morning, join the optional excursion to the Vatican Museums before driving northward through the Tuscan countryside to reach Florence in the late afternoon. On the included walking tour with a Local Guide, discover most of the city highlights: Piazza Santa Croce; beautiful Piazza Signoria; Palazzo Vecchio; Loggia dei Lanzi; and, to top it all, Piazza del Duomo and its cathedral with the Giotto Campanile, and the magnificent East Door of the Baptistry, known as the "Gate of Paradise." (B,D)
Across the Lombardy plains this morning to Italian Switzerland's subtropical resort of Lugano. Here you take a break to stroll along the lakeside promenade before climbing towards the St. Gotthard Tunnel. Emerge on the German-speaking side of Switzerland and then descend into the gentle landscape around the Lucerne area. (B)
One of Switzerland's finest cities, Lucerne is nestled amid its snowcapped Alps, surrounded by its lake, and embellished by the clear mountain waters of the Reuss River. Your visit takes in the impressive city walls, CHAPEL BRIDGE, ornate patrician houses lining cobblestone streets, and the LION MONUMENT—a masterful stone sculpture in honor of the heroic Swiss Guard of Louis XVI. A grand selection of optional activities completes the day: a cable-car ride to the 10,000-foot summit of Mount Titlis; a cruise on the fjord-like lake; and, of course, there is time to shop for that very Swiss watch. (B)
Enjoy vistas of green pastures and attractive chalets with rustic timbering and luxuriant flowers. Then, into France, on the highway past some of its most famous vineyards, to Paris. Arrive in time to enjoy the optional cabaret show. (B)
Paris holds a special place in the imagination. It's a city of many facets and famed for its culture, beauty, sophistication, and sparkle. By sitting with a glass of wine in a bistro or sidewalk café, you can absorb the essence of the city and the individualism of its people. The center has wide boulevards and impressive buildings. Included sightseeing with a local expert shows off many of the best-known Parisian sights: La Sorbonne, Arc de Triomphe, Opéra, Madeleine, the Eiffel Tower, the Pyramid near the Louvre, the Invalides, and Champs Elysées. Optional excursions are also available to the Palace and Gardens of Versailles and, to celebrate the success of your tour, a French farewell dinner might be just the ticket. (B)
Relax and let the countryside whiz by on the road north to the coast, where you board your Channel FERRY. Through Kent, return to London for an evening arrival. (B)
Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (B)
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Radiation Therapy With or Without Cetuximab in Treating Patients Who Have Undergone Surgery for Locally Advanced Head and Neck Cancer
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RATIONALE: Giving radiation therapy that uses a 3-dimensional (3-D) image of the tumor to help focus thin beams of radiation directly on the tumor, and giving radiation therapy in higher doses over a shorter period of time, may kill more tumor cells and have fewer side effects. Monoclonal antibodies, such as cetuximab, can block tumor growth in different ways. Some block the ability of tumor cells to grow and spread. Others find tumor cells and help kill them or carry tumor-killing substances to them. It is not yet known whether radiation therapy is more effective when given alone or together with cetuximab in treating patients with head and neck cancer that has been removed by surgery.
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DURHAM — Duke finds itself in an unfamiliar situation tonight even in the comfortable setting of Cameron Indoor Stadium.
The Blue Devils are coming off a loss.
With that, Duke players say they rely on the coaching staff to guide them back to their winning ways.
"They know what we have to do and we'll be all right," forward Josh Hairston said.
Georgia Tech visits looking for its first Atlantic Coast Conference victory of the season. This is Duke's first game since Saturday's 84-76 loss at North Carolina State, a result that knocked it out of the country's spot as the No. 1-ranked team.
The first loss of the season for Duke exposed areas that the Blue Devils can work on, particularly with defensive responsibilities because of the void in experience as senior forward Ryan Kelly sits out with an injury.
"We've got to do a better job," Duke forward Mason Plumlee said.
Duke is 14-1 since the 2009-10 season following a loss.
The Blue Devils are likely to have senior guard Seth Curry available. He didn't play for the final three-plus minutes against N.C. State because of what has been described by coach Mike Krzyzewski as a slight sprain of the left ankle. While Curry was held out of practice earlier this week, it's expected he should be available to play tonight barring another setback.
This injury is on the opposite side from the shin ailments that have previously bothered Curry this season and even forced him to miss a game. He's averaging 12 points per game in his career against Georgia Tech.
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"It's more week to week," Krzyzewski said.
So in the meantime, the Blue Devils will try to get freshman guard Rasheed Sulaimon untracked after his 0-for-10 shooting from the field at N.C. State. Krzyzewski said Sulaimon hasn't played as well since the Christmas break. Instead, he has been OK.
"A lot of shots that he's missing are right by the basket," Krzyzewski said. "So he's not finishing. … He's not playing at the level he was."
In four games since a Dec. 20 victory against Elon University, Sulaimon has shot a combined 9-for-40 from the field with three assists.
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Pearl's Three-RBI Day Not Enough as Baseball Falls 7-6 to #11 Catawba
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Using a six-run top of the fifth and seven hurlers, 11th-ranked Catawba College was able to hold on to a 7-6 win over Pfeiffer University on Tuesday afternoon in non-conference baseball action at Joe Ferebee Field. Despite committing four errors on the day, the Indians remain unbeaten at 9-0 this season while Pfeiffer drops to 3-6.
The Falcons took a 3-0 lead into the fifth as Myles Pearl (High Point, NC) connected on a solo blast to right in the second and brought in two more with his single in the fourth. Preston Lyon (Gastonia, NC) led the frame off with a single to left while Carlos Badillo (Gurabo, PR) drew a base-on-balls to score on Pearls base hit.
The Catawba fifth began when Ryan Bostian (Kannapolis, NC) drew a lead-off to start a stretch of six-straight Indians to reach the base paths. After a single from Corey Parker (Kernersville, NC) and RBI base hit from Griffin Wise (Gastonia, NC) put the visitors on the board, Wade Moore (Salisbury, NC) would later come up with a go-ahead, opposite-field three-run shot to left putting the Indians up 4-3. The inning finished with a two-single back up the box courtesy of pinch-hitter Micheal Tancini (Concord, NC).
Pfeiffer fought back with two runs in the eighth taking advantage of two more Tribe errors as a dropped pop up on the left side of the infield allowed Lyon to score. Aarin Sharpe (Winterville, NC) then made it a one-run game with his two-out single to left. Reliever Brett Hatley (Salisbury, NC) battled back to retire Will Davis (New London, NC) on strikes to end the frame.
In the ninth, an all-important insurance run for Catawba would score thanks to Craige Lyerly (Salisbury, NC) beating out a relay throw to first on a potential double play ball. Lyerlys hustle allowed Moore to score for a 7-5 lead. The Falcons would threaten again in the ninth as Josh Strickland (Liberty, NC) picked up an RBI with his groundout to short, but Catawba closer Travis McSweeney (Palm Harbor, FL) would end the game with a strikeout to preserve the win and earn the save.
Trevor Mullins (Jamestown, NC) picked up the win tossing 1.2 innings of shutout ball for the Indians while Austin Campbell (Charlotte, NC) took the loss after his four innings of work. Offensively, the Falcons were led by Pearl and his two-hit, three RBI day while Zack Pou (Stanley, NC), Julian Medina (Glen Cove, NY) and Sharpe each finished with a pair of hits for the hosts. Moore, Wise and Garrett Furr (Gold Hill, NC) each had a couple of hits for Catawba.
Pfeiffer will wrap up their five-game in four-day homestand with Carson-Newman on Wednesday afternoon. First-pitch is slated for 2:00 p.m. at Joe Ferebee Field.