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Daisy Eau So Fresh Perfume by Marc Jacobs, Fruity, bubbly and absolutely fun, daisy eau so fresh is a must-have floral fragrance for women by marc jacobs . Launched in 2011, it is designed to transport you to a field of sunshine that is filled with flirty scent of flowers and the cheerful sweetness of fruits. This fragrance features a blend of grapefruit, green notes, raspberry and pear for the top notes. The middle note is packed with beautiful aromas of jasmine, rose, violet, litchi and apple ... Read More ... Read More blossom. Settled on the background of musk, virginia cedar and plum, daisy eau so fresh is clean, natural and feminine. All products are original, authentic name brands. We do not sell knockoffs or imitations.
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History and background of Marc Jacobs. Marc Jacobs was born in New York City on April 9, 1963. After graduating from the High School of Art and Design in 1981 he entered Parson's School of Design. As a design student at Parson's, Jacobs was the recipient of some of the schools highest honors. He was awarded the Perry Ellis Gold Thimble Award, the Chester Weinberg Gold Thimble Award Read more about Marc Jacobs
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The product came on time and I feel I could not have gotten a better price for the same perfume!
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As I get headaches from overpowering fragrances, this one works very well for me. It doesn't stand out by itself when I walk into a room, but people tend to smell it when...Read complete review
As I get headaches from overpowering fragrances, this one works very well for me. It doesn't stand out by itself when I walk into a room, but people tend to smell it when they come closer to me. It's almost as though I'm not wearing a perfume, this scent is just how I normally smell. :P Definitely a spring/summer fragrance, but I wouldn't mind using it year round. Only complaint is that it just does not stay very long.
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I use this when I'm on the front counters for Qantas Check-In. Being a toilette spray which has a water base, the scent doesn't hold very well and can be very faint. Not...Read complete review
I use this when I'm on the front counters for Qantas Check-In. Being a toilette spray which has a water base, the scent doesn't hold very well and can be very faint. Not a lot of people seem to notice unless they are in direct contact with me. But my partner seems to like it as it has a very fresh and youthful scent
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I love this perfume, the tester is definitely worth it! It looks exactly like the retail bottle only bigger.
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Sweet and flirty.
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I fell in love with Daisy Eau So Fresh a few years ago and have been buying it ever since. It's very feminine, draws lots of compliments, and is long-lasting. It truly is like Heaven in a bottle. Highly recommend it.
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This is my signature scent and I get compliments on it every day, even from total strangers. It has such a delicious fragrance - very feminine - and is also long-lasting. It's not a heavy or cloying scent. It's light and fresh but oh, so lovely. I highly recommend it.
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Here's How to Make a Living Wall Right in Your Own Garden!
Have you ever seen a living wall? Sounds like something out of a horror movie ("the walls...are alive!") but it's actually the exact opposite of horrible. Living walls (also known as green walls, garden walls, or vertical gardens) are the hottest thing in garden design these days.
They evoke a feeling of being in a jungle, almost, with lush green plants growing thickly right out of a wall so that you don't even see the structure, just the plants.
And not only are they really cool looking. they serve an Earth-friendly purpose. All those plants purify and freshen the air.
The downside? Plant walls can be pricey...some systems cost thousands of dollars. But in the latest episode of Mom-Ed: Green Living on CafeMom Studios, you'll learn how to do it yourself for a fraction of the cost of premade planters...and it's greener, too!
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Coco matting -- also known as coco fiber or coir fiber and available at most big garden centers
Plants -- use a mix of trailing plants and colorful ones for best results
And that's it! You just make a pocket out of the matting, cut some slits in the front to allow some plants to grow straight out, fill it with plants and soil, and hang it up. Water it , make sure it gets sunlight, and before too long you'll have a fancy garden wall for very little money. You can plant several in a row, as well, so you get the lush, green look of a mature wall faster.
If you want to go more refined, you can buy metal or wicker window boxes already lined with the matting and mount those high on a fence to get a similar effect. You could probably even do this with things like lettuce and spinach and make an edible wall!
Interested in green topics? Then subscribe to Mom-Ed: Green Living on CafeMom Studios for tips on making green living fun for you and your family.
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It's a cool idea but I do not have a green thumb. My wall would be dead in days ... LOL
I could see my living room wall covered in plants. I already have a sub-tropical jungle growing in my dining room. Very cool! :) Of course my wall would be edible.
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Examples from the April 1, 2006 issue include reports about a motorist trapped in a traffic circle for 14 hours by his car's malfunctioning lane-keeping software; and about the announcement at Cambridge University of new full-scale mapping software (where 1 kilometer of the real world is represented by 1 km of the map) that had revealed errors in the location of actual roads and buildings. (Spokesperson Lewis Carroll assured reporters that the maps would be annotated to reflect the real-world errors.)
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The Web-browser business is highly competitive, and developers like the Mozilla Foundation, Microsoft, and Opera are always trying to outdo each other with breakthrough enhancements. So it seemed like business as usual when, on April 1, 2005, Opera issued a press release announcing Opera SoundWave, described as an exciting platform-independent real-time technology for short- and medium-range interpersonal communication.
The company stated that it had accidentally discovered SoundWave during an R&D study to speech-enable Opera's e-mail client, and included a link to a demo of the analog-signal-processing technology.
We hoped that continued healthy competition in the browser market would prompt further advances in Web-enabled communications, but Opera's ill-advised 2006 venture into stock photography was a disappointing follow-up.
On April 1, 2007, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals' blog, The PETA Files (say it out loud), contained a brief entry regarding a new Minnesota-based antihunting group called Hunting Is Downright Evil (HIDE), which had developed an ingenious new plan to protect local deer from hunters--first tranquilizing them (the deer, not the hunters), then painting them with a camouflage pattern, and finally rereleasing them into the wild. It certainly gave a new twist to the term "deerhide."
Despite the telltale date right next to the blog post's title, dozens of commentators blasted away at HIDE, PETA, and each other until sunset. Only at 5:44 p.m. on April 1--after a score of vitriolic denunciations of deer painting, hunt interference, and "tree-huggin' idiots"--did a lone voice finally interject: "Y'all know what day it is, right?"
Needless to say, most subsequent commentators persisted in not getting it. PETA was no newcomer to the art of the prank, either: In 2000, the organization announced plans to sabotage a Texas bass fishing tournament by knocking the fish out with tranquilizers. It's a joke, son. Contributing Editor Scott Spanbauer moonlights as a college Spanish instructor, and part-time Shinto priest. No, really.


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75 You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' — Phil Spector/Barry Mann/Cynthia Weil (1964) DV The Righteous Brothers
Forensic dissection of the end of an affair turns into an epic plea for reconciliation in a karaoke classic.
74 Cold, Cold Heart — Hank Williams (1951) DV Norah Jones 2002
Unreciprocated love gets a wry, understated treatment from a true songwriting genius.
73 Watching the Detectives — Elvis Costello (1977)
Creepily paranoid, twisting metaphor for emotional, psychological and romantic disintegration.
72 Anarchy in the UK — The Sex Pistols (1976)
Perhaps not everyone's idea of a singalong but the wit and anger make it the great political protest song of our times.
71 A New England — Billy Bragg (1983) DV Kirsty MacColl (1984)
Acutely observed, parochially English state of the nation romance.
70 American Pie — Don McLean (1971)
Asked what the song means, McLean said: "It means I never have to work again." Despite doubts about its poetic consistency, it is a fascinating, uplifting singalong of the mysteries of music and love.
69 Desperado — Glenn Frey/Don Henley (1973) DV The Eagles
Gentle, philosophical outlaw ballad, where freedom becomes a kind of prison.
68 Crazy — Willie Nelson (1961) DV Patsy Cline
Whimsical, touching song of self-reproach amid the madness of love.
67 Jolene — Dolly Parton (1974)
Compelling country narrative of jealousy and despair underpinned by steely courage as a housewife fights a seductress for her husband.
66 Wichita Lineman — Jimmy Webb (1968) DV Glen Campbell
Lonely desire distilled in the image of a telephone engineer on an empty highway listening in to his lover's voice.
65 All These Things I've Done — Brandon Flowers (2005) DV The Killers
Anthemic plea for succour from one of the shining songwriting talents of today. He's got soul but he's not a soldier.
64 The Scientist — Coldplay (2002)
Stately, vulnerable piano ballad of a lover's apologetic desire to turn back the clock, with a lovely keening coda.
63 Blowin' in the Wind — Bob Dylan (1963)
Dylan's poetic distillation of the mysteries of humanity's inhumanity.
62 Why — Annie Lennox/Peter John Vettese (1992) DV Annie Lennox
The personal becomes universal in this soulful, apologetic anthem about cruelty and injustice.
61 Rehab — Amy Winehouse (2006)
Well, we all know where this ended up, but that doesn't make Amy's wicked, soulful defiance any less inspiring.
60 The Mercy Seat — Nick Cave/Mick Harvey (1988) DV Johnny Cash (2000)
Cave's incredible, vivid lyric puts you in the electric chair with a man facing the end, in defiance and fear. But it took an interpreter of Cash's humanity to draw out the song's heart.
59 You Can't Always Get What You Want — Jagger & Richards (1969) DV The Rolling Stones
Burned out, world weary, cynical but ultimately uplifting song of daily survival.
58 The Tears of a Clown — Stevie Wonder, Hank Cosby, Smokey Robinson (1967) DV Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
Love as a masquerade, hurt wrapped up in melodic delight.
57 Feel — Robbie Williams/Guy Chambers (2002) DV Robbie Williams
Most Williams fans would probably opt for the slightly cheesy singalong charms of Angel but this is a more subtle yet evocative, perfectly weighted and extremely touching song of emotional constriction.
56 In My Life — Lennon & McCartney (1965) DV The Beatles
McCartney's melodicism seems to have played a strong part in shaping Lennon's elegant comparison of past and present loves.
55 Bridge Over Troubled Water — Paul Simon (1970) DV Simon and Garfunkel
Epic, ethereal, always touching and ultimately stirring ballad of loyalty and sacrifice.
54 Let's Face the Music and Dance — Irving Berlin (1936) DV Fred Astaire
Swooning, swaying melody and mischievously defiant lyric sets the immediacy of musical escapism against ominous forces of reality, making it a perfect song for a troubled world.
53 Moondance — Van Morrison (1970)
Morrison's muse has carried him on wild astral journeys but the simple, jazzy Moondance distils the essence of love and dancing.
52 I Will Survive — Freddie Perren/Dino Fekaris (1978) DV Gloria Gaynor
Ultimate anthem of the down-trodden woman at the disco.
51 Mr Bojangles — Jerry Jegg Walker (1968) DV Nina Simone (1971)
Lovely, sad character study of a tap-dancing hobo and his dog, underpinned by issues of race and poverty on American streets.


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A Friends of Furey Benefit with help the family of former Clarkstown swimming coach Keith Furey, who died of cancer. / File photo by Peter Carr/The Journal News
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What: Friends of Furey Benefit.
When: 2 to 8 p.m. July 17. Admission: Adults, $30; children under 12, $10.
Where: St. Dominic Council Knights of Columbus, 150 W. Erie St., Blauvelt.
Donations: Mail checks, made out to Friends of Furey, to Friends of Furey, P.O. Box 696, New City, NY 10956-0696.
The friends of Keith Furey are moving ahead with a fundraiser Sunday, although the focus has changed since the beloved swimming coach, Scout leader and businessman lost his battle with cancer on June 30 at just 48.
The event, says Alice Wagner, a member of the Friends of Furey benefit committee, is a celebration and tribute to him and his impact on young people.
Initially, it was planned to help with medical costs. Furey was diagnosed in 2009, and for a time it seemed he had beaten his toughest opponent. But in August, the cancer was back and had spread.
Furey resumed his battle as bills mounted, never letting his treatment cut into his devotion to others.
Medical bills remain a concern, but now the goal has broadened to helping his wife, Deanna; his stepchildren, Dominique and Frank Carpenito; his children, James, Michael and Marianne; and his grandson, Ayden.
Wagner says many individuals and businesses have stepped up to help the family of a man who gave so much of himself. He even pushed aside his illness to lend his expertise to building a wheelchair ramp for a neighbor and overseeing installation of timing apparatus at the Felix Festa Middle School pool.
Furey left his mark
Furey's family lives in the New City home where he was raised. He attended St. Augustine's school and served as an altar boy at St. Augustine's Church.
Furey had been a Cub Scout and Boy Scout, attaining the rank of Eagle. It was a childhood interest that carried over into adult life. He served as cubmaster and then scoutmaster at St. Augustine's and served the Hudson Valley Boy Scout Council, including Rockland.
Furey played lacrosse and swam for Clarkstown South High School, where he held multiple school records, and played lacrosse at the Air Force Academy. He graduated from Manhattan College's School of Engineering in 1985. He founded K.W. Furey Engineering and was consulting engineer for the Village of Mamaroneck. That gave him time for family and his other interests.
At Manhattan, Furey became captain of the swimming team. He later turned to coaching, as a volunteer with the Condor Swim Club.
Before the return of his illness in 2010, Furey was voted into a regional leadership role as age-group chairman for Metropolitan Swimming Inc., a nonprofit that promotes competitive swimming. In that role, he oversaw more than 75 swim programs in about a dozen counties including Rockland, Westchester and Putnam.
Keith Furey also left his mark on Clarkstown's high school swim program, first as a volunteer coach with the girls team and for six years working with John Edwards on the boys team. For four years, Furey assisted Edwards, but for the past two seasons, they traded roles.
Furey had been captain of his Clarkstown team, says Edwards, who swam against him for Tappan Zee in their high school days.
"He deserved to be head coach," Edwards says, "and did amazing things with the team this year." He coached them to a 6-2 record and an upset win over Tappan Zee.
At this year's county championships, Furey saw one of his own records wiped away. Furey's relay team set the record in the 200-yard medley in 1981. This season, 30 years later, it was broken by a Clarkstown relay including his son James.
This year, Furey was more than a coach. He was a model of optimism, courage and strength as he hosted the sectional meet after undergoing more treatment. He wore a pump that provided medication while he supported his team.
He had been able to work in a consulting role with his engineering firm, but soon that was no longer possible.
With expenses mounting, Furey's friends began planning Sunday's fundraiser at the Knights of Columbus in Blauvelt. It will feature food, beverages and music from local bands — Better Days, No Exit and The Cousins Moran — and DJs Angel and Brett. For children, there will be a bouncing castle, clowns and treats.
Two of the many items up for auction are a framed and autographed Michael Phelps collage and an action photo from the Beijing Olympics autographed by Phelps.
Also up for bidding are stays at a Lake George condo, a home in Stratton, Vt., or a timeshare in Aruba, as well as gift certificates for restaurants, salons and spas and a variety of gift baskets. There's an assortment of sports memorabilia including a signed Rangers hockey stick and tickets for the Yankees and Jets. There are tickets for Lynyrd Skynyrd and Jimmy Buffett and even a tour for four of the New York Stock Exchange.
'Touched many lives'
Alice Wagner first met Furey in September 2009. She says that, like so many others, she quickly came to appreciate all he did for youth and his community.
"I grew to love and respect Keith and his family. I will miss him very much," she says. "He touched many lives while here on earth."
The proof is that Clarkstown swimmers who are now in college came home to spend time with Furey before his death and are going to help Sunday.
"We spent four hours a day, six days a week side-by-side on the pool deck," Edwards says, adding, "You're amazed at how close you get. He was such a great guy and a great father. He became my best friend."
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Cauvery and Lakshmanateerta are in spate
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Madikeri: Heavy rain continued to batter Kodagu in the past 24 hours, causing extensive damage to property in various parts.
The Cauvery and Lakshmanateerta are in spate following the torrential rainfall in district.
Three persons trapped in a house at Indiranagar here were rescued by the Fire and Emergency Services Force personnel and the police with the help of the public on Saturday night, following landslips. They were immediately rushed to hospital.
The district administration has put up danger signals at various places where floods are likely. The Cauvery is flowing over the Betri bridge and had inundated the Bhagamandala-Madikeri and Bhagamandala-Aiyyangeri roads, cutting road links.
Unprecedented rainfall
Talacauvery recorded an unprecedented rainfall of 589.4 mm between 8 a.m. on Saturday and 8 a.m. on Sunday. Bhagamandala received a rainfall of 430 mm, Gonicoppa 221 mm, Madikeri 207 mm, Ponnampet 200mm, Virajpet 196 mm, Napoklu 162 mm, Srimangala 130 mm and Siddapur 104 mm during the same period. Power supply was restored in some parts of Madikeri city, Murnad and Virajpet, but it remained erratic. Hundreds of electric poles have collapsed and trees fallen on the roads.
Deputy Commissioner K.R. Niranjan told presspersons on Sunday that the district administration would send a proposal to the Government seeking Rs. 11 crore as relief. The Government had already released Rs. 1.5 crore.
Tahsildars of the three taluks had been asked to disburse immediate relief. One boat had been pressed into service and two more would be deployed soon to rescue marooned people, he said.
Asked whether the district administration had plans to relocate people who had built houses on government land in Indiranagar and Chamundeshwarinagar, Mr. Niranjan said a detailed plan would be prepared after studying the situation to relocate them to safer places.
He has instructed officials at the taluk and district levels not to leave the headquarters, but to be prepared to tackle any eventuality.
Presspersons drew his attention to the "apathy" of the Madikeri City Municipal Council to the situation. Storm water had entered many low-lying houses in the city on Saturday.
Power supply
Assistant Executive Engineer of the Chamundeshwari Electricity Supply Company Suresh apprised Mr. Niranjan of the difficulties in restoring power supply owing to collapse of trees and electric poles. Over 300 poles had fallen in Madikeri in the past three days, he said.
Mr. Niranjan said that 70 sensitive places had been identified in the district where illicit liquor could be brewed in the wake of the ban on arrack sale.
The police and Excise staff had formed strike teams to prevent illicit manufacture of liquor.
The help of Home Guards too would be taken.
Licences of all Indian Manufactured Liquor oultlets had been renewed in the district after the fee was increased, he added.


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Congress MP from Kadapa Y. S. Jaganmohan Reddy's third leg of 'Odarpu yatra' from Itchapuram town in the district on Thursday saw him avoiding any reference to controversial issues.
Mr. Reddy's much publicised tour witnessed moderate crowds that turned up to greet him at the Itchapuram railway station and other places. He reached Itchapuram by Falaknuma Express in the early hours and resumed the yatra from 'Praja Prasthana Vijaya Vatika', the venue from where his later father and former Chief Minister Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy concluded his historic padayatra seven years ago.
After paying floral tributes to the portrait of YSR on the occasion of 61st birth anniversary, Mr. Jagan imitated his father's mannerism by waving to the waiting crowd and shook hands with them.
During his speeches, he said: "My father is still alive in the hearts of every one. I am not alone since he has given me a big family. I am being treated like a brother and son by every person. I can't forget their affection." As part of his yatra, Mr.Jagan consoled families of Pila Chandramma, Reddi Appanna, P.Ganapati and others who died after hearing news of YSR's death. He spent around 20 minutes with the family of Chandramma at Loddaputti (Itchapuram Mandal). She died in the Panchayat office soon after she was told about YSR's demise. "My mother went to the Panchayat office to collect the pension. Locals told her that she would not get pension hereafter as YSR was no more. Immediately, she collapsed and died," said Mr. P. Rangaiah, resident of Laddaputti village. Mr. Jagan also visited Kaviti, Kesarapada and Sompeta. He will resume the yatra from Tekkali on Friday and cover various places, including Tekkali, Narasannapeta, Gara and Srikakulam.
He will tour East Godavari district for eight days from July 11.
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why didn't novotna do better against graf?
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Of course graf was a far better player but theoretically she would be a good matchup for serve and volley players as she didn't really have a topspin BH. so the approach against her would be charging the net against her BH as a slice is not as effective as a passing shot.
navratilova did that well accumulating a 9-9 record despite being past her prime against graf. martina also was basically the only top player who doesn't have a negative record against graf in a significant amount of matches.
however novotna got really spanked by graf h2h. why is that?
This will sound strange but I believe this to be true: Novotna's (not Graf's) lack of a topspin backhand stopped her from winning big matches. What's one of the most effective ways to beat an s&v player? Take the net away from them.
Graf's net game wasn't great. But there are two players she charged the net an unusually high amount of times against ....Shriver and Novotna. They were the safest players to attack. Each dinked and lobbed quite well but neither could hit a flat or topspin backhand on a consistent basis. Me, you, and half this forum could attack Novotna's backhand with reasonable success.
Many times, even at Wimbledon, when Graf got into trouble she served out wide to Novotna's backhand or she she waited for a short ball to approach to that side. Now once in a blue moon Jana might rip a successful flat backhand for a winner or force a volley error. But 9 times out of 10 she would slice a backhand down the line or dink a chip crosscourt. Sometimes she would chip a lob and charge the net behind it. But the smart players knew what to expect and made Jana pay.
This is, of course, how why Martina beat Jana much more easily than she did Hana or Helena, both of whom had excellent topsoin backhands.
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Langhorne Slim was born Sean Scolnick, and hails from his pseudonym-sake: the borough of Langhorne, Penn. After graduating college, Slim moved to New York City, where he began his slow climb into the American musical consciousness by touring with the sweetly arty Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players. His popularity grew as he took his act from festival to festival and, eventually, an appearance on The David Letterman Show.
Slim is currently taking his rootsy, bluesy folk-rock on a U.S. tour to promote his new album, The Way We Move. Here, the singer-songwriter performs songs from the new record, recorded live from WXPN and World Cafe Live in Philadelphia.


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Sunday December 7, 2008
By DR JOHN LOW SENG HOOI
A new paradigm in cancer therapy – drugs that stop the blood supply to tumours.
IT was the autumn of 2005, in Philadelphia, at the 47th American Society and Therapeutic Radiology & Oncology (ASTRO) Annual Scientific Meeting. Every year, cancer specialists from around the world gather in this meeting, where new technologies are unveiled and doctors share their experiences and listen to experts in various fields of cancer therapy.
At the 2005 meeting, Prof Judah Folkman gave his plenary lecture on cancer and angiogenesis. It was my first and last encounter with Professor Folkman. He passed away on the January 14, 2008. He was 74 years of age.
Prof Folkman was the first to postulate on the importance of blood supply in tumour growth more than 30 years ago while he was still a surgical resident.
He published a seminal paper in the 1971 New England Journal of Medicine. His work cumulated to the discovery of an entirely new class of drug that specifically targets the development of new blood vessels in tumours, cutting off nutrients and further growth signals to the tumour, practically "starving" the tumour to death.
This new class of drug, typified by a compound called bevacizumab, has been shown to be effective in the treatment of various types of solid tumours including lung, breast and colon cancers, adding to the growing armamentarium of drugs of the practising oncologist.
Theoretically, a tumour cannot grow to more than a certain size on its own, generally 1-2mm, due to the lack of oxygen and other essential nutrients. When the tumour starts growing, it needs more oxygen and nutrients which can be supplied through blood vessels.
Therefore, the tumour will send out a signal to the blood vessels nearby seeking supplies – this is called "tumour angiogenesis". This process is mediated by a factor called vascular endothelial growth factor, in short VEGF.
As this process continues, more and more blood vessels will be formed, thereby allowing the tumour to grow even further. These new blood vessels connect to the main bloodstream from where the tumour can spread to other organs such as the liver and lungs.
Therefore, we need a substance that stops tumour angiogenesis. Bevacizumab was found to specifically target VEGF, causing the breakdown of existing blood vessels and preventing the development of new blood supply to the tumour.
Besides stopping the development of new blood vessels, bevacizumab leads to normalisation of the blood vessels, hence improving the delivery of chemotherapy drugs to the cancer cells.
In this manner, bevacizumab can be combined with various types of chemotherapy, working hand in hand without significantly increasing the toxic effects of the treatment.
This hypothesis has been proven in recent large clinical trials, revolutionising the treatment of colon, lung, breast and other solid cancers.
For example, in the treatment of advanced lung cancer which has not had much success for the past decades, the addition of bevacizumab to chemotherapy has significantly increased the life expectancy of lung cancer patients.
This drug has also been used successfully to prolong the survival of colon and breast cancers patients.
Numerous trials are ongoing to test this drug in combination with other chemotherapy agents in various other cancers. This is very encouraging and it is without doubt that the role of blocking this important pathway in tumour growth and spread will increase in importance.
Indeed, several other new drugs are on the horizon that specifically target the development of new blood vessels (angiogenesis).
The treatment of cancer has changed dramatically over the last decade, manly due to a better understanding of cancer biology. A whole new generation of cancer drugs has been developed through the understanding of how cancer cells grow and spread and the signals that control their proliferation.
Oncologists are trying novel combination of various drugs that specifically target certain pathways of cancer growth, which reminds us of the saying of Sun Tze – "Know thy enemy and in a hundred battles you will be victorious".
Chemotherapy kills cancer and normal cells indiscriminately, leading to a multitude of side-effects, including hair loss and the risk of severe life threatening infection when the immune system is severely compromised. By targeting a specific pathway of the underlying mechanisms that drive the cancer to grow, we can avoid some of these side-effects.
More importantly, these new classes of drugs can be combined with conventional chemotherapy and radiotherapy, improving their effectiveness without adding to the side-effects.
With continued research and the elucidation of more signalling pathways in cancer cells, newer and better targeted therapies will be developed, bringing new hope and cure for cancer patients.
As I sat and listened to Prof Folkman in the Philadelphia Convention Centre in the autumn of 2005, there was a sense of great admiration and awe for this silver haired, soft-spoken gentleman. Known widely in the medical fraternity as the father of angiogenesis research, he was a caring doctor and a brilliant teacher.
It took more than 30 years, from a hypothesis to laboratory research, countless clinical trials and finally the development of an effective new class of drug to treat cancer.
There is no short-cut to medical progress. In science, more important than brilliance are diligence and perseverance, without which there will be no success.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Two Portland Timbers players and the team's coach are finalists for MLS 2013 season awards.
Portland's Caleb Porter is among the three finalists for Coach of the Year, along with Salt Lake's Jason Kreis and New York's Mike Petke. The award will be announced on Dec. 2.
Portland keeper Donovan Ricketts is among the finalists for Goalkeeper of the Year, which will be announced Dec. 4. Other finalists are Kansas City's Jimmy Nielsen and and Salt Lake's Nick Rimando.
Portland midfielder Darlington Nagbe is among three players nominated for the Fair Play award, to be announced Nov. 25.Chicago defender Jalil Anibaba and Salt Lake defender Nat Borchers are also nominated.
Forwards Robbie Keane of the Los Angeles Galaxy, Mike Magee of the Chicago Fire and Marco DiVaio of the Montreal Impact are the finalists for Major League Soccer's Most Valuable Player award.The league said Wednesday the winner will be announced Dec. 5.
Other award finalists include:
Colorado forward Deshorn Brown, Rapids midfielder Dillon Powers and Seattle defender DeAndre Yedlin are the finalists for Rookie of the Year, to be announced Nov. 25.
Defender of the Year (Nov. 26): Kansas City's Matt Besler, New England's Jose Goncalves and Los Angeles' Omar Gonzalez
Comeback Player of the Year (Dec. 2): New England defender Kevin Alston, Philadelphia forward Conor Casey and Seattle forward Lamar Neagle.


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Montpellier v Arsenal
Belhanda 9′ (pen)
Podolski 16′ Gervinho 18′
Arsenal opened their 15th successive Champions League campaign with an unconvincing victory as they came from behind to beat Montpellier.
Younes Belhanda's chipped penalty gave the French champions the lead on nine minutes when captain Thomas Vermaelen conceded on the edge of his area.
Paying the penalty
- Since August 2004, Arsenal have conceded 11 Champions League penalties - more than any other team.
- Abou Diaby was booked after 21 seconds against Montpellier, the quickest Champions League yellow card since Paulo Jorge in November 2009.
- Source: Opta
But two goals in three first-half minutes turned the game on its head.
First Lukas Podolski levelled with a calm finish, before Gervinho poked in a from close range two minutes later.
It was a night to forget for Olivier Giroud, who left Montpellier for Arsenal in a £13m deal over the summer. The 25-year-old had been desperate to shine on his return to a club where he won the French title and the golden boot last season but Arsenal were some way short of full capacity all over the field.
They worked hard, counter-attacked intelligently, using the energy of Abou Diaby and the guile of Santi Cazorla, and finished decisively but it was not a classic performance from Wenger's team.
It did not have to be, but for much of a breathless second half a tired Arsenal side were left hanging on with a late Montpellier penalty shout controversially waved away by referee Carlos Velasco Carballo.
The result leaves Arsenal in control of Group B, level on points with Schalke.
Arsenal had never lost to Ligue 1 opposition in eight previous European matches.
That, coupled with the vast European experience of Wenger's side - the last season in which they did not compete in the Champions League was in 1997-98 - against opponents making their debut in the competition, pointed towards another encouraging night for Arsenal.
Arsenal assistant manager Steve Bould
"We looked a little tired in the second half because it was very humid and the crowd got behind them. It is quite an intimidating place to come and play, so we are glad to get the result.
"We have had a decent start to the season and we have kept the run going, so it's important all round, for the whole season."
And yet with Wenger starting a three-match touchline ban for confronting referee Damir Skomina after Arsenal's Champions League exit last season at the hands of AC Milan, there was also a measure of uncertainty.
Assistant manager Steve Bould took charge from the sidelines, having been promoted from his role as the under-18 academy coach in the summer.
The Premier League side had also looked the more vulnerable in the opening stages, with Vito Mannone continuing to deputise in goal for the injured Wojciech Szczesny and the inexperienced duo of Carl Jenkinson and Kieran Gibbs at full-back.
Vermaelen heaped further pressure on his team-mates with a clumsy and unnecessary challenge on Belhanda that led to a ninth-minute penalty. The Montpellier midfielder had been running away from goal when the Arsenal captain ended his progress with a tangle of legs.
Belhanda's chipped 'Panenka penalty' was dispatched with an air of arrogance. And yet it was at that moment that Arsenal moved up a level, striking twice in the space of three minutes to silence the Stade de la Mosso.
The first came after a sweeping passing move that began with Diaby and ended when Cazorla combined with Giroud in the inside-left position. The latter's first-time pass freed Podolski in space behind the Montpellier defence from where he slid the ball beyond goalkeeper Geoffrey Jourdren and into the net from 12 yards.
It was the German striker's third goal in as many games.
The force was with Arsenal now, another sweeping attacking surge saw Gervinho and Jenkinson combining down the right before the young Englishman curled a teasing low cross which his team-mate prodded over Jourdren into the net from close range.
And yet there was still a feeling that Arsenal were vulnerable. With Montpellier sensing that at the start of the second half, Diaby attempted to run the ball away from his own penalty area. Remi Cabella picked his pocket, only to fire his shot high and wide of Mannone's left-hand post from 10 yards.
Cabella was at the heart of Montpellier's revival. Five minutes later his impudent chip thumped the Arsenal crossbar as the home supporters found their voice.
The French champions continued to pour forward, Belhanda somehow firing straight at Mannone from eight yards. The referee waved away another late penalty shout by Montpellier as the irrepressible Cabella went to ground under Diaby's challenge.
But Arsenal somehow stood firm.
Lineup, Bookings (3) & Substitutions (6)
- 16 Geoffrey Jourdren
- 02 Bocaly
- 03 Mapou Yanga M'Biwa Booked
- 04 Hilton
- 05 Bedimo
- 10 Belhanda Booked
- 13 Estrada (Emanuel Herrera - 78' )
- 20 Remy Cabella
- 23 Saihi
- 08 Mounier (Karim Ait-Fana - 67' )
- 19 Camara (Stambouli - 78' )
- 01 Laurent Pionnier
- 12 Congre
- 27 Jeunechamp
- 06 Joris Marveaux
- 22 Stambouli
- 11 Emanuel Herrera
- 18 Karim Ait-Fana
- 24 Mannone
- 04 Mertesacker
- 05 Vermaelen
- 25 Jenkinson
- 28 Gibbs
- 02 Diaby Booked
- 08 Arteta
- 19 Cazorla (Coquelin - 90' )
- 09 Podolski (Walcott - 90' )
- 12 Giroud (Ramsey - 76' )
- 27 Gervinho
- 60 Shea
- 06 Koscielny
- 11 Santos
- 14 Walcott
- 15 Oxlade-Chamberlain
- 16 Ramsey
- 22 Coquelin
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Full Time The referee blows his whistle to end the game.90:00 +3:05
The ball is swung over by Garry Bocaly.90:00 +2:42
Mapou Yanga M'Biwa fouled by Francis Coquelin, the ref awards a free kick. Vitorino Hilton takes the free kick.89:21 Substitution
Substitution Theo Walcott is brought on as a substitute for Lukas Podolski.89:05 Substitution
Substitution Santi Cazorla leaves the field to be replaced by Francis Coquelin.88:25
The ball is swung over by Mapou Yanga M'Biwa, clearance made by Vassiriki Diaby.87:56
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Mapou Yanga M'Biwa by Lukas Podolski. Free kick taken by Mapou Yanga M'Biwa.87:21
The official flags Emanuel Herrera offside. Indirect free kick taken by Vito Mannone.87:11
Remy Cabella sends in a cross, Carl Jenkinson makes a clearance.85:06
Emanuel Herrera is caught offside. Indirect free kick taken by Vito Mannone.83:46
Free kick taken by Mikel Arteta.83:46 Booking
Booking The referee cautions Younes Belhanda for unsporting behaviour.83:46
Santi Cazorla fouled by Younes Belhanda, the ref awards a free kick.83:08
Garry Bocaly produces a cross.82:41
Mapou Yanga M'Biwa crosses the ball.81:45
Unfair challenge on Mikel Arteta by Karim Ait-Fana results in a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Mikel Arteta.80:12
Kieran Gibbs concedes a free kick for a foul on Remy Cabella. Remy Cabella takes the direct free kick.79:47
Younes Belhanda takes a shot. Save by Vito Mannone.77:05 Substitution
Substitution Benjamin Stambouli on for Souleymane Camara.77:05 Substitution
Substitution Emanuel Herrera comes on in place of Marco Estrada.
Mikel Arteta takes the free kick.74:48 Substitution
Substitution (Arsenal) makes a substitution, with Aaron Ramsey coming on for Olivier Giroud.74:48
Foul by Younes Belhanda on Yao Gervinho, free kick awarded.73:35
Corner taken by Younes Belhanda, clearance by Per Mertesacker.72:08
The ball is swung over by Remy Cabella, Thomas Vermaelen manages to make a clearance.70:56
Souleymane Camara takes a shot. Per Mertesacker gets a block in. Karim Ait-Fana produces a right-footed shot from just outside the box that goes wide right of the target.69:40
The ball is sent over by Garry Bocaly, blocked by Per Mertesacker. Karim Ait-Fana challenges Per Mertesacker unfairly and gives away a free kick. Vito Mannone restarts play with the free kick.68:59
The ball is crossed by Garry Bocaly, save by Vito Mannone.68:14
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Younes Belhanda by Vassiriki Diaby. Marco Estrada crosses the ball in from the free kick, clearance by Carl Jenkinson.67:49
Kieran Gibbs produces a cross, clearance by Vitorino Hilton.66:53 Substitution
Substitution Anthony Mounier goes off and Karim Ait-Fana comes on.59:26
The assistant referee flags for offside against Souleymane Camara. Vito Mannone takes the free kick.58:02
Mikel Arteta challenges Remy Cabella unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Remy Cabella.57:22
Corner from the left by-line taken by Santi Cazorla, Per Mertesacker takes a shot. Clearance by Garry Bocaly.56:52
Santi Cazorla takes a shot. Save by Geoffrey Jourdren.55:44
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Remy Cabella by Kieran Gibbs. Marco Estrada produces a strike on goal direct from the free kick, comfortable save by Vito Mannone.54:23
Effort on goal by Remy Cabella from 20 yards. Remy Cabella produces a left-footed shot from just outside the penalty area that goes harmlessly over the target.53:49
The referee blows for offside against Anthony Mounier. Per Mertesacker takes the indirect free kick.53:01
Shot from just outside the area by Anthony Mounier misses to the left of the target.52:07
The ball is delivered by Remy Cabella, Effort from the edge of the area by Garry Bocaly goes wide of the right-hand post.50:09
Effort from the edge of the penalty area by Garry Bocaly goes wide of the left-hand post.49:28
Short corner worked by Younes Belhanda. Effort on goal by Anthony Mounier from 18 yards. Blocked by Thomas Vermaelen.48:00
Short corner worked by Anthony Mounier.47:26
Centre by Remy Cabella, Kieran Gibbs makes a clearance.46:37
Effort from deep inside the area by Remy Cabella misses to the right of the target.45:14
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Carl Jenkinson by Henri Bedimo. Mikel Arteta takes the free kick.45:01
The match restarts for the second half.45:00 +1:06 Half time
Half Time The half-time whistle blows.45:00 +0:20
Inswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Santi Cazorla, save made by Geoffrey Jourdren.44:28
Kieran Gibbs crosses the ball, Shot by Olivier Giroud from deep inside the penalty area misses wide to the left of the target.43:23
Yao Gervinho takes a shot. Blocked by Vitorino Hilton.42:16
Younes Belhanda challenges Mikel Arteta unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Mikel Arteta.40:15
Free kick taken by Santi Cazorla.40:15 Booking
Booking Mapou Yanga M'Biwa is booked.40:10
Mikel Arteta fouled by Mapou Yanga M'Biwa, the ref awards a free kick.38:02
Anthony Mounier sends in a cross, save by Vito Mannone.35:49
Anthony Mounier crosses the ball, blocked by Yao Gervinho. Corner taken right-footed by Younes Belhanda from the left by-line, Vito Mannone makes a comfortable save.34:21
Effort from long distance by Garry Bocaly goes wide right of the goal.33:44
Remy Cabella takes a shot. Save by Vito Mannone. Anthony Mounier decides to take the corner short.32:01
Foul by Mapou Yanga M'Biwa on Olivier Giroud, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by Santi Cazorla.31:32
Souleymane Camara gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Thomas Vermaelen. Vito Mannone takes the free kick.28:19
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Santi Cazorla by Marco Estrada. Mikel Arteta takes the free kick.26:44
Younes Belhanda takes a inswinging corner.26:04
Souleymane Camara is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Thomas Vermaelen takes the free kick.25:37
Mikel Arteta concedes a free kick for a foul on Remy Cabella. Garry Bocaly restarts play with the free kick.23:20
Santi Cazorla takes the outswinging corner, Younes Belhanda manages to make a clearance.22:59
Corner taken by Santi Cazorla from the right by-line to the near post, clearance by Younes Belhanda.22:40
Centre by Carl Jenkinson, Vitorino Hilton manages to make a clearance.22:19
Unfair challenge on Thomas Vermaelen by Younes Belhanda results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Vito Mannone.21:49
Younes Belhanda takes a shot. Blocked by Per Mertesacker.21:21
The offside flag is raised against Yao Gervinho. Geoffrey Jourdren restarts play with the free kick.19:47
Remy Cabella fouled by Lukas Podolski, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick crossed right-footed by Younes Belhanda, blocked by Per Mertesacker.17:02
Carl Jenkinson provided the assist for the goal.17:02 Goal scored
Goal! - Yao Gervinho - Montpel'er 1 - 2 Arsenal A goal is scored by Yao Gervinho from inside the six-yard box low into the middle of the goal. Montpellier 1-2 Arsenal.15:05
Assist on the goal came from Olivier Giroud.15:05 Goal scored
Goal! - Lukas Podolski - Montpel'er 1 - 1 Arsenal Lukas Podolski gets on the score sheet with a goal from deep inside the penalty box to the bottom right corner of the goal. Montpellier 1-1 Arsenal.14:22
The ball is delivered by Yao Gervinho, Vitorino Hilton makes a clearance.13:50
Garry Bocaly produces a right-footed shot from long range that goes harmlessly over the bar.12:38
Remy Cabella fouled by Mikel Arteta, the ref awards a free kick. Marco Estrada has a direct shot on goal from the free kick.11:29
Free kick awarded for a foul by Olivier Giroud on Mapou Yanga M'Biwa. Free kick taken by Mapou Yanga M'Biwa.10:53
Remy Cabella delivers the ball.8:19 Goal scored
Goal! - Younes Belhanda - Montpel'er 1 - 0 Arsenal Younes Belhanda scores a placed penalty. Montpellier 1-0 Arsenal.7:25
Penalty awarded for a foul by Thomas Vermaelen on Younes Belhanda.5:10
The ball is sent over by Lukas Podolski, Mapou Yanga M'Biwa gets a block in. Inswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Santi Cazorla, clearance made by Mapou Yanga M'Biwa.2:56
Handball decision goes against Jamelle Saihi. Santi Cazorla produces a strike on goal direct from the free kick.1:45
Free kick awarded for a foul by Mapou Yanga M'Biwa on Lukas Podolski. Santi Cazorla takes the free kick.1:21
The offside flag is raised against Souleymane Camara. Vito Mannone takes the free kick.0:25
Mapou Yanga M'Biwa restarts play with the free kick.0:25 Booking
Booking Vassiriki Diaby goes into the book for unsporting behaviour.0:19
Vassiriki Diaby gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Marco Estrada.0:00
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A seemingly innocuous policy change at the City University of New York has faculty leaders worried that their institution -- which has not been front and center in the battles over David Horowitz's "Academic Bill of Rights" -- may end up giving the conservative activist a victory, at their expense.
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inViu OpenCellID
10,000 - 50,000 downloadsAdd this app to your lists
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• collects the GPS coordinates of GSM cell towers
• sends collected data to the server of the OpenSource project, OpenCellID
• automatically collects cells IDs with app startup (requires GPS receiver)
• sends data automatically or manually when Wi-Fi is available
• not suitable for CDMA devices (Verizon or sprint)
Available in four languages: German, English, French, and Spanish.
No App2SD
Custom ROMs are not provided
inViu OpenCellID collects the GPS positions of mobile base stations for the open source OpenCellID project (www.opencellids.org). The data collected in this way is freely available to all.
The project goal is to gather as many GPS positions of mobile base stations as possible. With this data, mobile phones and other devices without GPS or devices momentarily without GPS reception (e.g. in buildings) can be tracked free-of-charge.
In addition, cell localisation can often replace GPS tracking or add to it and at the same time reduce the phone's power consumption.
By May 2012 the cell gatherers had already fed in more than 1.3 million different mobile base stations into the database with more than 150 million measurements.
Every day several thousand base stations are added, collected by OpenCellID fans all over the world.
Whether on holiday or at home, it's fun to discover new base stations and add them to help complete the database.
ENAiKOON is absolutely committed to privacy protection:
this ad-free app collects no personal data from the phone. The GPS positions of base stations are saved without linking them to the phone. Although the downside of this is that we can show no scoring lists for active stations, it does ensure that the GPS data remains absolutely anonymous.
So that no mobile charges arise, the collected data can be buffered on the phone and transferred later by Wi-Fi.
If required, the app can be configured to start automatically when the phone is switched on and you don't have to remember to activate cell collection every time.
This ad-free app contains help texts and detailed information on all saved values in all four languages.
Available in four languages: German, English, French, and Spanish.
No App2SD
Custom ROMs are not provided
For more information: www.opencellids.org
Required permissions
Precise location (GPS):
provides access to GPS receivers
required to buffer the data on the phone if mobile transfer to the OpenCellID servers is not desirable
Network communications:
required to transmit the collected data to the OpenCellID servers
Deactivate sleep mode:
if this function is activated the screen remains permanently on, showing how the database fills up with data.
Disadvantage: the phone battery will run down faster with the screen permanently on.
Automatic launch:
the app starts automatically when the phone is switched on (can be deactivated)
Calls (read phone status and identity):
required to read the cell data of the current GSM cell
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- HTTP 1.0 protocol is now supported, which means that even older Wi-Fi routers can be used
- fixed transmission error with a GPRS disconnection
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This is the perfect app for someone who likes to "geek out" on stuff like lac, mcc & mnc data that would mean nothing to 99.99% of the population lol
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Okay, I've shared my cell tower information. Now is there an App that can use this information to benefit me? Otherwise what's the point for ME?


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Frenchman nails perfect backflip ... in a Mini
Guerlain Chicherit has nailed a perfect landing after a backflip in a Mini
The Mini that Guerlain Chicherit performed a backflip in
Guerlain Chicherit prepares to make the jump
Guerlain Chicherit at the wheel of the Mini
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Despite what you may have seen in movies and TV shows, cars aren't generally much good for aerial acrobatic work. That hasn't stopped professional skier and rally driver Guerlain Chicherit combining his two areas of expertize to become the first person in the world to perform an unassisted backflip in a car and execute a perfect landing on a bed of fresh powder snow.
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