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Twelve female students of Madarasatu Ih'Yaudeenil-Islam-Wal-Arrabiya, behind Abaji Central Mosque, last Saturday graduated from the school after completing their Quranic recitation classes.
Among those who graduated were Zainab Adamu Rabiyu, Ruqayyat Abdullahi, Hajara Yunusa Mohammed, Fatima Suleiman Shuaibu, Fatima Suleiman Aliyu, Fatima Salihu, Aisha Abubakar, Ramatu Mohammed Badamasi, Ruqayyat Ibrahim, Salamatu Suleiman Kakamba and Hajara Adamu Yusuf.
The school's Head Teacher, Malama Fatima Mohammed Mundi, said despite the challenges she faces in ensuring that female, especially married women acquire Islamic education, Allah has supported.
She commended the graduates and urged them to spread the message of Islam.
According to her, about 84 female students, including married women have graduated successfully from the school since it was established by a former FCT Senator, Alhaji Adamu Sidi Ali.
The head teacher said that the school has 150 female undergoing Islamic studies, adding that lack of desks is a major challenge facing the school.
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WORCESTER, Mass. – Senior Caitlin Belanger (Fall River, Mass.) recorded four hits, a save and a win to lead the Holy Cross softball team to a pair of victories over Bucknell Sunday afternoon. Belanger earned a save in Holy Cross' 4-2 win in game one and then pitched a complete game shutout, as the Crusaders won by a score of 2-0 in the finale. With the sweep, Holy Cross improves to 14-19 overall (8-4 Patriot League), while the Bison fall to 11-29 overall (3-9 Patriot League).
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Belanger led off the day's action with a triple into the right field corner in the first inning of game one before scoring on ground ball by junior Gwen Reimer (Pottsville, Pa.) to give Holy Cross an early 1-0 lead. The Crusaders held the Bison scoreless in the bottom of the inning and then put two more runs up in the second. A two-out double by Belanger in the second inning scored senior Tiffany Medwid (Imperial, Pa.) and junior Camille Trainor (Worcester, Mass.) to put the Crusaders up 3-0. Holy Cross took a four run lead in the third inning after a triple by senior Erin Fleming (Townsend, Mass.) scored junior Sam Fregenti (Melville, N.Y.) from first base.
The Bison cut into Holy Cross' lead in the bottom of the third when back-to-back singles by Elyse Colmenero and Lauren Fry scored a run. A double by Mary Horton in the sixth inning gave Bucknell its second run of the game, but the Crusaders' defense held strong, ending the game with a 4-2 victory for Holy Cross.
Freshman Kali Haas (Longmont, Colo.) picked up her fifth win of the season after pitching five and two-thirds innings and giving up two runs on eight hits. Belanger pitched the final one and one-third inning, allowing two hits and earning her first save of the season. Bucknell's Bridget Gates pitched all seven innings in the losing effort. Gates allowed four runs, two earned, on six hits.
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The first three innings of play were scoreless before a double by Fregenti in the fourth inning led to the first run of the game. Senior Katie Alexander (Tigard, Ore.) pinch ran for Fregenti at second base and was able to advance to third after the Bucknell shortstop mishandled a pop fly by Fleming. With runners on the corners, freshman Alex Gustafson (Medford, Mass.) singled to left field to score Alexander. A single by Medwid loaded the bases and a walk by Belanger scored the second run of the game. Two runs would prove to be all the Crusaders would need, as the defense held Bucknell scoreless for all seven innings.
Belanger earned the complete-game shutout win, pitching all seven innings, striking out three and giving up seven hits. Bucknell's Alex MacLean suffered the loss, pitching seven innings and allowing two runs, one earned, on six hits.
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Fish from Madison's lakes contain contaminants that can pose adverse health effects to people who consume them. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has issued recommendations suggesting that people limit their consumption of fish caught in the lakes.
Yet those advisories may not be reaching everyone, especially low-income people and minority groups, who are more likely to eat fish from the city's lakes. Moreover, programs to spread the word about the hazards have been limited or cut in response to limited resources.
"Given the hard economic times, I suspect more people than ever are fishing for food -- predominantly lower income and minority (people)," said Maria C. Powell, an environmental scientist and president of the advocacy group, Midwest Environmental Justice Organization. A recent rise in consumption may be leading to disparities in contaminant exposure, which can have long-term health consequences.
Mercury and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are two primary concerns in fish from Madison lakes, said Candy Schrank, an environmental toxicologist at the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Overconsumption of the contaminants has been connected to immune deficiencies, reproductive dysfunction and problems in childhood development. The effects may only show in the long run or in the next generation, putting children and women of childbearing age at highest risks.
By measuring the concentration of contaminants in fillets from different areas and comparing them to values that keep the adverse effects minimal, the department put species from statewide waters into different meal categories, said Schrank. With increasing levels of toxins, fish are classified as "one meal a week," "one meal a month," or even "don't eat."
General statewide guidelines apply to fish from most inland waters, which exclude the Great Lakes. The guidelines recommend that women of childbearing age, nursing mothers and those younger than 15 consume most panfishes -- like bluegill, crappies and yellow perch -- at most one meal per week. Sport fish like walleye and pike are in the one-meal-per-month category. Musky, a long-lived predator that can accumulate a high level of contaminant by eating other fish, is put in the "do not eat" category.
For "women beyond their child-bearing age and men," the recommendation is less restrictive.
Fish advisories may vary across different water bodies. View the map to find out guidelines given for Madison's lakes.
Madison's lakes have a higher level of PCBs, a chemical that tends to accumulate in fish fat. Therefore, the DNR issued more stringent advice on consuming carp, a particularly fatty species, from Lakes Mendota, Wingra and Monona.
"We have been working on fish consumption advisories since the 1970s, so it's a long-term, continuous effort," Schrank said.
The department has included health advisories in the fishing regulation booklets, which are issued to anglers when they buy fishing licenses. It has a website on the topic, where information is translated into Spanish and Hmong. It distributes information through email and Twitter. It even posted a video on YouTube.
In Powell's view, however, these methods hardly reach the poor and people in minority communities. They are people who, in Powell's words, "don't have computers, or don't go online," and yet often consume more fish than what the advisories recommend.
For instance, teenagers in Hmong community go online, "But their parents won't, their grandparents won't, and they are still out there, and they are the ones who are fishing more," Powell said.
A major barrier in reaching minority groups, said Powell, is the "institutional racism" within government agencies.
"They make assumptions about what people do, how they eat, and how they understand things based on western European white culture," Powell said. "What they don't do is realize that not everybody is like that, not everybody thinks the same way, or talks the same way."
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The results showed a clear gap between whites and other minority groups. In the survey, 74 percent of non-white anglers consumed their catch regularly, while only 29 percent of whites did that. By contrast, only 39 percent of non-white interviewees had encountered similar information before, while 73 percent of whites had prior knowledge.
The survey also revealed that groups acquired information differently. Among those who had seen advisories before, non-white participants relied less on mass media, like newspapers, television, and the Internet than white participants.
"Communication was a huge issue," Powell said. Based on her experiences dealing with minority and low-income communities, she concluded the most effective outreach is "in-person," which means going to shorelines and community centers, getting translations, and building trust and relationships.
"Unless you have a lot of boots on the ground, people walking and talking to people, you are not going to be able to contact everybody," Schrank said. "If you want to reach 100 percent, then you have to know 100 percent all the time how everybody gets their information. That's what we don't know."
The sign program has no follow-up.
Powell wrote in an email that her organization had asked for years to place more signs around the lakes and get missing ones reinstalled. Eight signs in total were missing at popular fishing spots. However, the requests were often dismissed by public health agencies, despite what Powell considers a relatively low cost for the signs.
"It was just a one-time thing," Lafferty said. Limited funding was provided for this particular project, and was not continued. With a lot of programs going on, the public health agency doesn't have the resources, he said.
In the last few years, the department has received very few calls about mercury poisoning.
"I'm not saying that they are not out there," said Lafferty. "It's usually the people who don't follow the guideline. They over consume the fish." Leroy Martin travels to different areas to fish. He said he followed the DNR reports on mercury levels closely, but did not think that others did the same (Yilang Peng/Madison Commons)
Yet informing people is only the first step; making people change their behaviors is the next. As the DNR survey revealed, 44 percent of respondents chose to change nothing after learning about contaminants from fish. The most common way of modifying behavior was to eat fish from different locations, not eat less fish.
Some anglers had six or seven kids but not very much money, Powell said, it seemed almost unethical to tell them not to eat too much fish if they needed to. But they should have the information to be able to choose whether they were willing to take that risk.
And there are ways to lessen exposure to contaminants, Powell said. People can remove the fat to reduce PCBs, and eat smaller fish or less contaminated species. Women can also modify their diet while they are pregnant.
For now, MEJO has turned its attention to other issues.
"Race and class disparities in fish consumption are not priorities for our government agencies here," Powell wrote in email. "This makes our efforts to address these issues very challenging -- and often totally futile."
Often, it felt like "beating your head against a brick wall," she said.


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May I download necessary free applications or other files that would assist me in my work (e.g., Avery has free templates for some labels)?
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You should not burn information to CDs or DVDs. This creates an additional, easily lost, and likely unencrypted instance of State information.
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WORCESTER, Mass. – The Holy Cross women's rowing team competed against UMass, Patriot League opponent MIT, New Hampshire, Smith and Williams on Lake Quinsigamond on Saturday morning. The Crusaders placed third in the second and third varsity eight races, while they finished fourth in the varsity eight and varsity four races. Williams won all of the varsity races.
"We were pleased with our results for each of our boats," said head coach Patrick Diggins. "Williams, the current DIII champion, certainly lived up to their reputation as did the UMass Minutewomen. In the varsity race, we were very happy to be in contact with the UMass boat, and we just sprinted a little late to get by MIT, the latest addition to Patriot League Rowing. All of the programs that we raced are top notch and we were happy to be in the thick of it at the finish this early in the season. We continue to keep our focus on being our fastest in early May."
The varsity eight race was won by Williams (7:14.60), followed by UMass (7:29.51), MIT (7:36.73), Holy Cross (7:37.33) and New Hampshire (7:41.11).
Williams (7:29.90) won the second varsity eight race as UMass (7:45.30) placed second, Holy Cross (7:56.82) placed third, New Hampshire (8:02.80) placed fourth and MIT (8:20.86) placed fifth.
The third varsity eight race was also won by Williams (7:14.60), followed by UMass (7:29.50), Holy Cross (8:10.50), Smith "A" (8:27.00) and Smith "B" (8:37.00).
Williams (8:31.31) took the varsity four race as UMass "B" (8:36.03) finished second, New Hampshire "B" (8:36.76) finished third, Holy Cross (8:50.18) placed fourth, New Hampshire "A" (8:52.04) placed fifth and UMass "A" (9:08.50) placed sixth.
The Crusaders return to action on April 10-11, when the varsity eight will travel to Camden, N.J. to compete at the Knecht Cup, while on April 10 the second varsity eight, the third varsity eight and the novice eight will row versus Smith and Trinity at Lake Quinsigamond.
Holy Cross varsity eight: Claire Scherer, Aleks Torres, Beth Charron, Catherine Roy, Monika Mangsen, Meaghan Pedlow, Mollie Sydlowski, Eliza Gettel, Kate Broderick.
Holy Cross second varsity eight: Odet Douglass, Abigail Hammond, Katherine Byrns, Simone Blanchard, Jackie Esperti, Mary Kate Cullen, Ashley Fish, Mara Piltin.
Holy Cross third varsity eight: Callie Gorman, Jackie Jankowski, Jessica Daly, Sarah Weinstein, Alex Noonan, Caroline Cataldo, Amy Boerman, Michele Grenier.


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ChIP with transfected TF: Pulling out too much?
Hello all,
I'm new to this forum.
I'm aiming to identify binding sites for a transcription factor. As no one has a good antibody against it, and in vivo expression is thought to be probably mainly embryonal, we use exogenous expression by transfecting with a V5-tagged construct instead.
I am trying qPCR with a few primer pairs: One in GAPDH promoter, two in macrosatellites, one of which contains the gene that encodes my TF, and the promoter and 3' UTR of a putative target for my TF.
Now, a control ChIP with H3-Acetylation antibodies pulls out the GAPDH promoter region quite efficiently, I get about 40 fold enrichment over IgG, or 2% of Input - I think the ChIP is probably working ok.
On my V5 antibody IPs, I get next to no signal in non-transfected cells for any of my primers tested (as I would expect). However, in my transfected cells I get a good enrichment for all my 5 primer pairs (about 10 fold compared to IgG, or about 0.5% of Input).
Because the difference between non-transfected and transfected cells is huge, I think it's not non-specific antibody binding, but rather non-specific protein binding. As I'm driving high levels of epxression from pcDNA3.1 with strong CMV promoter, I worry that I simply have so much protein that I just cross-link it to absolutely everything... Making my quest to find some binding targets (which we want to to by cloning of ChIPed DNA and eventually ChIP-Seq) impossible.
Any ideas? Why do you think I get enrichment everywhere? What could I do to solve this?
One of my main problems is that we do not have a definite positive control where we know my protein binds. But I worry that if I clone & sequence ChIPed DNA at this stage, all I'm going to pull out is a random pool of sequence that won't allow me to pick some nice targets.
Also, suggestions for a good negative control region are welcome.
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> On Fri, Jul 09, 2004 at 12:41:44AM -0700, Issac Trotts wrote:
> > In Windowmaker, it's possible to define a keyboard shortcut that
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> > In Gnome, the second time does nothing. If someone here has an
> > idea about this, I'd like to know about it. Thanks!
> Seeing as Gnome's not a window manager, I guess I need to ask which
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> what does Gnome default to / prefer these days? Metacity?)
> When I used Gnome last, I used it with Sawfish/Sawmill. It seemed
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> Maybe there's something similar in Metacity (or whatever you're
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How does one change the windowmanager in gnome?
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Report: Nicole Kidman Admits to Using Botox
The Daily Mail reports that Kidman made the confession to a German magazine when asked how she kept her wrinkles at bay. She replied, "I've tried a lot of things, but apart from working out and a good diet, most things don't help."
Kidman continued, "I even tried Botox, but I didn't like how my face looked afterward. Now I don't use it anymore – and I can move my forehead again."
The 'Rabbit Hole' actress previously told Marie Claire in 2007, "To be honest, I am completely natural. I have nothing in my face or anything. I wear sunscreen, and I don't smoke. I take care of myself. And I'm very proud to say that."
In 2008, the Daily Mail reported that Dr. Braun, a leading Botox doctor, was convinced Kidman was an "enthusiastic user" of Botox.
Braun told a cosmetic medicine conference in Queensland, Australia, "Nicole seems to get her Botox done two or three weeks before a big event, so when she, for instance, goes up on stage to collect her Academy Award she looks frozen and strange."
He continued, "She looks like a bat with too much of an (outer) brow lift. The middle of the brow's been dropped. She's crying when she accepts her Oscar, but nothing is moving."
In Kidman's latest big screen venture, 'Rabbit Hole,' she portrays a woman who is deep in grief over a lost child. As a mom of three herself, Kidman explained that the role took quite an emotional toll.
"We had to talk it through," she said. "Keith was incredibly supportive through the whole thing,"
She continued, "I had a lot of really bad dreams, which I know means my subconscious has been affected deeply. Keith would hold me. I'd wake up and be crying, and that happened a lot. But there's people going through this, and I was trying to be truthful and real."
Kidman is a hot favorite to receive an Oscar nomination for her performance in the movie.
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- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy D Wayne
I agree. I always though she looked evil. I don't like her that much, she has done some stuff I liked.
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy Lisa
I also wonder if her child is via IVF or egg donor(at her age)?
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy Gail
Lisa,well known the baby was born via a surrogate. Nicole faked pregnancy with padding.
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy Lynne
I'm always surprised that people think Celebs are above the "average person".
They lie, cheat on each other, steal, have phobias, drug addictions...........
They do have access to what many do not-take MJ or Elvis for that matter. They demanded and got what they wanted. Unfortunately it killed them!
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy TONNIE
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy Stephanie
I just do not see how Keith can be sooo proud to be married to her I have always thought she was one ugly person she is way to light looks like a ghost and those eyes and eyebrows are scary evil LQQKN things...OMG Keith could of done so much bettr oh yeah ok i got it she is a so called movie star well granted she is but not a very good one sure not glamous or even cute... yuck...wear a mask when you slep next to her
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy tori
Who cares if she uses Botox or not?! Get a life people, anyone that has to bash her is just jealous!!!!
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy A. Lauren
So she is a lier to the world.
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy jay
liar not lier dummy
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy pauline
Who gives a flying squirrel what these movie stars do? The mentality of people who should "get a life" never ceases to amaze me. in a high wind and 50 years what the hey.
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy Ted Bundy
Why is this news? We already know this.
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy cindy
OK, give me a break she has also used filler in her lips...did anyone see Australia her lips were huge!
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Jealousy is a bad thing ... people, get over her beauty ... no matter what is in store for us all in our futures ... we only HOPE to look as well as she does ...
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy marisHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
if she wanted botox why not. why is it anyones business anyway. aren't there more important things going happening? what about the floods in australia and arizona? if you think about it this doesn't even register on the scale of importance.
- Wednesday 12 January
maybe nicole kidman should spend more time w. her kids than worring about this stupid botox-her kids dont even know her or remember what she looks like. Nicole-spend more time w. your kids-once they are grown up they will be gone.
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy Taz
Anyone surprised by this "revelation" please raise your eyebrows...except of course, Nicole Kidman.
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy MaryLou93063
wrong Dr. Klein , Dave- :)
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy fivehiers
ahhhh DUH !!!!!
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy cminzey
Who cares that she lies all the time and is a skank, I don't know why Keith married the beast
- Wednesday 12 JanuaryBy Annie
And you people are soooo perfect. I hate to hear what your friends say about you....that is if you have any real friends.
And, I'm sure you lie about yourself all the time too. It's just easier to say hateful things about people you do not know.
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You have cancer. Three words that change everything. Three words that can feel incredibly unfair at any time in your life, but the most unfair as an adolescent or a young adult.
Hearing the words "you have cancer" is among the most difficult moments you will arguably ever face. It can stir emotions of fear, anxiety, depression, helplessness and anger. Processing the news is an individual experience to everyone. There is no right or wrong way to feel.
The first step in dealing with your diagnosis is to acknowledge your feelings about it, whatever they might be. Everyone around you may be telling you to "think positively" when that is the last thing you feel like doing. Know that their intentions are good. But you are entitled to feel whatever emotions you are experiencing. If you are feeling scared and anxious, the last thing you may want someone to say is "think positively" when you are not ready to do so. Surround yourself with people that can listen to your fears and concerns. Be true to your feelings. You don't have to pretend to be someone you aren't.
Let's face it - battling cancer puts your life into a total tail spin. It can mean you're unable to spend time with friends or you need to take time away from work, school or social events. All of this can take its toll emotionally and spark feelings of isolation. It's understandable. There are issues that young people face that are unique and it's important that you seek help from your support network of family, friends and your doctors to determine the best way to BITE BACK and manage these issues for your individual needs.
It is essential to seek care at a treatment center where there is an appreciation for the special needs of adolescents and young adults specifically. You want to choose a treatment center where the medical staff is very familiar with new research and information coming out about your age group and where the staff is able to address the issues that are specific to younger patients either via resources within the treatment center or the community where the center is based.
There are resources available to help you learn more about the treatment centers that have adolescent and young adult treatment programs. Visit the resources section to learn more.
When Cancer Bites - part of BITING BACK is empowering yourself with knowledge and information you need to make decisions about your care. When you are first diagnosed, it is critical that you understand your diagnosis, what treatment is being proposed and what the long-term implications are. Following are questions that are critical to discuss with your doctor. These topics may be difficult things to talk about, but having the answers will help you make important discussion about your treatment and care and what to expect in the future.
The most important person on your medical team is YOU! Because you will be choosing the team that you will be partnering with along your journey. It is important to find a doctor you feel very comfortable with. Know that it is perfectly okay to speak with one or two or three or more doctors until you find the one you trust and have confidence will provide you with the best possible care. No doubt, it can feel overwhelming at the beginning. Don't be afraid to ask questions.
Think about how a head coach puts together a winning baseball or football team in professional sports. It's a process - they look at a player's track record and credentials. They research recommendations and speak with other experts and peers. As the most important person on your medical team - consider yourself like the head coach. You want to choose a team that specialized in treating adolescents and young adults and who is willing to take time to answer your questions and address your concerns.
Some people choose a treatment center first, while others begin by choosing a doctor or doctors to manage the treatment. Some people have the flexibility to travel to another city or state for their treatment, while others don't. Whatever your situation, you can make an informed choice when you know the questions to ask, issues to consider and resources available. Breaking the process down into steps and taking a methodical approach can make choosing your medical team feel less overwhelming.
As a first step, start by asking the doctor who diagnosed you for a referral to a treatment center and doctor who specializes in treating adolescent and young adults with your specific type of blood cancer.
Make sure the doctors you choose accept your health insurance or can arrange for you to establish a payment plan to manage costs. Some health insurance plans require a referral from the primary care physician for a consultation with a specialist or require that you choose from the plan's list of specialists and affiliated treatment centers, usually known as "in-network" specialists or treatment centers. Check with your health plan policy and speak with your health plan representative to understand the coverage provided by your plan
Other factors to consider when choosing a doctor are listed below.
Often people may be hesitant about getting a second opinion because they feel it might alienate your doctor. Don't be afraid to get a second opinion. Second opinion consultations are standard procedure, and your doctor will be very familiar with making a referral for a second opinion. Ideally you want to complete your second opinion consultation prior to starting a treatment regimen. Ask the doctor that made the initial diagnosis, or a member of their administrative staff, for a complete transcript of your records, or have them sent ahead, before going to your consultation. The cost of obtaining one second opinion is typically covered by most insurance plans, however it is best to consult your individual provider to confirm.
This is a time in life when you are still learning about who you are, what you need and how to navigate difficulties. As challenging as fighting cancer can be, know that you are not alone. There is a whole community of other adolescent and young adult patients that are sharing the same experience and it is important to find ways to connect with others and seek support during this time. There are so many ways to connect - online, groups within your treatment center or community, etc. Ask your doctor about programs that might be available within your treatment center, the local community or online. CANCER BITES partner organizations - Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Lymphoma Research Foundation and the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation offer a range of support programs that can help. Visit the resources section to learn more.
You may have aged out of your parent's insurance coverage or facing being unable to afford private insurance coverage. You may be able obtain insurance through school or work, but these policies may not provide adequate coverage to pay for the high costs of managing care for a serious illness like blood cancer that requires ongoing health management and care. The number one way to BITE BACK is to ask for help. If you are newly diagnosed, it is critical to address questions about your medical insurance right away and understand what your coverage includes. You do not need to navigate this maze alone. There are many organizations and programs that exist to help people just like you manage questions and concerns related to health insurance. It is important to be organized, proactive and diligent in managing your coverage. This can be difficult to do under the best of circumstances and even more so when you are feeling ill, so ask for help!
Remember, if you have a lapse in medical coverage it can be hard to get coverage again. If you don't have insurance at all - look for other benefits you might be eligible for such government support.
CANCER BITES partner organizations - Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Lymphoma Research Foundation and the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation offer a range of support programs that can help. Click here to be directed to the resources section where you can learn more about how support programs available to help you navigate questions and financial matters related to medical insurance.
Your doctor can also be a great resource. Ask your doctor to refer you to resources, such as an advocate or social work on the hospital staff that can help address your questions and the process.
Anticipate your financial needs: Even if you have health insurance, undergoing cancer treatment can pose financial difficulties. Anticipate the potential scenarios you might encounter such as having to take time off of work and whether disability payments will cover all of your expenses. Talk to your healthcare provider and the hospital billing department to ensure you have answers to the following questions:
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If you have difficulty paying for drugs, treatment or other costs you incur as a result of your cancer, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and the Lymphoma Research Foundation offer resources to help you navigate the financial questions you may have.
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Everyone wants to feel good about how they look. It's only natural. As a young person, undergoing physical changes, such as hair loss, skin burns, weight loss or weight gain, scarring from biopsies or surgery, during treatment can be even extremely difficult and upsetting. It can make you feel isolated from your friends and peers. Sometimes it can help to focus on what is happening on the INSIDE of your body versus the OUTSIDE. Remind yourself that these physical changes are a sign that your treatment is working to fight the cancer in your body. These changes are a sign that you are a WARRIOR...a FIGHTER...a SURVIVOR. You don't need to suffer in silence. It is important to talk about how you're feeling. Connect with others going through the same experience either via online support networks or support groups offered within your treatment center or community. Talk to your doctor.
When you are diagnosed with cancer as an adolescent or young adult, preserving your fertility is a topic you need to talk to your doctor about if you think you may want to start a family in the future. Not all doctors will walk you the process of preserving your fertility. If you are newly diagnosed and have not chosen your treatment path yet, it is important to ask your doctor how the treatment being recommended may affect your fertility and if there are options available to help preserve your fertility such as freezing your eggs or sperm. If you are currently undergoing treatment and have not addressed the topic of fertility yet, there's no time like the present - talk to your doctor.
Navigating new romantic relationships isn't always easy under normal circumstances. Add cancer to the mix, and things get even more complicated. It might be difficult to know whether you should bring up your illness when you meet someone new. Remember there are no rules. Some people are comfortable talking about what they have been through or are going through right from the start. Others are not comfortable revealing the details about their illness until they get to know someone better. Think about what you are comfortable sharing or not sharing before you go on a date, so you don't feel put on the spot if the moment arises to talk about your cancer experience. Do what feels best and most natural for you.
If you are already in a relationship, you may not feel sexual when you are going through treatment for any number of reasons. You may feel unattractive because of the physical changes to your body. You may feel a loss of desire because of the hormonal changes caused by the treatment. You are not alone. There are others battling cancer that are experiencing the very same emotions. Seek support.
Undergoing treatment can reap havoc on your body. There has never been a more important time in your life to eat well. As a survivor, it is critical to keep your body properly nourished and fueled in order to stay strong throughout your treatment journey and afterwards. Adopt a nutritional strategy to help put your body in the best position to BITE BACK:
If you are not knowledgeable about healthy eating, there are many resources where you can learn more. Your doctor can refer you to a nutritionist on staff, and you can also find books and resources online that offer information specific to those battling cancer.
Exercise is one the most important ways to BITE BACK during your treatment and recovery because it can help increase or maintain your energy level, as well as your mood (remember physical activity boost endorphins, and who doesn't want more endorphins). You may find that some days you are feeling lethargic and weak during treatment and any movement feels daunting. Do your best to incorporate a little movement each day - a short walk, stretching or whatever physical activity you enjoy the most. Go slow and steady and little by little you may find you start experiencing the benefits.
When you are diagnosed with cancer, you can feel shocked and cheated. Here you are suddenly in a place that most of your friends and peers will never experience. It feels unfair. Everything feels uncertain. These are normal reactions. While everyone deals with fears and anxiety about death differently, it is important to find a perspective that helps you view your cancer journey in a way that makes these fears more bearable. Some people think of this as a time to think about what is most important to them in life, and a time to awaken to the things they want most - thinking of their illness as an invitation to think about some of life's most important questions. Others focus on making each day count, and as full as it can be, because regardless of whether you have cancer or not, none of us knows what tomorrow may bring. If you are feeling overwhelmed by fears of dying, it is important to BITE BACK and asks for help. Share how you are feeling with your doctor and considering talking to a therapist or joining a support group.
While hearing you are cancer-free is what everyone young person who has battled the disease hopes to hear, it doesn't alleviate the underlying fear that the cancer may return. After treatment you can feel like you have a sword hanging over your head and you may worry about every little sign, ache or symptom. I After spending so many months fighting to get well, it can be disorienting to start to live your life "normally" again. It is important to try regain a grounded and balanced perspective so that you don't waste a precious minute of your life worrying about what tomorrow will bring - focus on today whenever you can.
Learn more about your cancer: From the moment that you are diagnosed - you are a SURVIVOR...A WARRIOR...AN ADVOCATE. You can feel more empowered by learning as much as you can about your cancer. Understanding your blood cancer diagnosis will help you be proactive and educated participant in your care and empower you to make the decisions that are best for your individual situation. There are many resources available including this website to learn about the different tests doctors use to diagnose and treat your type of blood cancer. Other sources include the Lymphoma Research Foundation, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation, Cancer.net, etc. Always discuss what you learn with your medical team and ask questions when there are things you don't understand. Keeping a notebook handy to write down questions or things you want to remember can be helpful.
Anxiety is an emotion that everyone experiences at one time or another. When you are coping with a cancer diagnosis, anxiety levels can increase. It's only natural and expected, but you might find that it interferes with your ability to find a sense of calm, clear your mind and to feel a sense of strength in navigating treatment. Many different things can trigger anxiety - undergoing a screening test, waiting for results, undergoing treatment, or anticipating a recurrence of your cancer following treatment. Anxiety may even increase feelings of pain and discomfort, interfere with sleep, cause nausea/vomiting and interfere your quality of life as well as your home life. Chronic anxiety can lead to fatigue and depression over time. If you are someone who experienced episodes of intense anxiety before your cancer diagnosis, you may find your feelings of anxiety become overwhelming at times along your cancer journey and that they are may interfere with your cancer treatment. Some cancer medications may worsen anxiety so it is important to talk to your doctor about the anxiety you are feeling and to discuss techniques that can offer relief from the stress of cancer, even for brief periods of time. Here are some strategies for helping to reduce anxiety during your cancer journey:
Learn as much as you can about your cancer. Sometimes fear of the unknown is what prompts anxiety. Empower yourself by learning as much as you can about your cancer diagnosis and treatment so you know what to expect.
Individual and Group Counseling: The emotional and physical stress of undergoing cancer can be positively overwhelming. Having an outlet such as one on one or group counseling where you can talk through your fears, concerns and your experiences can have a profoundly positive effect on your overall well-being. Look for a group that is designed special for young people.
Creative Therapies: Music has long been considered a healing influence. Many cancer centers are now incorporating music therapy, which can include listening to music or playing instruments, as a complement to other therapies for their residents. Some studies have shown that it can help increase well-being of cancer patients, control anxiety, lift spirits, boost the immune system, reducing levels of stress hormones, and even relieve pain - all resulting in a physiological boost. If you are someone that enjoys and responds to music, seek out practitioners of music in your local area or find ways to incorporate music in your day to day well regimen as way to bring calm and relaxation to your day. Art therapy is another outlet that you may find cathartic. It can help reconnect people with their own creativity and even to discover a new sense of empowerment in the midst of the chaos of the cancer experience. Creating with whatever media you choose - paint, charcoal, markers, clay - whatever you might have on hand at home - can transport you from the worries you may be feeling at the moment to a place where your mind can be put at ease.Learn as much as you can about your cancer. Sometimes fear of the unknown is what prompts anxiety. Empower yourself by learning as much as you can about your cancer diagnosis and treatment so you know what to expect.
Medication to easy anxiety: Medications may be used alone or in combination with your anxiety management and coping techniques. If you are having trouble managing your anxiety, don't be afraid to talk to your doctor about whether medication is an option that makes sense for you. Your doctor can help you choose the right medication and dosage to help alleviate your symptoms, and work with you to monitor whether you can eventually decrease the dosage as your symptoms diminish.
You may consider yourself very independent. When you are undergoing cancer treatment and recovery, the normal, everyday to-do's may feel far more challenging. If you are experiencing this, then it is time to ask for the help of others. Anticipate what your needs might be for the coming weeks and ask friends and family to for help in advance. Your loved ones will be happy to provide you with support and assistance in a meaningful way - so don't be afraid to reach out and share what your needs are. If your network is small, there are organizations that can also connect you with others to help. The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and the Lymphoma Research Foundation are great places to start. Another organization is www.lotsahelpinghands.com is one example of a scheduling website you can use to coordinate your needs and those who wish to help.
Friends and peers of adolescents and young adults battling blood cancer may feel helpless and unsure how to best support their friend. This is natural and understandable as it may be the first time you've had to confront this situation and comfort anyone with a serious illness. Below are a few tips that may help you show you're support. Sometimes just letting your friend know you're there if they need you is enough.
ASK QUESTIONS: Don't be afraid to ask questions and show you want to better understand what your friend is going through
Cancer Bites patient support partners offer a range of programs that can help you with navigating financial issues, questions about medical coverage, finding a support group, treatment center, clinical trials and more. Below are links to the resource pages of Cancer Bites partners where you can access a wealth of tools to help. Click on the logos below to be directed to the organization's resource page:


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TROY – UL Lafayette, the No. 3 seed, won the 2015 Sun Belt Baseball Championship as junior Stefan Trosclair launched a 12th-inning, game-winning grand slam to lead the Ragin' Cajuns to a 5-1 victory
Kannapolis, NC - The Kannapolis Intimidators found out just how good the Hickory Crawdads can be when they clicking on all cylinders. On Saturday, the Crawdads (29-14) mashed out 10 runs on 14
Stephen Curry is the hottest player in the National Basketball Association right now. He's been named the NBA's Most Valuable Player, he set the single-season record for most three pointers made, and he
The Northwestern 3A-4A Conference announced its all-conference teams on Saturday. The Watauga High baseball team had three all-NW3A-4A Conference selections and one honorable mention; the WHS
Kannapolis, NC - The Hickory Crawdads, mired in a four-game losing streak---their longest drought of the season, broke out of their slump Saturday night with a 10-5 win against Kannapolis at CMC-
Allendale, Mich. - For the second straight year, Lenoir-Rhyne University's Kevin Baxter garners NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field All-American accolades. On Saturday, Baxter placed eighth in the
INDIANAPOLIS - The Appalachian State University men's and women's track team will have four participants competing at the 2015 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Preliminary Championships in Jacksonville, FL., May 28-30. The University of North Florida will host the prelims.
Kannapolis, NC - Well, there was good and bad news to report on Friday night's game at CMC-Northeast Stadium. The Hickory Crawdads snapped their scoreless innings streak, but in the end, they came
Durham, N.C. - North Carolina didn't accomplish everything it wanted to during the 2015 Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Championship, but the Tar Heels did pick up a couple of wins --including one on
No, your eyes are just fine. You're not seeing things. But it's true and it did happen Friday night. The South Caldwell High softball team is in the regional finals for the first time in school history. But Alexander Central, a regular to reach the regional finals every season, saw their season, and their 95-game winning streak come to an end.
Allendale, Mich. - Lenoir-Rhyne's Kevin Baxter finished with the fourth-best time in the preliminaries of the men's 110-meter hurdles Friday at the 2015 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships to advance to the finals.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – The University of North Carolina today announced the campus had received a notice of allegations from the NCAA as the next phase in its investigation of academic irregularities and
Seattle Sounders FC S2 striker Andy Craven was announced as the United Soccer League Player of the
BOONE, N.C. - Appalachian State University women's basketball has added four players to the 2015-16 roster, in addition to the one incoming freshman they signed earlier this year.
LITTLE ROCK – UALR baseball announced the commitment of Cameron Stillwell, an infielder from Union High School in Tulsa, Okla., on Friday. Stillwell is a 6-0, 160-pound left-handed hitter and infielder from
What more can you about former Watauga High pitcher Ethan Greene. For a guy that finally took baseball seriously his junior year, Greene has blossomed into a solid collegiate pitcher.
It's been quite a season for former Davidson College All-America Stephen Curry. Curry, a member of the National Basketball Association's Golden State Warriors, was named a unanimous first-team choice
Kannapolis, NC - Life is full of its ups-and-downs. Ironically, baseball resembles everyday life. One day, you can be sitting on top of the world. And on another, it's
DURHAM, N.C. – Florida State has never captured an Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Championship at Durham Bulls Athletic Park, but the Seminoles took a giant


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Countries Pledge to Curb Deadly Pollution at Historic Washington, D.C. Event
Washington, D.C.—Government officials from Egypt, Germany, Nigeria and Norway joined top musicians from around the world to commit to improving people's health by ending pollution. Pollution contribut... Show More +
Clean Air and Healthy Lungs: How to Better Tackle Air Pollution
Better data monitoringThe report also found that with a few exceptions the World Bank's projects that were reviewed did not include air pollution control as a primary objective. As a result, these pro... Show More +
Stories of Impact - A Series Highlighting Achievements in Disaster Risk Management Initiatives
The Stories of Impact series highlights work involving the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR) that has helped to reduce developing countries' vulnerability to natura... Show More +
2011 International Comparison Program Summary Results Release Compares the Real Size of the World Economies
WASHINGTON, April 29, 2014 – The International Comparison Program (ICP) released new data today showing that the world economy produced goods and services worth over $90 trillion in 2011, and that alm... Show More +
Transport: Sector Results Profile
Bank Group ContributionThe World Bank's engagement in transport projects has returned to pre-crisis levels, after tripling its commitments between FY04 and FY13. The share of lending for the roads and... Show More +
High Above Earth, Satellites Help Direct Ground-Breaking Development Work
The technology is especially useful in areas where conflicts, strife, or wars make it difficult to gather data, and it can provide wide-scale observations that cross country borders. A single satellit... Show More +
World Bank Launches Initiative on Migration, Releases New Projections on Remittance Flows
WASHINGTON, April 19, 2013 – The World Bank today announced the establishment of the Global Knowledge Partnership on Migration and Development (KNOMAD), envisioned to become a global hub of knowledge ... Show More +
Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative: Results Profile
Bank Group ContributionSince its launch, EITI has seen great momentum and traction, with rapid uptake in most regions. This record of accomplishment is due in large part to the World Bank/MDTF technic... Show More +
What's Next for Sustainable Transport in Cities?
The challenges cities faceOver the two days, the conference topics ranged from sustainable urban planning to making informal transport work for the majority, to creating safe commuting choices. Beijin... Show More +
China and Africa Share Experience in Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Financing & Infrastructure Development
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises FinancingIn China, micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) make up over 95% of the total number of enterprises, contributing meaningfully to China's GDP, job cre... Show More +
Developing countries to receive over $400 billion in remittances in 2012, says World Bank report
WASHINGTON, November 20, 2012 – Remittance flows to the developing world are expected to exceed earlier estimates and total $406 billion this year, an increase of 6.5 percent over the previous year, a... Show More +
Climate Change Infographic: Avoiding a 4°C Warmer World
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World Bank & IFC Report Finds Developing Countries Made Significant Progress in Improving Business Regulations
Washington, D.C., October 23, 2012—Local entrepreneurs in developing countries are finding it easier to do business than at any time in the last 10 years, highlighting the significant progress that ha... Show More +
Jobs are a cornerstone of development, says World Development Report 2013
Washington, October 1, 2012 -- In developing countries, jobs are a cornerstone of development, with a pay off far beyond income alone. They are critical for reducing poverty, making cities work, and p... Show More +
World Bank Group and IMF to Hold 2015 Annual Meetings in Lima, Peru
The 2015 Annual Meetings of the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund will take place in Lima, Peru, in October 2015, following a vote by the Boards of Governors of the two institutions... Show More +
Rethink Role of State in Finance, says World Bank
Washington, September 13, 2012 – It is time to rethink the role of the state in the financial sector, so that governments can better balance the need for credit and emergency support for banks with me... Show More +
Severe Droughts Drive Food Prices Higher, Threatening the Poor
WASHINGTON, August 30, 2012 – Global food prices soared by 10 percent in July from a month ago, with maize and soybean reaching all-time peaks due to an unprecedented summer of droughts and high tempe... Show More +
Food Price Volatility a Growing Concern, World Bank Stands Ready to Respond
"We cannot allow short-term food-price spikes to have damaging long-term consequences for the world's most poor and vulnerable" – World Bank Group President Jim Yong KimWASHINGTON, July 30, 2012... Show More +
World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim Remarks at the Opening Plenary of the International AIDS Conference 2012
"Ending AIDS and Poverty"Your Excellencies and honored guests, ladies and gentlemen, colleagues and friends,As we look back on the history of this epidemic, it is hard to say that there is any o... Show More +
World Bank Group President Dr. Jim Yong Kim at Brookings Institution
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National HBPA to Breeders' Cup: Keep Salix
February 25, 2013
The organization voted to endorse the use of race-day furosemide during this year's Breeders' Cup races.... Read More
RCI Conference to Examine Drug Penalties
February 20, 2013
A tentative agenda includes consideration of new drug penalty structures and more. ... Read More
Pennsylvania Standardbred Racehorse Deaths Probed
February 11, 2013
Authorities are investigating two unrelated incidents occurring 15 minutes apart at The Meadows Racetrack.... Read More
Industry Stakeholders Discuss Racehorse Drug Reform
February 07, 2013
Industry stakeholders met discuss creating uniform equine medication policy between states.... Read More
FEI Continues Equine Doping Crackdown in 2013
February 04, 2013
The FEI Tribunal delivered a record number of equine doping decisions during the first ten months of 2012.... Read More
Jockeys' Guild Supports Racehorse Medication Reform
January 30, 2013
The guild cited improved rider safety when they voted to support racehorse medication reform.... Read More
RMTC Sees Positive Trends in Bute Violations Study
January 28, 2013
A review of violation records reveals that fewer Bute overages are occurring at a lower medication threshold.... Read More
N.Y. Bill: Ban Equine Performance-Enhancing Drugs
January 24, 2013
The legislation calls for a ban on equine performance-enhancing drugs in horse racing in New York.... Read More
Jockey Club Denies Trainers due to Drug Violations
December 27, 2012
Both individuals violated rules involving prohibited or restricted drugs, medications, or substances.... Read More
RMTC Makes Corticosteroid Recommendations
December 21, 2012
Among the recommendations was a prohibition on corticosteroids joint injections within seven days of a race.... Read More
Racehorses Test Positive for Methamphetamine Exposure
December 17, 2012
Officials are investigating how the two Standardbred horses might have been exposed to the drug.... Read More
Horse Racing Medication Reform Takes Major Step
December 14, 2012
Many leaders believe sweeping medication reform could become a reality in early 2013.... Read More
KHRC Staff Outlines New Salix Procedures
December 14, 2012
The changes are designed to prevent mistakes in Salix administration prior to races.... Read More
N.Y. Racing Regulators Amend Medication Rules
December 12, 2012
Racing regulators amended rules on the use of clenbuterol and methylprednisolone acetate in Thoroughbreds.... Read More
Horse Racing Integrity Push Continues Despite Obstacles
December 08, 2012
A panel discussed dealing with drug violators in horse racing and reported progress. ... Read More
Positive Drug Test Changes Results of Major French Horse Race
December 01, 2012
The winner of the Darley Prix Jean Romanet was disqualified after testing positive for an anti-inflammatory.... Read More
RMTC Approves Medication Thresholds, Withdrawal Times
November 16, 2012
The six medications were identified by the AAEP as having therapeutic purposes.... Read More
Welfare Group: FEI 'On the Right Track' in Addressing Welfare Issues
November 09, 2012
A World Horse Welfare representative spoke on the topic at the 2012 FEI General Assembly, held Thursday.... Read More
Breeders' Cup: All Equine Drug Tests Negative
November 06, 2012
Samples were screened for more than 45 anabolic steroids and hundreds of other prohibited drugs.... Read More
Thoroughbred Trainers Criticize Breeders' Cup Salix Ban
November 02, 2012
Furosemide has been banned from this year's Breeders' Cup juvenile races.... Read More
Thoroughbred Trainer Pletcher Not Worried about Salix Ban
October 25, 2012
All Pletcher's 2-year-olds have raced on Salix in all of their starts.... Read More
AQHA Suspends Racing Trainers Following Drug Violations
October 22, 2012
The trainers were recently involved in medication violations in Louisiana and New Mexico. ... Read More
Racehorse Trainer Panel Discusses Controversial Medications
October 17, 2012
Furosemide, clenbuterol, and owner education were among the topics discussed during the Welfare Summit.... Read More
N.Y. Racing Regulators Adopt Safety Recommendations
October 12, 2012
Officials imposed the first round of rules intended to make it safer for racehorses on Oct. 11.... Read More
N.Y. to Act on Racehorse Health, Safety Task Force Findings
October 11, 2012
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Back in March we were all a-flutter about the Voyager space programme and whether or not it had finally reached the edge of our Solar System. The debate rages, but one thing we couldn't really answer at the time, was just how far away is that? You can say it in numbers, but you really need a sense of scale to get your head round it,
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Everything you ever wanted to know about the BMW N55 twinpower turbo inline 6 cylinder engine is contained in this technical product information manual, including servicing information.
BMW TwinPowerTurbo technology again takes two of Ward's 2013 10 Best Engines Awards. The 2.0-liter TwinPower Turbo 4-cylinder (N20) and 3.0-liter TwinPower Turbo inline-6 (N55) are both repeat winners.
"Nearly every BMW now sold in the US features TwinPower Turbo technology," said Ludwig Willisch – President and CEO of BMW of North America, LLC. "In such a competitive market, to take two spots highlights the benefits of the BMW EfficientDynamics philosophy. It also shows that while we look for improvements in efficiency, we are still committed … CONTINUED
Hartge releases its software ECU piggyback tune for the BMW 6-cylinder turbo N55 engine. It yields impressive power gains of +56 horsepowers and +59 ft-lb torque! The tune can be applied to the F30 335i, F10 535i and F25 X3 xDrive35i.
The Hartge 'Engine Conversion' is a bespoke tuning module that plugs in ahead of the engine computer on the wiring harness. It has factory-style plugs to connect in-line with the water temp sensor, fuel rail pressure, turbo boost pressure sensors, turbo wastegate … CONTINUED
Ward's Auto has published its annual 10 Best Engines List and as always, some BMW engines make the list. Here are the award winning engines for 2012:
2.0L N20 Turbocharged DOHC I4 (F30 328i / Z4 sDrive28i / 528i / X1)
3.0L N55 Turbocharged DOHC I6 (F30 335i / E92 335i / 535i / 135i)
3.0L TFSI Supercharged DOHC V6 (Audi A6)
3.6L Pentastar DOHC V6 (Chrysler 300/Jeep Wrangler)
2.0L EcoBoost DOHC I4 (Ford Edge)
5.0L DOHC V8 (Ford Mustang Boss 302)
2.0L Turbocharged DOHC I4 … CONTINUED