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Rated 5 out of 5 by Erin B The food, drinks, and service are always spot on at VBT. The menu offers something for everyone. The bar is my favorite seat in the house- friendly and knowledgable bartenders who make great cocktails. I love this neighborhood spot. Jun 10, 2015
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Patricia A Beverage manager came over to give samples of liquor that he thought we might also enjoy so that we could try something different... He was very knowledgeable!! Mar 17, 2015
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All in all, a great but short set by Greyhounds. These guys are constantly on the road and it would be a treat to see them play a full night. John from the Boulevard mentioned that a two night stand with Greyhounds is in the works for August. Let's all hope that comes together because it seemed like the guys were just getting warmed up when they had to wrap it up around midnight. Greyhounds are definitely a group that will be fun to see grow in Chicago (and everywhere else)!
Giant People hit the stage around 12:30 and front man/trumpet player Carlos Washington had no trouble getting the eager crowd to pump their fists and wave their hands as they moved through a very funky first set. Giant People proceeded to throw down and got the crowd extra sweaty with a cover of Karl Denson's "Dirty Dirty" and later on with their own tune "What the Funk?". Drummer John Staten and legendary cuban bass player Ignacio Arango could have played all night by themselves and kept the crowd gyrating. Those guys are real tight! Anthony Smith helped out on vocals when he wasn't adding some meat and potatoes to the already fat sound with his jazzy piano chops.
Carlos, formerly with Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, is definitely a super bad mofo on the three valve. His trumpet playing is filled with super soul and his passion for the instrument is obvious. Giant People took a small set break and we're back to shake the Boulevard until 3:00am! Greyhounds' key-man Anthony Farrell joined Giant People for the last four tunes and his funky finger work on the organ was definitely appreciated by the crowd, which was still looming despite the fact that the Boulevard Cafe closed at 2:00! A great double bill and an amazing night at the Boulevard.
Both bands are on the road all summer and both are also featured on a Music Blitz compilation CD, JAMS | Vol 1: Don't Call Us Jambands that has some really great tunes and some incredible bands like: Robert Walter's 20th Congress, Stanton Moore, The Motet, Sugarman 3, and others. Heads up people, these are two groups that are going to make something happen. Catch them as soon as you can!
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The Promising Futures of a Disparate Pair
Two of this spring's most appealing albums are by John Fullbright and Father John Misty. By coincidence, both artists were performing here on Friday, a few blocks apart, a night fans might look back at in wonder one day should both musicians deliver on the promise of their 2012 discs.
A taste for twang aside, "From the Ground Up" (Blue Dirt) by Mr. Fullbright and "Fear Fun" (Sub Pop) by Father John Misty—the working handle for Joshua Tillman—couldn't be more different. The former is straight-ahead Americana; drums, bass, guitars and piano serve to enhance Mr. Fullbright's earnest vocals. On "Fear Fun," co-produced by Jonathan Wilson, Mr. Tillman's indie arrangements form a quirky wall of sound that includes echoing percussion and his overdubbed voice. Mr. Fullbright tends to get right to the matter with his lyrics, while Mr. Tillman takes an idiosyncratic, cinematic approach to storytelling.
Mr. Fullbright, 23, is from Okemah, Okla., the birthplace of Woody Guthrie; "From the Ground Up" is his debut disc. Mr. Tillman, 31, has bounced around a bit: A Maryland native now based in Los Angeles, he released seven albums as J. Tillman and served as drummer for Fleet Foxes, the folk-rock group from Seattle.
In conversation and on stage, Mr. Fullbright avoids unnecessary small talk, conceding he's still learning how to present himself to the public. More shy than taciturn, he prefers to let his songs speak for themselves. "It's my song and I've got to stand by it," he said before sound check. "Don't argue with it. Don't explain." He added: "Every time I write I think: 'How can I make this song last longer than me?'"
As witty, sardonic and opinionated as his songs suggest, Mr. Tillman peppered his conversation with references to Arthur Schopenhauer and is aware that by creating a mythical Father John Misty persona—who's either a mystical being or a comedian—he's ripe for misinterpretation. In the album's closing track, "Everyman Needs a Companion," he sings: "Joseph Campbell and the Rolling Stones couldn't give a myth, so I had to write my own." He name-drops Richard Brautigan's novella "Trout Fishing in America," an influence on his abstract storytelling. "It's all a red herring," he said before his show. "You know what this album is about? 'Dude doing what dude wants to do.'"
Affable and entertaining, Mr. Tillman said he felt unsatisfied despite the success of Fleet Foxes. "I was sitting around on a pile of money, watching movies on Netflix and eating crackers over the sink. I was just kind of lost. I made all those J. Tillman records in total fear and trepidation. There was this moment at 4:30 in the morning: 'Something has gone terribly wrong. Why do you impede all your best instincts? Why not admit you want to be your own creative force?' I decided I wanted to make a big, beautiful record."
Mr. Fullbright's "From the Ground Up" might be described as a small, beautiful record, and the best moments of his show here before about 50 patrons of the All Good Café were the most intimate. Country-flavored gems such as "I Only Pray at Night," "Nowhere to be Found" and "Me Wanting You" confirm that Mr. Fullbright is already a gifted songwriter. A fine pianist, he is also a solid guitarist who switches between instruments to color his lyrics. When his three-piece band rocked, he'd let out a surprising yowl suggesting a power yearning for release. He won the crowd early, and if anyone came in doubting the groundswell of buzz that's building around him and his "From the Ground Up," they left convinced of his talents.
As for the long-limbed Mr. Tillman, who went on late in front of about 100 people upstairs at the Sons of Hermann Hall: Liberated from his seat behind the drum kit, he danced as if he were a orangutan channeling Iggy Pop. Take it for yet another misdirection; his new music, as much Bakersfield as 1970s Los Angeles, worked without studio gloss. He sang his multilayered tunes beautifully, joined by members of his five-piece band who laughed between songs as he tore down the fourth wall, allowing audience members not only to shout out but also to debate with him. "Let's try to keep the unsolicited outbursts on topic," he said, before making references to math's golden ratio and an imaginary candy-eating contest with Prince.
By night's end, Mr. Tillman's wry comedic observations and exquisitely crafted indie rock served as a companion in emerging excellence to Mr. Fullbright's dry, inwardly focused presentation. For all their differences, their promise and talent were adhesives for an unorthodox and thoroughly satisfying double treat.
Mr. Fusilli is the Journal's rock and pop music critic. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com or follow him on Twitter: @wsjrock.


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Gemballa will introduce their latest project at the 2013 Essen Motor Show. It is called GTP 700 and it is based on the recently facelifted Porsche Panamera Turbo. As you may suggest the number is the amount of HP under the bonnet, but the stylish 4-door coupe comes with more than that. The 4.8 liter twin-turbo V8 originally produces 520HP (382
Gemballa has presented their latest project based on McLaren 12C Spider. The sports car was introduced back in March at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, but the tuning company has now released full details about it. The exterior boasts a new aerodynamics package including a new front and rear bumper, a pair of side skirts and custom tailpipes and
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Gemballa has introduced their latest project based on McLaren 12C Spider. The name of the project is GT Spider and it will be officially revealed at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show.
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An HTTP server written with NodeJS that downloads blocklists in p2p format and merges them on demand.
Many network-related programs support blocking ranges of IP addresses from a text file that is periodically downloaded from a web server. Unfortunately, there are scenarios in which the desired IP ranges come from separated sources on the Internet, and some programs only allow for one source url to update their IP ranges.
njs-blocklist-merger is an HTTP server that can download multiple IP range files in p2p format (see http://sourceforge.net/p/peerguardian/wiki/dev-blocklist-format-p2p/) from the web simultaneously and merge them on demand. It is meant to be run locally (eg. on http://localhost:1337/) so that programs requiring a unique IP blocklist can query it to download IP ranges from many sources.
Sets of blocklist sources are arranged in text files and placed in a local folder. Then, njs-blocklist-merger will serve a merged version of all the blocklists in a given file when requested.
njs-blocklist-merger is a NodeJS script that setups an HTTP server listening on a configured port number and wait for GET requests in the form http://host:port/listname. Then it looks for a file named listname in local folder _./lists/_. Each file in this folder must be encoded in UTF-8 and contains a list of urls specifying where to download the blocklists to merge. Empty lines and lines starting with # are ignored by njs-blocklist-merger. After such file is parsed, njs-blocklist-merger downloads specified blocklists in parallel. Each downloaded blocklist must be in p2p format, encoded in UTF-8 and served either in plain text or gzip format. When all requested data is available, njs-blocklist-merger merges them and responds to the HTTP request with a blocklist in p2p format encoded in UTF-8 and served in plain text with MIME type text/plain.
node /path/to/folder/server.js host=localhost port=1337
You can customize the host and port numbers.
Then, any program can then request http://localhost:1337/mylist to download a merged version of the blocklists specified in file mylist.
njs-blocklist-merger is written in TypeScript (see http://www.typescriptlang.org/). You need it installed (eg. as a NodeJS module) to be able to compile server.ts.
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Haunted Decatur Ghost Tour
Travel throughout the city of Decatur in search of history, hauntings, crime scenes, scandals and spirits! Join us for a journey back into the history of one of America's most haunted towns and discover not only our favorite haunted places, but new locations of crime, infamy and spirits that have never been featured on the tours before. Re-invented in 2009, experience Haunted Decatur in a way that you've never done before! Popular with ghost buffs and history enthusiasts alike and includes new and favorite haunted locations! Lasts approximately 3 hours. $30 per person.
Taste of Champaign-Urbana
Taste of Champaign-Urbana is the area's premiere outdoor summer festival featuring delicious menu items from CU's best restaurants, frosty beer from local breweries, lovely arts and crafts from local artists, the 3.14 mile Pie Run, and high quality music and entertainment for the whole family – all in a beautiful park setting. All proceeds from the festival go towards our youth scholarship fund which provides hundreds of local youth with the opportunity to go to camp, learn to dance, take swimming lessons, play baseball, and much more!
Arthur Amish Country Cheese Festival
This 3-day outdoor family street festival features 75-80 craft and food vendors, live entertainment all three days, a ceremonial cutting of a 300 pound wheel of cheese, 700 pounds of cheese given away, a 60 foot sub sandwich given away, antique tractor show, kiddie tractor pull, camel rides, stagecoach rides, buggy rides. Also a parade on Monday, and a kid-zone with games, inflatables, pony rides, rock climbing wall, 5K/10K run, car show and much more.
Friday Night LIve
Downtown Champaign is the backdrop for Friday Night Live, a free street-side performance series open to the general public. Held from 6-8pm every Friday from May 31st to August 16th, Friday Night Live includes an eclectic mix of music and street performances including bluegrass, jazz, folk, rock, and blues, along with a cappella, bellydancing, and street magic.
The Polar Express at Monticello Railway Museum
Held at Monticello Railway Museum. Read along with the story as the train makes its round-trip journey to the North Pole. Meet Santa and enjoy caroling, hot chocolate, surprises and a treat. And, for those who believe, a special gift for each child. Children are encouraged to wear their pajamas! Nov 14, Nov 20-21, Nov 27-29 & Dec 4-5. Reservations required. Tickets go on sale June 6th.
Arthur Amish Country Christmas Kickoff
The Christmas lighted parade steps off at 5:30pm and will showcase Santa & Mrs. Claus through downtown Arthur. Immediately following the parade, Santa will visit with children and parents in Knights Court downtown to start collecting those early Christmas requests. Complimentary hot chocolate and cookies will be served during his visit. Throughout the day, businesses in the downtown area as well as the countryside will feature early Christmas bargains and host Open Houses.
Come and enjoy the live music, kid's activities, food vendors, games, craft booths and more! This features the Paint the Town activity and pet parade. Monticello's premier quality, hometown festival. Many new attractions will be featured this year.
Railroad Days
Come ride the vintage passenger and freight trains on the former Illinois Central and Illinois terminal trackage. Experience the rails just like the maintenance crew did on a motorcar. All-day-tickets! - As many rides as you want! Also, enjoy the food tent.
Champaign Music Festival
The newest of Champaign Park District's signature events, the Champaign Music Festival, will feature nationally-recognized musicians playing amazing music right here in our own Hessel Park. Join us for this exciting night of music and enjoy food and beverages from your favorite downtown establishments as we pack the streets!
Lunch with Santa on the Train
Come out for Lunch with Santa on the Train at the Wabash Depot in Monticello, Illinois, a holiday favorite for kids of all ages. Enjoy a train ride, individual visit with Santa, and kid friendly sack lunch. The ride is about 60 minutes per trip. Reservations required. Tickets go on sale online Saturday, June 6th.
Arcola Broom Corn Festival
Arcola celebrates its heritage as the "Broom Corn Capital of the World" with this renowned festival held in downtown. Visitors can see broom activities, arts/crafts, great food, free entertainment, National Broom Sweeping Contest on Main Street and gigantic parade featuring the famous Lawn Rangers.
Moultrie-Douglas County Fair
Enjoy a week of mud, beauty and entertainment. This year will feature tractor pulls, demo derby and mud racing. Along with beauty pageants, we will have live entertainment.
Mennonite Relief Sale
This two day auction features locally handcrafted furniture, quilts, and other handmade items. There will also be a children's auction and train ride. Bake sales and food vendors help round out the event. Proceeds from the two day event go to help those in need in the community and around the world.
Decatur Celebration
Each August, hundreds of thousands of people come to Central Illinois to experience all the entertainment and excitement that Decatur Celebration has to offer. Headliners cap off a weekend full of family fun with unique food vendors, 3 blocks of arts and crafts, a carnival, and something exciting around every corner. Please visit the website for a full list of performances.
A Touch of Arthur
A day-long display of products and services produced and provided by many of the 400 businesses within the Arthur area. Many country businesses have special promotions during this event. You will have opportunities to interact with the business owners who actually make and sell these products and services. There plenty of activities for children such as camel rides, inflatable games and pony rides. Located in Downtown Arthur and throughout the Arthur area from 9am-4pm.
Beanstalk! The Musical
Jack and the Beanstalk is exactly like nothing you've ever seen before, not even in a book! This fun family show follows the adventures of Jack, a young boy with his nose in a book of fairytales. Filled with hilarious characters, toe-tapping tunes and more twists than a climbing vine Beanstalk! The Musical is one show that is guaranteed to grow and grow and grow right into your heart.
Steam Weekend at Monticello Railway Museum (July)
Enjoy the unique experience of riding behind our recently restored 1907 Southern 2-8-0 steam locomotive #401! The 401 runs once a month during our regular operating season.
Steam Weekend at Monticello Railway Museum (August)
Enjoy the unique experience of riding behind our recently restored 1907 Southern 2-8-0 steam locomotive #401! The 401 runs once a month during our regular operating season.
Rural Life Antique Show
Held at the Douglas County Museum and Tuscola Community Building, and presented by WInterberry Store and Antiques. A benefit for Douglas County Museum. Featuring 25 dealers, door prizes and great food.
Sangamon River Music Festival
Enjoy local music along with three national headliners featuring 80's Rock, Christian Rock and a Country Artist, carnival rides, Crafter's Village and street vendors, beer tent, parade and much more! Bring a blanket or lawn chair and claim a spot in front of the stage and enjoy your favorite music with your family and friends.
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The Wizard of Oz
Like so many girls her age, little Dorothy Gale of Kansas dreams of what lies over the rainbow. One day a twister hits her farm and carries her away over the rainbow to another world. Come join Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tinman, the Cowardly Lion and Toto as they travel the universe of Dorothy's imagination. Including the classic songs Over The Rainbow, Munchkinland (Ding Dong! The Witch Is Dead), If I Only Had A Brain, If I Only Had A Heart, If I Were King Of The Forest, We're Off To See The Wizard
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Farm Progress Show, the nation's largest outdoor farm event, annually hosts nearly 600 exhibitors displaying new farm equipment, tractors, combines and farm implements; seed and crop protection products; and many additional farm supplies and services. Producers from the U.S. and around the world attend this key annual agricultural event. The show is an excellent learning opportunity for producers and includes a wide variety of marketing, management and production seminars.
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A very sad Prince Valerian can't seem to find happiness! His friend the Page, his mother the Queen and her faithful Wizard try to help find the perfect Princess for Valerian to marry. He meets all the Princesses in the kingdom and finally finds one he thinks he could love. But will she pass the Queen's test? Oh no! This royal musical is fun and magical as everyone tries to decide if the PERFECT princess actually exists. For a complete list of performance dates and times visit www.thelittletheatre.org. Order tickets by phone at 217-728-7375 or online at our website.
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Ray Shackleford is trying to deal with the death of his father and the collapse of his marriage when the impossible happens. Music that no one has ever heard before begins to play from his stereo speakers. It is only the first step on a journey that will take him to Los Angeles, London, Cozumel, and points far beyond, and bring him face to face with Jim Morrison, Brian Wilson, Jimi Hendrix - and his own mortality.
©1993 Lewis Shiner (P)2011 Skyboat Road Company, Inc.
"Shiner couldn't have written this book without a deeply felt sense of the fragility of art, of how many great works have passed into the ages never to enlighten, inform, or entertain new generations. Though the masterworks he conjures up in such exquisite detail are lost to us, we now have a bit of compensation for their absence: a masterpiece of the imagination called Glimpses." (Richard Foss, Los Angeles Reader)
"Glimpses has the raw power of a documentary, a nitty-gritty, minute-by-minute evocation of a highly personal journey. Glimpses captures the sixties perfectly—I was there, and it was the way Shiner writes it." (Dr. Timothy Leary)
"Shiner writes with intense feeling about the music Ray loves and the turmoil he endures. The novel sparkles with painfully perfect evocations of the yearning, anomie and need that wrack Ray, yielding a story of uncommon sensitivity, insight and redemptive power." (Publisher's Weekly)
I'm a voracious audiobibliophile, mainly interested in speculative fiction, with the occasional mimetic fiction or non-fiction title sneaking in.
"Moving, remembering, and being."
This is a wonderful book about a late 80s stereo repairman (Ray) who discovers that he can, through some kind of power of imagination and love of music, actually cause lost albums to come to be. A musical trip through the late 60s (The Beatles, The Doors, Brian Wilson) as Ray re-lives both his own youth and the time and character of the musicians who made the music which provided the soundtrack to a tumultuous era. In the present, Ray is dealing with the death of his distant father, the tenuous threads which hold his marriage together, and coming to terms and some form of understanding with both. Stefan Rudnicki's narration is (as always) rich and resonant, capturing's Ray's voice and grounding the book in a dry, gravelly baritone which suits it perfectly. This is an authentic book of a time that was and of timeless music that almost was, and true human characters moving between them. I enthusiastically recommend it.
I am an audiobook enthusiast who reviews audiobooks for his blog, The Guilded Earlobe. You can find me on Twitter @guildedearlobe talking about zombies, robots, monkeys and audiobooks.
"Can Rock & Roll really change the world."
Lewis's tales of a time bending rock fan gives us an intimate look at rock legends as well as a realistic portrayal of a middle aged man whose faith in rock and roll to change the world is put to the ultimate challenge.
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"Rock & Roll Time Travel ?"
I have already listened to this book twice and enjoyed it more the second time. There were slight nuances I missed the first time but when listened to again helped me see more clearly the character of Jimi Hendrex and Jim Morrison and Brian Wilson
There wasn't one specific moment that captured me but rather a cascading sense of a personal journey that created incredible chances to see life from a different view point.
The tone of his voice helped created a perfect visualation of the main
character for me and also the time and place.
I grew up during the seventies so all the characters made perfect sense to me. Because of Shiner's writing style I remembered people and places that I hadn't thought of in a very long time. The seventies became alive for me all over again the fashions the lauanguage and especially the music. It rekindled my memories of all the music and personalities and history that happened during that tumultious and explosive time in out history.
"Just plain awesome!"
This was my second time listening to Glimpses. I enjoyed the story and the telling of it even more than the first time I listened to it several years ago, and that's not just because I live in Austin.
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March 26th, 2008 #1
What?! Is it Spring already? The Horror!!!!
Alas, joy has returned for a few months. I continue living in London, with no job, so its time to start job hunting and send my portfolio to prospective employers,Any suggestions?
These past few days I have been working from home completing small projects, adding to my portfolio. Todays small project is a drawing by Javier Ledesma, which I have coloured and have added.
The other one is mine.. just for fun I hope you like .
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Really love the first.
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she looks like a grumpy little girl, doesn't she? very nice! cool style as well.
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Hey thx for the comments¡ and yes Angroc.. she's a grumpy girl¡ lol
Here just a bit more¡ That one is for a concept for a character (publicity things)¡ I hope you like it ¡
Happy mood
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April 15th, 2008 #6
My last illustrations.. just for add to my portfolio¡ and one test that i did for a mattepaint¡ I hope you like it ¡
See you guyz¡
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April 15th, 2008 #7
I really like the two images of the happy mood/sad mood character. I dont know what your intention is, but the second is a fantastic advertisement for pollution etc, i.e. 'the cities are fat and bloated' and so on ... hate to get political on you, but it really stuck out - well done!
April 15th, 2008 #8
Ops... and another work drawing by Javier Ledesma, which I have coloured and have added.
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Hey Phil Moss This was an advertisement for a car exhudes less CO2, so you go in the right deduction¡
Thx 4post¡
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Wow! I think Your work is awsome! Especially the red haried siamese...ish mermaid! Lovely.
(first one under construction and the last one in Swedish... unfortunately)
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Kurt Moore of Branson is a writer and spokesman for male breast cancer awareness. He is available to speak to women's groups at no charge; e-mail email@example.com. Here is his story:
He showed it to me. It was no larger than my smallest fingernail. He said it seemed to be a piece of fatty tissue, but nonetheless, erring on the side of caution, would send it in for a routine biopsy.
As I was showering one morning, I noted a small knot beneath my right nipple. I did not connect the dots to cancer. It did not enter my mind I might have cancer. After all, any cancer to do with the breast was experienced by women, not men – right? Wrong and, as I found out, terribly wrong. I took it seriously enough to call that day for a medical appointment. I was fortunate enough to be seen that afternoon.
Three days after the "fatty tissue" was sent in for a "routine" biopsy, I was called on the phone and told I had cancer.
My children lived far away. I was totally alone, scared and nearly paralyzed with the revelation that I was to die. I was not ready to die, having too much yet to do — too much would be left unfinished.
I was sent to K.U. Med Center in Kansas City, Kan. I was on the gurney on my way to the operating room when I took a deep breath and said, "Jesus, let your will be done."
From that point on, I was ready. It was at that precise moment I received the peace that passes all human understanding. I knew I would be fine no matter what happened. I knew I couldn't lose. I had read the book and already knew I would win. Christ had promised that to me and I knew He was good on His word.
I received a mastectomy of my right breast. As I was waking up in the recovery room, the operating surgeon was standing near my bed. I asked him what they had found in the lymph nodes. He told me they were clean. It had been discovered in time.
At this point ladies, I want to talk to you and only you. Most people do not realize men can and do have breast cancer. Yes, both men and women are ignorant of this deadly fact. Only one in every one hundred reported breast cancers is male.
Let's take an even closer look. Ladies, your breast and a man's are basically the same in structure. You just have a lot more mammary glands than men do. If what I have just said is true, then it would stand to reason that 50 in every 100 reported breast cancers should be male. There are several reasons the male numbers are so low.
Doctors do not check for male breast cancer, even when performing extensive medical examinations. Doctors do not ask the male patient to perform self-checks for breast cancer. Another major reason male breast cancer goes undetected is men will not check themselves for a condition they consider to be "a female thing."
To my knowledge, all breast cancer literature, to date, is female oriented. When I was diagnosed, I was given female literature to read.
Are you beginning to see where I am going with this? Ladies, you are going to have to be the one to check your husband or any male you care about. Remember, a man will not do it. Even once a year in the privacy of a shower, they will not do it. You will HAVE to do it. That unfortunately, is the unvarnished truth.
The male breast is ordinarily thin in structure; therefore, it will be easy for you to feel a lump or a knot. You will also be looking for any type of discharge from his nipple and especially take note if his nipple is beginning to invert or change shape or color. By doing so, you could be instrumental in possibly saving his life.
For me, it has been nine years and, statistically speaking, that is an indicator the cancer should not return. I have a new life filled to the brim with new friends, new places, good times and I am always looking for a new highway to travel or a new pasture to wander through. Maybe one day I will be strolling through your pasture.
Postscript to men: You are your own first line of defense; don't leave this responsibility up to someone else. If you have read this you are now informed and responsible. Take this seriously, as with all cancer, early detection is the key.