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It's Time For Europe To Step Up Research In The Polar Regions
Brussels, Belgium (SPX) Dec 10, 2010
Polar research must become an integral part of the European Union's research activities if Europe is to benefit from the dramatically changing face of the Polar Regions, the European Polar Board (EPB) said at the launch of its strategic position paper on European polar research: "Relevance, Strategic Context and Setting Future Directions."
European research activities in the Polar Regions are significant, amounting to over 300 million euro per year in recognition of the regions' key role as driver of the Earth's climate and the functioning of the oceans. But this research is often fragmented with considerable overlap between the various participating nations within Europe.
To remedy the situation, the position paper calls for mainstreaming polar research into the European Research Area so that it becomes a priority within both the upcoming 8th R and D Framework Programme from the European Commission and polar funding agencies at national level in EU member states.
It also urges increased links with international partners to preserve the Polar Regions so that research can help answer global scientific questions affecting the dynamic Earth system itself.
"We need an ambitious and broad strategy for investment in research activities in the Polar Regions for the long-term benefit of Europe," said Professor Carlo Alberto Ricci, Chairman of the European Polar Board. "This approach will also serve to increase the weight of European science within the international polar science effort," he added.
The overlap of European spending and resource allocation will become more critical as climate change dramatically increases accessibility of the Polar Regions and opens up enormous new opportunities in fisheries, tourism, oil, gas and transport.
The position paper therefore urges a special effort notably to coordinate European research activities in Antarctica, through common programmes, shared resources and networking of scientific stations, and other facilities and infrastructures.
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Swansea City's Ben Davies is living the dream but keeping his feet on the ground
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THERE is a bit of a running joke going around the Swansea City dressing room about a team member being the only Premier League player to have a car with wind-down windows.
But the owner of the Volkswagon Polo in question laughs it off.
"It's not even a bad car," says Ben Davies. "A couple of my mates started it, saying I was the only Premier League player with a car with wind-down windows. Then the kitman got hold of it and it got in the club. It is a bit of banter. I don't mind. It is only a joke, I can take it. At the end of the day I am 19 and most 19-year-olds are lucky to have a car."
That last statement illustrates the level-headed, feet firmly on the ground approach which has helped Ben mix it with the best in the much-vaunted around the world Premier League.
It is all a far cry from when the Neath youngster started putting down a marker as a left back with potential to go all the way.
The ex-Blaendulais School, Seven Sisters, pupil slotted in there at the age of seven for Cwrt Herbert Colts and carried on in the Swansea City Academy at eight.
"I always wanted to be a footballer but obviously when you are that age to get in the academy was a big achievement," he says.
"I was playing for Cwrt Herbert on Saturday and on Sundays for the Swans. At the time it was about enjoying football."
He left Ysgol Gyfun Ystalyfera at 16 after GCSEs and was offered a two-year apprenticeship with Swansea, who were then in the Championship.
"Obviously there was no guarantee about getting a professional contract at the end of that," he says. "I was training every day and getting used to all that. It was totally different to training two or three times a week. Every morning you are in, cleaning the boots and doing jobs around the ground, training for an hour and a half and then back at the stadium doing a few more jobs.
"I think that is the best way of doing it as it means you don't get ahead of yourselves. I really had no idea if I was getting a professional contract. That is what I was working to, but on the side I did an A-level in maths. It is handy in case football doesn't work out for me at some point."
But fully on the books, Ben joined his new team mates in pre-season last summer and thought the best he would manage this season was a couple of Capital One Cup outings and maybe a loan spell somewhere to get first team experience. But that all changed on September 1 when Welsh international left back Neil Taylor broke his ankle against Sunderland and was ruled out for the season.
He had already made his debut as a substitute the previous month against West Ham United, but was now in the starting XI, where he has remained.
"Obviously it was not nice to see what happened to Neil, but it has given me my chance," he says. "I had the opportunity and now I have got to take it. He has been great to me, in fairness. He has always offered me any advice if I need it and encouraged me."
So now he is a Premier League regular and a Welsh international to boot. But he admits the pressure of playing games watched by millions around the world is always there.
"You can't prepare for it," says Ben. "You just have to find out if you are good enough. The speed of the game is totally different, and the quality of players you play against is up there with the best in the world.
"I don't think you can be at the Swans at a better time really. We are doing well in the Premier League and that is where the club wants to be. If we keep working hard, not get carried away and keep our feet on the ground, keep picking up points in this league. . .
"At the end of the day it is 11 versus 11 really and whoever you are up against you have got to do the best job you can, and try to stop them as much as you can. But this league, it is non-stop. You might think you have done your job against these top players, making a tackle. But a minute later they can be at you again as if it never happened.
"You are playing against some of the best players in the world and if you stand up to them you have done quite well. My game has improved. I am a lot more comfortable now and I am looking forward to every challenge that comes."
And they so far included Word Cup qualification matches with Wales.
"Wales is a million miles away for where I thought I would be," he says. "To have two caps to my name already at 19 is petty amazing really. It is pretty overwhelming that I have already played for my country."
And he has got a special word for the Swansea fans.
"Not many clubs come to the Liberty and out-sing our fans," he says. "We have got one of the best away supports in the league. Sometimes when you are away and you have got out fans out-singing the home fans that gives you a huge confidence boost. It shows that we are not just little old Swansea City going to the big places. It gives us confidence and I think it shows with the results we have had away from home."
Also important is the Swansea style, the passing style which has won anything but passing praise.
"Ever since Roberto Martinez was here the way we play football is very important," says Ben.
And he is playing his part in his breakthrough season.
"It is a bit of a change in everything really," he says. "You have just got to take every step as it comes.
"Be grateful for what you have got but don't be overwhelmed by it, and keep working hard."

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Take in a tour and a show at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
Published: Tuesday 1st of February 2011
If you are a fan of the works of Shakespeare then the Globe Theatre is sure to be on your list of London attractions to visit during a stay in the capital.
Located on London's Bankside next to the River Thames, the reconstruction of the playwright's famous theatre is a must-visit for anyone with an interest in the arts.
The original Globe Theatre was destroyed many years ago and it wasn't until American director Sam Wanamaker visited the city in search of the building's original location that the idea of reconstructing the playhouse arose.
Building work began on the theatre in 1987, almost 20 years after Wanamaker founded what was to become the Shakespeare Globe Trust. The theatre was finally finished in 1997, when the last plasterwork and thatching was completed.
Now the Globe not only puts on regular performances but is also home to an exhibition about Shakespeare's life and works - making it an excellent London attraction to visit if you want to know more about the famous thespian.
If you add this to your list of things to do in London, you will find that it is a fully interactive experience.
Resident storytellers are on hand to guide you around the Globe, telling you tales from the original theatre, as well as providing details about Wanamaker's struggle to reconstruct the landmark.
You will be able to view various displays of instruments and costumes, as well as an exhibition dedicated to Elizabethan special effects, where you can learn what the Shakespeare Company used to create some of the more gory scenes in its productions.
Of course, the auditorium itself is bound to be a highlight of any visit to this London attraction and you will be able to appreciate the atmosphere from the stalls as you gaze on to the central stage.
As an open-air space, the theatre season officially opens in late April and this year will begin on the Easter weekend with a full reading of the Bible to mark the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible.
Other shows scheduled to take place during 2011 include Much Ado About Nothing and Hamlet, as well as plays from other writers, such as Doctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe - one of Shakespeare's contemporaries - and the world premiere of God of Soho by Chris Hannan.
But if you are planning to spend some time visiting London attractions before the actors tread the boards, you will still find plenty going on.
The Shakespeare Globe Trust regularly runs educational events, including lectures about the playwright and his works, as well as other creative writers both past and present.
You may also find that your visit to the Globe coincides with one of its special events, in which case your trip could be made even more memorable.
A visit to Shakespeare's Globe Theatre should definitely be on your list of things to do in London - especially if you are spending time in the capital during the summer months when you could spend an afternoon browsing the various exhibitions before returning in the evening to watch one of the Bard's shows.
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Currently over 66% of the American adult population is overweight and 1/3 of those are obese. Over 8 Million children and adolescents are overweight. Over the last 20 years, the rates for overweight adolescents have tripled.
When we think about losing weight, we often think of cardio & diet, but the truth is that strength training does a lot for you. It adds much needed muscle tissue, burns calories and may even help prevent our blood sugar from spiking which helps prevent us from binge eating. Unless you do something to stop it, your body loses about a half pound of muscle each year after age 25. Since muscle is your biggest calorie burner, it's like taking your foot off the gas pedal of your metabolism. That metabolic slowdown can lead to a creeping weight gain of 1-2 pounds per year, or 45 pounds of fat between the ages of 20 & 50 for the average American.
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July 23, 2013MADISON, Wis. -- One day after six former Wisconsin men's hockey players were invited to the 2014 U.S. Olympic Team Orientation Camp as potential members of the 2014 U.S. Olympic Team, a seventh, Tony Granato, was named one of three assistant coaches for Team USA.
The 2014 Olympic Winter games are set for Feb. 7-23, 2014 in Sochi, Russia.
Granato, currently an assistant coach with the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins, was a two-time All-American at Wisconsin and sits fourth all-time as a Badger with 220 points in his four-year career (1983-87). Ranking third in school history with 100 goals, Granato was the 1987 WCHA Student-Athlete of the Year. He returned to campus last fall as one of the Badgers honorary captains prior to the Badgers' exhibition contest against the Don Granato-coached U.S. Under-18 Team. He was also inducted into Wisconsin Athletics Hall of Fame in 2000.
Granato spent three seasons as head coach of the Colorado Avalanche (2002-04, 2008-09) during his six years with the organization. That followed a 13-year NHL career with the New York Rangers, Los Angeles Kings and San Jose Sharks. He played in the 1993 Stanley Cup finals with Los Angeles and won the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy in 1997 for his dedication to the game of hockey.
Granato becomes the first Wisconsin alum to serve as a men's hockey coach at an Olympics. Former Badger Mark Johnson served as head coach of the women's team at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver. Others with ties to the UW program who have coached Olympic hockey teams include former Wisconsin head coach Bob Johnson, who was head coach of the 1976 U.S. Olympic team, and former UW assistant coach Grant Standbrook, who was an assistant coach for Team USA in 1976.
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Who's Who in Victoria 2008
Profile of Venerable Geshe Acharya Thubten Loden
In 2008 the inaugural edition of Who's Who in Victoria was published. The book is a tribute to the people who currently make Victoria a place in which to live and prosper, and who play an important part in shaping the State's identity. It showcases biographies and personal quotes of advice, inspiration and experience.
This is the profile of Venerable Geshe Acharya Thubten Loden published in Who's Who in Victoria 2008:
LODEN Thubten; Acharya (Hons) (Varanasi), Geshe Lharam (Sera Monastic), Tantric Studies (Hons) (Gyumay); Buddhist Monk, since 1931; s. of: Tobgyal Thubten & Ngawang Lhamo; b. Jan. 1, 1924, Drombu, Tibet, settled Aust. 1976; ed.: Varanasi Sanskrit Univ. (India), Sera Monastic Univ. (Tibet and India), Gyumay Tantric Coll. (India); career: Spiritual Dir Tibetan Buddhist Socy Aust. since 1979, Resident Tchr Chenrezig Inst. Wisdom Culture (Qld) 1976-79; Founder Tushita Publications 1991, Buddhist Spring Festival 1991, Tibetan New Year Festival 1988, Organiser First Aust. Tour Dalai Lama 1981-82; pub.: Path to Enlightenment in Tibetan Buddhism 1993, Meditations on the Path to Enlightenment 1996, The Fundamental Potential for Enlightenment 1996, Essence of the Path to Enlightenment 1997, Ocean of Indivisible Method and Wisdom 1999, Path to the Union of Clear Light and Illusory Body 2002, Great Treasure of the Six Yogas of Naropa 2005, Prayers for the Path of Indivisible Great Bliss and Emptiness 2006; address: Tibetan Buddhist Society, 1425 Mickleham Road, Yuroke Vic 3063.
Victoria: what does it mean to you? "I came to Australia as a refugee more than 30 years ago and since then I have lived most of that time in Victoria. I never ever forget the kindness that has been shown to me by Australian people, especially those in Victoria. During the last 30 years my food has come from Victoria; my clothing has come from Victoria; my shelter has come from Victoria. Always I try to repay that kindness. For that reason I established the Tibetan Buddhist Society, and our beautiful meditation centre at Yuroke, and arranged development of our rose gardens and the construction of our traditional Tibetan temple. At our regular festivals we are delighted to welcome to our meditation centre representatives of the various Buddhist communities established in Victoria, people representing Christian and other religious traditions, community leaders and the general public. When I see families relaxing in the colourful rose gardens or enjoying the serene atmosphere of our temple, I feel very, very happy. Victoria has welcomed so many people from different countries, cultures and religious traditions over many decades. The fact that these people live together so peacefully and share the experiences gained from their own knowledge, beliefs and traditions, is a wonderful example to the rest of the world."
Your own words or thoughts: "When I was a young boy growing up in a small village in eastern Tibet, I never would have believed that I would have to leave my country as a refugee, or that one day I would live in such a beautiful, fortunate country as Australia. Life is very, very uncertain! But whichever places I have lived or visited, human beings' essential wishes are the same. Everyone, without exception, whether rich or poor, old or young, interested in religion or not, wants happiness. No one ever wants even a moment's suffering. Therefore the most important thing is to develop a good heart, and, through compassion, help others as much as possible and avoid harming them. Australians have a good habit, when wishing someone farewell of saying, 'Goodbye, look after yourself!' I think this is very good advice. The best way of looking after ourselves is to develop more peaceful, compassionate and generous minds. This makes us happy and also brings happiness to others. Merely looking after oneself is not fundamentally a human quality – even birds, dogs and other animals are capable of doing that! Life is very precious and also quite short. If we spend our time on this earth in developing the special human qualities of kindness, compassion and in looking after others then our life will be useful and meaningful."


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BOSTON (CBS) – A new law has given the Secret Service the power to forbid protests near any government official should they deem it necessary. Candidates, dignitaries, political events, and elected officials could all be off limits for protestors, with a potential felony charge for anyone who disobeys. Harvey Silverglate, First Amendment advocate, joins NightSide to talk about the new law. Do you think the Secret Service should be able to decide where citizens can and can't protest?
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As a practicing physician at Peninsula Regional Medical Center, the recent closure of the Transitional Care Unit came as a surprise to me, just as it did to most of the staff. The TCU has always been one of the busiest floors at the hospital.
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Brain Tumor
What is a Brain Tumor?
A brain tumor is an abnormal growth of tissue in the brain. The tumor can either originate in the brain itself, or come from another part of the body and travel to the brain (metastasize). Brain tumors may be classified as either benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous), depending on their behavior.
A benign tumor does not contain cancer cells and usually, once removed, does not recur. Most benign brain tumors have clear borders, meaning they do not invade surrounding tissue. These tumors can, however, cause symptoms similar to cancerous tumors because of their size and location in the brain.
Malignant brain tumors contain cancer cells. Malignant brain tumors are usually fast growing and invade surrounding tissue. Malignant brain tumors very rarely spread to other areas of the body, but may recur after treatment. Sometimes, brain tumors that are not cancer are called malignant because of their size and location, and the damage they can do to vital functions of the brain.
Metastatic brain tumors are tumors that begin to grow in another part of the body, then spread to the brain through the bloodstream. Common types of cancer that can travel to the brain include lung cancer, breast cancer, melanoma (a type of skin cancer), and colon cancer. All of these cancers are considered malignant once they have spread to the brain.
Types of Brain Tumors
There are many different types of brain tumors. They are usually categorized by the type of cell where the tumor begins, or they are categorized by the area of the brain where they occur.
Astrocytomas are glial cell tumors that are derived from connective tissue cells called astrocytes. These cells can be found anywhere in the brain or spinal cord. Astrocytomas are the most common type of childhood brain tumor, and the most common type of primary brain tumor in adults. Astrocytomas are generally subdivided into high-grade, medium-grade or low-grade tumors. High-grade astrocytomas are the most malignant of all brain tumors.
Astrocytomas are further classified for presenting signs, symptoms, treatment, and prognosis, based on the location of the tumor. The most common location of these tumors in children is in the cerebellum, where they are called cerebellar astrocytomas. These persons usually have symptoms of increased intracranial pressure, headache, and vomiting. There can also be problems with walking and coordination, as well as double vision. In adults, astrocytomas are more common in the cerebral hemispheres (cerebrum), where they commonly cause increased intracranial pressure (ICP), seizures, or changes in behavior.
Brain Stem Gliomas
Brain stem gliomas are tumors found in the brain stem. Most brain stem tumors cannot be surgically removed because of the remote location and delicate and complex function this area controls. Brain stem gliomas occur almost exclusively in children; the group most often affected is the school-age child. The child usually does not have increased intracranial pressure (ICP), but may have problems with double vision, movement of the face or one side of the body, or difficulty with walking and coordination.
The most common type of primary brain tumor is a glioma. Gliomas begin from glial cells, which are the supportive tissue of the brain. There are several types of gliomas, categorized by where they are found, and the type of cells that originated the tumor.
Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM)
Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is the most common glioma (a type of brain cancer). It represents nearly one fourth of all primary brain tumors. This cancer starts in the glial cells, which are cells that help nerve cells work.
Ependymomas are also glial cell tumors. They usually develop in the lining of the ventricles or in the spinal cord. The most common place they are found in children is near the cerebellum. The tumor often blocks the flow of the CSF (cerebral spinal fluid, which bathes the brain and spinal cord), causing increased intracranial pressure. This type of tumor mostly occurs in children younger than 10 years of age. Ependymomas can be slow growing, compared to other brain tumors, but may recur after treatment is completed. Recurrence of ependymomas results in a more invasive tumor with more resistance to treatment. Two percent of brain tumors are ependymomas.
Hemangioblastomas are tumors usually located in the cerebellum and spinal cord. They can cause significant problems, for example angiomas in the brain or spinal cord may press on nerve or brain tissue. The tumors can occur as the result of von Hippel-Lindau disease.
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- Chordoma
- Craniopharyngioma
- Meningioma
- Metastatic tumors
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Optic nerve gliomas
Optic nerve gliomas are found in or around the nerves that send messages from the eyes to the brain. They are frequently found in persons who have neurofibromatosis, a condition a child is born with that makes him/her more likely to develop tumors in the brain. Persons usually experience loss of vision, as well as hormone problems, since these tumors are usually located at the base of the brain where hormonal control is located. These are typically difficult to treat because of the surrounding sensitive brain structures.
This type of tumor also arises from the supporting cells of the brain. They are found commonly in the cerebral hemispheres (cerebrum). Seizures are a very common symptom of these tumors, as well as headache, weakness, or changes in behavior or sleepiness. This tumor is more common in persons in their 40s and 50s. These tumors have a better prognosis than most other gliomas, but they can become more malignant with time.
Uveal melanoma
Uveal melanoma is cancer (melanoma) of the eye. Common surgical treatment for uveal melanomas is enucleation (removal of the eye), and other therapeutic options include radium plaque therapy and proton beam therapy. Gamma Knife surgery is becoming a more frequently used procedure for this unusual condition.
The majority of brain tumors have abnormalities of genes involved in cell cycle control, causing uncontrolled cell growth. These abnormalities are caused by alterations directly in the genes, or by chromosome rearrangements which change the function of a gene.
Genetics: Patients with certain genetic conditions (i.e., neurofibromatosis, von Hippel-Lindau disease, Li-Fraumeni syndrome, and retinoblastoma) also have an increased risk to develop tumors of the central nervous system. There have also been some reports of people in the same family developing brain tumors who do not have any of these genetic syndromes.
Chemical Exposure: Research has been investigating parents of children with brain tumors and their past exposure to certain chemicals. Some chemicals may change the structure of a gene that protects the body from diseases and cancer. Workers in oil refining, rubber manufacturing, and chemists have a higher incidence of certain types of tumors. Which, if any, chemical toxin is related to this increase in tumors is unknown at this time.
Radiation: Patients who have received radiation therapy to the head as part of prior treatment for other malignancies are also at an increased risk for new brain tumors.
The following are the most common symptoms of a brain tumor. However, each person may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms vary depending on the size and location of tumor. Many symptoms are related to an increase in pressure in or around the brain. There is no spare space in the skull for anything except the delicate tissues of the brain and its fluid. Any tumor, extra tissue, or fluid can cause pressure on the brain and result in increased intracranial pressure (ICP), which may result from one or more of the ventricles that drain cerebral spinal fluid (CSF, the fluid that surrounds the brain and spinal cord) becoming blocked and causing the fluid to be trapped in the brain. This increased ICP may cause the following:
- headache
- vomiting (usually in the morning)
- nausea
- personality changes
- irritability
- drowsiness
- depression
- decreased cardiac and respiratory function and, eventually, coma if not treated
Symptoms of brain tumors in the cerebrum (front of brain) may include:
- increased intracranial pressure (ICP)
- seizures
- visual changes
- slurred speech
- paralysis or weakness on half of the body or face
- drowsiness and/or confusion
- personality changes/impaired judgment
- short-term memory loss
- gait disturbances
- communication problems
Symptoms of brain tumors in the brainstem (middle of brain) may include:
- increased intracranial pressure (ICP)
- seizures
- endocrine problems (diabetes and/or hormone regulation)
- visual changes or double vision
- headaches
- paralysis of nerves/muscles of the face, or half of the body
- respiratory changes
- clumsy, uncoordinated walk
- hearing loss
- personality changes
Symptoms of brain tumors in the cerebellum (back of brain) may include:
- increased intracranial pressure (ICP)
- vomiting (usually occurs in the morning without nausea)
- headache
- uncoordinated muscle movements
- problems walking (ataxia)
The symptoms of a brain tumor may resemble other conditions or medical problems. Always consult your physician for a diagnosis.
In addition to a complete medical history and physical examination, diagnostic procedures for brain tumors may include the following:
- Neurological examination
Your physician tests reflexes, muscle strength, eye and mouth movement, coordination, and alertness.
- Computed tomography scan (also called a CT or CAT scan)
a diagnostic imaging procedure that uses a combination of x-rays and computer technology to produce cross-sectional images (often called slices), both horizontally and vertically, of the body. A CT scan shows detailed images of any part of the body, including the bones, muscles, fat, and organs. CT scans are more detailed than general x-rays.
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
a diagnostic procedure that uses a combination of large magnets, radio frequencies, and a computer to produce detailed images of organs and structures within the body.
- X-ray
a diagnostic test which uses invisible electromagnetic energy beams to produce images of internal tissues, bones, and organs onto film.
- Bone scan
pictures or X-rays taken of the bone after a dye has been injected that is absorbed by bone tissue. These are used to detect tumors and bone abnormalities.
- Arteriogram (also called an angiogram)
an x-ray of the arteries and veins to detect blockage or narrowing of the vessels.
- Myelogram
a procedure that uses dye injected into the spinal canal to make the structure clearly visible on x-rays.
- Spinal tap (also called a lumbar puncture)
a special needle is placed into the lower back, into the spinal canal. This is the area around the spinal cord. The pressure in the spinal canal and brain can then be measured. A small amount of cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) can be removed and sent for testing to determine if there is an infection or other problems. CSF is the fluid that bathes the brain and spinal cord.
- Positron emission tomography (PET)
a type of nuclear medicine procedure. This means that a tiny amount of a radioactive substance, called a radionuclide (radiopharmaceutical or radioactive tracer), is used during the procedure to assist in the examination of the tissue under study. Specifically, PET studies evaluate the metabolism of a particular organ or tissue, so that information about the physiology (functionality) and anatomy (structure) of the organ or tissue is evaluated, as well as its biochemical properties. Thus, PET may detect biochemical changes in an organ or tissue that can identify the onset of a disease process before anatomical changes related to the disease can be seen with other imaging processes such as computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). UVA has a PET/CT scanner, which combines the advantages of PET and CT scanning to get a more precise look at any potential tumors and their activity.
- Magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS)
a procedure that produces images depicting function rather than shape. The equipment requires a special, highly complex facility.
- Surgical biopsy
the process of removing at least some of the tumor in order to examine it in a lab. In a craniotomy, the surgeon will also remove as much of the tumor as is safely possible. For tumors in a part of the brain that is difficult to reach, a surgeon may perform a stereotactic biopsy, during which a small sample of the tumor is extracted using a needle.
Diagnosis of a brain tumor depends mostly on the types of cells involved and the tumor location.
UVA is home to some of the most advanced technologies for the treatment of brain and spinal cord tumors, including:
- Clinical trials
UVA has an active clinical trials program, with many clinical trials developed by UVA researchers and physicians. We participate in many National Cancer Institute-supported clinical trials. Additionally, because we see many patients with brain tumors, we have access to the newest and most promising pharmaceutical company trials as well. Our partners in clinical trials include Harvard, Mayo Clinic and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
- Expertise in chemotherapy for gliomas, brain lymphoma and meningiomas
Since brain tumors account for only 1-2% of all cancer, most oncologists have little familiarity with their management. UVA's neuro-oncologists, Drs. Schiff and Purow, exclusively see patients with neuro-oncologic disorders and are up to date on the full spectrum of standard and experimental strategies. This expertise allows us to offer promising therapies that are unavailable through clinical trials and that are unfamiliar to most general oncologists. Such approaches include bevacizumab (Avastin) for high-grade gliomas and the use of chemotherapy as the initial treatment of low-grade gliomas.
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UVA is an international training site for the Gamma Knife, a powerful instrument designed to direct exquisitely precise radiation to tumors in the brain without performing brain surgery. UVA physicians pioneered the use of this technology.
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Our Skull Base Center brings together specialists in neurosurgery, head and neck surgery, sinus and skull base surgery, ear disorders (otology/neurotology), neuroradiology, pituitary disorders (endocrinology) and radiation oncology. These specialists work as a team to treat difficult-to-reach skull base tumors.
- Gene therapy is a special gene is added to a virus that is injected into the brain tumor. An antivirus drug is then given which kills the cancer cells that have been infected with the altered virus.
- Molecular cytogenetics a specialized technique helps to predict prognosis and to determine which brain tumors will respond best to chemotherapy.
- PET/CT an advanced imaging system is capable of finding some tumors before they are visible on more traditional systems. It is also useful in differentiating tumor from radiation damage. UVA had the first PET/CT scanner in Virginia.
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UVA has renowned experts in the field of pituitary surgery, performing more of these procedures than any other center in the world.
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Our neurosurgeons can do an MRI mid-surgery to make sure they removed the entire brain tumor and potentially prevent a second surgery.
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After four years of doing print and radio advertising, Otion is moving to the next advertising medium. We're going solely with television ads for 2008.
We are lucky to have an award winning film production company in Bellingham. Handcrank Films shot the Otion commercial in four hours on location Tuesday night. Four hours to get just 1 minute of footage may sound like a lot. It's not. With all the shots necessary to properly showcase Otion's unique concept, time and many actors were necessary. The above photo shows the tight face shot actually occurring during this take (bottom right tv screen).
Handcrank Films worked with us to do the shoot after hours at Otion. The amount of camera equipment, actors and crew would have made it difficult to have customer soap bars going on during the filming.
Here's Erik, showing actress Audra, Otion's wide choice of books.
Yesterday, I went to Handcrank Film's production studios to do voice overs. It was very challenging trying to match up previously filmed footage with my voice. I never did get it quite perfect but Max, the producer, says that it's good enough.
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CHICAGO — The vice president of the Chicago Teachers Union said Saturday the city school district's latest offer in contract negotiations was disappointing and that the wrangling would continue throughout the weekend, as tens of thousands of teachers readied to walk off the job on Monday.
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One person in the audience at a Louis C.K. performance obviously didn't see the episode of Louie where the stand-up comic went after a heckler. A woman interrupted his jokes to yell out that she thought his boots were sexy, and C.K. took that as an opportunity to explain that you never ever do that.
In a video of C.K.'s performance at a New York City Center benefit, a woman clearly yells, "I think your boots are really sexy." C.K. stops, asks, "What?" and the woman repeats it.
"Thank you. Maybe tell me that later instead of during a performance," he replied, reports The Huffington Post.
"It is not appropriate to yell s**t at me right now," he explains. "If you yell at someone on the street, you're not ruining a show for 2,500 f**king people."
C.K. then explains that there are only two people that you should never interrupt: him and a pilot flying a plane. He also adds in a ballerina.
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To save his dying father's life, young motorcycle stuntman Johnny Blaze signs a deal with the demon Mephistopheles. Deceived by the demon, Blaze's father meets an unfortunate demise in spite of the pact.
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The Composition and Cultural Rhetoric program participates in FPP, encouraging doctoral students to complete FPP and receive a Certificate in University Teaching.
FPP begins for CCR students at the start of their second year of teaching for the Writing Program, when CCR students move from Teaching Assistants to Teaching Associates. FPP offers a series of Faculty Teaching Mentors' Seminars for faculty involved with FPP and emphasizes the processes necessary for earning a Certificate in University Teaching.
Each CCR student will receive an FPP mentor at the start of their participation in FPP in their second year of teaching. FPP mentees are ideally assigned to mentors other than their exam chair or dissertation director.
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She Had Two Loves And Lots Of Shoes
If you read any of my Item of the Day posts, you'll notice I've had a thing for shoes lately. This is less because of my ongoing secret desire to be Carrie Bradshaw, and more like that episode of Sex and the City where Miranda goes on a sex strike and turns to chocolate. I have quit dating and replaced it with shoe shopping. So far it's been pretty satisfying, and since my preferred shoe maker is Nine West rather than Manolo Blahnik, it hasn't been too hard on my bank account.
It's possible that I haven't quit dating, and that dating quit me. Or more likely, it's that dating, as I wish to define it, never really existed.
My belief in dating, like my beliefs in most things, comes from a TV show, but it's not the one you'd expect. Seinfeld was the first sitcom I was allowed to watch that wasn't a part of the TGIF lineup, and as such, it was my blueprint for how single adults conducted their lives. Every week, George or Jerry was dating an attractive new woman he'd met in some totally mundane situation. They made adulthood looked like a fun, easy smorgasbord of interesting people.
In addition to how dating worked, Seinfeld also taught me the importance of having funny nicknames for the people you date. In my time, my friends and I have been asked out by such gems as:
Rotary Dial Cell Phone Guy (because his desire to invent one was the only thing he would talk about, ever)
iPod Jeremy (self explanatory, but because he was never seen without one)
Cinnabuns (worked at a Cinnabon)
The Doctor (his initials were MD)
Scorpion Toast (I wish there were a better story here; this just rhymes with his name)
Bagel Boy (This guy was so passionate in his belief that there were no good bagels to be found on the west coast that he learned how to make them himself. He would take flavor requests and bring them in for my officemate that he had a crush on. I got the leftovers and they were so good that they ruined me for regular bagels forever.)
The problem is that once you've come up with a hilarious nickname for a guy, it's very, very unlikely that he's someone you'd consider a second date, let alone an actual relationship with. You'll note that none of the relationships on Seinfeld ever really worked out, either.
While Seinfeld introduced me to the idea of dating, Sex and the City certainly reinforced the idea that any given city might contain a large number of attractive, interesting, employed men that meet women in bars or in the grocery store or in yoga class, and then ask these women to dinner. Based on this show, I assumed that once I got to my 20s, this sort of thing would happen to me all the time. With half of that decade officially behind me, I can reassure you that this is not the case. I can count on one hand, nay, one finger, the number of times since college that I've met a random guy in public and he has subsequently asked me out. The dating world that television told me of does not exist.
I don't want to go into the death of dating and "hookup culture", because that's been written about to death. My concern isn't hookup culture, my concern is relationship culture. In my experience, and from watching my friends, no one dates anymore. You are either entirely single, or you are in a serious relationship. There is no middle ground. I've tried to create one, tried to be the girl who can go to a few dinners with a few guys and assess who I like best and decide who I want things to move forward with, but pretty much the only place to meet guys to do that with is the Internet, which is its own kind of scary. I would kill for a guy to actually walk up to me in a bar, ask for my number and call me maybe. So I've sort of given up.
Which brings me to another Sex and the City episode. The one where Charlotte presents the "Two Great Loves" theory, and then promptly points out that Carrie has had Aidan and Big, and so she's done. Everyone tries to reassure Carrie that it's a stupid theory and she'll find someone else, but if you think about how the rest of the show plays out…she doesn't. Even though I quite liked Petrovsky until he took her to Paris and started being a workaholic jerk, no relationship Carrie ever had was quite at the level of Aidan or Big. Carrie really did have two loves and lots o' shoes.
I'm starting to worry it might be the same for me, and not just because of my growing shoe collection. The only reason I'm so interested in dating is because I've already been in two serious, multi-year relationships. I wanted to change it up and see what was out there, but maybe there isn't anything. When I look around at my friends who are married, every single one of them is married to either their first or second serious relationship. According to this logic, there's no point in me dating; I've used up all my chances.
Fortunately, the point of the first half of this column was that TV relationships are not gospel. Just because every SATC character got a maximum of two multi-season relationships (Charlotte had Trey and Harry, Samantha had Richard and Smith, Miranda just had Steve) doesn't mean I'm limited to that number. And my friends that are married to #1 or #2 are only in their mid 20's; they didn't have time to be in that many relationships before they lucked out and found The One. Just because right now I'd rather shoe shop (the Nordstrom half-yearly sale is happening right now!) doesn't mean there isn't someone out there for me eventually. But for the moment, my only relationship is going to be with Steve Madden.
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PHOENIX — A man has been convicted of first-degree murder of a woman at her Mesa home.
Maricopa County prosecutors said 33-year-old Jeremy Cardwell, also charged with burglary, was found guilty
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yeah this is a dead project. It sure looks pretty but it is a useless app as a whole. literally nothing worked exept for the clock, the web browser and navigating the menus.
It's not really a dead project. It pretty much alive but the development is just very slow at the moment. I'm sorry for that. I need to keep up my office work in the first place for my living and since few months I'm really really very busy. Besides, neither I'm an expert Xcode/cocoa programmer nor a graphics designer. You should understand the amount of time I need to spend to make every single screen.Quote:
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The wars have come home, intensifying the battle against homelessness.
The latest annual count of people without fixed shelter in Indianapolis showed a modest 5 percent increase over the previous year, and the numbers would have looked a lot better but for one category.
The number of homeless veterans soared by 34 percent, from 262 in 2011 to 351 when the tally was taken last January.
The head of the Hoosier Veterans Assistance Foundation, Charles Haenlein, told The Star's Diana Penner he thinks the actual total is more like 400 to 500. And, indeed, some who work with the homeless consider the overall figure of 1,647 far lower than reality.
Officials of the Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention insist they've developed highly sophisticated tracking methods and have produced an accurate picture. In any case, they agree it is not a pretty picture: too many people on the street or in shelters, too many families with children in those ranks, and too many men and women who have served their country in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The stereotype of the shiftless bum, say those who help the homeless, has never been more demonstrably false.
The economy is the culprit. An impressive array of programs providing affordable housing and support services, fueled by roughly $4 million in federal stimulus funds, has cut into a homeless population that hit 3,500 a decade ago. But jobs melted away after 2007; and returning veterans in particular have found them scarce.
Unlike previous wars, the current ones are being waged largely with National Guard members and Reservists, who do not have military careers to fall back on. Yet they have the same re-entry issues, such as post-traumatic stress, as their counterparts who don't have to hunt for civilian jobs.
When they become homeless, or at risk of it, much is available for them and much can be added. More transitional housing, more emergency beds and more mental health outreach are vital investments. But the true need they reflect, along with others who became statistics due to lost jobs and foreclosed houses, is not one for homelessness services. They need an end to the long march of recession.


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Cuban coffee
Posted 15 December 2003 - 01:56 PM
Can anyone tell me more about it?
Posted 16 December 2003 - 09:40 AM
I'd be curious to know how they're preparing it - some Caribbean countries use the method whereby coffee is finely ground, steepd in water that's just off the boil and then poured through a cloth filter. Coffee prepared in thsi fashipn can be excelent - some of the best I've ever had. Here's in the northeast, the Spanish restaurants (Cuban or otherwise) often use an espresso machine to make a lungo (long draw) with finely ground dark roast coffee. It's basically a tall espresso style coffee. Even the places using a cheap and ubiquitous brand like Bustelo often turn out a cafe con leche that's better than any Starbucks latte.
The item that is not routinely available in the US but is said to be of excelent quality is real Cuban beans - those grown in Cuba. has anyone here tried them?
Posted 16 December 2003 - 11:44 AM
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Posted 16 December 2003 - 11:56 AM
they use an espresso machine and, if you want, put a little sugar on top of the coffee before it goes into the machine. The sugar gets a bit caramelized by the heat of the espresso machine and gives it a uniqueness that I like.
I keep forgetting to do this when making espresso at home. It's a neat trick and works really well - it is distinctly different than just adding sugar afterwards and works really well. One of the many places where I skip espresso drinks and go straight for the cafe con leche (in addition to NYC) is the Miami area. NOt only is it usually better, it typically costs 1/3 to 1/2 as much at most.
Posted 16 December 2003 - 12:05 PM
Some of the best coffee I've ever tasted was the stuff I had in Cuba. Particularly memorable was the extremely dark brew at the Hotel Nacional. Delicious, rich and aromatic with a very fresh taste. Unfortunately, I didn't think to ask them about where it was grown or roasted, or how it was made.
The item that is not routinely available in the US but is said to be of excelent quality is real Cuban beans - those grown in Cuba. has anyone here tried them?
Posted 16 December 2003 - 03:00 PM
Posted 16 December 2003 - 03:12 PM
Peaberry coffee (which refers to the small round bean type) is generally a high grade regardless of origin. I suspect that the delicious coffee you had may have been this. Coffee is also grown in the Guantanemo region but I think it's of a lower quality (most likely in part due to lower altitude).
This coffee is grown on small, worker-organized cooperative farms using traditional, shade-growing techniques on the slopes of the Sierra Maestra mountain range in Eastern Cuba.
This coffee has a rich, chocolatey, nutty flavour with a heavy body and a sweet, smooth aftertaste. It is roasted medium-dark, giving it added sweetness and aroma. It is an excellent coffee for any time of the day.
Posted 18 December 2003 - 10:59 AM
just a thought.
Posted 23 December 2003 - 11:56 AM
I have yet to open the pound of Turquino, another Cuban brand, waiting patiently in my cupboard, but my taste buds are looking forward to it!
Fortunately for me my wife prefers Jamaican Blue Mountain, so I get to hoard the Cuban coffee all to myself!
-- Aristophanes (450 BC - 388 BC)
Posted 23 December 2003 - 12:30 PM
Fortunately for me my wife prefers Jamaican Blue Mountain, so I get to hoard the Cuban coffee all to myself!
I'll just pray that should I ever have a woman in the house with me full time (wife or otherwise), our differences should be so mutually beneficial!
Posted 23 December 2003 - 02:01 PM
I'll just pray that should I ever have a woman in the house with me full time (wife or otherwise), our differences should be so mutually beneficial
Yes, I am a huge fan of JBM as well! I still like to play the, "Fine, honey, since you like this coffee better, I guess I can handle it" card though...
-- Aristophanes (450 BC - 388 BC)
Posted 24 December 2003 - 07:06 AM
Posted 24 December 2003 - 07:58 AM
Posted 24 December 2003 - 08:05 AM
I also notice that many latin places pre-brew espresso and let it sit for hours. Around me they usually re-heat it by steaming it with the milk(that is almost always sitting out at room temp - Foodservice violation) when making cafe con leche.
one thing that I have noticed in many of the places where I get cafe con leche is that the leche is usually sitting in a bunn pot on a warmer and already has a signifcant amount of sugar added to it. this procedure is similar to the making of 'sweet tea'. at home in addtion to adding a bit of sugar to the top of the espresso I also heat the sugar and milk in a pot or in the microwave prior to adding the cafe'. seems to work just dandy as many have complimented me on my cafe' service.
just a thought.
I don't care for sugar in my coffee so I ask for it without. It seems to be the only way to get one freshly made since they pre-sweeten everything.


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NEW YORK (AP) -- Tim Thomas picked up some of the scoring slack for the Knicks a few hours after New York placed Jamal Crawford on the injured list.
Thomas scored 20 points to lead five New York starters in double figures, pacing the Knicks to a 91-82 victory over the Charlotte Bobcats.
The Knicks, who earlier this month lost in Charlotte despite 41 points from Crawford, played without their injured shooting guard this time. Crawford was placed on injured reserve with turf toe of his right foot, so Allan Houston started and Stephon Marbury, Moochie Norris and Trevor Ariza all took on some minutes at the position.
"I feel as though each and every day I've got a mismatch," the 6-foot-10 Thomas said. "I knew tonight it was going to be key for me to try to take advantage of that, try to get them to double and get Al free shots and get Steph free shots. It makes everybody's job a whole lot easier."
Houston scored 16 in his first start of the season after coming off the bench since returning from a left knee injury that caused him to the first five weeks of the season. He also missed last year's playoffs and 13 of the final 14 regular-season games because of soreness that developed after he returned from knee surgery.
"Yeah, it felt more normal, because that's what I've been doing for so long," Houston said. "It definitely felt more familiar. But, it's a different situation, it's a different stage of being here in New York. All I want to do is use my experience to help us."
Forward Kurt Thomas had 10 points, center Nazr Mohammed added 16 and point guard Marbury overcame a poor start to score 14.
"We were a little sluggish. It was weird," Marbury said. "We were kind of funky -- I know I was funky. I couldn't get into a nice flow. I had some turnovers where I if I would have shot I wouldn't have got those turnovers. But I stayed aggressive."
Emeka Okafor had 23 points and 15 rebounds for the Bobcats for his 15th straight double-double, the most in a row by a rookie since Shaquille O'Neal had 15 straight for Orlando during the 1992-93 season.
"We got hung up in the moment where the game got personal, and the game should never get personal on the court," said Charlotte coach Bernie Bickerstaff, who earned a technical foul in the third quarter. "We allowed baskets on the other end because we were into ourselves."
Primoz Brezec scored 13 of his 16 points in the first quarter for the Bobcats, who faded after leading 28-24 and looked set to crumble in the third period, finishing the quarter with almost as many turnovers (five) as baskets (six).
But in the fourth, Steve Smith hit a pair of 3-pointers to cut the Knicks' 15-point lead to 79-77 with five minutes left. Kurt Thomas then missed an open jumper, but the rebound came right back to the unguarded forward, and the Knicks played the clock down to 3:43 for a finger roll by Thomas. His 3-pointer with 25.1 seconds left secured the win.
"I try to look for Tim a little bit more, too," said Houston, who had five assists, "because he's 6-10 and if he feels like you have confidence in him, it gets him going, too."
With Crawford and Penny Hardaway unavailable, the Knicks struggled early with their guard matchups.
When Houston, still cautious with his left knee and playing fewer minutes than Crawford does, had to sit, Marbury defended the Bobcats' shooting guard, often 6-5 Keith Bogans, and backup Norris defended Charlotte's point guard, Brevin Knight. The switch caused several early turnovers, and Marbury shot 1-for-8 in the first half.
Ariza looked comfortable at the position, though, and had a nice pass to start a fast break and several defensive stops that might make the rookie forward a capable backup at the position. New York coach Lenny Wilkens even opted for Ariza instead down the stretch, subbing him in on defense and switching Houston in for offense in the final minutes.
"I feel comfortable anywhere on the floor," said Ariza, who was impressive during the preseason but has been quiet of late. "I practiced a lot at that position during the preseason."
Game notes
Jamison Brewer replaced Crawford on the Knicks' roster. ... Charlotte was looking for its first road winning streak after winning its first game away from home Wednesday at Houston.


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Buffalo, NY - First, it was caught up in the courts, then it was stopped in its tracks by the economy leaving a steel shell looming over the site.
After a renewed commitment and a redesign, the temporary casino is gone, and the Buffalo Seneca Creek Casino celebrated its grand opening Tuesday night.
"It's very exciting. It's a perfect setting. It's in downtown on the waterfront, and it's just wonderful," says Joyce Piasecki.
Piasecki likes playing the slots.
"I call it my therapy. I come down here, it's my therapy," she says.
The new $130-million Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino in the Cobblestone District has more than eight-hundred slot machines, 18 table games, two restaurants and a sports bar.
It has created around five-hundred jobs.
"If I have a feeling, I think they're going to expand here, too. Eventually," says Piasecki.
Piasecki might be onto something.
While the original plans called for a hotel, the final project does not include one. The recession hit, and the Seneca Nation scaled back the plans.
Still, Seneca leaders are hopeful with all of the development downtown, the casino could grow in the future.
"I think that's part of some of the discussions we're going to be having in the future here. We've talked about the grand hotel that we did back, but the economics, you know, sometimes it's not the right atmosphere, so we pulled back a little bit. But, there's a lot of discussion on different ideas that down here are partnering up, more people in the City of Buffalo different areas here, so I think there's a lot of potential here. And, I think we'd like to take advantage of that, even though it might not be on our territory, we're still a part of downtown Buffalo," says Seneca Nation President Barry Snyder.
It was not easy getting to the grand opening.
Five years ago, work on the casino stopped and Seneca leaders blamed the economy. Before that, groups fighting the casino filed lawsuits. Now, all signs point to the casino being here to stay.
"We had confidence in what we were doing. We knew that WNY, again, is our home. We're not going anywhere," says Snyder.
And, it won't take an expansion to keep Piasecki coming back.
"I used to come down here anyways in the tin can, and I enjoyed it, but I like this much better," she says.
Until now, the temporary Buffalo Creek Casino attracted 800,000 visitors a year. Now, that number is expected to jump to three-million.


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I have been there an hour ago and explosions, smoke,people running and screaming, molotovs cocktails police and riots were occuring in Madrid center.
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Over 140 people have been arrested and 74 injured, including 43 police officers, as Spanish police react swiftly to reports of property damage and disorderly behavior while mass protests that began in Spain continue to roll out across the EU.
A wave of anti-austerity anger is sweeping across Europe. Spain and Portugal are undergoing general strikes, whereas Greece and Italy are seeing many walkouts.
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