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Magazine Article | September 17, 2010
Feature Article: Middleware Is Key Ingredient In Mobile Success
By Gennifer Biggs, Business Solutions magazine.
On the surface, it sounds simple: Buy a handful of mobile devices, load up some prefab software, and you have a field services solution. But, ISV MiT Systems says deployments undermined by that confusion over the complexity of pairing today's mobile solutions with yesterday's back end infrastructure have led many a dissatisfied customer to its door. "There is a gap between what the legacy back office systems can do and what a mobile worker needs to do. Plus, the needs of each customer are very different," explains Jim French, CEO of MiT Systems. "There are historically two kinds of mobile solutions to resolve that problem. You have custom platforms a customer builds and manages or the VAR who has a solution and hopes you fit into it. We are in the middle." And French means that literally. As an ISV, MiT has driven its growth by bridging the gap between legacy back end operations and new mobile solutions, such as sales force automation, delivery, route sales, or merchandising solutions with a highly configurable middleware offering.
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Katelyn Flaherty of Marstons Mills, a student at Colby-Sawyer College in New London, NH, participated in a recent event in support of National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. Following presentations and musical performances, several students spent the night in shelters they constructed from cardboard and other materials.
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Trumka is a not so fancy word for a dumb guy
You gotta love how Trumka ignores simple facts on record that it was Obama who's the "hostage taker" having created and signed this "ransom demand" into law.
To borrow a few words Trumka used a while back…it's time this "son of a b1tc4es" lies were exposed.
Union parasites, rejoice! Free stuff is just around the corner!
Dumb idea like freeing thousands of incarcerated illegal aliens and the White House coping the excuse that Obama, Napolitano didn't know it until they read about it.
Trumka calls sequester "dumb idea." Sequester idea was clearly Obama's. Hence, simple logic dictates this is what Trumka really meant:
Obama's Sequester Plan a Dumb Idea
whose idea the sequester was....and who signed it into law.
Another example of the failure of the liberal msm to accurately report inconvenient facts.
when will the MSM liberal communist elite media accurately report that Obama wants to cut spending?
As with most union leaders Trumka is just a fancy word for Crook.
Two words Obama used last night to significantly backpedal on his whines that the sky would fall if the sequester he denies he created, a "dumb idea" even in Trumka thug-like mind, takes effect tomorrow.
no liberals here, haven't they anything to say?
I don't see what the problem is....."sequester" is another word for what the republicans have proposed; domestic cuts. Typical crook--all they have are one-liners.
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Ride the duck! Although gawked and pointed at for its funny shape and cartoon lettering, the Seattle Duck Tours are actually a great way to see the city by both land and by sea. The always comic and informative captains keep you entertained with witty quips and interesting side notes about the city, its history and places of interest, and great places to stop and grab a bite to eat.
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Jamie Oliver Wins the Battle for Unflavored Milk for His Food RevolutionOle & Shaina Olmanson
Today the Los Angeles Unified School District voted to approve a new milk contract for their schools that stipulates no flavored milk for schools. Jamie Oliver, host of the ABC television show Food Revolution and his team are celebrating. He's been vying to get the school board to respond for several months as his show aired, often feeling the push-back from the school.
"I couldn't be happier that new LAUSD Superintendent John Deasy is honoring the commitment he made to me on the Jimmy Kimmel Show. This is a giant step forward for the health and future of 680,000 kids in Los Angeles, and leads the way for more school districts around the country to follow," Jamie commented. So what's next?
Just last week, June 9th marked the first "Milk Day of Action" for the Food Revolution team, with people from across the nation gathering in schools with kids and school staff members to raise awareness about the nutritional benefits of drinking plain white milk, and more than 40 different school districts have already started the process to removing it from their lunchrooms.
Want to ask Jamie your question? He'll be streaming live on JamieOliver.com and taking questions on Twitter @JamieOliver as well today, June 15th at 1 p.m. EDT/10 a.m. PDT
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Crock Pot Beef N Beer Brisket
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 8 hrs
Doesn't get much easier. The sauce comes out sweet and tangy.
Make and share this Crock Pot Beef N Beer Brisket recipe from Food.com.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 1⁄2-5 lbs beef brisket, trimmed of excess fat
- 12 ounces dark stout beer (such as Guinness or a similar dark stout, lager may work, too)
- 8 ounces tomato sauce
- 3⁄4 cup packed light brown sugar
- 1 small chopped onion
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 teaspoon thyme
- 1 tablespoon parsley
- 1⁄2 teaspoon black pepper
- salt, if needed, to taste
- Place brisket into slow-cooker.
- In a bowl, mix together all remaining ingredients; pour over beef in the slow-cooker.
- Cover and cook on low for about 8 hours or until desired doneness is reached.
- Let rest before slicing; serve with juices.
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This was really good and oh so simple! The DH and I had to change our dinner plans after it had already been cooking for 8+hrs so I just popped it in the fridge over night... in the morning I just put it back on low... Turned out FABULOUS! Sweet... Tangy... We will be having this one again! Thanks so much!
Good stuff! I added potatoes, and at the end some cornstarch to thicken the sauce. I didn't have a stout beer but it still worked okay. Also I had to cook longer, more like 9.5 hrs.


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Q&A With Culture and Communication's Dr. Asta Zelenkauskaite
February 7, 2013 — Dr. Zelenkauskaite joined Drexel University's College of Arts and Sciences after earning her Ph.D. in mass communication at Indiana University. Her research interests include social media, computer-mediated communication, and user-generated content.
Dr. Asta Zelenkauskaite
Assistant Professor, Department of Culture & Communication
Hometown: Vilnius, Lithuania
Degree: Ph.D., Mass Communication, Indiana University
Research Interests: Social media, computer-mediated communication, user-generated content
A: I finished my Ph.D. program at Indiana University in the spring of 2012. From 2010-2012, I spent a year and a half as a researcher at the Institute for Scientific and Technological Research in Italy.
A: 100 years of solitude, G. G. Márquez
A: Sushi
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A: An intensive Serbian course taught by Professor Sergejus Temcinas, who showed that it is possible to learn a language in 8 weeks.
A: Media literacy and ethics issues call for a deeper reflection regarding the ubiquitous presence of media, which has a strong impact on our everyday lives reaching beyond mere media use. In particular, I believe that social media opens up a discussion not only related to marketing issues but also ethical points of view, which become further relevant not only in a classroom, but also in the future working realm for many of the students who will become media professionals.
A: Social media topics particularly intrigue me. Given that we live in the period where social media is becoming mainstream, it gives me a possibility to explore the relevance of topic through the eyes of my students who are potentially influencing the future of social media.
A: I am very invested in my teaching; however, my perception of the true success of a student is based on a reciprocal determination and reflection that should go beyond the grade.
A: The passion of being able to have a freedom of thought, which allows one to analyze and challenge mainstream conceptions.
A: Given that my research intertwines between various disciplines, I hope to contribute to an interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration with my colleagues. With regards to social media teaching, I hope to be able to bring up the issues related to social media that would go beyond the classroom and provide reflective grounding for the future careers of students as well as their everyday lives and the choices they make with regards to media.
See Dr. Asta Zelenkauskaite in action: CoAS Dean's Seminar: "Social Media and its Impact Through Active Contribution and Interaction" Wednesday, February 13, 2013, 3:30-5:00PM, Disque 109.
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As expected, the GNOME Project has officially announced the GNOME 3.10 desktop environment a few minutes ago, September 25, 2013, even though the project's packages were available for download for a couple of days now.
GNOME 3.10 introduces a revamped system tray with a unified panel that displays network connection settings, brightness and volume sliders, battery controls, as well as shortcuts for system settings and functions.
GNOME 3.10 also introduces new applications like Maps, Music and a dedicated Software Center tool, from where users will be able to install, uninstall and update GNOME exclusive packages. Initial Wayland support is also available in this release.
If you want to know more about this release of the controversial and powerful GNOME desktop environment, we strongly suggest reading our comprehensive article with the GNOME 3.10 highlights.
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Villanova vs. Air Force
February 18, 2006
|Matt Starker
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|Chris Macdonald
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|Chris Mercer
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|Matt Panneton
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|Matthew Fritts
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|Eric Webber
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|Safi Najdawi
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|Dan Liva
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|Joseph Canuso
|8 (0.571)
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|Griffin Nevitt
|(2, 0)
|Will Meister
|(1, 1)
|Kevin Crumrine
|(2, 0)
|Peter Krasco
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|Justin Kuchta
|(1, 0)
|Conrad Lochocki
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|Justin Pavoni
|9 (0.450)
|Current Record
|Air Force
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|Villanova, PA - Villanova University (1-0) dominated face-offs, played aggressive defense and a patient offense en route to an 11-6 season-opening win over the United States Air Force Academy (0-1) this afternoon at Villanova Stadium.
Villanova held a 14-6 face-off advantage, used stifling defense to limit quality scoring chances and to create transition opportunities for the offense, and waited patiently for good looks in Air Force's zone defense.
The Wildcats opened the scoring just 37 seconds into the game when senior co-captain Matt Starker (Summit, N.J.) scored on a man-up opportunity after Air Force's Griffin Nevitt was called for holding. USAF's Nevitt quickly posted the equalizer after the Falcons' Kyle O'Neill won the ensuing face-off.
But Villanova reeled off three unanswered goals to take a 4-1 lead with 6:09 to play in the first quarter. Wildcat freshman Matthew Fritts (Dallas, Tex.) scored his first collegiate goal at 11:58 off a feed from junior Chris Mercer (Severna Park, Md.). Villanova scored again at 8:15 after sophomore Matt Panneton (Niskayuna, N.Y.) checked the ball out of USAF's Daniel Breiding's stick, creating the opportunity for sophomore Chris MacDonald (Westfield, N.J.) to find the back of the net.
`Nova's final tally of the quarter came at 6:09 when junior Safi Najdawi fed Panneton for the score. Air Force stemmed the tide with a goal from Kevin Crumrine, assisted by Will Meister that made it 4-2. The Wildcats controlled the ball for most of the second quarter. Panneton's goal, the only second quarter goal of the game, at 7:58 kicked off a 4-0 run by the `Cats. Starker scored at 13:11 in the third quarter, MacDonald at 9:24 off a feed from junior Eric Webber (Denver, Colo.), and Starker posted his third goal at 4:58 to give Villanova an 8-2 lead.
Air Force scored its third of the game with 2:12 left in the third when Nevitt found the back of the cage. Villanova had three quick opportunities in the final minute, but Falcon goalie Justin Pavoni saved the first and the last two shots went wide and high.
USAF's Justin Kuchta opened the fourth quarter with a goal at 13:27 before Villanova went on its third run of the day, knocking in three unanswered to take an 11-4 lead with 7:47 left. Freshman Dan Liva (Bryn Mawr, Pa.) scored his first collegiate goal at 11:28, Starker his fourth of the day off a pass by junior Mike Haas (North Wales, Pa.) at 10:20, and Mercer at 7:47 after a feed by MacDonald.
Air Force scored two late goals, one by Crumrine at 5:33 and the other by Meister with 37 seconds left for the final score.
Villanova held a narrow edge in shots, 27-23, and groundballs, 21-18, for the game. Pavoni made nine saves for the Falcons, while Villanova goalie senior co-captain Joe Canuso (Moorestown, N.J.) made eight for the Wildcats.
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Gwyneth Paltrow Shares Lunch Box Ideas
Kitchen Queen Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop Granola Bar Recipe
To see the Iron Man 2 star's recipe for homemade granola bars,
Gwyneth Paltrow's Homemade Granola Bars
1 1/3 cups quick-cooking (not instant) rolled oats, divided
a pinch each fine salt, ground cinnamon, ground nutmeg and ground ginger
1/4 cup flax seeds
1 cup dried apricots, roughly chopped (or any combination of roughly chopped dried fruit and/or nuts)
1/4 cup canola oil
1/4 cup high quality maple syrup
2 tablespoons brown rice syrup (a great substitute for corn syrup, available at lundberg.com)
Preheat the oven to 350ºF. Line a 8" square baking pan with parchment paper, letting a bit of excess paper hang over the sides.
Grind 1/3 cup of the oats in a food processor until powdery. Add them to a large mixing bowl with the remaining oats, the salt and spices, flax seeds, and apricots. In a smaller bowl, whisk together the wet ingredients and then stir them into the dry ingredients.
Put the mixture in the prepared pan, smoothing the top with a rubber spatula. Bake for 1/2 hour, or until evenly browned. Remove from oven and let cool for about 15 minutes. Remove to a cutting board (the parchment paper will act as a sort-of sling, making this very easy). Cut into individual granola bars.
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Monday, September 28th, 2009...9:01 am
No-Peel Tomato Salsa
Part of the massive canning spree a few weeks ago was putting up about nine pints of salsa. Really mild salsa, since Maura is still resistant to things that she feels are "too spicy", but salsa nonetheless.
My initial plan was to try to can corn and black bean salsa, but since I don't have a pressure canner (next year, hopefully) I stuck with the less interesting but safer tomato salsa. I figure that I've always got cans of beans and corn around anyhow–if it ends up that we really want corn and black bean salsa, it's not that big a deal to just open the cans and dump them in. (Um, if you do that, drain, rinse, and drain again the corn and beans. I've neglected to mention that in a few recipes and found that people attempted to just dump the beans–disgusting canned-bean-juice and all–into the bowl, which…no.)
So, anyhow, salsa! Salsa's one of those things that's pretty easy to can. Roma (or paste) tomatoes have a higher acid content than eating tomatoes do, which means that you can safely can them in boiling water bath.
I initially started following a recipe that called for eight cups of tomatoes. Because I'm disorganized, though I read that as eight pounds, and…well, after that, I just improvised a bunch.
Just like every other time you've canned things, (or read about me canning them,) you have to start by sterilizing your jars. You can do this in one of two ways: boiling them for a while (ten minutes, probably, but I always get distracted and leave them in there for half an hour) or by putting them in a cold oven, turning the oven to 300, and then letting the jars hang out for fifteen minutes or so after the oven's come to temperature. The lids and rings of the jars need to be sterilized, too. Drop them in a small pot of boiling water, let them boil ten minutes, and then leave them in the water until you need them.
After you've made the salsa, it'll need to be processed. This sounds scary but is actually really easy, plus other people find it very impressive. All you will need for this is an enormous pot with something to keep the jars off the floor of the pot. I use a pasta pot, the kind with the holey insert. Fill this pot most of the way with water and bring it to a boil as you make your salsa.
Start off with about eight pounds of roma tomatoes. This got me about twelve cups of processed tomato-gunk. Most recipes advise that you peel your tomatoes, but realistically, I'm not going to stand there and peel eight damn pounds of tomatoes. The obvious lazy-person solution to this is to just throw your tomatoes into the blender or food processor. Cooked salsa ends up with a fairly uniform texture anyhow, so you're not missing out on a lot by processing them. If you really like chunks in your salsa, set aside a pound of tomatoes and just roughly chop them instead of processing them.
Chop up three to four cups of onions. Remember what I was saying about being lazy? Yeah, I totally threw the onions in the food processor, too. Pulse them so that they're sort of chopped up. I used yellow onions and did about three cups–if you're fancy and splurging on sweet onions, you'll probably want more like four.
Put the onions and the tomatoes into a pot on the stove, and set it to medium heat. They'll start to simmer while you're getting together the rest of the salsa.
Next up is peppers. You want about two and a half cups of peppers, and you can use any mixture of sweet and hot that you want. We used mostly sweets, between half and three-fourths of a cup of red, yellow, and orange peppers, then about three-fourths of a cup of mild hot peppers. This made a very mild salsa that even Maura will eat, and that I will spike with Tobasco if I want something hotter. It works out okay.
Anyhow, chop your peppers. If you're using hot peppers, wear gloves. I forget this every goddamn time I chop peppers, and I inevitably spend an hour or two or four whining that the tips of my fingers are all tingly and ow, whine whine whine. Don't be like me. Wear the gloves. It's not that hard, and you can buy a giant box of gloves for staggeringly cheap prices at GFS or the like.
Toss the peppers into the pot with the tomatoes and onions. Chop about ten cloves of garlic, and throw that in, too.
Add half a cup of lime juice to the pot, and then a third of a cup of white vinegar. You're not really going to taste this, it's just to make sure that the salsa is acidic enough to safely can. Throw in a tablespoon of salt, too.
This is the part where you can add seasonings. I added garlic powder (because fresh garlic is one of those things that's a bit sketchy when you're canning–it's apparently very botulism-friendly, so I try to avoid adding more than about a clove for every half-pint jar,) cumin, some delicious "hot spices" seasoning that a friend gave me, and a little bit of oregano. I also added the better part of a bunch of parsley–it would've been cilantro, only I was unable to find any, despite visiting three separate stores.
Simmer your salsa for a while–you need it to be good and hot when it goes into the jars. You want to let it come to a boil, and then you can go on and ladle it into the jars. A wide-mouth funnel helps here, though it's certainly not impossible without out, just a bit messier. I fill the jars to the bottom of the screw-on tracks–you know how there's the bump in the glass where the lid screws on? When I hit that, the jars are full. Pull a lid out of the lid-sterilizing pan, dry it with a clean towel, and put it on the jar. Then screw the ring over it. Don't go too tight with the rings–I always freak out and think that I'm going to end with jars full of water if I don't screw them on tightly, but this is yet another instance where you should do like I say, not like I do, because I'm told that over-tightening increases the (slim but extant) chance that your jars will explode as they're processed. And, you know, nobody wants that, because nothing sucks like having to clean salsa (or worse, jam) off your ceiling. Anyhow, screw the ring on to where it comfortably stops, and don't try to tighten it.
Do that for all your jars. If you end up with half a jarful at the end, just stick it in the fridge for immediate consumption.
Now for the processing. Remember the big pot of boiling water from earlier? You're going to very carefully put the jars in. My pot can only handle four jars at a time–you can't stack them at all, and you need the water to be over their tops. (This may mean that you have to add more water with each batch if you're canning a whole bunch of jars.) Once the water comes back to a boil, set the timer for fifteen minutes. (A little longer is fine–I often end up going more like twenty, just because I'm doing other things.) When the timer dings, pull the jars out of the water bath using either tongs or a silicone oven mitt.
Let the jars cool on the counter. You'll hear them sealing as the night goes on–Ping! Ping! Sometimes they're really loud, other times they're barely noticeable. Don't worry too much about it.
When morning rolls around, check your jars to make sure that they've sealed. The little button in the middle of the lid should have popped down–if it goes down when you press on it, the jar didn't seal properly. This isn't a huge deal, and the salsa's perfectly fine to eat, but it won't be shelf-stable. Which means that darn, you'll have to eat it right away.
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Canadian soprano Gauvin has made her mark in two contrasting art forms: Baroque repertoire, in which she excels in rapid-fire coloratura, and song, in which her gift for lyric expression comes to the fore. Nominated consistently for Canada's Juno Award — she has won two so far, for recordings of Handel and Mozart — she has also received the Opus award for her collection of French art songs with Marc-André Hamelin, as well as two Grammy nominations. You may have to go up north to hear her, but, given her extremely beautiful voice, the superb acoustics of the Green Music Center's new Weil Hall, and music by Debussy, Massenet, and Poulenc in which she's sure to excel, I wouldn't miss her long-awaited Bay Area recital debut if I could help it.
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Genomics & Health Impact Update
Volume 30 Number 22 May 30 - June 6, 2013
Evidence Matters in Genomic Medicine
- New CDC blog post: New products from the EGAPP working group: further development of evidence review methodology and more recommendations in genomic medicine
- What is EGAPP? An evidence-based evaluation of genomic tests in medicine and public health
- A CDC tiered approach to the classification of evidence on genomic tests in transition from research to practice
- Personalized medicine vs guideline-based medicine
Goldberger JJ, Buxton AE, JAMA May 27
Features of the Week
Genomics and the Public's Health: It is a Genomic World!
- CDC blog post: Genomes at CDC: Man, mouse, and microbe—it's a genomic world!
- CDC 2013 publications in genomics
- CDC 2012 publications in genomics
- CDC new initiative: Advanced Molecular Detection (AMD) and response to infectious disease outbreaks
- CDC video: Director's briefing: Advanced-molecular detection
- Did you know? Human genes have been associated with almost all diseases, including diseases with infectious and environmental causes, diseases of children and adult-onset chronic diseases. Search the HuGE Navigator for additional information on genes, diseases, infectious agents and environmental factors
World No Tobacco Day
- CDC information: Annual awareness day sponsored by the World Health Organization-let's protect youth from tobacco marketing
- CDC information: Tips from former smokers 2013 campaign
- When you smoke, you aren't just harming yourself. Quit for someone else-tips from previous smoker
- If you have a family history of smoking-related conditions, you are at increased risk of these conditions if you smoke-quit now
- Smokescreen: Genetics and smoking: CDC blog post But my great aunt smoked every day and lived to be 100.
Genes, Environment and Causes of Human Disease
- A blog post series from the Mermaid Tale Blog
- CDC blog post: Shall we have pie or stew? Understanding genetic and environmental causes of human disease?
- CDC article: Why we need genomic research for the prevention of common diseases with environmental causes? Am J Epidemiology
Whole Genome Sequencing for All?
- Should we sequence everyone's genome? No.
Frances Flinter BMJ 2013;346:f3132
- Should we sequence everyone's genome? Yes.
John Burn BMJ 2013;346:f3133
- Commentary: We screen newborns, don't we? Realizing the promise of public health genomics. James P. Evans et al. Genetics in Medicine, Mar 7
- Genomic screening for improved public health, [PDF 333.56 KB] ACMG, Mar 7
- A proposal to assess feasibility of genomic screening to detect preventable rare diseases in healthy people. Science Daily, Mar 7
- CDC paper: How can polygenic inheritance be used in population screening for common diseases?
Muin J. Khoury et al. Genetics in Medicine, 2013
- CDC blog post: Deploying the whole genome sequence into clinical and public health practice: one base pair at a time
Diseases of the Week
Skin Cancer Awareness
- CDC feature: Skin cancer awareness: Protect your skin
- CDC information: People who have a close relative (parent, sibling, or child) with a specific type of skin cancer called melanoma may be at greater risk of developing the disease than the general population
- NCI information: Skin cancer risk factors include inherited disorders, such as xeroderma pigmentosum or nevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome, that make the skin more sensitive to the sun and increases the risk of skin cancer
- NCI Physician Desk Queries (PDQs): Genetics of skin cancer
High Blood Pressure
- CDC Grand Round: public health and clinical approaches to better identify, treat, and control high blood pressure
- World Health Organization: Silent killer, global public health crisis
- CDC information: Learn about high blood pressure
- MMWR article: Self-reported hypertension and use of antihypertensive medications among adults, United States, 2005-2009. Apr 5, 2013
- Risk factors for high blood pressure include family history. [PDF 94.84 KB] Collect and act on your family history to cut your own risk from high blood pressure
- Did you know: 1522 genes have been reported with hypertension, including 70 genomewide association studies.
National Stroke Awareness
- CDC information: It's a good time to make sure you know how to avoid a stroke, how to recognize when it happens, and what to do
- CDC stroke information: Stroke is a leading cause of death in the United States.
- CDC stroke information: Genomics and family history family health history is an important tool for identifying people at increased risk for stroke
- Did you know? 921 genes have been reported in relation to risk of stroke, including 53 genomewide association studies. To find out more, visit the HuGENavigator
Select Events
- CDC and Emory University course: Translational Research in Genomic Medicine, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, August 15-16, 2013
A 2-day multi-disciplinary course on establishing the validity and utility of genomic applications in clinical medicine and disease prevention. Register now
Reports and Publications
A decision impact, decision conflict and economic assessment of routine Oncotype DX testing of 146 women with node-negative or pNImi, ER-positive breast cancer in the UK
Holt S, et al. Br J Cancer 2013 May
Contralateral breast cancer after radiotherapy among BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers: A WECARE study report
Bernstein JL, et al. Eur J Cancer 2013 May
Keeping it simple: Genetics referrals for all invasive serous ovarian cancers
Demsky R, et al. Gynecol Oncol 2013 May
Lineage relationship of gleason patterns in Gleason score 7 prostate cancer.
Kovtun IV, Cheville JC, Murphy SJ, et al. Cancer Res. 2013 May 21.
- Aggressive prostate cancer tumors share the same genetic origins, Medical News Today, May 27
NHS pilots new genetic testing service for cancer patients
Chinthapalli K BMJ 2013;346:f3323
Prevalence and predictors of cancer specific distress in men with a family history of prostate cancer
McDowell ME, et al. Psychooncology 2013 May
- Risk of pancreatic cancer in breast cancer families from the breast cancer family registry.
Mocci E et al. Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev. 2013 May;22(5):803-11.
Screening participation for people at increased risk of colorectal cancer due to family history: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Ait Ouakrim D, et al. Fam Cancer 2013 May
- "The Angelina Effect"; Actress doesn't regret double mastectomy; "I feel empowered, supported in cancer fight", CNN, May 18
Ethics, Policy and Law
Growing use of genomic data reveals need to improve consent and privacy standards
Kuehn BM JAMA 2013 May;309(20):2083-4
Family History
Homocysteine and metabolic risk factors in individuals with family history of premature ischemic stroke
Mierzecki A, et al. Pol Arch Med Wewn 2013 May
Population-based, multigenerational family clustering study of obsessive-compulsive disorder
Mataix-Cols D, et al. JAMA Psychiatry 2013 May:1-9
Genomics in Practice
- Three-year experience of a CAP/ACMG methods-based external proficiency testing program for laboratories offering DNA sequencing for rare inherited disorders.
C. Sue Richards et al. Genetics in Medicine May 23
- Genetic testing insurance coverage trends: A review of publicly available policies from the largest US payers
Michael D Graf, Denise F Needham, Nicole Teed, et al. Personalized Medicine. 2013;10(3):235-243.
Survey of European clinical geneticists on awareness, experiences and attitudes towards direct-to-consumer genetic testing
Howard HC & Borry P Genome Med 2013 May;5(5):45
Genomic Tests
FDA approves companion diagnostic from Genentech for advanced skin cancer, Clinical Lab Products, May 29
Guidelines and Recommendations
Clinical Pharmacogenetics Implementation Consortium (CPIC) guidelines for cytochrome P450-2C19 (CYP2C19) genotype and clopidogrel therapy: 2013 Update
Scott SA, et al. Clin Pharmacol Ther 2013 May
Clinical Pharmacogenetics Implementation Consortium (CPIC) guidelines for HLA-B genotype and carbamazepine dosing
Leckband SG, et al. Clin Pharmacol Ther 2013 May
Newborn Screening
Newborn screening for cystic fibrosis in Switzerland - Consequences after analysis of a 4 months pilot study
Torresani T, et al. J Cyst Fibros 2013 May
Prevalence and mutation analysis of short/branched chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase deficiency (SBCADD) detected on newborn screening in Wisconsin
Van Calcar SC, et al. Mol Genet Metab 2013 Apr
Web-based newborn screening system for metabolic diseases: machine learning versus clinicians
Chen WH, et al. J Med Internet Res 2013;15(5):e98
Prenatal Screening
SNP-based non-invasive prenatal testing detects sex chromosome aneuploidies with high accuracy
Samango-Sprouse C, et al. Prenat Diagn 2013 May
Public Health Sciences
Gut metagenome in European women with normal, impaired and diabetic glucose control
Karlsson F, Tremaroli V, Nookaew I, et al. Nature 2013 May 29
Incidental findings from clinical genome-wide sequencing: A review
Lohn Z, et al. J Genet Couns 2013 May
The power of meta-analysis in genome-wide association studies
Orestis A. Panagiotou, Cristen J. Willer, Joel N. Hirschhorn, and John P.A. Ioannidis Annu. Rev. Genomics Hum. Genet. 2013. 14:7.1–7.25
The value of genetic information for diabetes risk prediction - differences according to sex, age, family history and obesity
Muhlenbruch K, et al. PLoS One 2013;8(5):e64307
Will gene sequencing fundamentally change understanding of childhood disorders, by Nick Collins, The Telegraph May 27
Reviews and Commentaries on Science & Technology
- The case of a cohort
Nature Genetics 45, 579 (2013) May 29
- Collaborations: The fourth age of research
Jonathan Adams Nature 497, 557-560 2013 May 29
- Genomics: A gut prediction
Willem M. de Vos and Max Nieuwdorp Nature 2013 May 29
- Medicine and the media: Angelina Jolie's double mastectomy and the question of who owns our genes.
BMJ 2013;346:f3340 (May 23)
- Early stem cell trial for stroke may show promise, by Dr Philippa Brice, PHG Foundation, May 27
- FDA will soon issue guidance on co-development of drugs and diagnostics, Oncology Times, May 28
- FDA rethinking personalized drug trials, by David Pittman, Washington Correspondent, MedPage Today, May 22
- Stanford University students study their own DNA, by Lisa M. Krieger, Mercury News, May 24
- McKinsey: The $33 Trillion technology payoff. A gallery of disruptive technologies, by S Lohr, New York Times, May 22
- When DNA screenings lead to devastating mistakes, by Cheryl Platzman Weinstock, Huffintgon Post, May 23
Tools and Databases
Clinical genomic database
Solomon BD, et al. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 2013 May
- Genetics Generation - Education is our motivation
New educational resource prepares clinicians for genomic medicine, Genetic Alliance, May 22
CDC-Authored Genomics Publications
CDC authors are indicated in bold
Development of a genomic DNA reference material panel for myotonic dystrophy type 1 (DM1) genetic testing
Kalman L, Tarleton J, Hitch M, Hegde M, Hjelm N, Berry-Kravis E, Zhou L, Hilbert JE, Luebbe EA, Moxley RT, Toji L. J Mol Diagn. 2013 May 13.
The use of US health insurance data for surveillance of rare disorders: hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia
Scott D. Grosse, Sheree L. Boulet, Althea M. Grant, Mary M. Hulihan & Marie E. Faughnan Genetics in Medicine 2013 May 23
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People receiving treatment for serious cancers may harbor false hopes for a full recovery, according to a recent study.
About 81 percent of people with advanced colorectal cancer, and 69 percent of people with advanced lung cancer believe chemotherapy treatment can cure them, say researchers from the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
After surveying more than 1,200 people with end-stage cancer, study authors found only a small number of people who didn't subscribe to the myth of chemotherapy as a cure-all.
What can chemo do?
Chemotherapy can give a person with advanced cancer a few more weeks or months of life and may offer them some pain relief. But, the likelihood of long-term survival—let alone a cure—in the later stages of these diseases is exceedingly rare.
According to figures from the American Cancer Society, only about six percent of people with late-stage colon or rectal cancer live for at least five more years. For lung cancer, that number is about four percent.
Chemotherapy isn't always ineffective—it can be an extremely helpful treatment. When a person's cancer is caught in the earlier stages, chemotherapy often succeeds in sending the disease into remission.
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Those with terminal cancer may also decide to forgo additional treatment for their condition, and elect to only receive palliative or hospice care.
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"What they don't realize is that hope is impossible to extinguish," he says. Smith feels that, no matter what the prognosis is, "Palliative care discussions can help patients focus on better quality of life."
Continue reading to discover helpful strategies for talking to a doctor about treatment goals and preferences…
What to Do if Your Parent Refuses to Go to the Doctor
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MASON, Oh. - The Westshore Pizza and Cheesesteaks logo on Mike Shroder's red work shirt isn't the only badge he wears near his heart.
Another identifier lies below the fabric, forever fused with his skin: blue script with a pink ribbon wrapped around the end of the message that reads "Cure."
"I just felt like I'd do something to spit at it," Shroder said of his first tattoo, a reminder he had inked in Portland, Maine, after he finished treatment for breast cancer.
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- The American Cancer Society estimates that about 2,240 new cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed in men in 2013 versus the 232,340 cases to be diagnosed in women.
- About 410 men are projected to die from breast cancer according to American Cancer Society statistics versus and estimated 39,620 deaths in women.
- Breast cancer is also 100 times less common among men than women, which is partially why Stump describes her experience as very different from her husband's.
"I think the emotional part of it was so different for him than it was for me. I think the treatment was very different, too," Stump said.
Treatment seemed to be geared more toward women than men, she said, something Shroder echoed.
"Every time I'd go down there they'd give me something," he recalled, referring to a time when he jokingly asked for a Cincinnati Bengals striped folder over a pink one. "I said 'All I ever see down here is pink, don't you have one masculine thing?'"
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The couple takes part in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure each year too, walking in the line for survivors together.
"The first year they were like, 'This is the line for survivors,' and he was like 'I am a survivor,'" Stump said.
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Activists gather in Delhi to launch anti-Telangana protest
Thousands of protestors from Andhra Pradesh on Sunday gathered here to participate in an anti-Telangana agitation over the proposed bifurcation of the state.
The government recently approved the creation of Telangana, a move that has revived deep political divisions in Andhra Pradesh and raised fears of violence in the area between pro and anti Telangana groups.
Anti-Telangana activists have organized a massive protest rally on Monday to urge the government to withdraw its decision.
"You will have to take back your decision immediately. If not, we are coming to Delhi, we are showing our strength then only you have to withdraw your decision," said Rami Reddy, a protestor from Guntur.
Earlier this week, the parliament erupted in mayhem when a lawmaker fired pepper spray in the house in protest against the Telangana Bill, which left lawmakers coughing, sneezing and holding scarves to their faces. The agitated protesters also broke a glass table and broke an official's microphone.
The furor erupted after Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde rose to table the bill.
Andhra Pradesh MP Lagadapati Rajagopal, who was later expelled from the Congress, then unleashed a pepper spray.
The decision to divide Andhra Pradesh comes ahead of general elections next year.
(Posted on 16-02-2014)
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