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2-Piece Sunsuit
2-Piece Sunsuit
Reviews (119)
Reviews (119)
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on Thursday, September 24, 2015
Excellent quality product, the second one I have bought. Our little boy lived in this on holiday.
on Saturday, August 22, 2015
My daughter lives in the middle east and these sunsuits are excellent, she has bought them every year for her children
Karen Worden
on Tuesday, August 04, 2015
Brilliant quality;lovely design.
on Tuesday, August 04, 2015
These are always a great buy - especially at the sale price. I have stocked up in bigger sizes for the kids for next summer as well. Lovely quality and comfy for the kids.
on Sunday, August 02, 2015
Great purchase. Easier to get on and off than a one piece (for nappy changing etc.)
Faired well on the beach.
on Sunday, July 26, 2015
Lovely great quality swim suit. Very vibrant colours. I bought age 1-2 years for my 18 month old toddler who is tall but otherwise normal sized for his age. The length of the suit is fine but the bottom is already tight so I'm not expecting it to last the remainder of the year unfortunately.
Sarah Davis
on Thursday, July 23, 2015
These are great for kids to get on and off themselves. True to size. Wear well although can bobble but I find that of all swim wear. My 2 have worn these since 6 months to 6 years.
on Tuesday, July 14, 2015
love the cover up swimsuit - only problem is that I had to get the bright pink as the red/blue options had sold out. Princessy pink is becoming a turn off - more unisex colours please!
on Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Very lovely piece. My baby loves the colour and material seem to be good for the day in the sun.
D prince
on Saturday, July 11, 2015
Bought this sun suit for my 4 year old - great quality and fit, and because of it's bright and fun colours, she loves wearing it.
One of Jojo's greats! Jojo - please extend your sizes, I simply don't know what we will do when she grows out of your 5-6.
Anna Mucha
on Friday, July 03, 2015
I would not have normally bought a two piece sun suit but the all in one suit was out of stock. I'm glad we have the two piece now as its much easier to change my sons swim nappy and you can mix and match the tops and bottoms. He absolutely loves the shark, so we are all happy!
Delyth butler
on Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Absolutely LOVE this two piece sun-swim set. It is extremely fast drying, comfortable, easy for my son to wear and he loves the shark on the front! We had no problems convincing him to wear it and he happily played and swam all day in it. Sizing is small, my son, is big, so I always order one size up but with JoJo I order two sizes ahead of his actual age and it's then a great fit.
on Saturday, May 23, 2015
Lovely outfit - colour coordinated boys - very cute!
Rachel Keeble
on Thursday, April 30, 2015
Good size swimsuit. Like the two piece as if when we go indoor swimming and my son gets hot can just take the top off. Great cover up for the beath and the bright colours help me keep an eye on him!
on Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Great quality. This is the 3rd set I've bought because I like these suits so much. Fab for the pool and the beach. Wash well.
on Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Perfect for the beach- comfortable, great protection from sun and dries quickly. Also washes well! Son loves shark design.
Jem P
on Wednesday, April 01, 2015
Had this last year and did a great job so bought the larger size this year. Liked the style ans easier as a two piece changing wise!
Ian Wood
on Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Bought as a gift, excellent looking and quality, perfect for a nice gift.
muriel rayner
on Tuesday, December 09, 2014
fantastic service after I ordered the wrong size for my Grandson. Great quality too.
on Saturday, November 08, 2014
second time we have purchased this sun suit. Loved the first one and now needed the next size up. Good size and quality, my daughter loves it.
on Wednesday, October 08, 2014
I purchased this swim costume for my little boy who is about to turn 3. He's quite tall for his age but the 2-3 size fits well and there's definitely plenty growing room too. Last year we had the one piece sun protection suit but this two piece is much more practical now that he is potty trained. It's a lovely design and is of good quality. Highly recommend!
on Monday, September 29, 2014
Loved this two piece sunsuit, and so did my daughter. Was perfect for our holiday in the sun.
on Friday, September 12, 2014
I purchased this for my little baby girl to wear in the pool on our holiday to Majorca. I was perfect! Made her well covered from the sun, so fast at drying and even though she went in the pool every day, it still kept it's vivid pink colour! Definitely a must-have for your little one on holiday!
on Monday, August 25, 2014
Great sunsuit. Wears well, looks lovely and a 2 piece is a must after toilet training (much easier for independent loo visits!). As with all JoJo clothes, the trousers are a bit on the large side so we ordered a size smaller than usual and its fits perfectly.
on Friday, August 22, 2014
Haven't used it yet but looks very nice and I am sure it will be very useful on our next holidays.
Jo Delange
on Tuesday, August 12, 2014
I love this sunsuit, it washes really well and is great quality. Fab that is UV 50 too. Safe in the sun.
on Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Great product, was reassured by the UV protection, also a little warmer than a swimsuit - useful on a UK break in Cornwall!
on Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Perfect for a week's holiday in the pool in incredibly hot and sunny weather!
on Monday, July 14, 2014
Nice and thin, quick drying fabric and comfy, slightly loose fit on my 16 month old (bought age 1-2). Lovely design too. However from the back the suit does not look like it fits very well; the zip sticks out and creates a hunch back effect on my son. Not sure if this is a design fault or just a faulty zip? Overall very pleased with the suit and would recommend to give good sun protection and comfy to wear, but would make sure you try it on first and check the back, as the zip looks fine when the suit is not being worn.
E Taylor
on Thursday, July 10, 2014
A fantastic sun suit. Beautifully designed, gorgeous vibrant colours and gives that extra bit of peace of mind in the sunshine. Will be perfect for the summer. Another Jojo classic.
Claire Ellerker
on Tuesday, July 08, 2014
Great! Good quality & delivered quickly.
on Friday, July 04, 2014
This two piece suit makes nappy changes easy without compromising on style or sun protection.
karlie owen
on Wednesday, July 02, 2014
Love this suit keeps my daughter cool and safe in the sun. She loves wearing it. I did buy a bigger size as previous reviews have said, my daughter is 9 months old and bought age 1-2 years and it fits her nicely. Lovely colour
Gail keates
on Tuesday, July 01, 2014
My son had the all in one quick drying suit as a baby, now he's got the two piece which is brilliant as you can use both parts or just the bottoms which look totally cool.. Well made and well sized.. Thank you jojo
on Tuesday, July 01, 2014
Loved these. Bought age 1-2 for my 8 month old and although a bit baggy were fine and will still fit next year hopefully, wore and washed well, cannot find fault.
Laura S
on Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Brilliant. Great product, good protection from the sun and dries quickly. Feel very reassured when my incredibly fair son wears his.
Jane Rolfe
on Thursday, June 19, 2014
Very easy to put on and to take off when wet. Will last my little boy for at least 2 seasons
Chrissy watson
on Monday, June 16, 2014
Quick arrival of lovely blue two piece swim set , colour is great and very good quality material . Used once so far and dried extremely quickly after use!! Would recommend it to others
Mrs D
on Saturday, June 14, 2014
Beautiful swimsuit, very good quality and lovely design. My son looks adorable. True to size. Thank you Jojo for another great product.
Aedin Doyle
on Friday, June 13, 2014
Great service and prompt delivery as always from JoJoMaman Bebe. Good quality and love that this suit is in two pieces. Have yet to try it out on the beach but my toddler has tried it out lots of times at home already!
on Tuesday, June 10, 2014
great sun outfit ... my son virtually lived in it when we were away last summer. bobbled slightly on the bottoms but overall good quality. Just bought the size up for this summer with the matching sun hat
Louise Williams
on Tuesday, June 03, 2014
Bought these for my 9 month old little boy and 12 month old nephew, very good quality well worth the money.
on Thursday, May 29, 2014
Great sunsuits. Easy to put on and get off. My twins like them.
Rachel jones
on Tuesday, May 20, 2014
A good fit and so pretty. I've had some lovely compliments when little one wears this
on Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Smart little sun/swim suit. Quick dry material for daily use. More expensive than e.g. Supermarkets or Boots but I like the flexibility of the 2 pieces. I like the matching hat with neck protection & sunglasses.
on Saturday, April 05, 2014
Excellent quality. Prefer the 2 piece suits for changing nappies. My son was well protected on hols. Got age 2-3 for 18month old.
on Wednesday, March 19, 2014
On the larger side but easy to put on, dried quickly in sun and looked comfy. I felt reassured by the sun protection offered.
on Monday, February 24, 2014
Brought this as we needed a swimsuit for a last minute holiday. Brilliant quality, brought a size bigger after reading other reviews on sizing and was glad I did. My daughter is an average size 18 month old and the 2-3 yr old suit fits with growing room, but its by no means too big. Would definitely recommend buying
on Monday, February 24, 2014
Thanks for superfast delivery. Very cute outfit, but I must say that the pants started to bobble after just two days of wear.
on Monday, February 17, 2014
Nice product and my son looks really cute in it. It is quick drying. The only problem I found was the zip at the back kept coming down slightly so I kept having to zip it back up - it could do with something to hold the zip in place
Karen Quinn
on Wednesday, February 12, 2014
A great two piece swim suit. This is the third time I have bought this item (a new size each time for our growing daughter, 3 suits over 4 years!). I have yet to find anything that matches it for quality, comfort and durability. Very happy repeat customer.
on Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Love these love the fact the back of the tops are slightly longer so when my boys are bent down there backs are still covered :-)
on Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Lovely sun suit. Good length. Might get more than1 year's worth of holidays out of it.
on Saturday, August 17, 2013
As with the previous sunsuits we have ordered from JoJo, this one fits very well and provides great protection from the sun. Very popular on our recent holiday!
on Wednesday, August 14, 2013
As always with Jojo clothes, good quality, and my little girl looks lovely in it. Good fit. Haven't had a chance to use it yet as going on holiday in September!
on Friday, August 09, 2013
Really pleased with this. Nice material, comfy and dries really quickly, so my son can keep it on whilst going in and out of the water without getting cold.
on Friday, August 02, 2013
Great! I searched for ages to find a 2 piece swimsuit that wasn't extortionately priced and this one is perfect. The size seems just right for my 2 and a half year old. She is comfortable and looks adorable!
on Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Fantastic. comfortable to wear and perfect for a day on the beach. Being in two pieces the suit is easier to get on and off than an all in one, particularly when wet.
Kym Glynn
on Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Excellent Sunsuit.
My 4 year old wanted to wear it all holiday even in the evenings.
on Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Really lovely sunsuit- a must have for holiday wardrobe!
on Sunday, July 28, 2013
Lovely protection from the sun and looks fantastic. I got the denim stripe one. Love it.
on Friday, July 26, 2013
This suit was a hit with my son from the beginning, he loved the shark! The design and fit are great, very reassuring for hot days. It has been great for the paddling pool but we have really struggled to get the sand out after visits to the beach. I have tried rinsing in cold water straight away, leaving to dry and shaking the sand out and washing as per the instructions, but nothing gets the sand out! It's a shame as it looks worn and feels rough after a week at the beach.
on Thursday, July 25, 2013
I bought the blue polka dot suit for my 4 year old daughter - feminine without being pink - and she wore it for the first time at the park today. Great for keeping her protected from the sun while running around and as a swim suit while she splashed around in the water park! And it really does dry quickly - top marks all round!
Clare Kemp
on Saturday, July 20, 2013
Fantastic. Excellent quality. Has been a real success. Got the 2-3 size and it is about right, with some growing room. We may get 2 summers out of it!
on Tuesday, July 16, 2013
I always buy these suits for my children. They wear well and I like the changing designs.
on Monday, July 15, 2013
Brilliant fit for my 20 month old son - bought the shark and the boats designs and they look so cute!
A Marksberry
on Tuesday, July 09, 2013
Had a call from my daughter-in-law from Spain today. She is delighted with the items bought for my grandson - as we spoke he was sitting on the beach in the little Sun Protection Suit.
All items were delivered three days after being ordered, couldn't ask for better service.
Janine Benner
on Monday, July 08, 2013
My son has worn this suit during our recent beach holiday, I like the idea of his skin being protected by the sun and he looks very cute. Good quality and washes well. Highly recommended.
on Monday, July 08, 2013
I got one of these suits in store last summer. I find suncream applications a bit of a fight, so this saved some of the struggle. We used it for messing about in the garden, paddling pool etc. I didn't think it was quick to dry either but I don't have anything to compare it to.
The reason I've hesitated about buying a new one for this season is the horribly prominent branding. I like the product but I'm not prepared for my kid to be an advert for Jojo, or for anyone I meet to instantly know where I shop. It really has put me off.
on Monday, July 08, 2013
Found this really useful for trips to the beach and outdoor swimming pool on our summer holiday with our 13month son. We mostly just used the t-shirt (at his age it was quite long). I was glad we chose a 2-piece suit and the long zip at the back was helpful so we could easily take the t-shirt off when he had had great fun covering himself in sand.
on Saturday, June 15, 2013
Really pleased with this 2 peice sun suit. my little boy looks lovely and its the usual great quality that I've come to expect from JoJo.
on Friday, June 14, 2013
Bought 2-3 years for my 21 month old, who is of average size, and it fits. Good quality, and like the fact it's a 2-piece so don't have to unzip the whole thing for nappy changes.
Juliette Baker
on Thursday, June 13, 2013
Lovely suit for wearing in the sun looks really cute we just need the weather now!
on Wednesday, June 05, 2013
Looks lovely on and the hat is particularly good too.
Hilary Lawson
on Monday, June 03, 2013
I love this suit. Bought it for my 2 year old to take on holiday, so far have only used it in the paddling pool but the 2-piece is great for dealing with nappies (and imminent potty training accidents). I expect it will get lots of use - she'll be happy playing around by the pool and we won't worry about her getting sunburned.
on Tuesday, May 28, 2013
We haven't had a chance to use it yet, but looks great and I love the fact that it's two separate pieces, so can use the top or bottoms alone if need to. Bring on the sun!
on Thursday, May 23, 2013
Good quality suit. The size doesn't come up particularly large though so consider that when purchasing.
Helen Argo
on Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Lovely two piece swimsuit, good quality, really pleased.
on Friday, May 10, 2013
I bought the navy version for my 18month old daughter as I wanted a two piece sun suit that wasn't pink or with a character on!
I love it, it's very good quality and I bought the 2-3yr size as I wanted lots of growing room. I'd definitely recommend.
on Wednesday, May 08, 2013
I bought this for my grandson who lives in Dubai. It is fantastic; lovely design and great protection. What was also super was seeing a JoJo sun tent on the beach next to us. JoJo Maman certainly reaches all corners of the globe!
kate barclay
on Tuesday, May 07, 2013
Perfect sun outfit for holiday time, freedom to run around but be totally protected from the sun and also from a cold swimming pool.
Lynne Lawrence
on Monday, April 29, 2013
I bought two of these again this year for my grandchildren,stylish,very practical and such lovely designs.
Joanne Bird
on Tuesday, April 16, 2013
perfect alternative to the high street.
V Fisher
on Tuesday, April 09, 2013
Just ordered another pair for the second year running. They're great. Good being a 2 piece as can pull trousers off for quick nappy changes. Good quality, wash well, and true to size.
Jo E
on Tuesday, April 02, 2013
Initially ordered size 6-12 months which seemed to come up on the 6 month side of things so exchanged via post to the 1-2 years one. Really pleased with the light blue shark design. Seems to be good quality material! Exchanging the size was straight-forward.
Lou Lou
on Saturday, March 23, 2013
Suit is great quality and lovely colours. A little over priced and you have to buy the matching hat separately which is pretty cheeky.
Emma dempster
on Thursday, March 21, 2013
Just purchased this for my two year old. The top fits well and unusually for my son the zip at the back does not bother him. The shorts fit very well. I like that the shorts are a bit longer and not to clingy. Hat will provide good sun shade at the front and back!
on Friday, January 18, 2013
On the expensive side but durable, washes and dries well and my daughter loves it
on Thursday, December 06, 2012
Very helpful for our holiday, dries really quickly and no need to worry about the sun. Fits well as well.
Claire Demaine
on Monday, November 26, 2012
Great quality swim suit, my nephew loved it.
on Friday, November 23, 2012
Have purchased many of these suits as my child has grown and they are great
R C Lindsay
on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Great sunsuit. Looks good, dries quickly and most importantly gives excellent coverage from the sun. I have had these suits in various sizes for both of my daughters, and have found the sizing to be accurate.
on Saturday, October 13, 2012
Gorgeous swimming outfit! Definitely go for a bigger size though - I bought 4-5 years for my nearly 3 year old (who is average height) and although the top was quite long, it fitted well.
on Friday, October 12, 2012
A great sunsuit. I love the fact that its in 2 pieces and can be mixed and matched with other swimwear - also easy for nappy changes! The design is fun and although I haven't used it yet it looks to be high quality.
on Monday, October 01, 2012
Good quick drying swim suit, though it is more expensive than most.
on Monday, September 24, 2012
Fabulous sunsuit. I love it and my daughter loves it. The 2-3yr size fitted my tall 22month old perfectly (and will fit her for quite a while yet too). Lovely bright colours, beautiful graphic. Good quality. Very well made. Dries really quickly as one would hope from its description(!) Sleeve and leg length just right - not too long but long enough. So thrilled with it that as soon as we got home from this year's summer hols we ordered another one so we have an extra one for our next hols!
Mrs Kitching
on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Great fit & high quality. Large zip at the back, so my daughter can climb into the top rather than over her head, which is great when wet. Quick drying as described and they wash well.
Alison Gibb
on Thursday, September 06, 2012
Great wearing suit, provided excellent protection in the heat without making my son too hot. Dried super quickly in the sun and has washed well.
To top it off he looked really cute in it.
on Sunday, September 02, 2012
Excellent quality, I like the fact the motif is stiched not printed so it won't peel off like other swim garments I have purchased in the past. The 1-2 years size fits my 15 month old son very well. I have also purchsed the all in one in this range as I like it so much.
Jane Cade
on Friday, August 24, 2012
My 2 year old loves this swimsuit. It's bright, great quality and dries in no time. Perfect!
Jane Bainbridge
on Friday, August 24, 2012
These are the best sunsuits I have found without spending huge amounts of money. My daughter has had some every year since she was 3 months old and they cover properly; do not 'ride' up her back and having a top and shorts mean quick trips to the toilet! A brilliant buy and have recommended to all my friends - especially as they are available all year round!
Kate McPhedran
on Thursday, August 23, 2012
My son has lived in these this UK summer and will do so when we return to Tanzania in the coming months. They are perfect for the beach and running around in the garden on those rare amazing scorching British summer days. They are well made and comfortable, I would highly recommend them.
S Chase
on Thursday, August 23, 2012
Great quality, really lovely suits that will wear and wear. Recommend these suits.
on Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Really pleased - practical for nappy changing , dries quickly and looks fab !
on Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Lovely UV sun suit with nice design and fabric. Have not used this yet but it does look lovely on and I like the two piece design which will make nappier changing much easier. Only comment is that the sizing comes up small. I bought the 1-2 yrs size for my 8 month old and it just fits (although I don't see this lasting until she is 2 yrs).
on Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Great item have used alot. Very quick drying.
on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
A really lovely sunsuit with the highest SPF I can find. It is comfortable and holds it shape well all through the holidays. We bought one last year and were so impressed we would not go any where else to get one! And really does what it says.
on Monday, July 16, 2012
Good quality fabric, good sizing.
on Monday, July 16, 2012
Great sunsuit. Two piece design makes for easy nappy changes and high factor UV protection means I am confident that my daughter can play safely outside which she loves to do! I found size came up just right.
on Thursday, July 12, 2012
Love these sun suits, very practical, quick drying, offer great uv protection and great design. I buy them for my twin girls every year.
Rell C
on Thursday, July 05, 2012
This is a great quality sun suit, I have bought sun suits from other high street shops in the past and they haven't even lasted the duration of a two week holiday.
Joanne Black
on Monday, June 11, 2012
Great little sunsuit but on the small size. My daughter is not yet 2 and the 2-3 yrs will no way fit her next year (she is average for her age).
Hannah Speakman
on Monday, June 11, 2012
I ordered this for my tall 21 month oold and it fit him beautifully. I thought he looked smart on the beach and it wasn't too heavy when wet. It also worked well with some Welles on a not so sunny day when he wanted to splash around on the beach! Much better than soggy jeans.
on Friday, June 08, 2012
An excellent buy - we took this sun suit with us on holiday to Portugal and it really gave us peace of mind in the sun.
L Hues
on Thursday, June 07, 2012
Fab fit for my 2yr old I am really looking forward to him wearing when we go on our summer holiday soon!
excellent fast delivery too :-)
Thank you
on Tuesday, May 22, 2012
this suit is really great. my tall and slim 4 year ols fits into it really well with room to grow and the zip on the top means we don't have to struggle squeezing his head through!
on Wednesday, April 04, 2012
My daughter loves wearing this and the fact it is two piece is fab for quick and easy nappy changes on the beach.
Barbara Allsworth
on Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Bought this for our holiday in Majorca. It was great my daughter loved wearing it and it kept her safe in the sun....
Hannah Forster
on Sunday, July 03, 2011
Overall I was not happy with this sunsuit.
I bought mine for my 7 month old for a holiday in Spain so I wanted good protection. The suit itself is good. The fact that it is two-piece obviously means easy nappy access. And the top has a long zip so that it's easy to take on and off a small baby. However it was NOT quick dry which is the other main reason I chose this particular sunsuit. Even after an afternoon in the sun, whether on or off my baby girl, the suit was not properly dry. If you don't mind this, then it's great. I also purchased the matching hat which was fine.
Product Info
2-Piece Sunsuit
Essential sun protection swimwear for the holidays.
Fun whilst practical sun protection suits. These UV sunsuits are great for swimming and playing in the sun.
UPF 50+ (98% effective at blocking UVA rays)
Quick drying
Appliqué to front
Cheerful colours make children easier to spot
Garments designed to British Safety Standard EN 13758-2
Sun exposure causes skin damage. Young children are particularly at risk of sunburn because of their delicate skin, babies are especially vulnerable
Sunburn during childhood can lead to skin cancer later in life - keep babies out of the sun
UV Sunsuits offer a great way to keep cool and protected while playing in the sun
Please note that only covered areas are protected. We recommend a high factor sunscreen is used, especially on any exposed parts of your child
Protection offered by this item may be reduced with use, or if stretched or wet
80% Nylon, 20% Lycra Elastane
Machine washable at 30 degrees
Unfortunately we are unable to deliver this item to UNITED KINGDOM.
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In the midst of sexual harassment allegations and a newly alleged affair, pizza czar Herman Cain is reassessing whether or not he'll remain in the race. The determining factors, according to Cain, are the toll the scandals have taken on his family, and whether or not he still has the support or if his constituents, some of whom have noticed he's a shady nutbar. To make matters worse, he shares a name with the bad cyborg from Robocop 2.
No matter what happens, Cain can take solace in knowing he wasn't quite as bad as the disgraced movie politicians listed below… as far as we know.
When clairvoyant weirdo Johnny Smith shakes hands with U.S. Senatorial candidate Greg Stillson, he gets a chilling view of the future. Stillson will go on to become President of the United States and later President of Blowing Shit Up With Nuclear Bombs. After the vision, it becomes clear to Smith that he must assassinate him. He makes his attempt at a rally, but misses. However, a spooked Stillson shows his true colors by grabbing a nearby baby to use as a human shield. That's worse than 1000 Howard Deans.
If you're going to head an ultra-Right Wing fascist regime, the last thing you need is a vigilante rising up to challenge you. That's exactly what happens to Adam Sutler. He creates a police state by violently removing minorities, gays, non-Christians, and the handicapped from the UK. In the end, he is betrayed and murdered in front of his nemesis. It's a fitting end. Otherwise he'd be reaping the paycheck from Viagra sponsorships.
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Since its formation in 1981, the Philadelphia Gay Men's Chorus has steadily increased its standing within the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community and among Philadelphia arts organizations.
The regular subscription season includes concert productions in December, March and June. In addition, the Chorus performs at cabarets, fundraisers, and other community events throughout the year. Our small auditioned ensemble, Brotherly Love, presents a concert in February as part of the subscription series. Additionally, they perform at other concerts and community outreach events throughout the year, representing the Chorus at events where participation by the full body is impractical.
Our repertoire includes a broad range of styles, including art music from the 17th century to the present, spirituals, sacred music, holiday tunes, love ballads, comic pieces, pop and rock songs, Broadway and Hollywood, opera choruses, folk songs from around the world, the latest LGBT empowerment music and other newly commissioned LGBT works.
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Did you know the Philadelphia Gay Men's Chorus not only performs great music but actually takes a role in the creation of new choral compositions? Pieces commissioned by PGMC and other GALA member choruses make up a large part of the musical repertoire available to us. Music is a highly integral part of any culture. By commissioning pieces specific to our experiences as gay and bisexual men, we help enrich and preserve significance of the LGBT subculture. Previously, the PGMC has commissioned works such as Open Road, based upon the poetry of the great Walt Whitman and Raise Our Voice, a piece about the combined life stories of PGMC members. Currently, we're excited to be working with Composer Andrea Clearfield and Librettist Tom Gualtieri on a new selection that celebrates the growing institution of nontraditional families, to debut at our concert in May 2016!
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US Interior Secretary Ken Salazar named Liz Birnbaum, a lawyer with two decades of federal and private sector energy and environment experience, director of the US Minerals Management Service on June 25. Her appointment does not require US Senate confirmation.
The selection marks Birnbaum's return to the US Department of the Interior, where she was associate solicitor for minerals resources from 2000 to 2001 and special assistant to DOI's solicitor from 1999 to 2000. Most recently, she has been staff director of the US House Administration Committee since 2007. She also was counsel to the House Natural Resources Committee from 1991 to 1999.
In the private sector, she was vice president of government affairs and general counsel for American Rivers, a conservation organization, from 2001 to 2007; and counsel for the water resources program at the National Wildlife Federation from 1987 to 1991.
Birnbaum will take the helm of a DOI agency which has been a lightning rod of controversy the past few years from its handling of deepwater offshore royalties to questionable behavior by some employees in its royalties management program.
Salazar said that her experience as a former DOI associate solicitor and as staff director and counsel for two congressional committees will be valuable in Birnbaum's new position. "Her in-depth knowledge of energy issues, natural resource policy, and environmental law as well as her managerial expertise and work in coalitions building will be especially important," he said.
Birnbaum received her Juris Doctor degree from Harvard University in 1984 and her AB degree, cum laude, from Brown University in 1979.
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Active Questions
|House & Home / 12:58 PM - Saturday December 04, 2010
Help! Cable company turned my cable TV off. Can I turn it back on myself?
- Asked by betterbird, A Creative, Male, 46-55, San Francisco, Administrative
Is there a box of sorts outside your house? You meet me in the parking lot...come alone..bring a briefcase with unmarked fifties in it (totaling 250)...I know how to do it but can't say here. Wait until dark.
- Response by englishrose4945, A Life of the Party, Female, 66 or older, Miami, Alternative Medicine
Well, technically yes. But you would have to be employed by the company. These days they do it from an office someplace, basically throw a switch. It's not like back in the day when you could just reconnect a wire outside.
- Response by shanegalang, A Rebel, Male, 46-55, Transportation
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No... Not like you used to be able to.
- Response by fehkarfight, A Couch Potato, Male, 56-65, Who Cares?
Shimmy up the pole in the alley and 'discover' cable - preferably your neighbors! LOL
- Response by houseworkmakesyaugly, A Married Girl, Female, 36-45
I'd be careful with that ... if you illegally re-hook up your service that's considered theft and you could be prosecuted. That would cost you a lot more than just paying your bill like the rest of us have to.
- Response by mrscleaver16, A Married Girl, Female, 66 or older
Depends where they shut it off - at the house connection or out on the switch box near the street pole. At the house with a simple cable connection just means changing the connection ender to a male coaxial connector.
- Response by lomizer, A Guy Critical, Male, 46-55, Halifax, Science / Engineering
You could probably do it yourself by paying your bill.
- Response by pokerguy, A Mr. Nice Guy, Male, 29-35, Who Cares?
yes, it's called paying your bill.
- Response by headscratching, A Mr. Nice Guy, Male, 46-55, Science / Engineering


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05 October 2012
To coincide with the 50th anniversary of Love Me Do's release, we put your questions to Britain's most celebrated producer Sir George Martin.
It goes without saying that Sir George has had a spectacularly longstanding association with the studios, from the early fifties when he joined EMI/Parlophone to work on orchestral music and comedy records, to his life-changing work with the Beatles, as part of what is probably the greatest producer/artist collaboration there will ever be.
Most recently he starred in Produced by George Martin, a feature length career-spanning profile originally broadcast on the BBC in 2011, which is now available on DVD and Blu-ray.
We were overwhelmed by the hundreds of questions submitted via Abbey Road's Facebook and Twitter and had a tough time picking the best ones to put to Sir George. Thank you to everyone who participated!
Here's the interview in full:
Today [5th October] is the 50th anniversary of the release of Love Me Do/P.S. I Love You. Will you being doing anything to celebrate this milestone? – Liam, via Facebook
Not really. I might have a good glass of wine tonight.
Sir George, I was wondering in what ways your earlier work on classical and comedy records helped prepare you for your work with The Beatles? – Myles, via Facebook
It helped a great deal. My training at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama gave me a good solid foundation for what was to come, and in the comedy field, working with artistes like Peter Sellers, Bernard Cribbins, Rolf Harris etc, I had to improvise a lot to build up pictures in sound.
Can you single out the one, most important factor that made you interested in the Beatles? - @evaflyborg, via Twitter
Their charisma. I simply fell for them as wonderfully engaging people.
Do you still have that tie that George Harrison didn't like? - @PennyLane1963, via Twitter
No, we auctioned it for charity and it fetched a huge sum.
Sir George, I know you helped the Beatles with arranging and some composing, but did you also play some instruments on any of their albums? – Dave, via Facebook
Lots of keyboards: ordinary piano, "wound up" piano sounding like a harpsichord, Hammond organ, synthesisers, mellotron etc. The most notable piece is of course the solo in "In My Life".
How does it feel after all these years to hear those Beatles songs that you worked on again and again on the radio? – Eddie, via Facebook
I am afraid I don't listen to the radio much these days, so it is not a problem, but it's great to know people still enjoy the work that we did and that younger generations are finding it for themselves.
Do you keep in contact with Sir Paul and Ringo? – Marcie, via Facebook
Absolutely. Ringo is often abroad so I tend to see more of Paul, but we all do catch up with one another from time to time.
If you had the chance to record and produce any Beatles record today with current tech, which would it be and why? – Jim, via Facebook
I would hesitate to go back over old ground, and I doubt that modern technology would improve them.
When did you understand that the Beatles' music would become immortal? – Dario, via Facebook
Never. I'm grateful that people still like it of course, but immortality was never our aim. We worked hard and simply tried the best we could at the time.
Sir George, if you could take one piece of modern recording equipment back in time to use on your sessions, what would you take back and why? – Marie, via Facebook
Computer technology - making editing so much easier and quicker than using a razor blade or brass scissors.
What was the most interesting/difficult challenge you solved in the studio you're most proud of? - @dreamstatemusic via Twitter
Solving the problem of joining the two bits of 'Strawberry Fields Forever" which were in different keys and different tempos. John, of course, took it for granted that it could be done. It wasn't easy but it worked.
Do you think that the limitless technology of today actually gets in the way of creativity? – Paul, via Facebook
It can do if you let it. It is easy to get obsessed with the tools instead of the music.
You've worked with some pretty talented vocalists; how do you feel about the use of pitch correction and "auto tuning" in music made in the last decade? – Nate, via Facebook
I don't really approve. The odd bit of tweaking is OK, but even then I have heard great artistes who have sung out of tune and still sound wonderful. Sinatra, for instance. It is human, not mechanical. Likewise, I can think of some singers who do not sound good to me no matter how spot on they are.
George, could you comment on the 'iPod generation' and our increasing exposure to highly compressed audio (files). Should the record industry be also encouraging an interest in 'hi-fi' audio, particularly with the younger generation? – Dave, via Facebook
This is a heck of a problem, because a huge number of young folk only listen with buds stuck in their ears. The compressed sound is not good and if it is loud it can damage their hearing - damage which may not show itself until much later.
It's inevitable what you'll be most remembered for, but excluding The Beatles what would you like to top the list? - Darren, via Twitter
A toss-up between the Mahavishnu Orchestra - John McLaughlin - and the group America; very different but I loved working with both of them.
If you hadn't been a producer, what could you have seen yourself doing instead? – Cam, via Facebook
Designing aeroplanes. I had a competition with Jimmy Webb once, to see which one of us could build the best paper plane. Jimmy was a very experienced glider pilot and knew what to do, but I relished the challenge. He tells the story of what happened on the "Produced by George Martin" DVD.
How did you react when you found out that you were being knighted? – Jackie, via Facebook
I was gobsmacked. I could not imagine why I had been chosen. But I am very proud.
If there was one album you wish you could have produced what would it be, and how would you have done it differently? – Faul, via Facebook
Impossible to answer. There are so many candidates from The Beach Boys to Streisand and Sinatra.
What was it like working with the Goons? – Andrea, via Facebook
Crazy of course but fun. You had to be on your top form to deal with them.
Sir, name at least three things that make a hit record. - Louie, via Facebook
Great music. Great lyrics. Great production.
What's the longest recording session you can remember? – Jak, via Facebook
There were so many long nights and days, even before the Beatles. Sometimes it just takes time.
Sir George, how do you know when "it" happens? That take that makes you say "we have something going on here now". – Kevin, via Facebook
Gut instinct. I have always relied on my inner voice and it never let me down. In 1952 I produced a track called "Mock Mozart" with Peter Ustinov. I thought it was good, but EMI refused to put it out. My boss at the time, Oscar Preuss, supported my instinct and persuaded a reluctant EMI to issue it as a single. It sold like hot cakes and was my first big hit.
Sir George, do you ever wish you could go back and do it all over again? – @Pogie_joe, via Twitter
God, no!


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Discovering Some Good in the God-awful. ~ Liz Mosco
I am angry. I am angry with you, you and definitely you. I am angry at wind, snow and sunshine. I am angry at my job. I am angry at rules. I am angry about having to get out of bed in the morning and I am angry about having to get in bed at night. I am angry at mail. I am angry at traffic. I am angry at my house. I am angry at my cat. I am angry with myself for being so angry.
It is time to get over that last one.
I knew that the stages of grief included anger; I was prepared for that. Anger at God, anger at my husband for unfairly leaving me alone, anger at medical science for never catching the subtle blip in his heart rhythm that took him in an instant. Those, I expected.
What I did not expect was this. This anger. I am angry at everything. Or nothing at all depending on how you look at it. When first faced with his death, I loved everyone. Every day was a gift; each person a treasure and I could feel the significance of every moment.
Now, I am full of undeniable rage. I want what I want when I want it. I want people to get it. I want electronics, pets, grocery store clerks, Jiffy Lube dudes, my bicycle, traffic signals, and fellow Ikea customers to just work correctly or get the hell out of my way. I am furious. I won't throw a piece of perfect tiny Ikea furniture at you, but I might shoot a if-looks-could kill glare at you and then loudly huff myself out of that nightmare…er…store and go back for my mini desk another day.
The truth is this not typical "me" behavior, which makes this disgruntled energy very curious and foreign to me. Although my Irish-Italian heritage and fiery astrological sign would indicate otherwise, I am not quick to anger. And in those rare cases I find myself angry, I take deep breaths and respond appropriately. Appropriate. That's me.
My husband was also of Irish-Italian heritage and had an angry streak. One of his habits was to nag me until I blew up. He would then (very annoyingly) rejoice that I was pissed and showing it. He loved a good fight. And I will always love him for that.
When my grief transformed from appropriate and thankful to enraged and irritable, I thought it was unhealthy. That perhaps it was a stage I needed to get through and then I would go back to the "appropriate" me.
Eff that.
Anger has gotten a bad rap in our society. We send people to anger management left and right, pointing out anger as the problem. Yet, anger is not necessarily the problem. We have been programmed to see anger as bad, so when we get angry we don't know how to express it and tend to explode in crazy ways. We then feel guilty about our outbursts and vow to "stop being so angry." Alternatively, we tend to stuff anger deep down, causing it to eat at us, ultimately leading to bitterness, resentment and chronic irritability.
Bitterness is like cancer. It eats upon the host. But anger is like fire. It burns it all clean.
~ Maya Angelou
I say, let's practice being angry a little more.
Let's agree to not throw furniture, hit anyone or hurt ourselves when we get angry. Let's find a friend or pet to surrender our anger to, go for a jog, use a punching bag, write, practice lion pose, scream in the bathroom, our cars and our cubicles. There are appropriate ways to express anger. Anger itself is not patently inappropriate. Let us learn how to feel it, own it, express it and then send it on its way, so that we can be free of that consuming fire.
I know for a fact now that life is too short to be so damn appropriate all the time. I will honor my late husband, myself and everyone I know and love by being me—which includes getting rippin' pissed sometimes and not caring if the world knows it—from here on out. I don't want this to merely be a stage of grief; I want to learn from this and move forward feeling more, expressing more and being proud that I can.
So go ahead: give yourself permission to be angry. Anger is energizing. You might find it gives you just the motivation you need to fix the problem. Or, it can signal you to flee a situation in order to take a much-needed breather.
Begrudgingly, I will accept, honor and maybe even learn from my anger. I hope the same for you.
Liz Mosco, Ph.D. is a psychologist for the Department of Veterans Affairs. She is, more importantly, a human being.
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6 Responses to "Discovering Some Good in the God-awful. ~ Liz Mosco"
So great. I really liked this. Thanks for the reminder that I am allowed to get pissed.
Great post! I have found myself feeling the exact same way for issues much smaller than the death of a husband. Recently I have been angry for not being able to find my inner talents… I want to know what I am good at so that I can spend the rest of my life doing it and profiting from it rather than spending another hopeless day doing the same old boring stuff, making virtually nothing off of it. I am learning more and more about who I am and what I am good at thanks to a great book, "The User's Guide to Being Human: The Art and Science of Self," by Scott Edmund Miller. I have felt really guilty for feeling the way I have felt. I appreciate your post because its true, I am allowed to get angry- it is what I believe has driven me to seek my true self. http://usersguidetobeinghuman.com/
Great post, thanks for sharing.
[…] Discovering Some Good in the God-awful. ~ Liz Mosco (elephantjournal.com) […]
In my darkest hours of grief, I couldn't muster up any Anger and therefore no energy. Anger is healthy indeed.
Thich Nhat Hanh says ""Just like our organs, our anger is part of us. When we are angry, we have to go back to ourselves and take good care of our anger. We cannot say, 'Go away, anger, I don't want you.' When you have a stomachache, you don't say, 'I don't want you stomach, go away.' No, you take care of it. In the same way, we have to embrace and take good care of our anger."
Take good care of your anger dear Liz…take it running, take it to the mountains, take it your mat and heal. Much love to you.
[…] Loss drives us to many different paths in life, some healthy, some not so healthy, but all representing exactly where we need to be on our journey of grief and healing. […]


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Ripe and Rotten: Meet South African Punks Fruits & Veggies
A Main Food Group On the Afro-Punk Scene
Name: Fruits & Veggies
Where They're From: Durban, South Africa
Genre: afro-punk, reggae, ska
Most Similar: early No Doubt, Gogol Bordello
Sounds Like: You just quit a job you hated and want music to drink heavily to.
So we know their name sound like a PBS KIDS segment, but whatever you do, do NOT let children anywhere near Fruits & Veggies. After reading their Rolling Stone interview back in October, it was pretty clear that the horny, sleep-deprived and drug-friendly afro-punk band had none of the wholesome, nutritional value their name suggests. Luckily, we're a music site, not a parenting magazine.
Emerging in February 2008 from what they affectionately call Durban Stone City for its abundant marijuana, the troublemaking lineup consists of frontwoman Purity, guitarist/keyboardist James, violinst Hezron, guitarist Cameron and drummer Big Bear. The ever-captivating Purity is remniscent of an early 90s Gwen Stefani, but not simply for her ska-punk punchy, dipping vocals. Like Gwen back in the day, Purity can do more than just hang as one of the boys — she's running the show. And though she does the occasional shot of tequila or striptease on stage, it's because she fucking wants to. Besides, her radiating confidence and unique pipes catch the crowd's attention before any other crazy stunt does.
And the rest of the band members are no wallflowers either. From their straight random looks and dynamic personalities, it's actually a wonder that these guys all found each other. But the self-proclaimed hobos stand on common ground where it really counts: their music. On tracks like "Taste of Love" and especially during live shows, you can just tell that they're all feelin' it. Expressive, raw lyrics paired with powerhouse, organic energy give the listener a rebellious surge compelling enough to get wild like one of the band members. And perhaps their hodgepodge group is what makes the band impossible to categorize. At times catchy enough for a pop hit, and sometimes too weird to be touched by anybody outside of the South African punk scene, the genre-bending blend is likely to leave you thinking, WTF? But for a band like Fruits & Veggies, that's probably exactly the point.
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Richard Nixon
Party Is Such Sweet Sorrow
September 04, 2009
Even before Ted Kennedy lost his battle with brain cancer late last month, Republicans were suggesting that health care reform had suffered in his absence--not because Kennedy was so devoted to the cause, but because he would have cut a deal with the Republicans. "In every case, he fought as hard as he could . . .
The Decider
August 12, 2009
On the evening of Saturday, June 13, a day after the Iranian presidential election, Vice President Joe Biden was preparing for an appearance the next morning on NBC's "Meet the Press." Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the Iranian incumbent, was already claiming a preposterously large margin of victory, and reformist protesters were clashing with basiij thugs in Tehran. The Obama administration faced a delicate and fluid situation, and it was far from clear what Biden should say. In circumstances like these, the vice president--especially this vice president--could not simply wing it.
Is A Half-Assed Climate Bill Worth Supporting? Probably.
July 01, 2009
Among people who think we need strong, rapid action to curb greenhouse-gas emissions and avoid dangerous climate change—and I'm one of them—there's been a great deal of hand-wringing over whether or not to support the House climate and energy bill, which is now cruising on over to the Senate. The warts on the House bill are big and hideous: The renewable-electricity standard would require utilities to do little more than what existing state laws already require.
Conservatism Is Dead
February 18, 2009
An intellectual autopsy of the movement.
Could Obama Tax Cut His Way To Reelection?
January 26, 2009
Plenty of people have chewed over the costs and benefits of including vast tax cuts in the Obama stimulus bill. It's a bit crass, but one issue that I haven't seen discussed is the impact these tax cuts will have on Obama's reelection in 2012. As Princeton political economist Larry Bartels has discovered, Democratic presidents consistently deliver more economic growth among all income classes during any four-year period.
From TR to BHO
December 03, 2008
Not that my political history is so important. After all, no one in either the near or more remote environs of The New Republic required my enthusiasm for Barack Obama to kindle their own. As for my own enthusiasm--actually, it was at first a quizzical intrigue--it was sparked by the disciplined and thoughtful passion of my thirty-something children, first my film director (First Love, Last Rites; The Chateau; The Ex) son, soon thereafter my writer (Vanity Fair) daughter.
Debt Man Walking
December 03, 2008
For those Americans who are not daily readers of the Financial Times, the past few months have been a crash course in the abstract and obscure instruments and arrangements that have derailed the nation's economy. From mortgage-backed securities to credit default swaps, the financial health of the country has undergone a gory public dissection.
America the Liberal
November 19, 2008
The Democratic majority: It emerged!
End of an Error
October 22, 2008
Last year, I published a book describing how right-wing economics had come to dominate American politics. Whenever you write a book about something bad that's happening, you get asked for the solution. I'd shrug and admit that I didn't have one. The questioner would usually look slightly disappointed, so I'd add that nothing lasts forever, and eventually something will come along to change things. The financial crisis might be that something. When liberals talk about turning economic lemons into political lemonade, the usual model is the New Deal.
Gonzo Sociology
October 08, 2008
The Politics of Truth: Selected Writings of C. Wright Mills Edited by John Summers (Oxford University Press, 320 pp., $21.95) C.Wright Mills published his sociological trilogy during the 1950s: White Collar in 1951, The Power Elite in 1956, The Sociological Imagination in 1959. Those were years of Republican ascendancy, and while the president, Dwight D. Eisenhower, was a moderate, the vice president, Richard Nixon, and a number of key senators, including Joe McCarthy, belonged to the conservative wing of the party.


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At many local grocery stores, bread and milk were among the items flying off of shelves. The essentials apparently wasn't all that were on shoppers' minds; one manager said that beer and wine sales went up around 30 percent during the last storm.
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The addition of analog controls makes gaming feel more modern, the increased graphics horsepower makes games look more modern, and the reduced battery life will make gamers feel the all-too modern pangs of battery anxiety.Read the full review →
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The AR games are a lot of fun, for a little while at least, and the 3D effect is genuinely compelling. Some people recoil in horror long before their eyes have adjusted, but most folks who've tried the system really like it once they find their own personal sweet spot.Read the full review →
In general, looking at it as a gadget, I'm pretty impressed. The 3D feature works as advertised (if you've got two working eyes, of course), is quite pleasant to behold and to hold, and it's loaded with built-in content that is actually worthwhile.Read the full review →
The Nintendo 3DS is a grown-up piece of hardware. And it does the grown-up stuff well. It is stylish and has an array of truly nice touches. There are quibbles, which might fade over time during the 3DS's life span. That, or be addressed in the inevitable hardware revision. Whichever comes first.Read the full review →
The 3D flits between being a gimmick and adding a true extra layer of depth ... it does at least give the Nintendo a unique proposition ... some of the hardware decisions undermine the overall value, like the mediocre resolution of the camera ... and the disappointing battery life.Read the full review →
This is a device that's going to grab everyone all over again but, at the same time, it's got plenty to offer the gaming hardcore as well and that's just as big a step forward as the specless 3D visuals.Read the full review →
A compelling expansion to Nintendo's handheld gaming platform, but it is far from perfect. Though the 3D experience has its moments of absolute brilliance, it can be short-lived due to the imprecise nature of glasses-free 3D technology, with distortion, ghosting, and user discomfort.Read the full review →
The 3DS is a nice system with a lot of trade-offs. I'd like to see more games exploit the motion control in the system, just as many iPhone games do. At this point, the system has potential. But if you're strapped for cash, you might want to wait and see if that killer app comes along or not.Read the full review →
Nintendo has made great strides in both the quality of the hardware as well as the usability of the built-in software. While the glasses-free 3D technology is impressive and on the cutting edge, neither of us are entirely sold on the notion that it's going to change how we play games.Read the full review →
When anyone with an iOS or Android device can download the latest HD game for under $10, or better yet $0.99, I do not see how a device of this size, capabilities, and cost to play will be able to survive.Read the full review →
Wow! I just picked one up cheap off ebay, brand new a couple weeks ago, and it is WORTH IT! The glasses free 3d is amazing, and zelda and all the mario games are awesome.Read the full review →
the 3DS is a great system waiting to be exploited by great software. So far only the Legend of Zelda really shows off what the device is capable of and titles seem to be trickling out quite slowly.Read the full review →
Overall the 3DS is an upgrade of the DS system by Nintendo. The 3D works and seems useful. If more games arrive for the system my experience well be better. Currently waiting for Paper Mario, Luigi's Mansion 2, and Super Mario 3DS.Read the full review →
A nice device, small and loaded with features. All it needs now it more excellent games.Read the full review →
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In the last decade, colonoscopy has come into widespread use in the United States. Colonoscopies are used to detect precancerous polyps and colorectal cancer. They can also help gastroenterologists evaluate changes in bowel habits, abdominal pain, anal bleeding and weight loss. Because of this successful intervention, precancerous polyps can be detected and removed early, thereby decreasing the incidence of colon cancer. Colorectal cancer screening accounts for 40% of clinical activity in the PAMF gastroenterology departments.
Adults who are age 50 or older should be screened every 10 years for colon cancer with a colonoscopy. Individuals with a family history of colon cancer or colon polyps with an onset before age 60 may be referred for screening at an earlier age or be screened more frequently. PAMF's colorectal screening rate of unique patients age 50 to 75 was 74%. The national screening rate for the same period was near 50% (Figure 3).
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Other commonly diagnosed gastrointestinal (GI) malignancies include rectal, pancreatic, esophageal, gastric and liver cancers. Our GI cancer diagnoses from 2007 to 2011 are shown in Figure 4. The number of pancreatic cancer cases increased by 750% from 2007 through 2011. This trend is explained by increased awareness and use of endoscopic ultrasound, an innovative technology for the diagnosis of pancreatic disorders. Our proficiency with this procedure attracts numerous external referrals to PAMF.


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^That's cool. They should make naming arcs after songs a recurring theme.
Well, the upcoming Spike webcomic is titled "Magical Mystery Tour Featuring the Beetles"...
They've moved from jazz standards("Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered", "I've Got You Under My Skin") and country ("I Fall to Pieces") on the shows, to rock, punk and grunge/alter rock in the comics.
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if they do story arcs it'll probably cover either the first five or six issues so they can put it in graphic novel.
Gage said it's going to be 4+1 - a 4-issue arc, then a standalone. I suppose that's how it's going to be for Buffy S9, too.
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Michelle Obama Gives Speech At Bowie State University Commencement
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The higher the radiation dose, the higher the risk of these heart problems. "This study has shown for the first time that as the radiation dose to the heart increases, so does the risk of radiation-induced heart disease," Taylor said.
In recent years, Taylor said, improvements in radiation machines have made it possible to deliver radiation more accurately so the heart receives less exposure.
Taylor evaluated each woman's average dose of radiation to the heart. The overall average was 4.9 units, or grays. Women with cancer in the left breast -- which is closer to the heart -- averaged more heart exposure (6.6 grays). Today, Taylor said, the average overall ranges from 2 grays to 10 grays.
The rate of heart problems increased by 7.4 percent per gray. No starting threshold was found.
The risk started within five years after treatment and persisted into the third decade.
The proportional increase was similar in women with and without heart disease risk factors (such as high blood pressures) at the start. Those with pre-existing risk factors, however, had greater absolute increases in risk.
To put the finding in perspective, for a 50-year-old woman with no pre-existing heart disease risk factors, a dose to the heart of 3 grays would increase the risk of death from ischemic heart disease before age 80 from 1.9 percent to 2.4 percent, Taylor said.
Doctors should identify women with pre-existing heart disease risk factors and those with a small distance between heart and breast and give the radiation in a way that minimizes heart exposure, Taylor said.
Editorial author Moslehi, who also is an instructor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, said the study results are important, but not entirely reassuring. "It suggests that women should worry about heart disease risk after radiation therapy," he said. The new findings "may be just the tip of the iceberg," he sa
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Instagram Changes Terms Of Service, Stirs Anger Among Users
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Kobe Marks 18th Anniversary Of Hanshin Great Earthquake
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Sony's PlayStation Network has been down for over a week, and it's a royal mess for all involved — as you've no doubt heard, an external intrusion by unknown hackers compromised the personal information (supposedly including everything but credit card numbers) of potentially tens of thousands of users. This morning, Sony VP Kaz Hirai (formerly of the PlayStation division) will address the world from the company's headquarters in Japan, and our friends at Engadget Japanese are on the scene to bring us first-hand details in just a few minutes. Additionally, there appears to be an official livestream that will begin at 1AM ET, so keep it locked right here and potentially find some video at our source link.
Update: We're hearing that Sony's "goodwill gesture" may not be an incredibly significant one — affected users can expect a free 30-day subscription to PlayStation Plus and a free software download of some sort, while Qriocity customers will get an extra 30 days of service on the house.
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This sweet girl is "Valentine" - a red roan QH mare - She and another mare were rescued January of 2009, The other mare is with a friend (Painteddreamfarm) here on the forum.
Valentine's weight is down but not terrible, however she was very dehydrated when we picked the mares up and her coat is in terrible condition having rain rot, missing clumps of hair, its dull, shaggy and gross! In addition the "small" size halters were left on these mares as tight as they could go, both have permanent marks and bald spots on there noses where the halters started to grow in.
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Clermont man, 21, killed in crash
Jared Newton pronounced dead at scene, FHP says
Published On: Nov 15 2013 09:28:25 AM EST Updated On: Nov 15 2013 09:50:56 AM EST
A 21-year-old Clermont man was pronounced dead early Friday morning at the scene of a crash.
Jared Newton was traveling eastbound on Cherry Lake Drive when he lost control of his vehicle and traveled off the road, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Newton over-corrected and traveled into the westbound lanes, back across the eastbound lanes and then onto the south shoulder before the vehicle overturned, said troopers.
Newton was ejected from the car, and a medical examiner pronounced him dead at the scene.
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Widener vs. Cabrini
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|Brian Manion
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|Michael Piccoli
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|Rory Friel
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|Matt Campbell
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Widener jumped out to a quick start, scoring the first three goals of the game, and led 6-4 with 10:46 left in the second quarter as the two teams traded goals over a 15-minute span in the two quarters. Cabrini scored the final three goals of the first half to knot the game up at six apiece as the first half came to an end.
Matthew Grosse scored the first goal of the second half, giving Cabrini a 7-6 lead with 6:23 left in the third quarter, and led by as many as two goals as Mike Pape registered his third goal of the game just over a minute later. Kyle Swezey scored his third of four goals for Widener 23 seconds later but Cabrini received a lift when Rory Friel scored his first of three goals with 35 seconds left in the quarter.
Widener pulled back to within a goal when Swezey scored for the fourth time in the game just 18 seconds into the final quarter before Cabrini scored the final four goals of the game.
Cabrini had two players score three times, including Mike Pape and Rory Friel. Matt Campbell and Michael Piccoli had two goals each. Swezey was Widener^�s only multiple goal scorer with four goals and Jamie Lockard had one goal and one assist.
Pat Carmack made 24 saves in 59 minutes of action for Widener and Antonio Masone made 11 saves for Cabrini.
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Online Recruiting as a Marketing and Advertising Endeavor
It was only about 12 or 13 years ago that the big online job boards started to assert themselves as major threats to the employment ads in print newspapers across the country. Now, printed newspapers are dying off rapidly, largely as a result of the various advertising revenue streams migrating to the Internet, with employment ads being among the most important to defect. And while online job boards like Monster.com, CareerBuilder.com and HotJobs.com were the catalyst for the collapse of the demand for printed employment ads, those same online behemoths are facing challenges of their own. Now social and professional… [Continue Reading]
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For those considering entering the health care field, especially as a nurse, there is perhaps no greater career steppingstone that that of a certified nursing assistant, or CNA. This position is roughly akin to that which was once termed an "orderly" and the job typically entails the type of patient care that would be handled by a nurse except for the legal issues involved in patient care. Things like assisting with the use of walkers, canes and wheelchairs, attending to patients' needs, changing dressings and other tasks that one would typically associate with patient care from the nursing profession. For… [Continue Reading]
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CRM Customer Master Data Quality Lead Job
CRM Jobs, a nationwide CRM job board, features its latest job post, a CRM Customer Master Data Quality position. Job posting location is Washington, DC and this employment opportunity was posted by AARP. Further details follow. Employer: AARP Job Type: Full-time Experience: 10-15 Years Location: Washington, DC (20049) Description: • Contributes to the CRM technology strategy by establishing Customer Master & Data Quality solutions. • Oversees the design, development, testing & deployment of the Customer Master & Data Quality solutions. • Manages internal employees, product vendors & implementation vendors to deploy the Customer Master & Data Quality solutions. • Manages… [Continue Reading]
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CRM Jobs is featuring several new job posts, including the latest, a CRM Data Custodian job. Job posting location is Washington, DC and this employment opportunity was posted by AARP. Further details follow. Employer: AARP Job Type: Full-time Experience: 7-10 Years Location: Washington, DC (20049) Description: Senior Manager, CRM Data Custodian, Integrated Technology Delivery • Contributes to the CRM technology strategy by assisting in the establishment of Data Stewardship processes & the creation/execution of Data Governance • Understands the business architecture/functions by collaborating with the CRM Architect. Owns/manages the data lifecycle supporting such business functions. • Ensures the gradual transition… [Continue Reading]


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