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Ottawa County magistrate will be candidate for judge
PORT CLINTON - The magistrate of Ottawa County Common Pleas and Juvenile courts has announced that she will run next year to succeed Judge David Zeitzheim as the county's probate and juvenile judge.
Kathleen Giesler, 48, of Graytown, would become the county's first female judge if elected in November, 2002.
Judge Zeitzheim has announced he will retire when his term ends Jan. 31, 2003.
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A white and pink rose at the tail end of it's life
really nice photo *______*
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Beautiful and wonderful colors.
Great shot, I love the colors!
For some time now I have been e-mailing my wife a flower photograph every morning as a small way of saying "I love you. Bee's Morning FlowersThis morning I sent her your beautiful flower. This makes you a part of a love story that began in 1965. Love Story
Wow,great story, im glad you like my rose.
Thank you! And roses are Bee's favorite!
That's cute!
Heh heh. Sometimes I pass up on roses, just because I have sent so many and frankly, sometimes they all start to look alike. But she loves roses and doesn't care if they look like others I have sent. She has six or eight (I think!) varieties of roses growing in our yard.
If you browse through my Bee's Morning Flowers collection you will find a lot of roses, and also a lot of purple flowers, because my wife says that "purple is the color of love."


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It took me forever to read this in bits and pieces. By the end, I was tearing up and upset with myself for not having read this classic at an earlier age. Amazing read.
I enjoyed this. I think it was evident early on that there had to be the requisite "happy ever after" ending. Still it was an enjoyable read with some interesting characters.
I love this book for a lot of reasons, first and foremost being Jane herself. She is an admirable heroine who sticks to her morals no matter the consequences, but not so much of a prude that she doesn't have a sense of humor (like, ahem, St. John Rivers). This is the first classic I ever read that I actually liked, and I've enjoyed it each time I've reread it.
My biggest complaint about this book is that too many pages were dedicated to St. John Rivers. The book even ends on Jane's thoughts about him, for crying out loud. I relate to Jane in a lot of ways, but I never understood why she liked John at all. To me he was just a sideways plot that slowed the book down, nothing more.
Which is why, in my opinion, the best stuff happens before Jane runs away from Mr. Rochester (although their reunion is sweet and fulfilling). Jane's past is sad but interesting, Bertha Mason is super creepy, and Jane and Mr. Rochester's relationship is very Beauty-and-the-Beast-like. Although wordy at times, this is a special book.
Always an exceptional read. I read this nearly every year. Some years, I'm more curious than others; but I always enjoy the story.
After all this time?
jane and i had a troubled beginning. there was this beautiful hard back copy that sat in our living room. i saw the orson welles film sometime when i was around eight or nine, and was captivated. immediately, i wanted to try to read the book. but i couldn't get along with the beautiful hard back. something about it just didn't agree with me. it wasn't until my mum gave me her old copy from school that, suddenly, everything clicked. the copy was old. the copy was falling apart (since then, some of the pages have fallen out, and the spine cover has actually fallen off too). it was orange. it was hideous.
it was perfect.
who doesn't know the story of jane eyre? it has everything. orphans, religion, romance, betrayal, crazy attic wives, the works! it's all so over the top and it's fantastic. bronte creates this real feeling of repressed feelings, if that makes any sense. jane has moral boundaries for herself and by god will she stick to them. i like that in a person. maybe it's why omar is my favourite character from the wire. though i am not directly comparing the two in any way. that would be weird.
i much prefer charlotte's writing to emily's, at least in terms of emily's one novel, wuthering heights. charlotte's is expansive and over-the-top without being so bleak and morose and (in places) utterly batshit as emily's. jane eyre is first and foremost a look into jane's head, and secondly - but not any less importantly - a really good, compelling story. it is also very much of its time. the religious aspects, i feel, have to be read in the context not only of charlotte's life as the daughter of a minister, but in the context of that period in english history. i feel in this novel, moreso than any of her other, charlotte allows the plot to overcome the religious aspect in the novel. it's certainly far more palatable in that respect than any of her subsequent novels, if one can call "the professor" subsequent.
it's my comfort book. it's the book i can open at any page and start reading and feel like i'm at home. it's the book i take everywhere. it's nowhere near the BEST book i've ever read. but it does exactly what i want it to. i will read it over and over and over and never tired of the world the charlotte created (i might have to get myself a new copy though).
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Jane Eyre [1983 TV miniseries] by Julian Amyes
Jane Eyre [1983 TV miniseries] by Julian Amyes
Jane Eyre [2006 TV mini-series] by Susanna White
Jane Eyre [1943 film] by Robert Stevenson
Jane Eyre [1997 film] by Robert Young
Jane Eyre [1996 film] by Franco Zeffirelli
Jane Eyre [1996 film] by Franco Zeffirelli
Jane Eyre [1970 film] by Delbert Mann
Jane Eyre : A Play in Three Acts by Helen Jerome
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Having grown up an orphan in the home of her cruel aunt and at a harsh charity school, Jane Eyre becomes an independent and spirited survivor-qualities that serve her well as governess at Thornfield Hall. But when she finds love with her sardonic employer, Rochester, the discovery of his terrible secret forces her to make a choice. Should she stay with him whatever the consequences or follow her convictions, even if it means leaving her beloved?
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Since everybody draw MLP, I never watched series, but huh... who cares
But dragons aren't real. o_o
Hahaha I Havn't noticed that <really>
Not to say I don't wish they were. :C
I wish not, because, dragons can set you on fire... <random> brrrrrrr... But one like Spike would be a pleasure to have
Aww, you should at least watch a few episodes... um... for reference material. Yeah
I know, but I don't think it's on tv in uk
I certainly hope he has wings when he grows up...his costume from the upcoming episode doesn't have any and I'm terribly worried. A dragon without wings is merely a wurm...a sad beast indeed...
Great image. Thanks for sharing!
Great image. Thanks for sharing!
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ShareThisErnesto Pujol is a performance artist and "social choreographer", an artist particularly interested in the spaces we share as a community. Many people around Honolulu could become a part of one of his performances this Saturday. HPR's Noe Tanigawa reports. Ernesto Pujol's group performance piece will launch at sunrise this Saturday June 18th. Check www.tcmhi.org for details and locations. Pujol's exhibition, "Walking Ground", continues at The Contemporary Museum through October second.
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Last time, I wrote about how Italians enjoy pasta in all different shapes and sizes, and talked about the various long cuts of pasta. Today I want to tell you about the different short pastas we cook in Tuscany.
Penne, Ditalini, Ziti, Wheels and Fusilli all have a casual feel, and allow for an easier and more relaxed approach than cooking spaghetti. Almost every recipe works well with these cuts—red sauces, vegetable sauces and meats are the most common dressings.


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December 14, 2009. Posted by Amy Niles.Add new comment | Filed under: employment, Jazz Community, music
Ever wondered what it would be like to work for WBGO? Well, we have a position open for an Underwriting ( media sales) person. Sound interesting?
WBGO wins award from UUCP
October 29, 2009. Posted by Brandy Wood.Add new comment | Filed under: award, cephas bowles, jazz, Jazz Alive, Jazz Community, unitarian, uucp, wbgo
This past Friday evening, WBGO was celebrated via a jazz concert--featuring a student ensemble from William Paterson University and the Calvin Hill Trio (featuring Michael Cochrane on piano)--by the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Palisades in Teaneck, New Jersey. The church supports jazz and features a regular jazz concert series at the Puffin Cultural Center, also in Teaneck.
In addition to bestowing a plaque to the station which read: "The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Palisades congratulates WBGO, the jazz source for 30 years. An outstanding contribution to the advancement of jazz," the church, in concert with the Puffin Cultural Center, made a donation to WBGO! The appreciation for the station that emanated from the room was quite powerful. WBGO President and CEO Cephas Bowles was on hand to receive the award and extended thanks on behalf of the staff and Board of Trustees.
Pictured here: Rev. Tony Johnson (pastor of UUCP and a WBGO member), May Stawsky (member of UUCO's Racial and Social Justice Team), Cephas Bowles (CEO, WBGO) and Eddie Raynord Hadden (Chairman of UUCP's Board).
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WBGO's Becca Pulliam, producer of JazzSet, was recently nominated for The Willis Conover–Marian McPartland Award for Broadcasting. The winner will be announced at this year's Jazz Journalists Association Awards celebration on June 16th at the Jazz Standard. If you're a member of the Jazz Journalists Association, you can vote here until June 4th .
Becca has been busy recording great live sets up and down the east coast and will head out to Detroit in July.
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The two young victims both would have taken part in the parade. Last week, 18-year-old Tanaya Copeland was stabbed to death. She was to perform with the Royal Knights Marching Band down Louisiana Avenue as part of the parade.
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Do video games cause violence? The appalling murder of Ann Maguire has revived the old claims of a link; we report that the 15-year-old alleged killer played Dark Souls, "a violent video game marketed with the slogan 'prepare to die'"; the Mail reports the same. Ever since the Columbine killers were found to be fans of Doom, and in fact for years before that, people have been keen to link violent video games to real-life violence.
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Alexander Fleming usually gets the credit for developing penicillin, but he shouldn't. True, he noticed that the fungus Penicillin rubens exuded a substance that killed bacteria, which he named penicillin; but it wasn't until 1939 that anyone made any serious effort to turn it into a medicine.
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This is my second used ipod shuffle 1st generation.
I don't know if I'm stupid, crazy, or terribly
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play (No problems with my video ipod ever !)I've
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there and the guide at the bottom shows that it's
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shove the head phones in, turn it on (the little
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up...I advance to the next
Since the exact thing is happening with this one (the
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We see a rare John Daly gaffe on this episode. After Dorothy guesses that the occupation of Everett Meador deals with horses' feed bags, John inadvertently gives away the specific occupation when he says the following:
John: A little cleanup work, Miss Dorothy. What does Mr. Meador have to do with making - uh, with - uh, uh - with feed bags?
Dorothy: Thank you, John. He makes them!
John: Very good. I don't know how you learned. Well, Mr. Meador, I flipped a card, so I'll flip a card.
And with that, John awarded an additional $5 to the contestant. - Lee McIntyre (2004)
FLIP REPORT: In the second game, John flipped a single card, bringing it from six down to seven down, after he accidentally blurted out the contestant's exact association with the product. Whether or not John's gaffe ultimately had any effect, however, is questionable, because "makes" and "manufacturers" were usually the first guesses of the panelists when asked to identify the exact line after guessing the product. John flipped the remaining six cards for the final contestant at four down, though not without struggle. After having struggled with the cards throughout the night, the $25 card through the $50 card came off one of the rings, and were left hanging lopsidedly, as if they had been hypnotized by the final contestant. - agent_0042 (2008)
(1) "WML?" SPONSOR WATCH: Tonight, Stopette is the opening sponsor whose product is shown on the panel desk, sign-in board and flip cards.
(2) In a sad coincidence, tonight's show aired exactly ten years to the day before the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963.
(3) WOULD-BE MYSTERY GUEST: Though his would-be mystery guest appearance tonight ultimately came to naught, this was nevertheless the first of four appearances by screen legend Van Johnson, the last of which was EPISODE #670 of June 30, 1963. One of his other appearances, on EPISODE #517 of June 12, 1960, marked the beginning of a six-year run for "WML?" at CBS "Studio 52." At the time of his appearance tonight, Mr. Johnson was in three films that were released in 1953: "Confidentially Connie," "Remains to Be Seen," and "Easy to Love." The next year, 1954, he appeared in three films that are considered classics today: "The Caine Mutiny," "Brigadoon," and "The Last Time I Saw Paris." This evening, Mr. Johnson's nameplate on the panel moderator's desk is set in the usual Title Gothic Condensed No. 11 font.
(4) "WML?" CREDITS CRUNCH WATCH: When aired on May 13, 2008, the end credits sequence of this episode was plagued, as usual, by GSN's foul and fiendish "crunching" of the screen.
(5) Following the May 13, 2008 airing of tonight's show, GSN ran the May 24, 1965 edition of "I've Got a Secret," with host Steve Allen and the panel of Betsy Palmer, Bill Cullen, Bess Myerson and Henry Morgan. The celebrity guest was Sam Levenson. The second game featured legendary baseball pitcher Warren Spahn and catcher Doug Camilli. At the time of their "IGAS" appearance, Mr. Spahn was in the middle of a stint with the New York Mets, where he remained until July of 1965 when he moved to the San Francisco Giants, where he would close out his long career; and Mr. Camilli was playing for the Washington Senators. The secret was that Mr. Spahn had pitched against Mr. Camilli when the latter was with the Los Angeles Dodgers, and also pitched against Doug's father, first baseman Dolph Camilli, who was also a Dodger during the team's long run in Brooklyn. This is yet another "IGAS" episode with a truncated opening; however, it is also one of the few "IGAS" episodes where GSN showed the original closing sponsors, in this case, Maxwell House coffee and Dream Whip non-dairy dessert topping. - W-B (2008)
FIRST GUEST: The dear elderly Hattie Sholes was so frail she had a difficult time wielding the piece of chalk when signing her name, and John actually had to offer encouragement several times as she struggled to finish her signature. It was heartening to see how gentle the panel was in questioning her. I was surprised Goodson-Todman would risk having someone this elderly on a live network television show. On the other hand, John had almost as much trouble with the flip cards as dear Hattie did answering questions about her line as a sardine packer! - Lee McIntyre (2004)
THE BATTLE OF THE FLIP CARDS: John humorously "fights" with the flip cards on this episode. They appear to get stuck, and some of them fall off one of the rings. During the first game John says to Bennett, "I'm fixing the set here, you go on, Mr. Cerf." Toward the very end of the show, John really hams it up by standing and dramatically tugging on the cards! - Suzanne (2004)
More on THE BATTLE OF THE FLIP CARDS: At the end of the final round, John gets so frustrated that the flip cards are binding and won't properly flip, that when he tries to award the full prize to Miss Lynne Gordon when time ran out, he forgets to announce her occupation, until he is queried by an off-camera panelist. - Lee McIntyre (2004)
REVIEW: Between the equipment malfunctions, a small boo-boo on the part of the normally unflappable John Charles Patrick Croghan Daly (aka the "Velvet Whip") and the accidental revelation of mystery guest Van Johnson, it wasn't surprising to see John break out in a little bit of hysterics this particular evening. However, the panel did have a relatively successful night. Steve managed to guess that the sweet elderly lady in the first game was a sardine packer. It was also in the first game that John begins to have problems with his trusty flip cards. In the second game, Dorothy managed to guess that the first contestant had something to do with horses' feed bags, but she got help in guessing the line when John accidentally let it slip that the guest made them. Van Johnson showed what a good sport he was when he came out even after both Daily Variety and Walter Winchell revealed that he was scheduled to be the mystery guest. Even though the fun was somewhat spoiled, he still wanted to come out to try the voice he was going to use if they had gone ahead with the game. The final contestant for the night, a female hypnotist, wound up winning her game by default. It was at this point that John forcibly threw over the cards and put an exclamation point on a very fun night! - Sargebri (2004)
BREADBOX WATCH!!! The breadbox question was never used in any of the games. - Sargebri (2004)
LEAKED GAME: No mystery guest round game is played because the identity of the mystery guest had been leaked by the press. John explained that Daily Variety on the West coast first printed the story, and then Walter Winchell picked it up today and also revealed in his newspaper column that Van Johnson was going to be on What's My Line? So, as soon as Van Johnson comes on stage, signs in and sits down, John tells the panel to take off their masks. Van and John talk for a minute or two, and John asks Van to try out his "would have been" WML mystery voice. - Suzanne (2004)
DOROTHY MATERNITY WATCH 6 of 10: Dorothy Kilgallen is now five months pregnant. No announcement has been made on WML yet. She stood up tonight to shake Hattie's hand, and she is not showing yet. Her son Kerry Kollmar will be born on March 19, 1954. - Suzanne (2004)
Tidbits: Dorothy announced that Steve was lauded in the current issue of Time Magazine. - Suzanne (2004)
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|On Jan 11, 2016, graceofagarden Colorado Springs, CO wrote:
I am the garden manager for the Horticultural Art Society Public Gardens in Colorado Springs. I ordered 300 Daffodils from them - and wow! They were the biggest, most beautiful bulbs I have ever seen. So happy I have found this company. Plan on ordering some peonies shortly - not only for my work garden, but also for my home. Very, very pleased.
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|On Dec 11, 2015, rdtjr05 Franklin, TN wrote:
Posted on October 22, 2015, updated December 11, 2015
On December 11th, 2015, rdtjr05 added the following:
Update on the "amaryllis" bulbs. The La Paz is blooming with two stalks. I am especially pleased that the papilio is also sending up two stalks as these can be shy to bloom right away.
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|On Nov 13, 2015, cbelle Bloomfield, CT wrote:
I am having a party in December and wanted to have paperwhites blooming in time for them to be centerpieces for the tables. I wasn't sure exactly when I should order them so that they would be blooming in time, so I emailed Easy to Grow Bulbs. They responded to my email immediately, and told me that I could order the bulbs that day, and they would ship them so that I could plant them at the appropriate time for them to be blooming at the party.
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|On Nov 11, 2015, weedsfree Magna, UT (Zone 7a) wrote:
Posted on November 4, 2015, updated November 11, 2015
On November 11th, 2015, weedsfree added the following:
I didn't get my bulb potted as quickly as I would have liked, though it was still within the same week I received it. The very next day of potting my bulb, it started to grow 2 leaves! They are still growing too. I am very satisfied. THANKS!
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|On Oct 24, 2015, VA_GARDEN Hood, VA (Zone 7a) wrote:
First time customer, and very pleased with the service and the quality of the bulbs I received. I only wish I had found their site earlier in the season. Many of the unusual bulbs I wanted to order were sold out. I will definitely be ordering earlier next year.
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|On Oct 20, 2015, chicomorales st maarten,
Netherlands Antilles wrote:
Great company great service and great prices!
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|On Jul 14, 2015, vitz wrote:
ordered twice from this company in late spring/early summer. both orders arrived, promptly, flawlessly, w/ all items healthy and true to my order. going to be the alternative to 'the hosta farm' when their 'fall bulbs' come into stock. ordered hostas, astilbes, butterfly bush, chicago fig, honeysuckle,- all are doing stupendously
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|On Jun 23, 2015, haireecat Bogart, GA wrote:
This past spring I ordered 2 Antioch hostas, 2 Concertina bearded irises, plus 2 of the Bicolor Butterfly Bushes. All plants arrived well packaged, with no damage. Shipping was quick. Since then all plants are growing great! I did run into a problem, though......when the butterfly bush bloomed, I realized it wasn't a Bicolor. I had been sent two Lavender ones, and they had been mismarked. I contacted the company, and they were wonderful to work with. Dena was very quick to respond, and after seeing the picture of my blooms, assured me I wasn't imagining things. She immediately sent two replacement Bicolors. Fantastic service, Dena was just a peach to talk to, and I can't wait to place more orders!
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|On Jun 10, 2015, RBKB444 Lansing, MI (Zone 5b) wrote:
Posted on June 9, 2015, updated June 10, 2015
On June 9th, 2015, RBKB444 changed the rating from positive to negative and added the following:
I had success with a plumeria plant from ETGB, but with Fox Tail Lilies I ordered last year not so much. I ordered and planted three lilies last fall and this spring nothing grew. I sent a e-mail on June 2, 2015 to ETGB and I received a quick response. The person asked to know the condition of the roots. I checked them and found them to be unchanged from when I planted them. I sent a note informing ETGB of my findings, To date I have I not received another response. I have never left a poor review for a company, but in this instance I feel that the lack of follow up warrants it.
On June 10th, 2015, RBKB444 changed the rating from negative to positive and added the following:
After leaving my previous comment about a lack of communication from ETGB, I got a very nice e-mail from Kathleen of ETGB. She explained to me that the person assigned to respond to e-mail inquiries was new and was a bit overwhelmed and not as timely as she should have been. Anyway she offered a credit for the fox tail lilies that I ordered, which failed to grow. I was initially happy with that until I discovered that this late in the season they are sold out of the plants I would like to order. So hopefully, I will be able to use the credit in the future when the plants become available.
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|On May 29, 2015, shisomadness New York City, NY wrote:
All the spring crocus bloomed great and they were all true to name, which for some reason is difficult for many bulb suppliers. Looking forward to the saffron crocus this fall.
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|On May 25, 2015, RandyLahey Cleveland, OH wrote:
First time customer of Easy To Grow. I decided to pick up some Australia cannas from them since they are one of the few vendors who have them and are very reputable. I picked up 12 bulbs and one bareroot hardy geranium. The bulbs were what I expected and looked nice and healthy. I was able to rototill and plant them the day after arrival. At just over a month later, only 5 of the 12 have sprouted. The geranium has yet to show any signs of life either. I had ordered more of the same type of canna from Longfield about a week after I received my bulbs from Easy and 13 out of 15 of those bulbs have sprouted now. The 2 that haven't sprouted yet had damaged stems from removing them from packaging. The speed at which my newer set of bulbs came up has me concerned that the rest of the bulbs from Easy that haven't sprouted will not. Overall, I'm fairly disappointed, but I'll give it more time before a final review
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|On May 20, 2015, Fishman1 Selden, NY wrote:
I ordered 2 Chicago Hardy fig trees from ETGB's. Living as far away from San Diego as possible, I waited for 6 days for the trees to arrive. They got here this morning and I unpacked them immediately. They were packed very well, nice and secure. One was bone dry and showing a little brown on some of it's leaves, the other was moist and seemed to be quite healthy. Both plants had nice shapes, and were larger than I would have expected from a mail order company. One drawback was a baby wolf spider hidden in a curled up leave. I guess you can't prevent everything. All in all, I am very satisfied with the plants, I just hope after a good drink, the dry one makes it. I would recommend this company to anyone, they seem to care about the plants and what they send to customers.
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|On May 7, 2015, Bec_No_Va Huntsville, AL (Zone 7b) wrote:
I have ordered from them several times - always been happy with the size and quality of what I receive & I'll keep on ordering :)
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|On May 2, 2015, Patty57 Wake Forest, NC (Zone 7b) wrote:
I ordered a couple Lily bulbs from this company. Received healthy bulbs with no wait at all. Would use them again.
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|On Apr 24, 2015, jkalte Clinton, WA wrote:
One of the carpet roses in our Sunset Trio arrived with a hole in the package, completely dried out and sporting a sad, greyish hue. After contacting Dena at customer service, we planted the suspect coral rose, and waited one week, after which there was no improvement. We attempted to prune down the stems to reach solid green, to no avail. We contacted Dena again, and were immediately shipped a very vigorous coral carpet rose replacement. We are extremely happy with this supplier and look forward to enjoying our roses this summer!
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|On Apr 23, 2015, LIRose Peconic, NY wrote:
I had never ordered from this company before, but based on the ratings here, last fall (2014) I purchased 30 Ice Follies daffodil bulbs from Easy to Grow Bulbs. Each package of "10 bulbs" actually included about twice that many bulbs, and overall the bulbs were by far the largest I have ever seen in my many years of gardening. Fast-forward to the present day (April 2015), and all of the bulbs are blooming beautifully in my spring garden, are all true to name/label. I am so happy to have found a reputable supplier of quality bulbs.
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|On Apr 22, 2015, iykim Hillsborough, CA (Zone 10a) wrote:
This is my GO-TO place for bulbs. They have the highest quality and largest size bulbs with decent price/bulb that always perform for me. Since I am in Zone10a, tulips do not do well. However, they recommended the species tulip, and with their advice, I got a couple dozen Tangerine Beauty tulips a few years ago. They bloomed in a spectacular show of electric orange, and the leaves also added interest as they are wavy and sage-green in color. The following year, they came up (ALL of them) and to my surprise, actually more than what I planted came up and bloomed again. They have naturalized and without fail, come up every spring to put on a show. I bought 30 more bulbs from them last fall, and these also were high quality, came up, and bloomed for me this year. I also purchased Belladonna Lily (aka Naked Ladies) bulbs from EG. They were the largest I have seen and also had the best price for these. I highly recommend this place for all your bulb needs.
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|On Apr 21, 2015, rozrita Douglasville, GA wrote:
The quality of the plants was by far the best I have ever encountered from a mail-order company. The bare root plants were robust and healthy, not withered and desicated. The live plants were large and lush. Great care was taken when preparing and packaging the plants for shipment.
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|On Apr 20, 2015, Qdangson Quincy, MA wrote:
Posted on April 5, 2015, updated April 20, 2015
On March 25th, 2015, Qdangson added the following:
Just received my order from them. The dahlias are to be expected since they are holland imports. Inconsistent, some were large with intact tubers others were just piles of broken tubers. Not much different from big box stores but i know Ill be gauranteed the variety ordered. The art nouveau gallery dahlias were the most disappointing. After removing the broken tubers I was barely left with a crown. As long as I get a plant from each clump ill be happy.
The Tropicanna were as advertised but smaller and more expensive than Longfield Gardens. ETGB seem to be divisions. Longfields are tissue cultured.
The Valentine dicentra were great. They may have made a mistake and sent me a bundle of 3 as opposed to a single 3/5 eye division. No complaints there.
The hedycium coccinea were good sized.
The red hanging basket begonia tubers are small but viable. I was expecting to plant one tuber per basket but may have to plant 3 per basket.
The gloriosa lilies are the least expensive of any vendor Ive searched and Im very happy with them.
On April 5th, 2015, Qdangson added the following:
I have to say that ETGB\'s customer service is obscenely good. Not 10 minutes after I posted my positive but slightly critical review, I was contacted by Kathleen to rectify ,y disappoinment, but I declined since I always over order just in case. She also offered me a credit on my next order which I may take up, but only for the hanging red begonias. Although I expected better quality for the dahlias,my last count revealed that every single one of them has either eyes up or sprouted, even the tubers that were just a swollen stem.mIn their defense, the quality isn\'t any worse than any other vendor but it\'s their customer service that really stands out.
Overall, one cafe au lait tuber hasn\'t grown, the stem seems like it was ripped off the tuber but there\'s still hope for it, 2 of the hanging red tuberous begonias have gone soft. I was a bit disappointed with the size of the tropicanna rhizomes, but lo and behold, they definitely have more than 2 eyes growing from each and have already started growing less than 2 weeks after planting.
I highly recommend ETGB. It\'s nice to be contacted by a real person who cares and would go out of their way to make sure your order isn\'t just acceptable but that you have an exceptional experience.
On April 20th, 2015, Qdangson added the following:
Just placed another order to replace the ones that didnt grow. The most promising dahlia clumps rotted as well as 2 tuberous begonias. The sorriest dahlias ended up growing pretty well. There are a few that havent shown eyes but its been 3 weeks so I just went ahead and ordered the again. So basically, out of 9 clumps of Harmony dahlias, 4 grew well, 2 havent shown eyes and 3 rotted. ETGB upgraded to priority shipping at no charge which was a.really nice surprise.
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|On Apr 10, 2015, TN_Hosta_Guy Jackson, TN wrote:
This one of my first experiences ordering Hostas online, so I didn't know what to expect. I ordered the Fantastic Foliage Collection and a Medio Variegata. The items arrived in under a week and shipping confirmation was given the day after I placed my order. The bulbs arrived packed in great shape and were packed separately with the names of each plant on a nice little package. The bulbs are already starting to sprout in the package, and look very healthy. I would not hesitate to order from them again.
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|On Apr 4, 2015, CAndersen Apple Valley,
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I give Easy to Grow Bulbs a high rating on customer service and very good quality products.
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|On Mar 5, 2015, Blackbelt_Lizzy La Grange Park, IL wrote:
I have placed orders with Easy 2 Grow Bulbs for the last few years. I have gloriosa lily bulbs that I plant in the spring and bring in the fall. I also ordered a plumeria in 2012 that I overwinter each year and is now 6 feet tall and bloomed last fall!. Last summer I ordered corkscrew vines (yes these were the true versions- not snail vines) and lemon grass. Great customer service and the plants/bulbs are shipped during the appropriate times. I have already placed my 2015 order!!
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|On Nov 1, 2014, randy_in_topeka Topeka, KS wrote:
I ordered ordered 5 Amaryllis, and 4 Iris. They were all received in good condition. The Iris were in excellent condition and size, much better than the ones I received from Gilbert Wild. I usually don't care about bonus plants, but they sent me allium bulbs that I actually want to plant - another source was out.
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|On Oct 18, 2014, luiseinme South Bristol, ME wrote:
Never order from them, carefully packed oversize bulbs and good sized barefoot plants. Very responsive to emails. I will not only buy again but I will tell my friends.
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|On Oct 1, 2014, Alexander_R Santa Clarita, CA (Zone 9b) wrote:
I have ordered from this company a few times already, and their products, service, and website are all excellent. They offer some uncommon and unusual plants that are worth try.
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|On Sep 11, 2014, bjl110 Pleasant Grove, OH wrote:
Just received my order today. I ordered 3 rhizomes each of 4 varieties of bearded iris. The two blue/purple varieties I ordered look to be good size, and are about what I expected. The two red/orange varieties are huge. Each rhizome is a mother with at least two full size offshoots. Got a free pack of some Amazon lily bulbs, which is fortunate because I was wondering what to grow indoors this coming Winter, plus my wife likes flowers that are orchid-ish and tropical. This place is in the top 5 for a good reason in my estimation.
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|On Aug 21, 2014, beesberet Maywood, CA wrote:
My caper bush is finally blooming and it's quite an event. They have interesting other edibles as well like lemon grass and the lily selection is tempting. Never had mislabeling problems with them that seem so rampant in the bulb industry.
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|On Jul 22, 2014, kyjudy Trenton, KY wrote:
Posted on May 27, 2012, updated July 22, 2014
On July 22nd, 2014, kyjudy added the following:
Yet again, Kathleen's customer service impeccable. I had a small problem with an order, and it was resolved in a couple of hours. They are a great company with excellent products.
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|On May 30, 2014, daisygirlfp Minden, NV wrote:
Although there was a problem with my order, easytogrowbulbs was both fair and extremely prompt in resolving the issue. I plan on ordering from them again with no reservations. When things go wrong in any business transaction and it will happen once in awhile, getting it right quickly and fairly is the hallmark of a responsible well run company.
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|On Apr 2, 2014, MaryTA Grand Junction, CO wrote:
Posted on April 2, 2014, updated April 2, 2014
On April 2nd, 2014, MaryTA changed the rating from negative to positive and added the following:
Update - Two folks from E2G wrote. They advised me to yank the suspicious bulbs and hang tight. If any others show signs, pull them too and they will replace all bulbs lost. I am impressed with their response and could not have asked for more.
On April 2nd, 2014, MaryTA added the following:
May not be nematodes. May be soil borne. Whatever it is, the company has my back.
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|On Mar 21, 2014, icyryce4 Sacramento, CA (Zone 9b) wrote:
I ordered several types of bulbs and plants from Easy To Grow Bulbs, and all of them exceeded my expectations! Their pricing was awesome too :) The gladiolus and ranunculus were the biggest that I have ever bought; I was amazed! The packaging was very nice as well.
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|On Mar 1, 2014, jessflowergirl Fort Bragg, CA wrote:
Posted on April 1, 2013, updated March 1, 2014
On April 1st, 2013, jessflowergirl added the following:
Less than 3 weeks later, 16 of my 18 lily bulbs have woken up! Beyond excited to see them coming out of the ground. I was waiting until I saw some growth to place my next order, and after half of them came up I logged on to the website and chose a Kniphofia, a gladioulus package, and some crocosmia. I ordered on wednesday night, and they arrived via FEDEX this morning!! I love how fast they get to me. After using two other mail-order companies that took one month and almost 2 months respectively to get to me, it is such a joy to receive my order so fast. My glad bulbs are so big, my kniphofia is a beautiful healthy size potted plant. I enjoy shopping with this company so much they will be my go-to for online ordering. I encourage anyone to try them out, you will not be disappointed!
On March 1st, 2014, jessflowergirl added the following:
As the Spring season is upon us I cannot encourage people enough to check out Easy to Grow's website for your spring bulbs and plants. I ordered from them 3 times last year, and almost everything did great! My kniphofia is huge - 4 spires in the first year - couldn't believe how gorgeous it was. My glads are already coming back. I had 100% of my lilies produce beautiful fragrant blooms. I just love this company and I love the quality of their bulbs. I already placed my first order and within a day or two I received a personalized email saying when they expected to ship. Give them a try, you won't be disappointed.
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|On Dec 30, 2013, berrybythebay San Francisco, CA wrote:
My family has finally realized they need only to buy me plants and I'm a happy camper at Christmas. Even happier when I received saffron crocus bulbs from this company--they were firm, plump and huge. Their lemongrass is also very nice.
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|On Oct 28, 2013, DavidAssmann San Francisco, CA wrote:
Posted on October 25, 2013, updated October 28, 2013
On October 28th, 2013, DavidAssmann changed the rating from negative to positive and added the following:
I've heard back from Easy To Grow Bulbs, and they are re-shipping the order, restoring my faith in the company. The quality of their bulbs has always been excellent
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|On Sep 21, 2013, Mylena1 Cliff Island, ME wrote:
Posted on September 20, 2013, updated September 21, 2013
On September 21st, 2013, Mylena1 changed the rating from negative to positive and added the following:
Just in a couple of hours after posting my comment a representative of the customer service called me and everything was settled. Thank you, Dave's Garden! It worked.
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|On Aug 29, 2013, JonSchneider Fleming Island, FL (Zone 9b) wrote:
As I await another order from easy to Grow, I would be remiss not to mention the wonderful customer service i have experienced over the years... specifically by Kathleen. She has always responded promptly and professionally. Added to the wonderful plants, customer service that is exemplary has not only earned my respect, but is obviously one of the reasons that Easy to Grow Bulbs/Willow Creek is always one of the Top 30. Well done!!
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|On Jul 15, 2013, shmcder Tyler, TX wrote:
Posted on July 3, 2013, updated July 15, 2013
On July 15th, 2013, shmcder changed the rating from negative to positive and added the following:
A representative from Easy to grow Bulbs contacted me soon after I posted on Dave's Garden to offer me full replacement of my Casa Blanca Lilies even though some did bloom. I am very satisfied and feel they went above what was necessary to retain a customer. I will be shopping with them again!!
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|On Jul 5, 2013, Fatbun East Richmond Heights, CA wrote:
I ordered amaryllis bulbs from ETGB for the first time this spring and the shipping was very quick with excellent packaging. The sale price was very good at $5-6/bulb and the bulbs arrived healthy looking. I was rather pleased with the purchase. Well, the free bulb pack, I think liatris (?), was too dried up to grow though since none showed any sign of life after planting.
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|On Jun 13, 2013, GreeneLady Oak Island, NC (Zone 8a) wrote:
Posted on June 13, 2013, updated June 13, 2013
On June 13th, 2013, GreeneLady changed the rating from negative to positive and added the following:
I was contacted by Jon almost immediately after I posted my original review. It appears that my emails did not get through to them. He was extremely professional, and issued me a full refund for all the rhizomes, even though I did get 4 that were good.
Very happy with their customer service, and yes, I will try again to order more Cleopatras if they are available next year.


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Tarn Taran Kaur (standing) in Hamburg, Germany 1977. Daughter, Madhur Nain is sitting on right.
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Today more than any other time, people around the globe are interested in yoga, meditation, healthy eating, and ecology. There is a deep longing to live in awareness of conscious human values. However, we are also aware of the polarity. Try this resolution for 2011: Act consciously and avoid reactions. And keep sending blessings out to all!
Yogi Bhajan shared a wide spectrum of 2011 appropriate yogic tools so that we could face our inner and outer pressures with a steady Human Sensory System. Visit www.KRIteachings.org for specifics. Also look forward to various 3HO events around the planet to celebrate 11-11-11. www.3HO.org
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However that naivety and innocence did serve us. We were inspired (myself included) to focus on a practice of conscious living. And today we are very, very grateful that we could confront the challenges and face our archaic limiting patterns so that the outside pressures could be matched with our internal resilience. (Photo: Enjoying a delicious morning chocolate in Oaxaca with our 3HO Oaxacan family.)
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She shared with me, her first child, her experience of courage, endurance and adventure. I brought this grit with me when I moved to Amsterdam, six months pregnant with my daughter, Madhur Nain. We move to a foreign country as a newly married young woman, not speaking the language, not knowing anyone, not knowing the future, however wild with youthful exploration. My first teacher was with me.
Her love of family, food and organization gave me priceless tools to nurture the first Guru Ram Das Ashram in Hamburg, Germany. (Her grandmother was from Bavaria, Germany.) The grit to live the words of Yogi Bhajan - "KEEP UP!" - were ingrained first in my psyche in the womb of my mother.
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She was deeply dedicated to the Holy Maria throughout her life. She prayed using the Rosary nightly before bed. She taught me constantly in my spiritual practice and a deep gratitude for the Divine Feminine, which manifests in all women. This creative force which blesses all women uniquely when they are pregnant and give birth. With that love of the Adi Shakti, the cells of my being directed my life to share the yogic teachings for women and pregnancy around the globe.
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United States, Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration (Agency) and National Air Traffic Controllers Association, AFL-CIO (Union)
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62 FLRA No. 15
March 23, 2007
Before the Authority: Dale Cabaniss, Chairman and
Wayne C. Beyer, Member
I. Statement of the Case
This matter is before the Authority on exceptions to an award of Arbitrator Robert T. Simmelkjaer filed by the Agency under § 7122(a) of the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute (the Statute) and part 2425 of the Authority's Regulations. The Union filed an opposition to the Agency's exceptions.
The Arbitrator found that the grievance was not barred by an earlier-filed unfair labor practice (ULP) charge. The Arbitrator sustained the grievance alleging that the Agency violated the parties' agreement by unilaterally changing basic watch schedules. To remedy the violation, the Arbitrator ordered a return to the status quo and backpay. For the reasons set forth below, we find that the award is contrary to law and set it aside.
II. Background and Arbitrator's Award
The Union filed a ULP charge alleging that the Agency violated the Statute by placing "individuals on a new schedule without completing an appropriate bidding process[.]" Award at 8. That same day, the Union also filed a grievance alleging that the Agency implemented "a unilateral change in the basic watch schedule" in violation of the parties' agreement. Id. The Union later withdrew the ULP charge. See id. at 19. The Union's grievance was unresolved and was submitted to arbitration, where the Arbitrator first considered whether "the instant grievance [was] arbitrable." Id. at 2.
The Arbitrator explained that, in order to show that the grievance was barred by § 7116(d) of the Statute and, therefore, not arbitrable, the Agency had to show that: (1) the issue raised in the grievance was the same issue raised under the ULP procedure; (2) such issue was earlier filed under the ULP procedure; and (3) the selection of the ULP procedure was at the Union's discretion. [*] See id. at 15. As to the first and third requirements, the Arbitrator found that the issues and legal theories advanced in both the ULP charge and the grievance were the same and that the Union, in its discretion, selected the ULP procedure.
As to the second requirement, the Arbitrator found that both the ULP charge and the grievance were filed on the same day. The Arbitrator found that "the Union representative denied on the ULP form that he `raised this matter in any other procedure[.]'" Id. at 19. However, the Arbitrator explained that the Union official's denial would be "ostensibly valid if he perceived the theories and subject matter to be different at the time the ULP [charge] and grievance were filed[.]" Id. The Arbitrator declined to "assume" that the ULP charge was filed first "absent probative evidence as to the sequence of the filings[.]" Id. at 18. Finding no probative evidence that the ULP charge was filed first, the Arbitrator concluded that the grievance was not barred by § 7116(d) of the Statute and, therefore, was arbitrable.
Turning to the merits, the Arbitrator found that the Agency violated the parties' agreement as alleged in the grievance. He ordered the Agency to restore the schedules to the status quo and to pay backpay to any employees who lost pay as a result of the violation.
III. Positions of the Parties
A. Agency's Exceptions
The Agency asserts that the Arbitrator based his arbitrability finding on the nonfact that the Union official perceived the subject matter of the ULP charge and the grievance to be different at the time he filed the ULP charge. According to the Agency, this finding is not [ v62 p55 ] supported by the record because, as the Arbitrator acknowledged, the Union official's "mindset . . . when he filed the ULP was not addressed" at the hearing. Exceptions at 18 (quoting Award at 15). According to the Agency, this nonfact was a central fact underlying the award, but for which the Arbitrator would have reached a different conclusion.
The Agency also claims the award is contrary to law because, as relevant here, it violates § 7116(d) of the Statute. In this regard, the Agency asserts that, by declaring on the ULP charge form "that he did not raise this matter in any other procedure," the Union official asserted that the matter was not earlier-raised in the grievance procedure. Id. at 13. As such, the Agency asserts that the Authority "must conclude that the ULP charge was filed" first. Id. at 14.
B. Union's Opposition
According to the Union, the award is not based on a nonfact because the issue of whether the ULP charge was filed before the grievance was disputed below. Opposition at 14. Also, according to the Union, the award is not contrary to law because "[n]othing presented at the hearing indicates that the ULP was filed earlier than the grievance." Id. at 11. In this regard, the Union asserts that the ULP charge and the grievance were filed simultaneously and that nothing in the Statute "would indicate [that] a simultaneously filed ULP would [bar] a grievance." Id. at 12.
IV. Analysis and Conclusions
A. The Award Is Not Based On a Nonfact
To establish that an award is based on a nonfact, the appealing party must show that a central fact underlying the award is clearly erroneous, but for which the arbitrator would have reached a different result. See NFFE, Local 1984, 56 FLRA 38, 41 (2000). The Authority will not find an award deficient on the basis of an arbitrator's determination of any factual matter that the parties disputed at arbitration. See id. <


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ABSTRACT: Gastric cancer is the third most common cancer worldwide and the second leading cause of cancer deaths. Appropriate staging and treatment options relate to the stage of disease and performance status of the patient. Here we present the case of a 72 year old male, with an initial presentation of apparently locally advanced gastric cancer. On discovery of metastatic disease, the utility of palliative gastrectomy, and first and second line chemotherapy are discussed. This case demonstrates the potential value of sequential lines of chemotherapy in good performance status patients with advanced gastric cancer. Further research will be necessary in order to assess the utility of newer targeted agents in this setting.
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ABSTRACT: Hepatocellular carcinoma has been commonly associated with multiple etiologic factors including hepatitis B and C, alcoholic liver disease, and more rarely congenital metabolic liver diseases. 'Cardiac cirrhosis' is the cirrhosis resulting from prolonged passive liver venous congestion secondary to right-sided congestive heart failure; hepatocellular carcinoma is a rarely reported outcome. In this study we present two female patients with congenital heart defects treated with the Fontan procedure who survived into their third decade, and developed hepatocellular carcinoma in the setting of cardiac cirrhosis. The Fontan procedure diverts blood from the inferior vena cava and superior vena cava to the pulmonary arteries, thereby increasing survival in infants born with a single effective ventricle. As such patients live longer, however elevated pulmonary and right-sided heart pressures cause chronic passive liver congestion and eventual cardiac cirrhosis. The two patients in this study had no risk factors for hepatocellular carcinoma other than cardiac cirrhosis secondary to their prolonged survival after their Fontan procedure. In conclusion, we suggest that cardiac cirrhosis may be a risk factor for developing hepatocellular carcinoma and recommend close follow-up and hepatocellular carcinoma screening for patients with known right heart failure and passive hepatic congestion.
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ABSTRACT: The effectiveness of cisplatinum and vinorelbine (PVn) as a salvage regimen in patients with metastatic breast cancer was reported in previous studies. This report is a pilot study assessing the antitumor efficacy and safety of this regimen as first line therapy for advanced breast cancer patients. Thirty-five patients were enrolled: 22 with metastatic breast carcinoma and 13 with locally advanced breast carcinoma (stage III). A total of 4 cycles of PVn were planned. After the 4th cycle, patients with metastatic breast cancer received vinorelbine biweekly until disease progression or for a total of 12 cycles, whereas those with locally advanced breast cancer who showed complete or partial response underwent curative surgery. The overall response rate of our whole population was 74.29%. For the metastatic breast cancer group, the overall response rate was 64%, with a median survival of 19 months (range 2-36). For the locally advanced breast cancer group, the overall response rate was 92.3% with a median time to disease progression of 26 months (range 25-27). Toxicity was acceptable, and no treatment-related mortality was encountered. PVn is effective as first line treatment of advanced breast cancer with overall response rate of 64% in metastatic breast cancer and 92.3% in locally advanced breast cancer, and acceptable toxicity.
Article: Cisplatin and vinorelbine (PVn) for the treatment of advanced breast cancer: 10 Years of experience[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Breast cancer is the most common malignancy in women throughout the world. It is the leading cause of cancer death of women aged > 50 years. Cisplatin and vinorelbine are active as single agents in advanced breast cancer but their combination was not studied before. We conducted three phase II trials using this combination in advanced breast cancer. Hereby, we describe our experience over a 10-year period at the American University of Beirut using this combination in metastatic disease as 1st and 2nd line therapy as well as in the neoadjuvant setting in patients with locally advanced disease. Our data will be compared with other groups using the same regimen for the management of advanced breast carcinoma.
Article: Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura 24 year of Experience at the American University of Beirut Medical Center[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP) is a hematological syndrome defined by the presence of thrombocytopenia and microangiopathic hemolytic anemia without a clinically apparent etiology. Patients may also suffer from fever in addition to neurological and renal impairment. Treatment should be initiated as soon as possible, otherwise this rare disease can be fatal. The main treatment options include therapeutic plasma exchange, fresh frozen plasma infusion, and adjuvant agents such as steroids and antiplatelet drugs. A search of patient records was carried out at the American University of Beirut Medical Center looking for patients who developed TTP over a 24-year period extending from 1980 to 2003. Relevant information was collected and analyzed. A total of 47 records were found. All presented with anemia and thrombocytopenia, 83% had neurological symptoms, 61.7% had fever and 34% had renal impairment. All patients were treated with a multimodality regimen including therapeutic plasma exchange, FFP infusion, steroids, antiplatelet agents, vincristine and others. 38 (81%) cases achieved complete remission. Out of these, 12 (31.6%) relapsed and responded to treatment. Patients who did not receive plasma exchange were more likely to relapse (P = 0.032). A second relapse was observed in 6 cases. The overall mortality rate from TTP over 24 years was 21.3%. TTP remains a fatal disease. A high index of suspicion should, therefore, always be present. Treatment options should be further developed and patients should directly be referred to tertiary care centers.
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American University of Beirut
Beyrouth, Beyrouth, Lebanon
- Department of Internal Medicine