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Love the team name. XD
Nice work on all three of them. My personal favorite touch of yours is that cracks and spot of blood on the dead Cerberus trooper's visor. Good attention to detail
Garrus was my wingman right from the beginning. Brothers to the end.
Backround isn't bad.
Yeah, not the most fun companions dialogue wise, but they were my best combat team, perfect combination of biotics and hacking skills.
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Action happening on Benning ?
Great concept. I used Javik in most reaper fights. EDI? Not so much, even if it was against Cerberus.
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I took Javik almost everywhere in ME3... with Garrus.
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Jason Sudeikis, the American actor and comedian, was lost for words when asked to comment on his ex-girlfriend January Jones' pregnancy over the weekend. Jason Sudeikis, who is busy preparing to host the MTV Movie Awards, dated the 'Mad Men' actress from July 2010 until January 2011 but Jones is yet to reveal who the father is, reports the Washington Post.
The actress' representative recently confirmed the pregnancy, stating "January Jones is happy to announce that she is expecting her first child this fall". Rumours about the child's father immediately began to circulate, but Sudeikis remained tight lipped when quizzed at the White House Correspondent's Dinner. When asked whether he had any comment about the news, the Saturday Night Live star said, "I'd rather. yes but no". When pushed on whether he was "surprised" to find out that Jones was pregnant, the comedian said, "No, I.No, I didn't have anything else to say". The Washington Post's Jen Chaney notes how Sudeikis "stammered" on the subject but ultimately "seemed comfortable being asked about the situation" but "just unwilling to say too much". Before dating the award-winning comedian, Jones was previously in a relationship with the musician Josh Groban.
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The death of long-time New York Times reporter, editor and columnist James Reston on Dec. 6, 1995 was followed by an outpouring of accolades to the "influential," "respected," "giant" and "non-pareil" journalist.
Even in the accolades, however, there was repeated mention of his exceptional connections to the powerful. R.W. Apple, in the New York Times (12/8/95), noted that "Mr. Reston was forgiving of the frailties of soldiers, statesmen and party hacks–too forgiving, some of his critics said, because he was too close to them."
Burt Barnes, writing in the Washington Post (12/8/95), stated that "Mr. Reston's work was required reading for top government officials, with whom he sometimes cultivated a professional symbiosis; he would be their sounding board and they would be his news sources." Barnes also used the word "conduit" in describing Reston's relation to his news sources.
In Sound and Fury: The Washington Punditocracy and the Collapse of American Politics (1994), Eric Alterman speaks of Reston as one of the "giants who walked the earth in punditry's golden age." But while lauding Reston for his "infectious decency," Alterman criticizes the "passive" model of punditry that Reston represented. Reston himself spoke of his reliance on "compulsory plagiarism" of "well-informed officials," and he even once bylined one of his articles: "By Henry Kissinger With James Reston."
This close relationship with sources was hardly compatible with independent and critical reporting. Alterman says that insider access made Reston, unwittingly, "a kind of advance man for U.S. government policy, and a public relations executive for its favored supporters." British diplomats, according to historian Bruce Cumings (Origins of the Korean War), referred to Reston as Secretary of State Dean Acheson's "mouthpiece," and Cumings himself referred to "Reston's lips moving but Dean Acheson speaking." Reston was, in short, an object lesson in the compromising effects of insider access.
Imperial Apologetics
Reston's identification with the powerful extended to their imperial view of the U.S. role in the world. "I don't think there is anything in the history of the world to compare with the commitment this country has taken in defense of freedom," he declared in 1989 (11/5/89–references are to the New York Times unless otherwise cited). Genocidal atrocities could be defended in the name of this "commitment": In 1966, after the CIA-backed Indonesian military had massacred hundreds of thousands of landless peasants and other "suspected Communists," Reston described the situation (6/19/66) as a "gleam of light in Asia."
Reston's imperial apologetics were clearly evident in his reporting and commentary on the Vietnam War. He took it as a premise that the U.S. had a right to intervene in that distant country to "stop Communism," and accepted without question (8/27/65) the official claim that North Vietnam was an aggressor pushed by a "Chinese expansionism" that we were striving to contain.
The idea that the U.S. was the aggressor rather than responding to somebody else's provocation Reston considered outlandish. He once noted sarcastically (12/8/65): "If the Communists use force in Vietnam it is a crusade; if America uses force it is 'aggression.'"
Reston could hardly avoid observing that "our" Vietnamese were not fighting well even with our help, and that we were killing vast numbers of South Vietnamese civilians trying to "pacify" the South (8/29/65). This didn't bother him unduly, and he even mentioned (12/17/65) the chemical destruction of peasant rice crops that "would otherwise have been harvested by the Communists," as if it were a creditable (and lawful) endeavor.
Peace Talk Propaganda
The U.S. fought off every attempt to negotiate a settlement in South Vietnam, because that would require accepting significant or dominant Communist political power; the aim of U.S. policy was to use our enormous military strength to either cow or crush the enemy into submission, as President Lyndon Johnson attempted to do in escalating the use of military force from early 1965. Reston's statement of Feb. 26, 1965, that this assault on Vietnam reflected the "guiding principle…that no state shall use military force or the threat of military force to achieve its political objectives," was journalism straight out of George Orwell's 1984.
The policy of escalating force in Vietnam quickly led to opposition at home as well as abroad. One important propaganda response was periodic suspensions of the bombing of North Vietnam and offers of "unconditional talks" or "negotiations." As the whole point of the bombing and U.S. invasion was to get the enemy to accept the U.S.-chosen government in South Vietnam, there was always a hidden agenda in the peace offers–made clear to the enemy and obvious to honest observers at the time. The offers were designed to fail, but to create a moral environment for greater use of force. (See George Kahin, Intervention, 1986; for a contemporary account of the war-propaganda policy, see Richard DuBoff and Edward Herman, America's Vietnam Policy: The Strategy of Deception, 1966).
James Reston took each of the peace offers at face value, asserting (10/18/65) that "the problem of peace lies now not in Washington but in Hanoi," and marveling (12/31/65) that "the enduring mystery of the war in Vietnam is why the Communists have not accepted the American offers of unconditional peace talks."
Reston also completely missed the cynicism and manipulative quality of Nixon's use of POWs. While admitting that it is not common for POWs to be released prior to a war's ending, Reston argued (4/21/72) that "the Americans are a funny people. They care more about the human problems than the political problems…. The guess here is that they will be more likely to get out of the war if the prisoners are released…than if Hanoi holds onto them as hostages and demands that Mr. Nixon knuckle under to them."
The ready transformation of the POWs into "hostages," the sheer silliness of this statement about the U.S. public's sensitivity to "human problems" (the Vietnamese apparently did not count), and the failure to see the managed quality of this concern over POWs: These are the hallmarks of Reston's featherweight journalism, in the service of Nixon-Kissinger propaganda aims.
Reagan and Other "Moderates"
As the journalist insider working in the land of the good, Reston leaned over backwards to find its leaders reasonable and benevolent, and always part of, or moving toward, a moderate consensus. In a 1970 interview on the Nixon administration's performance (Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, 11/25/70), he found Nixon to be doing nobly: "cutting back the inordinate commitments we have taken overseas…deep into the SALT talks…trying to combat inflation without stumbling back into recession." And finally, "he's trying to restore order and attack anarchy in this country without slipping over into repression and a challenge to the civil liberties of the people." Nixon couldn't have asked for a better (and more misleading) summary of his activities.
Writing on Reagan (1/21/81), Reston found his inaugural speech "wise and compassionate," and he is "talking in gentler ways now that he has entered the White House." Reston (2/22/81) even found the Reagan economic program admirable, asserting that "a serious attempt has been made…to spread the sacrifices equally across all segments of the society."
This was the Reagan claim, but it was false, as the Congressional Budget Office and many others made clear at the time. In that same column (2/22/81), Reston went on to say that people "may not quite understand the theory that Reagan will help the poor by unleashing the big corporations and by giving the rich a big tax cut. But they are worried and even scared and are, I believe, ready for a new road." How does a "big tax cut" jibe with the allegedly "equal" sacrifices?
Reston admitted (6/16/91) that in 1988 he had considered George Bush a fine choice–a potential "Gentleman President." "I admired his record…. My wife Sally and I flew around with him in the 1988 presidential campaign…and I felt sure he would bring a more pragmatic spirit to the White House." He hadn't realized his warrior tendencies and his continuation of the "wonderful and goofy…American determination to reform the world." Reston always took at face value claims by U.S. leaders that they aimed to reform the world. In this instance he was referring to Bush's aims in the Persian Gulf War of 1991.
Questioning the Gulf War
Curiously, despite his description of the U.S. effort as in the "reformist tradition," Reston rose to unusual journalistic heights during the Gulf War. He quoted President John Adams, who urged that we help other nations but that we "go not abroad seeking monsters to destroy." Reston himself (6/16/91, 9/20/91) criticized Bush for demonizing Saddam Hussein as "another Hitler," and for "scarcely mentioning the 150,000 Iraqis who were slaughtered in the process." He also noted (10/21/90, 6/19/91) the double standard in ignoring the UN when invading Panama and then using it to go after Iraq.
He pointed out (11/13/90) that before Bush's aggressive response to the invasion of Kuwait, Bush's envoy had told Saddam that Washington doesn't intervene in Arab squabbles. In the same column, he expressed strong doubts that the U.S. was exhausting the peaceful means of settling the dispute required by Article 33 of the UN Charter, although he offered no details on the negotiations sabotaged by the Bush administration. He even stated (9/20/91) that Bush had "snookered us into the war," and derided his claim of supporting democracy in Kuwait, given that he was rescuing "the same old family autocracy there."
This overall critique was relatively impressive. Maybe Reston had mellowed; or, having retired in 1987, perhaps he was freed of some of the insider connections that had compromised his earlier journalism. Or perhaps he was in retirement from imperial service as well as from mainstream journalism.
Edward S. Herman, professor emeritus at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, is the author of several books, including Corporate Control, Corporate Power; Beyond Hypocrisy; and (with Noam Chomsky) Manufacturing Consent. His latest book is Triumph of the Market: Essays on Economics, Politics and the Media, published by South End Press.


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Article: Hecht, JR, Farrell, JJ, Senzer, N, Nemunaitis, J, Rosemurgy, A, Chung, T et al.. EUS or percutaneously guided intratumoral TNFerade biologic with 5-fluorouracil and radiotherapy for first-line treatment of locally advanced pancreatic cancer: a phase I/II study. Gastrointest Endosc 75: 332-338[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: TNFeradeBiologic (AdGVEGR.TNF.11D) is a replication-deficient adenoviral vector that expresses tumor necrosis factor-α (TNF-α) under the control of the Egr-1 promoter, which is inducible by chemotherapy and radiation. This study was conducted to determine the maximal tolerated dose of TNFeradeBiologic with standard chemoradiotherapy and preliminary activity and safety of the combination in the treatment of locally advanced pancreatic cancer (LAPC). TNFeradeBiologic was injected into locally advanced pancreatic carcinomas by using EUS or percutaneous administration once a week for 5 weeks together with 50.4 Gy radiation and 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) 200 mg/m(2) daily over 5.5 weeks. Dose levels from 4 × 10(9) to 1 × 10(12) particle units (PU) were studied. Multicentered, academic institutions. Fifty patients with LAPC were treated. Doses of TNFerade Biologic were administered to patients. Toleration of TNFerade Biologic was measured through toxicity and tumor response, by using the criteria of the Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors and the World Health Organization, and was reviewed by a central radiology facility. Overall survival and progression-free survival were also measured. Dose-limiting toxicities of pancreatitis and cholangitis were observed in 3 patients at the 1 × 10(12) PU dose, making 4 × 10(11) PU the maximum tolerated dose. One complete response, 3 partial responses, and 12 patients with stable disease were noted. Seven patients eventually went to surgery, 6 had clear margins, and 3 survived >24 months. This is a Phase 1/2 non-randomized study. Intratumoral delivery of TNFerade Biologic by EUS with fine-needle viral injection or percutaneously, combined with chemoradiation, shows promise in the treatment of LAPC. There appeared to be better clinical outcome at the maximal tolerated dose than at lower doses. The dose of 4 ×10(11) PU TNFerade Biologic was generally well tolerated, with encouraging indications of activity, and will be tested in the randomized phase of this study. Delivery of TNFerade Biologic did not interfere with subsequent surgical resection.
Article: EUS compared with endoscopy plus transabdominal US in the initial diagnostic evaluation of patients with upper abdominal pain[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Primary upper endoscopy (EGD) and transabdominal US (TUS) are often performed in patients with upper abdominal pain. Primary: Determine whether the combination of EGD and EUS was equivalent to EGD plus TUS in the diagnostic evaluation of upper abdominal pain. Secondary: Compare EUS versus TUS in detecting abdominal lesions, and compare EGD by using an oblique-viewing echoendoscope versus the standard, forward-viewing endoscope in detecting mucosal lesions. Prospective, paired design. Six academic endoscopy centers. This study involved patients with upper abdominal pain referred for endoscopy. All patients had EGD, EUS, and TUS. The EGD was done using both an oblique-viewing echoendoscope and the standard, forward-viewing endoscope (randomized order) by two separate endoscopists in a blinded fashion, followed by EUS. TUS was performed within 4 weeks of EGD/EUS, also in a blinded fashion. Follow-up: telephone interviews and chart reviews. Diagnose possible etiology of upper abdominal pain and detect clinically significant lesions. A diagnosis of the etiology of upper abdominal pain was made in 66 of 172 patients (38%). The diagnostic rate was 42 of 66 patients (64%) for EGD plus EUS versus 41 of 66 patients (62%) for EGD plus TUS, which was statistically equivalent (McNemar test; P = .27). One hundred ninety-eight lesions were diagnosed with either EUS or TUS. EUS was superior to TUS for visualizing the pancreas (P < .0001) and for diagnosing chronic pancreatitis (P = .03). Two biliary stones were detected only by EUS. Two hundred fifty-one mucosal lesions were similarly diagnosed with EGD with either the standard, forward-viewing endoscope or the oblique-viewing echoendoscope (kappa = 0.48 [95% CI, .43-.54]). EGD with the standard, forward-viewing endoscope was preferred for biopsies. No cost analysis. The combination of EGD with EUS is equivalent to EGD plus TUS for diagnosing a potential etiology of upper abdominal pain. EUS is superior to TUS for detecting chronic pancreatitis. EGD combined with EUS should be considered in the first-line diagnostic evaluation of patients with upper abdominal pain.
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ABSTRACT: Computed tomography (CT) scan is a standard test for the detection of the liver metastases; however, metastases are often missed on the CT scan. To compare the accuracy of the endoscopic ultrasound (EUS)/endoscopic ultrasound-guided fine needle aspiration (EUS-FNA) with CT scan for detection of the liver metastases. Prospective study. Subjects with newly diagnosed tumors of the lung, pancreas, biliary tree, esophagus, stomach, and colon were enrolled. A CT scan and EUS examination of the liver was performed. EUS-FNA was performed on noncystic liver lesions. One hundred thirty-two cases were enrolled. The presence of liver metastasis was established in 26 cases. The diagnostic accuracy of EUS/EUS-FNA and CT scan was 98% and 92%, respectively (P=0.0578). In comparison to CT scan, EUS detected significantly higher number of metastatic lesions in the liver (40 vs.19; P=0.008). CT scan detected lesions in liver that were too small to be characterized in 8 cases (malignant-3; benign-5). Of these, EUS-FNA correctly characterized the lesion to be malignant in 3/3 cases and benign in 4/5 cases. No complications were observed as a result of EUS-FNA. Endoscopist was not blinded to the findings of the CT scan. In comparison with the CT scan, there was trend in favor of EUS/EUS-FNA for the superior diagnostic accuracy. EUS was distinctly superior to the CT scan in detecting the number of metastatic lesions. EUS-FNA was also useful to identify the nature of lesions that were too small to be characterized on the CT scan.
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ABSTRACT: Early detection of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) and accurate determination of the number of lesions are critical in determining eligibility for liver transplantation or resection. Current diagnostic modalities (CT and magnetic resonance imaging [MRI]) often miss small lesions. To compare the accuracy of the EUS with CT for the detection of primary tumors of the liver. Prospective single-center study. Academic medical center. Subjects at high risk of HCC (hepatitis B, hepatitis C, or alcoholic cirrhosis) were enrolled. US, CT, MRI, and EUS examinations of the liver were performed. Liver lesions identified during EUS underwent EUS-guided FNA (EUS-FNA). Seventeen patients were enrolled in the study. Nine of these patients had liver tumors (HCC, 8; cholangiocarcinoma, 1). EUS-FNA established a tissue diagnosis in 8 of the 9 cases. The diagnostic accuracy of US, CT, MRI, and EUS/EUS-FNA were 38%, 69%, 92%, and 94%, respectively. EUS detected a significantly higher number of nodular lesions than US (P = .03), CT (P = .002), and MRI (P = .04). For HCC lesions, a trend was observed in favor of EUS for the detection of more lesions than US (8 vs 2; P = .06) and CT (20 vs 8; P = .06). No complications were observed as a result of EUS-FNA. Small sample size. EUS-FNA is a safe and accurate test for the diagnosis of HCC. EUS increases the accuracy of intrahepatic staging of the HCC by delineation of lesions, which are missed by CT and MRI. We recommend EUS for suspected HCC, particularly in cases that are being considered for liver transplantation.
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ABSTRACT: Multiple tests are required for the management of lung cancer. Endoscopic ultrasound-guided fine needle aspiration (EUS-FNA) was evaluated as a single test for the diagnosis and staging (thoracic and extrathoracic) of lung cancer. Consecutive subjects with computed tomography (CT) findings of a lung mass were enrolled for EUS and results were compared with those from CT and positron emission tomography scans. Of 113 subjects with lung cancer, EUS was performed as a first test (after CT scan) for diagnosis in 93 (82%) of them. EUS-FNA established tissue diagnosis in 70% of cases. EUS-FNA, CT, and positron emission tomography detected metastases to the mediastinal lymph nodes with accuracies of 93, 81, and 83%, respectively. EUS-FNA was significantly better than CT at detecting distant metastases (accuracies of 97 and 89%, respectively; p = 0.02). Metastases to lymph nodes at the celiac axis (CLNs) were observed in 11% of cases. The diagnostic yields of EUS-FNA and CT for detection of metastases to the CLNs were 100 and 50%, respectively (p < 0.05). EUS was able to detect small metastases (less than 1 cm) often missed by CT. Metastasis to the CLNs was a predictor of poor survival of subjects with non-small cell lung cancer, irrespective of the size of the CLNs. Of 44 cases with resectable tumor on CT scan, EUS-FNA avoided thoracotomy in 14% of cases. EUS-FNA as a first test (after CT) has high diagnostic yield and accuracy for detecting lung cancer metastases to the mediastinum and distant sites. Metastasis to the CLNs is associated with poor prognosis. EUS-FNA is able to detect occult metastasis to the CLNs and thus avoids thoracotomy.
Article: EUS is superior to CT scan for the detection of the Hepatoma: Results of Prospective Controlled Study
Article: Lung Cancer Metastases to Lymph Nodes at Celiac Axis is Common and EUS-FNA plays a Critical role for Detection of the Metastases
Article: Endoscopic Ultrasound for Detection of Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC) - A Prospective Controlled Study
Article: Endoscopic Ultrasound Can Accurately Detect Liver Metastases - Results from A Prospective Controlled Trial
Article: Comparison of Accuracy of the Positron Emission Tomography, Computed Tomography, and Endoscopic Ultrasonography for Detection of the Metastases at Celiac Axis Lymph Nodes in Lung Carcinoma: A Prospective Study
Article: Primary Endoscopy/Endoscopic Ultrasound (WUS) Versus Primary Endoscopy Plus Transabdominal Ultrasound (TUS) in the Work-Up of Patients with Upper Abdominal Pain (UAP): Final Results of a Prospective MultiCenter Study
Article: Acute pancreatitis after EUS-guided FNA of solid pancreatic masses: A pooled analysis from EUS centers in the United States[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The aim of this study was to determine the frequency and the severity of pancreatitis after EUS-guided FNA of solid pancreatic masses. A survey of centers that offer training in EUS in the United States was conducted. A list of centers in which training in EUS is offered was obtained from the Web site of the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy. Designated program directors were contacted via e-mail. The information requested included the number of EUS-guided FNA procedures performed for solid pancreatic masses, the number of cases of post-procedure pancreatitis, and the method for tracking complications. For each episode of pancreatitis, technical details were obtained about the procedure, including the location of the mass, the type of fine needle used, the number of needle passes, and the nature of the lesion. Nineteen of the 27 programs contacted returned the questionnaire (70%). In total, 4909 EUS-guided FNAs of solid pancreatic masses were performed in these 19 centers over a mean of 4 years (range 11 months to 9 years). Pancreatitis occurred after 14 (0.29%): 95% CI[0.16, 0.48] procedures. At two centers in which data on complications were prospectively collected, the frequency of acute pancreatitis was 0.64%, suggesting that the frequency of pancreatitis in the retrospective cohort (0.26%) was under-reported (p=0.22). The odds that cases of pancreatitis would be reported were 2.45 greater for the prospective compared with the retrospective cohort (95% CI[0.55, 10.98]). The median duration of hospitalization for treatment of pancreatitis was 3 days (range 1-21 days). The pancreatitis was classified as mild in 10 cases, moderate in 3, and severe in one; one death (proximate cause, pulmonary embolism) occurred after the development of pancreatitis in a patient with multiple comorbid conditions. EUS-guided FNA of solid pancreatic masses is infrequently associated with acute pancreatitis. The procedure appears to be safe when performed by experienced endosonographers. The frequency of post EUS-guided FNA pancreatitis may be underestimated by retrospective analysis.
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ABSTRACT: In the last 10 years, EUS-FNA has matured into a highly valuable technique for acquisition of cytologic specimens from the chest, the abdomen, and the pelvis. In skilled hands, with expert cytopathology, EUS-FNA should be able to provide a cytologic diagnosis in over 80% of malignant lesions, with complication rates similar to alternative procedures such as CT or TUS-guided needle aspirations. It still has a high likelihood of providing diagnostic tissue samples in patients when other sampling techniques have failed or when alternative imaging cannot clearly visualize or access the lesion to be sampled. In lesions where other sampling techniques are possible, EUS-FNA may still be advantageous in obtaining specimens of pancreatic masses or when diagnostic EUS is going to be used in the patient. The greatest potential impact of EUS-FNA appears to be in non-small-cell lung cancer staging, where EUS-FNA can affect the management of these patients by cytologically diagnosing advanced, non-operable disease. EUS-FNA is a technically demanding procedure requiring a fundamental understanding of diagnostic EUS.
Article: ERCP and pancreatic cancer
Article: TGF- and p53 Staining in CT-Guided and Endoscopic Ultrasound Fine-Needle Aspirates of Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Our purpose was to determine if fine-needle aspirates of pancreatic adenocarcinoma would produce material amenable to tumor marker staining and to correlate the expression of TGF-beta and p53 with patient and tumor data. One hundred twenty specimens were analyzed. TGF-beta was positive in 26% of cases and had no correlation with patient's age, sex, survival, stage, grade, or size. p53 was positive in 22% of the cases and correlated only with grade 1 tumors. Expression of TGF-beta and p53 can be tested on preserved cytologic specimens. This is the largest study to date correlating TGF-beta and p53 expression in pancreatic adenocarcinoma and patient demographics, prognosis, and tumor attributes. This is also the first study that did not select for surgical candidates. TGF-beta expression does not appear to have prognostic significance in pancreatic cancer. p53 was more common in well-differentiated tumors and may be an early mutation lost in more poorly differentiated tumors.
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The Jacksonville Area Soccer Association (JASA) is pleased to offer the U8, U9, U10, and U11 Coastal Surge Youth Soccer Academy. The Academy is available to all youth soccer players from U8 thru U11 age groups whom may be looking for an alternative to Recreation or Select Soccer. Youth Academy players will train twice a week with matches on weekends. Training days will consist of "Pool" training on one session and match day team training on the second session. Training day curriculums are subject to change based on the day's attendance of players.
Match days will consist of two matches or more per day for each player and will be played at either our Home fields at Woodlands Park or as away games with other Youth Academy Clubs. Match days will be called "Festivals" and usually consist of two or more Youth Academy Clubs coming together and playing matches with the intent of all players being exposed to groups of different abilities. Match day teams will be selected based on our scheduled opponent, strengths, weaknesses, or based solely on age group. This will allow the staff to ensure that an appropriately competitive match is always scheduled.
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2015 JASA U8 - U10 Youth Academy Information
JASA Director Of Coaching- Cam Ormsby
Youth Academy Staff- Coach Benjamin Miller, Coach Amber Smith, Coach Jonathan Calderon, Coach Esteban Rodriguezlobo, Coach Tess Friesen
The Youth Academy is designed to remove the results oriented, "win at all cost" mentality associated with youth soccer. The Academy matches and Festivals will be played without published or recorded scoring and equal playing time is guaranteed for all participants who attend training on a regular basis and maintain a good attitude.
The Academy serves as an instructional program for players ages U8 through U10 who are seeking a more structured environment than Recreational or Challenge soccer, but may not be ready for the competition, travel, and cost of associated with the Classic Soccer Program. The Youth Academy consist of player pools in 3-4 different training groups depending on the number of participants, the skill level or age of those participants. The player pools and/or training groups will be divided into teams for play during each match day or festival weekend. Academy pool teams have the liberty of adjusting their rosters as needed at each match to ensure the proper level of competition is achieved.
All Academy Coaches are required to hold United States Soccer Federation (USSF) age appropriate coaching qualifications that provide the knowledge and understanding of how children learn at different age, stages, and curriculums that are developmentally appropriate for all children. The Academy Coaching Staff is specially selected and trained to provide introduction to select soccer players in an environment conducive to learning and having FUN! All Coaches are Nationally and Regionally Licensed Coaches.
The JASA Coastal Surge Youth Academy mission is to develop the heart, mind, and body of our young athletes by developing their skills and knowledge with a dedicated and supportive staff that model what they teach. The Youth Academy Staff is fully committed to the development of our players love for the game and fundamental skill development as a player as well as skills on how to succeed in the game of life.
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Two quarterbacks, two seniors among latest mock top five
A pair if quarterbacks and a pair of seniors lead Todd McShay's latest mock top five.
Originally Published: December 31, 2008By Todd McShay | Scouts Inc.
Bowl season is in full swing and NFL prospects are everywhere. Their future employers are in the middle of draft and playoff preparations. What better time for Scouts Inc.'s first complete 2009 mock first round? Todd McShay breaks down the top 10 and predicts the rest of the first round, and while underclassmen dominate the top 32 a pair of seniors round out the top five:(Note: * denotes draft-eligible junior; ** denotes draft-eligible third-year sophomore; ties between teams with identical ...
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Yes, she definitely needs to come back, and I definitely... well, love's not quite the right word, but I am extremely loyal to her, and will make sure she returns. Especially now that I'm out of College and don't have many things holding me back.
I Love Misty! I really want her to come back!!!
She's one of my faves <3
im a big misty fan i love her, becuase she the girl that started it all with ash, and i await the day she will return, and be more then a friend for ash
yeah, i had an extreme crush on Misty from Pokemon especially on one episode where she imagined herself sunbathing in a red bikkinni ^^ (battle for the St. Ann or something)
Technically, its a Pink Bikini, but yeah. I also am very loyal to her myself, especially after Princess vs. Princess.
Yeah; she's pretty neat, I miss her a lot.
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"At this moment of masculinist and orgasmic expressions of hatred – communal, ethnic, sexist, partisan, and national – in both real and virtual world, cricket match in World Cup 2015 has become a rallying point of neo-nationalistic tyranny. In contrast to the dominating belief, sports has never been apolitical. Sometimes it becomes a space for solidarity and protest, at other times it becomes the weapons of domination and hegemonic control." Continue reading
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Is it only survival? Is it politics without science?
Is it only survival? Is it politics without science?
Re-conceptualizing the resistances against the Phulbari Coal Mine Project in Bangladesh with the mediation of archaeological practice
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Future(s) of the past(s) in and around a proposed (Open Pit) Coal Mining area in Dinajpur, Bangladesh
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Encountering the past on the suspicious terrain of the present
– 'Oh Bhai, kichhu paichhen?' [Have you found anything, brother?]
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Sincere discussions on the communal oppression and violence that exist in Bangladesh, are very rare; much of the discussion is conducted from within established conventions, if I may add, overwhelmingly so. Hardly any serious social scientific analysis of communalism exists. Short stories, novels or poetry depicting communal violence and oppression in post-independent Bangladesh are few and far between, they are rare enough to be counted off on one's fingers. There are not many essays either. The silence about communalism in plays and cinemas is almost deafening.


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5. Shake on a little shichimi. If you like, drizzle with a spoonful of caramel. Enjoy warm.
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1. Slice 1 bunch broccolini into bite-size pieces.
2. Toss with 2 tablespoons olive oil and 1 clove chopped garlic.
3. Season with coarse salt and freshly ground pepper.
4. Spread out on a parchment-lined, rimmed baking sheet.
5. Slide into a 425-degree oven and roast until deliciously browned, about 8 minutes.
5. Toss with 1 teaspoon lemon juice.
Note: Shichimi togarashi (aka simply shichimi) is a Japanese blend of red pepper, orange peel and other spices, available in the Asian foods aisle. If you don't have any handy, a pinch of red or black pepper will do.
Provenance: Inspired by Birdbath Bakery in New York City.


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Random fact - Apparently 80% of all tickets issued in DC are written to Maryland residents (80% of those tickets are clearly being issued to me).
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