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Fast just got faster.
What happens when the aero-engineering legend Simon Smart, and ENVE Composites team up? Well, the ENVE Smart System line of wheels, of course. Simply put, the SES lineup plays host to some of the highest levels of strength-to-weight ratios, race-ready stiffness, and watts-saving aerodynamics that we've ever seen. And of course, the ENVE SES 6.7 Carbon Clincher Wheelset is a shiny apple in this family tree.
As part of the ENVE Smart System, SES series, the 6.7 carbon clincher uses ENVE's most sophisticated technology and engineering techniques in order to ensure a fast, stiff, and aerodynamic wheelset. The 6.7's aerodynamic design starts with the size differential of the wheels. ENVE accounted for the different behaviors of front and rear wheels, and designed the 6.7s with the front wheel that's 60mm deep and 26mm wide, while the rear wheel is 70mm deep and 24mm wide. The front wheel's shallow profile and wide stance helps decrease drag in windy conditions. On the other hand, the rear wheel's depth decreases drag, because stability is less affected at the aft position of the bike. According to ENVE, the 6.7s create a low drag number rivaling many competitors' 60mm wheels. In fact, when comparing the necessary power required to hold 40kph at yaw angles ranging from 0 to 16 degrees, the 6.7 goes toe-to-toe with the Zipp 808 Firecrest Clincher and is leaps and bounds ahead of the 404 Firecrest Clincher -- even more so at yaw angles 11 degrees and above.
Outside of consistent aerodynamic performance, the most noticeable advantage of the 6.7 carbon clincher wheelset is its enhanced stability. The 6.7 demonstrates stellar results under the ENVE Stability Index, a series of tests that incorporate the measurement of transient aerodynamics. In the wind tunnel, the front wheel is subjected to quick changes in wind degree at set yaw angles, and the steering torque of user-correction is then measured. The test represents real-world conditions, and surprisingly, ENVE is one of the only non-Formula One manufacturers to conduct it. The 6.7 shape was developed as a result of these tests, and it ensures predictable airflow attachment over the rim, regardless of crosswind. In fact, the linear steering response trumps even the Zipp Firecrest series. In a crosswind, the 6.7 experiences a buildup of side-force equal to the changing angle of the wind, and the predictability prevents the need for rider over-correction.
The Smart System 6.7 clincher is not only aero, but it's also lightweight, stiff, and strong. The ENVE SES series boasts the highest strength-to-weight ratio on the market, and this is due in part to ENVE's patented process of molding in-spoke holes, nipple seats, and valve stem holes. Knowing that carbon fiber gains strength from continuous fibers, ENVE routes the fibers around each hole in a 100% intact design. This design allows a lower weight at the spoke face, and adds overall rigidity to the rim. When built, the molded design promotes both higher spoke tension and tension uniformity than the industry standard of bladder molding. Another aspect of the 6.7's light weight is due to ENVE's use of removal bladders during the molding process. While most composite rim manufacturers leave the rim-shaping, inflatable bladder within the rim, ENVE spends the time and money to remove it. This time-consuming process reduces rim weight, and makes for a perfectly tensioned wheel build.
And outside of incredible strength-to-weight ratios and insane levels of compliant rigidity, ENVE has also taken the time to ensure that you can stop at great speeds -- an all-too-common ailment of the carbon clincher. To do so, the 6.7 has been given a textured braking surface that promotes a positive engagement with your pads, even in wet conditions. So, you can descend like a banshee without the worry of overheating or only being able to scrub speed.
The ENVE Smart System 6.7 carbon clinchers use a 20/24 spoke count, and are built with DT Aerolite bladed spokes on DT Swiss 240 hubs.
The ENVE SES 6.7 Carbon Clincher Road Wheelset is available in the color Black and with either a Campagnolo or Shimano/SRAM compatible freehub body.
- Front-specific rim (60mm deep, 26mm wide)
- Rear-specific rim (70mm deep, 24mm wide)
- Enhanced wind stability
- Industry's highest strength-to-weight ratio
- Textured braking surface
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Enve 6.7 clincher wheel set
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I love the ride I have picked up a little faster pace with my new wheels. They are goergous on my bike also! Very happy well worth the money!
fast versitile fast, versatile
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The 6.7 is probably the most versatile wheel I own. this month I used it in an ironman 70.3 and a road race with a 5 mile finishing climb. They are my go to when I just don't know what to ride. They have held up through horrible weather and have never let me down, the 240 hubs are bombproof. The 6.7's are light enough to climb with and just plain quick on the flats. If you have any questions at all on them feel free to email me email@example.com
Absolutely blown away
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I read all of the reviews, all of the marketing, but was hesitant. Boy was I wrong, these wheels are AMAZING.
My outgoing wheels that these are compared to were Dura Ace C35's, not exactly a junky factory equipped wheel. These new ENVE wheels are more comfortable, smoother, and MUCH faster, and as an added bonus, wow do they make cool sounds when accelerating, cruising at higher speeds, and braking (kind of like a turbo spooling on a car). The part that surprised me was that I got blown around LESS than on my C35's, which, at least in the rear, are HALF as deep! I purposefully went out to a highway with a lot of trucks and was pretty nervous with the first couple that went past me but after the 2nd one I was right at home. These wheels are much deeper and yet only gain about 50 grams over my C35's all said and done. If you used ENVE skewers on the C35's, the gap would increase to a little over 100g but still negligible compared to the aero benefits.
I ride road/cx/mtb, but most of my road rides are in the 40-60 mile range. My first ride on these wheels was 75 miles and I was a little fatigued and coming off a sickness and still set my fastest average speed EVER by 0.5mph. Compared to "good" rides (not "best ever") I was a full 1.0mph faster and compared to "average" rides I was 1.4mph faster. I have a power meter so I know this was not just "new bike toy adrenaline", as I had lower average power than I normally do and the first ride was longer than normal (to reiterate, normal is 40-60 and this ride was 75).
Braking is the one area where I have not really stressed these wheels. I live in the valley and average about 10ft/mile for local rides (can average over 200ft/mile if I drive 30 miles) so I can't speak to that aspect of performance just yet. However, in hard braking on flat terrain there is ZERO loss in performance compared to the Dura Ace C35's. I'm a 6'6" 235lb rider so braking power is very important to me.
I'd also like to thank the Competitive Cyclist staff who was very helpful with the order, followed up with a personal call about the order to make sure I had everything I needed, and lightning fast delivery sure doesn't hurt. I really could not be more happy with the process and the product. If you're on the fence, don't wait, these wheels will change the way you ride!
Do these wheels come with brake pads and valve extenders?
Yes, it comes with skewers, brake pads, and valve extenders.
hey Barry the come with both of those yes
Are these 11 speed compatible?
Does enve make a carbon road wheel with a metal braking surface?
Good for tubeless setting?
Hey Sungho K,
I wouldn't recommend setting these up tubeless. Enve didn't design these to be run tubeless.
We do stock tubeless road wheels. Feel free to give us a call at 1-888-276-7130 so we can help you find a wheelset that meets your needs.
Indestructible! I live by this stuff.
I own a pair of these and have raced, trained, and even commuted on them for some time now. I crashed on these pretty bad last year during a crit. A fellow sprinter and I came together at the finish and his foot went through my wheel, breaking half or more the spokes and my leaving my wheel seemingly destroyed. After some photos shared to enve and a quick chat, Enve made it known to my shop / mechanic that these wheels are known to come back from some major "out of true" situations. My wheel was more than 5" out from end to end. No one thought twice about them being repairable. A handful of new spokes and whalaaa. I been racing on them all season since..
superb race wheels
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I used these wheel just on race days, and in a few hillier Tri's. After riding Zipps for many years the Enve have taken over as my favorite race wheels. Safe to race for even a smaller rider in crosswinds, one of the few deeper race wheels I would feel comfortable on in the winds. For me personally on some races that had a lot of climbing I preferred the 3.4's but rode the 6.7's in more races overall. They are very stiff and will get up to speed quickly which I think can be an issue as you get to a deeper dished wheel. They absorb the road chatter you get on poor pavement and are solid on high speed descents. The Enve 6.7 is definitely on my top 5 list of wheels and probably in the top 2, if I had to own one wheel set for racing-training, I would run with these in a clincher. I'm happy to answer any other questions on these or help out with shipping discounts, email@example.com
Does the Chris King R45 option come with ceramic bearings?
The Chris King hubs don?t come Ceramic and we actually find the ceramic bearings wear much faster (and Kings have much more drag than DT) so I?d suggest looking at the DT 240 wheels if you want lower rolling resistance or even special ordering the wheels with DT 180 hubs if you want ceramic. Give me a shout directly if you want to place an order or have other questions.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have made several upgrades in the past decade, but nothing has given me the "Steve Jobs" child-like sense of wonder like these wheels. They fly on the flats, obviously, they are more susceptible to cross winds than the marketing would suggest, but what nobody seems to tell you is that they climb like 140 pound PRO tour specialist. They are so stiff, so responsive, and so adept at converting your effort into speed on the road. The cost is for one of those rare products still made with special care and with integrity. Their warranty is unmatched, and for me, it means that they are willing to stand by their product. Enjoy friends!
Simply Fantastic!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Used ZIPP 404 Tubular Firecrest, which BTW were great wheels, but got tired of gluing and dishing out $100+ when sealer wouldn't hold after a flat.
After reading numerous reviews and talking with guys who have raced on them I decided to take the plunge. Since I already have a 1200g set of light all-around wheels I opted for the 6.7 instead of the 3.4 to deal with fast flat & rolling rides here in North Texas.
My first set arrived with molding imperfections in the lip of the side wall which anchors the bead of the clincher. Of course this kind of thing can happen during the molding/layup process, and CC (like always) took care of it, by sending me a replacement ASAP.
I paired them with Vittoria Open Corsa EVO CX III tires and their latex tubes. First ride impressions...WOW! The DFW area is quite windy and this day was no exception, 15-20mph winds with 30mph gusts. Honestly I was a bit concerned that these were too deep for the conditions.
I was amazed at how stable these wheels were given all the wind. It seems like they were trying to self correct in the crosswinds. I know that sounds crazy, but they just wanted to stay straight with little input...very, very stable!
Speed, these things are fast and feel much faster than their spec weight. I expected them to be slower on take-off, but was pleasantly surprised. In my opinion, they far surpass the 404's in this department. Out of the saddle, they gain speed with lightening quickness (no loss of power). You'll cruise at 25mph effortlessly while your buddies are struggling to keep up. The 6.7s hold their speed Very Well!
They're no slouch when climbing short, punchy hills either, and eat up rolling terrain with ease. Braking in dry is better than any other carbon wheel I've ridden.
I have been using them exclusively for the past year, all conditions including rain, and can honestly say that they are a masterpiece. I was skeptical at first, but now realize that they are "Worth the Hype"
Abosoluty Bullet Proof
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
A+ I use these as an "All-Around" solution. Daily commutes and daily training as well as Century rides. Not only are they tough as nails but once you get them spinning they give you that feeling that they want to just keep on going faster & faster..
As for wind, I ride them in Austin Tx. It's windy here in the winter months and I haven't noticed any problems riding them in 10-20mph X-winds.
Did I mention someone actually fell down onto my bike and landed on the back wheel with full body force (Butt first onto the spokes and rim-wall) and it didn't even phase them.
Great job ENVE
Enve Composites Launches 3.4, 6.7 Clinch
By Road Bike Review. They interview Enve about the Smart clincher wheels.
made me a believer
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I bought the wheels for the simple reason that I wanted them. I did not expect them to make me faster, etc. Having said that, they do seem to be faster than my older (non-aero) wheels. It's hard to quantify, but the PR's are coming steadily on routes I've ridden for multiple years and many times.
I had no experience with carbon or aero wheels, and these wheels do feel different. The ride is slightly more harsh due to the deep section, but not overly so. I've read that people feel the 6.7s are easier to maintain speed with. That's subjective at this point but I would have to agree.
I haven't noticed any issues climbing, but even at 1500 plus grams these wheels are lighter than what I'm used to by 200-300 grams so that's not surprising.
Very happy with the purchase!
**I have the wheels built with Chris King R45 hubs.


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Tallahassee, FL -- For a group of 60 Florida senior's, their high school season lives on for one more game in the annual War of the Border All-Star game.
"We get another chance to play with each other because we don't know where we're going to be at within the next couple of months," says Dequon Simmons, a safety from Wakulla High School.
"Being out here with my teammates and the surrounding schools, we played them, it's just a lot of excitement, a lot of energy," adds Lenorris Footman, quarterback from Jefferson County.
The game serves as one last chance for players who have not committed to a college, to play in front of recruiters.
"Well, me personally, I'm going to play like they're not there," adds Trey Arnold, defensive back from Madison County. "Hopefully I'll give them what they want."
"It gives you an opportunity to come out here and put on a show, show what you can do against Florida and Georgia," Footman adds. "That's a big rivalry because we're right there."
A sense of pride is on the line as well.
"Georgia is not really down the road but I think that they have some really pretty good athletes over there," adds Simmons. "We have a lot of good athletes over here and it's just a really good challenge."
"A lot of pride because you know you want to get out here and just show other players that I'm that type of player that can make big plays."
The first of three games in this series is Saturday, January 12th, at Colquitt County's Mack Tharpe Stadium for a 2 o'clock kick off.
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The Ghost Malls of China: Inside a Commercial Real Estate Bubble
What if they built a consumer economy and nobody came? That's the conundrum China is facing after constructing far more housing and retail space than it can support. Check out these images from inside China's commercial real estate bubble.


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FULL COVERAGE: George Zimmerman on trial for the murder of Trayvon Martin
SANFORD, Florida -- After more than 16 hours of deliberation, a Florida jury has found George Zimmerman not guilty in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin.
The jurors notified the judge Saturday night a little before 10 p.m. that they had reached a decision.
WATCH: Jury finds George Zimmerman 'Not Guilty'
Zimmerman blinked and barely smiled as the jury read its verdict. Supporters of Martin's family who had gathered outside the courthouse yelled out "No! No!"
The jury had been given the chance to convict Zimmerman of manslaughter but did not do so, despite asking for a clarification of the charge earlier in the evening.
Zimmerman's wife, Shellie Zimmerman, had tears in her eyes after the six-member, all-woman jury delivered its verdict Saturday night.
After hearing the verdict, Judge Debra Nelson told Zimmerman he was free to go.
Zimmerman, a neighborhood watchman, was initially charged with second-degree murder after he shot and killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin on February 26, 2012. Zimmerman said it was self-defense, but Martin's family set out to prove otherwise.
Jury selection for the trial began on Monday, June 10, lasting almost two weeks before prosecution and defense attorneys selected a panel of six women to hear the case.
Testimony began after powerful opening statements from both the defense and the prosecution on Monday, June 24. It went on for nearly three weeks as several witnesses took the stand.
The jury heard testimony from people like Rachel Jeantel, the last person on the phone with Trayvon before the shooting; Chris Serino, the lead detective in the case; the mothers of both, the teen, and the security guard who shot him; and other friends, family members and experts from each side.
George Zimmerman, himself, declined to testify.
After final testimony, both sides argued Thursday and Friday before the jury deliberated and came to their ultimate decision on Zimmerman's fate.
On Thursday, prosecutors portrayed Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer, as a wannabe cop, frustrated and ready to kill. State prosecutor Bernie de la Rionda told the jury that Trayvon was an innocent teenager who is now dead because Zimmerman wrongly assumed the teen was a criminal and murdered him.
In response, Defense attorney Mark O'Mara said Trayvon Martin decided he was going to create a confrontation that night, and instead of talking to Zimmerman, Martin walked up after those four minutes and sucker-punched him. O'Mara told the jury Trayvon Martin was not unarmed, that he used his hands and the concrete sidewalk as weapons.
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Monty Python's Spamalot
Winner of the 2005 Tony Award for Best Musical and voted Outstanding Musical of 973 AD, The New York Times called Spamalot, "resplendently silly."
A musical comedy "lovingly ripped off" from the 1975 film Monty Python and the Holy Grail. This Broadway smash features flying cows, killer rabbits, taunting Frenchmen and show-stopping musical numbers!
Recommended for high school and up.
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Traditional jazz trio of piano, double-bass and drums. Positive and catchy tune, which has lyrical middle part, some swinging rush and then it fastens a lot until the sharp end.
Have a look at my similar track Jazz from the Kitchen
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(WXIA) -- With the November general elections only 53 days away, County Board of Elections offices across Georgia are gearing up for the big day. And that means possible temporary jobs.
The Help Desk has been working to find those opportunities and we discovered that in some counties, a need does exist.
Poll workers are needed in certain counties to handle duties for the election on November 6.
Those workers will operate polling places on Election Day and help voters through the voting process. Poll workers must attend one, or more madnatory training classes before working at that poll. They must also provide their own transportation.
November Election Poll Worker Opportunities
Fulton County Election Supervisor
130 Peachtree Street, SW
Suite 2186 F
Atlanta, GA 30303-3460
Telephone: (404) 612-7020
Fax: (404) 730-7024
Training Class: $30.00 (paid only if working on Election Day)
Clerk: $175.00
Assistant Manager: $200.00
Chief Manager: $250.00
To apply, complete the application and fax to 404-730-7024
Gwinnett County Election Supervisor
455 Grayson Highway, Suite 200
75 Langley Drive (mailing address)
Lawrenceville, GA 30046
Telephone: (678) 226-7210
Fax: (678) 226-7208
Website: www.gwinnettcounty.com/
Pays $110-$150 per day depending on position
Includes Training before the election.
You have to be a resident or employed by the county to work the election polls
14 hour day, reporting at 6:00 a.m.
Apply online at www.gwinnettcountyjobs.com
Forsyth County Election Supervisor
110 East Main Street, Suite 200
Cumming, GA 30040-2468
Telephone: (770) 781-2118 ext 9
Fax: (770) 886-2825
Website: www.forsythco.com
Must be a resident of Forsyth County
Pay varies depending on the position
Bartow County Election Supervisor
135 West Cherokee Avenue
Suite 106
Cartersville, GA 30120-3182
Telephone: (770) 387-5098
Fax: (770) 606-2245
Website: http://www.bartowga.org/voter/index.html
Poll worker must be a resident or work there
Salary is $8.50/hr
You must attend paid training classes in order to work
Fayette County Election Supervisor
140 Stonewall Ave West, Ste 208
Fayetteville, GA 30214-1520
Telephone: (770) 305-5408
Fax: (770) 305-5449
Website: www.fayettecountyga.gov/elections/index.asp
You have to go in to the office for an application.
You have to be a resident of Fayette to be a poll worker.
$30 for training
$130 for the day of the election.
If you are selected you have to be willing to go one of their 36 precincts, to work if needed.
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Breast cancer
Our breast cancer specialists in Raleigh and Durham are nationally recognized for their research and expertise in detecting, evaluating and treating all types of breast cancer. Whether you come to us for routine mammogram, breast cancer treatments, or a second opinion, our goal is to provide the best possible care for your breast health, and exceed your expectations.
Extensive experience in breast cancer treatments
As a National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, we offer a level of expertise found only in the top cancer centers across the country. Our teams of physicians, surgeons, counselors and therapists in Raleigh and Durham have made breast cancer their top priority. Our skills and experience come from working only with breast cancer patients every day. We use the latest technologies and research findings to detect abnormal breast lumps and masses, and treat all types of breast cancer. And, if you require breast reconstruction, our plastic surgeons are available to discuss your options.
Choose Duke for your breast cancer treatment because we offer:
- Novel therapies developed by our researchers. As clinical trial participants, our patients were among the first to gain access to new breast cancer treatments, including the recently approved Kadcyla, which was developed at Duke.
- Nationally ranked cancer program. We are consistently ranked among the best cancer programs in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.
- Access to our clinical trials. Our doctors are investigating new ways to approach breast tumors, how exercise impacts treatment and survival, and how to improve the quality of our patients' lives. You may be eligible to participate in our clinical trials, which are using new vaccines to treat different types of breast cancer, including early stage breast cancer, HER2, HER3, triple negative and metastatic breast cancer.
- Doctors who come to you. Rather than find your way to the various appointments involved in cancer diagnosis and treatment, each member of your breast cancer team visits you in your exam room. That goes a long way toward reducing unnecessary stress and anxiety. It also ensures you have all the information you need to make decisions about your care. Imaging, testing and breast cancer treatments are also conveniently located within our facilities.
- Comforting environment to ease your anxiety. Our Duke Cancer Center features spacious waiting areas, a Quiet Room, large infusion rooms, and an outdoor rooftop garden area where patient, based on their treatment regimen, can receive chemotherapy outdoors.
- Clinics for women with unique needs. We offer clinics devoted to specific types of breast cancer, different age groups, and unique healthcare needs, including sexual health and fertility issues for women in their childbearing years.
- Doctors who work with your doctors. If you seek care at Duke and continue your radiation or chemotherapy closer to home, our doctors will coordinate your treatment plan with your doctors. We also provide second opinions and share information with doctors near you.
- Support for your whole being. Our comprehensive cancer support services range from helping patients minimize the side effects of treatment to coping with the emotional and psychological effects of diagnosis and treatment. Our breast cancer survivorship clinic also pulls together a range of resources specially designed to help survivors after treatment ends. View all of our breast cancer support groups in our event calendar.
- Nationally accredited breast imaging program. Our breast cancer program is an American College of Radiology Breast Center of Excellence, and has undergone a rigorous review process to ensure it meets and follows national standards and guidelines. It is accredited in breast ultrasound, breast MRI, screening mammograms, and diagnostic mammograms and stereotactic biopsies.
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The placement of low-dose radioactive seeds in suspicious breast tissue replaces the need for guide wires, and allows surgeons to pinpoint and remove small breast tumors. The seed can be implanted up to five days before surgery, which minimizes your discomfort and shortens the surgery.
Depending on your needs, we offer a wide range of options including:
- Lumpectomy and quadrantectomy. Breast-conserving lumpectomy removes the cancer and a small amount of surrounding breast tissue. A quadrantectomy removes the cancer and a larger amount of surrounding breast tissue. When appropriate, we combine these lumpectomy procedures with breast reconstruction or breast reduction.
- Skin-sparing and nipple-sparing mastectomies. Often performed when breast removal and breast reconstruction are performed during the same operation. A small incision made around the areola — the dark skin around the nipple — allows the surgeon to remove the entire breast, nipple and areola without removal of the breast skin. Nipple-sparing mastectomy removes all the breast tissue but spares the nipple or areola. Both approaches optimize cosmetic reconstruction results.
- Modified-radical and radical mastectomies. During a modified-radical mastectomy, surgeons will remove the entire breast, including the skin, areola and nipple, as well as most of the lymph nodes in the armpit area. It is usually performed if the tumor is large and cancer has spread to the lymph nodes. Modified-radical mastectomy is more commonly performed than radical mastectomy, when the entire breast, lymph nodes and chest wall muscles under the breast is removed.
- Sentinel node biopsy. Removes lymph node tissue to determine if cancer cells have spread.
A full spectrum of options are available, including implant reconstruction, as well as techniques that use your own healthy tissue. Our plastic surgeons can also use tissue or unwanted fat from your body to more closely match your other breast. If possible, breast reconstruction surgery can be performed at the time of mastectomy, or after chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
Our radiation oncologists use targeted and shortened courses of external radiation beams to shrink tumors after surgery. Techniques like breath holding and prone breast positioning are incorporated to minimize radiation exposure to normal tissue, including the heart.
In addition to a wide variety of chemotherapy regimens, which aim to kill or stop cancer cells from growing, we offer hormone-blocking and endocrine therapies to prevent them from returning or spreading in cancers that respond to estrogen and progesterone.
Our doctors helped to developed two of the most recently FDA-approved drugs for breast cancer. Ado-trastuzumab emtansine (Kadcyla) has been referred to as a "smart bomb" because it targets the tumor, lacks significant side effects, and offers patients a better quality of life. Lapatinib (Tykerb), also developed by Duke physicians, is used to treat HER2-metastatic breast cancer, and targets and blocks the signals that breast tumors need to grow. It's an added option for women whose breast cancer has stopped responding to other treatments.
Our breast imaging specialists have advanced training in detecting and identifying lumps and masses. Mammography is available at six convenient locations in Durham and Wake counties. Same-day appointments are available, and you'll get same-day results during our Saturday clinics.
Breast imaging, including mammography, breast ultrasound, breast MRI, or nuclear medicine, may be recommended if breast lumps or suspicious findings are identified. Each uses different breast imaging techniques to pinpoint types of masses and detect cancer cells.
MRI and ultrasound-guided needle, stereotactic and surgical breast biopsies remove a small sample of suspicious breast growth to be examined for cancer cells.
If you are at risk for inherited breast cancer, our genetic counselors in the Duke Hereditary Cancer Clinic may work with you to evaluate your risk. If appropriate, they may recommend screening for BRCA1 and/or BRCA2 genes — the most common cause of hereditary breast cancer — and will help you interpret your results. With these facts, they can discuss the options that will keep you and your family healthy.


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its funny cuz its true.
and it hurts at the same time. hurts so bad you gotta laugh.
Well, we've earned it.
I am still aching from the comment we just want a bowl that has a shining sun and then to top it off with loose women in Shreveport and Moibile is belittling. Funny, true, belittling.
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
"Randy Peterson: No. You know what? **** that. My feet are on the ground, folks, but I'm about to reach for the stars. I'm calling it. Iowa State to the title game. ROSE BOWL BOUND, BABY!! WHO'S WITH ME?? THE SKIES SHALL RAIN BLOOD AND ALL THE WORLD SHALL QUAKE IN THE SHADOW OF THE CARDINAL AND GOLD. NO, THE OTHER CARDINAL AND GOLD. I CAN'T FEEL MY FACE "
Looking forward to this day. Hope I live to see it.
Maybe it's just me, but I don't find it that funny. And I usually have a pretty healthy self-deprecating sense of humor.
Once again, a CF posting breathes life into a stupid blog that no one would have read.
Originally Posted by illinoiscyclone
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its funny cuz its true.
and it hurts at the same time. hurts so bad you gotta laugh.
Why would Randy Peterson do us like that!? He must be a Hawk!
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Once again, a CF posting breathes life into a stupid blog that no one would have read.
Plenty of college football fans read that blog every day as it is probably the best CFB blog out there. I consider myself a college football fan, do you?
Read some of the other things. It is funny. Just dont get all worked up and cry yourself to sleep over it in a fit of rage.
I like EDSBS and thought some of this was very funny. At least we still have no score this year in the Fulhmer Cup (see how our friends to the east are doing...)
I usually have a pretty good sense of humor, but that wasnt that funny.
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Um, EDSBS gets a lot of pub. Their main writer also writes for the Sporting News.
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Maybe it's just me, but I don't find it that funny. And I usually have a pretty healthy self-deprecating sense of humor.
I agree. I found it to be a pretty lame attempt at humor, and I too try not to take myself too seriously. Fail.
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I usually have a pretty sense of humor, but that wasnt that funny.
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Good catch.
Pretty weak effort by Peterson. If you're going to try to be funny, it helps to mix in a little bit of truth here and there. It's only been a few years since a nice string of Bowl seasons. It's not like we've never won more than two games in a season. Joking about possibly beating North Dakota State...? Please.
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text: By LaDonna SwedbergSports Writer The Wallace Wildcats couldn't have asked for a better start to their 2012-13 basketball season. Friday night they dominated the Maywood Tigers defeating them 60–28 and they didn't let up on Saturday as Wauneta/Palisade went down to the Cats by a score of 65–38.Wallace vs. Maywood The Wildcats had to go on the road for their opening game but the travel time and lack of playing on their home court didn't phase the Cats. The only issue that Wallace dealt with the entire night was their slow start. A couple of minutes ticked off the clock before they scored their first points and the defense allowed the Tigers to score 14 points which accounted for half of their final score. Once the Cats got the lid off the basket they really lit things up putting 21 points on the board in the opening quarter. Jose Arvizo and Shane Anders each scored a basket and Lane Scott had two buckets plus a free throw. Landon Swedberg hit a jumper and a three -pointer and Josh Grauerholz had three baskets and a free throw to account for the first quarter scoring. The second quarter was a little less eventful than the first as both teams scored significantly less. Wallace added 14 points to their score; 10 of which were scored by Swedberg and the other four by Grauerholz. Maywood was held to eight second quarter points to make the halftime score 35–22. The third quarter definitely looked like it was the first game of the season, there was a lot of defense but not so much in the way of scoring. The quarter was nearly half over before the first points were scored and Grauerhholz was the first to get the job done. Arvizo had a great assist from Anders to give him his second basket of the game and shortly after that John Marquardt hit a jumper. Before the quarter came to an end, Scott made his third basket to account for the Wildcat's eight third quarter points. While the offense struggled, the defense was relentless as they kept the Tigers from scoring a single point. The fourth quarter proved to be a bit more eventful in the way of scoring but the Wildcat defense continued to make things difficult for Maywood. The Tigers were only able to score six points in the second half. Wallace, however, put up 17 fourth quarter points. Six of those points came from Anders, Swedberg added five, Grauerholz had four and Hayden Woodcox scored two. The scoring serge in the last quarter made the final score 60–28. Statistically, Landon Swedberg led the way for the Wildcats scoring 20 points, grabbing three offensive rebounds and five defensive, he had three steals and six assists. Josh Grauerholz was not far behind with 17 points, three offensive and four defensive rebounds, four assists and one steal.Wallace vs. Wau/Pal The Wildcats had little time to recover from their first game before taking on Wauneta/Palisade Saturday afternoon. The short amount of recovery time appeared to benefit Wallace as they started the game quite aggressively and they never backed off. The Wildcat defense once again played big all over the court making things difficult for the Broncos the entire game. Offensively, Wallace played a more consistent game putting up good numbers in each quarter. Josh Grauerholz played a big game making his presence known under the basket and he started right away scoring the first six points for the Wildcats. Shane Anders, Landon Swedberg and Lane Scott each added a basket and Taylor Doell a trey to complete the first quarter scoring for Wallace. The defense held the Broncos to just six first quarter points. The second quarter, much like the first, was a great team effort. Each starter, along with Anders, put points in the score book. Every player on the court came up big on defense and there were some amazing assists. The Wildcats continued to play a complete ball game in the second half. Grauerholz dominated under the basket putting up 10 third quarter points and seven in the fourth. Doell and Anders each had a couple of buckets of their own and in the final quarter Scott and Marquardt contributed as well. As the game was coming to an end, Mark Jameson came in to score two big baskets of his own to make the final score 65–38. Josh Grauerholz led the Wildcats in a big way scoring 24 points and pulling down eight total rebounds. Taylor Doell had 12 points, three steals and two assists and Shane Anders had eight points, nine rebounds and two steals. A number of Wildcats had impressive numbers in the score book for the weekend due to an incredible display of teamwork.Next Action Wallace will be in action again Dec. 7 when they travel to Maxwell to test their skills against the orange and black Wildcats. Game time is scheduled for 4 p.m.


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The delicious sweet-and-spicy sauce for these classic meatballs couldn't be easier!
2 pounds lean ground beef
1 cup Progresso® dry bread crumbs (any flavor)
2/3 cup finely chopped onion
1/2 cup milk
2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1/8 teaspoon pepper
2 eggs
Sauce 1
2 bottles (12 ounces each) chili sauce
2 jars (10 ounces each) grape jelly
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1 can French Onion Soup (undiluted)
1 can Cream of Mushroom soup (undiluted)
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Shape into 1-inch meatballs.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - A western Illinois business owner and his company are facing federal charges accusing them of distributing more than $3 million worth of foreign Botox and Juvederm in the U.S.
A federal grand jury in Missouri's Western District on Wednesday handed down a nine-count indictment against 47-year-old Christopher Carstens of Alton, Ill., and his company, Orthopaedic Solutions Inc.
Prosecutors say Carstens and his company distributed nearly 5,900 units of a foreign version of the prescription drugs through sales representatives to doctors and other health care professionals from 2008 through 2011.
U.S. attorney's spokesman Don Ledford says the charges were filed in the Western District because some of the drugs were distributed there.
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An Interview with a Comic Book Artist (Part 2)
Jake Myler's credits include comic book art for adaptations of iconic properties such as Chip 'n' Dale Rescue Rangers, Finding Nemo and Fraggle Rock, as well as comic book cover art for Darkwing Duck, Monsters Inc and Walt Disney's Comics. Jake also collaborated with writer Jim Pascoe to make the Original English Language manga series Undertown, published by Tokyopop.
Make sure to read part 1 of this blog post for more info on Jake Myler.
Do You Have a Personal Library? What Are the Prized Items In Your Collection?
"For the longest time, I collected as many comic books as I could, so after a while I just had too many books for my small apartment. Recently though, I realized that I just don't need it all so I've whittled it down to comics that might help to re-read at a later date or comics that mean a lot to me. There's a section of reference books with backgrounds or photography since sometimes you need to know how to draw something complicated like a classroom or supermarket. I also have a lot of artbooks, my favorite among them being artbooks filled with videogame concepts. There are a few rare ones in there like the Breath of Fire and Summon Night artbooks which I could only find in Tokyo at the gigantic Mandarake book store."
Have You Had Any Experiences Working With Librarians?
"Oh yes! Looking for historical clothing reference to draw a comic about dragons and castles, I had been slowly going through the books in my school library. But I was at my wits' end because all I was finding was mostly text and not much to go on visually. Asking the librarian on duty, she showed me how it was possible to search the database of magazines, and this increased the amount of material that I could look through by a thousand-fold. I was really glad that I wasn't timid about it in the end and went to ask for help."
(NOTE: SMCL provides access to online databases and other research resources through our e-branch. And don't forget to talk to a librarian if you're ever in need of some research help!)
What Do Libraries Mean to You?
"Libraries are a great thing, especially for me. When you have all these books around you, tables to sit and read and take notes [at], it provides a place to really concentrate and get stuff done.
I thought that when I left school, I would never need to enter a library again and would have no use for them. But I found that there is no substitute for a library and getting a lot done! Furthermore, having the books there up on the shelves, you never know what happy mistake you'll make as you pull out the wrong book from a shelf or see something interesting that you never thought of. And that happy mistake might inspire you to go in a whole new direction with a drawing or a whole story! So I find it's good to go to a library with a plan, but also with an open mind!"
What Is It Like to Work On Franchises Like Finding Nemo and Fraggle Rock?
"Working on things like Finding Nemo and Fraggle Rock was great since it let me do things that I would never do on my own. They're not my characters and I had to pay attention to how I was drawing them so that they'd stay on model and be recognizable, getting those characters to act the way a wild and crazy Fraggle would act, or behave the way a forgetful Dory would behave. While drawing them I learned a lot about expression. And working with those characters was just so much fun!"
What Does the Experience of Collaborating With a Writer Feel Like?
"It's actually a blessing in disguise. I'm always asked by friends and family whether I'd rather write my own story, but actually it's a big load off my shoulders to only need to focus on the drawing aspect of things. To be able to focus and figure out how to make the comic look it's best and not worry about plot and character motivations. I've also been fortunate to always work with really nice writers! So that probably helps too!"
What Are You Reading Now? What Do You Read Over and Over Again?
"Right now I'm really into reading Bakuman and Blue Exorcist and I can read Yotsuba&! over and over again! I really recommend all of those!"
(NOTE: I really love Bakuman too--and I've got the blog post to prove it!)
Do You Have Any Advice for Aspiring Comic Book Creators?
"To get started, just don't be afraid to keep trying, no matter how many times you might fail. Whenever you get those feelings of doubt (and they happen to everybody), just ignore them and keep pushing forward. If you're a writer, or an artist, or both, just keep working because with every task you put before yourself you'll improve! You can never get worse! It may be painfully slow, but keep working! Whenever I drew a 24-page comic for a contest, and then lost, I would look at the first page and the last page, and there would always be a little improvement [from beginning to end], and that made it worthwhile!"
That's All Folks
You can follow Jake Myler on Twitter under the handle @lazesummerstone.
Also check out his webpage and deviantART page for some awesome artwork.
Don't forget to "like" the Atherton and Brisbane libraries on Facebook to ensure you get more updates about comics and SMCL from me.
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Papua New Guinea, an ecological and cultural place like no other, is nestled in the southwestern Pacific Ocean's Coral Triangle north of Australia. A land of many contrasts, the country boasts rugged, cloud-shrouded mountains, where agriculture has been practiced for over 9,000 years, alongside uninhabited islands surrounded by reefs teeming with life. Rich in biodiversity, its forests are home to birds-of-paradise, tree kangaroos, long-beaked echidnas, birdwing butterflies and thumbnail-sized frogs — among other species, many not yet discovered or studied. Surrounded by seas colored by corals and reef fishes and islets that serve as nesting areas for turtles and sea birds, Papua New Guinea also has over 800 living languages, making it one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world.
For nearly 20 years, CI has worked with communities, governments, industries and agencies throughout Papua New Guinea to develop innovative conservation of important species and ecosystems. We have also worked with local communities and researchers to identify new species in Papua New Guinea's forests, streams, reefs, caves and mountains through our Rapid Assessment Program's field assessment, providing vital information about the country's biodiversity to community and government leaders as they plan for a sustainable future.
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For example, the Learning and Training Network for Community-based Marine Resource Management — established by Papua New Guinea's Centre for Locally Managed Marine Areas, along with CI, the Department of Environment and Conservation, and local nonprofits — promotes understanding and good practices in community-based resource management through education materials, outreach, training, mentoring, exchange visits and continually bringing new management tools to stakeholders.
CI aims to further empower these communities to recognize and use their abilities to maintain and improve their livelihoods through sustainable management of their environment. With our wealth of experience in community empowerment and conservation advocacy success, we have also implemented "Spreading the Reach" campaigns and created materials that facilitate positive environmental management in Milne Bay's remote communities that do not often receive development support.
In Milne Bay, the Nuakata Iabam-Pahilele Community Managed Marine Area (NIPCMMA) is more than a band of concerned citizens — a local government law passed in November 2011 grants the community legal authority to perform their own biological monitoring, management, fundraising and reporting.
Community members from Nuakata and Iabam-Pahilele worked with CI to develop NIPCMMA, and now these communities are helping to do the same for nearby Wiyaloki, Netuli and Panabala, as exchanges have brought community members together to share their hands-on experience and advance their monitoring and management techniques. During past exchanges, several Wiyaloki community members were young people, which brought a new dynamic to the trainings. Seeing themselves as trainers and leaders for future generations gave added meaning to the important work, according to the participants. Community concern and responsibility for the area means that motivation to keep the marine area active is high. These trainings, facilitated by Nuakata for Wiyaloki, Netuli and Panabala, are the first examples of communities teaching communities in Milne Bay. With interest increasing from other island groups throughout the province, the opportunities for communities to serve as teachers and ambassadors to their peers for effective community-based management will continue to grow.


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Officials Stand Behind Consol, Noble
March 6, 2013
Marshall County Commissioner Brian Schambach on Tuesday said two companies involved in the leaking of thousands of barrels of brine wastewater into Big Wheeling Creek have been good members of the......
Trollslayer hopes to be the BULLY ON THIS MESSAGE BOARD --- but we ain't buying it folks... he is probably a 98-pound weakling or a 300-lbs LOSER searching for meaning in his living room.
BLUSTER never trumps facts, and intimidation never works in the face of COURAGE and fighting back past the grade school level.
So what is your agenda Moleslayer, do you wish to appear to be an indominable force by bullying anyone who comments on this message board?
'L' is for Loser.
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Marcellus "TROLLSLAYER believes a little bit of radiation won't kill you."
Marcellus, do a little research on "natural background radiation" and get back to us about whether a little bit of radiation will kill you. LOL
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The omnificent TROLLSLAYER sez: "More simply, if you dump it in the river, the Radium content of the mixture BECOMES NEGLIGIBLE" -- In other words, TROLLSLAYER believes a little bit of radiation won't kill you. Faulty logic, again, he is obviously an oil and gas industry shill. He probably also thinks 'Secondhand Smoke' is safe, asbestos is no big deal, and Black Lung is way overblown. How can you ever take him seriously??
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The radium content for three different studies of a total of 52 Marcellus wells was documented by the USGS in this paper.
The median total Radium value for the three studies was 2460 picocuries per liter. The limit for drinking water is 5 picocuries per liter. That means if you dilute Marcellus-produced fluid with 500 parts water to 1 part flowback the mixture meets Radium standards FOR DRINKING WATER. More simply, if you dump it in the river, the Radium content of the mixture BECOMES NEGLIGIBLE.
Documented facts beat undocumented anecdotes. Now go back to screaming RADIATION! again, since you have no point with actual numbers so your fearmongering and pseudoscience will have to do.
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"Good working relationship" sounds inappropriate - Are these politicos representing the health, safety and welfare of their constituents or the financial interests of these corporations? Noble hasn't even been around the area for more than a couple years have they? Also, "seeped into Big Wheeling Creek" doesn't seem like the right term for over 95,000 gallons of spilled wastewater. For similar Pennsylvania spills in 2009, Range Resources paid fines of $23,500 for 4,200 gallons, and $141,175 for 10,500 gallons, even though they had (poor) excuses for both incidents. So this "good working relationship" will save Consol/Noble a big fine? Election day is coming!
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Actually it's worse, maybe far worse, than some of you think. The deep shales are loaded with Uranium and Radium and their decay products; and, flowback from fracking brings it to the surface. See today's Columbus (OH} Dispatch: "'Fracking' Brine: Gas-well Waste Full of Radium". Drilling wastes have set off radiation alarms at PA landfills, alarms installed to prevent illegal dumping of radioactive medical wastes. Most of the PA shale flowback waste water is trucked to Ohio, where drill tailings and waste water are also banned from surface disposal in landfills, for certified deep well injection as hazardous waste. It is most definitely not as innocent as some motor oil spilled by a "hillbilly" working on his truck.
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BREATHE guys....just breathe. The DEP hands out fines for making creek water muddy, im sure this will carry a hefty fine. Joe hillbilly does more environmental damage dumping old engine oil in his backyard. Go bother him.
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The companies are "good to work with" when you allow them to poison the water. WHAT STUPIDITY! Expect more to come from Commissioner SCAMBAUGH!
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gas company officials-government officials.let me get you some toilet paper.are they being fined for leaving this valve open?not an accident,neglect of duty for someone.
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What is the status of a mailbox when exporting the mailbox via the zmmailbox getRestURL "//?fmt=tgz" technique?
We have a client whose users have both multi GB mailboxes and fairly voluminous inbound email flows over a 24-hour period.
For a variety of reasons, we are migrating them to a new Zimbra server using the zmztozmig tool. The tool calls zmmailbox like so:
After the mailbox is exported, zmztozmig's conf file can be set to change the mailbox transport to forward all new inbound email to the new Zimbra server. (We'll change the MX record to point to the new Zimbra server after all the mailboxes are exported).Code:
/opt/zimbra/bin/zmmailbox -z -m email@example.com getRestURL "//?fmt=tgz" > /tmp/user.tgz
But while the mailbox is being gathered up into the tgz file, what happens to inbound mail destined for that mailbox?
Some of the mailboxes are 10GB to 30GB in size, so there will definitely be a lot of inbound email while the mailbox is being exported! We have been unsuccessful in finding any documentation to answer this, and we can't run the tool twice due to timing limitations in which the migration must be completed.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Police say two people were stabbed outside an establishment on the 1300 block of U Street NW.
According to police authorities, about 1a.m. Sunday, an altercation that began inside the establishment continued outside on the sidewalk. A man and a woman were reportedly assaulted with a sharp object and suffered non-life threatening injuries.
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Just installed z-push and Zimbra on same server and trying to access the url from same lLAN before I give a try from my HTC wildfire and facing this error. I went through the forum and looks a common problem but unfortunately didnt find any exact solution specified anywhere.
Any idea why this error is popping up?
Also after integrating with Zimbra what are the setting I need to do on my android to start the syncing between these two hosts?
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Thomas Edward is only a teenager when he escapes his working class neighborhood. He's ready for anything—except the arrival of Donovan Whyte in his life. Sophisticated and dazzlingly handsome, Dondi quickly becomes the center of Thomas Edward's universe, introducing him to a world full of drama, passion and feuding families.
When their relationship fizzles, they remain uneasy friends until Dondi invites Thomas Edward to his family's summer house. Thomas Edward is immediately attracted to Dondi's mysterious brother, Matthew—and finds himself hopelessly drawn to both men.
As time passes, Thomas Edward develops a unique bond with both brothers as they orbit around each other, although he knows only one of them can be his lifelong love. Will the three of them be able to find a way to hold on to each other? Or will love, its loss, and the threat of death destroy their connection once and for all?
©2012 Larry Benjamin (P)2012 Audible, Inc.
"Worth the Lost Sleep"
This is easily the best book I've listened to in a very, very long time. I'm very into erotica and romance. This was not purely romance and definitely not erotica. But it was about love, both romantic and familial and primarily centered around males. I'm a female, but I absolutely, unquestionably loved it. The story was great. But beyond that, it's the language, the terminology used by the author. He has a finesse for stating things in such beautiful ways that every word resonated with me deeply. It's not a feel good book, but still, through my tears, I was both happy and sad. It was moving in both positive and sad ways, which few books manage to accomplish. I could go on, but I think you get the message. I don't think I've ever given any book 5 stars across the board. But I couldn't identify anything negative about my experience with this book. I'm writing this shortly after I finished the book, so my rating may be based on my continual afterglow. Whatever the cause, this book is worth a listen.
"What a great surprise!"
I was expecting another light read, something that I'd fly through quickly. But what I got was a beautifully written engaging story involving complex characters who touched my heart. I can't wait for Larry Benjamin to publish another book. This was a real find, and it will stay with me for a long time.
Thomas Edward, the narrator, shows the reader a world much different from his own. He is kind and loving, and these traits make him credible and finally someone the reader cares a lot about.
I loved it. The story is unique and dynamic, populated with richly drawn complicated characters. I was very moved.
"A unique journey!"
This was another book I listened to by audio version and I really enjoyed it. The narrator, Richard Magnus, together with an engrossing story, kept me riveted for the whole 7 hour duration.
This story was a journey. It is the story of Thomas Edward who is swept up into the world of Dondi and his brother Matthew. Dondi and Matthew's upbringing is a world away from Thomas Edward's own background and the character's themselves are unique.
The story begins with Thomas Edward having a relationship with Dondi. But Dondi isn't the sort of man to be tied down in a relationship. However his friendship with Thomas Edward maintains steadfast and he flits in and out of his life. Importantly, he introduces Thomas Edward to his unusual family including his brother, Matthew.
This is a story of love and family and craziness. It's interesting and unique. It's emotional and it's sad. Somewhat into the story I began to expect what the outcome might be but it made it no less emotional.
"Masterpiece!! Fabulous narration."
Everything. The characters, the story and definitely the narrator. He made the characters come alive. This is one of those books that stays with you for years after and you smile about it.
The Great Gatsby. The author is a master of the English language.
Dondi,but all are great.
Dondi. Although the story is not told from his POV, it is mostly his story as seen by his best friend Thomas Edward. Thomas' romance is also beautiful but it mostly a historical memoir about Dondi's experience.
This is one of the best books I've ever listened to and one of the best books period.
"Far beyond the average MM romance"
Definitely. It was a very satisfying, very emotional book. It is way beyond the standard of the usual MM romance fiction.
It has some of the feel of the Great Gatsby and even Brideshead Revisited. The glamorous but dangerous and self-destructive scion of a wealthy family is a sort of modern American equivalent of Lord Sebastian Flyte. But it is a much more modern novel than either of those.
Nothing particularly unexpected, but he did a very good job.
Don't know
"Great Story"
Compared to the other audiobooks I've listened to, "What Binds Us" is a great read.
What I liked best about this story are the characters and their developing relationships. In some way I was able to relate to their friendships and in someway their story line.
I enjoyed the way he maintained a distinguish between the characters by using a different tone of voice, and the way he portrayed the characters personality.
I wanted to read this book in one sitting but was unable to due to work. I did chapters 1-7 driving to and from work, and 8-30 on my day off work today, finished in 3 days.
A definite must READ!
"Love lasts forevrr"
Absolutely. The premise of the love story is more than two people and more than just romantic love. It is about making a family.
Edward Thomas. He started as a young college student in love/lust and became a man that understood the different forms of love and built a family on that foundation.
In sickness and in health love blossoms
"Yes depressing but so darn good!"
The return by Brad Boney
He is a solid narrator.
Impossible. There is too much to process. It needs breaks.
"Overwrought and Melodramatic"
The author has talent - unfortunately, enough that I kept listening past the point where I wanted to stop. By the end though, I just wanted it over. The story became more and more melodramatic. The characters were unrealistic and unbelievable, except for perhaps the mc. The situation was predictable. Just take a pass.
I am an avid audio book listener. I have over 340 in my library and re-listen to them until I know my favorites by heart.
"Save your money"
This book is not something I can recommend. It was tedious and did not get any better from the start. I only listened to the first few chapters and they were painful. It is a period piece which is part of what I found difficult to listen to.
Not the genre, but definitely the author.
The narrator was ok. If the story had been better I would have had no problem with the narration. The story is so bad it colors everything else.
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Hi guys, it's been a while since I've dug into cartographer's guild, so I apologize in advance.
I wanted to take a moment to share the current stable version of my CityGenerator.
Features include:
- Flag generation
- Simple city map with districts
- Regional map
- Continent map
- Description of governement, notable businesses and population stats
- Taverns
- Notable locals and travelers
I'm currently in the middle of a large refactor of the code, and am documenting the development process on my G+ CityGenerator Page.
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Studious seniors hit the books
Putting the mind to the test of overcoming society standards of "age" and earn a degree poses no challenge to Nancy Cook and Barbara Widga, both William Jessup University psychology undergraduates of the School of Professional Studies.
"There's never a 'perfect' time to go back to school as an older adult, but I determined now is the time, as I have unfinished goals in my life that need to be completed," said Cook, who married at an early age and began having children in her 20s, something she has no regrets about.
Cook, 55, started school several times while raising her family, but put her education on hold because her family was her first priority. Throughout her life, she has always had a deep sense of knowing her gifts, she said, and knowing that education would help fully utilize them. She finalized her decision to attend William Jessup a few years ago, she said.
Widga, 68,said the decision to pursue her dream of counseling people who are experiencing grief or crisis required much thought and prayer before enrolling in William Jessup to pursue her degree.
" Sometimes life deals you tough times and your journey seems extra-stressful. And sometimes you have to step back and find humor in everyday occurrences," said Widga, who experienced one major life change that led to another.
In 2000, Widga suddenly became a widow and said she realized that God had new life plans for her. She said she began to see that God sent people in need of comfort due to grief or loss her direction for support while she was "wandering around" taking a scripture-based class and a counseling class to try and determine where her life was headed. She said she listened with her heart, but felt she needed a head of knowledge to provide Christian counseling.
Initially, attending a university was not her first choice. Widga researched certificate programs and short-term seminar. She questioned her academic potential at her age and the idea of leaving a nearly 45-year-old successful career in management to tackle an entirely different field.
Rather than just studying to pass the classes, she believes she is reading and studying to learn, as she maintains a 4.0 grade point average since returning to school in February 2012. Cook also strives to learn the material and not just attain a good grade for the sake of her transcript – she said her education is for her and those she will serve. However, she is inspired to see herself attain the "A" she felt challenging to reach as a younger adult in school.
Cook, a full-time student, does not consider herself a senior citizen, but rather, an older adult. The greatest challenge in returning to school, she said, is maintaining discipline and focus.
I have never been content to just 'stay' where I am," said Cook, who has recognized herself as a goal-setter during her whole life.
Prior to her undergraduate education, Cook administered her own licensed childcare center of 100 children for 10 years and worked as a real estate agent with her husband.
When the real estate market crashed, Cook held the position as a director of a program helping at-risk youth for 18 months before heading back to school.
As a Biblical theology minor, Widga, 68, appreciates the spirituality integrated in her courses, as does Cook, and the psychology program it offers her to complete her degree by currently attending class one night per week. Cook likes the intensity and convenience of the program.
Widga believes that her drive to finish tasks and push herself, coupled with the support system of her friends and children, explains her success. The most challenging part of student life is making time for her children and grandchildren and hobbies of crafting, scrapbooking and reading murder mysteries. For Cook, the financial aspect of college is the largest sacrifice. She appreciates the support of her husband, however, to help her earn her degree.
Both Cook and Widga are considering a master's program after graduation. Widga is not certain of her specific post-graduation plans, but she does plan to start counseling and is considering writing. Cook hopes to establish a counseling ministry with her husband, a graduate of San Jose Bible College, which is now William Jessup University, after graduation. Cook is looking to specialize in marriage and family therapy.
"Nancy and Barb are perfect examples of students demonstrating it is never too late to learn," said Sheila Haut, a public information officer at William Jessup. "At WJU, students of all ages receive a quality education that effectively prepares them to best achieve their personal goals throughout a lifetime."
Widga said she has learned that the brain of someone who is considered a senior citizen is just as able to learn as that of someone in their early 20s. The age difference between her and most students in her classes, she added, has never been a problem.
"You are never too old to learn – and who knows where it will lead you," she said.


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Her Hair - Les Fleur Editionby Bianca Green
Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
pencil drawing with digital pimping of the hair with floral photographs from all around the world.
her, woman, hair, afro...
Wow. You have really done a fabulous job this time!
This must take some serious patience.
This must take some serious patience.
thank you william! oh yes, huge portion of patience. and this is the piece i worked the longest on. But once i was done, the result made me very happy :)
This is amazing!
Your illustration looks great in the iPhone and laptop skins.
Your illustration looks great in the iPhone and laptop skins.
love it. really great
thx guys!
Love it!
thx bosco :)
awesome work
thx arrynando :)
Wow, this one is great! my eyes melted when I first saw it.
thank you so much peter, what a nice comment :)
wow, absolutely gorgeous!!
thank u so much! i'm very connected to this piece.. so i'm glad you like it.
Gorgeous, awesome details!
thank you lisa. it's one i worked the longest on :)
You blew me away. What kind of software/ media did you use?
wow, that's a nice compliment :))) this is a pen on paper drawing, and then a lot of photoshop work. so glad you like it.
This is so cool Bianca..beautiful!
Thx again :) I appreciate you taking the time to check out my work!
Wow, thx so much Belle!
juicy hair!
For sure :D Thx Arhia!
I love it, did you do draw this?
Thx Carrol! Yes, I drew her, all the outlines and then collaged / colored it digitally.
wow so much work, that would have taken some time!
Yes, a lot of time ;) Glad u like it!
Thaaaanx ;)
Genius. Looking forward to seeing more like this. Will be following and promoting!
Thank you so much Shaun! I appreciate your feedback!
This is amazing!
Thank you so much Katelyn! Glad u like it!
Thank you Tyler!! I can't keep up with all that love :))
Is there any way you could make this same thing but for male colors?
I am not sure what you mean but these images are tons of pieces of photographs that I used to fill the tiny spots with. So even if I wanted, it would be hard to control the colors of nature ;)
Ennobles every ordinary Phone! Great tessellation piece!
Thank you for your lovely comment Tordis!
Love this
thank you synthesizer! it's one of my very favorites!
absolutely in love with this. did you just use the pencil in illustrator or did you scan in this drawing? obsessed with your work! you're extraordinarily inspirational :)
This is a drawing on paper, that I scanned in. Thank you Nikki, glad you like it :)
cool! thanks for the response! :)
Wonderful piece! :)
Anytime, Nikki!
Thank you so much Guillermo! :)
Thank you so much Guillermo! :)
Thank you JRPart, glad u like it!
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German prof receives national award for excellence in cultural teaching
Pennylyn Dykstra-Pruim recently received the prestigious Nelson Brooks Award for Excellence in the Teaching of Culture.
December 17, 2013 | Connor Sterchi
Calvin contemporizes Shakespeare for the stage
Beginning April 10, the Calvin Theatre Company will perform Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream."
April 07, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
Calvin raises $25 million for debt relief
In just eight months, the college has reached its goal of raising $25 million to pre-pay principal on its long-term debt.
May 09, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
We Are Calvin: Corrin Timmer
Senior Corrin Timmer spent this spring on Calvin's Washington D.C. semester as an events intern for United Nations Relief Works Agency USA.
May 19, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
Menlo Innovations CEO keynotes Calvin's Business Partners Awards Luncheon
The event honors business and individuals that have partnered with the college's business program to create outstanding learning opportunities for students.
October 07, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
Calvin College welcomes four new board members
Pedro Aviles of Berwyn, Ill.; William J. Boer of Grand Rapids, Mich.; David Cok of Rochester, N.Y.; and Ray VanderKooi of Kentwood, Mich. join the 31-member board.
October 21, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
Calvin board appoints chair-elect at October meetings
The Calvin College Board of Trustees had a full schedule during their October meetings, which included the unanimous support of 1978 alumnus Craig Lubben as chair-elect.
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A Christmas message from Calvin College
Calvin College student Dantia Dandjinou shares a spoken word poem to express the timeless wonder of the Christmas season.
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Hello there,
I'm using the Social Zimlet, and have two feature suggestions (or questions, if these are already implemented). The zimlet is whichever version is installed in Zimbra Desktop 2.0.1 on Ubuntu (from the source tarball as of 2-18-11).
My suggestions are these. First, I would like to be able to create columns for each of my twitter lists. Secondly, I would like to increase the number of updates shown for facebook.
On an unrelated (or slightly related) note, is the LinkedIN zimlet available for Zimbra Desktop as well as ZCS?
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Federal charges in tax scheme, Morriston woman indicted
Published: Wednesday, January 30, 2013 at 10:22 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 30, 2013 at 10:22 p.m.
A Morriston woman was one of several individuals indicted in connection with a fraudulent income tax refund scheme.
Cora Beard, 68, was one of four accused of taking part in the scheme, in which fraudulent income tax returns were filed using the names and Social Security numbers of Florida prison inmates, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Beard and co-conspirator Gail Anita Moss of Miami Gardens used their home addresses and the addresses of other co-conspirators to have the IRS refund checks mailed to them, prosecutors said.
Federal prosecutors believe the team filed about 344 false income tax returns and claimed nearly $1.66 million in refunds.
Beard, along with her son, William Scott Folk, 36, and Christopher Jesse Lee, 35 -- both Florida prison inmates -- and Moss were charged with conspiracy to commit mail fraud. Beard and Moss were each charged with seven counts each of filing false claims against the government and theft from the government.
Beard was also charged with one count of aggravated identity theft, and Moss was charged with two counts of the same charge.
All of the other co-conspirators indicted in the scheme last January pleaded guilty to the charges and are serving time in prison.
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Vaginal dryness is present when the tissues of the vagina are no longer well-lubricated and healthy. When these symptoms are caused by a decreased amount of estrogen in a woman's body, this problem is called atrophic vaginitis.
Vaginitis - atrophic; Vaginitis due to reduced estrogen; Atrophic vaginitis
Atrophic vaginitis is caused by a decrease in estrogen.
Estrogen keeps the tissues of the vagina lubricated and healthy. Normally, the lining of the vagina makes a clear, lubricating fluid. This fluid makes sexual intercourse more comfortable. It also helps decrease vaginal dryness.
If estrogen levels drop off, the vaginal tissue shrinks and becomes thinner. This causes dryness and inflammation.
Estrogen levels normally drop after menopause. The following may also cause estrogen levels to drop:
Some women develop this problem right after childbirth or while breastfeeding. Estrogen levels are lower at these times.
The vagina can also become further irritated from soaps, laundry detergents, lotions, perfumes, or douches. Certain medicines, smoking, tampons, and condoms may also cause or worsen vaginal dryness.
A pelvic exam shows that the walls of the vagina are thin, pale or red.
Your vaginal discharge may be tested to rule out other causes for the condition. You may also have hormone level tests to find out if you are in menopause.
There are many treatments for vaginal dryness. Before treating your symptoms on your own, a doctor must determine the cause of the problem.
Prescription estrogen can work well to treat atrophic vaginitis. It is available as a cream, tablet, suppository, or ring. All of these are placed directly into the vagina. These medicines deliver estrogen directly to the vaginal area. Only a little estrogen is absorbed into the bloodstream.
You may take estrogen (hormone therapy)in the form of a skin patch, or in a pill that you take by mouth if you have hot flashes or other symptoms of menopause. See: Hormone replacement therapy
Women should discuss the risks and benefits of estrogen replacement therapy with their health care provider.
Proper treatment will ease symptoms most of the time.
Vaginal dryness can:
Call your health care provider if you have vaginal dryness or soreness, burning, itching, or painful sexual intercourse that does not go away when you use a water-soluble lubricant.
Eckert LO, Lentz G. Infections of the lower and upper genital tracts. In: Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, Katz VL, eds. Comprehensive Gynecology. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2012:chap 23.
Lobo RA. Menopasue and care of the mature woman. In: Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, Katz VL, eds. Comprehensive Gynecology. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2012:chap 14.


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Evangel is committed to developing outstanding students, which in turn produces excellent employment candidates for your organization.
Our commitment to instilling high character and ethical values into graduates is proven and enduring.
Career Services assists organizations with identifying future employees through several key efforts. We have an online database for job postings, and give businesses the opportunity to search resumes.
Career fairs and expos are also a yearly occurrence, so contact the office to see how your company can recruit its next wave of talent.
Job Postings/Resume Search
- Advertise job openings to our students and alumni.
- Register your company in our database.
- Log in after approval to list jobs.
On-Campus Recruiting
We provide on-campus recruiting, so you can schedule individual or group interviews or use an informational table displayed in a high-traffic area. Allow two weeks scheduling time for an informational table and a minimum of four weeks for scheduling on-campus interviews.
Career Fairs
Our Career Fair is held in the spring. If you would like more information on attending please email us.
Evangel University also participates in two annual career fair events in cooperation with five other area universities. The Career Expo includes employers from a wide variety of industries. For more information on attending the Career Expo or Education Day call 417-836-5636.
Internships, Practicums, and Coops are great ways for students to enhance their education through real world work experience in a specific area of study. We are eager to connect with employers wanting to partner with us in these areas. However, we also desire to observe educational and legal guidelines in the process. View departmental requirements for internships offered to students of Evangel.
The Evangel Career Center is proud to be an official partner with CareerAthletes.com. This is a networking website providing career development and job listings for current and former collegiate athletes across the country. We invite you to take advantage of this nationwide platform!
If you would like more information on being involved with Evangel University's Career Services office, please don't hesitate to contact us.


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Over the last several months, FEMA has made great strides in being more active and inclusive with our employee communication…especially as it pertains to those who are part of our reservist program. Using all the tools at our disposal, we're even including the use of the FEMA blog to help ensure we're providing information to our workforce in a timely fashion.
After the Town Hall meetings and Think Tank sessions, we have received e-mails from many of you suggesting that the Response Directorate stay in touch with you about the Disaster Assistance Employee transition to the Reservist Program. This blog will be a quick and direct way to do that. As the opening of the application process for the Reservist Program is fast-approaching, we have scheduled a webinar to share an overview of the application process and to provide resources to keep you informed during the transition.
First and foremost, we are committed to making sure that you know how to apply to the new Reservist Program, are aware of how these changes may affect you, and how you can get more information. Maintaining open lines of communication will continue to be a top priority as we move forward with the Reservist Program.
Staying Informed
There are several ways that you can continue to receive information on the Reservist Program.
- Bob's Blog – we started this blog section with you in mind, to provide a public place for you to receive information on all topics related to the Disaster Workforce Transformation.
- The Employee Information and Resource Center Page at www.fema.gov/employees - this page is a great one-stop shop where you can find announcements, timelines, and videos. We posted step-by-step instructions for the application process—so be sure to download those.
- The FEMA Weekly – another great place to find announcements and information about the transition. If you aren't subscribed via e-mail, you can find the most recent newsletters posted to www.fema.gov/employees.
- The FEMA Employee call center--the call center can be reached by calling 1-855-377-FEMA (3362), hours are from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. EDT Monday – Friday.
- Webinars – to discuss the Reservist Program, we will be conducting ongoing webinars on weekly basis with senior leadership from the appropriate offices. Be sure to closely monitor your e-mail or visit the employee resource page for upcoming dates and times.
I hope to hear from during one of the upcoming webinars, and look forward to sharing more news about the Reservist Program as it becomes available. In the meantime, feel free to post a comment below or visit the employee page on fema.gov for more information.