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I love Jennifer Lopez no matter what, just because you're jealous doesn't mean she is a horrible person, get over it! Casper is just with her for the money and fame because he has no where to go, he's just there to live off of her and get jobs because of his relationship with her. She is awesome in fashion, I'm gonna miss that on American Idol.
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Wow ! Beauty and brains! That's a blessing people have no idea how much it takes to make the money and spend it and keep track of what's going on with it all the time not to mention all the legal stuff and who you trust your finances with she is our jenny from the smart block !! 😆 you go girl!! We love you !!
Posted at 5:27 PM on March 18, 2015
Hope Jennifer Lopez comes back to America Idol next year and forever. She is one of the most beautiful, smart and kind person to be a judge to the young contestants. My family and I love watching her in the show. Keith Urban and Harry Connick, Jr. are also the best. It's so refreshing to see them get alone so well. Love it.
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First of all, stop being a hater. JLo is a true success story and she has got it going on!! You talk about her as if she were 90 years old! Maybe you can't wear these type of clothes but she definitely can. Life is too short for all this criticism. Be happy for her and celebrate a strong Latina woman who overcame obstacles and refused to allow for anyone to kick her down.
Oh wait, and did you say she should befriend Angelina Jolie? The freak of nature who used to wear her ex husbands blood in a vial around her neck and stole Brad Pitt from his wife and overdid the Botox injections in her lips…that Angelina? Yup, she's a great example! Maybe she should befriend Jennifer Lopez so she could learn a thing or two about getting her own man, have some pride and not be such a skank!
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She is amazing and smart in American Idol and she was perfect playing Selena but im sorry that is about it. She sings meanwhile SHE CANT SING! and her acting is ok – again I thought she was amazing in Selena…all other movies blah! the only credit I give her is fighting her way to the top..how she did that I don't know – with what skills? Beauty I guess…
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Men's Tennis Begins USTA/ITA Regional Play With Qualifiers
Dan Davies and Josh Yablon represented the Princeton men's tennis team as the Tigers began play at the USTA/ITA Regional at Yale Thursday.
The two players entered a draw of 48 competing for one of 12 bids into the main draw. Davies defeated Boston College's Matt Wagner in three sets, but Davies fell one win short of the main draw in a three-set loss to Stony Brook's Alexandre Felisa. Yablon was within a tiebreak of extending his first match to a third set, but Bryant's Max Vogt moved on.
The Tigers will begin main-draw play Friday with Zack McCourt, Jonathan Carcione, Alex Day and Tom Colautti playing singles, and Davies and McCourt, Augie Bloom and Carcione, and Ben Quazzo and Colautti playing doubles.
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Dan Davies (P) def. Matt Wagner (BC), 6-1, 4-6, 6-3
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Since ancient times, the heart has been a symbol of our emotions. But in recent years, scientists have uncovered a clear physical link between emotions and heart health.
Current research has found a possible connection between stress or depression and heart disease. One recent study, for instance, found that having either depression or anxiety may make it more likely that you will have a heart attack or heart failure in the future. Having both depression and anxiety increased the risk. The same study linked anxiety and depression in people with heart disease to an increased risk for a hospital stay.
Although most research suggests a link among depression, anxiety, and heart disease, the results differ. Researchers are continuing to look at this issue to more clearly define how these factors are related.
A current review of medical research on anxiety, heart disease, and high blood pressure did confirm a relationship among the three. In particular, researchers know that anxiety can increase the level of stress hormones in the body. These hormones play a role in high blood pressure. People with chronic anxiety are more likely to develop high blood pressure. And people with high blood pressure are more likely to be anxious. How this link plays out in the long term is not clear.
Emotional stress causes a negative chain reaction within your body. If you're angry, anxious, tense, frustrated, frightened, or depressed, your body's natural response is to release stress hormones. These hormones are called cortisol and adrenaline. They prepare your body to deal with stress. They cause your heart to beat more rapidly and your blood vessels to narrow to help push blood to the center of the body. The hormones also increase your blood pressure. This "fight or flight" response is thought to date back to prehistoric times, when we needed an extra burst of adrenaline to escape predators.
After your stress subsides, your blood pressure and heart rate should return to normal. If you're continually stressed out, though, your body doesn't have a chance to recover. This may lead to damage of your artery walls.
Stress's link to high blood pressure and inflammation is dangerous because both are known risk factors for heart disease and other heart problems. Although studies haven't proved that stress alone causes heart disease, it clearly poses an indirect risk and also has a negative effect on your general wellness.
You can manage stress in both healthy and unhealthy ways. Unfortunately, many of us deal with stress by smoking, drinking too much, and overeating. All of these unhealthy habits can contribute to heart disease. But using healthy ways to keep your stress under control allows you to better protect yourself against heart disease. Try these ideas:
Exercise. When you are anxious and tense, exercise is a great way to burn off all that excess energy and stress. Go for a walk, a bike ride, or a swim, or go to the gym for your favorite class.
Breathe deeply. Yoga is not only good for your body, but for your mind, too. The meditative, deep breathing done in yoga is calming and relieves stress, especially if you do it regularly.
Take a break. When your stress level rises, take a few minutes to escape your surroundings. Spend a few quiet moments alone, read a short story, or listen to your favorite music. Cultivate gratitude. Make a list of what you're grateful for in your life to focus on the positives.
Get together with friends. Sure, Facebook is fun, but it's no substitute for being with people you love. Create some weekly rituals with your friends. If they live far away, try volunteering or joining a local group of people with similar interests to yours. Research suggests that people with frequent social connections enjoy better protection against high blood pressure.
Scientists need to do more research to look more closely at the link between emotional health and heart health. But the existing evidence is consistent enough to prove that you should take its potential effects on your heart seriously. Exercise regularly and keep your emotional health in check, and you'll build a stronger buffer against heart disease.


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Marlene Moore, dean of the College of Liberal Arts, was appointed effective June 1, 2010. Moore served as the dean of University of Portland's College of Arts and Sciences for 11 years. She began her career with University of Portland as a biology professor in 1976. Before becoming dean, she chaired the college's science division for seven years and served for three years as special assistant to the dean for science development. Most immediately prior to coming to Willamette, she served as the Rev. Joseph Powers, C.S.C., Distinguished Professor for Teaching Excellence at the University of Portland.
Moore holds a PhD in human anatomy from Baylor College of Medicine (1975) and completed a post-doctoral fellowship in endocrinology at Oregon Health Sciences University (1976). She earned a BA in biology from the University of St. Thomas, Houston, Texas (1969).


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A 9/11 survivor, an astronaut, and a blue hole diver all survived dramatically different traumatic events only to tell strikingly similar stories: each felt a mysterious presence that guided them to safety in their time of greatest peril. But what were these strange presences? Can they be explained? The devout call them guardian angels or divine encountersothers encounter a kind stranger. Could they have been angels? Phantoms? Or were their minds just playing tricks on them?
National Geographic delves deep inside this phenomenon to break down the barrier between science and the supernatural. When faced with life and death, the brain flips an "angel switch," and help arrives-at least for some. Dubbed the "Third Man Factor," hundreds have reported this mysterious phenomenonand now, science is taking a closer look, zeroing in on the location and the mechanism in the brain they believe may be responsible for these visions.
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Trish Henderson has returned home to Eden to take care of some family business...and some personal business, as well. Though she's achieved remarkable success as a high-powered Chicago attorney, Trish has never forgotten her small-town high school sweetheart, Joe Ramsey, or the devastation of heartbreak.
Now she's come face-to-face with the gorgeous sex god Joe has grown into, and she's determined to get him out of her system once and for all - and maybe take a little revenge, too. And this time, she has all the power. After all, where is it written that only men can explore and enjoy a physical relationship without commitment? Her plan: seduce him for just one night, then walk away...
But there's just one problem. Trish is about to find out that one night with Joe may never be enough...
Fourteen years ago, Joe Ramsey broke Trish Henderson's heart in two. High school sweethearts in the small town of Eden, Illinois, the two had planned on getting married the moment that Trish returned home from college in four years but instead the two were fated for betrayal that changed both their lives drastically. Now, unwillingly back in Eden to help her parents sell the family diner and set them up for retirement, Trish is taking a two week vacation from her life in Chicago as a major player and soon to be partner at one of the most prestigious law firms in Chicago. The last person she wants to see is the person from her dreaded past: Joe. The man she loved. The man who broke every dream and promise that had once led to heaven, now only reminds Trish of hell.
Unfortunately, that electric spark they shared as kids is now combustible as adults and no sooner does Trish lay eyes on Joe that her body begins to heat and her heart starts beating a tattoo against her chest. The handsome boy she once knew had grown into the hottest thing on two legs to ever grace the earth and it's in that instant that Trish knows that she's in big trouble. But instead of trying to resist the magnetic pull of Joe Ramsey, Trish is going to get what she wants. She's going to rock Joe's world and leave as soon as she's done.
Joe can't help but think he's died and gone to heaven when he opens his front door to reveal a scantily clad Trish who takes control of his fantasy and blows it out of the water. But when dreams of morning pancakes and a chance to get to know the new Trish are dashed the moment he awakens to empty arms, Joe can't help but determine that Trish is punishing him for his mistake fourteen years ago. If this a game of love 'em and leave 'em then two can play. But when passion sweeps through his heart, he can't help but be affected and he suspects that it's the same for Trish.
As the two become closer. As the hot sultry nights blend together with passionate kisses and loving embraces. As secrets are revealed and the heartache of the past is slowly pieced together and rectified, both Trish and Joe have to face the glaring facts within their hearts that neither ever lost the love between them even after all these years apart. And as Trish submerges herself deeper and deeper into small town life, she begins to realize that things had been missing in her life.
While she was caught up in the competitive world of climbing the career ladder, she now sees that it was all in an attempt to shield her heart from any and all who could potentially break it once again. For years after Joe's betrayal she'd cried herself to sleep, yearning for him and wishing that he had tried in some way to come to her; To bring her back and make her stay with him. She wanted the grand gesture and all this time that need had been there but she'd been so busy protecting herself that she hadn't realized it. All this time she had been distrusting of others; always assuming the worst and therefore preparing and maneuvering her life so that the worst could never be allowed to happen. Now, back with Joe, Trish realizes how she's let life pass her by. But can she truly forgive Joe for the past? Can she allow herself to take the ultimate risk? Make the ultimate sacrifice for a man that she can't in all certainty believe in again?
Joe Ramsey is a hero that all others aspire to be. A hero that I've read before and loved but also a hero that is rarely penned so well. I can only rattle off a handful of heroes that embody the same luscious traits as Joe. That lazy confidence. The utterly cool aura that draws people in like a magnet. A man's man who works and thrives in a man's world. He's like the sexy construction worker or titillating garbage man. Joe's an auto mechanic and a damned good one. Yet even though he's male to the core, Joe is also the keeper of a kind heart, a nurturer who has raised two girls in some shape or form. And his heart is reserved for one woman. Despite his renowned experience, there is only one woman in the world that can grant him the ultimate satisfaction. She's the one woman that he'd give up anything for. He'll risk it all if she'll just say yes and it's Trish that Joe wants.
Trish was an enjoyable but often times, frustrating heroine. She portrays a strong and assured exterior but inside, she's still that frightened girl with a broken heart. Unknowingly, even to herself, she's held on with white knuckled fingers to her tragic past in an effort to block any future pain. She's done this with her job, her loft in the city, her wardrobe of pantie hose and five hundred dollar suits. She's allowed herself to become wrapped up in a competition where she never truly even wished to win. Trish has made sure that no one could present that kind of risk to her heart again after Joe. And it's only after she looses Joe that she truly sees the fortifying walls that she's erected. Now all she wants to do is tear them down to pieces. For Joe she'll make the ultimate sacrifice. For Joe she'll give up the life that she's worked so hard for. For Joe she'll be his cupcake in truth and her heart will forever be his.
I have to thank Barbara for urging me to read this book. 'Tempt Me Tonight' embodies a strong and easy flow that draws you in and captivates until the very end. Joe makes your heart flutter and your body tingle while you simultaneously clench your fists over Trish's fear. While I understood her pain, I wanted Trish to just give in to the magnet that is Joe. If I had written this book, it would have been over in a few chapters. That's why I'm so happy to not be an author today for I'd be hopelessly unemployed. Instead, I willingly give myself over to the torment of the women who pen the beauty that is romance. I submit to the angst and nerves pulsating in my heart with the only reassurance that all will work out in the end. I don't know what I would do without the bliss of a guaranteed Happily Ever After. Nothing is guaranteed in real life but in a romance novel, I can pitch a fit and scream and rail at the hero and heroine while knowing that happiness is their destiny.
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text: Aretha Franklin went to Luke Song's shop in her hometown of Detroit looking for a hat to wear for her performance at the inauguration of President Barack Obama on January 20, 2009. "She was looking for something stylish, but mostly she wanted something that would keep her warm," said Song, who has been making women's dress hats for 25 years. This is an exact replica of Franklin's inauguration hat, which is customized with Swarovski crystals and retailed for $179.


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Weather Forecast for 12/31/14 and University of Phoenix Stadium Indoor Climate Notice:
The current Glendale weather forecast for Wednesday shows a high of 56 degrees and an 80% chance of rain. University of Phoenix Stadium has a retractable roof, which will be closed for the game. However the stadium is not heated. Dress appropriately!
Throughout #FiestaBowl week, we'll be housing all of our videos and photos on our Wildcats at the #FiestaBowl page. To keep up with everything going on this week, click HERE.
Excitement around Arizona football is at an all-time high and now you can join us for the VIZIO Fiesta Bowl on New Year's Eve at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale. Tickets for the Wildcats match-up with Boise St. are now open to the public. If you're considering attending the game, please support the department by purchasing your tickets through the athletics department, ensuring your tickets will be counted in our allotment.
In conjunction with the public on-sale, all fans can now purchase tickets and receive instant confirmation on quantity and seat locations. Tickets are $75 each and located in the upper section of University of Phoenix Stadium. Lower bowl tickets are now available in sections 138 through 141 and are $150 each. An email confirmation was sent late Tuesday (Dec. 9) night confirming ticket quantities for accounts having submitted their requests by the Dec. 9 order deadline. Tickets for these accounts will be assigned over the next few days, and tickets will be delivered by FedEx by approximately Dec. 19.
To support the department and purchase tickets in the Arizona Athletics' allotment, call (520) 621-2287, visit the McKale Ticket Office during regular business hours (Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. MST) or buy online at�arizonawildcats.com/bowlgame.
ZonaZoo members who purchased student tickets must pick up their student ticket at the University of Phoenix Stadium's Arizona student will call located near Gate H (will call opens at 8 a.m.). A valid Cat Card is�required.�In order to sit with friends, students are encouraged to arrive at the Arizona student will call with everyone in their group. Seats will not be held/saved for late arrivals.�
The 500 student-priced tickets are sold out. All University of Arizona students can purchase regular price tickets. Tickets are $75 each and are located in the upper level. (Please note: If you are a ZonaZoo member and purchased additional tickets for your guests, your guest tickets will be in the lower level. You must arrive at the Arizona student will call with your guest(s) to have seats placed together).
- The University of Arizona is responsible for a specific number of bowl game ticket sales. Ordering through Arizona Athletics helps meet ticket sales obligations.
- The amount of bowl game tickets sold by schools is an important factor bowl selection committees consider when making their selections. The more tickets the athletic department sells, the more attractive the Arizona Wildcats are to bowl selection committees.
- Ensure your seats are located with other Arizona Wildcats fans.
- Receive personal customer service from the McKale Ticket Office and Wildcat Club staff.
Fans can now purchase tickets to the VIZIO Fiesta Bowl to benefit Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and Ft. Huachuca personnel and their families. This is a great way to support the Wildcats and help send active-duty military from Southern Arizona to the game! There are three ways to purchase tickets to benefit Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and Ft. Huachuca personnel:
- Click HERE and buy online
- Call (520) 621-CATS (2287) during regular business hours
- Visit the McKale Ticket Office during regular business hours
Tucson Fiesta Bowl Bus Trip
Let Bon Voyage Travel take care of the drive and parking for the Fiesta Bowl. Catch a ride to University of Phoenix Stadium on Dec. 31. The Foothills Mall location is SOLD OUT, but there is space available on the bus from the University of Arizona campus. Departure time is TBD, but the buses will arrive in time for the start of the Alumni Association's pregame party. Cost is $75 per person. Click HERE for more information or to reserve a spot.
Phoenix/Scottsdale-area Fiesta Bowl Shuttle
Fans on the east side of the Valley can ride a shuttle to the game and not have to worry about parking. The shuttle will pick up from the Blue Moose Bar and Grill (7373 E. Scottsdale Mall location). �Departure time is TBD, but the bus will arrive in time for the start of the Alumni Association's pregame party. Cost is $40 per person. This is a first-come, first-served program. Additional buses will not be added. Click HERE for more information or to reserve a spot.
Bon Voyage Travel has arranged several hotel packages leading up to the VIZIO Fiesta Bowl on Dec. 31. Three-night, two-night and one-night options are available. Click HERE for more information or to reserve a room.
Bon Voyage Travel is the official travel partner of Arizona Athletics.
The Alumni Association has finalized its plans for events around the VIZIO Fiesta Bowl. They'll host a pep rally on Tuesday, Dec. 30 at Culinary Dropout (149 S. Farmer Ave., Tempe) starting at 7 p.m. The pep rally, which will include the Pride of Arizona, cheerleaders and Wilbur and Wilma, will honor the 1979 and 1994 Fiesta Bowl teams beginning at 8:30 p.m.
Then on gameday, Wednesday, Dec. 31, there will be a UA pregame tailgate party starting at 10 a.m. inside the VIZIO Fiesta Bowl Fan Fest on the grounds of University of Phoenix Stadium. The Pride of Arizona, cheerleaders and Wilbur and Wilma are scheduled to hit the main stage at 10:30 a.m. Tickets for the party are $13 (plus a $6 per order processing fee) and MUST be purchased in advance. Please use the code WILDCATS when purchasing your tickets to assist in providing an accurate count.
For more information and to RSVP for the pep rally or to purchase tickets for the pregame tailgate party, visit the Alumni Association's bowl page by clicking HERE.
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After celebrating commencement on Sunday, May 23, the university's 2010 graduates are moving on to various endeavors, including roles in the working world, graduate school and the public service sector. As they waited to enter Gosman for the main commencement ceremony, some members of the class talked about their plans for the future.
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Evelyn was a homemaker and had attended Georgetown Presbyterian Church.
She was preceded in death by her parents: Clarence and Jennie King; husband: James Panuska; son: Linden James Panuska; grandson: Chad Panuska; brother: Harold King and sister: Alberta Coverdale.
Evelyn is survived by a son: Wayne Panuska, of Milton; daughter-in-law: Kathaleen Panuska, of Lewes; grandchildren: Mark Wayne Panuska and Megan Panuska; sister: Irma Moore, of Georgetown; 2 nieces and a nephew.
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And Tuesday I toured my own go-to store at 900 West and North Temple, formerly an Albertson's, and a dingy, depressing one at that, now a Viva Market, part of the Ogden-based chain of Hispanic-oriented grocery stores.
I'm so excited.
This is not your typical white-bread grocery store, the geometric aisles lined with precise placed shelves and the mirror-like floors reflecting the shiny floor contest most grocery store managers are secretly engaged in.
This is a store with Mexican heritage, joie de vivre (I'm sorry, is there a Spanish word for that? Must be...) and soul.
For example: Artist and U of U art prof Jimmy Lucero has been busy with artists Juan Carlos Andrada and Lee Madrid painting murals all over the store. Andrada's version of an Aztec calendar in a Pueblan landscape greets you: Right next to it is a whirling Mexican hat dancer, painted against flat bright blue, like a loteria card.and a dog stealing a steak. "Just like in Mexico," says Lucero.
For example, the central aisle of the store will be devoted to a swap meet.
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For example, a mural at the back of the store features a Mexican kitchen, complete with the Virgen de Guadalupe and a senora patting out tortillas.
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In "Incidence of Breast Cancer with Distant Involvement Among Women in the United States, 1976 to 2009," [hereinafter "JAMA article"] the authors examined data from the U.S. National Cancer Institute Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) database to find trends among breast cancer diagnoses.2 The authors observed a "small but statistically significant increase in incidence of breast cancer with distant involvement [metastasis to distant location such as bone, brain, lung, etc.] for women aged 25 to 39 years" of age. (JAMA article, 805). This increase accounted for the women who presented with metastatic (Stage IV) disease at time of initial diagnosis. According to the SEER 9 database, the incidence of women in the U.S. aged 25 to 39 who presented with metastatic disease at initial diagnosis went from 1.53 per 100,000 women in 1976 to 2.9 per 100,000 women in 2009.3
The authors observed that the increase of Stage IV breast cancer in women ages 25 to 39 was most pronounced in African American and non-Hispanic white women.4 (JAMA article, Figure 3) The incidence was higher in young women with estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer. (JAMA article, at 803-04) The authors also observed a slight rise in metastasis at initial diagnosis between ages 40-54 from 1976 to 2009. The rate of diagnosis of metastatic disease, as well as regional and local diagnoses, remained steady in all other age groups. Further, the rate of diagnosis of local and regional disease in women under 40 remained unchanged over time. (JAMA article, Figure 1) According to SEER18 data collected since 2000, the mean five year survival rate for women ages 25 to 39 with distant disease was 31.4% and 86.8% for localized and regional disease – a difference of 55%.
The authors do not know the cause of these results and admit that further studies to corroborate their findings are necessary. They offered a variety of possible explanations for their findings including: changes in the way we classify the stages of breast cancer; improvements in our diagnostic technology; or the use of more imaging at the initial doctor visits to look for spread of disease. The authors conclude their article by stating, "[t]he trajectory of the incidence trend predicts that an increasing number of young women in the United States will present with metastatic breast cancer in an age group that already has the worst prognosis, no recommended routine screening practice, the least health insurance, and the most potential years of life. Our finding requires corroboration and, if confirmed, study of potential causes."
Explanation and Commentary
The SEER Program of the National Cancer Institute works to provide information on cancer statistics in an effort to reduce the burden of cancer among the U.S. Population. See http://seer.cancer.gov/statistics/ Beginning in 1973, SEER collected data on cancer cases from various locations and sources throughout the United States. The authors of the recent JAMA article used primarily SEER 9 data, which is data recorded since 1973 at 9 locations in the United States that captured tumor registry information. These 9 registry databases were located in: Atlanta, GA; Connecticut; Detroit, MI; Hawaii; Iowa; New Mexico; San Francisco Oakland, CA; Seattle-Puget Sound, WA; and Utah. The SEER 9 database covers only about 10% of the U.S. population.5
While surveillance data such as SEER can be useful for population overviews and estimates, it is difficult to use it to make conclusive statements. SEER 9 data, counting only 10% of the U.S. population, can only give us a suggestion about what the real numbers are in the rest of the country. Obviously populations are different in different parts of the U.S. and what we may be experiencing in Connecticut may not reflect what is happening in Iowa. Surveillance data also does not explain "why," or causation. As another research article using SEER data stated, "Limitations of analyses of registry data such as ours include the lack of information on individual-level risk factor and/or screening information, standardized review of histopathologic subtypes and/or hormone receptor testing, and incomplete data collection. The study is descriptive, and we can only speculate about why trends have varied for demographic and tumor characteristics according to age-at-onset." Qualitative Age Interactions (or Effect Modification) Suggest Different Pathways for Early-Onset and Late-onset Breast Cancers, Cancer Causes Control 18: 1197 (2007).
Indeed, the authors of the JAMA article do not have an explanation for this increase in metastatic incidence. With the advent and continual improvement of diagnosis methods and computers, our data collection abilities and processing of information may have simply gotten better and the reporting of data easier. More likely, we are better at finding metastatic disease at time of initial diagnosis. Currently when young women present with a lump, they are sent for baseline bone scans and screening chest x-rays to find out if metastatic disease is a factor. That was not typical practice in the 1970's when SEER data collection began.
Even if the numbers reported in the JAMA article are accurate and representative of the entire U.S. population, it is still a small number of women ages 25 to 39 who present with metastatic disease at time of initial diagnosis. The authors admit that the absolute increase in incidence over the 34 years of SEER data is "relatively small." Further, the JAMA article does not present the actual number of young women diagnosed with distant breast cancer between 1976 and 2009. Instead, they use SEER data to approximate the number of women diagnosed per 100,000. From conversations with the study authors, we know that they estimated these actual numbers by extrapolating the SEER results (1.53 and 2.9 per 100,000) to the entire U.S. population. Doing so, they estimated that approximately 300 young women were diagnosed with metastatic disease at time of initial diagnosis in 1976 and that rose to approximately 800 women by 2009. Again, these are small numbers and these are estimates -- assuming that the other 90% of the United States population has had the same rates of breast cancer as the 10% recorded in the SEER 9 database locations. Kathleen Cronin, Branch Chief, Data Analysis and Interpretation Branch, Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences at the NCI wrote to us: "In 1973, 30 (1.7 /100,000) women age 25-39 were diagnosed with distant stage breast cancer [and] in 2009 that number was 84 (2.9/100,000). So the numbers are small. However it does seem to be increasing."
We also advise caution when examining JAMA Article Figure 1. The graph on distant disease, which is at the far right of Figure 1, makes it look as though the amount of distant disease for women ages 25 to 39 is huge - larger than the amount of localized and regional disease for young women in the charts to the left. This is because this graph is shown in log scale. You have to look closely to see that while the Y axis of the first two graphs (localized and regional disease) start at 10 and go to 400, the Y axis on the distant disease graph starts at 1 and goes to 40. So these three graphs are not drawn to the same scale and the distant disease graph looks far worse than it is at first glance.
While it is true that we may be seeing a more accurate picture of distant disease at first presentation, we are also seeing an improvement in survival rates and we know that targeted therapies have helped us to improve 5 year survival. As The JAMA article and YSC's recent Research Think Tank clearly indicate, more research is needed on young women and breast cancer, with a particular need to focus on the population of young women living with metastatic disease. YSC will continue to advocate for and support research that significantly impacts the quality and quantity of life for all young women affected by breast cancer.
- Screening refers to the routine testing of healthy women to check for the presence of disease. This is different from diagnostic mammograms, which are performed when women show signs (such as a lump) of breast cancer.
- Please see discussion below for details on the SEER database.
- SEER data collection began in 1973. The authors chose to begin their analysis of SEER data at the year 1976, "to avoid the sharp uptick in early breast cancer detection that followed First Lady Betty Ford's highly publicized breast cancer diagnosis in 1974." (JAMA article, at 801) According to an email exchange with Kathleen Cronin, PhD, MPH of the National Cancer Institute, incidence of distant disease in women aged 25 to 39 was 1.7 out of 100,000 in 1975, higher than the incidence in 1976 (1.53 out of 100,000).
- SEER did not start collecting racial/ethnicity data until 1992, in its SEER13 database.
- The authors also used data from SEER 13 and SEER 18. SEER expanded their data collection in 1992, adding four more registries (SEER 13) and again in 2012, adding five more (SEER 18). These registries cover 15% and 28% of the U.S. population, respectively.
An article published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) on February 26, 2013, discusses the incidence of breast cancer in the United States and concludes that the number of young women presenting with metastatic disease at initial diagnosis has been increasing over time. Given the subject matter of this article, YSC believes it is important to share with our constituents what this article says and what it means for young women diagnosed with breast cancer. A more detailed Summary of Article is below.
In "Incidence of Breast Cancer with Distant Involvement Among Women in the United States, 1976 to 2009," [hereinafter "JAMA article"] the authors examined data from the U.S. National Cancer Institute Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) database to find trends among breast cancer diagnoses. The authors observed a "small but statistically significant increase in incidence of breast cancer with distant involvement [metastasis to distant location such as bone, brain, lung, etc.] for women aged 25 to 39 years" of age. (JAMA article, at 805). This increase accounted for the women who presented with metastatic (Stage IV) disease at time of initial diagnosis. According to the SEER 9 database, the incidence of women in the U.S. aged 25 to 39 who presented with metastatic disease at initial diagnosis went from 1.53 per 100,000 women in 1976 to 2.9 per 100,000 women in 2009. The authors do not know the cause of these results and admit that further studies to corroborate their findings are necessary. For more details and explanation of this study, see Explanation and Commentary.
So what does this study mean to YSC, to young women diagnosed with breast cancer, and to healthy young women? First, there is no cause for alarm or panic. As the authors of this article state, their observations need to be corroborated and if that can be done, then further research is needed to ascertain why these numbers appear to be rising. The JAMA article is a retrospective observational study, and as such, gives us very limited information. This study does not and cannot explain why the distant diagnoses may be rising in young women. As the authors admit, those diagnosed with distant disease at the time of their initial diagnosis is "relatively small." We also need to bear in mind the limitations of retrospective surveillance data. SEER 9 data only captures 10% of the U.S. population from nine specific areas that may or may not be representative of the whole country.
How does this study affect young women already diagnosed with breast cancer? It doesn't. This article does not address the risk of recurrence or metastasis for a young woman previously diagnosed with breast cancer. Its findings applied to metastatic disease at initial diagnosis and not recurrence or spread of disease.
How does this study affect healthy young women? The study does not warrant any change to YSC's position that all young women should be familiar with their breasts, know what is normal for their body, and go to their healthcare provider if they find something that is not typical. As the JAMA study revealed, the incidence of localized and regional disease in 25 to 39 year olds has not changed since the 1970s. From 2005-2009, the median age at diagnosis for cancer of the breast was 61 years of age. Approximately 0.0% were diagnosed under age 20; 1.8% between 20 and 34; and 9.9% between 35 and 44. See http://seer.cancer.gov/statfacts/html/breast.html
Does this article show a need for breast cancer screening in women aged 25 to 39? No. Current screening methods are not effective in young women. Recent research calls into question the benefits of screening mammography for women under 50. Just last December, a paper by one of the JAMA article authors and Dr. Gilbert Welch showed the harms that mammography screening1 has caused over the last three decades. See our blog post on the subject.
Last, but certainly not least, this study shows the need for young women to be informed about science, statistics and critical review of study reports and media summaries of those reports. If you are interested in learning more, we encourage you to consider attending Project LEAD, a training course offered by the National Breast Cancer Coalition, which is now accepting applications for its annual Institute.
Regardless of the exact number of young women diagnosed with metastatic disease at initial diagnosis, it is too many. There is an urgent need to study metastatic disease, especially in young women who are generally understudied and excluded from metastatic clinical trials. YSC has always emphasized the importance of researching breast cancer in young women and this article supports that need.


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This spring/summer I have been using the Micro Rocket as my go-to stove in an effort to lighten my gear load.
Several companies make a stove like this and I chose the MSR because I have experience with the brand.
I have used this stove in temps from 35° to 95°F and in elevations up to about 5,000 feet.
Fold out the legs, screw it to your gas canister, and light it. Simple and easy.
Boil times
I didn't time them, but they were around a minute or two for two cups of water. I walked away from it a few times and was surprised that it was boiling only after being gone a short while. It actually boiled fast enough to make hot water for me and my five kids to have dinner, but I would recommend it for no more than three adults.
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Conventional wind screens are not to be used with this stove type but the new ones that clip to the canister show promise, I may have to give one a try. Otherwise, the burner puts out so much flame that it resists 10-ish mph wind very well. Much windier and I'd cook in my tent (carefully) or behind a barrier.
The burner puts out so much heat that elevation and temp swings seem to not affect it like other canister stoves.
It is pretty loud. It's called a rocket for good reason. This much heating causes lots of noise. If silence is your thing then use an alcohol stove. Just understand that heating power and noise go hand in hand.
The fold-out legs are fine for the size of pots that you use when you are hiking light. This is not designed for 2-quart horse camping pots. It sits on a gas canister so that limits its tip-resistance, but that's an inherent feature of these types of stoves. The parts that the pot sits on glow red during use but don't show any damage after cooling off.
There is no easier stove; no priming, no training required, just open the valve and light with the handy striker.
Who needs this stove?
If you want the lightest stove that will actually boil in a reasonable amount of time and can also simmer water try this stove. Alpinists and others who need to cook in their tents and keep pack weight down to a minimum will like this stove as well. For big groups or car camping, maybe not, but when you need hot water right now for yourself and a buddy without overloading your pack this is the stove to reach for.
Great review, Sage. I was between this and the Snow Peak Gigapower. Went with the SP since it had four prongs instead of three. I wanted a bit more stability with my clumsiness, but I have borrowed the MicroRocket a few times and loved it!
2 years ago
A great little stove. Recommended for backpackers!
Source: received it as a personal gift
A great little stove. Recommended for backpackers!
- Durable
- SMALL/lightweight
- Easy to use
- Boils water quickly
- Pans don't always sit well on stove — needs to be perfectly flat and still
- Fuel canisters are a bit bulky
I've had this stove for the past two years and have yet to have a problem with it. Aside from my backpack, it's my favorite piece of gear! This little guy has been with me through rain and snow, along with plenty of nice days in between, and it's performed exactly the same every time.
I'll start with some of the drawbacks of this stove...
Because the stove is small and compact, you can really only put small pots on it. Don't try putting a pan on it, because the weight of the handle could make it topple. Also, the ground needs to be pretty level so your cookware doesn't slide off. The metal struts keep the pot in place, but if you stir too vigorously, it could slide around because the struts are small.
And while the stove is lightweight, it requires fuel, which is potentially a drawback for those who want to go as lightweight as possible. The canisters, while reasonable, do take up extra space and add weight.
Another drawback to this stove is that it would be difficult to cook a meal on it. The stove gets hot enough, and the fuel canister lasts long enough, but since you can't really put a skillet or big pot on it — it's hard to make that work. It's possible, but you may need an extra hand or two. Cook the chili or stew with a different heat source.
But to me, for what I like to do, those are not really issues or deal breakers for me. Like I said before, this thing gets really hot, and I got it to boil water on about a medium setting (full tilt, this thing really is like a rocket!) in about 2 minutes, which is great. I could do it faster, but I don't want flames shooting up the sides of my little 1 liter pot. And since it's little, I even stick my enamel mug on it to heat up my tea in the mornings
The burner is really easy to adjust. There's a little dial that you can turn to make the flame larger or smaller, and just a touch to it changes the flame. I like that it is so responsive. It makes it seem more fuel efficient, which is another thing I like about this stove: a single fuel canister will last you a long time. Now I've mostly used it to just boil water to add to my dehydrated food. One canister has lasted me 7-8 weekend trips and have fuel left over. I am pretty stingy with what I use, so that might be different for other people.
I think MSR did a really good job paying attention to detail with the design. It folds down into something that fits in the palm of your hand, and since there are only a couple moving parts (the folding struts and the flame adjustment knob — I call it the throttle), it is really solid and durable.
The piezo starter creates just a spark and the stove ignites right away. It's hard to explain through text, but the burner has a little wind guard on it. It basically divides the burner into thirds, so if there is wind, 2/3 of the burner is making a flame and heating your cookware. This is not a full wind blocker...it's just on the burner. I'll try to post a picture so that you can visualize it better.
Lastly, everything fits nicely into a plastic case. Some people don't want the extra ounces, but I'm not that extreme and I like to take good care of my stuff — I want it to last as long as possible!
Overall, this is a good backpacking stove. It's great for boiling water and reconstituting dehydrated food. It's possible to cook with it, but being such a small stove, there are better camp stoves out there for that. Lightweight, compact, durable, and powerful, I'd recommend this to anyone who wants a good clean flame for food while backpacking. Well worth the money.
MSR MicroRocket is simply the best lightweight stove…
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: Too little
MSR MicroRocket is simply the best lightweight stove bar none!
- Ultra light
- Foolproof operation
- Excellent stowage
- I can't think of one.
I have had this stove for over one year and it lives in my trout fishing bag, not the best of places to be but out it comes 3 or 4 times a day and performs faultlessly every time. It is just so easy to set up and rapid boil or gentle simmer it does with tweak of the key control. Most day trips it is just tea and a dish of 2 minute noodles, but longer wilderness trips it does all meals too.
I have made a aluminum foil wind break which folds out when needed going over a windy pass for instance. For a week of wilderness travel I use one large 225 g tank of propane/butane gas for one person with two cooked one-pot meals a day plus hot drinks.
Good stove. Would recommend to anyone. This stove…
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $55
Good stove. Would recommend to anyone.
- Small and lightweight
- Simmer
- Easy to use
- Can be a little unstable
- A little expensive
This stove is perfect if you are looking to lighten your load, but still want a good stove. It is easy to use and boils water quick. I love how it folds up.
The only downside is that it can be a little unstable if you don't pay attention to what you are doing.
Overall I love my MicroRocket stove!!
5 stars for small, lightweight, durable, great adjustability.
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $55
5 stars for small, lightweight, durable, great adjustability.
- Small
- Lightweight
- Adjustable
- Clean design
Great stove. I use it with the GSI MicroDualist — great combo! Had a tough time deciding between this setup and JetBoil — glad I chose the MSR MicroRocket/ GSI setup. No offense to JetBoil— it looks like a great product as well but no regrets in this purchase.
Worth the price. Packs tiny, lighter included has not failed me (added a few waterproof matches to container just in case), fairly durable, great adjustability. I have used it in snow, rain, wind, hot weather — no problems. I've used tiny to large fuel tanks and all have worked great.
I highly recommend the MSR MicroRocket!
After a summer of use I can say I still love this stove. So small and lightweight, durable, heats water fast - nothing bad to say except you can't count on the piezo-lighter that comes with it - not a huge issue though.
3 years ago
This stove is compact and light. When folded up it…
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $59
This stove is compact and light. When folded up it fits into a container about half the size of a beer can. With the spark lighter no matches are needed!
- Fast to set up
- Compact and light
- Comes with ignighter
- Uses any screw-on canister
- Storage case cheap plastic.
- A little slow in cold weather
- The smallest MSR branded canisters are kinda big compared to the Giga Power small canisters
Setting up the stove is a simple matter of removing it from its storage case, unfolding the pot supports, screwing the stove into the canister and lighting it. The burner separator allows it to stay lit in windy conditions. The flame can be reduced quite low to keep things simmering.
The fuel efficiency is lower in cold conditions because the stove is less efficient. The stove is fairly stable but one must watch the pot position on the supports. It's easy to get it off to one side. The canister forms frost on the sides while in-use. Be careful to dry this off before storing to avoid getting things in your pack wet.
The Giga Power cartridges are smaller that the smallest MSR cartridge and I opted for those. Heated over a gallon of water with one cartridge with fuel still remaining.
On its maiden voyage it performed quite well. Although a little slower and less efficient in the cold, the size and ease of use make it more desirable than liquid fuel stoves I've used in the past.
A very compact, easy to use, lightweight canister…
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $50
A very compact, easy to use, lightweight canister stove and generally an improvement over the A-standard MSR PocketRocket.
- Compact size
- Weight
- Flame control
- Gap between tines is greater than the PocketRocket
- A slightly longer set-up than the PocketRocket
- Spent canisters create more waste
I used the MSR PocketRocket for 10 years until the Micro peaked my interest because of its more compact size. I gave my old rocket to a friend in need (which he's still using), and this justified my move to the MicroRocket. I have been mostly happy with this move, though I miss some features of the PocketRocket
Flame Control: The MicroRocket has excellent flame control, comparable to the previous model. It functions just about the same, as well.
Fuel efficiency is not as good as stoves in the modular category, like Jetboils.
Packability: The Micro scores high in being able to fit inside my GSI Soloist pot, along with the fuel canister. I like to have everything together in one package.
Setup: The Micro is pretty easy setup, though I find that in having to first rotate and then fold the chines out (a 2 step-process), the previous model was an even faster setup, as the chines merely swung out. There is no integral piezo but I find ignition simple with a firesteel.
Stability: The PocketRocket always concerned me because the chines didn't fold out enough to allow full contact with the base of a pot. No matter the size of the pot, just the upper half or the chines were in contact. While the MicroRocket achieves a flatter base (the chines rotate so they are flat), the gap between the chines is now larger.
I used to be able to use a very small aluminum cup as my minimalist pot. But this cup cannot be used with the Micro, as it will slide off. Larger pots do just fine, but I dislike losing the ability to cook small amounts of water in my small cup. For this reason, the Micro loses a star.
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Review of The Hobbit - Mel Duncan has written a great review of the new movie adaptation of The Hobbit. "By all means go see The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, then go see it again. You will recognize the story as vaguely Christian. But better yet read The Hobbit, especially to your children, as my brothers did to me growing up and as I have had the privilege to do to my own children."
Dump the Myth, Keep the Merry - Phillip Jensen: "This Christmas the American Atheists have posted a large billboard in Times Square New York. It has two pictures: one of Santa Claus and the other of Jesus on the cross. The captions under the pictures are 'Keep the Merry' and 'Dump the Myth'. Apart from having the captions under the wrong pictures, the sentiment is one I agree with."
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Mentally Ill Teen Falls Through Gaps - Kim and Jason McGibbon are dear friends of ours, and they could sure use prayer support as they endure a very difficult time.
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What would he plea down to, use of harsh language in public?
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In 1999, when Mitt Romney was chosen to head the Salt Lake Olympics, I had the privilege of interviewing Ann Romney who had followed her husband to Utah for the duration of the games.
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Hooray for Kindergarten!
My 5 year old son Troy has officially started school, and his mom couldn't be happier! (for him too!) His first day wasn't today, but this is when I finally got around to posting about it!
You know how long it has been since I didn't have a preschool- age child at home with me? Twenty seven years! I am soooo ready for this! Although, I must admit that kindergarten does not exactly give a person much of a time frame to work with. I feel like I drop him off, come home, clean up the house from the morning disasters, get in the shower, and go back and pick him up! I barely have time to do anything at all, and it's time to go back. But, I shant complain, because this is heavenly compared to what I've had forever. Finally at 47 I'm beginning to see light at the end of the tunnel!
Here's a couple pics from his first day... d'ya think he needs a hair cut??? Brittney, where are you?
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Troy's First Day at School!
Posted by Lila Tueller at 9:21 AM
9 comments:
- Melanie said...
I'm just starting down this tunnel. My oldest just started kinder at a public school - and I am already anxious to have the next two join him. All in due time.....all in due time!
- September 9, 2008 at 10:58 AM
- Pink Lemonade Bags said...
My daughter Jordan started her kindergarten year too! Jack is in preschool 3 days/week = 3 half days of time for me! I was so ready for this! LOL
- September 11, 2008 at 5:42 AM
- quiltmom said...
Hi Lila,
I hope that Troy enjoys his kindergarten year and that you enjoy some time exploring some new things.
Kindergarten is an exciting year - or at least I hope it is- I am a kindergarten teacher ( this is my 31 year of teaching) and we do have fun. The kids often make me laugh- one little girl said to me that her first day was fun and that day was funner and tomorrow would be even more funner.. I don't know if it will live up to her exponential expectations but it sure made my day..
I hope to make the bag pattern that you sent me in your giveaway but it may need to wait awhile- Kindergarten beckons:D
- September 11, 2008 at 10:01 PM
- brigita said...
kindergarten is so stinkin' fun!! i know, because i was such an overprotective spaz that i went all day the whole year with all 3 kids! i think maybe i'll be a kindergarten teacher when i grow up! i'm 45, so i'd better grow up soon. and you look incredible for 47!!!! i want to look like you when i'm 47! i guess that gives me two years to get hot!
have a great weekend and be sure to write down the cute things your cute boy says every day when he gets home!
all my best.
- September 12, 2008 at 8:20 AM
- The Zeediks said...
I love this post mom! He looks so so cute! I'm so happy for you that you FINALLY have a tad of freedom. I'll give him a haircut for sure but I kinda think it's cute like this too. :)
- September 13, 2008 at 10:34 PM
- sarah hyde said...
Oh my, Troy is so big and so cute. I really miss that boy. Ya know, kindergarten here in texas is all day long. I wasn't sure about it at first, but maybe it's not so bad of an idea :) Give that little stinker a kiss for me, even tho he surly doesn't even remember me anymore :(
- September 16, 2008 at 8:37 PM
- Kimonos and Sushi said...
I do hope your son enjoys KINDER...Not having young ones I can remeber when my own started all those lovely paintings and craft projects....he will love it...Have a GREAT day........
- September 17, 2008 at 2:47 PM
- Lula Bee Boutique said...
Oh My Goodness! I love this post! I honestly cannot believe you have survived 27 years at home with small people and are still so georgeous. My face has warped into a half snarl after only the past 6 years- good grief I would be totally insane after 27 years of this! By big guy started 1 grade this year, so last year was my first break. My baby girl just started half day pre k and it is crazy like you said. I love the break but i feel like i no more get her droped off and its time to go back for pick up. I thought next year would be my final break, but now it looks like I may be homeschooling my son next year- he has autism and needs more than they can give at school- but we shall see.....
- September 20, 2008 at 2:42 PM
- A and L said...
i love this kid!
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The Science Book distills centuries of scientific thought in one richly illustrated volume. Natural phenomena, revolutionary inventions, and the most up-to-date investigations are explained in detailed text, and vivid illustrationsincluding 3-D graphics and pictogramsmake the information even more fun to discover.
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"The National Geographic Society however has continued its wonderful tradition of producing books unlike any others. The Science Book is no exception."Stargazersfield.com