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I've got a Python 3.2 program that computes the value of an investment carried any amount of time periods into the future, it may work with both simple and compound interest. The thing is that I've got two functions defined, "main()" and "main2()", the first is for simple and the second is for compound interest. Now what I want to do is that given some input from the user the program chooses between running main() or main2(). Any ideas on how to do this?
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First of all, give your functions better names. Then use a mapping:
Because Python functions are first-class citizens you can store them in a python dictionary, use a key to look them up, then call them.
You can use the solution as poster by Martijn, but you can also use the
Considering the fact the Compound Interest routine should take an additional paramenter
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Serba Peak (69°37′S 159°3′E / 69.617°S 159.050°ECoordinates: 69°37′S 159°3′E / 69.617°S 159.050°E) is a prominent rock peak (830 m) that surmounts the ridge along the north side of Fergusson Glacier, in the Wilson Hills. Mapped by United States Geological Survey (USGS) from surveys and U.S. Navy air photos, 1960-63. Named by Advisory Committee on Antarctic Names (US-ACAN) for Lieutenant Edward W. Serba, U.S. Navy, Navigator in LC-130F Hercules aircraft during Operation Deep Freeze 1967 and 1968.
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You would think that if you live alone, you get to be the boss.
As in, you're not the boss of me.
Because now that it's only me, I should be the boss of me.
In fact, I'm self-employed, so I am, literally, my own boss. But that's just literally, or maybe for tax purposes, but not in real life. In real life, my dogs are the boss of me.
And my cats are my slave masters.
I realized this a moment ago, when I was working on my laptop, with two dogs sleeping on either side, Peach and Little Tony, each with its head on my lap. I like to work with the TV on, and some horrible show came on, but I couldn't reach the remote to change the channel without waking up Little Tony. And he's cranky when he wakes up. In fact, he growls if you move him once he's asleep.


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Development for this phone has been slow, though this phone is a bit outdated. It is a great phone but only has one official rom, Conquest. Development for that has been ceased so I decided I wanted to continue development for this great phone. I put together a (partially) KitKat themed ROM based on the TouchWiz MG5 rom. It features KK Status bar icons (and some popups and windows), much better battery life, more memory management, less RAM consuption, zipalign, battery tweaks, and a few other init.d scripts, and it is fully deodexed. All the useless GApps were removed. It also uses the VaeVictus OC kernel, up to 1.8 GHz. Updates are released whenever they are made It is in Beta stages right now, so bugs are prone to happen. Any help with development is always appreciated. Check out the official page here!
Help for cooking AOSP lockscreen into ROM is greatly needed! Thanks
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Just a quick personal point about DoF.I have a 5D and a 20D with the usual lenses including 50 and 85mm f1.4's and I also own a GF1 and a G1 with a small selection of lenses including a 25mm f0.95. Now when it comes to DoF I can get shallower DoF from my G1+25mm than I can get from my 5D plus a f1.4.
Are you sure? I was under the impression that a 25 f/1.0 on a m43 would give the same DoF as a 50 f/2 (2 stops) on a FF. So a 50 f/1,4 on a FF would allow a shallower DoF.
Why do I always read your stage name as Alfasud?Rob C
Are you all going into nostalgic aberrations attack (to stay in photography nomenclature) with this Fuji as its main attractive ?Marketing department product ? or a real 2012 tool ? Maybe bit of both. But, pfffff...we're still on the same design from the latest ice-age.
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If yes, then you gotta train, right? So how about you all join us for Steve's Equinox Training Run this week on Thursday, August 11th at 6pm where we'll meet at the top of Ester Dome near the chute.
It's free. It's fun. There's food (namely sugar, and sometimes even homemade thanks to Karen). And I know for a fact that dark chocolate will be present this evening.
And why would you ever pass up a chance to run/walk not only down the chute, but back up again? Let me explain.
This week's run is an 8 mile (closer to 7.85 miles, but that's okay) run starting at the top of the chute which is around mile 17 of the Equinox marathon. We'll start here and travel down the incredibly steep slope known as the chute. Sprinting and skipping down this is highly discouraged. The chute seems to last forever, but is a mere 1/3 of a mile. You'll continue on the trail here for a total of 2 ¼ miles before you turn right on Henderson Road and continue to run downhill until you hit mile 21. And then turn around and look up. You have to run back up this from whence you came, and yeah, that includes back up up up the chute. A negative split for this training run is highly unlikely.
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Description: The documentarian Amer Alwan makes his fiction film debut with Zaman, L'Homme des Roseaux (Zaman, The Man From the Reeds), the first movie in 15 years to be filmed entirely in Iraq. Sami Kaftan stars as Zaman, an older gentleman who tends lovingly to his ill wife Najma (Shadha Salim) and shares his home with a boy (Hussein Imad) whose parents were killed during the Gulf War. A traveling doctor informs Zaman that other people than his wife are also suffering from the same unusual symptoms. Zaman sets off on a journey to locate medicines that may cure his wife. Once he locates the goods, however, he still must overcome the corruption and bureaucracy of modern Iraq. Screened at the 2003 San Sebastian Film Festival, the film was photographed on digital video, as Iraq had outlawed the importation of film stock.~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
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I have a large file (bigger then RAM, can't read whole at once) and i need to process it row by row (in c++). I want to utilize multiple cores, preferably with Intel TBB or Microsoft PPL. I would rather avoid preprocessing this file (like splitting it to 4 parts etc).
I was thinking about something like using 4 iterators, initialized to (0, n/4, 2*n/4 3*n/4) positions in the file etc.
Is it good solution and is there simple way to achieve it?
Or maybe you know some libs that supports efficient, concurrent reading of streams?
I did tests. IO is not the bottleneck, CPU is. And I have lot of RAM for buffers.
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Dolores Langley, 75, of Ocala, said she received a call from a man who claimed to be her grandson and told her he has been arrested in Canada with 2 ounces of marijuana in his vehicle, the Ocala Star-Banner reported Thursday.
Langley said she spoke with a second man who claimed to be a Canadian police officer and told her she would need to send a $5,050 money gram through Walmart to post bail.
However, Langley said the man sent up a "big red flag" when he told her to send the money to Haiti.
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My blog is set up on two domains: http://www.eveliensnel.nl/blog for Dutch language; http://www.eveliensnel.com/blog for English language. But since I have upgraded to WP version 3.0 with network support, all my English language posts have become inaccessible to the users. You can go to http://www.eveliensnel.com/blog, but WordPress will take you to http://www.eveliensnel.nl/blog instead.
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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - The attorney representing Caylee Anthony's grandparents say the slain Florida toddler's remains have been cremated.
Brad Conway told the Orlando Sentinel on Wednesday that the remains are not at the Orange County home of George and Cindy Anthony. But Conway would not say where the remains are being kept.
A public memorial service was held for Caylee in Orlando on Tuesday. The service came two months after the girl's remains were found in swampy woods near her grandparents' home where Caylee lived with her mother, who has been charged in her death.
Casey Anthony has pleaded not guilty and claims a baby sitter kidnapped Caylee.


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I would like to know if I can use Crystal Reports in MonoDevelop. I have a project that was developed in Visual Basic .Net (Windows) and this project is using Crystal Report, so I'd like to use this project in MonoDevelop on Ubuntu 11.04.
There's a project called MonoReports, which can be found on Github. I've not used it myself, but the README looks promising
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Tawny Heatherton Is Flying Overhead! My Review
David Drake--the award winning writer/actor of The Night Lary Kramer Kissed Me--just appeared at the Laurie Beechman Theatre as his current creation, singer/chakra-pulser Tawny Heatherton, and the crowd ate it up like a Provincetown cupcake.
Tawny is the niece of '60s sexpot Joey Heatherton, whom Tawny last saw at the Mohegan Sun craps table, where Joey was yelling "Crap!" and demanding to see the floor manager.
But while Tawny is a bit of an aging sexpot herself, she's entered into a rich world of experience and wonder.
A bit ditsy but earnest and loving, Tawny recounts highlights from her career, whether it be her performance as a corpse on Dark Shadows at age four, her nonhit ballad "Paper or Plastic," or her appearances on Hee Haw for the final season, when the laughs died.
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But Drake has more than just show biz mockery in mind. As Tawny talks of visitations from AFOs (Angels Flying Overhead), Jesus, and the chicken from Hee Haw, it's clear that she's opened herself to the universe and connected with all its spirits and inspirations, both past and future. What results is a subtle, surprising theater piece with music, miles away from the resolutely earthbound drag shows you'll usually encounter.
As directed by Robert LaFosse, Drake is funny and affecting, pulling off the impossible feat of creating a blonde character who's terminally superficial and deeply profound at the same time.
After mixing standards like "Sweet Dreams" and "Roam" with original numbers while hitting a miniature tom-tom, she ended by singing "Wish Me a Rainbow" in memory of AIDS activist Spencer Cox, while choking back tears.
I wish Tawny some backup singers and lots more gigs!
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Students may purchase adult tickets for family as well at lunchtime in the concession stand. Avoid the ticket line and get your tickets early this week.
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My score behaved the same way too over a 2 month period.
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Having said that, as fans, I think we've been waiting even LONGER for the Reds to produce this kind of young talent, specifically yooung starting pitching.
As a matter of fact, you might be able to make the argument that this is the best stable of young arms the organization has had in a very, very long time.
I've thought about it long and hard and I've decided that I am all for Walt making moves to help improve our chances this year, but I am NOT willing to part with ANY of the young arms to do it.
Bailey/Maloney (I would be willing to part with ONE of those two)
Yep, all of them. I don't care what any combo of the above would bring in return...I wouldn't do it for Lee, Hanley, etc.
Looking at those 7 names, you have the potential for an absolutely dominating rotation for the next several years. Of course, you really only need 4 or 5 of them, but at this point, it's too early to tell which are going to be the best and I do not want to learn the hard way that we dealt a stud for a rental.
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Harry E. Ted Willsey, 87, of Fleetwood Plaza, Laurel Park, died peacefully on Saturday, Nov. 15, 2009, at Life Care Center of Hendersonville following an extended illness.
He was born in Canton, Ohio, the son of the late, Irwin Edgar Willsey and Betty Sisson Willsey. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Synnove Sunnie Hill Willsey in 1997. He graduated from Ohio State University and was employed as an executive director by NBC Studios in New York City. He was a member of Hendersonville First Presbyterian Church and was involved with the local Kiwanis Club and Opportunity House.
He is survived by his son, Gregg W. Willsey, of Sevierville, Tenn., and two nephews, Thomas OBrien and his wife Maria, of Raleigh, and Eugene OBrien and his wife, Laura, retired NYPD, of Whitestone, N.Y.
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Reece Topley and Greg Smith were the major stars as promotion hopefuls Essex took full control of their LV= County Championship Two match against Worcestershire at Chelmsford.
After 19-year-old paceman Topley returned career-best figures of 6-29 while the visitors were routed for 102, Smith followed up his century against Gloucestershire in the previous match with 94 as the home side reached the close on 199 for four.
Topley bagged Matthew Pardoe and Tom Fell before lunch, which arrived with Worcestershire on 73 for four after they had won the toss.
But it was after the break that he embarked upon his destructive mission to ensure there was no recovery as he picked up four more wickets at a cost of eight runs in seven overs.
Control and swing were his main weapons on a pitch that offered the pacemen a degree of help, but nowhere near as much as Worcestershire's efforts would have one believe.
Occasionally the ball reared off a length, as did the delivery that accounted for Shaaiq Choudhry, but the visiting batsmen were often the architects of their own downfall.
Michael Johnson was bowled by David Masters without offering a stroke and Ross Whiteley was caught behind while seeking to withdraw his bat against Topley.
Joe Leach scored 24 from 48 deliveries before becoming another Topley victim, a departure that signalled a rapid decline in the innings that ended when Graham Napier took a magnificent leaping catch on the boundary to get rid of David Lucas.
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Essex suffered an early setback when they replied, Nick Browne falling to Alan Richardson when he played forward to a delivery only to see the ball roll back into his stumps.
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Smith, fresh from a career-best 177 at Bristol last week, was soon driving and pulling with confidence as he reached his half-century from 65 balls with seven boundaries.
Mickleburgh was slightly more circumspect, needing 81 deliveries to complete his fifty, but his judgment in picking the right ball to attack brought him nine fours in moving towards that milestone.
The partnership was worth 158 in 33 overs when Mickleburgh, on 65, popped up a simple catch round the corner to Daryl Mitchell off Moeen Ali.
Owais Shah collected one fortuitous boundary over the top of the slips before departing lbw without offering a stroke to a Richardson delivery that cut back sharply.
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Currency Wars: The Making of the Next Global Crisis
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Nov. 20 2011
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It was my good fortune to receive an advance copy of Jim Rickards' new book, Currency Wars. It is a great book, and I highly recommend it.
The book is split into three parts, with the first part being almost surreal because it reads more like a novel than non-fiction. It details Rickards' participation in an exercise at the Warfare Analysis Laboratory near Washington D.C. This group is one of the Defense Department's leading venues for war games and strategic planning, but in a first-ever event, the game in which Rickards joined was not a war-fighting simulation. Rather, several dozen people from the military, academic and intelligence communities fought a global financial war using currencies and capital markets to support national interests. Rickards and two colleagues were invited to give the simulation some real-world, Wall Street expertise about markets, which they certainly did.
I guarantee that when you start reading this part, you won't put the book down until you learn the outcome of the war. It reads better than a suspense novel, even though the ending is somewhat anti-climactic and predictable. While I won't spoil it for you by divulging the ending, I will note that gold has a big role to play. In fact, gold reappears throughout the whole book.
In the second section, Rickards analyzes the first two currency wars (CWI and CWII). He provides an interesting historical account of the global monetary twists and turns, ups and downs that marked much of the twentieth century, with keen insight into the motivations why these currency wars were fought. CWI lasted from 1921 to 1936. Even though CWII came much later from 1967 to 1987 both wars were fought by competing national interests, which brought into the battle competitive devaluations and other interventionist actions of government. It is noteworthy that currency wars are a product of the post-Classical Gold Standard period that began in the aftermath of World War I, when the monetary role of government began to morph, as gold was driven out of day-to-day circulation, and then expand in new ways never before seen.
The final section of the book explains why the world is now fighting Currency War III, which Rickards believes began in 2010. He speculates that there are three possible outcomes from CWIII paper, gold or chaos. Each of these alternatives is analyzed in detail, providing readers with much food for thought.
It has been said that book reviews are supposed to include something critical. Nevertheless, I have nothing negative to say about Currency Wars. It is a great book, and you will not be disappointed with it. But I do have one important thought to keep in mind as you read it.
US real income and living standards peaked in early-1973, less than two years after President Nixon closed the gold window. As their closeness in time suggests, these two events are interconnected. The world's financial system experienced a profound change from the edicts of Mr. Nixon's pen, with the consequence that private enterprise was negatively impacted.
The harmful effects from abandoning gold still impair economic activity today because the necessary discipline has been removed from the monetary system, creating the global imbalances, debt loads, insolvent banks, risky derivatives and other problems that plague our world. So as economic activity sinks ever deeper into an abyss, think about the cause. Namely, governments have created this mess, so we cannot rationally expect governments to get us out of it, which is something I have intuitively understood for some time but was also the main conclusion I reached from Rickards' book. Whether Rickards intended readers to reach that viewpoint, I am not sure. Nevertheless, it is clear to me, the answers and the direction we need so urgently now to avoid falling further into the abyss will not come from government, but rather from private enterprise and hard work, the source of all solutions, and indeed all wealth.
My point is that money should not be a weapon used to fight perceived national interests. We have learned from the last century that currency wars can lead to shooting wars. The Warfare Analysis Laboratory hopefully recognizes that reality. So the role of providing currency should instead be returned to where it rightfully belongs with private enterprise. The logic for doing so is simple and straightforward.
Aside from the fact that war is a product of government and not private enterprise, governments do not have bottom-line accountability. In contrast, if companies do not deliver a product or service that people want, they go out of business. Governments, however, do not close up shop and disappear, even when the outcome they create is horrific. So in my view, the sooner this incontestable tenet is recognized, the sooner we will reach the end of CWIII, and thereby avoid another global shooting war.
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|2 Cup (32 tbs), unsifted
|Grated orange rind
|1 Tablespoon, grated
|Vanilla extract
|1 Teaspoon
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|Semi sweet chocolate chips
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Cream shortening and cheese together.
Add sugar, then eggs, beating until light and fluffy.
Stir in flour, orange rind, vanilla and salt, mixing well.
Fold in chocolate chips.
Drop by teaspoon-fuls about 1 inch apart on lightly greased cookie sheet.
Bake at 350°F. about 15 minutes.
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% Daily Value*
Total Fat 338 g519.7%
Saturated Fat 101.1 g505.6%
Trans Fat 41.4 g
Cholesterol 547.7 mg182.6%
Sodium 3399 mg141.6%
Total Carbohydrates 683 g227.6%
Dietary Fiber 8.3 g33.4%
Sugars 424.1 g
Protein 51 g101.7%
Vitamin A 39.7% Vitamin C 34%
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This review is for the stick- not the roll on, which I have not tried yet. However, I love this deodorant! I've tried them all it seems and this (even though it doesn't have anti-perspirant) is THE ONE for me. I had read good reviews for Jason's deo's and the Aloe Vera and the Tea Tree were the two I really wanted to try. I went to the Vitamin Shoppe looking for the Tea Tree type and in my excitment, I accidentally grabbed an Aloe Vera. I was so disappointed when I got home, but decided to keep & try anyway. I have bought the Tea Tree since then, and I have to honestly say that I love the Aloe Vera BETTER!! The Tea Tree is good, but I don't feel it lasts thru the night like the Aloe Vera does on me. When I get my pj's on before bed, I always do that "sniff test" and I'm tellin' ya, the Aloe Vera passes every time and I have never had a deo pass before like this one. Oh, and BTW, go to www.vitacost.com- they have the best prices hands down, a flat S&H fee, and reviews on all of their products. They're awesome! Thanks for reading.
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Even though I rely on my Dove AP during the week, I can use this when I am just hanging around at home on the weekend, and it does a pretty okay job. I've tried so many non-AP deodorants just to try and take a break from the bad stuff every now and then. This is the only one that was a keeper. It feels okay right after shaving, too.
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The Washington Manual of Oncology: Department of Medicine, Division of Oncology, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO / Edition 2by Ramaswamy Govindan
Pub. Date: 10/01/2007
Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
The Washington Manual® of Oncology, Second Edition presents the latest, most authoritative cancer management recommendations in the famous fast-access Washington Manual® outline format. This edition has been reorganized into three major sections: principles of oncology, site-specific diseases, and supportive therapy. New chapters cover being an/b>
The Washington Manual® of Oncology, Second Edition presents the latest, most authoritative cancer management recommendations in the famous fast-access Washington Manual® outline format. This edition has been reorganized into three major sections: principles of oncology, site-specific diseases, and supportive therapy. New chapters cover being an oncologist; principles of cytotoxic therapy; principles of molecularly targeted therapy; principles of clinical research; basics of molecular oncogenesis; pharmacogenomics; molecular diagnostics; cancer and thrombosis; management of complications of chemotherapy; and transfusion medicine. New appendices cover body surface area, dose adjustments of chemotherapy agents in renal and hepatic failure, and online resources for oncologists.
The Washington Manual® is a registered mark belonging to Washington University in St. Louis to which international legal protection applies. The mark is used in this publication by LWW under license from Washington University.
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On Being an Oncologist
Ramaswamy Govindan
Principles and Practice of Surgery in Cancer Therapy
Elbert Y. Kuo, Steven E. Finkelstein, and Rebecca L. Aft
Principles and Practice of Radiation Therapy
Jeffrey D. Bradley, Joseph Roti Roti, and Sasa Mutic
Principles of Systemic Cancer Therapy: Cytotoxic Therapy
Kristan M. Augustin
Principles of Systemic Cancer Therapy: Molecularly Targeted Therapy
Lindsay M. Hladnik, Angela R. Wills, and Kristan M. Augustin
Principles of Stem Cell and Bone Marrow Transplantation
John DiPersio
Biostatistics 101 as Applied to Oncology
Kathryn M. Trinkhaus, Feng Gao, and Philip Miller
Principles of Clinical Research
Feng Gao and Ramaswamy Govindan
Basics of Molecular Oncogenesis
John D. Pfeifer
Richard A. Walgren and Howard L. McLeod
Molecular Diagnostics
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Dennis Rivet, Michael R. Chicoine, Gerald P. Linette, and Joseph R. Simpson
Head and Neck Cancer
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Lung Cancer
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Breast Cancer
Rama Suresh and Mathew J. Ellis
Thymoma and Mesothelioma
Daniel Morgensztern
Gastrointestinal Cancer: Esophageal and Stomach
David Kuperman and Maria Baggstrom
Gastrointestinal Cancer: Colorectal and Anal
Benjamin R. Tan
Gastrointestinal Cancer: Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic
Steven M. Sorscher
Genitourinary Cancer: Kidney
Michael Naughton and James Mosley
Genitourinary Cancer: Bladder
Joel Picus
Genitourinary Cancer: Prostate
Ramakrishna Venkatesh
Genitourinary Cancer: Penile
Steven Brandes and Joel Picus
Germ Cell Tumors: Testicular and Non-testicular
Donald Lombardi
Gynecologic Cancer: Ovarian
Ashley S. Case and Matthew A. Powell
Gynecologic Cancer: Uterine, Cervical, Fallopian, and Vulvar
Rebecca A. Brooks, Matthew A. Powell, and David G. Mutch
Hematologic Malignancies: Lymphoma
Nancy Bartlett
Hematologic Malignancies: Acute Leukemias
Amanda Cashen
Hematologic Malignancies: Chronic Leukemias
Todd A. Fehniger, John S. Welch, and Timothy J. Pluard
Hematologic Malignancies: Plasma Cell Dyscrasias
Tanya Wildes and Ravi Vij
HIV and Cancer
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Malignant Melanoma and Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer
Paul A. Klekotka, Lynn A. Cornelius and Gerald P. Linette
Cancer of Unknown Primary Site
Daniel Morgensztern
Cancer and Thrombosis
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Carolina Javier
Smoking Cessation and Counselng
Megan E. Wren
Pain Management
Robert A. Swarm, Rahul Rastogi, and Daniel G. Morris
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Sweet & Sour Combo$9.95
Shrimp, chicken and pork with pineapple
Kung Pao Deluxe*$10.95
Combination of shrimp, beef, and chicken sauteed with hot pepper and peanuts in a spicy sauce
Volcano Shrimp*$10.95
Tender, deep fried shrimp with light batter, stirred into chef's special sauce
Szechwan Family Delight*$10.95
Tender sliced chicken, shrimp & scallop, in hot garlic sauce
Sizzling Three Flavor with Vegetables$10.95
Shrimp, chicken and beef simmered with vegetables, served on a hot plate
Honey Shrimp$10.95
Jumbo shrimp in lotus flour light fried until crispy, sauteed with Mayonnaise sauce & Crispy galzed walnuts
Seafood Combination$10.95
Scallop, shrimp, crabmeat, snow peas, mushroom with vegetables in a light wine sauce
Mongolian Deluxe*$9.95
Shrimp, chicken, beef stir-fried green scallions in chefs aromatic sauce, served with fried rice noodles
Egg Roll (3)$2.95
Paper Wrapped Chicken (7)$4.75
Sliced BaraB-Q Pork (16oz)$5.95
Fried Wonton (12)$5.75
Pot Sticker (9)$5.75
Fried Shrimp (6)$5.25
Crab Cheese Wonton (8)$5.25
Teriyaki Beef on Skewer (4)$4.95
Po-Po Platter (for 2 Orders Or More)
Appetizers combination : Egg roll, Paper chicken, Crab Cheese Wonton, Fried shrimp, Sliced Bar-B-Q pork, Beef Skewer: Swerved wit Flaming Tray
- (per person) $4.85
Hot & Sour Soup*
- Cup $1.35
- Large $5.25
Egg Drop Corn Soup
- Cup $1.35
- Large $5.25
Wonton Soup
With Sliced Bar-B-Q pork
- Large $5.95
Wor Wonton Soup$7.95
Shrimp, chicken and Bar-B-Q pork
Three Happiness Sizzling Rice Soup$8.25
Scallop, shrimp, chicken & choice vegetables with sizzling rice
House Soup with Noodles$8.25
Chicken, Shrimp, and BBQ Pork
Sweet & Sour Shrimp$10.25
Peking Orange Shrimp*$10.25
Tender, juicy shrimp are first deep fried in light batter, stirred into a delightfully sweet and spicy sauce
Shrimp with Snow Peas$10.25
Sesame Shrimp*$10.25
Shrimp with Assorted Vegetables$10.25
Szechwan Shrimp*$10.25
Hot! Shrimp sauteed in spicy sauce with green pepper, carrot, zucchini, onion and garlic
Cashew Nuts Shrimp$10.25
excellent request spicy
Thai Curry Shrimp*$10.25
Shrimp with Garlic Sauce*$10.25
Kung Pao Shrimp*$10.25
Hot! Shrimp sauteed with peanuts, diced vegetables and water chestnuts
Shrimp with Broccoli$10.25
Scallop with Snow Peas$10.25
Kung Pao Scallop*$10.25
Shrimp in Lobster Sauce$10.25
Shrimp marinated in egg, then simmered with vegetables in a creamy sauce
Beef with Broccoli$9.25
Beef Tenderloin sauteed with fresh broccoli, carrots and sliced bamboo shoots in brown sauce
Sesame Beef*$9.75
Sliced tenderloin beef sauteed with crispy sesame seeds in a chefs sauce
Orange Peel Beef*$9.75
Chunks of tender beef deep fried and richly flavored with aromatic orange
Snow Peas Beef$9.25
Curry Beef*$9.25
Tender sliced beef with green pepper, onion & carrot in curry sauce
Kung Pao Beef*$9.25
Beef with Assorted Vegetables$9.25
Sliced beef sauteed with vegetables in a brown sauce
Beef with Garlic Sauce*$9.25
Hunan Beef*$9.25
Hot! Thin slices of beef sauteed with onion, carrots, mushroom & green popper in a Hoisin sauce
Beef with Green Pepper$9.25
Mongolian Beef*$9.50
Beef stir-fried green scallions in chef's aromatic sauce, served with rice noodles
Szechwan Beef*$9.25
Sweet & Sour Pork$8.75
Bar-B-Q Pork with Vegetables$8.75
Mongolian Pork*$8.75
Shredded pork stir-fried w/green scallion in chef's special sauce, served w/rice noodles
Hunan Pork*$8.75
Szechwan Pork*$8.75
Twice Cooked Pork*$8.75
Hot! Bar-B-Q pork stir-fried with cabbage in a hot sauce
General Tso's Pork$8.95
Assorted Chinese Vegetables$7.50
Szechwan Bean Curd*$7.50
Snow Peas and Water Chestnuts$7.50
Home Styles Bean Curd*$7.50
Deep fried bean curd with vegetables in a spicy sauce
Broccoli in Garlic Sauce*$7.50
Sweet & Sour Chicken$8.95
Snow Peas Chicken$8.95
Chicken sauteed with fresh snow peas and water chestnuts in a tasty sauce
Curry Chicken*$8.95
Lemon Chicken$8.95
Cashew Chicken$8.95
Diced chicken sauteed with crispy cashew nut in a tasty brown sauce
Kung Pao Chicken*$8.95
Hot! Diced chicken sauteed w/celery & waterchestnuts in brown sauce with peanuts
Chicken Broccoli$8.95
Moo Goo Gal Pan$8.95
Sliced chicken with mushrooms, nappa, carrots, snow peas and water chestnuts in crystal sauce
Hunan Chicken*$8.95
Almond Fried Chicken$8.95
Deep fried chicken breast until crispy in a gravy sauce
Szechwan Chicken*$8.95
Orange Flavor Chicken*$9.25
General Tso's Chicken*$9.25
Hot! Chicken deep fried crispy outside and juicy inside in an exquisite gentle spicy sauce
Chicken with Garlic Sauce*$8.95
Sliced chicken sauteed w/ Chinese mushroom and vegetables in garlic sauce
Sizzling Chicken with Vegetables$8.95
Served on a hot plate
Sesame Chicken*$9.25
Mongolian Chicken*$8.95
Honey Chicken$8.95
Moo Shu
Sauteed with bamboo shoots, cabbage, carrots and eggs then wrapped in thin Mandarin pancakes (4). Served with hoisin sauce. (Extra pancake $0.25)
Moo Shu Chicken or Pork$7.95
Moo Shu Beef$8.25
Moo Shy Shrimp$8.75
Moo Shu Combo$8.95
Including shrimp, beef and chicken
Egg Foo Young
Chicken or Pork or Vegetable Egg Foo Young$7.95
Beef Egg Foo Young$8.25
Shrimp Egg Foo Young$8.75
Deluxe Egg Foo Young$8.95
Including shrimp, beef and chicken
Pan Fried Noodles
Chicken or Pork or Vegetable Pan Fried Noodle$7.95
Beef Pan Fried Noodles$8.25
Shrimp Pan Fried Noodles$8.75
Hong Kong Style Pan Fried Noodles$8.95
Golden brown noodles, topped using shrimp, chicken & beef sauteed w/choice vegetables
Chap Suey (Crispy Noodles)
Chicken or Pork Chop Suey$7.95
Beef Chop Suey$8.25
Shrimp Chop Suey$8.75
Chop Suey Deluxe$8.95
Sauteed chicken, shrimp and beef with vegetables and crispy noodles on top
Lo Mein (Soft Noodles)
Plain Lo Mein$4.95
Chicken or Pork or Vegetable Lo Mein$7.95
Beef Lo Mein$8.25
Shrimp Lo Mein$8.75
House Special Lo Mein$8.95
Fried Rice
Egg Fried Rice$7.95
Chicken or Pork or Ham Fried Rice$7.95
Beef Fried Rice$8.25
Shrimp Fried Rice$8.75
House Special Fried Rice$8.95
Beef, chicken and shrimp
Steamed Rice
- 16 oz. $1.20
- 32 oz. $2.40
* Hot & Spicy
Disclaimer: Pricing and availability subject to change.
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