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Options for early breast cancer follow-up in primary and secondary care - a systematic review
Both incidence of breast cancer and survival have increased in recent years and there is a need to review follow up strategies. This study aims to assess the evidence for benefits of follow-up in different settings for women who have had treatment for early breast cancer.
A systematic review to identify key criteria for follow up and then address research questions. Key criteria were: 1) Risk of second breast cancer over time - incidence compared to general population. 2) Incidence and method of detection of local recurrence and second ipsi and contra-lateral breast cancer. 3) Level 1–4 evidence of the benefits of hospital or alternative setting follow-up for survival and well-being. Data sources to identify criteria were MEDLINE, EMBASE, AMED, CINAHL, PSYCHINFO, ZETOC, Health Management Information Consortium, Science Direct. For the systematic review to address research questions searches were performed using MEDLINE (2011). Studies included were population studies using cancer registry data for incidence of new cancers, cohort studies with long term follow up for recurrence and detection of new primaries and RCTs not restricted to special populations for trials of alternative follow up and lifestyle interventions.
Women who have had breast cancer have an increased risk of a second primary breast cancer for at least 20 years compared to the general population. Mammographically detected local recurrences or those detected by women themselves gave better survival than those detected by clinical examination. Follow up in alternative settings to the specialist clinic is acceptable to women but trials are underpowered for survival.
Long term support, surveillance mammography and fast access to medical treatment at point of need may be better than hospital based surveillance limited to five years but further large, randomised controlled trials are needed.
Survival from Breast Cancer has improved markedly in the last 20 years
In this article we have reviewed evidence for best follow up practice worldwide but because health service provision for the population varies between countries we have interpreted the evidence in the context of the UK which has a national health service (NHS) free at the point of delivery. The main objective of follow up for both patients and the NHS is the survival and well-being of patients. These two objectives can sometimes be in conflict when continued medical examinations have the potential to cause as well as relieve anxiety and to perpetuate the patient role. In this context, for example the value of the annual review and clinical examination of women who have undergone treatment for early breast cancer at the specialist hospital clinic has been called into question
Criteria for follow up
Criteria were determined by review of a broad range of literature identified from broad based searches and recent opinion articles and discussion among all three authors. MEDLINE, EMBASE, AMED, CINAHL, PSYCHINFO, ZETOC, Health Management Information Consortium, Science Direct were all used to search for these articles.
Key criteria or outcomes determined for the systematic review were as follows:
1. Risk of second breast cancer over time – incidence compared to general population (findings in Additional file
2. Incidence and method of detection of local recurrence and second ipsi and contra-lateral breast cancer (findings in Additional file
3. Evidence of the benefits of hospital or alternative setting follow-up for survival and well-being level 1 – 4 evidence (findings in Additional file
Additional file 1
Tables selected articles [ 10,12-16,19,24,25,32-34,36,37,40-43,45,48-53].
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Searches for review
Searches are reported in Additional file
Additional file 2
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Figure 1
PRISMA flow chart.
PRISMA flow chart.
Patients included in the review
For all studies only articles reporting studies of women with stage 1–3 breast cancer who had no distant metastases and were in remission after surgery were reviewed. Further particulars of patients are described in the tables.
Eligibility criteria for articles
Eligibility criteria were appropriate for the type of evidence necessary for the different follow-up criteria and are described among the inclusion criteria for each table. Manuscripts not meeting the criteria were excluded. For all tables care was taken to examine articles for possible selection bias among participants included in the studies in order to ensure generalisability of findings. For example for the reports of incidence of recurrence studies of special populations such as those of families at increased risk of cancer were excluded. Large observational cohorts of patients followed over at least 10 years with low attrition rates and population based studies using cancer registry data were suitable for estimating recurrence rates and incidence of new primaries. In order to evaluate the effect of interventions randomised controlled trials (RCTs) were the best evidence. The evidence for different follow-up locations is therefore presented in three tables according to the type and quality of evidence, firstly RCTs which include survival as an outcome, secondly RCTs which include well-being only as an outcome and thirdly observational studies and audits. Inclusion and exclusion criteria for each table are reported in Additional file
Additional file 3
Inclusion criteria.
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Management of morbidity
For this section addressing management of morbidity the subject matter was too broad to review in a systematic way in our article but the issues were nevertheless relevant to follow up. These issues were therefore discussed in a narrative way.
Study selection
Potential articles for inclusion in the tables were identified from the titles and abstracts from the searches in the first instance by FT and full text articles were retrieved. These and full text articles from other sources (reference lists of review articles for example) were examined by FT and JD and those meeting the inclusion criteria were included in the tables. Details of the selection of articles are shown in the PRISMA diagram in Figure
Tables 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 summarise the findings of the selected studies and are presented in Additional file
Risk of second breast cancer over time
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Gao's study
The results of other types of study confirm the findings of the studies reported above. In a systematic review of earlier studies Chen
Incidence and method of detection of local recurrence and second ipsi and contra-lateral breast cancer
The findings for this are presented in Additional file
Incidence and method of detection of local recurrence and survival - reviews
Systematic reviews
The earliest systematic review of method of detection of recurrences and new cancers was by Grunfeld
Method of detection of local recurrence and survival - articles with report of surveillance mammography published after year 2000
Since many early studies were limited by the lack of reporting of the frequency of mammography, articles with reported mammography and outpatient schedules were presented in Additional file
Since recurrence from breast cancer can occur 20 years or more after treatment for the primary cancer and women who have had breast cancer are also at increased risk of developing a new cancer in the other breast, it is likely that routine surveillance mammography will be of benefit in detecting asymptomatic cancers and improving survival for an indefinite period of time. The weight of evidence supports surveillance mammography as an effective means of detecting curable recurrences and new cancers and that it improves survival. All of these observational studies of routine clinical practice showed that some cancers were still detected by clinical examination. Routine clinical examination still serves as a "safety net" for women who have not attended for mammography, do not wish to self examine, or have, for other reasons, failed to report symptoms. It is also possible that clinicians are more likely to detect recurrence in the axilla than patients who self examine. For this type of information comparison of retrospective reports of survival based on method of detection can be misleading since the method of detection will depend on the services available, the type of cancer and adequate recording of data. Slow growing cancers are more likely to be detected in the preclinical, asymptomatic stage than fast growing ones and in addition to this there is the problem of lead time bias. The studies reviewed in this section measured survival from diagnosis thus avoiding lead time bias but earlier stage detection of slow growing cancers is a source of bias that is more difficult to avoid. In future more precise characterisation of the tumour by genetic tests and surveillance with MRI may enable earlier detection than routine mammography. In a study among women at high risk of breast cancer MRI was found to be more sensitive than mammography
Evidence of the benefits of hospital or alternative setting follow-up for survival and well-being – level 1-4 evidence
There is controversy regarding the value of specialist follow up in a hospital setting as currently practised for women who have undergone treatment for early breast cancer.
Current practice and guidelines
The recent guidelines of the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence in the UK (NICE
RCTs of breast cancer follow-up in hospital or alternative settings which include recurrence or survival as outcomes - level 1 evidence
By far the greatest limitation to the validity of these studies (Additional file
The findings need to be interpreted in this context. Grunfeld's two studies of hospital follow up compared to follow-up in General Practice in the UK
RCTs of breast cancer follow-up in hospital or alternative settings with acceptability, well-being, access to medical care as outcomes - level 1 evidence
There is a consensus among the RCTs of nurse led or General Practitioner (GP) led alternative follow-up that patient satisfaction and anxiety is similar or better in alternative follow-up (Additional file
There is however a paucity of evidence for evaluating different locations for follow-up. New studies with limited findings as yet are in progress; a four arm RCT in the Netherlands comparing hospital and nurse led follow-up has shown evidence for acceptability by patients of alternative nurse led follow up but it is too soon yet for survival evidence
Breast cancer follow-up in alternative settings with acceptability, well-being, access to medical care as outcomes - observational studies or audits - level 2–4 evidence
Evidence from observational studies and audits to evaluate alternative follow-up compared to hospital follow-up for outcomes such as well-being and satisfaction and in some cases survival is shown in Additional file
There is also no evidence of increased use of normal GP services or increased numbers of tests in the alternative groups where this was investigated. Koinberg
Evidence regarding the psychological effect of the annual visit itself on the patient is conflicting with some studies showing that patients are reassured by the visit and others reporting that it generates anxiety
In Scotland Montgomery
In addition to the intervention for alternative follow up patients in the UK normally have access to a specialist breast care nurse for an indefinite period of time after their operation and this may be helping to reassure women discharged from hospital follow-up in the UK studies. The non-randomised evidence of cohorts or observational studies contributes to the generalisability of the findings of the RCTs since they are based on a broader base of patients.
Management of morbidity
Evaluation of symptom oriented detection of distant metastases with clinical examination versus more intensive investigations
It is clear that early detection of local recurrence and early detection of new cancers can improve survival. However ASCO (2006)
Adherence to endocrine therapy and management of side effects
These treatments are long term preventive therapies and adherence to endocrine therapy has been cited as one of the main reasons for hospital led follow-up by hospital consultants in the UK
In the light of the effectiveness of these drugs in reducing breast cancer mortality compliance is a problem which should be addressed in follow up. Reasons for non-compliance are not clear but side effects are likely to be one cause. These include the effects of long term anti-oestrogen therapy such as osteoporosis and possible effects on lipid metabolism and cardiovascular risk which should be monitored in all patients. There is a need for further research in this area.
Interventions to improve well-being among women treated for early breast cancer
Long term symptoms and after effects of treatment that women who have had breast cancer can encounter are well known. Ganz
This study has highlighted evidence for follow up strategies that are likely to improve survival and well-being of women treated for early breast cancer. Follow up should encompass early detection of new cancers as well as recurrence and maximise adherence to preventive endocrine therapy in those patients with oestrogen or progesterone receptor positive cancers. Evidence that women with a history of breast cancer are at increased risk of a second breast cancer primary was confirmed in large populations with different health care systems. Long term studies indicate that this increased risk continues at a constant rate for 20 years or more.
There is evidence from the studies we reviewed that mammographically detected recurrences are also detected at an earlier stage and results in better survival than clinically detected ones and that local recurrence may occur many years after treatment. The finding that a regimen of surveillance mammography offers a survival benefit among women treated for primary breast cancer when compared with a surveillance regimen that does not include surveillance mammography was also reported in a recent Health Technology Assessment incorporating a systematic review
Whilst much of what we know about the benefits and side effects of breast cancer treatment have been learnt from long term follow up of cohorts of patients in the specialist clinic its contribution to improved outcomes remains unclear. Detection of local recurrence and contralateral cancers occurs more often by patients or by surveillance mammography than by routine clinical examination and hospital based follow up does not meet patients' needs for psychosocial support. The increasing numbers of breast cancer survivors put pressure on services that may be better directed to patients who are ill. Recent debate
In trials of alternative follow-up after one year a significant proportion of patients were retained in hospital follow-up by oncologists
Addressing emotional and physical concerns are important parts of survivorship which should be incorporated into any follow-up plan regardless of location. Ganz recommends a self held care plan. In the UK the universal population based primary care system includes general practitioners, practice nurses, district nurses, health visitors and community psychiatric services which often work from the same health centres. Patient held care plans are successfully used for a variety of chronic conditions as a supplement to the NHS organisational structures and as an aid to communication.
Generally women reported high satisfaction with alternative follow-up regimes. These studies did not report any consideration of age in the design or interpretation of the trials or details of how alternative follow-up was presented to the women and whether survival was discussed. It is likely that when survival and well-being are in conflict, such as in making decisions about stressful tests or preventive treatment which has side effects, patients may make different choices
A major issue in follow-up is the management of preventive hormone therapy. 75% breast cancers are hormone dependent and thus susceptible to hormone therapy. In a survey of breast cancer specialists in the UK the management of this therapy was highlighted as the most important aim of follow-up
A strength of our study is that it is a synthesis of evidence and encompasses a range of important criteria for breast cancer follow-up both for the survival and well-being of patients and health service provision. We have incorporated other more specialised reviews among our evidence. A limitation is that we have not included an analysis of cost with the exception of one study where the evidence was from a randomised controlled trial
Long-term support, surveillance mammography and fast access to medical treatment at point of need may be better than hospital based surveillance limited to five years. Women who have had breast cancer are at increased risk of a second primary in the long term and this is particularly important for younger women. The frequency with which local recurrence is detected by patients between routine surveillance mammography indicates that breast self-examination may be important for this group and a risk adjusted surveillance strategy may be helpful. Surveillance mammography and transfer to management in General Practice or a nurse or radiographer led service operating from the hospital are acceptable to patients but adequate data on survival is lacking. Evidence for optimal frequency and duration of surveillance mammography is inadequate. Further studies with long term outcomes are needed to establish the safety and effectiveness of novel alternative options relevant to patient cohorts stratified for age, tumour biology and treatment type.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
FT identified criteria, did searches, extracted data, selected articles and wrote text. JD identified criteria, selected articles, contributed to and reviewed text. PD identified criteria, reviewed selected articles, contributed to and reviewed text. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
Name of guarantor
Guarantor: Professor Janet A Dunn
Ethics approval
Not applicable
A NIHR senior investigator award for Professor Janet Dunn funded this research. The researchers were independent of the funders.
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Andre Dallaire, 34, a convenience store clerk from the Montreal suburb of Longueuil, could face life in prison, which means 25 years before consideration of parole.
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- Round-Trip Ground Transportation from the Airport to Hotel and Marangu Mountain Gate
- Double-Occupancy Accommodations for Three Nights at Springlands Hotel in Moshi and Four Nights in Mountain Huts on Kilimanjaro
- Seven Breakfasts, Four Lunches, and Four Dinners
- Two Porters per Person, Mountain Guide, and Chef During the Trek
- Airline Taxes, Fuel Surcharges, Hotel Fees, Entrance Fees, and Climbing Fees Included
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days 1 and 2: in flight
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• Layover in Istanbul the following afternoon; connect to overnight flight to Kilimanjaro
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• Ride transport to Moshi for early check-in at your hotel
• Spend the rest of the day resting and recovering from travel
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day 4: rest and preparation
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• Staff will be on hand to answer questions
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Overnight at Springlands Hotel. Breakfast provided.
day 5: montane rain forest
• After breakfast, ride to Kilimanjaro National Park (two hours from Moshi)
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• First leg of the trek will take 3-4 hours and cross a montane rain forest
• Arrive at Mandara Hut (9,000 feet above sea level)
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day 6: mawenzi and kibo peaks
• Set out on a 5-hour trek through the moorland to Horombo
• Arrive at Horombo Hut (12,335 feet above sea level)
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day 7: saddle of kilimanjaro
• Trek to Kilimanjaro's alpine desert slung between Kibo and Mawenzi peaks
• Hike for 5-6 hours to arrive at the stone Kibo Hut (15,416 feet above sea level)
• Prepare your equipment and get as much sleep as possible
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• Ascend steep, frozen scree fields to reach Gilman's Point
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• Make a 6-hour descent to arrive back at Horombo Hut
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day 9: descent and return to moshi
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• Ride back to the hotel in Moshi
• Rest until your late-evening transfer to the Kilimanjaro airport
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day 10: farewell
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• Arrive back in the US late that same night
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Washington, DC (IAD) departures: October 27 or November 26, 2014; or January 19 or February 15, 2015 ($2,799 to $2,950)
Houston (IAH) departures: October 27 or November 26, 2014; or January 19 or February 15, 2015 ($2,950)
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"Mount Kilimanjaro, the world's tallest freestanding mountain and Africa's highest peak at 19,341 feet, is the ultimate climb—except that it is attainable even for novice climbers. Call it Everest for everyone."-- Travel + Leisure
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- All departures must have a minimum of 8 people; if the minimum is not met, Skyline Travel will offer an option to depart during the dates that have reached the minimum or supply a full refund
- Includes Round-Trip Ground Transportation from the Airport to Hotel and Marangu Mountain Gate, Double-Occupancy Accommodations for Three Nights at Springlands Hotel in Moshi and Four Nights in Mountain Huts on Kilimanjaro, Seven Breakfasts, Four Lunches, and Four Dinners, Two Porters per Person, Mountain Guide, and Chef During the Trek, Airline Taxes, Fuel Surcharges, Hotel Fees, Entrance Fees, and Climbing Fees
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To preserve the prehistoric and historic cultural resources of Mississippi.
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The Mississippi Heritage Trust is the only non-profit voice in the state for the preservation of Mississippi's historic resources. We provide assistance that state preservation agencies can't give and are able to advocate on the local, state, and national level for programs and funding to benefit historic preservation in Mississippi.
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Continued work on the Mississippi coast to help save the historic resources damaged by Katrina. Efforts included successfully lobbying for federal funding for historic proprieties, working with local property owners and communities to save historic buildings, and raising money for the recovery of historic resources within the state and across the country.
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David Preziosi has been the director of the Mississippi Heritage Trust since August of 2002 after coming from the City of Natchez, Mississippi where he was the City Planner. Mr. Preziosi received a Bachelor of Environmental Design (architecture), a Master of Urban Planning, and a Historic Preservation Certificate all from Texas A&M University. During his time with the Mississippi Heritage Trust he developed the organization's first web site, created the first brochure to highlight the organization's programs, streamlined operations and programs, organized successful conferences and events for members, traveled the state to present programs about the benefits of historic preservation, worked with local communities on preservation related issues, prepared National Register nominations for communities along with Design Guidelines, and advocated on a local, state, and national levels for historic preservation. Since Katrina he worked extensively on the coast dealing with recovery issues and saving damaged historic resources. That work included damage assessment, raising money for relief efforts including a demonstration stabilization program where 6 buildings were stabilized, testified before the U.S. Congress on the damage to historic resources, lobbied for federal funding to help damaged historic properties, traveled across the country to raise money for Katrina relief and educate people about the issues of Katrina recovery. He will continue to work with local communities on preservation issues and continue to develop new programs and ideas to help save the historic character of the state.
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The veterans continued training in Ancient Area for the last 2 days of the Ancient Area Pass. Cthulhu (Poppet) looted 29 Sun Stones, 1 Green Rough-Stone, 1 Blue Rough-Stone, 2 Summon Black Reaper Rings, and Requiem Ring. Tired of the gloomy Skeleton Dungeon, they made a short visit to Bahamar Ancient Mineral Cave for a change of environment.
The enchantment whore finally decided to give my polearm with high Undead enchantment, over-writing Daemon 89% and later, ATK Rating +2 as well. This happened AFTER my Ancient Area Pass expired. LOL. I must have crafted and enchanted about 10 different polearms just for this.
Athena (f/fig) cracked open another Ancient Area Pass just to try out the newly enchanted polearm. Sadly, she still can't 1-hit kill the mobs in Ancient Area 2F using Blandir Cruz. So, Gilgamesh (Claude) decided to test the normal damage for the different polearm stances here.
In any case, Athena (f/fig) really needs a blunt. It is just silly for her to keep wearing The Defender Ring without one. After all the time spent in the mud, she became the family's 5th expert!
Anahita (f/sco) joined in a treasure hunt, but nobody found the damn thing even after 10 minutes. But luckily, she slew a Fallen Champion and looted her 1st Red Rough-Stone. This is the 1st time Fallen Champion dropped a rough-stone. Since the family has 23 ambers, they must have killed at least 230 of them so far.
The experts made 4 visits to Bellem's Relics this week, and returned with Grim-Wight and some Lv.84 elite crap (e.g. Elite Peacemaker~ wow). While in Bahamar Marsh, Cthulhu (Poppet) looted Grim-Wraith.


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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - November 7, 1919, Ada, Oklahoma The Photoplays Showing Today Have an Educational Effect, They A re Important in the Worlds Intellectual Development-Libertg Today Wtyt gfoa Cberang VOLUME XVI. NUMBER 204ADA, OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919 THREE CENTS THE COPYWilson Hotel in Atlanta Bums; Three Are Dead; Loss Unknown SCORES OF MEN AND WOMEN RESCUED ONE OF THE DEAD A WOMAN WHO LEAPED TO STREET BEFORE FIREMEN ARRIVED. By the Associated Press ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 7.—At least three persons lost their lives and nearly a score injured, and several seriously, in a fire in the Wilson Hotel here early this morning. Scores of men and women were rescued by firemen. One of the dead was a women, who leaped to the street before the fireman arrived. Fire Chief Cody said he feared more bodies might be found in the building. Of the three bodies dead, one was a man, said to be manager of the hotel; another a woman, and the third was so badly burned it had not been determined whether it was that of a man or woman. The loss had not been estimated early today, nor had the cause of the fire been determined. JUDGE JACKSON TODAY GAVE ADM I \ INTIMATION SPOKESMEN THE SEGRO NIGHT HID. WEHE A UNIT AGAINST ERS OF HELENA A GOMPERS* PROPOSAL TO YEAR EACH. WITHDRAW INJUNCTION. I By the Associated Press HELENA. Ark., Nov. 7.—-The seven negro "Paul Reveres" who on 0<^t. I spread the news of the Elaine disturbances and instructed plantation negroes to gather at the houses of the various leaders, according to testimony brought out in the trials, were arraigned before circuit court when it convened today and sentenced by Judge J. M. Jackson to a year each in the state penitentiary when they pleaded guilty to charges of night riding. Remaining cases against negroes charged with implication in the outbreak were disposed if today. The "Paul Revers" so designated by the prosecuting attorney, also received sentences of hire years each on We neday when they pleaded guilty to second degree murder. The state dismissed cases against eleven negroes, releaser three who had not been indicted and held twelve for further investigation by the grand jur. when it meets Nov. 17. As a result of the trials growing out of the outbreak which occupied the circuit court five days, eleven negroes wcrq convicted on first degree murder arid fifty-four were sentenced to terms of from one to twenty-one years in the state prison By th# Associated Pre** WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.—The strike of bituminous coal miners in particular and the industrial situation in general were discussed by President Wilson's cabinet today at a special meeting called by Secretary Lansing of the state department. Fuel Administrator Garfield and Director General Hines of the Railroad Administration were present. Before the cabinet assembled administration spokesmen reiterated that the government was unalterably opposed to the proposal of Samuel Gompers. president of the American Federation of Labor, that the injunction suit against United Mine Workers of America be withdrawn as a preliminary to the negotiation to new agreement between the miners and the operators. Officers said that the government's offer to arbitrate the controversy as soon as the strike order was withdrawn still was open and that unless it was accepted and the strike ended there was no course for the government except to press the injunction suit. WILL ACCEPT RESERVATIONS TO PEACE TREATY IF THEY DO NOT NULLIFY THE COVENANT. By the Associated P WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.—President Wilson today told Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, administration leader in the senate peace treaty fight, that he would be entirely satisfied with any reservations supporters of the treaty might feel justified in accepting, provided they did not nullify the league of nations covenant and were designed for the purpose of interpreting the terms of the treaty. The President, Senator Hitchcock said, expressed "his very strong approval" of what had ben accomplished to date and agreed that no compromise would be offered unless a deadlock was reached on a resolution of ratification. Senator Hitchcock outlined his program as first an endeavor to defeat the reservations reported by the foreign relations commitee, and if that failed, to vote down the resolution of ratification containing these reservations. His next move will be to present a resolution of ratification and should a deadlock ensue to attempt a compromise with republican opponents. Senator4Hitchcock said if a resolution of ratification containing the committee reservations were adopted that would settle the fight so far as the senate was concerned. He declined to specie as to the probable course of the I iesident in such a case. LECHE IO AM EVERY BUSINESS MAN IN CITY INVITED TO FREE LECTURE AT NORMAL AUDITORIUM TONIGHT. Arrangements have been completed by the Ada Commercial Club to bring to this city this evening at 8 o'clock in the auditorium of the Normal building, the noted lecture and motion pictures entitled, "The Troubles of a Merchant and How to Stop Them." The lecture and pictures will bring to the merchant, clerk and professional man. one of the most fascinating stories on retail merchandising ad store efficiency ever presented. Mr. W. F. Brennan will be the lecturer, and, by moving pictures and stereoptican views, will show and explain some of the latest and best methods on storekeeping—arrangement of goods, window^ display, how' to write newspaper ads and how to get best results therefrom—and many other interesting things relating to retail business. The feature of the evening will be a three-reel film showing "The Troubles of a Merchant"—the mistakes that usually occur in the average store, the indifference am- Oklahoma City Is For Claude Weaver For Congressman Arkansas Governor and Coal Operators In Conference Today STRIKE CM nu; n.i i r ok shun now ox WAV TO FOHT WORTH— OXF TO STO!* HKUK KOR KXHIBITIOX. GIRL BUTTONHOLE MAKERS DRAWING $50 A WEEK NOW BILL WOULD STOP ALIEN REDS FROM COMING TO U. S. WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.—"No alie*3 shall hereafter be naturalized or admitted as a citizen of the United Slates who cannot speak and read the English language." This long step forward in Hie movement to make "America for Americans" is taken in a bill amending the naturalization law reported to the house by the immigration committee yesterday. Other provisions to further the work of Americanization are included in the measure and additional safeguards against against the surreptitious entry of undesirable are provided. Establishment of a permanent land and coast patrol of the boundaries of the United States to prevent the unlawful entry of aliens who are excluded under the law's is recommended. A division of patrol guard in the bureau of immigration, department of labor, would be created to operate the patrol. "Said patrol." the bill provides shall consist of such force of guards and officers as is necessary to adequately guard said boundaries." An appropriation of $250,000 to defray expenses of the patrol is au-_ _ . thor!zed. Everyone can contribute al least . . Ave cen,, toward .he purchase of ,hl .ii ' T" ,h?.T,e wa?'ed Red Crn«* if ,lna «" rZ Ir in riotous talking, they lahoma do#!* th* ttnn non Jfn kI frf* b**inninK to wonder if they will £5K.d0"' * 00 111 bVJ,r •• dv f«» n™ry thin** ln time to adjourn.—Miami News. By th# Associated Press CHICAGO, Nov. 7.— Present hign prices for men's ready-to-wear clothing today were blamed on the amalgamated clothing workers of America by Nichols Michaels, assistant state's attorney, in whose hands were books and records of the organization taken in a raid on its headquarters. More than $500,000 listed as fines and settlements was taken from the clothing manufacturers by the union, the state's attorney's office charges. Various small factories and shops were driven out of business and the industry in general was compelled to pay tribute, according to Mr. Michaels. According to information obtained by Mr. Michaels girl button-hole workers have been paid $50 a week and more skilled workers considerably higher wages under the scale formulated by the union. First class coat makers, it is said, received from $100 to $125 a week under the piece work system. Nearer and nearer the long lint of Canadian-Eriseon biplanes, manned by pilots of the Service Aviation company, and numbering 14 ships, is wending its way among the clouds, to Fort Worth, Texas, from Wa-basial nd., a distance of 1000 miles. The ^Teet cit biplanes, each a might, machine of industry, will stop for a brief rest period at Tulsa, Okla.. before proceeding to their white) base at Fort Worth, Texas. The Service Aviation company has promised to send at least one of the original ships that are making this historical trip, to Ada during this month, and the citizens of Tontotoc county will have the opportunity to make short aerial flights over the city. All along their aerial route from the North, they entertained the people of the different cities with aerial stunts. From all reports, they were met by welcoming and enthusiastic crowds. Their journey over the country' will bring them to Fort Worth, where a monster hangar has been constructed for their permanent use. From Fort Worth they will establish an aerial passenger service to nearby cities aud the principal oil fields. th# AtSKiatad Pres* , FORT SMITH. Ark., Nov. 7<— j Flans for reopening the Arkansas coal fields wilk ne discussed at a conference between coal operators and Governor Charles II. Brough ai Linlv Rock today, according to a stater tnt made b> the governor here la^t lrght. SIXTY-SIX TRAINS HAVE BEEN ANNULLED IN THE CENTRAL WEST TO SAVE COAL OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 7. En- i thusiastic indorsement of the candidacy of Claude Weaver for congress on the Democratic ticket was ga\en last night in the Overholser th afer in a rousing rally, one of the fi a' notes of the Fifth district campaign. I W caver put the issue up to his republican opponent, J. W. Herreid in nine questions as to his stand on various acts of legislation by the democratic administration. He also declared that he had issued a challenge to Harreld to joint debate on the league of nations but t'tat the invitation had been ignor ed. Mr. W. F. Brennan. MICKIE SAYS Tat con* nub of Willard School Friday, November 7, at 3:30. Piano Solo—Marvin? Brydia. Health Taik-r Miss Jones. Duet—Mrs. Mears, Miss Mears. Business meeting. Adjournment. Now that Zapata's army of freebooters in Mexico has been decimated and its remnant has# surrendered, I* ay be Senor Carranza will have a^ fey more troops to use against Villia, but that is not saying that he will. ny t1** ANmriated Pres* CHICAGO, Nov. 7.—Curtailment o* passenger service, discontinuance of the use of coal for * our own vessel? at American ports, restriction in some places of the use of public utilities and appeals for coal for various cities as the strike of approximately 4 25.000 bituminous coal miners today rounded out its first week, gave the nation further indications of the distress in store, should there be a protracted suspension of mining operations. Other disarrangements of the country's outine was expected today, with little change in the ' general condition surrounding the strike itself. Government agencies still remain hopeful that developments tomorrow' at Indianapolis, when the motion Hied by attorneys for the United Mine Workers asking dissolution of the restraining order will be argued, may open the way that will lead to an early settlement of the strike. While it was officially announced by the director general of railroads that no general curtailment of train service was contemplated, sixtv-six trains today has been annulled in the central west. Regional directors had orders to eliminate service where it was not absolutely necessary in the public interest. WEATHER FOR Et 'AST Cloudy In east, rain and warmer in west portion tonight. Saturday, rain and warmer in south portion. PEACE TREATY DOCUMENT SIGNED BY ST. GERMAIN Hv th# Associated i'mi PARIS, Nov. 7.—The Austrian delegation " has handed to the peace treaty conference the ratification , document of the treaty signed by ;*Si. Germain. The fight against tuberculosis is a fight for better and healthier men, women and children. Buy Red Cross Seals and help in this effort. Revival Meeting Nazarene Church Drawing Crowds The revival meeting at the Nazarene Church will continue thru this week and probably longer. Large congregations are attending all the services, particularly those of the! evenings. There has been a deep! intel est manifested in the services1 with a large number of conversions.! iRcv. Ch8rley Robinson of Bethany! is delivering some fine sermons. The! public generally has a hearty invi-! tat ion to attend these meetings, j Wets Still in Lead In Ohio According to Latest Reports! _i By tho Associated Press COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 7.—Actual returns reported to Secretary of State Smith from sixty-four bf eighty-eight counties still show the1 wets leading 'on all prohibition pro-! posals submitted to Ohio voters; Tuesday. Statisticians in the office \>f the* secretary of state predict that at I IL0,06 of the Proposals, the state prohibition enforcement act, will be won by Sthe wets and that the final result of the ratification of the legis- endor8ement of the federal prohibition amendment will be close ong clerks on account of lack of proper supervision, bad system, •poorly arranged stock—which resulted in losses and leaks in the business, and finally caused the merchant to become disheartened and about to give up the struggle. The merchant's career changed, however, after he adopted a system that gave him a proper check on his goods and money, rearranged His store and goods so that they attracted customers. and taught his clerks how to become more efficient through being courteous and attentive to the trade. The lecture and pictures bring out many other ideas of interest to the merchant, and are instructive as well as entertaining. These pictures have been shown before some of the largest state and national conventions, under the auspices of Chambers of Commerce, Board of Trad*^ Merchants' Associations and otfi busiess organizations, and have received the highest commendation and endorsement. The lecture and pictures have been secured through the courtesy of the National Cash Register Company. of Davton, Ohio. There will be no charge for admission, and every merchant and clerk in the city will, no doubt, take advantage of the opportunity offered and attend. First is First. The First Ward of Ada is not only the first ward in number but the first in Ada to raise its quota in the Red Cross drive. Its quota of $1200.00 had been subscribed at noon today and the campaign was still going good. Reports from over the county indicate tfat a great dea of work is being done and that i-generous response is being made bv the public. R will pay you lo watch the, want Ad columns of the News. 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Details from a photograph of Red Hook's greased-up toughs battling cops with pop guns?
Little Dodger fans unhappy to find a heap of Preacher Roe's stinky socks?
A dare-devil pilot heading towards his experimental plane at Floyd Bennet Field?
Or none of those things? Well, if you said none of those things you'd be right. All of these details come from the same photo, and one which, when I happened upon it, struck me as deeply mysterious. The last detail, below, which occasioned the convergence of all these Brooklynites doesn't help to clear up the riddle either, unless of course, you look a little closer.
The ASPCA stencil gives it away -- those crates are full of cats. And on August 28, 1950, John Joule, an agent for the ASPCA, was charged with the unenviable task of clearing out 40 or so of those little critters from a cramped store front where they'd been abandoned. Here's the complete photo of Joule at work.
The story of the cat rescue ran on the front page of that day's Eagle, just beneath a photo of a dozen or so North Korean prisoners of war lined up for food at a P.O.W. camp in Busan. In fact, but for short notices about a Himalayan earthquake, and a fire in a Montreal nightclub, the only other articles free of jingoistic Red scare patter and reports from the front in Korea are pieces about the difficulties a newly transplanted Hollywood starlet, Lisa Kirk, found in being faithful to her husband, and the work of John Joule, Brooklyn cat catcher.
The subject headings in our catalog for this photo include: Cats and Gas masks. I think it's the only instance where these two headings appear together in the same catalog record.
Joule and his partner, John Stizel, were indeed feline pretty bad. As the Eagle reported, after kicking-in the soaped over glass door at 222 St.Mark's Avenue, Joule and Stizel quickly slammed it shut again when they got a whiff of the cats' punishing odor. After donning a gas mask, and filling the 8 crates they had brought along, Joule was quoted as saying: "We need reinforcements. It's still full of cats in there." Once the extra crates arrived and were filled, Joule and Stizel took the cats back to 233 Butler St., where the ASPCA's shelter was located. What to do with the cats was solved, but where the cat owners were was another question. Landlord Claude Aulicino hadn't seen the elderly couple since he first rented them the storefront, a few months prior to the cat extraction, when they had paid two months rent in advance, and told Aulicino they'd be using the space to manufacture fire extinguishers.
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My installation of Spiceworks seems to forget the password for the AD integration after a few minutes, with the result that the People section reports that the users are "Not in Active Directory".
When I set the credentials, they work fine and SW gets the list of people from AD, but within 30 minutes it 'forgets' the password and AD integration stops working.
Does anyone know why this could be happening?
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Dec 6, 2010 at 7:02 UTC
I had the same problem. I backed up my SW database and re-installed SW and rebooted the server it is running on. Since then, no problems. I also created a specific AD account for SW AD integration.
Dec 14, 2010 at 5:07 UTC
OK, I've tried both of those things, and Spiceworks still reports people "inactive" and "Not in Active Directory" after the initial scan of AD.
I am using the 'generic' Global Catalog entry in DNS for the server address (gc._msdcs.<domainname>.<tld>) - could that be an issue?
Dec 17, 2010 at 6:17 UTC
I still can't get the AD integration to stick - whenever I go to use it, none of the people are active and are all marked as "Not in Active Directory".
This is really annoying now, as everything else works a treat, and this would make my job a lot easier - if it worked!
Does anyone else have a suggestion?
Jan 5, 2011 at 5:48 UTC
Unfortunately this is still happening and it's preventing me from using the User Portal/Tickets, as my users cannot login to it using their AD domain accounts.
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Jan 11, 2011 at 4:35 UTC
This is still happening, and it's really spoiling my experience of SpiceWorks.
I've even tried turning off UAC in case that was preventing SpiceWorks from saving the password.
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Eric Covener wrote: > On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 10:09 AM, Udo Rader<firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >> Graham Leggett wrote: >> SSLOptions +FakeBasicAuth >> AuthName "Snake Oil Authentication" >> AuthType Basic >> AuthBasicProvider ldap >> AuthLDAPRemoteUserAttribute uid >> >> AuthLDAPURL ldap://127.0.0.1/dc=example,dc=com?subjectDN?one >> require valid-user >> </Location> >> >> For obvious reasons, authentication fails, because mod_ssl sends "password" >> as the password for any "faked" basic auth user to the underlying >> authentication mod_authzn_ldap module, see the "FakeBasicAuth" section here >> [1]. >> >> And of course, it is impossible to set "password" as password for everyone >> in the LDAP DIT. >> >> What we basically "needed" was our clients authenticate using their >> certificates and then have mod_authnz_ldap fetch their user names (uid) >> based on the certificates' subjects (or similar). > > I never understood how FakeBasic was usable, but nevertheless you > don't want "AuthBasicProvider LDAP" in this case. This is the bit > that's asking LDAP to check the users password -- you just want the > authorization directives. Yes, but the problem is that the "fake" user name set by mod_ssl is the certificate's subject, eg. /C=AT/ST=Austria/L=Innsbruck/O=Example.com/OU=The Test/CN=Foo firstname.lastname@example.com Typically, certificate based authentication needs to be "supported" by LDAP, the latter translating the certificate subjects into "real" usernames, useable by external applications via REMOTE_USER. Once authentication is done, LDAP based authorization should take effect. So, if I see it right, besides the hard coded "password", the missing bit currently is the mapping between certificate subjects and "real" user names (let them be the complete DN from the DIT or just an attribute). -- Udo Rader, CTO http://www.bestsolution.at http://riaschissl.blogspot.com
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