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|Name: NetworkManager-kde4-devel
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.3
|Version: 0.9.0.7
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 1.1.1
|Build date: Tue Feb 5 17:31:39 2013
|Group: Development/Libraries/KDE
|Build host: build20
|Size: 90259
|Source RPM: NetworkManager-kde4-0.9.0.7-1.1.1.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://quickgit.kde.org/?p=networkmanagement.git
|Summary: Development files for NetworkManager-kde4
This package contains the necessary files and headers for developing applications using NetworkManager-kde4.
* Mon Jan 28 2013 email@example.com - Update to 0.9.0.7 * fix Metric edit box in VPN's routes window (kde#311837) * add workaround to prevent crash when disabling wireless also disconnects the wifi card from motherboard (kde#304466) * fix Ok button when adding/editing connections (kde#313291) * add support to IPv6 Privacy Extension (kde#312305) * quote file names when exporting openvpn configuration file in case they contain white spaces in their names (kde#312656) * improve vpn import/export error handling. * ignore "ghost" connections (kde#311032) * workaround visual glitch in Back button in interface details window (kde#311348) * fix disabling IPv4 configuration (usefull if you only use IPv6) (kde#311894) * Wed Dec 12 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 0.9.0.6 * Add warning when storage mode is kwallet and kwallet is not enabled. The warning will be printed in ~/.xsession-errors. * Add warning about things that must not go to the log file. * Pre-fill secrets in password dialog for wifi connections. * Fix crash when deleting connection. * Fix another potential case of qDeleteAll() crash. * Fix crash on kded4 startup * Make version text selectable by mouse. * Update systray icon even when not in a panel containment. This is usefull when using systray widget outside a panel. * Go passive if there is no network interface available. * guard QWaitCondtion::wakeAll() call with mutex lock/unlock to prevent deadlock * CISCO vpn pcf files can have string keys either as "<key>" or "!<key>". If <key> is not found, look for !<key> too. * Knm::Setting does not need to inherit from QObject. This may be the cause of the crash when deleting Knm::WirelessSecuritySetting: * Add MD5 and GTC options to WPA2 Enterprise's TTLS setting dialog. * Set configuration dialog size when opening it via systray icon's right menu. * Use correct default password mode. * Correctly detect if 802-1x security setting is enabled or not. * Add mechanism to validate EAP methods' settings. The first one implemented is for TLS, which requires the identify field to be filled or it will crash the edit dialog. Now the Ok button in edit dialog will be disabled if the identify field is empty. * Print error message if loading vpn plugin fails. * Fix ConnectionSecretsJob::doAskUser() for vpn connections. * Tue Oct 02 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 0.9.0.5 * Read/Save EAP configuration in PPP tab for mobile broadband and bluetooth connections. (kde#304873) * Escape ampersands since Plasma::IconWidget::setText() removes accelerators (ampersands) automatically.(kde#305077) * Test if wallet has been sucessfully opened before using it. (kde#303524) * Fix insertion of new connections (such as VPN) in wrong position when no wireless interface is enabled. * Fix problem with system tray icon not showing status overlay or more precisely cleaning the status overlay when it should not. * Fix a bug in which the wireless password prompt dialog would be shown at an incorrect size. (kde#306902) * Allow empty string in 'Subject Match' and 'Alternative Subject Matches' fields in wifi WPA2 enterprise dialog. (kde#307496) * Add storage type combobox for GSM password field in GsmWidget. (kde#306132) * SECRET_TAG and TLS_AUTH_TAG should contain 2 parameters, second one being the direction (in/out) assuming values 0 or 1 respectively. Added another check to ensure that the 2nd parameter is present before accessing that index. (kde#307517) * with many improvements * Thu Aug 02 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 0.9.0.4 * fix crash loading VPNC config file (kde#302006) * show correct icon when wired is plugged/unplugged (kde#303155) * Show ad-hoc connections in connection list when "Show More" is active (kde#302790) * Fix issue with OpenVPN config files (kde#302451) * Fix asking for WPA2 password dialogs (kde#299868) * Some icon and tooltip fixes * Mon Jun 18 2012 email@example.com - Update to 0.9.0.3 * fix the crash when opening kwallet bug in all known cases * other bugfixes * Sat May 26 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update nm9 version to official 0.9.0.2 release * Fri Mar 23 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20120319 * Import/Export Routes for VPN connections * Fix "Last Used label resets to Never after a minute". * Use localized provider's name and plan in Mobile Connection Wizard * Fix wifi hidden network support (kde#209464) * Allow creating cdma connections when no cdma device is plugged (kde#293068) * Don't show Access technology in tray icon while connecting (kde#103828) * Fix and workaround graphical artifacts (kde#290964) * Use asynchronous DBus API in plasmoid and kded module communication * Hide non-Internet APNs in Mobile Connection Wizard (kde#291122) * Fix security type identification for wifi shared connections * Fix wifi security type icon in connection list * Correctly detect adhoc WPA access points * Do not crash if no security type has been detected * Mon Dec 12 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20111209 * Fix wifi WPA2 edit dialog * Fix setting focus on the first empty input field in vpnc auth dialog * Add some checks to prevent crash when PolicyKit denies connection editing * Fix icons for bluetooth interface item and system tray * Fix tethering with iPhone 3GS via PAN * Sat Nov 26 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - fix file list for files packaged twice * Sun Oct 30 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Refresh git snapshot again to fix second part of kde#285255 * Sat Oct 29 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20111029 * Fix crash after resume from disk (kde#285255) * Thu Oct 27 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20111027 * Fix kde#283017 * Mon Oct 24 2011 email@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20111024 * Prevent crash when stopping NM * Make signal strength show in system tray also for Mobile broadband connections * Enable autoconnect by default for WIFI connections * Several bugfixes - Updated translations * Thu Oct 13 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - just set some environment variable in case there is no NM configured in sysconfig * Mon Sep 26 2011 email@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20110925 * Prevent two crashes because of dangling points (kde#254070) * Add wifi's band and channel info to interface details (NM 0.9 only) * Enable hover effects on system tray icon (NM 0.9 only) (kde#190342) * Improve NM's wrong version error message (NM 0.9 only) (kde#281962,#282085) * Mark some OpenConnect secrets as NotSaved, since they are changing (NM 0.9 only) (kde#282282) * Fix networkmanager plasmoid icons too small when in panel (NM 0.9 only) (kde#249319) * Rework VPN status overlay icon (NM 0.9 only) * Fix crash in OpenConnect when trying to connect to an empty/unset host * Fix overlay not shown when adding plasmoid (NM 0.9 only) (kde#271766) * Use the interface with default route to update system tray's icon (NM 0.9 only) * Mon Sep 12 2011 email@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20110911 * Fix saving secrets for system connections * Fix crash on resume * Support connecting to hidden SSID networks (NM 0.9 only) * Sun Sep 11 2011 email@example.com - libknm_nm.so is not properly versioned hence should be in the -libs package * Mon Sep 05 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - libsolidcontrolfuture.so is not properly versioned hence should be in the -libs package * Thu Sep 01 2011 email@example.com - Added mobile-broadband-providers-info buildrequires - Added openconnect backend for 0.9 (openSUSE 12.1) version This is not available for the 0.8 (opensuse <=11.4) version - Changed git buildrequires to be openSUSE 12.1-only - Made devel package for all distros - Changed URL to correct upstream URL - Cleaned up spec file formatting * Wed Aug 31 2011 email@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20110831 * Fix bko #281074 and bko # 280826 * Mon Aug 29 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Make the package mobile-broadband-provider-info a requirement. Without this package the mobile broadband connection wizard will not work. * Mon Aug 29 2011 email@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20110829 * Fix crash while configuring WEP network. * Fix OpenConnect VPN not working. * Fri Aug 26 2011 email@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20110826 * Changed secret handling * Treat adhoc wireless networks as normal networks * Now depends on NetworkManager >= 0.9.0 * Tue Aug 23 2011 email@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20110823 * Add an easier GUI for network sharing * Don't try to load binary incompatible backends * Fri Aug 19 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20110819 * Fix crash while disabling bluetooth interface * Fri Aug 12 2011 email@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20110811 * Make WEP key validation for [nm09] * More VPN fixes [nm08] * Thu Aug 11 2011 email@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20110811 * Fix loading/saving VPN profiles * Thu Aug 04 2011 email@example.com - Fix build on 11.4 * Thu Aug 04 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20110804 - Resolves WPA2 connectivity bug (kde#277889) * Wed Jul 27 2011 email@example.com - Obsolete NetworkManager-kde4 via plasmoid-networkmanagement to fix update on openSUSE 11.4 * Fri Jul 22 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20110722 + Build the NM09 branch for Factory + Remove obsolete patches * Wed May 04 2011 email@example.com - Update to git snapshot 20110503 - Remove 2 obsolete patches - Added compatibility patch for NM 0.9 (Only for Factory) - Monolithic KNM is no longer build * Wed Feb 02 2011 email@example.com - Add Obsoletes to allow upgrade from 11.4 * Mon Nov 15 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add patch to fix handling of BSSID (bko238046) * Wed Nov 03 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to r1192577 * Hide popup when losing focus * Patch from Jirka Klimes against monolithic KNM to reflect a change in Solid Network Manager backend. (kde#238325) * Sun Oct 10 2010 email@example.com - update to r1184295 * Fix crash and enable CDMA support in Mobile Connection Wizard * Workaround for the crash when Network Manager restarts * Wed Oct 06 2010 email@example.com - update to r1182930 * Adding Mobile Connection Wizard * Logic for hiding and showing "Hidden Network" activatable * Wed Sep 29 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 1180608 to fix Qt 4.7 build * Tue Aug 31 2010 email@example.com - Recommend instead of require lang package since it's not mandatory. * Tue Aug 10 2010 email@example.com - update to r1161677 to fix icon layout problem * Sat Aug 07 2010 email@example.com - work around popup menu not showing items (kde#243987) * Mon Jul 19 2010 email@example.com - use the lang_package macro * Sun Jun 20 2010 email@example.com - fix NetworkManager for openSUSE <= 11.2 (again) * Wed May 26 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - add network.svgz to plasmoids files * Tue May 18 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to svn 1128314 - Enable Plasmoid by default, don't autostart KNM if not asked for - Use globe for the default route - Add defaultroute icon - Fix crash when showing connection details for unused interfaces - Use new artwork - Total traffic stats and current traffic now displayed - Smaller font for the information - Interface name now takes top position, no redundant headers - Add label for traffic - Patch to make knm to emmit notification when it is already running. (kde#219420) - nicer coloring of the traffic graph - Turn back icon into a pushbutton * Fri May 14 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to svn 1126573 * Add a traffic plotter to the interface details * Current traffic in interface details * Fix show more/less button updating * Keep wireless checkbox in sync with reality * Fix crash with connections that have gone away (kde#237360) * Create notifications for all possible situations. * Make it work with 4.4 libs * improve alignment and give the text a bit more space to show * Fix crasher when VPN interface is clicked * Polishing of the interface details * Mon Apr 26 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to svn 1118999 * add connections info (applet) * make sure there's an active interface (kde#233488) * New StrongSwan VPN Plugin * more consequent use of wirelessstatus * Fri Apr 23 2010 email@example.com - Add a general frontend dbus configuration in NetworkManager so delete the conf in knetworkmanager, firstname.lastname@example.com(bnc#476502). * Sun Mar 21 2010 email@example.com - update to svn 1105786 * Wed Mar 17 2010 email@example.com - Enable KDED module by default when plasmoid-networkmanagement is installed. * Tue Mar 16 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to svn 1102398 * Wed Dec 02 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to svn 1057339 * fix jumpiness in the popup when switching tabs * autoload kded module for plasmoid * Remove textbackground for buttons * Thu Nov 26 2009 email@example.com - update to svn 1054438 + fix stepped resizing of the panel icon + tweak sizepolicies in the extender + create context for translators * Sat Nov 21 2009 email@example.com - update to svn 1051974 + NetworkManagement Plasmoid is build by default again * Fri Nov 20 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add novellvpn plugin (bnc#438310, bnc#400710) - Build on openSUSE 11.1 and SLE11 * Thu Nov 19 2009 email@example.com - sync 11.2 KDE packages with SLE (fate#305847) * Wed Nov 18 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Fix bnc#553908 - no routing set with DHCP connections - Notify NetworkManager correctly when connections are edited - Fix broken doubleclick in Other Networks dialog - Don't show Enable wireless when no wireless hardware present - Prompt for missing VPN secrets on connect - Fix openVPN with X509 certificates only - Fix sorting of newly added connections * Wed Nov 04 2009 email@example.com - update to svn 1044856 * Add ToDo * Change KNotificationItem for KStatusNotifierItem with streamlining the 4.3 ifdefs. * Mon Nov 02 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to svn1043876 * Sync dbus policy file with nm-applet * Show correct wireless security widget when creating new connections (kde#201993) * Show correct dialog when creating new connections from popup * Mon Oct 26 2009 email@example.com - Update to svn1040608 * Fix GSM network type not stored/restored (kde#207454) * Fix OpenVPN HMAC key type store/restore (kde#205894,bnc#501829) * Support never-default route option for connections needed for VPN. * Support sending DHCP client ID * Fix NM rejecting our cellular connections * Show disconnect button and status for VPN connections * Thu Oct 22 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to svn1039124 * Fix 3G (cellular) connections (bnc#534230) * Wed Oct 21 2009 email@example.com - Update to svn1038793 * Allow WEP ascii passwords (bnc#498284,kde#199786) * Show signal strength and security in Connect to Other Wireless Network dialog * Fri Oct 16 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - obsolete the KDE3 version from 11.1 (bnc#529955) * Tue Sep 29 2009 email@example.com - stop knetworkmanager from autostarting for ifup case (bnc#537367) * Fri Sep 25 2009 email@example.com - Update to svn1028043 * Fixes in manual IP address entry * Updated i18n * Mon Sep 14 2009 email@example.com - Update to svn1023237 * Show previous secrets when asking for new secrets * Reinitialise wireless secrets objects when changing security type (kde#192597) * Read VPN connection secrets on edit (kde#188489) * Fix crash on asking for wired 802.1x connection secrets (kde#206880) * Don't send empty VPN usernames (kde#205894) * Tue Sep 08 2009 email@example.com - Update to svn1021252 * Fix crash on resume using wireless (bnc#536942, kde#205955) * Allow manual IP configuration without a gateway (kde#206115) * Tue Sep 01 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to svn1017841 * Reorganize configuration so that connections and the tray icon are managed in separate config modules. (kde#203412) * Mon Aug 31 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to svn1017780 * Set a useful default size for the other connections dialog. * Show the unconfigured network item again when there are no connections. regression introduced by 1017188 * Changes in comparison with the initial version (kde#167636 and kde#199416): - avoided ugly input masks; - more usual terminology (netmask vs prefix); - netmask suggestion for basic and advanced settings (it works only if a netmask field is empty, the suggestion logic can be improved but it is enough to cover basic use cases); - simple line edits instead of table items for basic settings (as it was proposed in the bug description, now basic settings layout looks like on Mac OS); - a bit improved table view usability (as it was mentioned in TODO comments) + fields autoresize. * Mon Aug 31 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to svn1017661 * Fix missing brackets that broke PSK detection (kde#205048) * Extract some more strings (kde#205321) * Correct the 'MAC Address' labelling to 'Restrict To Interface:" and show the interfaces by Solid product name and kernel name (kde#205407) * Sat Aug 29 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to svn1017188 * Working hidden wireless networks * Move unconfigured networks to dialog * GSM fixes * Mon Aug 17 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to svn1012598 * Implement simple LEAP * Implement Dynamic WEP (kde#191881) * Implement Wired 802.1x * Allow custom connection icons * Fix a couple of crash bugs (kde#204088) * Fix editing EAP-PEAP inner secrets * Correctly save and restore 'Use System CA Certs' * Several EAP-LEAP fixes (kde#191120) * Correct Static WEP networks appearing as Dynamic WEP in tooltips * Sat Aug 15 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to svn 1011743 * Use valid UUIDs according to NM 0.7 branch * Fix crash on AP roam * Wed Aug 12 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to svn1010399 * Workaround broken WPA hashing (bnc#525980, bnc#522397) * Set default WPA-PSK connection security * Fix inverted Show Passwords logic * Fix wrong wireless bit rate units * Tue Aug 11 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to svn1010089 * Fix wrongly identified wireless security (kde#201993) * Fix crash when connecting to an AP that just disappeared (kde#202690) * Tue Aug 04 2009 email@example.com - update to svn1007025 * Fix missing wireless interfaces from the icon with default settings (bnc#528083). * Mon Aug 03 2009 email@example.com - Removed patch for tooltip as solid has been updated * Mon Aug 03 2009 email@example.com - update to svn1006258 * allow disconnecting VPN and cellular connections * Fixes for wireless connections and routing (bnc#525980) * Detailed, configurable tooltips (kde#132151) * Completed OpenVPN support (kde#198374) * Completed Cisco VPN support (kde#188489) * Wed Jul 29 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to svn1004062 * include fix to prevent crash with knetworkmanager * Wed Jul 29 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to svn1004031 * Show vpn icon overlay in tray when a vpn connection is up (kde#160365) * Identify Ad-hoc networks * Fix duplicate interface types appearing in the icon config UI * Icon per interface fixes: * Show displayed interface's state in tooltip, instead of system wide state * don't show additional networks menu when the icon is not displaying wireless interfaces * Disable unusable tooltip keys for now - packaging * Move kded module to plasmoid-networkmanagement * Tue Jul 28 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to svn1003612 * Fixes around autostart. Autostart is now described as 'show tray icon' and knetworkmanager is stopped and started by changing this setting in the KCM. * Allow separate tray icons for each interface type * Add UI and KConfigXT for configuring tray icon * Mon Jul 27 2009 email@example.com - update to svn1002883 * NetworkManager-plasmoid not functional yet. 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Innovation in the Management of Brain Metastases
Metastatic lesions to the brain occur commonly in oncology patients and portend a very poor outcome, as they often occur in the setting of progressive systemic metastatic disease and can result in neurologic deterioration that may preclude therapy. Therapy of patients with brain metastases requires a combination of measures to achieve local control at the site of metastasis (e.g., with surgical resection or radiosurgery) and to reduce the subsequent risk of recurrences elsewhere in the brain (e.g., with whole-brain radiation). Successful therapy of extracranial systemic metastases is required for optimal outcomes. Clinical trials are currently underway to define the optimal role of whole-brain radiation and radiosurgery in different subsets of patients. Novel therapies to enhance radiation responsiveness are also under investigation. In the current review, we discuss recent developments in the management of patients with brain metastases.
The development of brain metastases is an unfortunate and common complication in oncology patients. Data from several studies suggest that up to 40% of patients with certain metastatic cancers (eg, lung cancer) may develop brain metastases over their lifetime. Even this relatively high figure is probably an underestimate, as these lesions may remain asymptomatic, to be detected only on autopsy; may be misdiagnosed since they present with atypical findings (eg, with hemorrhage); and often occur in terminally ill patients, in whom a thorough diagnostic evaluation may not be desired or tolerated. Even when brain metastases are suspected, the detection rate may depend on the availability of appropriate imaging technology.
Patients with brain metastases have a very poor prognosis—the median survival of untreated patients is approximately 1 month.[1] Death can be attributed to neurologic complications in around half of all patients, and to progression of systemic metastases in the rest. Since brain metastases result in a significant degree of morbidity and mortality, therapy of this complication assumes importance in the overall care of the patient. The status of systemic metastases—their presence and rate of progression—is an important prognostic factor. Therefore, therapy directed toward extracranial metastases is also an essential component of treatment.
The exact population incidence of brain metastases is unknown, and the studies done to assess this issue are fraught with methodologic issues that make identification of time trends difficult. The annual population incidence of central nervous system (CNS) metastases in Iceland was found to be 2.8 per 100,000 in a survey conducted in the 1950s to 1960s. A more recent population-based survey (from 1972) suggested an annual incidence of 11.1 per 100,000.[2] Other studies from autopsy series suggest that up to 25% of all oncology patients will have developed brain metastases at the time of their death.[2,3] One-third of these were clinically silent antemortem. Several investigators have speculated that brain metastases have become an increasingly common problem in oncology patients due to improvements in diagnostic techniques as well as improvements in survival as a result of better therapies.[2] Due to the high prevalence of this problem, it is critical for the practicing oncologist to become aware of the issues involved in managing this complication.
The most common primary solid tumors that are responsible for brain metastases are lung cancer (50%-60%), breast cancer (10%-15%), melanoma and renal cell cancer (5%-10% each), with a variety of other malignancies (eg, gastrointestinal cancers) producing the rest.[4-6] Patients with certain hematologic malignancies (eg, subtypes of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma) have an extraordinarily high (> 25%) lifetime risk of brain involvement[7]; further discussion of the management of these hematologic malignancies is outside the scope of this review. Certain commonly occurring cancers (eg, colon cancer) uncommonly metastasize to the brain, whereas some less prevalent cancers (eg, melanoma and renal cell cancer) seem to present with brain metastases relatively commonly. These observations would support the hypothesis that metastases to the brain are caused by specific receptor-ligand interactions between tumor cells and the cerebral vasculature, rather than the effect of tumor emboli randomly lodging in narrow cerebral arterioles.[8]
Clinical Features
Patients with brain metastases typically present with signs of focal neurologic dysfunction. These symptoms include seizures and focal motor or sensory deficits. The diagnosis requires use of imaging studies (magnetic resonance imaging [MRI] is the most sensitive method) and possibly a pathologic confirmation (surgical biopsy or resection), and infrequently involves the need to sample the cerebrospinal fluid (Figure 1).
The extent of the diagnostic work-up required depends on the clinical situation. For example, invasive procedures may not be required in a patient with known cancer with widespread metastases who presents with neurologic deficits and has characteristic imaging findings. Several clinical prognostic factors have been identified in this patient group that result in poor outcomes; the best validated of these are advanced age, poor performance status, lack of response to steroid therapy, and concurrent progression of extracranial metastases.[9,10] Therapeutic decisions require an understanding of an individual patient's baseline prognosis, especially so that futile therapy can be avoided for patients with a very poor prognosis.
General Therapeutic Considerations
The treatment of patients with brain metastases is almost always administered with palliative intent, given the small likelihood of achieving long-term survival. The realistic goals of therapy for most patients with brain metastases are to improve symptoms and quality of life. Some of the interventions discussed below have been demonstrated to moderately prolong survival in selected patient subsets.
Appropriate management of brain metastases requires a multidisciplinary approach, with input from several medical and ancillary specialties such as radiology, radiation and medical oncology, neurosurgery, neurology, psychiatry, and physical therapy. Optimal supportive care represents the minimum therapy required for all patients. Therapy directed toward the brain metastases (radiation and surgery) should be offered only to selected patients—the best candidates for such therapy are younger patients with a good baseline prognostic status (good performance status) and limited and/or well-controlled extracranial metastatic disease (Figure 2).
Palliative therapy directed at the brain metastases can result in high rates of response and symptomatic improvement (usually > 90%), with a significant reduction in the risk of disease recurrence in the brain,[11] prolongation of the duration that patients can remain functional neurologically,[6] and in a small fraction of patients (usually 1%-2%), long-term disease control.[12-15] Successful treatment of systemic metastases is essential for optimal long-term cancer-related outcomes and should be offered in conjunction with therapy directed at the brain metastases. The availability of systemic therapy options and the likelihood of response to such therapy depends on the nature of the primary tumor (eg, patients with metastatic breast cancer are more likely to have effective treatment options for systemic metastases than are those with metastatic melanoma).
Supportive Care
Optimal supportive care of a patient with brain metastases involves the use of steroids for cerebral edema (which occurs in almost all patients) and anticonvulsants for those who develop seizures (which occur in 20% to 30% of patients). Corticosteroids play a central role in the treatment of brain metastases. The benefits of steroid therapy occur rapidly, with a decrease in cerebral edema documented to occur within a few hours of therapy.[16] Approximatley two-thirds of patients will notice a significant improvement in their performance status with steroid therapy.[17]
The most common steroid used is dexamethasone—the choice of this particular agent is empiric, and other corticosteroids can be used effectively in this situation as well. The usual practice is to begin therapy with a total daily dose of 12 to 24 mg of dexamethasone (eg, 4 to 6 mg orally, every 6 hours), and to taper the dose as tolerated. Steroids have multiple adverse effects, of which weight gain, psychosis, infection risk, long-term steroid dependence, and gastrointestinal bleeding are most troubling in this patient population. Once definitive therapy (eg, radiation) for the metastases is delivered, the steroid dose should be reduced as rapidly as tolerated in order to avoid these toxicities.
Patients who present with or develop seizures require therapy with anticonvulsant drugs to control symptoms. No comparative studies have tested which of the available agents (eg, phenytoin, phenobarbital) is the most effective in this patient population. Newer anticonvulsants (eg, levetiracetam [Keppra]) are being used more commonly, as they have fewer adverse effects and do not interfere with cytochrome p450-induced drug metabolism (which may be a consideration in some patients). However, these newer agents are significantly more expensive than the standard drugs. Although medical therapy with these agents effectively reduces the frequency of subsequent seizures, prophylaxis with anticonvulsant drugs (in those who have not suffered from seizures) does not seem to be effective and has the disadvantage of exposing patients to their adverse effects.[18]


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Basketball teams gear up for Tornado Tip-offOctober 20, 2009
Event scheduled for November 5th in Boshamer Gymnasium
Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College Athletic Department, in collaboration with Sagebrush, is hosting "Tornado Tip-off", the Brevard College Men's and Women's Basketball teams season preview on Thursday, November 5th, at Boshamer Gymnasium.
The Tornado Tip-off is a great opportunity for fans of all ages to not only meet the Tornados winter sports teams, but their coaching staffs and the BC Athletic staff as well.
The two teams this year feature 25 players hailing from the state of North Carolina, including a number of local players such as Nathan Whitmire (Rosman, N.C./Rosman HS), Whitney and Shane Galloway (Rosman, N.C./Rosman HS), Cody Siniard and Corey Essenberg (Brevard, N.C./Brevard HS) and Jonathan Whitson (Clyde, N.C./Pisgah HS) from the men's basketball team, while the women's team features Asheville natives and AC Reynolds high school graduates Amber Roberts, Brianna Worley and Amanda Whitaker, to go with Samantha Winn (Candler, N.C./Enka HS).
The Tip-off will start off at 6 p.m. with a meal catered by Sagebrush Steakhouse held in the auxiliary gymnasium, where Coach Michael Jones, Coach Shannon Reid and several of the Tornados student-athletes will speak about the upcoming 2009-2010 season. Tickets for the preview meal are $5 and can be purchased both ahead of the event and at the door.
After the meal, the festivities will shift over to the competition gymnasium, where the 2009-2010 Tornados women's basketball team will take the court in a running clock scrimmage, followed by the men's team.
In-between games, there will be several activities going on the court where fans, students and faculty members alike can participate in, including three-point competitions, half-court shots, free throw contests, a potential faculty member-player contest and much more as well as appearances by the Brevard College Pep Band and the BC Tornados cheerleaders.
For more information, or to get your tickets today, call the Brevard College Athletic Department at (828) 884-8276.


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Another internet cafe closed
(Cleveland) -- Even though they keep "popping up like mushrooms," Cuyahoga County prosecutor Tim McGinty says 52 out of 52 known internet cafes in the county have been closed by police.
McGinty made that announcement Wednesday while standing in front of the Lucky Palms Internet Cafe at East 67th and Saint Clair on Cleveland's east side. It was a 24-hour operation that McGinty says has been especially taking the money of "little old ladies."
The legislature has passed a law that effectively bans such storefront sweepstakes parlors, but supporters of the internet cafes are trying to get a measure on the ballot that would repeal the law and simply put more controls on them. There are as many as 600 internet cafes operating statewide.
McGinty says a man was arrested in connection with the closure of the Lucky Palms, and a "large gun" that he was carrying was also seized.
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Attendees of the AIA National Convention in Washington, D.C., saw a city largely transformed for the better since 1991, the last time we met in our nation's capital. There was a lot to take in, from the forest of construction cranes towering over large swaths of the city to the gleaming, light-filled convention center itself. However, as an avid cyclist, I continue to be impressed by the designated bike lanes throughout the city and the phenomenal success of Washington's tax-supported bike-share program.
Similar initiatives are under way in New York, Boston, Denver, and Miami. Even in my own hometown of Dallas, automobile, cycling, and pedestrian cultures are working through their differences, opening up avenues for alternative modes of transport. If this is more than a passing fad, then we're approaching a tipping point that has profound implications for a host of issues, from public health to the health of America's car manufacturers. As a citizen, I'm interested in all of these. As an architect, I'm struck by how this may play out in urban design and placemaking, in particular what appears to be a growing reappraisal of our streets as vital elements of the public realm.
Until the advent of the automobile, streets were shared common spaces that supported the needs of a broad range of users. With certain exceptions, these were not designed spaces. They might follow a pre-existing Native American trail or, if legend can be believed, the paths favored by cows in colonial Boston.
The automobile changed that in two interrelated ways. First, cars increasingly narrowed the function of streets as shared public spaces, which previously had accommodated multiple functions, including mass transit. Signage in the public realm—one of my particular concerns—became optimized for highway speeds, not the pace of pedestrians. In the years following World War II, it was axiomatic that streets belonged to motorists. This view of the street paved the way—literally—for a disastrous legacy: The slicing and dicing of our cities by limited-access interstate highways, the scarring of the urban fabric with surface parking lots, and the narrowing of sidewalks to feed the bottomless appetite for travel lanes and parking. Even municipal lighting was reoriented away from the pedestrian to the motorist cruising down the street.
It could have been worse. While I was in Washington, I walked over to the National Building Museum to see "Unbuilt Washington," an exhibition of design proposals that never saw the light of day. One of the most incredible was a 1946 scheme to run freeways on both sides of the Mall. Residents and visitors eager to experience the landmarks of our democracy would have been relegated to tunnels to gain access to the vast lawn stretching between the Capitol and the Washington Monument. That this now seems outrageous is an indication of a welcome change in our perspective.
As the role of the automobile in designing our communities is increasingly challenged, architects have an opportunity to lead the way in reconsidering the possibilities of shared public spaces. This is not a special plea for those on bikes; it's a call to our profession to consider an emerging body of clients who need the integrative skills of architects sensitive to how the parts of healthy communities hang together, including the experience we have in going from one place to another.To get the message out that livability is a design issue, the AIA is the proud sponsor of "The Cities Project," a National Public Radio series on city life and urban issues. Tune in because people (and your clients) will be talking about it. The future of our cities is tied to our investment in them today and the design thinking of architects, as the NPR series will underscore, is integral to its success.
Join our conversation at aia.org/citiesprojectweaetxdyvaydzcwq.
Jeff Potter, FAIA, 2012 President


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The Department of Defense (DoD) welcomes you to the Cultural Resources home page!
As stewards of the nation's largest inventory of Federally owned or managed historic properties, DoD strives to maintain, promote, and interpret the resources it manages, both to support the mission and to preserve military heritage for future generations. Cultural resources are mission enhancing assets, connecting our fighting men and women with their proud history and traditions. The Department continues to use and maintain some of the nation's most prized cultural properties as an integral part of mission support and readiness.
Under the Office of Secretary of Defense's (OSD) Environmental Management Directorate, the Federal Preservation Office functions as the historic preservation policy entity for all DoD historic properties. In addition, OSD's Legacy Resource Management Program has provided over $55.5 million dollars in financial assistance since 1997, with the aim to protect and enhance cultural resources on DoD lands while supporting military readiness.
The DoD historic property portfolio includes a total of 73 National Historic Landmarks, 694 entries on the National Register for Historic Places, and over 19,000 individual historic properties including over 16,700 known archaeological sites and 3,200 historic buildings. The majority of these resources are managed at the installation level by the Services, working closely with various stakeholders, including Indian tribes, State Historic Preservation Offices, and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation. This ensures DoD's compliance with applicable Federal laws, Executive Orders, and regulations, while simultaneously supporting the multiple missions of DoD.


text: Luck has nothing to do with it. Witnessing a coaching staff that has been completely inept at doing that very thing and be unable to stop it when teams to alter their game plans for a decade now has taken a tole on these fans. GOOD COACHES CHANGE THEIR GAME PLANS FROM WEEK TO WEEK. This is a concept completely foreign to Jason Garrett.


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The Rudolfinum was built between 1876-1884. In the early 20th century it played an important role in the development of Czechoslovakia, with the seat of the state parliament sited here between the two world wars.
Today, the Dvořák Hall within the Rudolfinum, the main hall in the building, is one of the two largest concert halls in Prague (the other is the Smetana Hall at Municipal House).
The Rudolfinum is home to the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, who perform classical concerts periodically in the Dvořák Hall.
The grandeur of the building make the Rudolfinum an impressive concert venue.
Unfortunately for visitors to Prague, most performances at the Rudolfinum are not open to them. Tickets are sold to subscription members, mainly Czech people, who need to buy tickets for a series of concerts throughout the season.
However, where tickets are available for individual performances, we add them to our concert listings. One example of this is 'Dvorak's Prague Festival' which is held annually in September, and for which tickets go on sale in April.
For listings and to book tickets for the Dvořák Hall at the Rudolfinum: Prague concerts.


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John Robinson, chairman of the $1,000 million Robinson Securities, is one of the richest men in Britain, but is more interested in establishing an alternative community in the Somerset countryside than pursuing power. After he is framed with a lump of cannabis resin he embarks on his new lifestyle at Williams Farm and invites like-minded souls to join him. In this idyllic backwater Rosalind and Orlando start a love affair, while others take up drugs or religion. As the community is cultivating its bed of flowers, a sinister crime is planned in Whitehall...
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A journalist, satirist and novelist, Auberon Waugh was born in Dulverton, Somerset, in 1939, the eldest son of Evelyn Waugh. He was educated at Downside and Christ Church, Oxford, where he made a number of lifelong friends and the first of his enemies. Vendettas were to be a feature of his journalism. Waugh was a columnist for The Spectator for more than twenty years and wrote a diary for Private Eye for fifteen. He was a regular contributor to The Daily Telegraph (most famously his 'Way of the World' column which ran for ten years) and the Sunday Telegraph for much of his working life. He became editor of The Literary Review in 1986. In addition to his witty, 'vituperative' columns, Waugh wrote five novels. Auberon Waugh died in 2001.
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Harry Styles denies dating model Cara Delevingne
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Harry Styles wants the world to know that he's still single.
On Monday, the One Direction member was spotted sitting front row at the Burberry fashion show in London, where his rumored girlfriend model Cara Delevingne was walking the runway.
While waiting for the show to start, he was asked by a "MTV News" reporter if he was "looking forward to seeing [his] girl?" The 19-year-old responded quickly, saying "She's not my girl!" He even took a shot at the leading question adding, "I know what you're doing."
Later, photos of Harry posing with British it-girl backstage after the show found their way onto Twitter.
#Burberry Cara D lends her pap-friendly balaclava to Harry Styles for swift exit pic.twitter.com/IW2lLuHJH4— Monique Jessen (@moniquejessen) September 16, 2013
A source has also told "E! News" that the two have been dating exclusively for the past two weeks.
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April 1, 2005
FREE Workshops Available in New JerseyFrom Career Resilience to Reinvention: Growing from your 9/11 Experience
Time may have moved on but for those who were closest to the events of 9/11, or for those who continue to struggle with job-related issues, want to change careers or are looking for ways to reinvent their careers, the "It's for You NJ 911" program, sponsored by the Office of the Attorney General, Division of Criminal Justice and UMDNJ-University Behavioral Healthcare will be offering a series of FREE workshops – From Career Resilience to Reinvention: Growing from Your 9/11 Experience.
This two-hour workshop helps demystify the process of making significant personal change and frames it inside of a career reinvention model. For NJ residents, 9/11 happened where we work. It changed the way we go to work, the way we think about work and the way we look for work. If you lost your job after 9/11, or are looking for a comparable job in New Jersey and finding that the process is raising emotional issues for you, this program can be a positive step in the process of moving ahead.
From Career Resilience to Reinvention: Growing from Your 9/11 Experience will be led by a professional career coach and a licensed clinical professional who will help you learn how to focus on the important steps in the recovery process when faced with career change, by choice or by chance.
Workshops are scheduled for 7-9PM as follows:• Thursday, April 7th in Bayonne at Saint Andrew's School, 125 Broadway & 4th Street• Monday, April 18th in Middletown at the Middletown Township Library, 55 New Monmouth Road• Wednesday, April 20th in Hoboken at the Symposia Bookstore, 510 Washington St. (Between 5th and 6th Streets)
Topics to be discussed include:• Career change, by choice or by chance, following 9/11• Resiliency and reinvention • Coping skills that enable you to enjoy personal growth despite life's ups and downs• Demystifying the process of making significant personal change in your life
The "It's for You NJ 911" program offers free counseling, community education sessions and information and resources for New Jersey residents affected by the events of 9/11. The free two-hour session includes light refreshments and workshop materials. For more information or to register, please call 1-866-4-U-NJ-911 or visit our website at www.4unj911.org.
If you received this email and are not a member, please join us at https://www.familiesofseptember11.org/families/agreement.asp
Membership is free and open to 9/11 families, survivors, and others interested in supporting our mission.


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Okay everyone, let's bust out the wine corks again.
I join these awesome parties each week.
Cute! I love your cork crafts :-)
Very, very cute, Terri! I bet my grandsons would love helping me make one or two of these.
...and Kevin could help with the wine part. Hey, everybody happy! :-)
Love your tree ornament! Terrific idea and beautifully created. Hugs, Gayle
This is great Terri!
The buttons are just perfect!
Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a fabulous week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
What a great idea! Guess I'd better pop a few corks!
This ornament is so cute! I'm definitely pinning this to my Christmas Crafts board!
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Absolutely adorable! I love it. Megan
Very cute! I've been working on cork crafts so much lately, I'm all out of corks. So I'll save this one for next year!
Love the cork tree ornament! So cute. Thanks for sharing. I may even have some corks sitting around - may need to make one!
Terri, I have wine corks in the drawer and am going to attempt
to make a few ornaments like yours..
thanks for sharing.
Happy Holidays
Just as cute as can be...
I will make some of these for NEXT year. :)
Over from STUFF...
and, I'm hosting a great giveaway...come over and see.
I love it! Looks great. Thanks for the clear, easy directions with pictures. I'm pinning this in my "Crafty Shit I will Probably Never Do" File, but hope to actually get around to this one! Yay!
super cute!
this is so cute! I want to make one!!
would love it if you could share this on my link party @ www.serenityyou.com
Too cute! a very festive way to use up those corks ;-)
Thank you for sharing your cork tree with A Crafty Soiree! I've featured your project in the newest one. It will be up this Thursday at mid EST. Please come by and see it when you can and join us with more of your craft talents!


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Accused Colorado Theater Shooter To Plead Not Guilty By Reason Of Insanity
(Centennial, CO) -- Accused Colorado theater shooter James Holmes will plead not guilty by reason of insanity. He's charged with killing a dozen people and wounding dozens more during a midnight showing of the latest Batman film last summer.
A Denver-area judge entered his not guilty plea on his behalf in March just weeks ahead of a report which said his attorneys would agree to a guilty plea to avoid the death penalty. Prosecutors declined to pursue the offer.


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Kentucky Mounta for sale in Michigan
Well Bred Yearling Colt
SubcategoryKentucky Mountain
Age1 yr 4 mths
Height14 hands
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This beautiful colt has some great bloodlines and would perfect for breeding, show or trail riding. ...
$ 1,500
Awesome Roan Trail Horse
SubcategoryKentucky Mountain
Age12 yrs 2 mths
Height14.2 hands
ColorRed Roan
LocationEzel, KY 40353
This beautiful multi talented mare has accomplished everything, competed and won in many shows and ...
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Beautiful Red Chocolate Trail Horse
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Age4 yrs 2 mths
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This pretty red chocolate mare is a rare find, she's very sweet and wants to be with you and has a ...
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Beautiful Sweet Filly
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This sweet filly has been hand raised and imprinted at birth. Her owners have worked with her so ...
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This colt is very well bred with tons of potential! He's got great pedigree and gaits naturally in ...
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**SOLD** Gentle Giant - Once In A Life Time Horse! Beginner & Husband Safe
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Rex's Rambler is a 12yr old 16. 3 hand tall Registered Palomino Kentucky Mountain Saddle Horse ...
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Flashy GAITED SMALL Gelding Super Gentle Trail Deluxe
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Video on YouTube https: //youtu. be/206r8Wv7v4A Meet "Gizmo" * Chocolate Gaited Pony * ...
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Beginner Safe Gaited Gelding Trail Deluxe
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Meet "Casper" * Flea Bitten Grey Gaited Gelding * 10 years old * 15 HH * Great conformation, ...
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Beginner Safe 7yr old Kentucky Mountain
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Age7 yrs
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7 yr old Kentucky Mountain gelding. First to come running when you call. Great for farrier, bathes ...
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Rare KY ROCKY MT Pedigree
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These horses rarely come up for sale. She's worth a lot more but time is dictating that. She's ...
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See video of the Russian bridge that inspired top Tappan Zee design
The top contending design for the new Tappan Zee Bridge has a Russian twin. Many people probably have never heard of a place called Vladivostok, but the coastal city in the far eastern part of Russia now has a big connection to our region. See a Google map. The newly… Read More →


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Sarahlicious, on 02 June 2012 - 01:45 PM, said:
As I said before, the only thing they are forcing people to do is actively make the decision to drink more than 16oz at one time. I do not see how that makes me a pawn.
The problem with this logic is that the majority of what we pay for in beverages is the packaging. If I buy a liter soda, which is roughly 32 oz, that costs about $2. A 16 oz is going to run me roughly 1.50. So now I'm paying an extra dollar for the same content. Not only that I'm generating more trash. Especially if I don't recycle.
Again, its up to you to educate yourself on what you put into your own body. If you can't do that, that is your problem. Why should we play down to those who are too ignorant or stupid to take care of themselves properly?