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Date Joined Mar 2005
Total Posts : 146
Posted 3/30/2005 2:07 PM (GMT -7)
Hi ladies-
This might be a silly question, but I was wondering if the dye for the sent. node biopsy is uncomfortable at all? I will be having a lumpectomy done this coming tuesday.What did everyone else do during thier down time? Im trying to think of some kind of a craft(beading-etc.)that I can do to keep busy.Am I crazy to think I will be able to do this considering they will be working on my right side?I'am forever doing something, and it will be hard for me if I dont find something to occupy my time. How long did it take the rest of you ladies to heal?Okay , sorry for so many questions.Hope everyone is enjoying the weather.It's beautiful, and 70 here in Michigan.
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Date Joined Jul 2003
Total Posts : 2272
Posted 3/30/2005 2:57 PM (GMT -7)
Yes, Michelle, we got a great taste of Spring today, can you believe it?
Where are you having the surgery? From my experience, I had the lumpectomy on November 30, and then had a re-excision and SNB in mid January. The biopsy site was still tender, and I went to radiology first, for the radioactive tracer to be injected. Some places use both radioactive tracer and blue dye. The injections for the radio stuff hurt pretty badly, I remember being in tears. And he had to do like 5 of them. But it was over pretty quickly...then the doc used a massager thing to rub it in and move it through the lymph system. Then they took pictures which was very cool to watch.
After that, I went back to the OR waiting area, got prepped and went in for the re-excision and the SNB. The blue dye part was done by the surgeon and I was under anesthesia by then. I had a blue stain on my breast for a while, and your urine will be bright blue at first.
As for down time, not much! I had minimal pain unless I tried to stretch. My overall functioning was not really impaired, and I went to work after a couple days. Range of motion was limited, but I could type and take care of all my household chores (dishes were tough since it was hard to lift the arm).
If you have activities that require lifting or strenous movement, you may need some help. But my advice is to assume the best....don't assume you will be laid up or incapacitaed. Prepare for it, just in case, but plan on a quick recovery. Ask the RN about stretches to do after surgery, tht will aid in recovery too. I just read an article in U of M's newsletter about fatigue and cancer, and exercising is key. Keep moving and keep busy, it will help you in the long run,....and of course, we'll be here for you!
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Regular Member
Date Joined Mar 2005
Total Posts : 146
Posted 3/30/2005 4:21 PM (GMT -7)
Today was great, I spent the better part of the day outside with my son. He's 21 months so bringing him back in was not so great.I've been trying to walk him in the wagon everyday for exercise. I've heard it really helps with the healing.
I'm having my surgery at U of M. They use both dyes too. Im having the dye for the SNB put in the day before(mon.), and they wont be doing the scan until the next morning before my surgery.
My son weighs 31lbs. so I'll be staying with my mom for a few days. Do you think I'll be able to lift him in a week?
I' ve been much more positive this week. I can't say I was doing too well at first. This community board has been a lifesaver for me.
By the way, did you have chemo? If so, did you opt for wigs or hats?
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Total Posts : 2272
Posted 3/30/2005 6:43 PM (GMT -7)
My procedure was at the U too. Interesting about how they are doing it differently now.... it was a new procedure back in 2000 when I did it. It is hard to say about lifting your son...it might depend on how you lift him. Your strength will be limited in the right side, but your left should be good as gold. The other thing I recall is that certain movements used muscles that you may not have realized...like sitting up from a lying down position hurt my breast after surgery.
I would bet that you will be pretty mobile and active after surgery, just might have limited use of the arm. For me, that meant driving and working (desk job) were fine. So glad you feel positive.....once you find that groove, try to hang onto it. A positive attitude will serve you well.
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Date Joined Mar 2005
Total Posts : 316
Posted 3/31/2005 6:43 AM (GMT -7)
I had the SNB & lumpectomy yesterday. they only used the radioactive tracer on me and injected 3 times around the nipple 2 hours prior to my surgery. Yes, it is quite painful, but childbirth was WAY worse! You'll be okay! They started at the less sensitive lower part of the nipple and that one didn't hurt. The 2nd one hurt more, the 3rd I did yell out a bit. The pain lasted for about 1 minute with each.
My surgery was started about 3-3:30pm and I came home last night. I'm sore today, but I haven't taken any pain meds yet, but I will be doing so soon. I think only for a day or two, though. I don't know about lifting your son. I've been instructed not to lift anything much for a week to 10 days. But, as a mom, I'm sure you can figure out a way to get your little guy to come to you and you pick him up with your good arm! Even if you have to sit first.
I wish you the best!!!!!!! Don't be shy in the hospital to ask for anything that you think will help you out. Nowadays, patient care is so much better and they want us to be comfortable. The female nurses were absolutely wonderful yesterday, probably each of them thinking about how this could be any one of them.
Take care and enjoy your good weather!
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Date Joined Dec 2004
Total Posts : 70
Posted 3/31/2005 1:59 PM (GMT -7)
Skyy, the injection of the dye is painful. Just grit and hold your breath and you get through it. Once the injection is over, you don't feel anything. Don't be alarmed if your urine is blue, for a while. It is just the dye.
I had my lumpectomy on a Friday, with node dissection, and was out and about, attending a basketball game, on Sunday. Mastectomy and recon took a lot more recovery time, but I was out shopping on day 10. Wishing you an easy and speedy recovery.
Breast cancer has become an epidemic. After all of the these years and billions of dollars donated for research...WHERE IS THE CURE???
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Date Joined Mar 2005
Total Posts : 15
Posted 4/4/2005 2:25 AM (GMT -7)
Well I had it done and it will curl your toes. It isn't the worst thing that could happen yet it does hurt. But it is a necessary procedure that will help you in the end. So be strong and fight on.
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Jean in WA
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Date Joined Mar 2005
Total Posts : 43
Posted 4/4/2005 3:58 PM (GMT -7)
Hi Michelle,
I have read everyone's response to your question about whether it hurts to have the dye injected for the sentinal node location and felt I needed to tell you what happened with me. The nurse gave me something in my IV to help me relax before they injected the dye, and I don't remember anything else. I heard my husband's voice asking if I was OK, because they told him it would take about 20 minutes, and it took an hour and a half. Anyway, maybe you could ask for a sedative of some sort...aren't we all going through enough pain as it is??? (PS...I hope you get this in time.)
Jean In WA
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Total Posts : 146
Posted 4/4/2005 7:20 PM (GMT -7)
Thanks for being honest ladies. I really did try to be strong, but that last poke made me moan out. I hope nobody heard me. I was lucky enough to have my husband with me, and I think that helps. Well, it's onto surgery tommorrow.Emmeria, aren't you also newly diagnosed? I hope all is well with you.
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Phase II Study of Lenalidomide and Rituximab for Patients With Relapsed and/or Refractory CD20+ Multiple Myeloma
- To determine the safety and efficacy, as determined by response rate (complete response
[CR] + near CR + partial response), of lenalidomide administered with rituximab in
patients with relapsed and/or refractory CD20+ multiple myeloma.
- To assess the effects of this regimen on patient lymphocyte subsets (T, B, and NK
cells) in peripheral blood and bone marrow samples from these patients.
- To perform detailed phenotypic analyses of NK cells in patient blood and bone marrow
samples at baseline and post-treatment.
OUTLINE: Patients receive oral lenalidomide once daily on days 1-21. Treatment with
lenalidomide repeats every 28 days for at least 4 courses. Patients also receive rituximab
IV once weekly in weeks 2-5 and in week 13. Patients with stable disease then receive
rituximab once every 8 weeks. Treatment continues in the absence of disease progression or
unacceptable toxicity.
Peripheral blood samples are collected at baseline, and after courses 2 and 4. Samples are
examined by flow cytometry for lymphocyte subset analysis (T-, B-, and NK-cell percentages
and absolute numbers) and NK-cell phenotyping (CD16, CD56, NKG2D expression). Samples are
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Kazumasa Iwata, a former deputy BOJ governor who now heads the Japan Center for Economic Research, a private think tank, agrees with Kiuchi that Japan may need more than two years to see inflation accelerate to 2 percent.
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We worked with Julie with her Walk Doctor program. We have 2 labs that liked to pull on the leash and also became very excited if encountered other dogs while on leash. After our first session I was able to implement the techniques Julie taught us and noticed a remarkable difference ! The 2nd session we worked more on being calm when encountering other dogs and around distractions and feel those will be effective as well! I feel a big sense of relief knowing we can be out walking and enjoying the walks and not being pulled in all directions! Julie really seems to understand dog behaviors and gentle ways to correct them! Very thankful for her Walk Doctor program!
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From the outset, WestSide has engaged the assistance of indigenous parties representing the Traditional Owners of the land on which it operates.On assuming operatorship of Meridian SeamGas near Moura in July 2010, WestSide began liaising on behalf of the Joint Venture with the Gangulu People who are the Traditional Owners over areas where Meridian SeamGas operates.
WestSide entered a voluntary Cultural Heritage Investigation and Management Agreement (CHIM A) with the Gangulu People in October 2011 to enable the Company to address Aboriginal cultural heritage with a degree of certainty within a statutory timeframe.
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Figs are one of my favourite fruits and today's recipe contributor Carina, is lucky enough to have not one, but two fig trees in her garden. I'm so jealous!
Carina tells us about her delicious Fig & Almond Tart Recipe:
"If I am not working, playing with my little man or crafting, you will find me in the kitchen, I love to bake.
This recipe has become my go-to 'need-to-take-morning/afternoon-tea-dish' or dessert. Making this in a fluted tart tin produces a fancy-cafe-style tart or if made individually produces elegant stylish desserts (especially when served with cream or ice-cream). I have received countless compliments and numerous requests for the recipe. Go on, try it. Once you see for yourself how EASY and how GOOD it tastes, it may even become your go-to recipe.
If you don't have fresh figs available try peach wedges, nectarines, or even frozen berries."
- 100g fresh figs (or alternative fruit)
- 170g (1 cups) pure icing sugar
- 75g (1/2 cup) plain flour, sifted
- 155g (1½ cups) almond meal
- 3 eggs, lightly whisked
- 180g unsalted butter, melted, cooled
- Melted butter, to grease
- Plain flour, to dust
- Icing sugar, to dust
- Preheat oven to 180°C.
- Brush fluted tart tin [loose base] with melted butter to grease. Dust with plain flour.
- Combine the sugar, flour and almond meal in a bowl.
- Make a well in the centre. Add egg and butter. Stir until well combined.
- Pour mixture into the prepared tin.
- Randomly place fruit on top of the mixture.
- Bake for 15-20 minutes or until light golden.
- Set aside in the tin for 5 minutes to cool slightly before transferring to wire rack to cool completely.
- Dust the tart with icing sugar to serve.
Can be served warm or at room temperature, with or without cream/ice-cream.
Recipe modified from Kathy Knudsen [Australian Good Taste]
Thanks Carina, your tart looks delicious!
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Get the facts about University of Montana Western social life, and registering for elective lectures and seminars. As a student, your first stop should be the registrar's office, where you can pick up a free copy of both the academic calendar and course catalog, in order to find available credit classes that you may be interested in taking. In-person class registration has largely been replaced with online sign-up, and many schools offer mobile apps that streamline the course registration process. Finally, check with your major department for assistance with prerequisites, tuition payment deadlines, and University of Montana Western student life information. Please use the form above to request admissions info for University of Montana Western.
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Marlins acquire LHP Smith, INF Cooper from Yankees
MIAMI - The Miami Marlins tonight acquired LHP Caleb Smith and INF Garrett Cooper from the New York Yankees in exchange for minor league RHP Michael King and international signing bonus pool money. The announcement was made by President of Baseball Operations Michael Hill.
Marcell Ozuna and Giancarlo Stanton named Silver Slugger Award winners
Miami Marlins left fielder Marcell Ozuna and right fielder Giancarlo Stanton tonight were named 2017 National League Silver SluggerTM Award winners in an announcement by Louisville Slugger®, the Official Bat of Major League Baseball®.
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Miami Marlins left fielder Marcell Ozuna was announced tonight as the National League winner of the 2017 Rawlings Gold Glove Award® at his position. The announcement was made by the Rawlings Sporting Goods Company.
Marlins announce 2018 Spring Training schedule
The Miami Marlins today announced their 2018 Spring Training dates and game schedule, which will see a total of 18 games at Roger Dean Stadium; 15 home games and three as the visitor against the St. Louis Cardinals.
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The Miami Marlins today announced the hiring Gary Denbo as Vice President, Scouting & Player Development. The announcement was made by Marlins President of Baseball Operations Michael Hill.
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A group headed by Florida businessman Bruce Sherman and 14-time MLB All-Star Derek Jeter has completed its purchase of the Miami Marlins, with Sherman, the club's Chairman and Principle Owner, becoming the fourth owner in franchise history and Jeter named the team's Chief Executive Officer. The purchase agreement was unanimously approved by Major League Baseball's owners on September 27.


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Transfermarket.co.uk have released the most expensively assembled World Cup XI ahead of Brazil 2014.
As you can see it is a star-studded team and one that will thankfully never play together for if they did no other team would stand a chance.
It proves that success comes at a price and it's also telling that holders Spain and hosts Brazil contribute three players each to the line-up; showing why those two giants are favourites for the trophy.
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Classic VHS of The Maui Windsurfing Grand Prix 1982 – This event filmed by Tom Tatum was the premier to probably defining every other Windsurf event to follow (well before O'neill invitations and Aloha Classics). The Video grabbed both aspects of windsurf competition with Course racing, Slalom and Wave disciplines and melded them into a highly watchable scheme. Interviews with Robby Naish, Mike Waltze, Ken Winner and Julie DeWerd created the windsurf celebrity. Look out for Arnaud De Rosnay the windsurf adventurer.
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Information about Ricardo Bofill architecture & work. Find out information about the famous and international Spanish architect Ricardo Bofill.
After accomplishing a series of world-class buildings such as Shiseido, in Ginza, Tokyo, the Christian Dior Headquarters, Cartier Headquarters, Rochas Headquarters, Axa Headquarters, Paribas Bank Marché Saint Honoré, all in Paris, The Shepherd School of Music, Rice University, Houston, The Metz Auditorium, France, the Barcelona Airport, The National Theatre of Catalonia, in Barcelona, The New Palacio de Congresos, Madrid, SWIFT Headquarters, near Brussels, Ricardo Bofill has demonstrated his expertise to design flagship buildings all over the world.
Outstanding among the most recent projects designed by the architect is the Donnelley Building, a 55-story granite and glass office tower. Other major projects, such as The Grand (the tallest residential building in the world), Project 2000 (the tallest office building in the world), and Dearborn Centre (Dearborn and Adams) are currently under construction or development in Chicago. His vision of urban design has resulted in many examples such as The City of Antigone (4 million square feet built) in the south of France, Plateau Kirchberg in Luxembourg, Port Praski in Warsaw and The New Castellana in Madrid. Bofill has offices in Barcelona and Paris, and is currently collaborating with prestigious architecture firms in Chicago.
He has a multifaceted, international design team that undertakes projects in collaboration with local architects and engineers for a wide variety of projects, from city planning to interior design. Ricardo Bofill was born in Barcelona in 1939. He studied at the School of Architecture in Geneva, Switzerland. In 1963 he founded a group made up of architects, engineers, sociologists and philosophers, creating the basis for what today is Bofill Arquitectura.


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Category: News, Asia, Global, Middle East, Singapore, USA, Europe, Greece, Southeast Asia, Qatar, Saudi Arabia
By Asia Asset Management
California-based Franklin Templeton Investments (Franklin Templeton) has appointed Adam Quaife as regional head of Southeast Asia and co-CEO of Singapore.
He relocated from Dubai to Singapore at the end of last year and is now responsible for leading the firm's retail and institutional distribution efforts across the region. He reports to Mark Browning, managing director for Asia Pacific, who comments: "With growing wealth, positive demographics and deepening capital markets, Southeast Asia represents a wealth of untapped opportunities in the asset management sector."
Immediately before taking up his new role, Mr. Quaife was responsible for leading and developing the company's retail and institutional businesses in Central and Eastern Europe and the Middle East (CEEME) from Dubai, as well as addressing many established and emerging retail opportunities in key markets such as Poland, Hungary, Greece, Romania, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait. He also spent several years with Franklin Templeton in the Asia-Pacific region. Prior to joining Franklin Templeton's institutional business in London in 2002, Mr. Quaife held business development positions at AXA and Colonial First State.
Mr. Browning adds: "Adam's strengths as a leader, his deep understanding of our businesses and his strong experience in various international markets working with some of the world's largest sovereign wealth funds, ideally position him to head our efforts in Southeast Asia."
Mr. Quaife replaces Stephen Grundlingh who has moved to the firm's headquarters in San Mateo, California to take on the newly-created global position of channel head of institutional strategy.
As of January 31 this year, Franklin Templeton had approximately US$720 billion in AUM.
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It's that time of the year again kids….Stila Travel Palette time!
This year, Stila Travel Palettes for Summer 2012 get a major price increase at $16 each. Ouch! Starting at $10 wriggling up to what, $12 last year? And finally jumping to $16 this year definately drops them off the beauty budget radar.
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Op-Ed: Here's My Plan to Repeal and Replace Obamacare
Republicans in Washington have voted over 60 times to repeal the Affordable Care Act - what some call Obamacare. It was popular to do so. It was also a safe vote. But that has changed because, for just the fourth time in the history of our republic, voters gave Republicans the keys to the House, Senate, and White House.
Repeal is no longer a symbolic vote. It could bring with it change that some would like, and others wouldn't.
And so what we have seen in Congress recently is backtracking. Maybe we will repeal Obamacare, but not in its entirety. Maybe we will repeal, but not replace.
It's essential we do both. I'd humbly submit that Congress should not just be against something, it should be for something too...especially here. Health is vital and personal. It can mean life or death. It affects those you most love. All these things make it crucial we are thoughtful in offering a remedy.
It's for these reasons that Senator Rand Paul and I are introducing the Obamacare Replacement Act. Our plan is built around free market principles vital to improving any product or service but, in this case, necessary to better care, access, and health care pricing.
These things are missing in healthcare and made worse with Obamacare. So, what we do is assemble the building blocks that would create a market and empower each of us in our healthcare decisions.
Our plan legalizes less expensive health insurance.
Think about it. Right now, you can't buy inexpensive plans. With aging comes more ailments, and yet if you're young you can't purchase a simple plan that fits your shorter list of aches and pains. Obamacare's minimum coverage mandates mean that each of us has to buy a plan that has what government deems essential, even if we don't. This drives up cost, and consequently many young people simply skip on health insurance. Government dictating content and enrollment is hardly a monument to freedom, but it's been catastrophic in escalating cost and limiting choice. In South Carolina, we are now down to one Obamacare insurance provider, and average premiums increased by 28 percent this year.
Our plan affords the rest of us what employers already have.
This is big. If an employer offers health insurance to an employee, the cost is deducted. The rest of us don't get the same. Health insurance was linked to employment as a way of getting around the wage and price controls of World War II, but it shouldn't be this way today. You don't get your home or car insurance through your work, and doing so would create problems. Some people stay with jobs they don't like just to hang onto health insurance; still others spend more thinking they are spending others' money. People feeling like they are spending someone else's money does not make for market pricing.
To further competitive forces, we allow you to buy health insurance across state lines, just as you do with other forms of insurance. We also allow you to create buying power that comes with scale. One realtor isn't much in the market, but one hundred thousand realtors pooled together gives them the buying power of a large corporation.
We strengthen an individual's health savings account (HSA) to give more boost to people spending their "own" money. Did you know that with services like Lasik or plastic surgery, the areas of medicine where people spend their own money, prices have come down? Our plan expands HSA access to everyone, removes the contribution limit, and gives a non-refundable tax credit of up to $5,000 a year.
We even incorporate a few good ideas from Obamacare.
This plan lets children stay on their parent's plan until the age of 26. It's reasonable to let someone deal with the costs of life after they have gotten started in life and finished school. We allow for pre-existing conditions because some of us will be more fortunate than others here. I don't want my sister to get cancer, but if she did, I would struggle with the idea of an insurance company knocking her off the rolls based on her misfortune. So in our plan, as long as you buy insurance and stay on it, they can't kick you off. Obamacare did the reverse. It incentivized people waiting until they were sick to get insurance. This proved to be one of its fatal flaws, and our bill fixes it. Think about it like this: do you wait until your house is burning to buy fire insurance?
Obamacare was supposed to expand insurance options and lower premiums. We were promised that if we liked our plan, we could keep it. It didn't work out that way, so it's indeed time for a change.


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Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) today wrote a letter to the House and Senate committees on appropriations and on administration asking for an investigation into whether the new Capitol Police radio system will be interoperable with the appropriate federal and local law enforcement authorities and whether the system is the state-of-the-art system that post-9/11 conditions for safeguarding the Capitol require. Norton's concern was stimulated by information that has come to her office and by recent incidents that cast doubt on whether the new system being tested is fully interoperable and otherwise meets the state-of-the-art standards. The car chase from the White House to the Capitol grounds that resulted in a mentally unstable woman being shot and the Navy Yard shooting demonstrated the lack of ability of the Capitol Police to communicate with other law enforcement authorities during emergency situations, and it is not yet clear that the new system will meet high standards of interoperability. Twelve years after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, even after the 9/11 Commission criticized the inability of law enforcement and first responder radios to communicate, serious interoperability issues persist. While testing has begun on the new Capitol Police radio system, doubts have been raised that it may not be fully interoperable, not unlike the current system, and the project has far exceeded its initial cost estimate.
Norton, in her letter, wrote, "If Capitol Police had had interoperable radios with Secret Service on October 3, the barricade on Pennsylvania Avenue might have been raised stopping the car before it made its way onto the Capitol complex I ask that you assure that the new system has interoperability with Secret Service, Supreme Court, other federal agencies and local police I am also concerned about doubts that have been raised that the new Capitol Police radio system may not be able to meet today's challenges. This modernization project has dragged on for years and has gone vastly over its intended cost, now totaling over $105 million, more than triple the initial cost estimate. I write to ask whether the goals of increased coverage and interoperability will be attained and whether the new system will be fully interoperable to meet today's post-9/11 standards."
In 1997, Norton succeeded in including a provision in the National Capital Revitalization and Self-Government Improvement Act to provide the Metropolitan Police Department with crime prevention and law enforcement assistance from federal law enforcement agencies, including the Capitol Police. As such, the Capitol Police's jurisdiction expanded beyond the Capitol grounds, and efficient and interoperable communication between the Capitol Police and other law enforcement agencies has become increasingly vital.
The full text of Norton's letter follows.
November 5, 2013
Dear Chairwoman Shaheen and Chairmen Schumer, Alexander, and Miller:
I am pleased that the Capitol Police has begun testing its new radio system, and I appreciate the commitment the committees of jurisdiction have shown towards ensuring that the Capitol Police keep the Capitol complex safe. However, I am concerned that the new radios may not be interoperable with other federal and local police. The recent car chase and shooting on the Capitol grounds on October 3 and the shooting at Navy Yard on September 16 demonstrated that the Capitol Police do not have radios that are interoperable with all other federal law enforcement agencies in the District of Columbia and the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) 12 years after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. If the Capitol Police had had interoperable radios with the Secret Service on October 3, the Capitol Police barricade on Pennsylvania Avenue might have been raised -- stopping the car before it made its way onto the Capitol complex. I am writing to make sure there will be no holes in emergency response.
The 9/11 Commission criticized the inability of law enforcement and first responder radios to communicate, but interoperability issues apparently continue a decade after 9/11. Currently, the Capitol Police radios are not interoperable with other federal police, including the Secret Service, as we saw at the shooting at the Capitol, the Supreme Court police, the Park Police, and MPD. I am aware that Capitol Police do monitor MPD radios. The Capitol Police Communications Division and the Command Operations Center monitor the MPD radio network, and if there is a significant event, the Communications Division or the Command Operations Center relay that information to Capitol Police officers over radio. This, of course, is not interoperability.
I understand that all Capitol Police patrol vehicles may have MPD radios, but foot patrol officers do not have such radios. Equally troubling, the Containment and Emergency Response Team (CERT) does not have MPD radios in each of its patrol vehicles. It has only one MPD radio in their armored vehicle, one in their equipment truck, and two handheld MPD radios to be shared by an on-duty cell of ten to twelve officers.
I ask that you ensure that the new system has interoperability with the Secret Service, the Supreme Court police, other federal law enforcement agencies and MPD. Some of these forces frequently patrol and respond to events near, and sometimes on, the Capitol grounds. For example, during the incident on October 3, Capitol Police officers throughout the Capitol complex did not know about the car racing down Pennsylvania Avenue toward the Capitol until the car hit the barricades and officers heard a report over their radios of shots fired at Garfield Circle. Senate Sergeant at Arms Terrance Gainer has stated that the Secret Service and the Capitol Police operate on different radio frequencies, and thus they were unable to directly communicate with one another. Will the new system correct this inability to communicate?
Another question I have is whether the Capitol Police will in fact be using multi-band radios on the new system, which would more easily facilitate interoperability. On the day of the Navy Yard shooting, the Navy Yard campus was equipped with a state-of-the-art radio system that supported multi-band radios. However, that campus was in possession of single-band radios. Since the incident, the Navy Yard has placed an order for multi-band radios, and these radios will make interoperability easier to achieve. It is possible that the new Capitol Police radio system will support multi-band radios, but it is unclear whether the Capitol Police has purchased multi-band radios, or whether the new radios will still be single-band radios.
I am also concerned about doubts that have been raised that the new Capitol Police radio system may not be able to meet today's challenges. This modernization project has dragged on for years and has gone vastly over its intended cost, now totaling over $105 million, more than triple the initial cost estimate. I write to ask whether the goals of increased coverage and interoperability will be attained and whether the new system will be fully interoperable to meet today's post-9/11 standards.
I am sure you agree that it is important that the Capitol Police radio system is interoperable with all federal and local police so that we are adequately prepared and protected. A Roll Call article from October 31, 2013 indicates that the new radio system "facilitates post-9/11 interoperability requirements," but these radios do not appear to be interoperable. Therefore, I would like to request that the committees conduct an inquiry or investigation into whether the new radio system will provide interoperability with other federal police forces in D.C. and MPD, and whether it is the state-of-the-art design that post-9/11 conditions for safeguarding the Capitol campus require.
Source: http://norton.house.gov/recent-news/following-attacks-around-capitol-grounds-norton-requests-investigation-into-interoperability-of-capitol-police-radio-system/


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Consolidated leasing portfolio (amount of clients' obligations under their leasing contracts less amounts of leasing payments already made) including transactions of OJSC "VTB-Leasing" and its subsidiaries at the end of nine months of 2008 reached US$7 billion.
The key segments of the Company's leasing portfolio as of the end of 9 months 2008 were:
According to studies published by the European federation of national leasing associations (LEASEUROPE) OJSC "VTB-Leasing" occupies the 21st position in the 2007 annual ranking of Europe`s top 100 leasing companies (VTB-Leasing moved up from the 42nd place it had in 2006).
Mr. Andrey Konoplev, General Director and member of the Board of Directors of OJSC "VTB-Leasing", commented: "Our key clients are the leading Russian companies - and naturally they felt the strong impact of the global economic crisis. The growth of the Company's performance indicators for 9 months of 2008 indicates the correct choice of strategy of the Company's development in the environment of global financial crisis. Our objective for 2009 is to retain our leadership position in the leasing services market and to firmly adhere to all our prior commitments."
Mr. Andrey Kostin, President and chairman of the board of Bank VTB, noted: "In our opinion the Government of the Russian Federation has rapidly and efficiently responded to the crisis. VTB - in its capacity as a conduit of state assistance - is actively supporting the key sectors of the national economy. Current results of our operations show that we are able to fulfill that objective while keeping efficient control over the Bank's expenses and risks and while developing our Bank's business, leading to growth of the Bank's shareholder value. We are confident that in spite of the difficult economic situation we are forming new and deepening existing client relationships - thus building a foundation for further strengthening of our Bank's positions when the economic situation comes back to normal."
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VTB-Leasing was founded in June 2002. JSC Bank VTB is the sole shareholder of OJSC VTB. VTB-Leasing has charter capital of 620 million rubles.
Presently VTB-Leasing has 11 regional branches in Russian Federation and 3 subsidiaries in the CIS countries (Ukraine, Belarus and Armenia). It is one of the leading Russian leasing companies offering a broad range of leasing services and operating both in Russia and abroad.
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BUFFALO, N.Y.—Jim Kelley, a longtime sports writer and member of the Hockey Hall of Fame, has died after a long battle with cancer. He was 61.
Kelley was a broadcaster on all-sports radio station The Fan 590, and a hockey columnist on Rogers Sportsnet's website. He posted his final column on the sportsnet.ca on Tuesday — a retrospective on Brian Burke's career with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Buffalo News sports editor Steve Jones confirmed that Kelley died Tuesday at Buffalo General Hospital.
Kelley spent much of his 30-year career covering the NHL for the newspaper before taking jobs with FoxSports.com, ESPN.com and working as a broadcaster in Toronto. Most recently, he was writing columns for Sports Illustrated.
Kelley was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2004 upon receiving the Elmer Ferguson Award for hockey writers. He was scheduled to be inducted into the Buffalo Sabres' Hall of Fame on Jan. 1.
Kelley is survived by his wife Susan, daughters Erin and Megan, and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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This time I got Megahouse's Sailor Moon Glitterver. figure. I believe this is series 2, and I got smiling/eyes closed Neptune! There are a total of twelve different figures you can get in this series as well.
My overall impressions- very cute! Good quality- minus the fact that the Neptune I got is missing the paint in the middle of her smile. Overall I'm very happy with her though.
I don't actually have much for Sailor Moon stuff yet, but this is a great start to my collection!
I would definitely recommend picking up some of these if you're a Sailor Moon fan!


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Pongal is one of the major harvest festivals celebrated in Tamil Nadu. In other parts of India, celebrated as Makara sankaranthi ,Lohri, Maghi etc. Houses are cleaned and rangoli or kolam are neatly drawn in front of house and in a new clay pot, rice is cooked and offered to God for Pongal. Mom used makes sarkarai pongal and ven pongal for pongal while I was growing up. I like sarkarai pongal very much and hence decided to make this dish today (Pongal day). It is also my baby's first pongal too.
I made Sarkarai pongal as given below.
What you need
Raw rice: ½ cup
Spilt moong dal: 4 tablespoon
Jaggery: ½ cup
Milk: 1 cup
Water: 1/2 cup+ 2 tablespoon
Cashew: 2 tablespoon
Raisins: 2 tablespoon
Ghee: 2 tablespoon
Nutmeg: ¼ teaspoon
Cardamom: ½ teaspoon
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MaxP wrote:jts3579, can I share my interpreation here?
All Out War + Revised Campaigns, edited by myself.
Absolutely! Remember it would need to be updated to the newest version if either I or Eugen release an update!
Also I edited both the everything.dat and the gdconstantoriginal.dat, so make sure they're both used in yours. The gdconstantoriginal is how i changed the AP increase to every 500 meters and also the AI difficulty etc.


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Picts. They lived in the parish of Kennoway in the county of Fife. The surname Kenwie belongs to the category of habitation names, which are derived from pre-existing names for towns, villages, parishes, or farmsteads.
Kenwie Early Origins
Fife, where they held a family seat from very early times.
Kenwie Spelling Variations
Kenwie Spelling Variations
Although Medieval Scotland lacked a basic set of spelling rules, which meant that scribes recorded names according to their sounds it was not uncommon for the names of a father and son to be recorded differently. As a result, there are many spelling variations of Scottish single names. Kenwie has been written Kennaway, Kennoway, Kenaway, Kenneway, Kenoway and many more.
Kenwie Early History
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Kenwie Early Notables (pre 1700)
Kenwie Early Notables (pre 1700)
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Tuesday 6 June 2006
The World Today is a comprehensive current affairs program which backgrounds, analyses, interprets and encourages debate on events and issues of interest and importance to all Australians. Below is the program summary with links to transcripts and audio (if available).
To Dili, where, as violence and arson continues on the streets, the Australian Government has said today that it does have the capacity to deploy more police quickly if that's what's required. Labor's Kevin Rudd, who's in Dili for talks with East Timor's political leaders, says troops from Australia and elsewhere are already overstretched by the task in Dili. The capital today is rife with rumours that truckloads of protestors are on their way into Dili from the country's west to confront Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri about the security situation.
To Ramallah now, where in a huge political gamble Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has announced a referendum to determine whether Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank still support a two-state peace process with Israel. The decision pits him against the ruling Hamas Government, which says such a referendum is illegal. Earlier talks between the President and Hamas broke down, with Hamas refusing to publicly endorse a peace solution that would recognise the state of Israel.
The head of the Palestinian Delegation in Australia, Izzat Abdul Hadi, says if the President and the Hamas-led Government cannot agree on the way forward in the peace process, the referendum could bring down the Government. Mr Hadi spoke to me from Canberra earlier today.
Former Federal Labor leader Mark Latham has pleaded guilty to a charge of malicious damage in a Sydney Court today. Two other charges of assault and stealing, all involving an altercation with a News Limited photographer in January, were dropped. And the former ALP Leader has asked the magistrate at Campbelltown Court not to record a conviction, and is now waiting to hear what penalty, if any, the guilty plea will earn.
To the economy now, and the board of the Reserve Bank is meeting today, amid a growing cloud of pessimism on financial markets. Stocks here and overseas dived after a slump in profit growth at home and fears of inflation in the United States. The good news, though, is that figures out today show that Australia's current account deficit has narrowed.
It sparked emotional debate across the nation earlier this year. Now the controversial abortion pill RU-486 will be available in Australia within days. Cairns doctor Caroline de Costa will become the first doctor in Australia to have the drug in her surgery ready to dispense after she organised its importation through a New Zealand company. But right to life groups aren't giving in, saying doctors in Queensland will be acting illegally if they offer women RU-486.
The Federal Government's new counter-terrorism laws are again in the spotlight, with 13 Melbourne men, who are facing terrorism-related charges, being left in legal limbo by the Federal Attorney-General. Philip Ruddock won't give the men permission for legal aid funding, saying funds will not be approved until all defence lawyers have submitted to strict security checks. But the lawyers won't undergo the checks, because they say they're an invasion of their privacy.
There are still around 400 nursing homes in Australia that don't meet fire safety standards. And the Federal Opposition is demanding that the Government crack down on the homes where residents are still at risk. It's now six months since the expiry of the Federal Government's deadline for nursing homes to comply with the new standards, and figures show that 14 per cent of homes across Australia still don't comply.
Australian States are fast picking up an old habit as they rake in less money from taxes on property. They're borrowing more to balance their budgets. New South Wales and Queensland, which are leading the borrowing binge, are today outlining their spending plans for next financial year. But an independent economic forecaster says, while its makes sense to borrow for public projects like roads and hospitals, the States should be careful with their spending on wages.
Once there were five; now there are just two. The group of Australian painters who became known as the Brushmen of the Bush are thinning in numbers, but their work remains admired around the world. Their art transformed Broken Hill from a mining city into the art capital of the outback. And the death of Pro Hart in March has prompted the launch of a retrospective exhibition of their work, which is about to tour the country.
The Prime Minister's call for a debate on nuclear power has prompted other energy industries to try to wrest back the initiative in the electricity public relations war. John Howard says nuclear energy should be considered, in part because it may help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. But now coal, gas and the renewable power industries are hitting back, selling their green credentials.
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Terry Brooks is a master of the fantasy epic, sustaining suspense as he builds layer upon layer of intertwined relationships between his unusual characters. Long before The ELFSTONES OF SHANNARA, the elves' "spell of forbidding" and their enchanted tree imprisoned all demons in "the nothingness." Now most believe it to be only a fable. BIG mistake. Narrator Scott Brick carries the multitude in Brooks's complex saga admirably well, with one glaring exception. Apparently, Wil Ohmsford, wielder of the Elfstones, as well as tons of dialogue, has stepped directly off the rugby fields of Eton sporting a snotty upper-class accent and an annoying whine. Luckily, the strong plot pulls the listener along regardless of the off-putting character of Ohmsford's speeches. P.H.M.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Being a production of Ecuador, USA, Colombia and Brazil, this 2012 film was directed by Jhonny Obando. You can watch Con Elizabeth en Mount Dora online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Spanish at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2012.
Rating: 5 by 10 users./
Runtime: 83 minutes
Julio Coutinho, Scarlet Gruber, Karin Farfan, Ernesto Reyes, Ika Santamaria, Gerson Albornoz, Beatriz Suarez, Jesika Marcano, Evelyn Jimenez, Laura Paulina Brennan, Jhonny Obando, Myriam Amanda, Orlando Coré, Guadalupe Hernandez and Lina Maya.
Drama, Adventure, Comedy.
83-minute film (full movie) directed by Jhonny Obando.
The original audio of Con Elizabeth en Mount Dora has dialogues in or Spanish, it was produced in Ecuador, USA, Colombia, Brazil.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2012.
Screenplay written by Jhonny Obando.
Ricardo Valdez.
Bianka Gomez, Alejandro Posada, Karin Farfan, Victoria Zapata, Evelyn Jimenez, Julio Coutinho and Jhonny Obando.
This film was produced and / or financed by RHT FILMS, Funny Love Films, Renacer Films, Motion Tv Online, Fundación Rompiendo Fronteras and LetSeeWhatHappens Productions.
Composed by Ariel Nan, Jackie Arredondo, Chamuel, Jhonny Obando, Poko Loco, Tobias Nobrigot and Mônica Da Silva.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Con Elizabeth en Mount Dora has a duration of 83 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in English or Spanish in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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Kodak EasyShare C143 Review
About Kodak EasyShare C143
Kodak is one of the earliest brand names to introduce camera products into the market. But when digital versions of point-and-shoot cameras were released into the market, the brand was overshadowed by other manufacturers who were keen on dominating this industry. The new Kodak EasyShare C143 is one of their latest offering in the digital camera range that is considered to be budget-friendly for its price tag of $70. Before any conclusion can be made, let us examine what it can do.
Kodak EasyShare C143 is a 12 megapixel digital camera that comes with a 2.7 inch LCD display wherein you can preview digital images stored in its built-in memory, or to preview your subjects before capturing them for the highest quality shots. The thing that the manufacturers are most proud of about this digital camera model is the fact that it is equipped with some high end features that you would normally expect from something that costs more than what this product is charging you.
You can operate Kodak EasyShare C143 using AA batteries, which has raised concern among users for its short battery life. Nonetheless, the numerous unique technologies offered by Kodak is more than enough to make up for that. You can expect Kodak's Face Recognition feature along with the Kodak EasyShare Software that will enable you to edit your shots after taking them to ensure that you get professional-quality results via picture enhancement.
When capturing distant objects, Kodak EasyShare C143 comes with up to 3x optical zoom such that you can still capture them with utmost clarity and full in detail. The high ISO that can reach up to 1600 in ISO enable you to capture even the tiniest details for fast-action shooting situations and low lighting conditions.
Aside from capturing images, you can also record video clips with the Kodak EasyShare C143. The Kodak Smart Capture feature enables you to record videos with ease and in such clarity that would deliver the highest results possible. Once you are through recording your videos or capturing your images, you can upload the files via e-mail and post it all over the internet such as Facebook, YouTube, Flicker, and the Kodak Gallery.
Pro's of Kodak EasyShare C143
*It comes with a budget-friendly price that makes it affordable for everyone;
*Despite its low cost, it is equipped with high-end features to ensure optimum results;
*It comes with good image stabilization to eliminate blur or shake;
*It can capture high quality images even in low lighting conditions;
*It comes with a nice body color that gives it sophistication and make it look more expensive than its price would suggest;
*It features excellent zooming capacity.
Con's of Kodak EasyShare C143
*It has a comparably short lag time;
*Its battery life is short and would put you at risk of losing out on battery life in the middle of a shoot;
*Some users have noted that this product is difficult to use.
The Bottom Line
Kodak EasyShare C143 is an overall good product, especially for its price. Do not easily dismiss this product just because it is more affordable than most other digital cameras in the market today since it offers high end technologies that would produce high quality images. This is indeed a great steal for its price!


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Reflections on the Revolution in Cyprus
The Mediterranean nation's 'business model' is dead by German-led political fiat. What happens next?
Nicosia, Cyprus
What does it look like, when a beautiful dream dies?
Cypriots woke up this week to their own answer. Their government has been bailed out by Europe, but their two biggest banks have been brought to their knees. When the banks reopen on Thursday after a 12-day holiday, deposits will gallop out—to British bank accounts, to Swiss accounts, under mattresses and into shoe boxes. Businesses that had come to Cyprus...


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Discussion in 'Introduce Yourself Here' started by JuicyBlackDick, Feb 2, 2012.
Black guy in LA wants casual sex, no strings attached
I'd love to have you give my wife a shot, but we are a little too far away in Indiana.
Dammit in in Oz but come to La all the time. my hubby wont let me play with anyone else :-( DAMMMIT
Otherwise i know what to do with that big beautiful rod u have. I love to dance on the dick wind it up and down and all around
Ill let my wife play for sure, but Im gonna be there, no going off and then telling me stories lol. I wish she was more like minded with you lol. She has finally agreed to try it, thinks she will like it, but does not think she will want to do it very often
That's awesome you are bad
J Beachy your wife is gonna love it..... she will convert to it..... be ready for it
I told her she will but she dont think so lol, if she does great!
u must show us some pics!!!!! enjoy too!!! when do u think its gonna go down???
Yes we are going to take some pics, not sure when we need to find someone and set up a time, we have kids and need to make sure they are gone. Soon I should hope.
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Your husband is a lucky man, he just needs to see how fun it could be!
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Discussion in 'Lifestyle' started by FusionZ06, Jun 25, 2009.
Anyone have one for sale?
I have 4 of them. The 4th one I never use. I fired it 5 times just to see all the lights go off.
How much are they going for now, new?
New ~$200 or so.
I'll give you $175 shipped paypal?
do u have another one you don't use ^_^ i could use another one
I paid 175 new before the nikon price hike
they've went up in price quite a bit since the 800 was discontinued. Last I saw they were going for $225 or so.


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"Time and again, the Obama NLRB has tried to manipulate federal labor law in favor of its union allies. One clear example is the board's radical poster scheme. As a result of the board's regulatory overreach, virtually every private employer across the country faced punitive consequences if they failed to hang a vague and biased poster in the workplace. Today's decision by a federal district court is a welcome development in the fight to rein in the activist NLRB.
"While the court's decision removes the threat of consequences, it still allows the board to spread its skewed view of employee rights to workplaces across the country. We fear this leaves a degree of uncertainty hanging over our nation's workers and job-creators. We urge the Obama labor board to abandon this misguided effort entirely and instead focus on enforcing the laws written by the people's elected representatives."
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Rod James Bio wrote:
Hi,This may sound pretty out of place but can anyone list ways on how to make a program execute on startup? I am trying to a script to make my program a daemon but I was just wandering if there are any other ways to do this?
Something in the init scripts will work, but you must beware that upgrades that modify init scripts may not respect your desires. If it is a per-user thing, then it is better to use login scripts. If you need an actual daemon, you might want to consider C rather than a shell script (or some other scripting language/tool). A binary of some sort, at least, although it means a bit more work.
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