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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Starred by Michael Lertzman (see full cast), this film directed by Deep Williams was premiered in TV or cinema in 2013. The feature film "Tao of Simon" was produced in USA. You can watch Tao of Simon online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2013.
Rating: 5 by 8 users./
Runtime: 22 minutes
Michael Lertzman, Nick Saso, Matt Pohlkamp, Aliza Pearl, Jennifer Swirtz, Douglas Bierman, Rachel Braff, Heather Buchta, Maxwell Chase, Christy Clark, Darryl L. Clark, Devin Clark, DJ Clark, Kevin Dunigan, Oren Elias and Thomas F. Evans.
Short film, Drama, Family.
22-minute film (full movie) directed by Deep Williams.
The original audio of Tao of Simon has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2013.
Screenplay written by Deep Williams.
Alessandro Gentile.
Douglas Bierman, Molly Morgan Lamont, Deep Williams, Molly Morgen Lamont, Marvin Dexter Moore, Sophie Taylor and Alice Elias.
This film was produced and / or financed by Raking Leaves Productions.
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Without commercial breaks, the full movie Tao of Simon has a duration of 22 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital 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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The Rose Ebook
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What a little girl does with her magical rose!
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Please try to leave a descriptive explanation if you can recall, of the most emotional, and engaging difficulty you ever had to deal with. It could be anything at all, but make sure it was real, & yours you genuinely had at some time in the past. If you like you can add what resulted as well, whether you learn from it, solved it, or was simply puzzled by it. Just examples to help your answers.
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My life itself has been a difficult experience. There are some things that I don't care to explain in the manner you ask but will still tell you about them
When I was 14 I was raped by a Church brother. I hope you realize that this is an experience that I cannot elaborate on much. I have tried to put this behind me and the only way I could have done that was to forgive the person who did it and heal myself by knowing it was not my fault.
When I was 27 I was diagnosed with severe endometriosis and had to have a hysterectomy at age 29. This was a very devastating experience because I had no children and was looking forward to a life with kids. This experience led to many years of depression, several suicide attempts. The last attempt was December 15, 2005. That last attempt was the most serious as I really hated the fact that I did not die. The other attempts before, I didn't seem to mind not dying I just got on with life. By the time I attempted suicide that last time My depression had obviously taken hold of my entire existence, I could see no positive in life. I hate life and everything in it.
After the last suicide attempt I tried to get on with life. I got a job and it turned out to be a living nightmare. Somewhere inside me I knew I wanted to live so I did not try to take my life again, but I definitely got worse some how as I was thrown into a nervous breakdown, where I did not want to leave my apartment, I started seeing and hearing things. I have a friend who was there all the way for he. He helped me come out of that state. If it were not for this friend, I would have ended up in an asylum. It took me another two to three years to reach a point where I could start seeing the positive in live again.
One of the most positive things I could have done for me was resume my martial arts training which helped make me mentally stronger. It also made me physically strong and I lost a few pounds. I really looked good on the outside and felt really good on the inside.
To tell you anything else would be reveal too much.
I don't know why you ask these questions, but if I see my story any where else other than my own hub I will really take action.
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The most difficult life experiance i've had was coming back from a deployment. I was good and am still good but its pretty hard to just fall back in on a 1 year old that was a newborn and a house thats mine that i've never seen before and just a whole new life or what it felt like to be. Also I didn'y notice it at first and niether did my wife but I am alot more ill tempured and am easily annoyed now which causes alot of arguements. I thought combat would be hard but its the overwhelming new life that was hard to deal with.
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My family was completely rejected by our friends because we made a choice to leave a church that was teaching things we did not believe. Even our pediatrician dropped my children as his patients. While it was very hurtful at the time, God taught me so much through it, so I am better off because of it.
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Two Boots - Grand Central StationManhattan, New York City
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I went to meet an out-of-town friend at Grand Central Station and was starving. I know Two Boots carries the boring, cheese-less, salad on a plate, vegan "Mother Earth" pizza, so I reluctantly went there, thinking it would be the near only vegan option in the food court. WRONG! Two Boots apparently started carrying Daiya vegan cheese a few weeks previously. Awesome! They still have the boring Mother Earth, which some people must like since it's been around for years at all their locations, but thankfully for me, they now offer a veggie slice with Daiya cheese. I went with that and it was $4 - not bad! The pizza was right on - hot, gooey cheese, fresh veggies, and a decent-size serving. I actually regretted not having gone back for a 2nd slice. I will def be back, as this is the only place I know in the area that has vegan pizza.
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Searching for vegan food after getting off a long train ride is no fun so I was really excited to find vegan pizza-by-the slice here. I had the "Mother Earth" veggie slice, which was the only cheeseless piece they offered. I've had the same slice at other locations and it was really good, but at this particular location, it was pretty dry, likely because it was nearly closing time, which isn't the best time for fresh pizza.
I had a slide of the Mother Earth pizza as well, but I didn't particularly like it, but pizza is not my favorite type of food for sure. They warmed up my slice, but it was still only lukewarm. The crust was really thick; like a slide of bread. Then came the tomato sauce which tasted very much like black pepper which was pretty much the only flavor the pizza had. Then a bunch of roasted veggies which didn't have much taste. I couldn't finish my slice, so I put it in a plastic bag in my backpack. Later, when I finished eating it, I noticed a couple of garlic cloves which gave it more taste and led me to give this place two stars instead of one. (I should also mention that my slice wasn't dry; it was moist enough.) I doubt I'd ever order this again; I'll keep getting a falafel at Grand Central Station, or go a block or two and get a veggie burger and fries.


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In 1988, Mitch Singer and Mort Rezack founded PL Developments with the ambitious dream of bringing a higher level of service to the private label OTC industry.
With a little luck and a lot of hard work, Mitch and Mort obtained their first retail client by the end of year one. Their fresh, customer-focused approach and unwavering commitment to quality, paved the way for the next decade of steady growth.
Sadly, in 1998, Mort passed away. Mitch lost his long-time friend and fervent business partner. During this difficult time, Mitch assumed 100% ownership of PL Developments and saw this is as a way to carry on Mort's legacy. Mitch was more determined than ever to grow PLD to a company that Mort would be proud of.
By 2002, PLD was operating in a 55,000 sq. ft. facility. By 2007, PLD had outgrown the facility and moved into a 200,000 sq. ft. facility in Westbury, NY. This is the current, state-of-the-art finished dose packaging center for PLD.
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Vladimir Putin accused of 'plotting to make Donald Trump president' in US election race
VLADIMIR Putin has been accused of colluding to ensure his pal Donald Trump becomes President of the United States.
Russian hackers have been blamed for carrying out a cyber attack and releasing tens of thousands of emails from the Democratic National Committee onto the internet.
The move is allegedly an attempt to destabilise the Democratic Party, which was riven by infighting during a bloody candidacy race between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
An uneasy peace has been agreed as they frantically try to beat Republican Trump to the presidency.
While US authorities cannot "unequivocally" attribute the mass hack to the Kremlin, Clinton's campaign has accused Putin of masterminding the attack.
But Putin's people have rubbished the claims saying they are "horror stories" made up by paranoid US politicians.
"They tell each other horror stories and then start being frightened of their own storie"Dmitry Peskov
In an interview with NBC, US President Barack Obama said: "What the motives were in terms of the leaks, all that, I can't say directly. What I do know is that Donald Trump has repeatedly expressed admiration for Vladimir Putin."
When asked if he believed Russia would try to influence the election on November 8, the outgoing president said "anything is possible".
He said: "I know that experts have attributed this to the Russians.
"What we do know is that the Russians hack our systems, not just government systems but private systems."
Loud-mouth presidential candidate Trump has frequently praised Putin, hailing him as a "strong leader".
The blond businessman said he would like to team up with Russia to create an unstoppable force to destroy ISIS in the Middle East.
He also suggested NATO might not defend the Baltic states from Russian aggression, despite warnings an invasion by the Motherland could happen "overnight" as a mass build-up of alliance and Russian forces swells in the disputed region.
Obama said: "I think that Trump has got pretty favourable coverage back in Russia."
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: "Moscow is at pains to avoid any words that could be interpreted as direct or indirect interference in the election process.
"We see that the Russian card is in the red corner on the writing table of all Washington politicians during the election campaign, and that very often they make it a trump card in their game."
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U want to have Critical Strike Chance to get high hits at Bot's.
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1. Hawkshot (To make sure there arent too many people at the place u want to push at.)
2. Volley (this will kill the minions and will make sure u almost always can solo fight the Bot)
3. Enchanted Crystal Arrow (To finish off the Bot u ware killing)
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Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Fit friends may help you lose weight
Now, I'm pretty sure that hanging out with fit friends is already PHYSICALLY good for me. I run more/farther/faster, bike more/farther/faster, swim more/farther/faster, etc. But it's interesting that even if you aren't trying, there's a subconscious benefit where you try to emulate their behaviors (hopefully the good eating and exercise habits).
Now for a rant
WTF, we have an obesity epidemic and the frikkin journal that, literally, writes the book on the topic charges 32 dollars for a single article! You can get a year's worth of Men's Health (full of good information) for like 10 or 20 bucks. Maybe I'm not the target market for the fancy "journal". Guess I'll stick to my glossy magazine that shows up for nearly free in my mailbox every month.
Then again, I just read a bit of the abstract about the article...here, take a look
Despite significant efforts, obesity continues to be a major public health problem, and there are surprisingly few effective strategies for its prevention and treatment. We now realize that healthy diet and activity patterns are difficult to maintain in the current physical environment. Recently, it was suggested that the social environment also contributes to obesity. Therefore, using network-based interaction models, we simulate how obesity spreads along social networks and predict
blahblahblahblahblah. If the whole article is that long and drawn out maybe i should be happy with the 50 word version they stuck in my Men's Health
Oh yeah, thank's to my future brother in law Rob for the subscription-- great x-mas present bro
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Cold, wet, miserable Triathalon (oh yeah, it was awesome!)
I woke up and looked outside this morning and said to myself
"Self--it's gonna be a cold, wet, miserable day".
And ya know what, I was right!
I loaded up my bike (in the car) and all my gear including essentials I'd packed last night like a sun visor (and neglecting unnecessary items like a stocking cap). After grabbing a quick breakfast to eat in the car and some coffee I was off-- headed north, jammin out to my new mix cd. About an hour later I showed up in Brookings and found the college wellness center and HPER. I looked at the drizzle and decided to leave my stuff in the car awhile while I looked around. Eventually I set up my bike in the transition area (with a plastic bag over the seat) near the exit.
A little before 10 (starting time) they gave us the pre-race instructions. Swimming was going to be 10 laps, 2 to a lane. They had a mat setup to walk across to start timing, then you could dive (or jump) in the pool to start swimming. After 9 laps the lap counter would put a kickboard in the pool to signal 1 lap remaining. I had a horrible lap partner (lane hog) which pushed me into the wall and ladder a number of times. grrr. My swim time ended up 11:36, or 65th overall.
After swimming I ran over to my clothes and towel and dried off as best i could, then slipped on my 2XU compression calfguards, socks, bike shoes, and long sleeve shirt. Down the stairs and outside to my bike where I put on my Heart rate strap, bike jersey, helmet and gloves(it was cold-- wish i had full coverage gloves). Out the T1 exit took just a few steps (I had a good spot) and I mounted up. I couldn't see anyone ahead of me to pass, so I just set my own pace. The heavy cross wind (from the east - 20mph or so) made the aerobars too tricky to use so I rode in the normal rode bike position. 3 miles in we turned East, directly into the wind. The aero bars were great on this stretch, letting me get lower on the bike. I kept seeing people coming back from the turnaround zone, but still nobody was around to pass (Did I mention I was 3rd from the last person in the water). I think if there'd been some rabbits I'd have gone faster on the bike.
Finally the turnaround zone beckoned, and I braked and pulled a quick U turn. Thank goodness the guys at Spoke just gave my bike a once over, the brakes (on such a wet day) worked great.
The next few miles until I turned south were fantastic. I averaged 25-26, slowing down to 22 on the gradual uphills. I passed one rider like he/she was standing still... and it felt GOOD!
After the turn south to town I saw another rider in the distance. I used the tree belts to drop in the aerobars and accelerate (rising back up when the wind came back) and caught & passed this rider as well. Eventually I made it in to T2 and hung up my bike. I pulled off my shoes (which were SOAKING wet) and debated changing socks- but then looked down at the puddle I was standing in and couldn't figure out how to change into dry socks and keep them dry. I ended up slipping my shoes on and taking off, ripping into some sport beans as I went.
The run around campus was wet. W E T. Well, to be fair, it was raining the entire time on the bike, but I didn't really notice it. Now I was cold and approaching miserable.
I kept sneaking glances behind me and saw 3 runners. They kept me going (the one guy blew by me-- he wasn't very fast on the bike but he sure could run)-- every time I thought they were catching up it'd give me another minute or two of running. At one point I could hear them talking and panicked, bursting forward for 100 yards or so. The folks putting on the tri had stationed college kids at nearly all of the turns- to check off as runners went by and to give encouragement/directions.
The most depressing stretch was when I saw the cone marking 3 miles and I couldn't see the finish. 3 miles! that's long enough. Where's the damn finish.
I hit the corner and turned and saw the finish and sprinted (just like Carl Lewis.. you should have seen it!) for the end. All my fans were cheering (oh wait, it was just the guy timing). I stumbled over to the door and heard them announcing winners and prizes inside. Apparently they figured I wasn't in the running and decided to start prizes without me.
Unfortunately, my times weren't in the computer when I left, so I had no idea how I'd done.
When I got home I pulled up my results on the computer
Swim: 11:36, 65th
Bike: 44:02, 40th
Run: 44:25, 90th (ouch. this needs work)
total with transitions 1:47:15, 75/95 overall
They didn't do a full breakdown by age, but I didn't do too bad for the 30-39 bracket. I did really well for the 30-39 Clydesdale bracket (pretty sure I would have gotten 1/1)
Now I need to figure out what race is next. The 10 day forecast for Siouxperman says no rain and 67 degrees... but can you trust a forecast 6 days out?
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
running shoes unnecessary
I've been reading more about running barefoot (or nearly so). I saw on slashdot today an article where a ton of research was done (interviewing a bunch of runners before a race about their injuries). The biggest cause of injuries was not training, or age, or weight, or health-- but shoes. The more a person spent on expensive running shoes, the greater the injuries. Our foot was designed/evolved to need no padding or pronation control or shock absorbers. Also, the more expensive running shoes have big, heavy, powerful heels which make it nearly impossible to run without landing heel first.
Probably the most interesting part of the article is below-- I've copied the paragraph
In a paper for the British Journal Of Sports Medicine last year, Dr Craig Richards, a researcher at the University of Newcastle in Australia, revealed there are no evidence-based studies that demonstrate running shoes make you less prone to injury. Not one.
It was an astonishing revelation that had been hidden for over 35 years. Dr Richards was so stunned that a $20 billion industry seemed to be based on nothing but empty promises and wishful thinking that he issued the following challenge: 'Is any running-shoe company prepared to claim that wearing their distance running shoes will decrease your risk of suffering musculoskeletal running injuries? Is any shoe manufacturer prepared to claim that wearing their running shoes will improve your distance running performance? If you are prepared to make these claims, where is your peer-reviewed data to back it up?'
There's also some interesting information about the Tarahumara tribe (apparently a short game of soccer/football for them is a couple hours of nonstop running. A longer game might last a couple days without stopping. They'd also hunt deer and other animals by literally running them to death-- as much as a hundred miles or more.
Another article from the New York Times discusses running shoes. A quote from the Doctor who's the medical director of the New York City Marathon, states
"Barefoot runners show up in my office very often because they're not getting any control of their foot strike," Maharam said.
The lesson here (which I've been focusing on) is that you can't just take away the padding and expect to have the same experience. Running barefoot (or in Vibrams) requires landing differently and (over time), strengthening the previously atrophied muscles. Walking and jogging barefoot it something that has to be worked into gradually-- a couple times a week.
On a side note, I decided since my calves are taking such a beating working far, far harder than normal, that some compression socks (minus the foot part) would be a good idea. My friends/workout partners/triathaletes Gabe and Jon have a triathalete supply store (www.trinationsports.com) hooked me up with a pair of 2XU Calf Guards (with personal delivery!).
I'm wearing them now and they're really cool. I think they work (they feel good) so if they only give me a placebo effect, it's still probably worth it.
Saturday, April 4, 2009
If it starts out with begging, it's probably not going to end well.
Wish us luck that the plane takes off and we get outta the state before it gets any worse here :)


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Ten people were injured in an eight-car accident in San Jose late Sunday night, in a fiery crash that began with a speeding Mercedes, and a driver arrested on a felony DUI charge. Damian Trujillo reports.
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The second post assessing Kensington's Business Report looks at how the IT manager views their day to day role in the office.
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Our mission is to inspire travellers by discovering great experiences from quality suppliers in Asia and making them bookable online. We partner with thousands of verified small-to-medium-sized travel businesses, so that we can do what we do best: seek out and recommend you the best possible activities to experience Asia. This means that beyond mainstream tours and attractions, you can access more niche, authentic, locally specialised, and once-in-a-lifetime activities.
BeMyGuest empowers businesses by letting them leverage our free and award-winning content management and booking system to digitalize their offers and consequently reach active online travellers.
"A few years back, I was on a business trip to Kenya. I extended my stay over the weekend to go to a safari," narrates CEO Clement Wong. "While at the Maasai Mara Reserve, I asked my driver if he could take me to a Maasai village. He told me it would cost $20 and I thought, sure, let's help the local community. Once there, I was curious to find out how far the $20 would go in sustaining them and what they would spend it on."
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The Royal Society and the US National Academy of Sciences, with their similar missions to promote the use of science to benefit society and to inform critical policy debates, offer this new publication as a key reference document for decision makers, policy makers, educators, and other individuals seeking authoritative answers about the current state of climate-change science. Questions addressed include:
If the world is warming, why are some winters and summers still very cold?
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Climate Change: Evidence and Causes February 2014
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GCAP1 mutation is associated with macular dystrophy.
Retinal dystrophy-associated missense mutations (L84F, I107T) in GUCA1A with distinct molecular properties result in a similar aberrant regulation of the retinal guanylate cyclase.
Dimerization domain of RETGC1 (show GUCY2D Proteins) is an essential part of GCAP1 and GCAP2 (show GUCA1B Proteins) binding interface.
The GCAP1 and GCAP2 binding site(s) overlaps within the kinase homology and/or dimerization domains of retinal GC1.
GUCA1A and GUCY2D (show GUCY2D Proteins) mutations are both accompanied by similar pattern of generalized cone dysfunction with a tendency to less involvement of the rod photoreceptors and a less severe phenotype in patients with GUCA1A.
RetGC1 (show GUCY2D Proteins) activation by GCAP1 involves establishing a tight complex through the binding patch with an additional activation step involving Met-26, Lys (show LYZ Proteins)-85, and Trp (show TBPL1 Proteins)-94.
All four mutant GCAP1 family members showed sensitivity or acuity losses relative to normal observers.
we predicted that either haploinsufficiency or dominant-negative effect accompanied by creation of a novel function for the mutant protein is a possible mechanism of the retinal degeneration due to c.250C>T and c.320T>C of the GUCA1A
Patients with autosomal dominant cone-rod dystrophy caused by a D100G mutation in GUCA1A exhibit progressive vision loss early within the first decade of life identifiable by distinct ERG (show ERG Proteins).
the GUCA1A mutation only contributes to a small portion of CORD in people of Chinese descent.
Data suggest that GCAP1 (Mg2 (show MCOLN1 Proteins)+ vs. Ca2 (show CA2 Proteins)+) exhibits conformational changes in Ca2 (show CA2 Proteins)+ switch helix that are important in activation of RetGC1 (show GUCY2D Proteins) (photoreceptor guanylate cyclase); myristoylation of GCAP1 is important as well in attaining activator conformation.
Data suggest that dimerization domain of GUCY2D (show GUCY2D Proteins) operates as a calcium-sensitive regulatory module; GUCY2D (show GUCY2D Proteins) requires correct conformation of monomer-monomer interface for interaction with guanylate cyclase activating proteins (GCAP1; GCAP2 (show GUCA1B Proteins)).
Presence of bound magnesium (Mg2 (show MCOLN1 Proteins)+) in guanylate cyclase activator (show RCVRN Proteins) protein GCAP-1 is essential for its ability to stimulate retinal guanylyl cyclase.
Direct association between RD3 and GCAP1 is important for GC1 targeting.
The wild type and mutants of GCAP1 displayed large differences in Ca(2 (show CA2 Proteins)+)-binding and regulation and preserved an intact secondary and tertiary structure with a significant rearrangement of the aromatic residues upon binding of Ca(2 (show CA2 Proteins)+).
GCAP1 is the 'first-response' sensor protein that stimulates retinal membrane guanylyl cyclase early in the rod photoresponse.
results argue that there must be a cellular mechanism that limits GCAP1 access to RetGC2 (show GUCY2F Proteins) and makes RetGC1 (show GUCY2D Proteins) isozyme a preferential target for the disease-causing GCAP1 mutants.
Recombinant Gcap14 protein cosedimented with pure microtubules, indicating a direct binding between the two
Calcium-myristoyl Tug (show ASPSCR1 Proteins) is a new mechanism for intramolecular tuning of calcium sensitivity and target enzyme interaction for guanylyl cyclase-activating protein 1
Stimulation by GCAP increases the maximal velocity (Vmax) for retinal guanylyl cyclase (RetGC1 (show GUCY2D Proteins)) activation up to 20-fold in mouse photoreceptor outer segment.
GCAP-activated native retinal membrane (Ret (show RET Proteins))GC1 and RetGC2 (show GUCY2F Proteins) are less sensitive to inhibition by calcium ions in the presence of GCAP1 than GCAP2 (show GUCA2B Proteins).
Mutant GCAP1, when under normal expression control, causes both rod and cone photoreceptors to lose function and degenerate, with cone cells being more severely affected, in keeping with the human disease phenotype.
This gene plays a role in the recovery of retinal photoreceptors from photobleaching. In the recovery phase, the phototransduction messeneger cGMP is replenished by retinal guanylyl cyclase-1 (GC1). GC1 is activated by decreasing Ca(2+) concentrations following photobleaching. The protein encoded by this gene, guanylyl cyclase activating protein 1 (GCAP1), mediates the sensitivity of GC1 to Ca(2+) concentrations. GCAP1 promotes activity of GC1 at low Ca(2+) concentrations and inhibits GC1 activity at high Ca(2+) concentrations. Mutations in this gene cause autosomal dominant cone dystrophy (COD3)\; a disease characterized by reduced visual acuity associated with progressive loss of color vision. Mutations in this gene prohibit the inactivation of RetGC1 at high Ca(2+) concentrations\; causing the constitutive activation of RetGC1 and, presumably, increased cell death. This gene is expressed in retina and spermatagonia.
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If capitalism and it's necessary corollary, consumerism (or maybe, vice versa), can keep pushing the Xmas season further out, I say we do the same for Halloween. Halloween: it's not just a night anymore. Star the holiday season off right and check out Factmag for a diverse list of scary scores to get you in the mood. While, as with any such list, you can gripe about omissions, inclusions (actually, I have no complaint with any inclusion here), placement, etc, it's still a great list that covers a wide berth. As someone who watches alotta Horror, and has a particular fondness for the soundtracks, the Factmag list kept surprising me with some truly obscure. and fantastic, selections, and has prompted me to check out some more modern sounds in the field (not that I haven't been enjoying many of the new composers/bands that have been arising, already).
Horror soundtracks are currently enjoying an unprecedented level of interest, with numerous labels (Waxwork, Death Waltz, One Way Static, and others) currently releasing these soundtracks, some reissued, but many legitimately pressed for the first time. Not only that, you have a whole new crew of musicians and composers/producers dedicated to playing these vintage sounds. Artists and bands like Umberto, Brian Reitzell, Zombi, Nightcrawler and Crypt Vapor are introducing this genre to a whole new legion of fans. It's also tremendously gratifying to see that originators like Goblin, Fabio Frizzi and now John Carpenter (his first live performance EVER is at ATP in Iceland, 2016!!!) performing for excited fans of a wide age range.
Without further ado, here's Factmag's list
And interviews with the heads of the three labels mentioned above
A favorite, from a composer who I absolutely love, that I was pleasantly surprised to see included, proving the broad scope of sounds that fall into this category.
Smooth, Cool Jazz from the prolific Piero Umiliani. Chet Baker is featured on several cuts of the soundtrack, though not here.
When I saw Goblin two years ago, I managed to get my Cinevox original of Suspiria signed, at the pre-show meet and greet. As I approached in the line, the guys started talking among themselves and snickering. Hmmm. What's up with that? They thought I looked exactly like their original bass player, Fabio Pignattelli. I'm cool with that.
Also, this footage is one of the greatest things that I've ever seen.
Tarantino has an encyclopedic knowledge of genre film, so his opinions on such are always meritorious. I've seen half of the films on this list, and have loved them all. Time to check out the rest and dig up my copy of this http://books.google.com/books/about/Spaghetti_Westerns.html?id=z9Tjh55dlDUC
Quentin Tarantino recently listed his 20 favorite spaghetti westerns – that is, westerns produced and/or directed by Italians – and if I'm being honest here I probably couldn't have named 20 spaghetti westerns of any kind with a gun to my head, let alone play favorites. Luckily, Quentin is just the right kind of insane.
From SpaghettiWestern.info and The Tarantino Archives:
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2. "For a Few Dollars More" (Sergio Leone, 1965)
3. "Django" (Sergio Corbucci, 1966)
4. "The Mercenary" (Sergio Corbucci, 1966)
5. "Once Upon a Time in the West" (Sergio Leone, 1968)
6. "A Fistful of Dollars" (Sergio Leone, 1964)
7. "Day of Anger" (Tonino Valerii, 1967)
8. "Death Rides a Horse" (Giulio Petroni, 1967)
9. "Navajo Joe" (Sergio Corbucci,1966)
10. "The Return of Ringo" (Duccio Tessar, 1965)
11. "The Big Gundown" (Sergio Sollima, 1966)
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Ennio was a member of the composers collective known as Il Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza, from the mid-sixties to it's dissolution in the early eighties.
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Acknowledgements: This guide has been heavily influenced by the guides posted by the University of Minnesota and University of Arizona. Many thanks to Scott Spicer and Deg Farrelly.
This series from the Metropolitan Museum of Art features 100 episodes (each at 2 minutes), in which curators talk about works of art that changed the way they see the world. Each episode links to related clips and/or interactive pieces, and includes full identification of the curator, the work of art, and its donor(s).
The AdViews digital collection provides access to thousands of historic commercials created for clients or acquired by the D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles (DMB&B) advertising agency or its predecessor during the 1950s - 1980s. All of the commercials held in the DMB&B Archives will be digitized, allowing students and researchers access to a wide range of vintage brand advertising from the first four decades of mainstream commercial television.
American Archive of Public Broadcasting
The American Archive of Public Broadcasting is a project of the Library of Congress and WGBH in Boston that seeks to preserve the most significant public television and radio programs of the past 60 years. The collection of over 40,000 hours contains programs of high national impact as well as local news and public affairs programs, local history productions that document the heritage of local communities, and programs dealing with education, environmental issues, music, art, literature, dance, poetry, religion, and even filmmaking on a local level.
The American Indian Film Gallery (AIFG) is an online collection of more than 450 historic films by and about Native peoples of the Americas, compiled and digitized by historian J. Fred MacDonald over many years. These films range in date from 1925 - 2010. Most date to the so-called Golden Age of educational filmmaking, from 1945 to the rise of consumer-grade video equipment in the 1970s. Many of the films from that period were sponsored by industry or governmental agencies. Others were made by independent educational filmmakers.
The American Memory project from the Library of Congress provides access to several hundred early motion pictures, organized into 11 discrete collections:
This collection features text, audio, and video versions of over 5,000 speeches. The site provides access to "public speeches, sermons, legal proceedings, lectures, debates, interviews, and other recorded media events." Not every speech has accompanying video.
Part of the Annenberg Foundation, Annenberg Media uses media and telecommunications to advance excellent teaching in American schools. The Learner.org web site provides access to many of the exceptional educational video programs developed with grant money as telecourses, including series on algebra, art, chemistry, economics, film, history, poetry, and foreign languages, among others. Not all series listed on the site are available for streaming. Videos stream in Flash. Many of the videos include closed captioning.
Archive of American Television
The Television Academy Foundation's Archive of American Television chronicles the birth and growth of American TV history through over 3,000 hours of oral history interviews with TV's greatest legends and pioneers. The collection covers a variety of professions, genres, and topics, and can be searched by person, show, topic or profession.
A non-profit initiative of the charity Wildscreen, this collection features thousands of videos, images, and fact-files about the world's endangered animals, plants, and fungi. Search by species, conservation status, places, and topics.
Browse the BBC's archives and explore themed collections of radio and TV programs, as well as documents and photographs from as far back as the 1930s. Collections are organized by topic, person, or location; you can also search the A-Z list of available programs.
BlueGobo is a video archive of musical theatre performances on television, film or video. Browse by title or decade and search by title or person.
This archive contains every C-SPAN program aired since 1987 (almost totaling over 204,000 hours). Programs are indexed by subject, speaker names, titles, affiliations, sponsors, committees, categories, formats, policy groups, keywords, and location. The congressional sessions and committee hearings are indexed by person with full text.
CDC-TV videos cover a variety of health, safety and preparedness topics as part of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's mission. Most videos are short and easily downloadable; all include closed-captioning and are organized by series, intended audience, and topic.
The CRDL is a partnership among librarians, archivists, educators, and public broadcasters that provides access to online films, texts, images and audio recordings related to the Civil Rights movement in the United States. You can browse the collection by events, places, people, topics, or media types; both simple and advanced search options are available.
This 100-episode series from the Metropolitan Museum of Art offers personal perspectives from museum staff on works of art in the collection. Various tones, themes, and concepts are included.
A public media archive and fair use advocacy network that features a platform for viewing, tagging, sharing, annotating, curating, and spreading media.
Ethnographic Video for Instruction & Analysis (EVIA)
The EVIA Digital Archive Project is a preservation and access system for annotated ethnographic field video. Collections represent a diverse range of performance traditions from the around the world. Viewing videos requires registering for an account and agreeing to the end user license agreement.
Folkstreams offers streaming access to documentaries about American folk or roots cultures with essays about the traditions and filmmaking. The site includes transcriptions, study/teaching guides, suggested readings, and links to related websites. It also provides simple keyword and advanced searching, as well as the ability to browse by subject, region, title, filmmaker, and other categories. Video displays include links to related films.
International Monetary Fund Videos
Provides more than 1,000 short-form videos, generally under 5 minutes, produced by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Search options permit searching by a combination of elements: Category, Country, Year, Language, and Keyword. Categories include: Countries and Regions, Economic Outlook, Speeches, Seminars, and more.
Internet Archive: Movie Archive
The Moving Image Archive contains digital movies uploaded by Archive users that range from classic full-length films to daily alternative news broadcasts to cartoons and concerts. Browse sub-collections or use the simple/advanced search. The videos are either in the public domain or Creative Commons-licensed, and many are available for free download.
Jacob's Pillow Dance Interactive
View online videos featuring performance excerpts from Jacob's Pillow from the 1930s to present. You can search by artist, genre, or era, as well as take part in a guessing game to identify dancers.
The Lannan Foundation is dedicated to cultural freedom, diversity and creativity through projects which support exceptional contemporary artists and writers, as well as inspired Native activists in rural indigenous communities. The site provides access to 15 years of audio and video recordings from live events and interviews with notable authors, scholars, and activists. More recordings are included on the foundations podcast site, which is available for subscription via iTunes.
Media Burn Independent Video Archive
The Media Burn Independent Video Archive collects more than 6,000 documentary videotapes produced by independent videographers outside of corporate contexts. The tapes chronicle four decades of 20th and 21st century life (1969 to present), including politics, arts and culture, community life, urban issues, ethnic identities and more.
Media That Matters showcases 12-minute or less films in an annual collection, organized alphabetically by year and title. A simple search interface facilitates finding films by keyword. Films may also be browsed by one of 15 issues: Criminal Justice, Economic Justice, Environment, Family & Society, Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender, Gender/Women, Health/Health Advocacy, Human Rights, Immigration, International, Media, Politics/Government, Racial Justice, Religous Freedom, and Youth.
A free video archive that preserves the historic, cultural and tourism heritage of the Mediterranean area. The TV and radio archives are presented in historic and cultural context with accompanying notes in French, English, and Arabic. Co-funded by the European Union.
Video of 65 interviews from the television series hosted by the late Mike Wallace from 1957 and 1958. Provided by the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin. Each program includes a text transcript. Copyright of all of the interviews belongs to Mike Wallace and the Ransom Center.
Provides free access to live streaming video feeds of free music, dance and theater performances at The Kennedy Center daily at 6 pm Eastern time (3 pm Pacific time). Also provides a freely accessible and searchable video archive of past performances.
Provides more than 12,000 short clips from feature films licensed from Fox, MGM, Paramount, Sony, Universal and Warner Bros that can be shared over social media or used in webpages and presentations. Reuse of the clips requires registering with the site.
In addition to searching by title or actor, the site allows one to search by dialogue, genre, action, occassion, theme, and mood. Browse categories such as best kiss, tearjerkers, birthdays, holidays, awkward moments, action moments, bad guys and fight scenes.
National Committee for Fluid Mechanics Films
A series of films created by Ascher Shapiro in the 1960s, used to teach fluid mechanics. A majority of the videos are available on YouTube and have accompanying film notes.
National Geographic Video **Warning: AUTOPLAY**
This collection features videos from Nat Geo TV, Nat Geo Wild, and subject-specific categories. Videos can be shared through social media or embedded in websites.
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National Park Service B-Roll Video
This webpage provides links to public domain video of national parks, monuments, battlefields, historic sites and related areas. Video previews are presented in Flash player format and searchable only by drop-down menu.
National Theatre: Video Collection
Short videos that introduce various aspects of the British National Theatre. Some subjects included: Wigs, Scenic Art, Puppetry, Casting and more.
New York Public Library Dance Division Moving Image Archive
A virtual space for dance enthusiasts and researchers alike to browse, search, compare, and comment on dance videos and images - then share their discoveries with others! While not all of the NYPL Dance Division Moving Image Archive collection is available offsite, large portions of the collection are available. To browse only freely available material, click the the "Exclude Location-Restricted Videos" button under the search box.
Created by PBS, Art21 chronicles contemporary art and artists both online and through its series Art in the Twenty-First Century. This site hosts episodes from the television show, as well as the following online series:
• Artist to Artist: Contemporary visual artists in conversation with their peers
• 100 Artists: Celebrates the artists who appeared in the series Art in the Twenty-First Century
• New York Close-Up: Profiles artists in the first decade of their professional career in NYC
Provides access to select programs from PBS series. Users can browse by Programs, Topics, or Collections. Individual programs are subdivided into smaller segments. PBS Video coverage includes episodes from from Masterpiece, American Experience, Austin City Limits, Antiques Roadshow, Frontline, Nova, Nature & Great Performances.
POV: Documentaries with a Point of View
Provides a selection of full-length and short films from the acclaimed PBS documentary film series POV. Videos are organized by length and topic.
Provides videos of global innovators talking about a variety of subjects: Business, Design, Education, Energy, Entertainment, Environment, Health, Music, Science, Society, and Technology.
Contains multimedia videos highlighting the U.S. Department of Energy's scientific research. State-of-the-art audio indexing and speech recognition technology allows the user to search for specific words and phrases spoken by the presenter. Simply enter a term and the results list will point to the precise snippets of the video where the term was spoken.
Scripps Library and Multimedia Archive
The Scripps Library and Multimedia Archive serves as a research facility for scholars of U.S. public policy. The Library's multimedia archive includes more than 2,500 hours of secret White House recordings, hundreds of presidential oral history interviews, audio and video recordings of Miller Center Forums, and documents related to the executive branch of American government. The Library's digital archive on the American presidency is over 3TB and growing.
Smithsonian Collections Search Center
Search over 6.4 million records with 536,000 images, video and sound files, electronic journals and other resources from the Smithsonian's museums, archives & libraries.
Provides access to over 850 full-length documentary films from established distributors and first-time filmmakers. The site organizes titles by broad Topics (such as Arts, Environment, Health, History, Women's Issues, etc.) and by Channels (including well-established film companies such as Alive Mind, Icarus, Fanlight, PBS, and National Geographic).
Videos stream in Flash. Brief commercials precede and are interspersed through the video playback.
The Southern Foodways Alliance documents, studies, and celebrates the diverse food cultures of the changing American South. Oral histories are organized by trails/regions, state, and city and feature extensive accompanying documentation.
This free collection provides access to audiovisual materials covering a wide range of medicinal and dental topics, sorted by topic. Videos are available to stream through YouTube or iTunes.
TED hosts numerous recorded talks that are organized under broad subject categories: Technology, Entertainment, Design, Business, Science, and Global Issues. Films can also be sorted by tone (persuasive, inspiring, informative, etc), date, view count, and popularity.
Provides access to more than 50 films that represent a cross-section of the output produced between 1910 and 1917 by the Thanhouser film enterprise based in New Rochelle, New York. Each film includes a summary and analysis written by film historian Victor Graf.
UbuWeb is a completely independent resource dedicated to all strains of the avant-garde, ethnopoetics, and outsider arts. The site provides access to over 2,500 full-length avant-garde films and videos, as well as audio works and more.
View the various food safety and inspection streaming videos and audio files available from the Food Safety and Inspection Service. The videos are organized by category: Public Service Announcements; Meat, Poultry and Processed Egg Product Inspection; Regulatory Education Seminars; and SignFSIS.


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In the tab for ebay, or any other internet page, put the mouse on the web address www ebay then right mouse button click and you get a box or options. Select copy then in your reply text right click and select paste. Job done.
Once you understand that you can use shortcut keys which are:
press Ctrl (and hold it while) you press C and you have copied.
press Ctrl (and hold it while) you press V and you have pasted it.
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Twin Cities-based Oppidan Investment Company is a national property development firm offering a full range of real estate services including asset management, brokerage services, construction management and project management. Since our founding in 1991, Oppidan has successfully developed in excess of 420 projects valued at more than $2.9 billion and spanning 13.4 million-square feet throughout 34 states and parts of Canada.
Over the years, Oppidan's range of clients has grown to include not only retailers but also banking, recreation, medical, office, industrial, nonprofit, residential apartments and senior housing, and more. We are most notably recognized for our work with industry leading businesses Orchard Supply Hardware, Duluth Trading Company, Goodwill, General Electric, Shopko, Carbo Ceramics, Ebenezer, and FreshThyme. Oppidan is the preferred developer for Lowe's, a Orchard Supply Hardware chain, helping them grow and redevelop throughout the nation.
Oppidan has a reputation for being fast, being flexible, and being value-oriented while meeting our clients' needs and exceeding their expectation. We also have a reputation for offering broad thinking and unprecedented depth of experience that defies our size. We believe it is our ability to live up to this reputation that has led every single Oppidan client over the past 26 years, to become a repeat client.
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It all comes down to this. With the Royal Navy facing off against the Hammerhead super-weapon, and Britain's nuclear arsenal in the hands of a war-mongering megalomaniac, 007 alone must infiltrate Kraken's fortified retreat. He has a license to kill, and he aims to use it…


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The book addresses an audience of parents, teachers, educators and grandparents, whether these be Montrealers, visitors or tourists. The notion of what constitutes a family seems to be ever-changing as are the roles that parents play. In 2000, I was one of first stay-at-home dads and now there are many. Single parent households and divorced parents (like myself) are now becoming common, meaning that the task of raising children is becoming much more complicated. But of all the different jobs that I have worked in my life; none is more challenging, more rewarding, or more important than parenting. It is my hope that this book will help make parenting a little easier and a lot more fun for you.
Strong families are built on good memories and this book lists over 500 ideas for places that you can take your kids, mostly within an hour's drive of Montreal. Good memories are easy to create in attractive places that are fun to visit. It also helps if these places are not too expensive and the index thus lists 44 free outings. Reading through these pages, you will also agree that many paying sites remain a bargain. Because not everyone has a car or chooses to use one, indications are often given in this book for how to arrive at the various destinations by public transportation or even by bicycle.


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Oct 22, 2010 - 5:30 pm
Looks like I finally found a good place. My husband Doug was diagnosed with T1 N2 Stage4 HPV Type Squamish Cell Carcinoma of the left tonsil, with large left side tumor mass and invading lymph nodes We have already done the biopsies, have opted out of neck dissection and should be starting radiation-chemotherapy within the next month. I'm scared to death, can he survive this, just how awful will THIS become? He is a big strong guy who runs 5 miles everyday and never even takes so much as an aspirin. I don't know how to keep it together for him, any help? PLEASE.
Oct 22, 2010 - 5:50 pm
You have come to a good place where you will find many others who will be glad to help you through this.
There are many people who will be posting. Read through some of what is posted here and don't forget to go to the Caregivers postings you will find here, also. There is strength there for you in this fight.
Ask specific questions when you have them and you will get answers.
You are not alone, Angel.
Oct 22, 2010 - 8:42 pm
I'm sorry you have found this group...but what a great group you have found.
I completed my treatments almost seven months ago for stage4 SCC (unknown primary, HPV+) T0,N2b. After removal of a single "suspicious" lymphnode, I had 35 IMRT radiation treatments to both sides of my neck and seven once weekly chemo (cisplatin) infusions.
Doug can survive this! The treatments stink, but with a possitive attitude and support, you both can fight this beast and win! I'm very fortunate that I had loads of support from my wife, family, friends and work associates. I've been back at work full time now for the past three months. I'm not 100% yet, but working on it!
I suggest that you scour the subjects and posts on this message board and post as many questions as you want...there are some really super people here...patients and caregivers who will bouy you up and offer loads of great info.
Best to you, your husband and all here.
Oct 22, 2010 - 9:08 pm
Hi Angel,
This is the right place. I had a stage 3 squamous cell HPV+ 4cm tumor at the base of my tongue. I had radiation therapy twice daily and chemo infusion (Cisplatin) once a week for six weeks (June 28 to Aug 12th....with a one week break). My tumor disappeared in July and a follow up visit last week including an Endoscope check confirmed it's still gone. I am about 9 weeks out of treatment and eating (had feeding tube removed Sep 28th) 3 squares a day, the fatigue is diminishing and I am back to work on a modified schedule. My mantra through treatmeent was (and still is):JHLD - Joy, Hope, Love and Determination. This coupled with the loving, caring support of my wife, family, friends and colleagues helped me get through this and they still are extremely suppoortive. View this discussion group as sort of an extended family...there is plenty of support on this site. Your husband will get through this if he stays determined. It isn't an easy roadd to travel, the temporary side effects stink but the reward is beating cancer and extending his life. Both of you: STAY STRONG and don't be afraid to post questions or concerns. Someone will provide a positive answer.
Oct 22, 2010 - 9:16 pm
You state that you've opted out of the neck dissection. I hope your Drs. are okay with this. Many, here, have had the dissections. I have not- I'm NPC with two tumors on the left side of my neck. The somewhat radical Cisplatin delivery, along with the rads, seem to have aced the tumors/C, and my last rad was in 4/09. So, the C&R do a good job, but your Drs. would know best about the dissection issue.
As for his survival- yes, he can. If he really is tough, then don't worry about him being able to handle it. I would strongly advise him to get real, though. He's not dealing with a co-worker, or a couple punks on the street. He's dealing with D, angel. If he really is tough, then he'll allow the Drs. to do whatever they deem necessary, because he's tough enough to take it. Rule of thumb is for the Drs. to error on the side of aggressive treatment. Make certain he gets Cisplatin as his Chemo med, preferably with an FU5 infusion.
As for you- Kim is the Authority for you to trust. I would urge you to converse with her by PM, if need be down the road, as she has been down a road not so far away from where you will find yourself.
Oct 22, 2010 - 9:36 pm
You did indeed find a good place. Your hubby can certainly survive this; some times may be rough, but the treatment is doable. both of you need to prepare yourselves for some hard work; folks here will help with providing support and info - I can't tell you how helpful this group was when I was going through treatment (and after, too). We've got some great folks here. Good to hear hubby is a big strong guy. That, along with having a good support base will really act in his favor. He can accomplish a lot with his strength, your support, and determination. Add the medical support team into the mix, and things are looking even better. Of course you're scared - it's only normal; even when you know he can get through this.
I find that I feel more in control when I'm doing something. Now is a good time to get your ducks in a row (if you haven't already) - get a binder, and start tracking/collecting info. You can set up tab dividers for things like test results, tracking meds taken/side effects experienced, info on new contacts, recipes or notes on foods that are/are not tolerated. If hubby can listen to CDs during radiation treatments, figure out what music you'd like to collect for him. If you have other folks offering to help, let them know you will take them up on the offer - you may have plenty of work on your hands just seeing to his needs. Ask tons of questions (here, and at the doctors'). If you can, take another person to his appointments, someone who can be a little removed, someone who can take good notes.
Don't let me frighten you. I was stage four with lymph nodes involved, and made it through treatment without a caregiver - chances are, even though he'll need you, he won't be totally dependent. Do well. Keep us updated. Ask questions.
Oct 23, 2010 - 11:39 am
What a great group here, thank you all so very much.
Oct 23, 2010 - 2:55 pm
Fellow caregiver here. You and he can do this. Like others have said, it's not going to be easy and there are no guarantees, but you will get through it. It doesn't seem like it now, but once you get in the middle of it there is so much going on you will be coming out the other side before you know it.
It can be overwhelming and scary and he may be grumpy, ungrateful and distant - but that's not him - it is the treatment and what he is going through. Take it one day at a time, one side affect at a time, one treatment at a time.
((Hugs)) to you and praying for strength for you both in the coming weeks.
Oct 28, 2010 - 7:42 am
Hi Angel,
Yes he can beat it. The going may get rough between now and then. I am 1 yr 1 month of a very similar Dx.
I have info on my 'Expressions' page re diet and nutrition (Vitamins and supplements) which I think is paramount to winning this fight so if interested, check out the info there and the few blog articles.
Oct 28, 2010 - 10:30 am
Hi Angel,
I am a caregiver as well. My husband had T2NOMO SCC of the epiglottis originally diagnosed in May 2008. Went through chemo/radiation. March 09 had a lump on right side of neck, positive for SCC 4 lymph nodes. Doctors actually think it was a miss with treatment the first time. Had radical neck dissection and chemo/reirradiation. It was brutal. He is very much like your husband - active and tough and rarely takes medication. He went through the treatment without a feeding tube and, while he lost some weight, he actually did pretty well. He absolutely had to force himself to eat (soft foods only) and drink Ensure. There are times when we thought we could just not go on through the treatment, but with determination, he did it. I am happy to say that he is now 14 months out from his last treatment. PET scans so far have been NED for head and neck cancer (he has CLL as well - watch & wait). He is doing great - no medication, eats normally and works just like he did before. He has been working a brutal schedule of 12 hrs/day 7 days/wk for the last three months and while it wears him out, he is doing fine. He is an electrical contractor so the work is very physical.
It is hard to watch someone go through that kind of treatment. I hope your husband's will not be as brutal. Be patient with him and know that this too shall pass. It is definitely worth it in the end! My husband has next PET in November. We are hoping and praying for a good result.
Good Luck and know that the people on this board are some of the most helpful, positive, supportive people around.
Take care,
Oct 28, 2010 - 11:03 am
I am 5 months post treatement for scc of the hypopharynx. The battle that your husband has to face is tough. but it is doable. The ent decided against neck dissection for me when he determined that he could not remove the orginal tumor with causing to much damage.
Oct 28, 2010 - 1:15 pm
Your at the right place, I sure wish when I was young at 38 14 years ago I would have had a place to go like this.
I believe that having and maintaing a Positive Mental Attitude is approx. 80% of whipping this ugly sickness. Believe you will the fight and you will win. Keep your faith as God is always there for you no matter what your past was. Never, Never, Never give up. Last give up your pride and accept help, for man it is the hardest for them to do at this point.
Keep you smile and positive attitude, listen and do as much as you can.
Happy to see you reaching out now and please continue as neither he nor you can do this war by your selfs.
Oct 28, 2010 - 3:46 pm
Hi Angel,
Oct 28, 2010 - 9:12 pm
Hi Angel, you both will do what you have to do to get through it....not easy, and definitely a rough diet, but doable.
Myself and many others have all been in the place he and you are in now...you have to start somewhere.
I also had Right tonsil, SCC STG III HPV+ and a lymph node involved also. That was Jan09, got the tonsils out, port installed, no PEG, and started with nine weeks of chemo in three week cycles. Cisplatin, Taxotere, and 5FU which was in a pump 24/7 for a few days each cycle.
All of that followed with seven weeks of concurrent chemo (Carboplatin) and daily Eythol (Amifostine Injections) and daily rads for 35 days.
Finishing up that around mid June09...all clear to date, hoping to continue to say that well into the future.
BTW, my tumor dissolved away around the end of the third cycle, hoping his will as well.
Where in Ohio, I just got back from visiting relatives in Cleveland, Mansfield, and Mt. Vernon.
Oct 28, 2010 - 11:20 pm
Hi, I am one week post Chemo and Radiation. My side effects are probably as bad now as they have ever been. I too "was" a big guy, I used to compete in Powerlifting, played Ice Hockey and Lacrosse. I started my journey at almost 240 lbs and weighed in yesterday at 180.9 lbs. I went ahead and had the PEG inserted just about one month ago as there was no way with my throat issues I was going to ingest 2500 -3000 calories per day. Trust me, if you need it, get it. I played the big tough guy and that caused me to delay the PEG by a month or two.
Nov 10, 2010 - 3:08 pm
I wrote this in an email to a member here, since I am so overwhelmed at the moment I'd thought I'd just SHARE.
Dear Chris,
Cheryl Shanteau
Nov 10, 2010 - 4:09 pm
Doing anything wrong.
This is a tough fight and some people have a harder time of it than others.
Please remember that it could be just the procedures he underwent that caused a problem and you may have a calmer experience from here on in.
It IS overwhelming. It IS frustrating to try to get someone you love to do the best thing for themselves.
It IS important you let him fight this fight.
Hugs to you. I know you need them right now.
Keep coming back here. There are plenty of experienced people on this board.


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by Silver Member on May. 8, 2013 at 3:55 PM
We always have a loaf of both on hand... it depends on what we are having. I love whole wheat pasta but still use the White rice.
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We don't use it, period. No bread, pasta, or cereal in this house. Once in a while I'll have something with white rice but that's the only grain.
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I use White Wheat Bread and White oasta when we eat it.
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Oxford, April 2013
Taylor & Francis survey: authors value rigorous peer review, even if
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In the sixth in a series of Press Releases on the themes and findings
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Authors' views on the peer review process
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novelty or interest', there is a huge fall in support; only 11% of
authors would 'always' find this suitable for their Open Access
articles. Similarly the number of supporters for an 'accelerated peer
review [process] with fewer rounds of revision' shrinks, with only 9%
of respondents 'always' accepting this method. And lastly, only 7% of
respondents would 'always' find 'post-publication peer review after a
basic check by invited reviewers' appropriate. In fact, more than a
quarter of authors would 'never' value 'post-publication peer review';
contrastingly, the number of those who answered 'never' to traditional
peer review was too small to plot on the chart.
Regional and Subject Differences
Across all subjects and regions, the majority of authors felt that
rigorous peer review would be the most suitable refereeing style for
the bulk of their OA research papers (selecting 'always' or 'often').
Authors from Library and Information Science seem least wedded to the
traditional style of peer review but even here 72% of authors said
they would 'always' or 'often' find this rigorous peer review suitable
for their OA articles.
Peer review in the style of PLoS One, which 'reviews the technical
soundness of my research without any judgement on its novelty or
interest', is the second most popular type of review for most subject
areas, finding the largest level of support from Library and
Information Scientists (50% choosing 'always' or 'often').
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of respondents chose 'always' or 'often' for this option.
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saw a similar level of support as the other two types of alternative
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