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text: | Instant replay: 2010December 29, 2010 - Rick ChateneverThe business page headline for last year was More Bucks, Less Movies. The profit margin, it seems, comes from extra added attractions like 3-D surcharges. It's less about the content than the delivery system anymore, as all those folks in goofy 3-D glasses watching the big blue stars of "Avatar" can attest. — Jan. 7 It's probably time for Hollywood to give movies about sensitive adolescent dorks a rest. Likeable nerd-virgin heroes are so plentiful on movie screens, there ought to be a word for them: nerdgins. — Jan. 14 "I can sit in my apartment and do online seminars on Skype. I don't have any goals for myself. I don't see myself moving anywhere. I see myself doing yoga and swimming." — Best-selling author, inspirational speaker and Maui resident, Dr. Wayne Dyer — Jan. 28 At least when they play the Super Bowl, everyone knows the rules. 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I didn't have the heart to share this with the thousands of folks who showed up at Kihei Charter School Saturday at the casting call for the new Adam Sandler-Jennifer Aniston comedy "Just Go With It." — April 1 It's luxurious to have spent every Easter weekend for the last 18 years at The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua. But there's more involved at the Celebration of the Arts. There are lessons to be learned. In this season of Easter and Passover and rejuvenation and renewal, I think of it as boot camp for your conscience. — April 8 Ancient mythology or not, gazillion-dollar budget or not, iconic stars like Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes or not, "Clash of the Titans" is the dumbest movie I've seen in a long time. — April 15 There's a big Hollywood comedy starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston that began several weeks of shooting in Wailea this week. This column is about the other movie that also began several weeks of shooting on Maui this week. It's called "Get a Job," it stars Willie K and Eric Gilliom, with a who's who of island music stars and other local notables. — April 22 As I drove the Hana Highway on my annual pilgrimage to the East Maui Taro Festival, I thought about Carl Lindquist. Carl had first shown me the ways of Hana almost 20 years ago. He had been killed with his wife, Rae, after their vehicle was caught in a flash flood as they drove home from Thanksgiving dinner at the Hotel Hana Maui last year. But as I blended into the happy swirl of people at the Taro Festival, I kept thinking I caught glimpses of Carl in the crowd. — April 29 "We've been having a really good time making this film. I shout, 'Action!' then sit back and have some fun. (My job) is keeping it all together, keeping everything in the same tone … and just laughing." —Director Dennis Dugan from the Wailea set of the Adam Sandler-Jennifer Aniston comedy "Just Go With It" — May 9 The filmed-on-Maui episode of the hit sitcom "Modern Family" aired last night on ABC. Adam Sandler's "Just Go With It" and the Maui-grown "Get a Job" are still filming here this week. For hundreds of Mauians who have worked as extras on these shoots, it's not hard to spot movie stars among us these days. All they have to do is look in the mirror. — May 13 On essentially the last day shooting the Maui comedy "Get a Job," the pick-up band for the wedding scene included Wild Hawaiian Henry Kapono, Doobie Brother Pat Simmons, iconic rock drummer Mick Fleetwood and a guy who lives down the road named Willie Nelson. This whole project is unique testament to what can be accomplished with a little help from your friends. — May 20 Updates about Jennifer Aniston's on-set activities: followed up on tip of her eating dinner at Spago and what she ate/drank; spa visits at her resort, $300 … followed up tips about possible off-resort visits to some bars and restaurants, $150 … followed George Clooney and girlfriend on Kauai, focusing on engagement, $300 … — Daily items on an invoice from a celebrity-magazine journalist following Jennifer Aniston while filming on Maui, submitted to The Maui News by accident — May 27 As he worked on the screenplay for "happythankyoumoreplease," actor-director Josh Radnor realized, "I didn't know what the movie was about." Eventually he found, "It's about gratitude, about making changes, about saying yes." — Radnor's "happythankyoumoreplease" went on to win the audience award for best drama at the Maui Film Festival at Wailea — June 10 You can get lost in his color patches, his lively brushstrokes and his abstract tendencies bending themselves into ordinary objects. But slyly grinning behind them is a great visual storyteller with "A Far Side" sense of humor. — Reviewing Galen Hansen's art exhibit at Schaefer International Gallery, June 17 "Everyone has a fantasy of becoming a rock star. I definitely did. And I got to live out my dream for a minute. We did the whole L.A. circuit, we put out an album … nobody ever heard. So I went back to acting and decided to give it a last shot before going back to Toronto to finish school. But then it worked out, so I never went back." — Maui Film Festival luminary Malin Akerman, June 24 My Mainland trip for the last month was mostly about family — especially new granddaughter, Lili, who's been on the planet for four months; and my dad, Fred, who's been around for 94 years. Their names sound like a pair of vaudeville headliners, but they didn't exactly put on a show. — July 29 Fred made his final exit early Tuesday morning. He didn't have the chance to read the comments that came in from so many of you in response to last week's column. He didn't get to see the kindness, wisdom and feelings you shared. I think he would have appreciated them. — Aug. 5 Eat, pray … blow something up. — Headline for review of "Eat Pray Love" and "The Expendables" — Aug. 19 The early scenes of "Piranha 3D" seem to be a public service announcement on the dangers of drinking tequila while wearing a bikini. The lesson here — the humbling motto that regularly brings me back to my senses — is Hey, What Do Critics Know? — Aug. 26 "The Last Exorcism" is one of those Hollywood no-budget wonders that find ingenious new ways of creeping out previously sane audiences. — Sept. 2 "This is a 10-year enterprise that's coming to fruition." — Hawaii Public Radio President Michael Titterton about progress bringing new public radio stream KIPO to Maui — Sept. 9 We weren't entertained by Keali'i Reichel's "Solo Sessions" concert so much as we were moved. We were touched. We were changed. The performance felt like the very reason the MACC had been built more than 15 years ago. For that night, he wasn't a performer so much as our kumu, our teacher. And funny, too. — Sept. 16 Hawaii Five — uh oh — Headline, Sept. 23 This weekend "The Social Network — a reimagining of the creation of Facebook — opens in movie theaters. Facebook is … what? There are as many answers to that question as there are tens of thousands of Friends logging onto it … every… second … — Sept. 30 Facebook is the coconut wireless on steroids. It's gossip … harnessed to Google. There's no way that conventional media — especially those like newspapers, born in an age when people counted on horses and buggies to get them around — can compete. — Oct. 7 "We made the best film we could and look forward to sharing it with the world." — "Get a Job" star Eric Gilliom on the eve of the film's premiere at the Hawaii International Film Festival in Honolulu — Oct. 14 Local talent Cyndi Mayo Davis, Lisa Griffiths, Jessica Griffiths and Derek Sakakura landed speaking roles in the footage shot on Lahaina's Front Street that opens Clint Eastwood's "Hereafter." Inspired by the tsunami that devastated portions of Indonesia in 2004, the terror is intensified for Maui audiences being so familiar with the settings in the wave's path. — Oct. 21 In our consumer economy, when your stuff turns against you, that's the scariest thing ever. — Reviewing "Paranormal Activity 2" — Oct. 28 Readers of books about Buddhism know Thich Nhat Hanh (it's pronounced tick nick than) as a Vietnamese Buddhist monk and poet who was once nominated for a Nobel Prize by Martin Luther King. The spell-check program on The Maui News computers isn't a reader of books about Buddhism. It renamed the humble monk Thick Neat Hank. — Nov. 18 Maui native Destin Daniel Cretton was awarded the prestigious Nicholl Fellowship in Screenwriting earlier this month from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. "I was definitely not expecting to get it," said the 1996 Maui High graduate now finishing up his master's degree at San Diego State University. "I never expect anything to happen in my life." — Nov. 25 Rated PG-13 (go figure), "Burlesque" is a very entertaining product of a mindset where naughty is a more potent concept than explicit, teasing is the point, and melodrama is as subtle as it gets. — Dec. 2 All humanity has been affected. There is no refuge, seemingly no escape as tiny pockets of individuals attempt to resist, but know resistance is futile. No, I'm not talking about "The Walking Dead," the new AMC series about life after a zombie outbreak that's being called the best new show on television. I'm talking about the profile of Mark Zuckerberg and the phenomenon he created — Facebook — that aired the same night on "60 Minutes." — Dec. 9 A stand-up comic before there was any such thing, a literary giant who spoke the language of the illiterate, a herder of shaggy dogs (even though he favored cats), a master of telling lies to speak the truth, he was the eternal riverboat pilot, gold-field prospector, unreliable newspaper reporter locked into eternal struggle with hypocrisy itself. —Reviewing Hal Holbrook's "Mark Twain Tonight!" — Dec. 16 Awards season is when we all get to celebrate cinema's best efforts of the year to portray this glorious mess called life we share with those larger-than-life patterns of light dancing across the screen. —Dec. 23 • Wishing you all the best of new years! Contact Rick Chatenever at firstname.lastname@example.com. Article CommentsNo comments posted for this article. Post a Comment | Blog PhotosEric Gilliom and Willie K in "Get a Job." 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Hot Recipes in Cool Dishes Cookbook
Par Shirley
de Ottawa, Ontario
I simply love this cookbook. I bought one for my daughter as well. I have used this book for a number of recipes. I really enjoyed the sweet and sour meatballs and the cinnamon rolls were delicious. I like to see the finished product with pictures and also instructions as to what size of dish to use. I will certainly use this book many times.
A Great Looking Book!
Par shopalotic
de Ontario
I have not yet tried the recipes as my kitchen is under renovations for the next month or two, but the book is well illustrated, love the simple recipes and ingredients, really appreciate the tips/alternatives to recipes.Several people have seen it on my coffee table and have commented positively.A lovely book to give as a gift to those people I know who have started collecting Temp-tations cookware from TSC.Will send in a comment once I get my kitchen completed and start trying out the recipes.
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Sure looks good!
Par Evelyn
de Newfoundland
Baked one dish out of this book and it turned out delicious! Can't wait to try some more! I love it when you make books available for your small appliances too, love to get new ideas for how to use them as many heads are better than one! The idea of making these books available to go with the dishes was a stroke of genious!
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Par Annie
de Wasaga Beach (ON)
Simple, basic but delightful. Will use again and again.
Impressive little Cookbook
Par Nancy
de Ottawa
I ordered this cookbook along with the Green Hens recent Showstopper. I liked the colourful format and I am sure I will test run most of the recipes.It's a great little family cookbook.
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Great little Cookbook!
Par country girl
de mayerthorpe,alberta
I like the simplicity of this cookbook, simple and easy recipes, ingredients that are readily available and great tasting comfort food!
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Par nauticalady
de Hamilton, Ontario
Was anxious to purchase and received this cookbook! I was not disappointed. Anybody that has purchased any Temptation dish sets would appreciate the many recipes and ideas. I use it to browse when I am looking for something that I haven't tried before. Great book and would surely recommend it.
Awesome cookbook
Par Happy customer
Tara has given us the perfect cookbook complete with pictures, easy instructions and basic food ingredients for everyone's favourite foods - and she tells us which dish to make it in. Thanks, Tara.
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Use this book a lot. Delicious recipes. Good for family cooking as well as potluck. Also very well organized. Nice addition to any cookbook library. Beautiful photos as well.
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Par Liney
de Canada,ON,TORONTO
I absolutely love this book. I have made several recipes. Delish. did blondies 3 x already. Made roast chicken, meatballs etc. and LOVE LOVE LOVE. Besides that, there are several that I want to try, tips variations. On top of that you have fabulous pictures of the food in her glorious dish. What I like is she includes the size of dish used, for example, 2 quart etc. so even if you want to use another line of bakeware you can. I myself have alot of Temp-tations, hospitality set, old world green and fiesta (old) and 3 pitchers (used for flowers, lemonade, spatulas). I can't wait for another cookbook which I am sure she will be doing. Linda


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Please measure the circumference of your chest using a cloth tape measure and add 1 if the measurement is an odd number to get to the next even number and choose your size from the chart below. Please note all measurements are in inches.
Men's Detour Vented Leather Motorcycle Jacket with CE Armor 8000 Reviews:
Comment: The largest vents I've ever seen in a leather jacket, front and back. The sleeves also unzip to let air flow up the arms. Ingenious pockets accessible from inside the vents. Excellent quality, very good fit. I measure a 48 so I got the 48-50. It is a little snug, but I never wear more than a t-shirt under the jacket anyway even in winter. It is plenty warm with the liner zipped in.
Olympia, WA.
Comment: Thanks Jafrum for this great jacket, I cannot thank you much as it looks and feels like a $300 jacket. Real bargain and the CE armor is a huge plus. I will come here for my holiday purchases soon.
Norm A
Bensalem, PA
Comment: I was skeptical about this jacket but wore it in 38 degree weatehr this morning and love it. The armor is a little stiffer than some of my more expensive jackets and the neck warmer is a liitle hard to keep out of the jacket but once I removed the back armor the jacket was great. Definenately worth the money for a winter leather jacket
Jayson Lelli
Tacoma, WA
Comment: Great Jacket got it for Christmas this morning, took it in its first ride, Not cold here in Fl but still cool, The jacket is very comfortable well made, but you do need to order one size larger than you think you wear due to the armour, but it is a great jacket
Comment: Bought this as a gift. Ordered a size larger and the fit was perfect. Rider stated he was very comfortable and warm in the jacket. Once again Jafrum comes through!!
Judy Wilmont
Salem, MO
Comment: In the beginning I was skeptical about the reviews stating how great this jacket was for the money. After receiving the jacket very quickly, I was more than pleasantly surprised of how well built and heavy duty this jacket is. I ordered a large which is my normal size but had to remove the armour for the perfect fit. Side pockets could be a little deeper though. I also ordered the next size up just in case the large was too small. I ended up keeping the large and returning the XL. Jafrum made it so easy to return with no hassles and the credit showed up on my card the next month. I will have this jacket for a long time and Jafrum is definately bookmarked.
Ted P
Sayre, Pa
Comment: Four thousand miles on the jacket. Ordered one size up and fit was good. Armor is stiff across the back, but won't remove it. Quality product. Enough said.
Comment: This is a good, heavy jacket which I have seen in some stores. Here I paid less than half the price. The armor is a bonus for sure.
Aaron F
Comment: i would certainlly recomend this jacket
len man
stafford va
Comment: I bought this jacket about 2 months ago or so. When it first arrived the leather was extremely stiff. After wearing it for a couple weeks the leather finally broke in and it has become a great jacket. I measured my own chest and came up with 42". I decided to go with a large in case I wanted to wear layers. Honestly I think I could've gone with a medium, but I'm not disappointed in my decision to go with a large.
Clayton W.
Central Indiana
Comment: The quality is superb. This jacket is heavy even without the liner and armor. The leather is thick and shields the wind and cold nicely at 25 degrees and 60mph. I am 6' 2", 180lbs and wear a 42 Long sport coat. The large fits me perfectly. Highly recommend this jacket.
Flagstaff, Arizona
Comment: This is a great jacket at an awesome price. Other jackets of this quality would run $300-$400 bucks. Plenty of pockets and very comfortable. In fact, I'm wearing it now and I'm not even riding. Thanks for the value.
William Ferrell
Comment: Great jacket for the money - heavy and great quality for the cost. Keeps me plenty warm on lower temp rides - very comfortable at 30-40 degrees with no thermal layer. Had to go up one size from suggested sizing chart for comfortable fit and arm movement.
Ron G
Comment: Bought this jacekt a couple of months ago, and am very happy. Looks freakin awesome, and have gotten many compiments. Great quality, and a great fit. I'm 6'1'' and 160lbs and I ordered the large, fits well. I paired this up with Bell's Arrow helmet and makes a great combo. Fast shipping and excellent service, will buy from Jafrum again.
Comment: I love this jacket! This is the first jacket that I've ever had with armor so it took me a minute to get used to that, but once I did, it has been great! The sizes seem to run true and the armor pockets fall right where they should. Most importantly, it is warm! I would highly recommend this jacket!
Richmond, VA
Comment: Heavy and stiff. Waiting for the breaking period. Excellent coat for the cost. The número routs pockets is a plus. You will forget where you put everything.
Manassas, Va
Comment: Great jacket, lots of pockets, great quality for a jacket at this price.Great weight. Stiff but sure it will break in time. Great job Detour and delivery was excellent. Great job Jafrum looking forward to doing business with you again soon!!!
West virginia
Comment: Awsome jacket, excellent price, very heavy and great quality. A little stiff I'm sure it will break in.I highly recomend, If your lookin for a jacket I highly recommend this 1. Very fast shipping excellent product. Thank you Jafrum!!
Sophia, WV.
Comment: This Jacket makes the excuse for you, to go ride! I bought a one size bigger then normal based off other reviews. I have no complaints!! air flow is great, fits amazing, really nice!
Vulcan 800
Auburn, CA
Comment: Good quality, versatile with the zip out liner, sizes run a bit big. make sure you get the pads as one we ordered was missing them!!
Comment: excellent coat for the money. a little to heavy for me but all in all great jacket
T Diamond
Shoals Indiana
Comment: Well, I have red all the reviews and I looked at about million jackets before deciding on this one. I wanted clean look, armor and liner. So I am 6'2 and 223Lb. I measure 46 1/2 in chest. I have ordered 2xl. I live in Canada so made the 2 hour trip down o pick it up. Jacket itself is just right. i had to remove the elbow and back armor and fits. It is quite short for a tall guy, but for the money I can not complain. This jacket is heavy and pockets are awesome. Liner is cheap quality so I took it out. I wear hoody under in colder days anyway. Arms are quite narrow which I have to get use to. I would buy this jacket again.
Winnipeg, Canada
Comment: Im 6' 165lbs and bought the medium. It fits good and the sleeves and waist are long enough. The elbows are tight when bent, still breaking in. A hole in of the pockets, thin material there, thicker in the other pockets. Its also made of buffalo, I prefer cowhides looks. For the price well thought out design.
missoula, MT
Comment: I bought this thinking it was going to be a waste of money, I was very wrong to say the least. The jacket is well made the seams of the leather are well done. The armor is is perfectly placed. The jacket is very heavy and stiff but once it's broken in it will be very comfortable. I wear a medium and bought a medium it is snug the way it should be so the armor isnt shifting around. Will definetly be buying from Jafrum again.
Anaheim CA
Comment: I recently bought the Detour 8000 leather jacket, leather chaps, gloves and a really nice modular vented helmet, all for under 400.00. The quality of the leather is top notch, and if I were to pay for the same gear in a local store in Mpls. it would have cost me over 1000.000. I liked the merchandise so well I also ordered a leather vest for summer riding. Best quality at affordable prices.
Comment: Gave this to my boyfriend for his birthday, and he absolutely loves it. He normally wears XL, but based on other reviews, I purchased the XXL. Even at that, he needed to remove the armor to make it a comfortable fit. Great purchase, though; would definitely recommend.
Comment: A heavy duty leather jacket the way they used to be before the "cheap immitations made in China" started to mislead the costumers. This one is made in Pakistan, where there are excellent craftsmen in leather goods. Go one size up from the measurement or you will feel like a sausage. Superb construction, adequate ventilation features, rugged feel, heavy weight leather jacket. I hope that I don't have to test it during a fall, but it feels as if it will hold you in one piece.
Comment: Purchased this jacket to replace one that is now too small. Very heavy jacket with nice armor. Im 6' 210 lbs. Ordered 2xl and fits well. Will order from Jafrum
Comment: Great Jacket for the price, Constructed well with lots of features and pockets, I like the armor and the jacket weight, it's sturdy but stylish. Note: it runs small so order one size up from what you normally buy.
Joshua Shar
Toms RIver, NJ
Comment: Bought this two weeks ago and it appears to be an excellent jacket. It's very heavy and thick so it would appear to be good for cold weather. It's too hot here in Oklahoma to test it at this time. Perhaps the only thing cheap about it are the slivers of leather at the end of each zipper. A more substantial piece of leather on the zipper would have been welcome. I would typically wear a large (68" and 200 pounds), but I bought an extra large. I could have possibly squeezed into the large, but the extra large gives me room inside to wear a sweatshirt or heavy sweater for rides during the coldest days. If you're wondering why you can get a highly recommended leather jacket for so cheap, the answer is simple. It's made in Pakistan. That means cheap in price but not necessarily in quality. I'm really looking forward to riding with it during cold weather.
McAlester, OK
Comment: Much better than I hoped. Heavy but durable and sleek. Order size up. I am 5'7", 175 and was worried the sleeves would be too long on a large. Fits perfectly!
Joe Grimm
Comment: This is my first order and I can say I found my place for further purchase's. I received my jacket today and the shipping time's was right on but when I opened the box and took out the jacket I was blown away at the craftsmanship of the jacket and the weight. I know I will get many years use from it. I haven't tried it in the cold yet but look forward to it. I do want to tell future buyers that if you want a little extra room buy one size up because they are true to size or at least mine was and it was worth the purchase price and I don't think you will find a better jacket even if you spend $300 on it.


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- What is a mammogram?
- Types of mammograms
- How is a mammogram done?
- Help with mammogram costs
- Regulation of mammography
- What does the doctor look for on a mammogram?
- Breast biopsy
- Mammogram reports – BI-RADS
- Mammograms in special circumstances
- Improving mammograms
- Other breast imaging tests
- Experimental and other breast imaging methods
- To learn more
- References
Regulation of mammography
In the United States, mammography is highly regulated. Although the overall quality of mammography has improved since its introduction in the late 1960s, studies done in the mid-1980s showed that quality varied greatly from place to place.
In an attempt to educate those working with mammograms, improve quality, and lower the dose of radiation, the American Cancer Society approached the American College of Radiology (ACR) and requested that it establish standards and criteria that would help women and doctors find those facilities that provided high-quality screening services. In 1986, the ACR started the first national Mammography Accreditation Program (MAP). This voluntary program raised standards nationwide and led to better mammogram services at those sites that took part in the program.
In 1992, Congress passed the Mammography Quality Standards Act (MQSA) to ensure that radiology facilities offering mammography would be required to meet minimum quality standards. Today, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) certifies every facility offering mammography (except those of the Department of Veterans Affairs). In order to be certified, the equipment, personnel, and practice of the facility must be reviewed by an FDA-approved accreditation body, have an on-site inspection, and meet the following criteria:
- Each mammography unit has to be accredited.
- Certain staff members must meet strict standards including:
- Typical x-rays are reviewed for quality and information on radiation dose, which is required to be very low.
- Radiologists (the doctors who interpret or read the mammograms)
- Radiologic technologists (those who actually position women for the mammogram and take the pictures)
- Medical physicists (professionals who specialize in medical equipment and image production)
If the facility meets all of the required standards, the FDA gives its certification. These standards are outlined in the MQSA, which has been in effect since 1994. It is unlawful to do mammograms in the United States without an FDA certificate.
The FDA has a list of all of its certified mammography facilities by state and zip code. This list is available at the FDA's Web site: www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfMQSA/mqsa.cfm.
Reporting results
Mammogram clinics must notify women in writing about the results of their mammograms. The Mammography Quality Standards Act (MQSA) requires this. Mammography clinics still report mammogram results to the woman's doctor, too, who is responsible for ordering more tests or treatments, if needed.
As of 1999 the MQSA requires clinics to mail women a separate, easy-to-understand report of their mammogram results within 30 days—or "as quickly as possible" if the results suggest cancer is present. This means that the woman may know the results even if her doctor has not yet called to tell her.
Radiation exposure from mammography
The modern mammography machine uses low radiation doses to produce breast x-rays that are high in image quality. (It usually uses about 0.1 to 0.2 rads per picture; a rad is a measure of radiation dose). Older mammography units delivered higher doses, and led to concerns about radiation risks. These older machines are no longer used.
Strict guidelines ensure that mammography equipment is safe and uses the lowest dose of radiation possible. Many people are concerned about the exposure to x-rays, but the level of radiation from a mammogram today does not significantly increase the breast cancer risk for a woman who gets regular mammograms.
To put dose into perspective, if a woman with breast cancer is treated with radiation, she will likely get a total of several thousand rads. If she has yearly mammograms starting at age 40 and continues until she is 90, she will get a total of 20 to 40 rads. To put it another way, flying from New York to California on a commercial jet exposes a woman to roughly the same amount of radiation as one mammogram.
Last Medical Review: 12/17/2012
Last Revised: 02/07/2013


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37 USC § 421 - Allowances: no increase while dependent is entitled to basic pay
A member of a uniformed service may not be paid an increased allowance under this chapter, on account of a dependent, for any period during which that dependent is entitled to basic pay under section
204 of this title.
(Pub. L. 87–649, Sept. 7, 1962, 76 Stat. 479, § 420; renumbered § 421,Pub. L. 100–180, div. A, title VI, § 611(a)(1)(A),Dec. 4, 1987, 101 Stat. 1093.)
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420 | 37:231(g) (last proviso of last sentence). | Oct. 12, 1949, ch. 681, § 102(g) (last proviso of last sentence), 63 Stat. 805. |
The words "of a uniformed service" are inserted for clarity. The words "claiming a dependent as defined in this subsection" are omitted as surplusage. The words "under section
204 of this title" are substituted for the words "for the performance of duty as defined in section 232(e) of this revised title".
Prior Provisions
A prior section
421,Pub. L. 87–649, Sept. 7, 1962, 76 Stat. 479; Pub. L. 88–132, § 3(b),Oct. 2, 1963, 77 Stat. 212, provided for pay and allowances of contract surgeons, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 98–94, title IX, § 932(e)(1),Sept. 24, 1983, 97 Stat. 650, eff. Oct. 1, 1983. See section
1091 of Title
10, Armed Forces.
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Posted 6:10 AM 6/1/2012 : Hittin' the Trails 4 You: Saguaro NP's June "Twilight Hikes" & "National Trails Day" preview
TUCSON - Tonight marks the first of three twilight hikes being hosted by both Saguaro National Park locations this month.
For hikers, it's a chance to get in a great hike without having to battle the grueling Arizona sunshine. "They are desert hikes, so they require sturdy shoes, lots of water, and a hat because it will still be sunny when we start", said Saguaro National Park's Philip Brown.
If you want to go, call ahead as reservations are needed. These twilight hikes are slated for Friday June 1st, 15th and 29th at Saguaro National Park East and West. To reserve a spot, contact Saguaro National Park West at 520-733-5158 or Saguaro National Park East at 520-733-5153.
Click here for more information on the June twilight hike series at Saguaro National Park.
Another night hike is happening Saturday in Marana. In honor of "National Trails Day", the town has scheduled a free 3 mile moonlight hike in the Tortolita Mountains. The hike starts at 7 PM tomorrow at the Wild Burro Trailhead near Dove Mountain. Hikers should bring a flashlight and water.
Click here for more information on Saturday night's moonlight hike in the Tortolita Mountains.
Another "National Hiking Day" event going on is atop Mount Lemmon. Saturday morning starting at 9 AM, the Coronado National Forest among others will be doing some trail maintenance work on the Upper and Lower Green Mountain Trails.
Volunteers will focus on eradication of social trails, minor trash removal, and light trimming of vegetation. Youth participants with Parks in Focus will document volunteer efforts and trail conditions "before and after" the work was completed. As of Thursday evening, the Forest Service has closed registration for this event.
Click here for additional details on the "National Trails Day" event on Mount Lemmon.
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How the 1948 Invincibles Turned the Cricket Pitch into a Battlefield
by Malcolm Knox
Hailed as one of the greatest cricket teams of all time, the 1948 'Invincibles' are the only Australians to complete a tour of England undefeated. Their crushing victories under the guidance of captain Don Bradman on his final tour brought ...
Binding: Hardback Book
by Sally Nielsen
Sally Nielsen is a wedding planner, whose own wedding plans were turned upside down when her fiance suffered a catastrophic stroke, leaving him completely dependent on her and his family for all his needs. When others said she should put him in a ...
Binding: Hardback Book
Love, Life and Recipes
by Jane Webster
'When we found this run-down château of Bosgouet, we'd been dreaming of buying a house in France for some time. We'd become obsessed with the idea of living in the French countryside, of learning a new language and traditions, and of giving our ...
Binding: Hardback Book
A personal journey through heart surgery
by John Ehm
Written from the heart about the heart, in an easy and straightforward style, this important book illustrates how heart surgery can change lives. John Ehm's account is a warm recognition of the importance of family and friends, particularly the ...
Binding: Paperback Book
One Man, 20 Million Steps
by Pat Farmer
In a feat that ranks with the brave and inspiring deeds of Scott of the Antarctic, Sir Edmund Hillary and Jessica Watson, famed Australian ultramarathon runner Pat Farmer did what no human has ever done: run from the North Pole to South Pole.
Binding: Paperback Book
The Complete Book of Australian Flying Doctor Stories
by Bill Marsh
The Royal Flying Doctor Service is a unique icon of Australian culture. Since its beginnings with the Reverend John Flynn in 1928, the RFDS has helped build our nation. The Flying Doctors, and the remote stations and communities that they serve, ...
Binding: Paperback Book