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MINNEAPOLIS--Often, clinical research and resulting guidelines are based on studies of subjects much younger and healthier than typical patients. That is especially an issue at the VA which has an aging veteran population faced with cancer diagnoses late in life.
-Waddah B. Al-Refaie, MD Staff Surgeon, Division of Surgical Oncology - Minneapolis VAMC |
"Most solid tumors occur in patients over 65; [yet]; the interesting part is that the cutoff for screening is 80," said Waddah B. Al-Refaie, MD, staff surgeon at the Division of Surgical Oncology at the Minneapolis VAMC.
Al-Refaie noted that many clinical cancer trials have limited applicability to the elderly because the majority of the patients studied are young, healthy, affluent and insured, explaining, "Most of our older patients are, smokers, co-morbid and of a lower socio-economic status."
Research which focuses on operative mortality as a benchmark for quality or outcomes can paint an incomplete picture, he suggested. "As we know, colon-cancer procedures are very common at hospitals and overall mortality is not necessarily very high," in the population traditionally studied. Inadequate information was available on indicators such as morbidity, complications and length of stay (LOS) in elderly patients, however.
To remedy that knowledge gap, he and his colleagues at the Minnesota Surgical Outcomes Workgroup are specifically researching oncology surgery outcomes in the older population. One recent study, published in the Annals of Surgery, reported that of 19,375 patients over 40 years old who received colorectal cancer procedures in the 2005 to 2008 American College of Surgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (ACS NSQIP) database, more than 20% of them were older than 80. 1
With such a large percentage of older veteran surgical patients, higher mortality rates take on even greater importance. Yet while still the greatest worry, death is not the only concern for the "oldest of the old." That same study also "predicts an increased likelihood for major events and a greater likelihood of a longer stay in the hospital" after surgery, Al-Refaie said.
While colorectal cancer was the topic of the study, the risks extend to other oncological surgeries. Earlier research by the Minnesota workgroup, where Al-Refaie is co-director, looked at lung resection related to cancer. Again, higher mortality was shown. 2
The potential for "these adverse outcomes should not serve as a prohibitive," Al-Refaie emphasized, saying that surgery sometimes remains the best option.
"Lung cancer is the No. 1 killer, and traditionally we have thought the elderly to be at higher risk for problems in treatment, once they get it," added Jonathan D'Cunha, MD, PhD, a thoracic surgeon associated with the group and one of the study's co-authors. Complicating treatment is that smoking-related lung cancer sometimes can take so long to develop that patients often have their initial diagnosis at an advanced age.
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40 years ago on January 27th, 1973, representatives from the U.S., South and North Vietnam signed the Paris Peace Accords. While fighting continued until the fall of Saigon in 1975, the Accords marked the end of direct U.S. involvement in Vietnam. In the 60 days following the signing of the agreement, the U.S. withdrew its remaining combat troops. This is a 1965 film titled "Why Vietnam?" produced by the U.S. Army. This film aired on ABC and in syndication as part of "The Big Picture" military history series produced from 1951 through the 1970s.
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Australia is a sovereign state under the Commonwealth of Nations, which is in turn overseen by Queen Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, Queen of Australia and Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth.
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Whether you fly into Portland or somewhere more remote, Maine offers plenty of ways to get around.
Thanks to low-cost airlines and improvements to the terminal and parking areas, Maine's largest airport now offers fares and services that are competitive with larger airports like Logan and Manchester. The Portland International Jetport's Gregory Hughes explains why flying to Maine is getting even easier and cheaper.
Why fly into Portland, instead of Boston or Manchester?
Convenience, convenience, convenience. Seriously, my big question is would you rather arrive in Portland at nine-thirty at night, or at Boston or Manchester at nine-thirty at night? And if one wants to really study the fares, you'll see that we have very competitive prices with Boston or Manchester, though obviously not 100 percent of the time.
How has the rise of discount carriers changed the Jetport?
With JetBlue, which came two years ago, and AirTran, which came last year in May, it has really dragged airfares down for the other carriers that we have. The double hit with them has been just everything for us. This economy is tough on the industry, but even though we were down 6 percent for the first six months of this year, we were way above Logan and Manchester. The airfares are the best they've ever been, and it looks like it's busy out there today.
How does fog or other weather affect air travel at the Jetport?
Fog is almost a non-issue here. Back in 2004 they finished putting in the center runway lights, and that has literally ended the problems. It went from needing 1,600 feet of visibility down to six hundred feet. That has been a godsend, since with the moist weather we have it can get pretty foggy, so that was a huge improvement on the reliability of the flights, in particular the morning flights.
What about plans to expand the Jetport?
We'll start on the expansion to the terminal next spring. That will take care of the choke point we have in the security area, which will expand from four to up to six points, with the capability for eight. And if you have a longer area for "divesture" — where you take off your shoes, take off your coat, and unpack your laptop — more of us can be doing that at one time. Also, the third level of the parking garage will allow you to go straight across to the security gate, which will be a real bonus for business travelers and people who already have their boarding passes.
How long does it take to drive to Bar Harbor?
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Prof. Stephen Burnett has published a new book, titled Christian Hebraism in the Reformation Era (1500-1660): Authors, Books, and the Transmission of Jewish Learning (Library of the Written Word, The Handpress World, Vol. 19. Leiden: Brill, 2012), as well as two articles: "The Strange Career of the Biblia Rabbinica among Christian Hebraists, 1517-1620," 63-83. In: Shaping the Bible in the Reformation: Books, Scholars and Readers in the Sixteenth Century. Ed. Matthew McLean and Bruce Gordon. Leiden: Brill, 2012; and "Christian Hebraism at the University of Tübingen from Reuchlin to Schickard," 161-172. In: Tübingen: Eine Universität zwischen Scholastik und Humanismus. Ostfilden: Jan Thorbecke Verlag, 2012.
Prof. Burnett also recently gave conference papers in Mainz, Wittenberg, and Greifswald (all in Germany) and in Helsinki, Finland, and spent ten weeks in Germany during the summer collecting archival sources for his next book project on the German Jewish Printed Book, 1500-1800. He also presented a paper on "Jewish Teachers, Christian Students and the Transmission of Jewish Learning in Sixteenth Century Europe" at Ohio State University on February 10-11, 2013, as part of a conference titled "The Transmission of Jewish Culture Outside the Classroom." The conference was sponsored by the Melton Coalition for Creative Interaction.
Jean Cahan
Harris Center Director Jean Cahan has the following publications forthcoming in 2013:
"Reconciliation or Reconstruction? Further Thoughts on Political Forgiveness." Polity (forthcoming)
"The Jewish Settler Movement and the Concept of Fundamentalism." In: Simon Wood and David Harrington Watt (eds.), Fundamentalism: Perspectives on a Contested History (University of South Carolina Press).
Sidnie Crawford
Last winter, Prof. Sidnie Crawford was a Visiting Scholar at Oxford University's Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies during the Michaelmas Term (October-December 2012).
On July 1, 2012, she began a three year term as a Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the W.F. Albright Institute of Archaelogical Research in Jerusalem.
Naomi Leite
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"Ancestral Souls and Jewish Genes: Alternative Models of Jewishness from Portugal's Urban Marranos." Twenty-Fifth Annual Klutznick-Harris Symposium, "Who Is a Jew? Reflections on History, Religion, and Culture." Creighton University. October 2012.
"Conversion or 'Return'? Discourses of Being and Becoming Among Portugal's Urban Marranos." "Jews at the Margins," symposium held at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. October 2012.
"Essentially Jewish: Family History, Ancestral Souls, and Portuguese Logics of Genealogical Causality." Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, San Francisco. November 2012.
Prof. Leite also has a book chapter scheduled for publication in 2013: "Locating Imaginaries in the Anthropology of Tourism," in Tourism Imaginaries: Through an Anthropological Lens, ed. Noel Salazar and Nelson Graburn. Oxford: Berghahn.
Philip Schwadel
In October, Prof. Philip Schwadel presented his research on American adolescent Jewish identity at the Harris Center for Judaic Studies symposium, "Jews on the Margins."
He has also had several publications related to that research in 2012:
Cheadle, Jacob E. and Philip Schwadel. 2012. "The 'Friendship Dynamics of Religion,' or the 'Religious Dynamics of Friendship'? A Social Network Analysis of Adolescents Who Attend Small Schools." Social Science Research 41(5):1198-1212.
Schwadel, Philip and Christina D. Falci. 2012. "Interactive Effects of Church Attendance and Religious Tradition on Depressive Symptoms and Positive Affect." Society and Mental Health 2(1):21-34.
Schwadel, Philip. 2012. "Race, Class, Congregational Embeddedness, and Civic and Political Participation." Research in the Sociology of Work 23:253-279.
Gerald Steinacher
Prof. Gerald Steinacher presented his research on the Red Cross and the Holocaust at the International Institute for Holocaust Research Conference, "The End of 1942 – A Turning Point in World War II and in the Comprehension of the Final Solution?" The conference was held at Yad Vashem, Jerusalem, December 17-20, 2012.


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Talk business waste tiller for your new report showing that the government may have accidentally given away more than a million -- of taxpayer dust actually settling.
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-- as you know I'm on day fourteen of the 33 day national fiscal responsibility -- store.
Focusing on swing states and we are actually talking to Americans about reforms in a range of areas including taxes and one of the things we specifically talk about.
If you can't have 46% of Americans not paying any income taxes obviously at some level poverty -- near poverty.
They shouldn't have to -- -- cause of -- There's -- payroll tax but that's way too high at the same time we've got to figure out how to get the effective tax rate up.
For those that are that are well off.
Would have to do both of those things in order to improve the system among other things.
-- -- handle -- but by definition means that many who are not paying taxes would have to pay taxes so for them.
Taxes will go up.
Well that's right but I mean what we have to do is have a progressives took system.
But we need to be able to make sure that we've got enough revenues to pay our bills and deliver on the promises that we intend to keep.
You know you have to keep in mind that income taxes fund all or substantially all of the constitutional -- the federal government.
National defense Homeland Security federal judicial system on and on and on.
You can't have 46 to 47%.
Of -- population getting a free ride on the constitutional -- the federal government that's insanity.
But it does build in -- dates for the guys were the party that's providing -- Thomas Sowell was mentioned about out.
It helped FDR and people look back in history when he was running for reelection ID 36 the economy still sucking wind.
But you by that point he had such a large base of government be -- and and probably indebted voters.
That he could count on them and they did more than -- into reelection.
So we're well look we -- -- -- extent they turn out to be -- to get they turn out.
That's right because you have to look at likely voters -- thing is look a vast majorities people would rather.
Have more earnings would rather have a job would rather have better employment opportunities so they are paying taxes.
And the real key is who's going to be able convince the American people in the debates that they've got the better plan to improve economic growth to generate jobs in the put our financial house in order.
That's the key.
In in frankly we're not getting enough substance and solutions from either candidate on that.
And frankly we can deliver on that that 4647%.
Will go down and we get sidetracked and whose noses out of joint and -- Citi attend this -- to implement their -- They told us that that's a total waste of time yeah you're right David Walker continued success and here and your tour the former US comptroller in Denver.
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I was at an open house this weekend and the realtor told me that it is a seller's market and how all the buyer's have realized that prices have hit bottom. I have heard this and other shovel's full of shit relentlessly for the last six years.
I thought about it a bit and I realized that it disturbs me because they truly don't care at all if you lose money or if you lose a lot of money or even if lose so much money that it could do your life serious damage. It's amazing how much they don't give a damn.
I'm not looking for a bunch of vitriol about realtors, just reflecting a bit.
Another thing that is amazing is how they so rigidly read from the same script. It's pretty mindless. I would think there would be a real opportunity for a human being who wasn't lying to you constantly. If you are a realtor reading this, here's the approach.
Buyer: "Is this a good time to buy?"
Realtor: "You know, I'm not qualified to give investment advice. If you've decided to buy a home, I can facilitate that for you. I can tell you what to look for, what to avoid, refer you to a lender whom I've had good experiences with and help you negotiate the best deal. I have a lot of experience and I am good at those things. If you are selling a house, I can market it for you to get the best price."
I would guess this approach would help a realtor develop a good reputation and build a good business.
The last thought I had was about the realtor's relentless drive to convince you the market is hot. As much as anything else, this tells me the market is cold. When the market is hot, realtor's don't try hard to convince you.
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2012 winner will be announced in New York on Saturday, Dec. 8.
The Washington Huskies Keith Price a Jr. Quarterback from Compton California made the list.
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This is a group for anyone interested in playing some indoor basketball throughout the winter. We have a group of around 10 people and rented an indoor court playing every Monday night from 9:15pm-11:15pm, starting this coming Monday (9/9) until the last week of June. The court is in Newton, MA. We want to try and get a few more guys joining in so that we would have about 14-15 guys every Monday, so each meetup event will be limited to around 4-5 people (since we already have around 10). We are …
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DTS is an all women's sports organization for women 30 and over. Our core sports are slow-pitch softball and basketball. We have also historically offered floor hockey, flag football, volleyball and fast-pitch softball. Women of all experience levels (from novice to expert) are welcome! Absolutely no experience is necessary and our goal is simply to have fun! Please check us out at dtssports.com.
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Welcome to an easier, more relaxing, fun way to get and stay in shape while socializing with other professionals! Based on member request and participation, The Providence Sports and Social Club will schedule Co-ed recreational sports events, premier social events, and local social networking! Indoor and Outdoor Events: Basketball,Wallyball,Volleyball,Racquetball,Golfing,Skiing/Snowboarding,Flag Football,Ultimate Frisbee,Tennis,Biking,Hiking,Kickball, Dodgeball,Ice Skating,Paintball,Ziplining,Wh …
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Gifts for Mother's Day are on the minds of many right now, as the big day itself is in less than a week. If your spring's been crazy and you need some last-minute ideas, relax. Here are seven quick gifts for Mother's Day that take both time and money into consideration. (See also: Free Ways to Celebrate Mother's Day)
1. Matching Aprons
This is more of a "mommy and me" type of gift for mothers and daughters to enjoy together. You can whip some up on your own using any number of free apron patterns online, or for less than $30 each you can order matching aprons from the popular Flirty Aprons company. They have a variety of aprons in a sassy, retro style.
2. Wine
Sons-in-law looking for something suitable will find this a workable solution. Chances are your wife's doing something especially girly with her mother. So if you'd like to make a gesture that's just from you, and your mother-in-law is a wine lover, then consider bringing a couple of bottles to dinner on the big day. That way, there'll be one for everyone to share that day, and another for when she wants to have a girlfriend over for a gab fest. If you want to splurge a bit, Cellars Wine Club offers wine-of-the-month packages as inexpensively as $19.95 per month.
3. Magazine Subscription
If the mom you're shopping for is anything like me, indulging in deliciously glossy magazine pleasures isn't something I set aside funds for on a regular basis, even though I might like to. If there's a magazine you know she'd particularly enjoy, then ordering a subscription is an affordable way to go. Like the wine-of-the-month club idea mentioned above, this is something that will make her remember your thoughtfulness every single time a magazine arrives for the next year. Subscription Agent offers bargain rates on a number of magazine titles for women.
4. Chocolate-Covered Yum-Yums
Looking to get the little ones involved in a simple DIY gift idea? Try coating any number of things in chocolate and refrigerating them on a nice serving tray the night before. Chocolate-covered pretzels are cheap and easy, as are dipped strawberries. Another fun recipe idea to try with the kids is homemade raisin and peanut clusters. They make as much of a statement as the pretzels, but take less time to make per batch. Plus, like most raisin recipes, they are ridiculously inexpensive.
5. Spa Therapy
What mom doesn't love a little spa time? If a gift certificate to the salon isn't in your budget, check out some of these recipes for homemade beauty products you can whip up inexpensively at home. Got teen girls? They'll have a blast helping out with sugar scrubs, body mist, foot balm, and more. Toss in a couple of hand-made gift coupons for a bubble bath drawn on demand, and you're in business. If you'd like to round out the gift selection a little more, there are numerous affordable spa items at Dollar Tree, such as manicure supplies and scented lotions.
6. Flowers
There's a reason certain gifts are called classics; it's because they are timelessly appreciated and always appropriate. Wise Bread's own Andrea Karim has written a guide to frugal flowers that should provide you with some inspiration, or you could dress up some of the grocery store bouquets with tissue paper and wired ribbon. Out of town and need an affordable delivery option? This bouquet of assorted tulips is only twenty bucks. Top that.
7. Lunch With the Girls
Sure, having dinner as a family on the big day is a great idea. But if Mom's on a budget most of the time, lunch with the girls probably doesn't happen all that often. That's where a restaurant gift card comes in handy. If you only have a moderate amount to spend, then $25 goes much further at lunch. This also works if you're out of town, as Amazon has gift cards from several restaurants available for delivery.
Gifts for Mother's Day don't have to be stressful. While some of these suggestions do take a bit of effort, they are way less time consuming than sewing a custom quilt or building a new deck. All of these ideas are less than $50, many are less than $20, and some cost less than $5. With this many budget options at your disposal, last-minute gifts for Mother's Day are as easy as pie.
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I just sent my mom a makeup set that I've been selling for charity, I hope she likes it! Beyond frugality, I love gifts that also give back but still offer something for Mom to enjoy and pamper herself with.
I am getting together a Mother's Day post for my blog so this article totally helps me wrap my brain around it! I'm hoping more people will participate in the "Makeup that Matters" fundraiser at FrugalBeautiful, I'm doing it in honor of my friend who passed away, but am working with and presenting the donation to her mom, so that's another way I'm celebrating mothers this year... It's going to be a good one this year :) Thanks for posting!


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About 27 hospitals in New York city will limit baby forumula- keeping it in locked cupboards only accessible to named members of staff as part of the Latch On initiative which aims to encourage new mums to breast feed. Staff who authorise the use of formula will have to state when and why it was used and provide that information to the city's health department. Anyone who has had a baby in hospital will know that it is very common to be asked if your baby would like a top up.
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This short piece is a compelling look into first nations views on traditional spirituality and western religion.
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Vegan Strawberry Rhubarb Pancakes Recipe
2 ¼ cups + 2 Tablespoons non-dairy milk1 ½ cups fresh strawberries, cut into ¼ inch pieces
1 cup rhubarb, cut into ¼ inch pieces
1 teaspoon orange zest
¼ teaspoon salt
1 cup whole wheat flour
2/3 cup all-purpose flour
1/3 cup oat bran, wheat bran or wheat germ
3 Tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon baking powder
½ teaspoon baking soda
1/3 cup canola oil
1) Curdle the non-dairy milk
In a medium bowl, whisk together the non-dairy milk, strawberries, rhubarb and orange zest. Let it sit for about 10 minutes so the non-dairy milk curdles.2) Whisk together the dry ingredients
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In summers, they would often visit his grandparents in the village of Le Breuil. He remembers two things about the farmhouse in particular:a huge fireplace in the kitchen along with a "gigantic dining room table," as well as the handmade, white linen sheets in the bedroom that were so cold "it would take us hours to get in bed."
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And now the home he shares with his partner is filled with the influences of his youth, inside and out.
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Makes 2½ cups
• 2 long green chillies
• 2 cups pumpkin seeds
• 1 tsp cumin seeds
• 1 spring onion, trimmed and chopped
• 1 cup coriander leaves
• 1 clove garlic, crushed
• ¼ cup lime juice
• ¼ cup olive oil
• Two-thirds cup water
• Sea salt and cracked black pepper
• Olive oil, extra, and breadsticks, to serve
1. Preheat oven to 220°C. Place chillies on a baking tray and roast for 10 minutes.
2. Add the pumpkin and cumin seeds to the tray and roast for a further 5 minutes. Set aside to cool slightly.
3. Roughly chop chillies and place in the bowl of a food processor with the pumpkin and cumin seeds, onion, coriander, garlic, lime juice, oil, water, salt and pepper. Process until well combined.
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