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Talk about game. Jesus Shuttlesworth ain't got shit on Titus Bramble. How he hasn't repped at the Players Ball is beyond us. The brotha is smoother than Peabo Bryson.
Only three short years ago, he was arrested for allegedly roasting a girl with seven other people and now he's mixed up with another rape case. Police interrogated the Newcastle defender (and we use the term defender quite loosely) after a woman claimed she was raped at his house while another person watched.
"A couple of girls were really flirting and dancing all round them and making it clear they were up for a party."
Meet the new face of the Kenny Rogers Roasters ad campaign. Stay classy, Titus.
Champions League Round of 16 Roundup: Chelsea Makes Arsenal Its Bitch Again
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First Chelsea beat nine-man Arsenal in the Carling Cup final a week and a half ago and then Alex, who plays for PSV but is owned by Chelsea, gives Arsenal a goal only to come back and score the winner to knock them out of the Champions League. Oh and Thierry Henry is going the way of Barbaro. Not selling him last year was genius.
One could start comparing Arsenal to the 1991 UNLV team that lost to Duke. There have been countless matches this season where Arsenal have clearly been the dominant team and done everything it had to except score. Don't be surprised if you see pictures of Fiberglass, Little Mozart, Hleb and Adebayor smoking cigars in a pool with Brick Top or some other gangsters. You'll think it's a hot tub but you'll be wrong. It'll be Freddie Ljungberg making bubbles while sucking off some sheikh from the UAE. Keep it Cameldome.
Roy Maakay scored the fastest goal in Champions League history (11 seconds into the first half) and helped knock Real Madrid out on away goals. Capello's fucked and rightly so.
Man U beat Lille 1-0 on a Henrik Larsson goal to go through to the next round while Kaka and AC Milan saved Ireland from a national crisis of conscience by seeing to it that Celtic won't meet Liverpool in the quarterfinals.
In Tuesday's action, Chelsea beat Porto 2-1 to go through on a Michael Ballack goal. Yeah we can't believe ze German woke up either.
Liverpool managed to hold on despite a goal from the blonde Maradona and bounce last year's winners Barcelona.
Roma knocked Lyon out with a 2-0 result. A fucking amazing goal by Mancini. Lyon better get used to disappointment with Gerard Houllier in the house. If they think they're bummed now, wait until Emile Heskey shows up at their door. It's no damn good when a player has a song which goes "If Heskey can play for England, so can I".
Valencia ended Inter's Champions League dream and my CL pool. Fuck you very much. The highlight of this round had to be the fight at the end of the match which was fruitier than a Father MC video (Check the guy on the left at 4:25 and 4:34 – The Deuce loves you).
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Toronto is defined by its diversity and multiculturalism - one in two Torontonians was born somewhere else – and this translates into ethnic pockets that can be found across the city. Students learning English in Toronto not only experience traditional Canadian culture, but also many different international flavours, whether eating out or walking from one district to another.
The cityscape is dominated by sky-scrapers, with over 2000 buildings that are over 90 metres tall - only New York has more tall buildings in North America. The most prominent landmark in Toronto is the CN Tower, which for 30 years was the world's tallest free-standing structure at 553.33 metres and is a must-see for visitors.
Other well-known attractions include the Royal Ontario Museum, Hockey Hall of Fame and Toronto Zoo, one of the largest in the world. The Distillery District is a popular pedestrian area with shops, galleries, bars and small breweries. Toronto also has many parks and squares, some with public ice-skating rinks, while Lake Ontario offers walks, boating and island visits.
Sport lovers should make a trip to the Air Canada Centre, one of Canada's leading sports and entertainment venues and home to the Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey Club, Toronto Raptors Basketball Club and many restaurants and bars.
Toronto's nightlife is diverse, with something for every age group in hot spots across the city. There's a hub around the Theater District, but many Torontonians opt for smaller local scenes in Queen West and Ossington Avenue.
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Research often involves teams of scientists collaborating across continents. Now, using the power of the Internet, non-specialists are participating, too. Citizen Science falls into many categories. A pioneering project was SETI@Home, which has harnessed the idle computing time of millions of participants in the search for extraterrestrial life. Citizen scientists also act as volunteer classifiers of heavenly objects, such as in Galaxy Zoo. They make observations of the natural world, as in The Great Sunflower Project. And they even solve puzzles to design proteins, such as FoldIt. We'll add projects regularly—and please tell us about others you like as well.
Indiana University's Center for Complex Networks and Systems Research, CNetS, in collaboration with The Kinsey Institute, has released Kinsey Reporter, a global mobile survey platform for collecting and sharing anonymous data about sexual and other intimate behaviors. The pilot project allows citizen observers around the world to use free applications now available for Apple and Android mobile platforms to not only report on sexual behavior and experiences, but also to share, explore and visualize the accumulated data.
Using Kinsey Reporter, participants can submit an anonymous report of sexual or intimate activity within 24 hours of an event. The report can be about the user or someone else they've observed. The resulting surveys—or reports of information shared by many individuals—cover sexual behaviors and events, sexual health issues, violence reports, public displays of affection and other experiences. Users can submit reports on different events as often as they'd like but they can only select among the provided tags when answering a question. To protect anonymity, the reports only use approximate locations selected by survey participants.
The laughter of tiny babies is not just a phenomenally popular theme for YouTube videos, it is also a fantastic window into the workings of the human brain. You can't laugh unless you get the joke. At the University of London's Birkbeck Babylab we study how babies learn about the world. We believe that studying early laughter in detail will throw new light on the workings of babies' brains, as well as offering new insights into the uniquely human characteristic that is humor.
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Did You Feel It? is a Web site produced by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) to tap the abundant information available about earthquakes from the people who actually experience them. By taking advantage of the vast numbers of Internet users, USGS seeks to get a more complete description of what people experienced, the effects of the earthquake and the extent of damage. With the help of citizen scientists, USGS can do this almost instantly.
By contributing experience of the earthquake, either immediately afterward, or whenever it is possible for to do so, citizen scientists will have made a contribution to the scientific body of information about this earthquake. They will also ensure that their areas have been represented in the compilation of the shaking map. This is a two-way street. Not only will citizen scientists add valuable information on the extent of ground shaking and damage, but in the process USGS hopes citizen scientists will learn more about how other communities fared and gain a greater understanding of the effects of earthquakes.
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Cozy blankets, activity books and cookies from a local Girl Scout offered a measure of comfort to cancer patients at Advocate Children's Hospital.
The two years of work earned Jennifer Meyer, 18, of Homer Glen, the prestigious Gold Award in June from Girl Scouts of the United States of America. Meyer was the only member of Troop 70278 to receive the honor. The 12-member troop is part of the Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana council.
Meyer got the idea for her "Project Hope" after her sister was treated for Ewing's sarcoma, a rare cancer found in the bone or soft tissue, at the University of Chicago Medicine Comer Children's Hospital.
"When I'd go visit her, I'd see all these babies and 17-year-olds who were bald, having to go through all the things she had to go through," said Meyer, a scout for 13 years. "I wanted to do something to help them."
Meyer's project comprised five steps that spanned two years and involved friends, family and neighbors. Step one was designing and making 110 activity books with crayons, pencils and pens, so the kids would have something to do in between cancer treatments. She included books with sudoku, crossword puzzles and word searches. Step two was soliciting donations from neighbors and friends to buy Girl Scout cookies for the kids in the hospital.
For step three, Meyer donated blood periodically for the patients, since they need regular transfusions, "just to add more of a supply because they could always use more," she said.
Meyer went to three different KinderCare day care centers for step four, talking to children about how cancer patients who are bald and look different are just special, not bad. Meyer used the book "Zink the Zebra" by Kelly Weil, written by a young girl with cancer who describes the story of an animal who looked different because of its spots.
The final step was making blankets from fleece and other materials.
Meyer's award was a booklet that included a patch and pin to go on her Scout vest.
"I made countless friends and memories, and experienced and learned hundreds of lessons and life skills," said Meyer about her years as a Scout.
The most important lesson, she said, was how to always stay calm and do whatever was needed to reach her goals.
The troop earned a Bronze Award for holding a bake sale and donating the proceeds to a local animal shelter. The troop also received a Silver Award for teaching autistic kids how to play Gaelic football once a week for four weeks.
Cheryl Meyer, Jennifer's mom and leader of the troop, said she was proud of her daughter's accomplishment.
"She probably put in 104 hours in the actual project," said Meyer, who was a girl scout when she was young. "It's just a great honor," she said.
Maria Wynne, CEO of Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana said in a press release the award was indeed an accomplishment.
"Earning the Girl Scout Gold Award is an immense accomplishment which requires girls to use the leadership skills they developed in Girl Scouting to effect positive change in their communities," said Wynne. "These young trailblazers create a legacy of social impact with their projects and learn a lot about the strength of their abilities in the process."
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Cancer treatment could benefit from a study which has established a link between weight gain in young adults and the onset of pancreatic cancer. Scientists at the University of Texas M D Anderson Cancer Center have found that adults with a high body mass index at a young age are more likely to go on to develop the disease early in life. Being overweight in the year before pancreatic cancer is diagnosed also had the effect of making the patient's prognosis less positive. Dr Donghui Li commented: "With our epidemiological research, we aimed to demonstrate the relationship between BMI and risk of pancreatic cancer across a patient's life span and determine if there was a time period that specifically predisposes an individual to the disease, as well as the link between BMI and cancer occurrence and overall survival of the disease." She added that by discovering the factors that cause some people to be at a high risk of developing cancer, cancer treatment and preventive measures can be implemented at an early stage. Chief executive and co-founder of Apple Steve Jobs recently confirmed he has received a liver transplant after battling pancreatic cancer.
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Music for All with Open Source Software
I am embarrassed to admit that I have never in my life considered the struggle of blind musicians to find Braille music scores. I did not realize until last week that only about 1% of sheet music is available in an accessible format, but my friend Robert Douglass is hoping to change that with his Open Well-Tempered Clavier - Ba©h to Bach project on Kickstarter.com.
To get a better idea of what the lack of Braille music scores means to an actual musician, see Eunah Choi's video below.
The Open Well-Tempered Clavier Kickstarter project began with the goal of creating a public domain score and recording of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier, with the intention of making Bach's work, a cultural treasure, accessible to all without the burden of copyright. Along the way, Robert and the others behind this project discovered that full accessibility is a much greater challenge. While a public domain score and recording tears down a few walls, other walls remain for those can't see the score. To that end, the project's goal has now been extended to include a Braille version of the Bach score, and with enough funding, a means to convert tens of thousands of scores into Braille thanks to open source software.
The underlying issue is about creating a process whereby existing open source music tools can be made to work together properly, and then be used to generate Braille scores, as no open source tools yet exist for creating Braille music. The specific technical challenge will be to complete work on an open source Braille converter for the MusicXML format, which would then allow the 50,000 scores on MuseScore.com, and any future additions, to be downloaded as a Braille file that is then readable with a Braille terminal. MuseScore.com is a web service that facilitates creating, sharing, and storing sheet music using MuseScore's open source music notation software. As an interesting sidenote, MuseScore's popularity is on the rise compared to its proprietary equivalents (see the illustration of Google trends below), so score another point for team open source and for music educators as well.
While the initial funding goal of the Kickstarter project has been met, additional funding would allow for the additional software development necessary to take existing code from the Freedots project and, among other things, turn it into a viable and free web-service that would automatically convert MusicXML files to Braille. Read more about the technical challenges of this project at OpenSource.com and please visit the Kickstarter site to learn all about the project.
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Hi Gang,
I asked this many moons ago and recieved alot of word play but figured I'd ask again and see what my buddies might have to add today.
Did Jesus give Peter any options but to take away his free will when he predestined Peter to deny him 3 time before the cock crowed ??
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Peter did not have free will. He had the physical capacity to be able to choose (i.e. he was not physically forced to go one way or prevented from going another) but that isn't the same as free will.
If you believe that Jesus is the Son of God or even God himself, then you also believe that it is impossible for him be wrong in his predictions. So no matter what happened Peter was going to deny Jesus 3 times. Peter could not have changed the situation even if he had wanted to (and clearly he did want to). If Peter had not denied Jesus he would have been proving that God and/or his son was wrong / mistaken. If you belive that God is omnipotent and omniscient this is an impossibility - ergo Peter had no possible choice and therefore no free will.
Do you belive Jesus can be wrong in his preditions ??
Do you think Jesus was speculating and cannot see the future ??
Do you think if Peter ran to the wilderness where no humas were he wouldn't have denied Jesus before the cock crowed??
Or do you think that even in the wilderness he would have denied Jesus 3 times to the trees, then god making a cock crow from thin air just to keep the prediction accurate
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While my week was not so hot in the organisation arena I did have one small victory which I shall report.
It was regarding those 'critical calls' - and probably you use it already this system but I'll tell you what worked a tiny bit!
I was stretched to the max yesterday but had some critical calls to make.
One was to a place where I did not even have the phone number but I managed to recover because the place I was visiting had internet access so I could look it up. I scanned the day on the tungsten for any windows of free time and in the centre of those free time slots I spaced the critical phone calls - with the number - eg 11am start 11am end Call Blah blah 9999-0000 with the alarm set. The best thing is that it flashes up in your face all the details - and I find it harder to ignore that - if I leave it as a non timed entry or note on the 'day' or worse still as just a 'task' - I will too often say 'nope I"m out of control, I will have to leave that to later' - even if it is very important - but with it 'interupting' my access to the palm until I tick it as done, I found I HAD to do it.
I'm going to use it more, especially for those that I have resistance to. See if I can reduce the lists that way.
Might help others with the resistance I experience.
(Perhaps I should do a similar thing for 'process in box'.... it might actually work!!)
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Inspiration at the Archives
The link above will take you to a CBC Manitoba article about the May 10th Manitoba Day Awards, which honours users of Manitoba archives who have taken records and made use of them in their community, their country, and the world. This year's honourees included people working on community history projects, academic books, films, and Canadian recording artist John K. Samson.
Sampson, along with other recipients, expressed their deep disappointment at the federal NADP and LAC cuts. These users of archives pointed out that if they were just beginning their projects now, they would likely encounter a lot more difficulty accessing the records that they needed for their projects since the budget cuts have limited the ability of many community archives to provide access.
One honouree went so far as to call archivists superheroes, without whom he would not have found many of the records he needed. More online access does not make all archives more accessible, despite what those making the budget cuts would have us believe.
Archival users recognise the problem of losing the National Archival Development Program and staff & resources at Library and Archives Canada. Evidence of this was shown at the Association for Manitoba Archives ceremony and has been shown by the outpouring of support from academic and community users of archives.
Archivists recognise the problem, and have been rallying together since the April 30th announcement.
Now let's help the federal budget-makers to recognise and understand the problem. Let's get them to make things right and repair the situation.


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Catherine Herridge reports from Capitol Hill
Dec 5, 2012
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Fox -- -- -- Capitol Hill -- classified briefing on bank Ghazi is scheduled to get underway just moments from now.
It's a members only meeting in the house with the country's top intelligence officer.
At the Helm of that a brand -- -- starting now in America's -- -- only I'm very glad to have you with us on this Wednesday -- Martha -- I'm Bill Hemmer good morning at home Director of National Intelligence James clapper.
Along with officials from other agencies meeting with these lawmakers.
After increasing pressure -- a congress for answers and it's nearly three months since these four Americans were murdered.
Still a lot of questions out there about what happened to them which -- fashion.
Intelligence correspondent Catherine Herridge she joins us live from Capitol Hill what do we hope to learn today Catherine.
Well thank you more than good morning the last time we had a briefing here on the hill for all of the members of the house.
Was in the first week of September right after the -- -- the second week of September and today we also expect all of the major players including the nation's top intelligence officer.
James clapper the Director of National Intelligence the head of the National Counterterrorism Center he is the nation's top counterterrorism official Matt Olson.
As well as one of the senior officials from the State Department Patrick Kennedy and these individuals will be able to take lawmakers through every phase.
Of the attack the intelligence leading up to the assault on the consulate -- Ghazi on 9/11 the security posture at that time.
The analysis of the intelligence and why there was an emphasis on this anti Islam video.
-- turned out to be wrong for such a long period of time and finally the military response lawmakers -- fox.
They want to have specifics.
On the level of premeditation.
By the terrorists and whether in fact there was a direct connection to the 9/11 days.
The question is.
How much planning went to this was this -- in the works with this cobble together quickly within a matter few hours and a makes a great.
Difference in terms of the responsibility.
As well as the vulnerability of our facilities elsewhere.
One of the important questions that this was planned well in advance is why didn't we catch it why didn't we see it coming.
Critics of the administration's response say that every time we have briefings like this they're just more inconsistencies and that in fact.
They raise more questions as well as I would point to the issue over the CIA talking points and these decisions to make changes that critics say really minimized.
The rule of all al-Qaeda and affiliated groups in this attack mark.
And certainly got the right people on the ground to answer a lot of those questions we'll see if they get anywhere.
Conclusive today and you know one of the big issues it's been raised by all of this of course Katharine is our intelligence on the ground in Ben Ghazi.
What are we learning about the future of that an accent our presence there.
-- Fox News has learned that the decision.
To close the CIA and -- and to destroy all of the classified information and move about the classified communications equipment.
Came within -- -- hours twelve hours of the attack.
On the consulate itself and by early in the morning on September 12 by about 8 o'clock local time affected me the CIA operation and then -- -- Which shuttered.
All of the classified information was moved or burned as well as the equipment and this was -- decision boxes -- was made on the ground then there was notification to Washington.
And it's important to look at this particular data point and contrasted with how long it took the FBI to get into the consulate.
That took -- several weeks and in fact the US consulate in -- Gaza has never been secured by the United States great points Catherine thank you very much you're welcome so that.
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Girard Perregaux Laureato Quartz Limited Edition Watch
Filed under: Timepieces / Watches
Inside the the watch with its familiar Girard Perregaux sporty octagon dial shape is a hand-assembled caliber GP13500 quartz movement that is probably the nicest decorated quartz movement out there. You can see it through the sapphire caseback window, note the gold cap over the battery compartment. The watch box is a cool retro space presentation box, but the real allure of this watch is as a testament to the quartz watch revolution. At first I was skeptical about who might spend this type of money on a quartz watch, but then again I realized that a good many collectors love this type of thing. At the same time, the watch is super accurate and easy to love. It is very readable, with an attractive high quality dial. The case and bracelet are in steel and very well made. So while I though initially the 40 of these watches might be too many, now I realize it is really not enough. Price will be a bit over $11,000 for this very rare type of high-end Swiss quartz watch.
Ariel Adams publishes the luxury watch review site aBlogtoRead.com.
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Sunday, July 15, 2007
Lynch Syndrome - Cancer Prevention with Lynch Syndrome
Sandi's comments: One of the issues that I have is the reference in the article: "If you're a woman with Lynch syndrome, you may want to mention this study to your doctor and get her take on how it might apply to you."
As a generalization, the vast majority of hcps have never heard of the Lynch Syndrome (HNPCC).
Lynch Syndrome - Cancer Prevention with Lynch Syndrome: "If you're a woman with Lynch syndrome, you may want to mention this study to your doctor and get her take on how it might apply to you."
Saturday, July 14, 2007
The quality of the operative report for women with ovarian cancer in Ontario.
The quality of the operative report for women with...[J Obstet Gynaecol Can. 2006] - PubMed Result: "
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J Obstet Gynaecol Can. 2006 Oct;28(10):892-7.
The quality of the operative report for women with ovarian cancer in Ontario.
Elit L, Bondy S, Chen Z, Law C, Paszat L.
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada.
OBJECTIVE: To assess the quality of the operative reports from cases of ovarian cancer surgery in Ontario.
METHODS: We undertook a population cohort study including all newly diagnosed ovarian cancer patients treated initially with surgery from January 1996 to December 1998 in Ontario (n = 1341). We abstracted charts from hospitals and cancer centres. All surgical and pathology notes were abstracted into an ACCESS database.
RESULTS: A total of 1,341 women had surgery as the first step in management of ovarian cancer. A vertical abdominal incision was used in 87.6% of these cases. Peritoneal cytology was obtained in 87.8% of cases overall, but in only 69.5% of stage 1 cases. A description of the ovaries was provided in 85% of reports, of the uterus in 70%, the diaphragm in 53%, the liver in 69%, the pelvic lymph nodes in 10%, and the para-aortic lymph nodes in 41%. In stage 1 cases, the ovaries were assessed histologically in 89% of cases, the uterus in 80%, the omentum in 69%, the peritoneum in 20%, the appendix in 9%, the pelvic lymph nodes in 10%, and the para-aortic lymph nodes in 7%. Frozen section was obtained in half of the stage 1 cases, and the false negative rate for identifying malignancy was 6%. In all, 23% of women received adequate surgical staging for stage 1 disease, and 12% of women with advanced disease had optimal debulking (to less than 1 cm residual disease). There are clear differences between centres with a gynaecologic oncologist on staff and other centres in the adequacy of surgical staging in women with stage 1 disease (chi2 = 60.6, P < 0.0001) and in optimal debulking for advanced disease (chi2 = 39.1, P < 0.0001). In 40% of cases with advanced disease, the amount of residual disease following surgery is not reported.
CONCLUSION: The current approach of dictating operative notes does not provide sufficient detail in a large number of cases; this affects treatment decisions and limits our ability to assess quality indicators for operative care in ovarian cancer. This problem is pervasive but is more significant in centres without a gynaecologic oncologist.
Thursday, July 12, 2007
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
Tying up loose ends: discharging patients with unresolved medical issues
Monday, July 09, 2007
Researchers Identify Genetic Mutation That May Alter Patients' Response To Cancer Therapeutics
Researchers Identify Genetic Mutation That May Alter Patients' Response To Cancer Therapeutics: "Researchers from Eli Lilly & Company and the Phoenix-based Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen) today announced finding a novel recurring mutation of the gene AKT1 in breast, colorectal and ovarian cancers. "
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Saturday, July 07, 2007
Halifax, The Daily News: News | Ovarian cancer deadliest: experts
""If anything, it will get them off their duff and get them into the doctor's office to say 'Something's not right here.'"
Halifax, The Daily News: News | Ovarian cancer deadliest: experts
Wednesday, July 04, 2007
Complications at the End of Life in Ovarian Cancer. [J Pain Symptom Manage. 2007] - PubMed Result
Complications at the End of Life in Ovarian Cancer. [J Pain Symptom Manage. 2007] - PubMed Result
J Pain Symptom Manage. 2007 Jun 30; [Epub ahead of print]
Complications at the End of Life in Ovarian Cancer.
Herrinton LJ, Neslund-Dudas C, Rolnick SJ, Hornbrook MC, Bachman DJ, Darbinian JA, Jackson JM, Coughlin SS.
Division of Research (L.J.H., J.A.D.), Kaiser Permanente Northern California, Oakland, California; Henry Ford Health Systems (C.N.-D.), Detroit, Michigan; HealthPartners Research Foundation (S.J.R., J.M.J.), Minneapolis, Minnesota; Center for Health Research, Northwest/Hawaii (M.C.H., D.J.B.), Kaiser Permanente Northwest, Portland, Oregon; and Division of Cancer Prevention and Control (S.S.C.), United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
Women dying of ovarian cancer vary considerably in their complications and in the types of health care they receive. The objective of this study was to describe the complications of ovarian cancer, other than pain, and their treatment at the end of life. This study used a cohort of 421 enrollees in three nonprofit managed-care organizations who died with ovarian cancer during 1995-2000. Data were collected from abstraction of paper and electronic medical records. Proportions of women experiencing complications and undergoing treatments were calculated. Logistic regression was used to evaluate the association of patient characteristics with the probability of receiving an intervention for complications. The most common complications recorded in the medical record were fatigue or weakness (75%), nausea or vomiting (71%), constipation (49%), edema of the extremities (44%), and anemia (34%). The prevalence of major complications was as follows: ascites, 28%; bowel obstruction, 12%; pleural effusion, 10%; bladder obstruction, 3%; and disordered nutrition that required support with parenteral nutrition, 9%. Patients may not always have received interventions for major complications; for example, pleural effusion apparently was left untreated in almost half of the women with this problem. After adjustment, women who died at younger ages were more likely to receive an intervention, compared to older women (odds ratio for each decade of age, 0.71, 95% confidence interval=0.53-0.94, P for trend=0.02). The study, which preceded the establishment of palliative care programs, suggests that care given to ovarian cancer patients at the end of life may be inadequate.
PMID: 17606360 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
Tuesday, July 03, 2007
Endometriosis Raises Risk Of Ovarian, Kidney And Thyroid Cancer
Endometriosis Raises Risk Of Ovarian, Kidney And Thyroid Cancer
The scientists found the endometriosis raised the risk of developing the following types of tumors:
-- Ovarian tumors - 37% greater risk
-- Endocrine tumors - 38% greater risk
-- Kidney tumors - 36% greater risk
-- Thyroid tumors - 33% greater risk
-- Brain tumors - 27% greater risk
-- Malignant melanoma - 23% greater risk
-- Breast cancer - 9% greater risk
Surprisingly, women with endometriosis seem to have a 29% lower risk of developing cervical cancer.
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Tuesday, June 26, 2007
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The Lancet
The Lancet: "The problem with the received wisdom is that it is wrong...........On the other hand, the statement provides no specific guidance for doctors about what to do when such women present to them; the need for the challenging art of clinical judgment remains acute."
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Friday, June 22, 2007
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Women's Health Matters: Toronto -Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre (TSRCC)
Colorectal Cancer: Our Program at Toronto-Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre
Familial Cancer Clinics
Three hereditary cancer clinics are offered at the TSRCC:
* the familial breast cancer clinic (breast/OVARIAN)
* familial colorectal cancer clinic
* the familial melanoma clinic.
How to contact us:
Toronto-Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre 2075 Bayview Avenue
Toronto, Ontario
For more information about the Toronto-Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre (TSRCC) refer to the web site at www.tsrcc.on.ca
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Tag Archives: Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days
Fri, May 08, 2009 | 07:55 BST
NIS America shows 2009 RPGs for PS3, PS2, PSP Wii and DS
NIS US clearly had some kind of protospasm this morning, announcing a ton of stuff for US release this year.
And here it all is:
- Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days coming to PSP this year (Joystiq, plus movie)
- Last Rebellion Is NIS America's 3D PS3 RPG (Siliconera, plus shots)
- Mana Khemia 2: Fall of Alchemy coming to PS2 this Fall (Joystiq, plus shots)
- Witch's Tale Back With A Cute Vengeance (Kotaku, plus screens)
- Phantom Brave: We Meet (the trailer) Again (Joystiq, plus movie)
Sat, Feb 28, 2009 | 15:05 GMT
Disgaea 2 titled for PSP
The second PSP Disgaea title is Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days, according to an ERSB rating.
That's it. It'll involve jumping around a grid while your life drips away one second at a time. No other details yet.
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Customizing your computer case is a great way to change its outward appearance without spending big bucks to upgrade expensive internal components. Whether you want to add fluorescent lights or front panel upgrades to your current case or to build a custom computer case from scratch, the following steps will give you the necessary tools and knowledge to do it right- Add fluorescent lights to make your case stand out in a dark room. Lighted tubes and fans are a great way to do this. Always buy lighting made especially for a computer; never use lighting made for general use
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