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Thursday, July 12, 2012
I Never Wanted to Get Married
31 comments:
- Abbey said...
hahaha love it.
- July 12, 2012 at 10:42 AM
- Carly said...
Love it! Funny how things work out, isn't it?
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- VιcκyBeL said...
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- Blake said...
Love it! So cute. Y'all are such an adorable couple!
- July 12, 2012 at 11:00 AM
- Whitney & Devin said...
This is too adorable for words! I found some notes a few months back that Dev and I wrote to each other. It's so funny looking back!
- July 12, 2012 at 11:01 AM
- Ashley said...
7 months later......LOVE it!!! When it's right, it's right!!
- July 12, 2012 at 11:08 AM
- Alyx said...
LOL, I love it. It happens to the best of us. I didn't even really want a relationship when I met Mike, then 6 months later we were married. Oops? HAhaha
- July 12, 2012 at 11:18 AM
- Amy K said...
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- Anna said...
Haha I love this!
XO - July 12, 2012 at 11:30 AM
- Hi, I'm Jayda! said...
Awwww, I love it! So cute!
- July 12, 2012 at 11:34 AM
- Shaylee Ann said...
Ohmystars! That's adorable!! So glad that you're happily married now, Elisabeth! :)
My best friend swore when she was eighteen that she was going to go on a mission and not date until after she returned. Just before her nineteenth birthday, she met a newly returned missionary, and they were married about three months later. Insane! Maybe I should be all non-committed and swear off dating. :D
Thanks for sharing! :) - July 12, 2012 at 11:38 AM
- dreaming en francais said...
That is too cute!!! xo
http://dreamingenfrancais.blogspot.com/ - July 12, 2012 at 12:03 PM
- Ashley Allan said...
Adorable! Life's curve balls are what makes it so wonderful!
- July 12, 2012 at 12:34 PM
- Melissa said...
I love this! I didn't want to get married for a long time either. Now I can't imagine not having married Tim!
- July 12, 2012 at 12:40 PM
- Amanda Schroeder said...
That is so funny. It sounds like me! I didn't want a relationship AT ALL. I was dreading this date, but BAM. Swept me off my feet that little sneak!
Amanda at: http://weandserendipity.blogspot.com - July 12, 2012 at 1:47 PM
- still being [molly] said...
oh my gosh i LOVE THIS! i was the same. way. and now i'm happier than i ever could have imagined.
- July 12, 2012 at 1:52 PM
- Whitney said...
You guys are too cute! Is it weird to tell you that you and your hubby were in my dream last night? You guys were trying to get my husband and I to come on a road trip to California! haha
- July 12, 2012 at 1:57 PM
- Elizabeth @ Love Is the Adventure said...
Hahahahaha! WOW. Amazing how our hearts change our minds for us! :)
- July 12, 2012 at 2:10 PM
- Ricki @ Rogue Baby said...
This cracks me up. I love it. He must've really been the right one to make you do a 180 so quickly! =)
- July 12, 2012 at 3:01 PM
- Elisabeth Gee said...
I love journals. They are so fun to go back and laugh at! :)
- July 12, 2012 at 4:39 PM
- IN State of Fashion said...
Lovely color!
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- Faith said...
Hehe, too cute!
- July 12, 2012 at 6:58 PM
- keepingupwithkristen said...
LOVE this!! So funny how things work out. : )
- July 12, 2012 at 7:16 PM
- marissa said...
so cute. I totally did the "I hope he doesn't think too much arm around me thing too" with my now hubby haha. But really Harry Potter, clearly he was a keeper. It was great seeing you again this week!
- July 12, 2012 at 9:07 PM
- Shelby said...
This story seriously made me smile:) I gave up on dating and shortly after that, my now boyfriend starting talking to me! I think the moment we decide to swear off guys is often the moment we realize what we really want in a relationship. Thanks for sharing!:)
shelbychasingbirdies.blogspot.com - July 12, 2012 at 11:15 PM
- Emma Frances said...
So so funny! I love that you caught these feelings in your journal entries because it is so fun to look back and read the funny things that we think--especially when things play out just the way we were NOT expecting them to!
- July 13, 2012 at 4:00 AM
- Emily Sung said...
It's amazing how life works itself out!
Thanks for stopping by Organized Chaos. Following you back!
http://birthofamom.blogspot.com - July 13, 2012 at 6:09 AM
- Daisy said...
Thhis is super sweet! I wish I would have kept a journal while I was dating my husband :)
- July 13, 2012 at 1:47 PM
- Rhianna Nelson said...
Brilliant! This is definitely something I can picture happening to me. Rhi xx
The Wildest of Dreams - July 14, 2012 at 7:58 AM
- Irish Carter of Dedicated 2 LIFE said...
Loved this post. There is so much love in your blog its contagious. = )
Irish - July 15, 2012 at 10:23 PM
- Erin {Lavender and Lemon Drops} said...
Hey there Elisabeth! I've been browsing around your fun blog and I LOVE this post! I swore I would NEVER get engaged to someone that I only dated for a few months... I met my husband in August and we were engaged by Christmas! Love is crazy :) It was fun meeting/getting to know you at our Blogger Dinner :)
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Jennifer Nelson is your link to a better diet. As specialty editor of the nutrition and healthy eating guide, she plays a vital role in bringing you healthy recipes and meal planning."Nutrition is one way people have direct control over the quality of their lives," she says. "I hope to translate the science of nutrition into ways that people can select and prepare great-tasting foods that help maintain health and treat disease."
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Are there whole-grain options that are gluten-free?
By Jennifer Nelson, M.S., R.D. and Katherine Zeratsky, R.D.
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Whole grains are important for everyone. They're naturally high in fiber, low in fat and filling to eat. And, when eaten regularly, whole grains help reduce the risk of heart disease, diabetes and certain cancers.
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend that at least half of your daily servings of grains be whole grain. This means three servings a day for most people. Seems simple? It's not. Fewer than 5 percent of Americans meet this recommendation.
The most common whole-grain foods (breads, baked goods, cereals, pasta and crackers) contain gluten. This makes getting enough whole grains even tougher for those with celiac disease because they must avoid wheat, rye and barley because of their gluten content.
So, here are five gluten-free whole grains, how to cook them and how to add them to your diet. Remember to aim for three servings of whole grains a day.
Amaranth: About the size of a poppy seed, this pseudo-grain has a light peppery taste. Use 3 to 6 parts water to 1 part amaranth. Boil water, add grain and gently boil for 15 to 20 minutes. As it cooks, amaranth softens from the inside, releases a lot of starch and thickens the cooking liquid. Rinse cooked amaranth and let it drain before using. Use amaranth to thicken soups and stews. Add milk, fruit and a bit of honey for a healthy breakfast. You can even "pop" dried amaranth and make it into a granola-type bar.
Millet: About the size of a small mustard seed, this grain has a mild flavor. Use 2 to 3 parts water to 1 part millet. Boil water, add grain and gently boil for 35 to 40 minutes. You may also "toast" millet in a hot pan before boiling to get a nuttier flavor. Top with cinnamon and peaches for breakfast. Or make a salad with halved grape tomatoes, radishes and chopped basil. Millet is also a great alternative to rice in casseroles, ground-meat dishes and stuffing.
Teff: This smallest of grains is nutty and earthy in flavor. Use 3 parts water to 1 part teff. Boil water, add grain and simmer for 15 to 20 minutes. Its texture is like cream of wheat. Add cooked teff to soups or use teff as the main ingredient for polenta instead of cornmeal. Teff flour can be used to make pancakes.
Buckwheat: Despite its name, buckwheat is not related to wheat. This-pseudo grain is pyramid shaped and known as kasha or buckwheat groats. To bring out its earthy flavor, cook 1 cup buckwheat with one egg in a large skillet over medium heat. Stir to keep from clumping until the mixture is dry and separated. Add 2 cups water or broth and cook uncovered over low heat for about 15 minutes. Mix cooked buckwheat with lentils, herbs and a bit of goat cheese. Or stuff peppers or acorn squash with cooked buckwheat. Buckwheat flour can be used to make pancakes.
Quinoa: This pseudo-grain must be rinsed well before cooking to remove bitter-tasting saponins. You can also buy it pre-rinsed. The flavor is squash-like. Quinoa cooks in just 15 minutes. Use 2 parts water to 1 part quinoa. Mix with chopped fruit and drizzle with honey for breakfast. Or use quinoa instead of bulgur to make tabbouleh. Quinoa is also a good substitute quinoa for rice in rice pudding.
Whether you are going gluten-free or not, these whole grains are good for you. Share your favorite ways of preparing these grains.
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http://img.qj.net/uploads/articles_m...wth.jpg?918048It sure took them long enough, but Square Enix finally managed to pin down a specific date for Dissidia: Final Fantasy's US launch this week. The good news was still tainted with some bad, however: Rock Band: Unplugged got leaked onto the Internets three weeks before its official release date. On second thought, whether this is good news or bad news depends entirely on your stance regarding the piracy issue.
Link: PSP Weekend Warrior
Another week, another edition of the PSP Homebrew Weekend Warrior. Things were a bit quiet this week on the homebrew front compared to last week's big ChickHEN coup. Perhaps devs are still working on their apps, games, and other homebrew offerings for the newly-cracked PSP-3000. Maybe we'll see more next week.
Link: PSP Homebrew Weekend Warrior
The QJ.NET PS3 blog saw a very varied mix of news this week. We heard of rumors about a PS3 redesign, a rumored PS3 outing for GTA IV's The Lost and Damned DLC, updates for the PS3 firmware as well as PlayStation Home, and more game news than you could shake a relatively average-sized stick at. Even the odd bit of homebrew sneaked its way in.
Link: PS3 Weekend Warrior
http://img.qj.net/uploads/articles_m...wth.jpg?216710An impressive week, it sure was for the Xbox 360 blog. That's all I can say. There was a balanced mix of gaming news, rumors, Industry bits... It was a healthy week, alright. Even more because of the NPD, the rumored (non)exclusives, as well as Microsoft's long overdue entry into the handhelds category. Dig in, jump up.
Link: Xbox 360 Weekend Warrior
http://img.qj.net/uploads/articles_m...wth.jpg?923343Lots of big news for this week's recap, so you'd better stay comfy. There's a hell lot of games coming to the Wii and DS in 2009, and we have news on the biggest that the two platforms are gonna get - whether they're the Pokemon remakes, Monster Hunter 3, and a bunch of retro WiiWare games, we've got ya covered. Just like a million fans got the DS covered last month. Literally.
Link: WiiDS Weekend Warrior
http://img.qj.net/uploads/articles_m...wth.jpg?915621This week on the iPhone - high profile names are turning up at the App Store. The list includes Terminator, Resident Evil, X-Men Origins, and even Final Fantasy. Now that's some serious iPhone gaming right there. And if you thought that the hardware rumor-fest was only limited to Sony and Microsoft, you'd be wrong. Apparently, there's one coming for the iPhone as well.
Link: iPhone Weekend Warrior
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The biggest head-turner in our Industry section this week would probably have to be the recently-released NPD results for the month of April in US. It was an astounding month, mostly because of the dismal numbers of hardware sales. But what took the cake was the quiet, unassuming Nintendo DS handheld, which raked in a staggering one million units sold (800,000 of those would be the freshly-launched DSi).
Of course, as with every NPD result, you can expect each Big Three company's (they would be Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony, in case you're wondering) press relations people racing to get their own statements/ reactions on the figures. Some with more optimism than others.
Nintendo says thanks, it's expected. Microsoft says, "Although we weren't on top this month, we still got an impressive first four months growth of Xbox 360 sales for '09." And Sony: "Well, our hardware still has the best non-gaming features."
Am sure you can tell which PR office had trouble writing their stuff up.
Link: NPD US April shows astounding 1 million DS sales, slams sales of all other
Link: The Big 3 respond to NPD April results]
There are more DS and PSPs to be sold, if this iSuppli analysis is right. The research company is predicting that come 2013, the shipments would have grown to 63.5 million in total. Whopeedoo.
Personally, am just relieved to see that other people still believe there will be anything left beyond 2012.
Link: Analysis: DS and PSP shipments to balloon to 63.5 million by 2013
More economic hurdles and woes beset the industry, as another one bites down acquisition in order to survive, while another succumbed to the pressures of financial meltdown.
Atari Europe was ****y two years ago, saying that they're not affected by the US economic crisis. Just a couple of days ago, they were officially acquired by Namco Bandai. But at least that technically makes them still alive, right?
Factor 5 wasn't as lucky, as they flatlined this week. After months of grappling with their financial dilemmas, they have now thrown in the towel.
Link: Namco Bandai acquire Atari Europe
Link: Factor 5 throws in the towel -- officially
This is new. A German research claims that we should blame the Pentagon for violent video games. You know, because they introduced simulation. They had machines to "train people to kill", they said. Yeah, you should read this piece. I think it will go nicely with that article on SOCA alleging that PlayStations are being used to run criminal empires from within UK's prisons (that's most likely at the PS3 Weekend Warrior).
Link: German researchers say Pentagon responsible for violent video games
And here we have something for the LOLs. The GLM is set to declare their 1,000,000th English word soon. No, it's not some academic, hifaluting term. It's "noob". Oh my. The Matrix is coming true.
Link: Global Language Monitor to declare the millionth English word
E3 2009 Watch:
With just a few weeks away from E3 (make that just a couple), companies set to present are busy with their last-minute preparations. Surprisingly, though, Atari seems to have a different meaning for final touches. Cos they just withdrew from the event. Did anything not meet their internal deadline?
Link: Sudden withdrawal: no E3 for Atari
In the meantime, Epic Games laid out their sweet, detailed plan for their E3 presentation. It looks good, I must say. Very polished as far as plans go. They're finally presenting the much-talked about, "next-gen-ready" Unreal Engine 3, and they're even accommodating private viewings.
Link: Epic Games lay out plans for E3 '09, to present Unreal Engine 3
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If you haven't noticed, our QuickGuide - Who's Who Edition has been pared down to just one the past couple of weeks. No, it's not because we're running out of people to thank for their wonderful contributions. Rather, it's because we're stocking up for the upcoming biggest gaming event of the year -- so far. You know, we have to gear up for E3, too.
But. We make sure not to miss out on anyone deserving. That's why as we whittle to a temporary stop of the Who's Who Edition, we present to you the iconic Fanjita, the PSP freedom fighter.
Link: QuickJump QuickGuide #15 - Who's Who Edition: Fanjita, the PSP freedom Fighter
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Yes, we are warning you now of a dry spell. But not to worry, because we have a lot of E3 goods in store for you, to fill that hunger while we wait for the buffet. Oh, all this food talk's making me hungry.
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Asymmetries of the breast are not uncommon and often create diagnostic challenges when they appear mass-like in one projection. Conventional techniques of spot compression may be insufficient to fully evaluate such situations. The rolled lateral and anterior-posterior, posterior-anterior (APPA) mammographic views are described as diagnostic methods to convincingly demonstrate summation artifacts which account for many problematic asymmetries. These previously undescribed views may supplement or even replace cone compression views in evaluating suspicious densities seen only on one standard screening mammographic view, as well as confirm a focal asymmetric density or mass.
Mammographic screening of asymptomatic women is performed with a universally prescribed protocol employing craniocaudal (CC) and mediolateral oblique (MLO) views.1 (Note that the terms "view", "projection", and "position" are often used interchangeably, even in the Labeling Code Instruction of the American College of Radiology. The term "view" will be used for this discussion). Evaluation of potential significant abnormalities detected on screening mammography often requires additional problem solving views to distinguish benign, probably benign, or suspicious areas in the breast.2 Within one group practice, recall rates for additional imaging studies ranged from 6% to 14.6% among physicians.3 Deliberate evaluation of abnormalities identified on only one screening view is essential to distinguish true focal abnormalities (e.g., mass), which may be obscured by isodense fibroglandular tissue on the other screening view, from summation artifact. Previously described methods of evaluation include off-angle views, lateral views, rolled craniocaudal views, and spot compression films, with or without magnification.4
Radiologists identifying a questionable mass on one view only will often subject the area of concern to a spot compression view-with or without magnification-as a first problem solving maneuver. On the American Board of Radiology oral examination, this approach was favored by more than 95% of the candidates examined by this reviewer over several years. Although this view often will suggest superimposition as a cause for the initial finding, it may fail to solve the problem either because the superimposition is not resolved or a cancer is made less conspicuous (figure 1).5 Moreover, proper spot compression requires greater skill by the technologist in identifying the correct anatomic location in the breast; this may prevent the imaging of surrounding structures to insure that the area of concern has been included in the image.
The rolled craniocaudal (CC) view has been described as a method for demonstrating superimposition of tissue seen only in CC view, and the lateral view-mediolateral (ML) or lateromedial (LM)-is used to demonstrate areas of superimposition of tissue seen only in oblique view. In fact, rolled views may be used in other situations that lend themselves to the same rationale as the rolled CC view and offer the radiologist a straightforward strategy for demonstrating artifactual mammographic densities secondary to superimposition of tissue.
The rolled lateral view
Obtaining a true lateral projection-either mediolateral or lateromedial, depending on the suspected area of concern-provides the opportunity to view the breast tissue from a different angle and permits identification of superimposition artifacts. The greater the angle of obliquity of the initial MLO view, the greater the difference in distribution of fibroglandular tissue that will be seen on the lateral projection.
Frequently, the difference in angularity between the MLO and ML view may be too small to show a sufficient change in the observed area of focal density seen only on one view in order to dismiss the possibility of a mass. Other degrees of angularity using the MLO projection may be attempted, but often interference with proper compression is encountered with the pectoral muscle, which is the reason that a steeper oblique view initially was obtained. When this is the case, a rolled lateral view may be used. The area of the breast (outer or inner) where tissue is suspected of causing summation artifact is rolled toward the more fatty portion of the breast to optimize visualization of separated tissue. If this area cannot be determined, the breast may be rolled, for example, such that the inner portion is rolled superiorly or inferiorly and the outer portion is rolled in the opposite direction. Usually, more tissue will be present in the outer portion of the breast. Figure 2 illustrates a questionable nodule associated with architectural distortion, questionably seen on a CC projection, for which the rolled lateral view resolved the issue convincingly, rather than the MLO or ML view. Note also that because routine compression of the breast "distorts" the normal distribution of tissue, the rolled view may be used to distinguish an artifactual from pathologic focus of architectural distortion.
The APPA (anterior-posterior, posterior-anterior) view
When the previously described views will not solve the question of identifying summation artifact because there is insufficient fat either inferiorly/superiorly or laterally/medially, the breast may be rolled so that one portion is rolled anteriorly (superficially) and the other posteriorly (more deeply). This may be performed in either craniocaudal or lateral view. This is another extension of the same strategic rationale considered in the previous discussion. The rolled CC and lateral views alter the distribution of fibroglandular tissue in the X and Y axis of the breast, respectively. The APPA view is the result of repositioning tissue along the Z axis (figure 3).
Meyer et al6 reported the cancellation of 8.8% (53 of 603) of cases referred for preoperative needle localization because of insufficient evaluation. Most of these cases involved summation artifacts causing a density to be seen only on one view until it is determined to represent superimposition of tissue (Meyer JE, personal communication). Proper evaluation of both potential summation artifacts and true lesions is essential prior to recommending biopsy or any final evaluation of the mammographic study.
Spot compression, with or without magnification, should improve image quality and often displaces tissue sufficiently to permit the radiologist to determine that a density seen only on one view represents superimposition of tissue; however, this is not always the case, as illustrated in figure 2.7 Accurate representation of the area using spot compression may be more difficult to accomplish than on rolled views, and false-negative conclusions based on spot compression have been reported (figure 4).5
In addition, off-angled views with shallow obliquity also have been suggested. Though these may accomplish the same goal, rolled views are still preferred at my institution to maximize the displacement of tissue. We no longer routinely use spot compression for summation artifacts, but instead use rolled projections, reducing our film retake rate from 2% to 0.5% for the past 150 consecutive cases of summation artifact because the area of concern is always on the rolled whole breast image, whereas spot compression views sometimes need to be repeated for suboptimal positioning or an initial inability to solve the diagnostic problem (e.g., figure 1).
Most of the additional problem solving views described here have not been standardized and assigned specific labeling abbreviations by the American College of Radiology. For example, current labeling prescribed by the ACR permits labeling for rolled view in the CC view (e.g., LCCRL+ means left craniocaudal view of upper breast tissue rolled laterally.) For the other views described here, we currently label with indelible ink on the unexposed portion of the film the direction in which the breast tissue is rolled. However, the ACR approach may easily be adapted to the additional views suggested here. For example, a rolled lateral view of the left breast where the lateral breast tissue is rolled inferiorly may be labeled LMLRI+, where the '+' is, by convention, considered the lateral tissue in the same way that a '+' is considered superior tissue for rolled CC views. In practice, we prefer supplementing such labeling with a written description as indicated. For the APPA view, which can be done either in lateral or CC projection, the letter A may be used following the view (e.g., CCA or LMA), with a '+' suffix to indicate, by convention, the superior or lateral tissue, respectively. Thus an APPA view as shown in figure 3 might be labeled: RMLP+, meaning a right mediolateral projection with lateral tissue rolled posteriorly. Alternatively, it may be annotated as described. All views described in this report lend themselves to both systems of film labeling. Because such labels are not in published form, they may not be understood by different institutions which have not reviewed these protocols (e.g., when patients bring films to a second institution for review or a second opinion).
I have successfully used rolled views to resolve questions of superimposition artifactual densities referred to obviate biopsy or provide a basis for either routine or short-term follow up (where sufficient anxiety has been raised by others) in 150 consecutive cases. In an additional 17 cases, we have used this technique to demonstrate a true focal asymmetric density or mass (corroborated by ultrasound) and help establish its location. Patients and referring physicians prefer this approach which is less uncomfortable and, we believe, more reliable than spot compression views because of the ability to see an "apparent" density suggested on only one view virtually disappear on a rolled projection when the whole breast is imaged. I encourage other radiologists to consider using this approach, and to label these films such that other reviewers may understand which manipulations were performed to achieve the desired result. AR
1. American College of Radiology: ACR standard for the performance of screening mammography. Reston, VA, American College of Radiology Standards, 1995.
2. American College of Radiology: ACR standard for diagnostic mammography and problem-solving breast evaluation. Reston, VA, American College of Radiology Standards, 1995.
3. Sickles EA: Quality assurance. How to audit your own mammography practice. Radiol Clin North Am 30: 265-277, 1992.
4. Sickles EA: Tailoring the mammogram: Problem solving and special views. In: Thrall JH (ed), Current practice of radiology, pp 393-402. St. Louis, Mosby-Year Book, Inc.,1993.
5. Racenstein M, Brenner RJ, Kaplan S, et al: Spot compression magnification mammography; pitfalls and false reassurance. Presented at the American Roentgen Ray Society (Scientific Exhibit), New Orleans, May 1994.
6. Meyer JE, Sonnenfeld MR, Greenes RA, et al: Cancellation of preoperative breast localization procedures: Analysis of 53 cases. Radiology 169: 629-630, 1988.
7. Eklund GW: Problem-solving mammography. In: Sickles EA, Kopans DB (eds), Syllabus for the categorical course on breast imaging, pp 60-75. Reston, VA, American College of Radiology, 1990.
Dr. Brenner is with the Eisenberg Keefer Breast Center at the John Wayne Cancer Institute at St. Johns Hospital and Health Center in Santa Monica, CA, and is an Associate Professor of Radiology at UCLA.


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By Sheryl M. Ness, R.N.
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We all have individual differences — our hair color, eye color, personality and physical traits — that are a result of our genes. It's no surprise to discover that the genetic makeup of each cancer is also different.
Over the years, cancer researchers and specialists have discovered that not all cancers are alike. Individualizing cancer treatment, with a look to the molecular or genetic level, can help your cancer doctor tailor the best treatment for you.
Molecular profiling is a method of testing that looks at each person's cancer tumor and studies the genetic characteristics as well as any unique biomarkers. The information gathered is used to identify and create targeted therapies that are designed to work better for a specific cancer tumor profile.
At Mayo Clinic, researchers have created a new program called the Center for Individualized Medicine.
Researchers are studying the entire spectrum of diseases as well as various cancer types to better understand how molecular and genetic differences can be more or less likely to respond to specific treatment. Based on the information, treatment can be recommended that targets specific biomarkers or genes.
Targeted therapies can be more effective, with fewer side effects and a better chance of curing the cancer and/or controlling the tumor growth. As researchers learn more about genetic and molecular differences of cancer, additional targeted therapies will be developed.
To learn more about molecular profiling and if this is an option for you — you may want to consider asking your cancer doctor a few of these questions:
- With my cancer type, what are the benefits of molecular profiling?
- Is my tumor eligible for molecular profiling?
- Will molecular profiling better determine my treatment options?
- When should my tumor be examined?
- What is the cost of molecular profiling? Will my insurance cover it?
- What if I've already had treatment — can I still have molecular profiling?
- Are there any risks?
Learn more about molecular profiling including great videos explaining the topic from Mayo Clinic Center for Individualized Medicine (www.mayoresearch.mayo.edu/center-for-individualized-medicine/).
I'd love to hear from people who have had molecular profiling for your cancer type — what was your experience?
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If you are considering a divorce or dissolution of marriage in Florida there are many issues to consider, such as legal separation, grounds for divorce, annulment, and property division. Obtaining a Florida divorce legally ends your marriage; you and your ex-spouse will become single and are able to re-marry if desired. A divorcing spouse should consider obtaining a Florida divorce attorney.
Legal Separation
Florida does not have a formal procedure for legal separation, but the parties can enter into a written agreement for issues such as property division, custody, and support. Such an action would not preclude either party from maintaining another proceeding for additional relief at any time.
Grounds For Divorce
The grounds for divorce states the reason you want to obtain a divorce. Florida is a no-fault divorce state, meaning that a spouse does not have to show a particular cause as to why he or she wants a divorce. Marital dissolution or divorce is granted based on the following grounds (reasons): (1) the marriage is irretrievably broken, or (2) one of the partners is mentally incapacitated for at least three years before filing the petition for divorce. You should contact your Florida divorce attorney for more information on filing for divorce.
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To obtain a divorce, one of the spouses must have been a resident of Florida for 180 days, or six months, before filing a petition for dissolution of marriage. Filing in the appropriate circuit court where either party resides commences the action for divorce, but no judgment will be entered until at least 20 days have elapsed from the filing of the original petition (unless there is evidence that an injustice would result from this delay).
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A procedure for uncontested divorce is available in Florida if there are no children of the marriage under the age of 18 and the parties can agree on all other issues arising from the marriage, such as property division and spousal support. An uncontested divorce has a shorter waiting period of 60 days.
When an annulment is granted in Florida a divorce is unnecessary, because it is declaring the marriage to have been invalid (marriage was not valid when entered into). There is not a set statute outlining Florida annulment procedures, but case law on the matter does exist for annulment procedure guidance. The following are examples of reasons a marriage may be annulled: bigamy, venereal disease, sterility, or impotence, mental incompetence, fraud, or a marriage entered into as a joke. As Florida annulments are based on case law it is recommended that you seek advice from a Florida divorce attorney.
Property Division in a Florida Divorce
Florida is an equitable distribution state also known as common law or marital property. In Florida, the spouse whose name appears on an ownership document, like a title, deed, or registration, owns the property. However, a spouse is not entitled to keep separate property. Each spouse is entitled to receive a fair and equitable share (equitable distribution) of the other spouses property. In determining what is the fair and equitable share of property, the court shall set aside for each spouse that spouses nonmarital assets and liabilities, and in distributing the marital assets and liabilities between the parties, the court will begin with the premise that the distribution should be equal, unless there is a justification for an unequal distribution based on all relevant factors in the statute. It is important to discuss any relevant factors with a Florida divorce attorney.
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Before American soldiers are deployed to Iraq, they're given special training at the National Training Center on the Ft. Irwin Military Reservation, located in California's Mojave Desert. The National Training Center has constructed a simulated Iraqi village called Medina Wasl in the desert, where new soldiers battle "insurgents" (played by returning U.S. troops) and interact with "ordinary citizens" (many portrayed by Iraqi exiles who've ended up in the United States) as they learn the ins and outs of combat in the Middle East. Filmmakers Tony Gerber and Jesse Moss follow Lt. Col. Robert McLaughlin as he drums the art of war into his charges in Full Battle Rattle, a documentary that offers a behind-the-scenes look at Medina Wasl, the soldiers who learn there, the people who organize the war games, and the people who've been hired to play-act at being the "enemy." Full Battle Rattle received its world premiere as an official entry at the 2008 Berlin Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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^Holy hell - that coffin looks like it could hold 3 people!!!
Guess it really IS true, then... bye Robin.
Robin is dying. End of story. Anyone who thinks that she is either on house arrest or has gone in hiding to reveal a new, slim Robin in time for her book tour is silly.
she's probably already dead and they just won't say anything
I think the reason they are deflecting is purely business, and is the reason Howard didn't want Robin to make any announcements. Let's say Robin announced that she had terminal cancer. Cancer would then completely hijack the show going forward. It would be The Cancer Show, the elephant in the room, and the show would cease to be a comedy show (too easy to make a joke here). How could it not? Of course it's still the elephant in the room, but it's a baby elephant. They will make an announcement of some sort when they are forced to make an announcement.
Oh my God - a friend's mother in law has a 'terminal' illness and she bought her coffin in advance. She had her coffin wrapped in pink cloth with a fuchsia bow on it, because her life has "been a gift". She and her family took a bunch of pictures with it. This was 15 years ago, and she is still kicking. I think some people just need attention.
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ASHBURN, Va. (AP) — Jason Campbell will remain the Washington Redskins starting quarterback.
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Campbell was benched at halftime of Sunday's 14-6 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Todd Collins played the second half, but neither quarterback was able to mount a touchdown drive against a defense that entered the game ranked last in the NFL.
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Up to 25 percent of children who are referred to the Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition Center at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin have a disorder of defection management and 25 percent of infants are referred for reflux. Treatment and management of reflux and constipation in children are provided in the Constipation and Reflux Evaluation Program by the team of pediatric nurse practitioners in collaboration with our gastroenterologists. A nurse practitioner is a registered nurse who has a master's degree in nursing and has specialized training in pediatric GI disorders and in general child development. Pediatric nurse practitioners can order tests and prescribe medication.
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A motorist rammed a car into the gate of the United States Embassy in Canberra, Australia, officials said.
The gate was damaged, but no one was injured in the incident Wednesday, the embassy said in a statement on its website.
Authorities took the driver into custody and have started an investigation.
The motorist will also undergo a mental health evaluation, said Anne Barr, a local court official.
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Should public funding for PBS be cut? It has already been cut, by 13 percent over the past two years. If everything in the federal budget had been cut by a similar percentage, the budget would now be $500 billion lower.
It's hard to fathom the relationship between a $3.9 trillion federal budget and a $445 million investment in public broadcasting. To put this issue in a more useful context, if the federal budget were $1 million, public broadcasting would be about a penny—one hundredth of one percent.
And what does that modest investment buy? It buys a public service media infrastructure that makes extraordinary contributions to education, public safety, job training, arts and culture, and engaged citizenship throughout the country. Public media provide the platform on which Sesame Street and other noncommercial programs offer preschool literacy and math learning for millions of kids, especially in low-income families. We bring world-class professors to the most remote schools in the country through "virtual high schools" we operate across the United States. We run the most comprehensive GED program for hundreds of thousands of people whose high school education was interrupted prior to completion.
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And now through PBS LearningMedia, we are helping to revolutionize the teaching and learning experience in K-12 classrooms nationwide, developing nearly 20,000 interactive, standards-based, curriculum-aligned digital learning objects created from the best of public television programming, as well as top-quality content from the Library of Congress, the National Archives, and other federal agencies.
Public television spectrum provides the backbone for emergency alert, public safety, and homeland security services in many States. We're the "C-SPAN" of many state governments.
And as locally owned and operated media, we're at the center of hundreds of community partnerships addressing job training, service to veterans and military families, and much more.
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All this, and the works of Ken Burns, Great Performances, and more, for $1.35 per person per year. In Japan, the equivalent investment is $63 a year. In Great Britain, $84. We are America's largest classroom, its greatest stage, the preserver of the national memory, and the champion of good citizenship. We serve 170 million Americans every month on the air, in the classroom, and in the community.
No wonder nearly 70 percent of Americans across the political spectrum—including nearly half of self-identified Tea Party advocates—support continued federal funding of public service media and consider it the second best investment of federal funds, after national defense alone. In a government by the consent of the governed, that ought to count for something.
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Pernod Ricard is maximising the sponsorship of the Rugby World Cup by its New Zealand wine brand, Brancott Estate, through the launch of a global advertising campaign.
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The afternoon began with a reading of the story In the Woods: Who's Been Here? by Lindsey Barrett George. Afterward we examined a number of items a nature detective might come upon here in the woods of Northeast Pennsylvania, such as a shed antler, snake skin, wasp nest, comb from a bee hive, etc. We were then ready to take a hike and test our powers of observation. Students kept track of the various kinds of animal signs they encountered on a checklist. Chipmunks were the only mammals sighted as we walked but there were deer tracks, a groundhog hole, and a squirrel nest that offered clues to other animals in the area. Further along the trail we used the sweep nets to glimpse the varied insect life of an overgrown meadow. This time students tallied how many creatures they caught and how they moved. In general, more crawlers were counted than either hoppers or fliers. Besides being a pleasant way to spend an afernoon, we learned how many different animals, big and small, live around our homes. We just need to look more carefully to see the evidence. Take a walk in your neighborhood and see what you can find. Here is a checklist to take with you. |
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Well priced, but not suitable if you are travelling from May to September - rooms are not air conditioned, we had to open the window and there was too much traffic noise. Very unprofessional receptionist gave me damaged room card and as I couldn't enter to my room, I went back to ask for another. She accused me that I... More
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Hacienda Hills Golf & Country Club - Oaks/Palms Course
1200 Morse BlvdThe Villages, FL 32159
Phone: (352)753-5155Fax: (352)753-5199
This course is a favorite among residents of the village, which has two other regulation eighteen hole courses. The course has two signature holes, #1 and #10, which share the same tee box and green, but have separate dogleg fairways that curve around each side of one lake. You may make a tee reservation two days in advance from 3-4 PM by calling (352) 753-4653, or the same day by calling (352) 753-5155.
Holes: 18 | Greens: Bermuda Grass | Fairways: Bermuda Grass |
Greens Fees: | $20-$49 |
Course Type: | semi-private |
Dress Code: | No denim, collared shirt and bermuda shorts required |
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