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Mayim Bialik talks about her faith and her return to acting
by Kona Gallagher, posted Jul 14th 2009 1:00PM
I suppose if you want to be cynical, you could say that Mayim Bialik is in the midst of a comeback, with several recent television roles, including guest stints on Bones, Secret Life of the American Teenager, and now, Saving Grace. However, it's not as though the erstwhile star of Blossom has spent the last fifteen years sitting around waiting for the phone to ring. After the series' end, she attended UCLA, got married, had two children, and even earned her PhD last year.
Ms. (er, Dr.) Bialik has indeed been busy, but she is now looking to make her way back into Hollywood. She's guest-starring on Saving Grace tonight as Esther, a Hasidic Jewish mother of seven, whose own mother is found murdered in a field full of dead cows. I spoke with Mayim about Saving Grace, the lasting legacy of Blossom, and how she hopes people see her today.
Bialik, as you probably know if you've seen her recent appearances on What Not To Wear or Chelsey Lately, is involved in Conservative Judaism. I wanted to know if her personal religious identity made playing this role easier or more difficult for her.
"I love my Jewish identity, and the fact that I'm kind of known for that," Bialik says. "I happen to have some Hasidic family members though, so I was worried about how it would be portrayed. I was afraid that it would be written by someone who didn't know anything at all about it, but it was amazing. Holly Hunter is dressed in the traditional clothing, and they got all of the details right. I think there may have been a mezuzah facing the wrong way on one of the walls, but that's about it."
She, of course, couldn't give away too many spoilers about the episode, but she did say that Holly Hunter's character, Grace, questions her faith as she becomes involved in this very insular community.
Bialik goes from playing Esther to donning a push-up bra and some psychological issues for her role as the as she calls her, "sexy psycho" guidance counselor on Secret Life of the American Teenager.
If this seems like a departure from the roles she traditionally plays or her personal life, there's a good reason: "I'm bouncing around, trying to find my place on TV again," she says. "People know me as being on a kid's show, even though we were more of a family show, but it's tough when people see you as a kid. Ideally, I'd play a character like Blossom; instead of a quirky kid, I'd play a quirky adult."
Despite the fact that Blossom aired for seven seasons, it hasn't been in syndication at all. Bialik says that this is due to rights issues with music, as well as the fact that even as a Disney show, it dealt with subject matters too mature for today's standard Disney Channel fare--which brings up an interesting point: Blossom is quite different from a lot of what's on TV now.
It is important to remember that while many people may remember Blossom as Joey Lawrence running around a lot and saying, "Whoa!", it dealt with some serious issues as well. Blossom's mother ran off an abandoned her family to pursue a music career, while her older brother Tony was a drug addict. Many episodes dealt with the family trying to move on without a mother, as well as Tony's ongoing recovery. It's a little different from Hannah Montana running around in a blond wig.
"Shows today are more like a fairy tale; they're more aspirational. I don't know if Blossom would work today," says Bialik.
In the era of Gossip Girl, it's hard to argue her point. While a show about a quirky teen who favors over-sized sweaters and tie skirts may not make it in today's television landscape, the woman who played her is certainly giving it a go.
Bialik says she enjoyed Saving Grace, because playing Esther allows for people to see her in a different way; "I'm not really known for drama," she says. She may not be known for drama, but with her recent foray into television, the erstwhile Blossom, mother of two and PhD, will be known as an actress, which suits her just fine.


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Stones River National Battlefield, established by the Act of March 3, 1927, was set aside "with view of preserving and marking such field for historical and professional military study." The park commemorates the battle that set the stage for the devastating 1863-1864 Union campaigns through Tennessee and Georgia and produced a military victory to support the Emancipation Proclamation as it went into effect on January 1, 1863. Stones River National Battlefield's association to the Underground Railroad is important. This site commemorates a significant Union victory that was critical to the legitimacy of the Emancipation Proclamation, which was a critical step in the transformation of the war into a campaign to end slavery. The Union occupation of Murfreesboro also provided local slaves the opportunity to seize their freedom and begin defining their roles in a changing society. For some, this process included taking up arms to fight for their freedom in the United States Colored Troops.
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Location: 3501 Old Nashville Highway, Murfreesboto, 37129
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Vol. 3, No. 5: September 7, 2011
Editor: Judy Korn
Writer: Elaine Simonds-Jaradat
Please send comments, questions, or submissions to the editor. The submission deadline for the next edition of Weekly Bulletin will be Tuesday, September 13, at 4 p.m.
In this issue:
- HFA Gallery Opening Reception
- Welcome Picnic for students, faculty, and staff
- Brown bag lunch on volunteer opportunities
- New sports management major kicks off this fall
- Troy Goodnough interviewed for Star Tribune story on bottled water
Upcoming events:
Tourn�es Film Festival continues through September 28
Wednesday, September 7, and September 14, 2011, 7 p.m.
Edson Auditorium, Student Center
The second of five films in the 2011 festival, Hadewijch, will be screened at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, September 7, in Edson Auditorium. Watch the trailer. Un Homme Qui Crie/A Screaming Man, the third film in the series, will be shown in the Science and Math Auditorium, room 2950, on Wednesday, September 14, at 7 p.m. The films are subtitled in English and showings are free. Read more »
HFA Gallery Opening Reception
Thursday, September 8, 2011, 5 p.m.
HFA Gallery
An opening reception for the new exhibit Stoked: Five Artists of Fire and Clay will take place on Thursday, September 8, from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. in the HFA Gallery. This nationally touring art exhibit features the work of noted ceramicist Richard Bresnahan and four former apprentices: Stephen Earp and UMM graduates Kevin Flicker '74, UMM ceramics instructor Samuel Johnson '96, St. Joseph and Anne Meyer '04, St. Joseph. The exhibit may be viewed through October 13. Read more »
Watch an Artist at Work
Wednesday, September 7, and Thursday, September 8, 2011, 1 p.m.
Ceramics studio
Noted ceramicist Richard Bresnahan will be on campus working in the ceramics studio from 1 until 4 p.m. on Wednesday, September 7, and Thursday, September 8. He will be working on a Japanese potter's wheel conducting a running conversation with whomever wishes to watch him work�a captivating, physical display of creativity and skill as the wheel is kept in constant motion. Come and go as you have time.
Stoked Exhibition Lecture
Thursday, September 8, 2011, 7 p.m.
HFA Recital Hall
Matthew Welch, deputy director, chief curator at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, and curator of the Stoked exhibition, will lead an informal discussion on museum careers for any interested students, faculty, and staff on Thursday, September 8, from 1 until 1:45 p.m. in HFA 2, sponsored by the art history and studio art disciplines.
Welcome Picnic for students, faculty, and staff
Thursday, September 8, 5 p.m.
East Side Park
Students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend the Morris Area Chamber of Commerce's annual Welcome Picnic on Thursday, September 8, from 5 until 7 p.m., at East Side Park. The free event includes dinner and a Community Expo. Read more »
Brown bag lunch on volunteer opportunities
Wednesday, September 7, and Friday, September 9, 2011, 11:45 a.m.
Conference Room 122, Welcome Center
The Office of Community Engagement will host a series of brown bag lunches in the Welcome Center downstairs conference room from 11:45 a.m. until 12:50 p.m. on Wednesday, September 7, and Friday, September 9, 2011. Panelists will discuss volunteer opportunities in the community available to individuals and/or as service-learning projects.
Check out all of the campus events »
News and announcements:
Inaugural Honors Lecture
Jack Zipes, University of Minnesota professor emeritus of comparative literature and German, will deliver the inaugural Honors Lecture on Wednesday, September 14, 2011, at 4 p.m. in Recital Hall. His talk, "De-Disneyfying the Fairy-Tale Film," is free and open to the public. Read more »
Performing Arts Series
Singer/songwriter Lizz Wright lights up the Edson Auditorium stage on Saturday, September 17, 2011, at 7:30 p.m. Wright is known for her genre-bending music, a rich mingling of gospel, folk, blues, and jazz. Read more »
New sports management major kicks off this fall
The Board of Regents approved a Morris sport management major, an interdisciplinary program housed in the Division of Education. Read more »
Upper Midwest Association for Campus Sustainability Conference
The University will host the 2011 annual Upper Midwest Association for Campus Sustainability (UMACS) conference on Friday, September 23 through Saturday, September 24. Registration is now open to all who are interested in sustainability issues. Register online. The theme for the conference, Creating Change Together, highlights community engagement. A systemwide sustainability workshop precedes the conference on September 23 from 8:30 a.m. until noon in Oyate Hall. Immediately following the conference at 3 p.m. on Saturday, September 24, the new wind turbine will be dedicated. Read more »
Suicide Awareness Program
Suicide is not an everyday topic of conversation, but it may be a concern on the minds of many� How can you help? What are the warning signs? How do you know when to step in and try to assist? On Wednesday, September 7, at 7 p.m. in Imholte 109, UMM Wellness Center and Student Counseling will present on the prevention of suicide through public awareness and education.
Attention Seniors
Senior meetings will be held in Oyate Hall's Cougar Room on Tuesday, September 13, at 10 a.m., 12 noon, and 2 p.m., and Wednesday, September 14, at 9:15 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and 1 p.m. Pick a time that works for you. Get your graduation packet, find out about commencement, graduate school applications, career services, and pick up your APAS magnet!
Fall Semester U Card Hours
U Cards may be obtained in Behmler Hall 205 on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 8:15 a.m. until 10:15 a.m., and Tuesday and Thursday from noon until 2 p.m.
Morris Area Farmers Market
The Morris Healthy Eating Initiative encourages you to check out the wide selection of fresh produce and homegrown items available Tuesdays from 11 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. and Thursdays from 3 p.m. until 6 p.m., June through September, in the Aaron Carlson Parking Lot at 801 Atlantic Avenue.
In the news
The Brainerd Dispatch reports that Dr. Marcy Christensen Byrns '98, recipient of a bachelor of science in chemistry, has joined Essentia Health-St. Joseph's Brainerd Clinic.
Carol Stender featured Luverne and Mary Jo Forbord, Morris Healthy Eating coordinator, in her Agri News story "Forbords working on answers for grazing questions" in which they describe their part in a research project on using grasses for bio-energy production.
Reporter Jenna Ross of the Star Tribune interviewed Troy Goodnough, sustainability coordinator, for her story "Students lead move to rid campuses of bottled water."
Ron Davis, Forum Communications reporter, posted an in-depth article in INFORUM "New U of M president in transition phase" noting how President Eric Kaler took a test to find out more about himself, just like new University of Minnesota students did this summer. Kaler gives his version of the story in his message to faculty and staff.


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Bill Hilbig: Seniors set for one of their majors
One-time Treasure Coast resident Sam Snead won the event six times. Now another group of players with ties to the local area will be vying for the title in what is considered one of the five majors for the older set.
The Senior PGA Championship begins its four-day run Thursday at Harbor Shores in Benton Harbor, Mich., on the southeastern shore of Lake Michigan.
The Harbor Shores layout was designed by Jack Nicklaus and opened in 2010. The tournament was the brainchild of Bobby Jones and first played in 1937 at Augusta National.
This time around, Tequesta residents Olin Browne, Mark Calcavecchia, Russ Cochran and Michael Harrigan will be in the field, along with Stuart native and Jupiter resident Lee Rinker, and former Treasure Coast residents Bernhard Langer and Kenny Perry.
One player who will not be back this year is defending champion Tom Watson. He became the oldest major winner on the senior tour since its inception in 1980 when he won last year at age 61 at Valhalla in Kentucky. Watson withdrew this year because of a wrist injury.
With Watson out, Tom Lehman (2010) and Michael Allen (2009) become the most recent winners. Other former champions in the field include Jay Haas (2006, 2008), Hale Irwin (1996, 1997, 1998, 2004), Mike Reid (2005), Denis Watson (2007) and Tom Wargo (1993).
Robert C. Davis recorded his second hole-in-one when he aced the 156-yard 12th hole at Vista Plantation on May 13 with a 5-iron. Dan and Matt Lefor witnessed the shot.
Wanda Neidigh aced the 17th hole on the Blue Course at Martin County on May 15. She used a 7-iron to cover the 102 yards.
Rich Osborne aced the 17th hole on the Blue Course at Martin County on May 18 from 146 yards. He used a 6-iron.
Richard Manske aced the 180-yard 12th hole at Hammock Creek on April 12, using a 4 iron.
Nancy Delaney shot her age by posting a 77 on Friday at Martin County.
Sebastian Golf Course is sponsoring junior camps on Monday and Tuesday, starting June 11.
The times will be from 9 to 11 a.m. each day and the cost is $5 per camp. Greg Gardner, a PGA professional, and PGA apprentice Daniel Perkins will serve as instructors. Among the areas that will be covered will be putting, chipping, pitching, bunkers, full swing, course management, rules of golf and golf etiquette.
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Bill Hilbig can be reached at 772-221-4203 or email@example.com.
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In an effort to utilize vacant space and bring extra income to village coffers, Village Council on Monday authorized paying an architectural firm up to $4,457 to conduct a feasibility study and determine the best use of space.
Since transitioning police service to Ottawa County earlier this summer, the first floor has available space that was once occupied by the Spring Lake/Ferrysburg Police Department.
The second floor also has lease potential of several thousand square feet, according to village officials.
The village has hired Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr and Huber — the architect firm for the Village Hall remodeling project in 2002 — to conduct a feasibility study to determine what space can be leased out and how to configure it all.
When designs were being discussed for the remodeling project 12 years ago, it was always part of the plan to lease extra space, particularly an upstairs office on the west side of the building, but those plans never materialized.
Village President Jim MacLachlan joked about the extra space at last week's council work session, saying the manager's work space "is the size of the oval office."
MacLachlan noted that only three people are using 7,000 square feet of space. Since village planner Kathy Staton retired a couple of years ago, the upstairs no longer has a full-time employee in the planning and zoning office.
"The reorganization and consolidation of the village staff and functions which has occurred over the last couple of years has resulted in some excess office space," MacLachlan said. "… We also have excess clerical office space."
The situation is similar downstairs in the former police department space. With the Ottawa County Sheriff's Department now providing police services in the village, less space is being used than had been by the former police department.
"We have an office for a chief, an office for a sergeant, an office for a detective, an interrogation room, an evidence room, and evidence booking room, an armory for weapons and body armor," MacLachlan said. "Much of that space is not needed as the county sheriff's facilities will be used for many of those functions."
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The Hueneme Elementary School District board stuck with the familiar and picked a former trustee Tuesday night to fill a vacancy.
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FROM YOURHERE.MTV.COM: I wondered if it was the same at the McCain site, but the Obama rally's press area looked like a United Nations congregation. Everyone in their own languages were talking about the importance of this election. One could sense their excitement about the upcoming event. Folks with huge cameras and tall ladders set up shop, and fought for a spot "against the rail." It made me feel like maybe they carried with them the same emotion their countries have for Obama–hope and excitement. One of the news crews had a cardboard cutout of Obama, and photographers crowded and took pictures as if that was their best bet of capturing a clear image of the presidential hopeful–just excited to get started with their important jobs of letting the public know what they were seeing, making sure that you too will see what we saw.
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Design School Kolding
Founded in 1967
Head of institution
Rector Elsebeth Gerner Nielsen
Visiting Address
Aagade 10, DK-6000 Kolding, Denmark
Phone +45 7630 1100
Fax +45 7630 1112
Website http://www.designskolenkolding.dk
Cumulus Contact person
Head of International Relations Anette Flinck
Aagade 10, DK-6000 Kolding
Phone +45 40211100, Fax +45 7630 1112
E-mail af[at]designskolenkolding.dk
Contact person for inquiries on study programs
Contact Mrs. Anette Flinck, af[at]designskolenkolding.dk, +45 40211100 for further guidance concerning contact persons.
Other contact persons
Design School Kolding's DNA
Meaningful design, sensory perception, experimentation and collaboration with the business community are some of the words that characterise Design School Kolding. The programme is an international talent workshop for Danish design. We work at eye level, believe in equality and respect diversity.
Design School Kolding develops and cherishes talent, and challenge it by teaching students to reflect on their own process and how to cooperate through projects drawn from a specific user context – often in collaboration with the business community.
Design School Kolding builds on the tradition of Danish design, placing focus on design which is meaningful. We believe that innovation comes from relating to history and tradition. The school's approach is not to provide the answer, but to find the answer together.
On the programme, we work with tools, techniques, concepts and methods. We encourage talented students and believe in professional cooperation between individuals. We build on knowledge and research and place emphasis on sensory perception and experimentation – a union of hand and spirit, head and hands.
Design School Kolding has university status and provides a framework for a number of recognised researchers in a young field of research as well as an increasing output of PhD projects. At the same time, we know the importance of putting design into practice and therefore prioritise good workshop facilities where students can work with their material 1:1. It is important to the school that its in-house teachers practice what they teach and make use of a large number of guest teachers to ensure inspiration from professional practice.
A higher education
Design School Kolding is an independent institution under the Danish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Higher Education. The school trains designers at undergraduate and graduate level.
Design School Kolding has just short of 380 active students and a number of PhD students, including industrial PhD students. Every year, the school admits around 90 new students. In addition, the school offers a Master's programme in design management in collaboration with the University of Southern Denmark. Since 2011, the school has also hosted the Master's programme in interaction design at the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design (CIID).
Main focus
Our main focus is to train students in BA, MA and Ph.D. in design related subjects
Faculties and departments
Institute for Fashion and Textiles
Institute for Visual Communication
Institute for Industrial Design and Interactive Media
Institute for Form & Theory
Department for Research
Bachelor level programs
BA in Fashion
BA in Textiles
BA in Accessory
BA in Industrial Design
BA in Communication Design
Master level programs
MA in Fashion
MA in Textiles
MA in Accessory (in 2017)
MA in Industrial Design
MA in Communication Design
MA in Design Management, joint degree with SDU, University of Southern Denmark
Research activity and main areas
Design School Kolding strives to be a leader within design research in Denmark. The school has been accredited since 2010 and therefore conducts research at the highest level with special focus on the values of sustainability, social inclusion and cultural diversity. It is important to the school that the research contributes to its teaching – and vice versa. The Cross Faculty Department is responsible for ensuring the proper integration of research into the day-to-day teaching.
Research at Design School Kolding must challenge and develop traditional design assumptions. The research is therefore often conducted in close cooperation with the business community and the cultural scene, and also often involves designers and researchers from other institutions, both nationally and internationally.
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Researchers at Design School Kolding have together come up with a common title for the research at the school: Sustainable Futures. With a broad understanding of the concept of sustainability, the researchers here try to imagine what the future will be like.
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Romo is a decent quarterback, but he can't seem to win the big game when it matters. However, people have been saying that about Joe Flacco for years and look where he is now.
Yeah, I 'm not really a believer in the whole clutch thing. The problem is that the media over the last decade has somehow got it into their heads that football games are just QB vs QB. Tom Brady has won Super Bowls but he just threw two fourth quarter picks against the Ravens that dashed any comeback hopes they had. That would not be considered clutch. The bottom line is
win football games when all aspects of the game together. There is also the factor that the ball just bounces a certain way and some calls get made that determine the direction of the game. The Dallas Cowboys are woefully undisciplined and have the tendency to shoot themselves in the foot at times.
Romo is going to win some of those fourth quarter drives like he has done the last few years and he is going to throw a pick or two that loses games sometimes. For some reason the media acts like he is the only QB in the history of the NFL to do this. That comes with the star on the helmet. Hell Big Ben is considered elite and he threw away the Steelers playoff chances in Dallas. Eli Manning is the defending Super Bowl champ and he got away scott free from any criticsim in a season where he really struggled at times and didn't make the playoffs.
I try not to let the media steer me away from what my own eyes are telling me. At the end of the day I can live with Romo for a few more years if that is what they want to do and he does give the boys the best chance to win. I remember the QB carousel after Aikman left and I am in no hurry to spend another 8 years trying to find that guy.
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Synchronous multiple colorectal cancers are defined as multiple malignant colorectal tumors that occur simultaneously. All tumors are distant from each other, and none are the result of metastasis from other tumors. Here, we present a case of a 79-year-old man who was admitted to our hospital because of a 3-month history of abdominal pain associated with anemia, loss of appetite, and body weight loss. The patient did not have a family history of cancer. Computed tomography revealed bowel wall thickness and mesentery inflammation at the hepatic flexure of the colon and cecum. Colonoscopy revealed a tumor located 10 cm from the anal verge. Colonoscopic examination of the large bowel was not possible because of bowel obstruction due to the rectal tumor. Synchronous triple adenocarcinoma of the colon and rectum was confirmed by pathologic examination. The tumor was surgically resected by two-segment resection of the colon, low anterior resection, and right hemicolectomy. We used intraoperative colonoscopy to confirm that there were no other lesions after the resection of the three tumors. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first case of synchronous triple carcinoma of the colon and rectum in Taiwan. We consider that comprehensive preoperative study, extensive intraoperative exploration, and radical resection can increase the survival rate of patients with synchronous multiple colorectal cancers.
Keywords:Synchronous colorectal cancer; Colon; Rectum; Taiwan
The colon is the organ most frequently involved in synchronous malignancy, especially in patients of advanced age [1-3]. Synchronous cancers are exceptional and the frequency of multiple synchronous colon and rectal carcinoma is even rarer, particularly in the Taiwanese population. We report a case of synchronous triple carcinoma arising from the colon and the rectum in an elderly Taiwanese man without a family history of colon cancer.
Case presentation
A 79-year-old man with a history of hypertension presented with a 3-month history of abdominal pain associated with hematochezia, poor appetite, and body weight loss. The patient did not have a family history of cancer. Physical examination revealed tenderness at the right upper quadrant of the abdomen. Laboratory studies revealed a hematocrit value of 24.9%, a hemaglobin level of 7.5 g/dl, and a CA-199 value of 486.2 U/ml. Other cancer markers such as á-FP, CEA, and PSA were within the normal range. No anomalies were detected on chest X-ray, abdominal sonography and fiber-optic gastroscopic examination. Computed tomography (CT) of the abdomen revealed obvious bowel wall thickness and mesentery inflammation in the hepatic flexure of the colon and cecum (Figure 1). Rectal tumor was suspected. The colonoscopic examination revealed a tumor located 10 cm from the anal verge. Examination of the entire colon was not possible because of bowel obstruction due to the rectal tumor (Figure 2b). Histopathologic examination of the biopsy specimen showed moderately differentiated adenocarcinoma. Exploratory laparotomy revealed a tumor with a diameter of 3 cm in the rectal region. A second tumor with a diameter of 7 cm was also found at the hepatic flexure of the colon. A third tumor with a diameter of 4 cm was found in the cecum. No metastatic tumors were detected in the abdominal cavity or liver. Enlarged lymph nodes were present in the mesentery near the hepatic flexure of the colon. Low anterior resection and an extended right hemicolectomy were performed. Histopathologic examination of the removed specimens revealed three macroscopically distinct tumors. Two distinct tumors were found, one at the right side approximately 3 cm from the ileocecal valve and the other approximately 25 cm from the ileocecal valve. Microscopic examination of the specimens revealed that the adenocarcinoma was moderately differentiated and a metastatic tumor was found in the regional lymph nodes of the hepatic flexure of the colon. (stage IIIc, T3N2M0 according to the American Joint Committee on Cancer tumor-node-metastasis system) The sample collection was approved by the Ethics Committee.
Figure 1. Abdominal computed tomography (CT) suggested a large tumor of hepatic flexure of the colon (a) (arrow). Another tumor of the cecum is visible on a different cut (b) (arrow).
Figure 2. Abdominal computed tomography (CT) shows a tumor-like lesion in the rectal region (a). Colonoscopy shows one annular tumor located about 10 cm from the anal verge (b). Note that the lumen is almost completely obstructed.
The incidence of multiple primary cancers in the colon and rectum is about 2 to 5% [4-9]. The actual incidence is probably higher because not every case is identified. This incidence increases in patients with a history of adenomatosis polyposis, hereditary non-polyposis colorectal cancer, or ulcerative colitis [10,11]. Synchronous colorectal cancers are defined as tumors diagnosed either preoperatively, during an operation by palpation, or postoperatively by colonoscopy within a period of less than 6 months. Synchronous tumors are normally at least 4 cm from each other with no intrusion into the submucosal layer of the colon [4]. Herein, we report a rare case of triple synchronous cancers arising from the colon and the rectum in an elderly patient without a family history of cancer or genetic predisposing factors.
The preoperative diagnosis of multiple synchronous colorectal carcinomas remains difficult. Additional tumors may be ignored or missed after discovery of the first tumor. In this case, we focused on the patient's hepatic flexure of the colon and cecum according to clinical symptoms, signs, and image study findings. The rectal cancer was unexpectedly identified by colonoscopy as this small annular tumor was not obvious on CT (Figure 2a). It is recommended that routine preoperative colonoscopy should be done in patients with colorectal cancer in order to identify synchronous polyps or cancers. These polyp lesions or tumors can be removed endoscopically or by surgery. Otherwise, the polyps or tumors may remain undetected at the time of the surgery [12]. Preoperative colonoscopy of the entire colon is often unobtainable due to bowel obstruction by the tumor, poor bowel preparation, or technical limitations. In this case, intraoperative colonoscopy is a possible alternative examination [13]. After surgical resection of the triple colon cancers, we used intraoperative colonoscopy to confirm that there were no other tumors. However, not every investigator agrees on the effectiveness of intraoperative colonoscopy. Some studies reported that the incidence of cancer outside the surgical location is high and that intraoperative colonoscopy increases the risk of infection [14].
Precise detection of all synchronous colorectal cancers before operation is very important, as the number and location of tumors may affect the surgical procedure. Re-operation is required for non-detected synchronous cancers that usually ultimately present as early metachronous carcinoma of advanced stage. As the occluded distal lesion may cause the proximal lesions difficult to be found by barium enema or colonoscopy, it makes synchronous colorectal cancers hard to be diagnosed. Therefore, it is necessary to carefully examine the entire large bowel both pre- and intra-operatively in colon cancer patients. It is also important to palpate the entire colon as well as check pathological specimens thoroughly during the operation. These procedures can help in minimizing misdiagnosis of synchronous cancers.
CT colonography and magnetic resonance (MR) colonography are two mini-invasive imaging methods that were described in 1994 and 1997, respectively, and were used to examine the entire colon on the basis of the respective CT and MR data sets [15,16]. The major advantages of these two imaging methods are that they can help visualize the entire colorectum in patients with incomplete colonoscopy. Potential synchronous colon lesions may be detected using these approaches [17-23]. A recent study indicated that whole-body Positron emission tomography (PET)/CT colonography plays an important role as a whole-body staging modality in patients with colorectal cancer, especially those patients with bowel obstructive condition or questionable synchronous lesions. It also provides additional evaluation of the colon proximal to the stenosis [24-26]. These examination methods of the bowel are attractive alternatives for the use of whole colorectal lesions detection. Moreover, this valuable information enables the surgeon to decide the optimum surgery for the patient. These techniques could further produce more images of the entire colon and extracolonic abnormalities than the traditional methods. Unfortunately, these facilities are presently not widespread available in general hospitals, and there are still considerable variations in diagnostic results depending on the interpretation of institutional personnel.
Operative techniques for managing multiple lesions or cancers need to be tailored to the individual, based on the location, status of invasion, and patient's health condition. The initial operative procedure for multiple colorectal carcinomas is controversial. Some studies have suggested total or subtotal colectomy to remove any potential existing synchronous tumors or polyps that have not been detected [27-29]. It is thought that the removal of the entire colon will prevent development of metachronous tumors. However, other studies recommend a more conservative surgical approach [30,31]. We performed surgery according to the latter recommendation with two-segment resection of the colon, low anterior resection and right hemicolectomy. However, we used intraoperative colonoscopy to confirm that there were no other lesions after the operation. It should be noted that there is no significant difference in survival between multiple and single colorectal cancers [32].
To the best of our knowledge, the present report is the first case of synchronous multiple colorectal cancers in Taiwan. The patient had no family history of colon cancer. The first tumor measuring 3 cm in diameter was in the rectal region, the second tumor measuring 7 cm in diameter was in the hepatic flexure of the colon, and the third tumor measuring 4 cm in diameter was in the cecum. For treatment of synchronous multiple colorectal cancers, identification of concurrent lesions is vital to improve prognosis. Therefore, a thorough evaluation of the entire colon is very important. Treatment of synchronous colorectal cancers is not different from that of single colorectal cancers. Comprehensive preoperative study, extensive intraoperative exploration, and radical resection allow for early diagnosis and treatment of synchronous multiple colorectal cancers, which can increase the survival rate of patients with these cancers.
Written informed consent was obtained from the patient for publication of this case report and any accompanying images. A copy of the written consent is available for review by the Editor-in-Chief of this journal.
CT: computed tomography; MR: magnetic resonance; PET: positron emission tomography.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
C-CY wrote the main manuscript and performed the operation. S-CH, C-PC, and Y-HK revised the manuscript for important intellectual content, and provided the final approval for the version to be submitted for publication. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
This work was supported by grants from the National Science Council, Taiwan (NSC101-2311-B-008-002 and NSC101-2918-I-008-004) and Taoyuan Armed Forces General Hospital (#10123, #10124, and #10126) to Y.-H.K., and by a grant from Taoyuan Armed Forces General Hospital (#10130) to C.-C.Y. The funding body has no role in study design; data collection, analysis, and interpretation; and manuscript writing and submission.
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Breaking Bad will not return for its fourth season until July 2011, and as a result will not be eligible for next year's Emmy Awards. So if Bryan Cranston repeats for best drama actor this year, he will not get a shot at a shot at a three-peat four-peat (oops, he has already won the last two, so if he wins at the end of the month he will have three-peated).
AMC plans to put up mini-episodes on the Web early next year to bridge the gap. Um...okay, good luck with that.
I'm not sure of the reasoning for the longer-than-normal break, and I'm trying to find out. I'm sure fans won't like it or think it's a good idea. One guess is that between picking up a couple of new originals (Walking Dead and now The Killing) there is just the need for some schedule maneuvering.
Another guess, and one that seems more likely to me is that AMC wants to see what happens with Breaking Bad's ratings if it airs the show during the less competitive summer months instead of up against Sunday broadcast originals. While Breaking Bad hasn't drawn as many viewers as Mad Men, it has done as well with the ad-centric adults 18-49 ratings.
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The Mercer County Photography Show is a biennial exhibition open to anyone 18 years or older who lives, works or attends school in Mercer County, NJ. Exhibits are coordinated through different arts venues in the county. The 2015 Mercer County Photo show will take place at the Silva Gallery of The Pennington School in the fall of 2015.
To be eligible for consideration, all images must be created utilizing photographic processes, including black and white, and color photography, non-silver processes including tin-type and cyanotype and direct exposure processes such as solar prints. Artwork based substantively on photos, including book art, computer-derived or hand-made photography collages, and similar media will be considered. All work must have been created within the past two years, and all images must have been "taken" by the artist entering the work. All work must be appropriately presented for gallery installation. Two-dimensional work must be framed and wired for hanging. No work may exceed 48" in any direction.
Entrants are judged for subject matter, overall composition and technical excellence. Photographers accepted into the show have the opportunity to win some of the more that $1,000 in prizes, including Best of Show, Juror's Merit, Honorable Mention, and several purchase awards. Juror Merit winners will be chosen by a juror for having special artistic value. Award recipients are honored at the opening reception. Pieces purchased by the Mercer County Cultural and Heritage Commission will become a permanent part of the art collection.
The exhibit is funded by the Mercer County Board of Chosen Freeholders and supported, in part, through a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment of the Arts.
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Note: Mercer County celebrated its 175th Anniversary year in 2013. For this special year, only, the Mercer County Photography show focused on a theme of "My Mercer." Shows are generally not thematic.


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The most profound change that the United States and China have experienced in their relations over the past 30 years is perhaps the onset of an apparent power transition between the two nations. This potentially titanic change was set in motion as a result of China's genuine and phenomenal economic development, and the impact of this economic success on the United States and the U.S.-led international system has been growing steadily. This perceived power transition process will continue to be a defining factor in U.S.-China relations for the next 30 years. As China's economic, political, cultural, and military influence continue to grow globally, what kind of a global power will China become? What kind of a relationship will evolve between China and the United States? How will the United States maintain its leadership in world affairs and develop a working relationship with China so that China can join hands with the United States to shape the world in constructive ways? In this book, Dr. David Lai offers an engaging discussion of these questions and others. His analysis addresses issues that trouble U.S. as well as Chinese leaders. Dr. Lai has taken painstaking care to put the conflicting positions in perspective, most notably presenting the origins of the conflicts, highlighting the conflicting parties' key opposing positions (by citing their primary or original sources), and pointing out the stalemates.
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The fashion industry isn't for the faint of heart, and if there's one thing we've come to expect, it's a ceaseless stream of quotables that will either make us chortle, gawk, or in some rare cases spit-take our Starbucks (we can usually thank Karl Lagerfeld for that). See who said what to get our Twitter feeds humming this week:
1.Karl Lagerfeld sounded off on German chancellor Angela Merkel's pants:
"Miss Merkel [should dress] according to her special proportions… [with Obama], the proportions were bad, like the cut. The pants were too long."
2. Alexa Chung is most creative when she's hungover.
During a café meeting with the founders of Eyeko, with whom she is collaborating on a beauty line, she came up with "at least 50″ ideas after getting drunk the night before. "Maybe it was the hangover, but my head was loosened up," she explained.
Hey, it worked for Hemingway.
3. Amanda Seyfried told GQ about aspirations of creating a Les Mis porn:
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"Ooh, I think Les Mis would be a really good porn parody. Ah, that would be amazing! In fact Hugh [Jackman] and I [created] this parallel relationship that our characters had where they were sexually active. There was a lot of sexual tension between his daughter and him – we made fun of that. We made it fun because live singing is just a pickle."
4. According to her personal trainer Tracy Anderson, Gwyneth Paltrow has a 'long butt':
Anderson told Into the Gloss about helping Paltrow lose the post-baby weight:
"She had 35 extra pounds on her. Her butt was long and she had outer thigh problems. Gwyneth is lucky because she's really tall, so she can hide it really well in clothes, but she had significant problem areas. I felt so badly for her, and thought I could really help."
5. Competing for the top spot on the pop charts has apparently turned Lady Gaga and Katy Perry into the best of friends. After making Ryan Seacrest look as if he made out with a clown, Gaga told him:
"I was really bothered by the media pitting me and Katy Perry against each other because look, we both just happened to want to put our singles out wihtin a week of each other. And it's not necessarily convenient for everyone and may be a little bit awkward … But we don't need to force feed this negativity in to it until everyone explodes it just turns it in to a competition … and I really like Katy Perry and respect everyone in this industry because it was really hard for me to get here and I'm sure it wasn't easy for her to get where she is, so I just wanted to put an end to it."
6. Johnny Depp's girlfriend Amber Heard opened up about being bisexual to ELLE:
"I didn't want to look like I was hiding anything," she said. "I'm not, and wasn't ever, ashamed."
She also has no interest in becoming a romcom mainstay:
"I try to play characters who are somehow empowered or strong. People want to put me in a wedding dress and make me the object of affection, but I'd much rather shoot the gun and save the world. I've always fought against what was expected of me as much as I could."
7. Cara Delevingne has psoriasis and got advice from Kate Moss. She told W:
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"So Planning for a Holiday at Pachmarhi?", Only Hill Station in Central India. That's Great. Pachmarhi is very near to my home town Pipariya about 54 kms and I have visited most of the places at Pachmarhi, so I was really excited to start this website. It was a great idea because we have been frequent visitor to Pachmarhi.
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A Hill Resort, Pachmarhi in Madhya Pradesh is also known as "Queen of Satpura".
I Love Pachmarhi so much. We also Photographed spectacular places of tourist attractions to share with peoples worldwide.
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The right channel guitar is crazy here, especially that back and forth jumping between treble strings and low E swoops about half way through. THANKS!
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J'ai un exemplaire de ce disque à échanger si jamais !
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Yes Reservatory I agree totally and it should have been Papillon playing this "auriculopuncture" from another dimension (he probably has passed away before this album was printed).
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Most commonly prescribed treatments for calf and Achilles tendon pain aren't entirely effective because they fail to take the role the calves and Achilles play in the running stride into the equation.
The fourth article in our Build a Better Runner Series (read the first, second and third articles) identifies how the calves and Achilles are activated during running. This provides insight into how runners can better focus their efforts on strengthening these areas to prevent injuries and run more efficiently.
The Calves
The calf consists of two muscles: the gastrocnemius and the soleus. The gastrocnemius has two "heads," which make up the meatier upper part of the calf, while the soleus is the more slender lower part of the muscle.
It's a misconception that the calves assist in propelling the body forward at toe off during the running stride. Recent research and understanding of running mechanics shows this isn't the case.
In fact, the calf is most active as the foot contacts the ground and begins to generate hip extension to propel the runner forward.
This realization totally flips the treatment approach to calf injuries on its head. Rather than performing calf raises to improve absolute strength, we need to look at how we can reduce the load on the gastrocnemius as the foot contacts the ground.
This is accomplished by improving running form—specifically, ensuring that you generate proper hip extension from the hamstrings and glutes so the leg passes under the body in a bent position, which takes pressure off the gastrocnemius.
More: Should You Change Your Running Form?
How to Strengthen the Calves and Prevent Injury
Since we now know that the gastrocnemius and soleus are not primarily activated or used at toe off, generic calf raises aren't effective running-specific strengthening exercises.
Rather, you need to prevent calf injuries in two contexts. First, strengthen the hips and glutes to ensure that you generate enough power to prevent the leg from being straight as it passes underneath the body. Second, strengthen the calf muscles in the same way they are used during running. This is achieved by bending the knee slightly and applying pressure downwards—just like the exact moment your foot hits the ground and begins to drive back during running.