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Olympic champ Ryan Lochte has '90210' cameo
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Los Angeles • Olympic champion Ryan Lochte put his toe in the acting pool for a cameo appearance on the CW drama series "90210."
The swimmer says it was his first acting gig and he was "really nervous" because he "didn't want to mess it up."
He says "everyone was really nice. They helped me out," adding: "Hopefully, I killed it through the end."
Lochte won five medals, including two gold medals, in swimming events at the London Olympics.
The "90210" episode with Lochte will air at 9 p.m. EDT on Monday, Oct. 29.
The show's producers say there's no water involved in the scene, adding that Lochte "deserves a little rest on dry land."
He attended the premiere of "The Expendables 2" in Los Angeles on Wednesday night.
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Jul 13, 2008 07:32PM Nico1012 wrote:
Bumping in the hopes that Otter will come along and help us straighten this out.
All Topics → Forum: Stage III Breast Cancer → Topic: 80 % chance of it coming back!!!
Posted on: Jul 11, 2008 06:25AM
Naomi wrote:
Hi girls, I don't mean to sound so doom and gloom, but I made the mistake of asking my onc what my chances of recurrences were, and this is what he told me. "You have an 80% chance of recurrence for the next 10 years".....wow.....that was depressing!!! Did any of you get a simular prognosis? I guess I felt my chances were better because of all the tx I went through. I know for certain that no one can predict the future, but this news is hard to swallow somedays!!!
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Jul 13, 2008 07:32PM Nico1012 wrote:
Bumping in the hopes that Otter will come along and help us straighten this out.
Jul 13, 2008 07:37PM getwell wrote:
Hey Guyz,
My onc gave me the same 80% scary statistic. Unfortunately, I was on Femara for a year and had to stop due to terrible SE's. Six weeks ago I started Aromasin and I stopped that today bc of the same horrible side effects. I am speaking to my onc tomorrow. I'm not sure what else can be done to improve my chances without destroying my life in the process.
Jul 13, 2008 09:14PM revkat wrote:
I'm not Otter, but I did google around a bit trying to get some solid numbers on recurrence risks. I didn't find any nice handy charts, but the figure of "around a third of early bc will have a recurrence" was tossed around a bit. And that was with treatment (surgery, chemo if indictated, tamox or an AI). So then if you figure it will be higher with stage 3, and maybe adding in the risk of a new primary. . . the 80% may not be that high.
Still, for each individual it is 50-50. Either it does or doesn't. And there are some lifestyle things we can do to reduce the chances further. And if caught early a local recurrence can be very treatable. And I think I'll stop here, because I worry about recurrence al the time myself. . .
Jul 14, 2008 06:03AM caaclark wrote:
I have been following this thread and am surprised at the doom and gloom from docs. Yes, we are high risk but lots of us will go on to die of something non-breast cancer related. Don't get me wrong-I am also scared of recurrence but thank goodness there are doctors out there like mine who are at least cautiously optimistic. They really have no way to tell for sure who will get a recurrence. My husband's aunt was diagnosed with stage IV 7 or 8 years ago. Has not even done chemo-just hormonals and rads and seems fine. My friend had stage II, it recurred 4 years later as stage I. No + nodes. Recurred again 2 years later and she died from it rather quickly. If we were to bet on who would survive long term we would have bet that my friend would have been fine. I am sure the docs would have thought the same.
All that being said, early on I pushed for a stat. My docs refused to give me one. At first that annoyed me but now I am grateful for that. They just kept telling me that the treatments that I was having were very strong and they were pleased with how I reacted to them. Yes, I did my own research so I know it is probably about a 30% chance of recurrence but that means that I have a 70% chance of NOT having a recurrence. I figure there are lots of people in the world who have worse types of illnesses who would love to be me and at least have a chance.
Anyway, I posted this link recently on another thread. It is a research study of people who have more than 10 postitive lymph nodes and how long term survival is so much better than it was when the study was orginally done years before. According to the study it looks like about a 72% chance of NOT having a recurrence.
Jul 14, 2008 09:57AM Nico1012 wrote:
Jul 14, 2008 10:48AM Naomi wrote:
Just wanted to thank everyone for their continued input. I have learned more here and felt more compassion by the women on this forum, much more than any doctor or doctor's office could afford to give me. Again, I honestly didn't mean to freak anyone out. I was thinking that the %'s that I got were a little harsh. Love to you all!!!
Jul 14, 2008 12:49PM Lindaip wrote:
I was told by my oncologist in 2002 that with surgery only, I would have a 70% chance of recurrence. With each therapy, (4 A/C, 4 Taxotere and 5 years of Arimidex) my chances of reccurrence would go down. I calculated it out to about 17.5%. That was six years ago and I now have NED. I am also on a clinical trial to see if 5 years of Femara (I am either getting Femara or a placebo) brings the recurrence rate down even more. Also remember that the information on recurrence rates is 5 years old and women are doing muuch better now than those rates show.
Jul 15, 2008 08:33PM otter wrote:
Sorry, gang, I've been out of town for the past week and haven't been spending much time on the BCO boards. I just now saw Nico's appeal for help and reassurance on the issue of BC recurrence risk.
I wish I could toss a life ring out there so everybody in this discussion could be pulled to safety. One problem I have is that I am not very familiar with the statistics on recurrence and overall survival with Stage III BC. I've sort of focused on the simpler stuff in the past 6 months.
Here's what I think, which is pretty much the same as what others have been saying here. Once you get beyond Stage I or II and whether or not the tumor cells have spread from the primary site to the axillary nodes (or other nodes), the risk of recurrence depends a great deal on the grade and size of the tumor and the amount of lymph node involvement. It also depends somewhat on your age, and of course it depends on the receptor status of the tumor cells (ER etc.), etc. Those variables provide a "first-cut" estimate of recurrence risk after a successful surgery. That recurrence risk is further influenced by whatever additional treatments you get.
Since I don't have anybody's actual data, I entered some hypothetical data in the calculator on Adjuvant!Online (www.adjuvantonline.com). I used a worst-case scenario:
Age: 40
Co-morbidity: Average for age
ER Status of tumor: Negative
Tumor Grade: 3
Tumor Size: > 5.0 cm
Positive Nodes: > 9
With just surgery (no chemo), the risk of recurrence of this tumor over the next 10 years would be 97%. Since the cells were ER-, tamoxifen (or an AI) is not relevant, at least according to today's standard of care. Improvement in recurrence-free survival will depend a great deal on the type of chemo used.
With CMF, the recurrence risk of the hypothetical BC I've outlined above would drop to around 88%. CMF is not likely to be considered with this advanced stage, though, so lets try something more realistic. ACx4+Tx4 would decrease the absolute risk of recurrence to 81%. That's still not much of an improvement. A "3rd-generation" chemo regimen would reduce the risk quite a bit more--it would take the risk down to around 74%. Third-generation chemo regimens include things like TACx6 or dose-dense AC+T.
Note that the Adjuvant!Online calculator is out-of-date, because it does not consider HER2 status as a single variable; and it does not take into account some of the newer chemo agents, like Herceptin, Avastin, Carboplatin, Xeloda, etc.
I tried entering a variety of different ages, leaving the other variables the same; but changing the age didn't make much difference with the hypothetical advanced BC. Some of the variables that do change the recurrence risk a lot with the Adjuvant!Online calculator are:
1) Grade of the tumor--if the hypothetical grade is changed from "3" to "1" in the scenario I've outlined above, the initial recurrence risk after surgery alone drops from 97% down to 79%. After treatment with a 3rd-generation chemo regimen, the recurrence risk goes down to 47.5%.
2) Tumor size--the difference in recurrence risk between a tumor that is > 5 cm vs. 3.1 to 5.0 cm is quite large. If the size of the Grade 3 tumor in the scenario I've set up is changed from "> 5.0" to "3.1 to 5.0", the recurrence risk after surgery alone drops from 97% down to 90%. That's still assuming there are > 9 positive nodes. After a 3rd-generation chemo, the risk of recurrence with the smaller Grade 3 tumor (3.1 to 5.0 cm) drops to 61%.
3) Number of positive nodes--the node involvement has a big influence on the recurrence risk, according to the Adjuvant!Online calculator. If the number of positive nodes with the hypothetical Grade 3 tumor is changed from "> 9" to "4 to 9", the initial recurrence risk after surgery alone decreases from 97% down to 84%. If a 3rd-generation chemo is used, the risk drops to around 53%.
4) ER status--Ironically, the risk of recurrence with a Grade 3 ER+ tumor with the other characteristics I've given in the hypothetical example above is greater than the risk of recurrence with the same tumor if it is ER-. Tamoxifen will reduce the recurrence risk of the ER+ tumor from 98% to 94%, and a 3rd-generation chemo regimen prior to starting tamoxifen will drop that risk to 64%. An aromatase inhibitor is better than tamoxifen in this situation.
I know this information won't reassure those of you who had large primary tumors or a high level of lymph node involvement. At least you might see some of the things that can influence a calculation of the 10-year risk of recurrence. Unfortunately, the Adjuvant!Online calculator lags behind information in the medical journals, clinical trial reports, and meeting abstracts. I think it's safe to say that, for most women with BC, their prognosis is better than what the Adjuvant!Online calculator estimates it will be.
One thing to note about my hypothetical situation: I didn't use an ER+ tumor except in the very last example. Things are still in flux with risk calculations for ER+ tumors. Oncotype testing has cleared that up a bit for women with early-stage BC; but that hasn't helped women with larger primary tumors or extensive lymph node involvement.
I can't subscribe to the "fifty-fifty" approach that says I'll either get a recurrence or I won't. I know my risk falls within a range that depends on a whole bunch of variables. However, if it's easier for you to think about this as "I'll either get it or I won't", then do whatever helps you get through those sleepless nights and keeps your mind out of that dark place.
Jul 15, 2008 09:56PM revkat wrote:
Otter you are such a helper. I don't think you can ever leave these boards! I go around trying to answer things (always noting that I'm not Otter) but I just don't have your touch.
Jul 15, 2008 11:19PM Nico1012 wrote:
Otter, again I am speechless. revcat is right, you can never leave these boards!
Good grief, you were gone for a few days and it was a panic.
We are so fortunate to have you here.
Jul 16, 2008 08:40AM dianej1962 wrote:
Hi all. I am new to this although I am 1 1/2 years out. You all have spoken about chemo and and all the Arimidex kinds of medicine. What about radiation? Does that play a large roll in reacurance? I did not want to have radiation and was pushed by family and friends. NOW I am having the worst time with reconstruction. I really want to know if it was worth it. Diane
Jul 16, 2008 10:45AM mimi1030 wrote:
My mom was told in 2004 that at Stage 1 she had less than a 5% chance of it reoccuring....well 3 years later in Sept 07. She made it to the 5% club. Stats are crap and I don't generally listen to them either.
Jul 16, 2008 06:06PM , edited Jul 9, 2010 08:13PM by Maire67
Jul 16, 2008 07:25PM otter wrote:
Sherri, wildflowers, Maire, and everyone else on this forum--thanks for putting a better focus on what I was trying to say. I'm afraid my post was a violation of the etiquette of this section of the BCO boards.
Wildflowers, I apologize if I offended you or anyone else here by trying to explain how some onco's use Adjuvant!Online to estimate BC recurrence. I would not have dropped in here if I hadn't been asked to help with an explanation of recurrence rates. When I said I realized my explanation wouldn't comfort anyone whose tumor was large or who had extensive LN involvement, I knew I was referring to Stage III BC. I cannot imagine what it must feel like to be told your BC is Stage III, especially if you are also told the recurrence risk is as high as some of those quoted in this thread.
Jul 16, 2008 07:43PM Nico1012 wrote:
Dear Sisters,
I too am stage lll. Everyday I bump up a thread called "Success Stories"
and everyday I read it beginning to end. It gives me such hope and inspiration.
My fervent wish is that it will do the same for all of you.
Jul 17, 2008 05:01AM paige-allyson wrote:
I haven't been by for a whole but really appreciated finding this conversation. Last year I was so consumed by the anxiety after being diagnosed with LABC and coming to understand what that means. The first onc I saw (and did not stick with!) was well meaning but not very in tune emotionally. She trotted right in to the consultation room with the bar graph she'd generated on adjuvantoline, indicating the likelihood of my being alive in 10 years given various treatment scenarios. She'd also made an error which I didn't realize at the time, so that she actually quoted me worse stats than I actually have (as if they aren't bad enough). The graph and that meeting are permenantly burned into my memory. Woe would be me if it weren't for Lexapro...LOL
I still worry about recurrence but it doesn't control my life. Someone on here in a recent post said something along the lines of "live large." I have been living larger since my diagnosis, taking more healthy risks, doing things I'd previously put off. I heard an interview on NPR during my back and forth to radiation tx last year- I forget the context but the conversation was about the general topic of "living large." The main speaker was promoting the idea of living life as though it were your last year versus the ever popular last day approach which could tend to result in bad choices driven by the desire for instant gratification. I think of this now and then and try to think more this way while at the same time doing my best to strategize for longevity.
Thank you Tender for the reminder to lose the thigh and belly fat, and that exercise is one of the best things we ER/PR+ high risk women can do for ourselves. I have often thought that THAT should be incorporated into adjuvant calculations. If it is really true that exercise/weight loss can lead to a 50% reduction in recurrence then my triathlon training and dietary changes are buying me more than either chemo, hormonals, and radiation.
I am sad for the losses and progressions we've had here of late. Kari avatar picture pops into my mind on a regular basis. and it's hard to take in that she's gone. I think about Janis and her boys and Deb and her daughters...I hate breast cancer but I live with it. I think sometimes of how the Dali Lama refers to the Chinese "My friend the enemy." This somehow works as a way for me to live life under the "new contract" that came with the LABC diagnosis.
I hold on to hope both from women who "make it", like my sister-in-law we just visited. She is now NED 11 years after being diagnosed with LABC with 17 positive lymph nodes. I also find hope in the posts of women who have progressed and reading posts or journals by women who have ultimately died from breast cancer. I can't quite put this into words but I think many of you understand. I need a hope that goes deeper than just beating recurrence and I find it in the writings of women who live or have lived with breast cancer that has progressed. It seems we don't talk about this much but I wonder if others share this experience? And now for a run before the day gets too hot. Love and blessings to you all.
Jul 17, 2008 07:25AM water wrote:Hi,
Jul 17, 2008 05:57PM HeatherBLocklear wrote:
Hi all,
So what are the things that triple negatives can do to reduce their chance of recurrence? There must be something.
Hugs to all,
Jul 17, 2008 07:59PM JWallace wrote:
Hello all,
I have posted topics in another forum but saw this one and decided to see if anyone could help me breathe this thing out. My mom has stage 3A breast cancer. She had chemo first to try and shrink the tumor and then after surgery they said it didn't seem to shrink it much at all. Come to find out her can has no hormone receptors and is HER2+ (??). So she had surgery this past april 08 and now in July the cancer is back. She is having the tests tomorrow to see if it has spread. Can anyone provide anymore insight for me please??
Jul 17, 2008 08:48PM jason222 wrote:Hi Heather,
Jul 21, 2008 10:28AM , edited Jul 21, 2008 10:30AM by syren3340
Try to not let the stats scare you. Don't put that out into the Universe for yourself. Imagine yourself surviving & what that would be like for you, how that would feel.
We increase our chance of survival by changing our lifestyle - taking care of ourselves: upgrading our diet, consistent healthy movement, self care, stress mgmt, "me time" every week.
I figure if I can control what I put into my body & what I subject myself to, I'm doing all I can to reduce recurrence risk.
This is exactly what I help my clients do today & I love the work - it's what I was meant to do here.
Who's w/ me? :)
Aug 4, 2008 08:34AM carolupa wrote:
Hi, this sounds like good advice, but my problem is that I was always slim and exercised a lot before I got bc, and was skinny thru the treatment too, but now that I am on Arimidex I am suddenly gaining weight, esp fat around the stomach. Am dieting, exercising etc but it doesn't seem to help. I kind of assumed it was the medicine, but maybe just advancing age and drug induced menopause? Any tips on losing this fat apart from running six hours a day ?
Also I'm not as good at resisting junk food as I used to be. That seems weird since I know how bad it is, but before bc I had more self discipline. Sometimes I feel like I owe myself that chocolate since who knows, I could be dead soon anyway? lol
Aug 6, 2008 01:11PM Adam33 wrote:
My wife had a double masectamy in late Feb of 08. She had a tumor 5centimeters large with a cluster around all cancer and had 30 positive lymphnodes. She had something called pagotoid on the other nipple. The cells were poorly differntiated and her pet scan post surgery was clean. She was ER positive. Not a day goes by that I dont worry about what is next. She just finished cheomo and is doing radiation. Anyone know survival rates for Stage IIIC?
Aug 6, 2008 01:23PM Annaanne wrote:
Welcome Adam:
Sorry to hear this and regards to your wife. If you read these threads (especially this stage 3) you'll find stories similiar to your wife's and get an idea of how other women are doing. Many are doing great. It's hard enough to have a bc diagnosis, let alone the shock of Locally Advanced disease -- but that's what all of us on this thread have and do face. That's great that her scan was clean and that she's finished chemo.
I'm sure other women will respond and you'll start to get some good info. When your wife starts to feel more normal, she might want to read and post here, too. This is a very supportive and informed site.
dx 5/05 stage 3a.
Aug 31, 2008 08:12AM carol1949 wrote:
Naomi and others on here!
First of all... my oncologist told me to consider that any data we see is at least 5 years old by the time we see it! Most studies are 5 years studies.
Second, remember traditional medicine is not the only way to beat cancer. In fact, I personally don't think traditional medicine alone can beat cancer. It is body, mind and spirit.
I highly recommend for you to do much research on complimentary treatments which can be used along with traditional. It can only help. Dr. Patrick Quillin has authored a book Beating Cancer With Nutrition. He is a former V P of Cancer Treatment Centers of America. He gives much information on supplements as well as diet along with inspiration about patients who are NED after being given poor prognosis by some physicians.
I have a friend who is 10 years cancer free who went holistic after losing a sister to b/c who had used traditional therapy. She did have 2 surgeries, (the 2nd at CCT of A after a bad experience in her local town. She then went holistic with the help of nutritionists, etc. It CAN be done!!
Knowledge is power!! Don't keep your head in the sand and use only traditional meds... Trust the the right information will come to you. If it speaks to your heart... try it!!
God Bless us All and Godspeed!
Aug 31, 2008 05:26PM , edited Aug 31, 2008 05:28PM by Mopsey444
When I was diagnosed back in 1997 they told me I had a 50% chance of living 10 years and here I am. One other thing that I find amazing is that 11 yrs ago when I was diagnosed I was a Stage II and sometime since then they changed the staging and now I am a Stage III, I think the way they stage people changed in 2002. I had four lymph nodes but my tumor was 1.8 cm back in 1997 I was a IIA and now I am a IIIA, it is all just numbers, there are so many people who never should have survived and have and so many that had a great prognosis and pass away. Both of my doctors are dead from cancer, the surgeon from ovarian cancer and my family practice from lymphoma and neither had cancer when I was diagnosed.
Sep 23, 2008 10:45PM FairyDuster wrote:
I have stage III too and know stats can seem scary, but just look at this thread to see all the conflicting numbers. People are human and no one not even the best Doc in the world has a crystal ball into you. Focus on the 10 and 20 year survival stories. My own aunt was a 20 yearstage III survior abd breast cancer was not even what did her in, she died of diabetes related issues! So think positive and dont dwell on numbers faith is your best friend now. I'm in the middle of my ACT actually on the T for 12 weeks only 8 to go. Im scared too but try my hardest not to dwell or think negative.
Sep 24, 2008 01:52PM FairyDuster wrote:
Your attitude is the same as mine and that line of thinking is probably the reason you are a true success story. If you could tell your story in more disscussion and chat rooms (everyone you can) I know people hear absolutely NEED to hear its possible to overcome the odds. Too many people feel the odds are impossible to beat and it is consuming their life.
I hope to be just like you in my journey!
Thanks for sharing.
Oct 30, 2008 06:52PM Gabrielle wrote:
Just wanted to check in to say I was diagnosed Dec '99 Stage IIIa. I have never recurred. 9 positive nodes; 5.2 cm tumor. I'm 53 and going strong. Have faith.
Oct 31, 2008 04:21AM SpunkyGirl wrote:
Awesome, Gabrielle! Thank you for posting. We always need these stories! May you never have to deal with this again.


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First, there is a tidal wave. When you are between the roundabout of the Champs-Élysees and Place de la Concorde, you can't miss it. An endless crowd and in the middle, a blue ribbon unravels like a red carpet. Beautiful uniforms, tassels, proud horses and more. Voila! Enjoy the Bastille Day parade before the giant fireworks display above the Eiffel Tower.
Not only are you are in a convenient location for enjoying these popular public activities, but also for discovering the many charming and little known places in Paris. Just one out of several great ideas: hop on a vélib' bike and experience original rides around the Petite Ceinture. These old railway tracks were partly refurbished and turned into beautiful green areas that are very pleasant during the summer.
When staying at the Opéra-Cadet Hotel, you are not far from the most beautiful avenue in the world...and, therefore, quite close to one of the most famous monuments in Paris with the Eiffel Tower: the Arc de Triomphe. Discover it along with one of the best views in the world...that of the Champs-Élysées.
Yes, the view is truly amazing. From the roof, 50 meters off the ground, you can gaze all the way down the Champs-Élysées to the famous Place de la Concorde and beyond with the Seine and Eiffel Tower. The view is outstanding!
Once climbing back down from the roof of the Arc de Triomphe, take the time to appreciate the monument itself, originally built by Napoléon to celebrate the Battle of Austerlitz (1806). Discover the grave of the Unknown Soldier and especially the remarkable romantic high relief sculptures that tell the story of the French Revolution through their stone carvings… http://arc-de-triomphe.monuments-nationaux.fr/
This spring, while staying at the Opéra-Cadet, you naturally have a "rendezvous" with fashion in Paris. Rue Saint Honoré, Place Vendôme, Avenue Montaigne, Palais Royal and...the Grand Palais! Jean-Paul Gaultier awaits you until 3 August under the glass roof of this famous building dedicated to major temporary exhibits. With his smile, kilt and powder puff in hand.
Here, you will discover a man who loves fashion as much as life. A man who lavishly designs at the intersection of performance, fashion and Parisian myth. From haute couture to popularized prêt à porter, from collaborative shows to spectacular performances, discover all the different sides of Jean-Paul Gaultier.
In videos, shows, sketches, exceptional pieces, concerts, clips and performances, you will easily recognize him as the enfant terrible of French fashion. Famous high-spirited troublemaker, fashion lovers will find all his enthusiasm, elegant audacity and designer labels during this exciting exhibit. http://www.grandpalais.fr/fr/evenement/jean-paul-gaultier#sthash.zSmJpIKq.dpuf
The Spring has arrived in Paris, to the delight of all guests staying at the Opéra Cadet. The warm sun triggers our instinctive desire to go out and enjoy the gardens. Enjoy the gardens? Yes, in just a few minutes, you will be here in the beautiful Tuileries Gardens. Come and explore the extraordinary gardens.
It's true that they are geometrical. But that is how French gardens work. Paths, groves, well-trimmed plants, ponds, statues...And between these markers and straight lines, you will find Diana the Huntress, Apollo chasing nymphs and Hercules with his club...
From here, you can see the roofs of the Louvre, from there, a piece of La Concorde, and a little farther, the Eiffel Tower… It's truly an extraordinary garden! On the benches or in the armchairs, facing the sun, you completely forget about the city. And from 4 to 7 June, gardeners and their expertise throughout the city will be featured by the "Jardins, jardins" (Gardens, gardens) event. Rendezvous in the gardens!
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Herbed Tuna Sandwiches Recipe
A delightful combination of herbs and reduced-fat cheese make this simple tuna sandwich stand out. Marie Connor of Virginia Beach, Virginia shares the recipe.
- 1 can (12 ounces) light tuna in water, drained and flaked
- 2 hard-cooked large eggs, chopped
- 1/3 cup fat-free mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup minced chives
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh parsley
- 1/2 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/4 teaspoon onion powder
- 8 slices whole wheat bread, toasted
- 1/2 cup shredded reduced-fat cheddar cheese
- 1. Combine the first seven ingredients. Place four slices of toast on an ungreased baking sheet; top with tuna mixture and sprinkle with cheese.
- 2. Broil 3-4 in. from the heat for 1-2 minutes or until cheese is melted. Top with remaining toast. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 sandwich equals 332 calories, 9 g fat (4 g saturated fat), 144 mg cholesterol, 864 mg sodium, 30 g carbohydrate, 4 g fiber, 34 g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 4 lean meat, 2 starch.
Wine Pairings
Light-Bodied White Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a light-bodied white wine such as Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio.
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This is a discussion on Hey guys New and loving my Subie within the New Member Hangout forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; Hey guys new to the group, maybe you guys can help me where i can find a place online to ...
What SPT parts are you looking for? Also why SPT parts?
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Ahhhhh I miss my si!!!!
well i like to keep her as oem as possible, cuz i do have my Si for aftermarket stuff.
thank you
So modding the si... but keeping the subaru stock???? interesting
Si already been mod. i got my Si since 2006
Nice. I used to have an 09 8thgen Si. I spent a lot of time on 8thcivic.com, which is a really good forum. The Hondas are fun, but they don't take to mods nearly as easily as the WRX and WRX STi. I did really like my 8thgen. It was a very quality built car. I told my wife if Honda ever decides to turbo charge the Si, we're getting another one for my next car. What have you done to yours?
Here was my 09. I bought it new on Halloween 2008:
Injen Intake, HKS Exhaust, HFP Shocks/Springs, HFP Wheels, Tint, Tires
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I had a ctsc 08 fg2 making 320whp that car was mad fun. And I would agree to keep modding the si and keeping the wrx stock. Yea the wrx makes more power with less money but my si would have rapped a stage 2 wrx. And honda motors don't blow up like the subaru motors do.
He can't say any details, but keeps assuring everyone that Honda is finally getting back to making a game-changing car in the performance compact segment, due probably in a couple years. Pretty sure I remember him talking about turbos.
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Do you want to keep the engine\exhaust as OEM as possible or the entire car? I dont know of many SPT parts you would option to add on. exhaust heat shield battery tie down. But if you want to keep the engine oem and you do get the urge to modify go with suspension upgrades. good luck with the car
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yea im on 8thcivic.com too. My SN there is Mycivicsi.. love my Si thats why i didnt sell it or trade it. i have skunk2 mega power headers, greedy TiC full cat. fujita sri. NST pullies, flashpro tune. and etc... i was thinking getting another Si, but i been in love with the subie at the begin with its just didnt get that budget that i want. so i been saving some money to buy the subie so i did. and i LOVE IT LOL


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dude nice round at dexter! Birdie on 17 is awesome!
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Thanks! It was definitely a battle today. Threw my Sidewinder backhand up the gut and then made about a 25 ft. putt.
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Students and teachers at West Jordan Elementary School gathered along with parents Friday to commemorate the deaths of two students earlier this year: Sierra Newbold, who was murdered on June 26, and Daniel Allen, who died Aug. 25 after a two-year battle with brain cancer. A bench inscribed with one of Sierra's favorite passages from a Dr. Seuss book was donated to the school to honor her memory, while a nearby plaque will commemorate Daniel's too-short life. Students also tied ribbons on a newly-planted tree in a living tribute to both their classmates. Read more about the students at bit.ly/SQ4eDD.
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Although the main cause of his death was infantile liver failure, it took doctors months to find out that the real culprit was a malfunctioning MPV 17 gene, an extremely rare condition that Thomas inherited recessively from both parents.
To date, there has been only limited research done on the MPV 17 gene, but the thinking now is that it may have been the cause of several cases of liver failure in children.
"Thomas's unexplained, tragic death, in retrospect, has shed some important light on the relationship between basic genetic research diseases, and although there is no effective treatment for his condition, hopefully, it will be important to understanding diseases in the future," said Kerr.
A way to move forward
In order to cope with their son's death, the Morrisons started the Thomas Patrick Morrison Foundation. They started by asking for contributions in lieu of flowers in their son's obituary. Eventually they were able to use their contacts to put together a committee of family members to help organize the golf tournament, which was first held last year.
Most of the proceeds from the tournament last year went toward grants for families with a child battling a rare health condition, as well as toward pre-paid meal cards to families with children hospitalized at Albany Medical Center.
"This gave us a purpose, and gave us a way to cope, and every time we do something, one more person knows about our son and mitochondrial disease," Morrison said.
Melissa Hoopes, a friend and paralegal at Whiteman Osterman and Hanna LLP, one of the event's sponsors, is a committee member.
She said the foundation aims to assist other families financially so they can spend time with their children and have a little help paying for meals and transportation.
"The Morrisons are very good people, and it's a great organization and way to raise money, " she said.
Hoopes played in the golf tournament last year.
"It's a lot of fun, a nice tournament on a beautiful course, and the silent auction items are terrific," she said.
To be a part of this year's tournament, or for information about customized sponsorships, contact Carmelina S. Morrison at 281-0930, or at email@example.com.""
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Arabhorse Spotlight
ALL NATIONS CUP CHAMPIONSHIPS NEWS, Saturday, September 26,,2015
by Beth Ellen Hunziker
The Daily News Sponsor for today is C. Jarvis Insurance Agency, Inc. Attending the Aachen All Nations Cup, are owner, Kim Jarvis and European and Middle East representative, Brooke Marie Jarvis.
C. Jarvis Insurance is an international Equine and Bloodstock Insurance Agency that has been in business for almost 70 years. Kim and her daughter are lifelong Arabian horse owners and enthusiasts. Owning, breeding and showing Arabian horses, gives them a unique perspective and a clear understanding of their clients' needs and they use their experience and knowledge to create comprehensive and customized services to clients around the world.
According to the C. Jarvis Insurance website, they offer a wide range of policies to suit individual criteria, "In addition to writing extensive international equine coverage, C. Jarvis Insurance is noted for its special requirements coverage. Jarvis' standard Equine Policy covers Mortality, including Theft and Ground Transportation within the United States and Canada. Other elective endorsements that can be included are: Major Medical, (surgical is included in Major Medical), Loss of Use, Surgical, Stallion Permanent Disability, Air Transit, Agreed Value and 12 Month Extension, Perspective Foal Coverage, Embryo Transfer, Unborn Foal Coverage, Air Transit Coverage, Worldwide coverage, Congenital Infertility, Stallion Availability, Frozen Semen in Storage Coverage and more."
You never know when unforeseen circumstances will require assistance. C. Jarvis Insurance, Kim and Brooke Marie Jarvis are your friends and professional support during these times of concern. They are able to advise clients about insurance options that will financially assist you with unforeseen and life threatening veterinary care. Every horseman knows that emergencies risking a horse's life call for quick thought and immediate action. It's no time to be worrying about insurance coverage. C. Jarvis Insurance allows you to care for your horse effectively, comforted by the knowledge that all reasonable, necessary and customary charges by a licensed veterinarian will be covered.
For more information, please contact C. Jarvis Insurance at www.jarvisinsurance.com or visit with Kim and Brooke Marie Jarvis at the All Nations Cup Show in Aachen.
The Aachen and All Nations Cup experience has been fantastic. The horses are the highest level of quality I have ever witnessed. In years past, the horses at the U.S. Nationals and Scottsdale have been exceptional and now, for the past ten years, the Arabian Breeders World Cup, with all of the international competitors, has elevated the quality we see in the States to yet another level. I mean no disrespect to exhibitors at American shows, but you simply must experience the European show ring, and breeding farms, to understand that there is a special difference. I believe it is the variety and numbers in Europe, which attribute to the high level of quality, and also to the European esthetic – appreciation of beauty is called style and they have it here at Aachen, like I have never seen before.
Another aspect of the show that I noticed and have really appreciated is the cooperation and sense of camaraderie. If someone needs a ladder, their neighbor offers theirs; if someone needs help hanging a photo, their friend assists them; when it's time to relax after the classes, friends gather to talk about the day, the horses, the judges, you get the picture… but it's very much a sense of community – not elitist cliques – but breeders, owners, trainers, grooms, everyone is welcome and I must say, it's rather refreshing.
I experienced the sense of cooperation at the top and by that, I mean with the President of ECAHO, Jaroslav Lacina. He invited me to sit with him and his lovely wife and watch the stallion classes. I gladly accepted Jaroslav's invitation because I had met him when he judged the Arabian Breeders World Cup two years ago and found him to be a very insightful and positive person who is passionate about the Arabian horse and the international community.
During our time together, we talked about the World Cup and other shows in the U.S. and Europe and the unique aspects of each. Jaroslav is also the main organizer of the Prague Cup in his homeland of the Czech Republic. We also revisited a topic we discussed at dinner one evening at the World Cup and that is the idea of a standardized system of rules for judging and showing and organizing competitions.
The thought is to establish basic rules and criteria, but to also allow countries to modify or establish additional regulations that conform to their specific needs. One set of rules cannot suit every country, but a basic set of rules would bring a level of continuity to the international community. The keys to accomplishing this goal are cooperation, respectful discussions, zero personal agendas, and open minds to the possibilities of working together for the global good of our breed. It may sound like a vast undertaking, yet, talking with Jaroslav Lacina, it seems like a very really possibility, if we can work together.
Seeing all the people at the All Nations Cup; people from Europe, the Middle East, The United States, South America and Australia, it shows what can be accomplished when we come together to celebrate the Arabian horse and it is WONDERFUL!
To watch the live feed of the All Nations Cup, please visit www.iequine.com
ALL NATIONS CUP CHAMPIONSHIPS NEWS, Friday, September 25,, 2015
by Beth Ellen Hunziker
The Daily News Sponsor for today is Vote and Win, a brand new entertainment experience making its debut at the All Nations Cup in Aachen. I sat down with Heinz Karl Stockle, a member of the ANC organizers and the brainchild of this exciting new plan that uses cutting edge technology to engage viewers around the world. "The idea is create an opportunity for viewers to participate in the event and to voice their opinions about the horses, as well as the judges. I encourage everyone to visit the website to learn more about the program and to register to participate."
According to the "Vote and Win" website, "The ANC organizing team developed an idea to involve more people at the show, make the show more attractive to many people and try to be more transparent. Therefore, a new online system called, "Vote and Win," was developed, which can be used for different activities. Everybody who wants to participate and give their vote, needs to be registered first - including a copy of their passport – to avoid double registrations and to make sure everybody can give only one vote.
This year, Aachen will offer a Jackpot to the voters totaling 14.000 €. The voters can enter their choices of Gold, Silver and Bronze winners during the seven championship classes. The voters who have the same choice as the judges, will receive the amount of 2,000 € per Championship to share among them. The votes do not have any influence on the show result and will be made public only after the judges have given their choices. The Jackpot money is offered by a sponsor.
The idea is to attract more people, even without attending the show, and also to learn the public's opinion. Often we hear rumors about why some judges are invited to a show, or not. The organizers thought it would be very interesting to let the audience give their opinion on the choice of judges. After the last championship, we will publish the nine judges with the most viewer votes. This information is only for the All Nations Cup Committee for future choices of judging panels. It is not meant to discredit anybody, but to let the public give their opinion about their favorite judges. We believe it is very important to get the public's opinion and also to let the people have some influence. This is actually called democracy! But to make it clear again: the result of the public voting will not affect the selection of the judges for the next year. The judges will be chosen by the ANC Committee.
The organizing team of ANC is trying to offer some new ideas to improve the show, to make it more interesting and attractive to the audience and to let people be a part of the show, even though they are not judges or officials, do not have any horses, or cannot afford to show them in our system. We need new ideas to change for the better. This new system is not affecting the results or the show itself. It is only an additional entertainment system. We would be more than happy to see all of you in Aachen for a new experience and further developments."
And so it all begins… I love going to a show during the setting up phase. The energy and activities are fast paced and the transformation of the area seems almost magical. Although, it probably is not so magical for all the hard-working people who actually do the set ups – they work endless hours creating beautiful environments for their clients and guests to enjoy. Here in Aachen, you can see people really take pride in the design of their spaces and use their creativity to create beautiful and comfortable areas for entertainment. Again, this is where the European sense of style really shines – the booths are very modern, colorful, elegant and each uniquely shows the style and character of the farm.
More people were arriving today and the atmosphere was very congenial. I met up with friends from home, Bob and Janene Boggs of Midwest Station I in Osseo, Minnesota, and also Belgian friends, James and Christel Swaenepoel, and Heinz Stoekle from Germany, who were discussing the new "Vote and Win" program. Both Bob and James are Board Members of the AHBA and the Arabian Breeders World Cup in Las Vegas and they were excited about this new technology and the possibilities it presents. "I think it's an absolutely ingenious idea," stated Bob Boggs. "I love the idea to involve breeders and owners and viewers around the world and give them the opportunity to actually participate in the show. Janene and I are both registered and we are really looking forward to enjoying the process."
James Swaenepoel offered his thoughts, "This is the first opportunity to offer audience participation to viewers around the world. First, everyone must register at voteandwin.org in order to participate. This creates a fair playing field and eliminates duplicate votes. Some of the goals of this program are to encourage viewer participation, to encourage transparency in judging, to gain the public's opinion regarding the judges at the show and other aspects of the event. I think it's a really positive step for the show and people will really enjoy it."
The show begins on Friday morning, so be sure to visit and register to vote at www.voteandwin.org and watch the live feed of the show at www.iequine.com
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The 2015 All Nations Cup with a Commentary by Dr. Hans J. Nagel Text by Lisa Abraham Featuring photos by Mohammed Abu Haimed (KSA), Henrike Hörmann (GER) and Lisa Abraham The 2015 All Nations Cup (ANC) in Aachen (Germany), from September 26-27, featured not only a stimulating show environment, but also one of the toughest competition arenas in the world. Due to its prestige, the ANC attracts some of our world's most important competitors, both owners and horses, and draws spectators from all over the world. Since 1987, in cooperation with the German Arabian Society, the ANC has taken place in Aachen, Germany. Originally the intention of the organizers was to have the show take place in
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Jets could trade up to No. 11 or 14, have contacted Titans
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Update – 2:15 p.m.: The Jets have been in contact with Tennessee, among other organizations. They're looking to land a wide receiver with an earlier pick (Rapoport, May 8).
Jets' GM John Idzik and Titans' GM Ruston Weber work together with the Buccaneers and the Seahawks (Mehta, May 8).


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Progress 09/01/13 to 08/31/14OutputsTarget Audience: Small scale producers Changes/Problems:
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What opportunities for training and professional development has the project provided?
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How have the results been disseminated to communities of interest?
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What do you plan to do during the next reporting period to accomplish the goals? A second grazing trial will be conducted. ImpactsWhat was accomplished under these goals?
The initial experiment under this project evaluated growth rates and gastrointestinal parasite burden in hair sheep lambs of two breeds supplemented with three levels of soy hull while rotationally grazing non-toxic endophyte fescue pasture in Spring. Thirty-two, 6-mo old Barbados Blackbelly and St. Croix ram lambs were allocated to four treatment groups balanced by breed, and supplemented with pelleted soy hull (10.0% CP; 50.6% ADF; 52% TDN) at either 0, 1, 2 or 3% of body weight while rotationally-grazing predominantly Max-Q© fescue pasture (12.9 to 14.8% CP; 37.6 to 49.1% ADF; 53 to 62% TDN throughout the grazing period). Lambs grazed as a single group and were moved to new pasture strip at 3 to 6 d intervals based on visual appraisal of forage availability. Supplement was fed daily at individual feeding stations (Calan© gates). There was occasional incomplete consumption of soy hull at the 3% supplementation level, resulting in an actual intake of 2.9% BW. Body weight and condition, fecal egg counts and FAMACHA© anemia score (scale1-5; increasing with paleness) was recorded at 14-d intervals and the experiment terminated after 80 d. Data were analyzed with supplement level and breed as main effects and included starting body weight as a covariate. There were no supplement level by breed interactions. Final body weight and daily gain increased linearly (P < 0.01) from 32.9 to 41.3 kg, and 52 to 157 g/d, respectively, with increasing levels of soy hull supplementation. Breeds also differed (P < 0.01) in final body weight and daily gain (Blackbelly: 36.6 kg and 99 g/d; St. Croix: 38.5 and 122 g/d). Body condition score was higher (P < 0.01) in lambs supplemented with 2 and 3% soy hull than in those with 0 and 1% supplementation. Supplementation and breed had no effect (P > 0.1) on fecal egg counts (mean: 548 eggs/g; ranging from 105 to 1194 eggs/g at individual collections) or FAMACHA score (mean: 1.11), and no lambs were treated with anthelmintics going into or during the experiment. Results indicate that soy hull supplementation can be effective and economically viable means to improved growth performance of hair sheep lambs on pasture, thus reducing the time for lambs to reach a marketable weight. Publications


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Withrow and MacEwen's Small Animal Clinical Oncology
- Stephen Withrow, DVM, DACVS, DACVIM (Oncology), Stuart Professor of Surgery and Oncology, Director, Animal Cancer Center, Comparative Oncology Unit, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
- David Vail, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology), Professor of Oncology and Director of Clinical Research, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
- Rodney Page, DVM, DACVIM (Internal Med/Oncology), Director, Flint Animal Cancer Center; Professor or Medical Oncology; Department of Clinical Sciences; College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences; Colorado State University; Fort Collins, CO
"I really love this book. If you are interested in veterinary oncology, have a flick through this book online or at a conference when you get the chance. I hope that you agree with me that this is the definitive oncology reference source for the early 21st century and that you feel compelled to buy it. Your patients will thank you for it." Reviewed by: Gerry Polton MA VetMB MSc(Clin Onc) DipECVIM-CA(Onc) MRCVS, UK Date: July 2014
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- Published: November 2012
- Imprint: SAUNDERS
"The book is nicely spilt into sections and then into chapters. It is easy to find what you are looking for, be it some background science and explanation regarding cancer therapies, or information on a more specific tumour type. The book begins with a discussion of the basic science and principles of oncology, including surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. This is explained nicely but simply, and is well illustrated throughout...In summary, this book covers the main tumours in good depth; it is a useful reference for the basic principles of vetrinary oncology and is certainly recommended for the practice bookshelf. The new edition provides new material that enhances its usefulness." Veterinary Record, May 2013 "This book is the ideal companion for the vet wishing to understand disease and the best way to deal with it including communication to the client, complementary and alternative medicine and developmental therapeutics. A large part of the book remains focused on specific malignancies according their location." Royal Canin, Vet's - Today, December 2013
Table of Contents
Why Worry About Cancer in Pets?
Section 1: THE BIOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS OF CANCER
Section 1: THE BIOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS OF CANCER
1. The Etiology of Cancer1A. Genetic Factors1B. Chemical, Physical, and Hormonal1C. Cancer-Causing Viruses
2. Tumor Biology and Metastasis
3. The Pathology of Neoplasia
4. The Epidemiology and Incidence of Cancer
5. Paraneoplastic Syndromes
Section 2: DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES FOR THE CANCER PATIENT
6. Diagnostic Imaging in Oncology
7. Diagnostic Cytology in Clinical Oncology
8. Molecular Diagnostics
9. Biopsy Principles and Staging
Section 3: THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES FOR THE CANCER PATIENT
10. Surgical Oncology
11. Cancer Chemotherapy
12. Radiation Therapy
13. Immunotherapy of Cancer
14. Molecular/Targeted Therapy of Cancer14A. Gene Therapy for Cancer14B. Signal Transduction and Cancer14C. Anti-angiogenic & Metronomic Treatment14D. Emerging Therapeutics
15. Miscellaneous Treatments for Solid Tumors15A. Management of Chronic Cancer Pain15B. Nutritional Management of the Cancer Patient15C. Client Grief Support
16. Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Patients with Cancer
17. Clinical Trials NEW!
Section 4: SPECIFIC MALIGNANCIES IN THE SMALL ANIMAL PATIENT
18. Tumors of the Skin and Subcutaneous Tissues
19. Melanoma NEW!
20. Mast Cell Tumors
21. Soft Tissue Sarcomas
22. Cancer of the Gastrointestinal Tract22A. Oral Tumors22B. Salivary Glanc Cancer22C. Esophageal Cancer22D. Exocrine Pancreatic Cancer22E. Gastric Cancer22F. Hepatobiliary Tumors22G. Intestinal Tumors22H. Perianal Tumors
23. Tumors of the Respiratory System23A. Cancer of the Nasal Planum23B. Canine Nasosinal Tumors23C. Cancer of the Larynx and Trachea23D. Pulmonary Neoplasia
24. Tumors of the Skeletal System
25. Tumors of the Endocrine System
26. Tumors of the Female Reproductive System
27. Tumors of the Mammary Gland
28. Tumors of the Male Reproductive System
29. Tumors of the Urinary System
30. Tumors of the Nervous System
31. Ocular Tumors
32. Hematopoietic Tumors32A. Canine Lymphoma and Lymphoid Leukemia32B. Feline Lymphoma and Leukemia32C. Canine Acute Myeloid Leukemia, Chronic Myeloproliferative Diseases, and Myelodysplasia32D. Plasma Cell Neoplasms
33. Miscellaneous Tumors33A. Hemangiosarcoma33B. Thymoma33C. Canine Transmissible Venereal Tumor33D. Mesothelioma33E. Neoplasia of the Heart33F. Histiocytic Diseases


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I was doing a web development project on mathematical literacy for my degree in 2010 and ran into an issue with the text RTL attribute. I contacted members of the W3C staff about it including Tim Berners-Lee, but never got a reply. The issue: Without reading the specs for the RTL attribute, I assumed that with the RTL text attribute, the cursor would appear on the right edge and move to the left as characters are entered. The text entered into a textbox would appear and read from right to left or backwards. Numbers are written and read from left to right, but addition, subtraction, multiplication and division are from right to left. The only difference I noticed between the RTL and the default LTR attributes is that with LTR, the cursor begins on the left edge and moves right, with RTL, the cursor begins on the right edge and remains there. If text entered using the RTL was always meant to appear the same as text entered with the default LTR attribute, that's fine, but very misleading. Will there ever be a text attribute allowing actual right to left text entry? Sincerely, Richard Dunne.
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Set in the shattered subway of a post apocalyptic Moscow, Metro 2033 is a story of intensive underground survival where the fate of mankind rests in your hands.In 2013 the world was devastated by an apocalyptic event, annihilating almost all mankind and turning the earths surface into a poisonous wasteland. A handful of survivors took refuge in the depths of the Moscow underground, and human civilization entered a new Dark Age.The year is 2033. An entire generation has been born and raised underground, and their besieged Metro Station-Cities struggle for survival, with each other, and the mutant horrors that await outside.You are Artyom, born in the last days before the fire, but raised Underground. Having never ventured beyond your Metro Station-City limits, one fateful event sparks a desperate mission to the heart of the Metro system, to warn the remnants of mankind of a terrible impending threat. Your journey takes you from the forgotten catacombs beneath the subway to the desolate wastelands above, where your actions will determine the fate of mankind.
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WHAT'S DOING IN; Brussels
By ERIC SJOGREN
Published: July 26, 1998
You'd have thought that Brussels acquired delusions of grandeur when it became the headquarters of the European Union in 1958. It goes farther back than that. The man behind the city's most pompous edifices, its widest boulevards and magnificent parks was Leopold II, the empire builder who, with the aid of Sir Henry Morton Stanley, founded the so-called Congo Free State in 1884 and ran it as a personal fiefdom before bequeathing it, and the dreadful heritage of colonialism, to his nation.
Urbanism was Leopold's second passion, and throughout his reign, 1865 to 1909, he initiated or supported innumerable projects to embellish his city. One of Leopold II's thoroughfares, the Avenue Louise, leads directly to the Bois de la Cambre, a vast, rolling park where Bruxellois come to picnic, play with the kids or just nap. In August, there are free Sunday-morning concerts, jazz and contemporary Brazilian sounds alternating with chamber music.
Another Leopoldian showpiece, the Avenue de Tervuren, is reached from midtown through a lengthy tunnel. As you emerge, the majestic arch straight ahead, built to celebrate Belgium's 50th anniversary in 1880, is called the Cinquantenaire. (Never mind that it wasn't completed until 1904 and inaugurated in 1905.) The chestnut-shaded avenue sweeps out along landscaped parks and woodland; on summer weekends, you can recreate the spirit of long-ago excursions by taking an open tram along the avenue from the Square Montgomery to the Africa Museum in Tervuren.
Through Nov. 29, the Africa Museum (officially, the Royal Museum of Central Africa), 13 Leuvense steenweg, Tervuren, (32-2) 769-5211, features an exhibition of 150 extraordinary West African masks, on loan from the Barbier-Mueller collection in Geneva. Admission, about $5.50 (calculated at 36 Belgian francs to the dollar). They vividly illustrate the debt modern Western art owes to African inspiration.
The Hotel de Ville, or Town Hall, on the fabled Grand'Place in the heart of Brussels is home to an intimate exhibition of paintings and sketches by the Austrian Expressionist Oskar Kokoschka until Sept. 30. He is represented by sun-drenched landscapes and portraits, and serene crayon sketches of nudes and still lifes. Admission, $5.50.
The Grand'Place itself will be the setting for the biennial Flower Carpet Aug. 14 to 16. The design is a closely guarded secret until the 700,000 begonias, from the flower-growing district near Ghent, are deposited to form a carpet measuring about 80 by 250 feet. For $2.20, you can view the carpet from the flower-bedecked second-floor balcony of Town Hall. The Gothic structure itself is a joy to behold these days, with centuries-old grime removed from the off-white sandstone. Information: (32-2) 513-8940.
This year's Summer Festival, until Aug. 31, will include concerts and other events at interesting sites, like the fine Baroque Church of St. John the Baptist on the Place du Beguinage. It will be used for two showings of Carl Dreyer's classic 1928 silent movie ''The Passion of Joan of Arc'' with improvised organ accompaniment (July 31 and Aug. 1 at 9 P.M.) and for a concert featuring Mozart's work for glass harmonica by Thomas Bloch and the Brussels Virtuosi on Aug. 28 at 8 P.M. The Belle-Epoque Bibliotheque Solvay, in the Parc Leopold, is rarely open to the public, but it will be for a concert by the Hogarth String Quartet on Aug. 7. For reservations from Belgium, call 0800 21221; films $8.30, concerts $13.80.
For more audacious fare, try the Festival Bellone Brigittines Aug. 20 to Sept. 5, which presents a series of newly choreographed post-modern works for solo dancers and small groups from Belgium, France and Italy. Performances are staged inside the 17th-century Chapelle des Brigittines, a space as stark and vertical as a Piranesi etching, in complete contrast to its graceful Baroque facade. The chapel is at No. 1 Rue des Visitandines. Tickets cost $8.30; call (32-2) 506-4300.
A single German buzz bomb fell on Brussels during World War II, but it destroyed the Toone Theater and all 75 marionettes. The theater rose quickly from the ashes, however, and the current proprietor and principal manipulator bears the title Toone VII. This trove of folklore serves as a pub during the day and puppet theater at night, with the company performing tongue-in-cheek versions in Brussels dialect of classics like ''Carmen'' and ''The Three Musketeers.'' Toone is at the end of a very narrow alley, the Impasse Schuddeveld, which branches off the busy Petite Rue des Bouchers at No. 21. Performances at 8:30 P.M., tickets $11.10; telephone (32-2) 511-7137.
The Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate, which opened at the end of June, is right on the Grand'Place in the Maison des Ducs de Brabant, 13 Grand'Place. It provides a quick history of cocoa growing and chocolate making (demonstrations Wednesday, Thursday and Friday starting next month). Jo Draps, whose uncle created Godiva chocolates, is the museum's founder, and you can sample several brands of chocolate during a visit. Admission $5.50. Closed Monday.


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EDMOND — City officials and architects have gone to Texas and California to look at other public safety centers to help determine the design of Edmond's new $25.5 million center.
Edmond officials look at other public safety centers for ideas
Philip McNayr, with Frankfurt Short Bruza architects, said they might try some of the ideas as they design Edmond's new home for police headquarters, 911 communications and emergency management operations.
"You have to pick and choose what we can afford," McNayr said. "There were lessons learned."
For example, the Edmond contingent was told not to use wood on the chairs for officers because their guns cause scratches. They were told to use tile carpet so it can be replaced when coffee is spilled, and to make sure the interview rooms have the proper acoustics so everything said can be recorded.
Motion detectors for lighting worked in some places but didn't at another, the architects said.
Voters on Oct. 11 approved a half-cent sales tax for five years to pay for the center to be built at First Street and Littler Avenue. A second building, to be constructed just west of 33rd Street and Broadway, will house evidence storage and the crime laboratory. Construction is expected to take 18 to 20 months.
Architects are working on the pre-design plans, which are expected to be refined, McNayr said.
The L-shaped building downtown will be four levels, with the jail and one of the two levels of parking underground.
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