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MVAC is a chemotherapy treatment used to treat bladder cancer.
This information should ideally be read with our general information about chemotherapy and bladder cancer.
MVAC is named after the initials of the drugs used for treatment. The drugs are:
You usually have MVAC in the chemotherapy day unit or during a short stay in hospital. A chemotherapy nurse will give it to you. During treatment, you usually see a cancer doctor, a chemotherapy nurse or a specialist nurse. This is who we mean when we mention doctor or nurse in this information.
Before or on the day of treatment, a nurse or person trained to take blood (phlebotomist) will take a blood sample from you. This is to check that it is okay for you to have chemotherapy.
You will also see a doctor or nurse before you have chemotherapy. They will ask you about how you have been. If your blood results are alright on the day of your treatment, the pharmacist will prepare your chemotherapy. Your nurse will tell you when your treatment is likely to be ready.
Your nurse gives you anti-sickness (anti-emetic) drugs as tablets or as an injection into a vein. They give you the drugs and chemotherapy through one of the following:
Your nurse will give you:
Your nurse will run the drip through a pump, which gives you the treatment over a set time. You will have fluids through a drip before and after the cisplatin.
Some people might have side effects while the chemotherapy is being given:
Rarely, cisplatin can cause an allergic reaction while being given. Your nurse will check you for this. If you have a reaction, they will treat it quickly. Signs of a reaction can include:
Tell your nurse straight away if you have any of these symptoms.
If this happens when you're having treatment, it can damage the tissue around the vein. This is called extravasation. Tell the nurse straight away if you have any stinging, pain, redness or swelling around the vein. Extravasation is not common but if it happens it's important that it's dealt with quickly.
If you get any of these symptoms after you get home, contact the doctor or nurse straight away on the number they gave you.
You have chemotherapy as a course of several sessions (or cycles) of treatment over a few months. A cycle of MVAC is either given over two weeks (14 days) or four weeks (28 days). When MVAC is given over two weeks it is called Accelerated MVAC.
On day one you usually have methotrexate, vinblastine, doxorubicin and cisplatin. After this you have no more chemotherapy for 13 days. This completes a cycle of your treatment.
You may have all the drugs given on day one or over two days. You then have methotrexate and vinblastine again on days 15 and 22. After this, you have no more chemotherapy for six days. This completes a cycle of your treatment.
You will have three to six cycles of MVAC in total. Your nurse or doctor will discuss your treatment plan with you.
Before you go home the nurse or pharmacist will give you anti-sickness (anti-emetic) drugs to take. You might also be given tablets called folinic acid (Leucovorin) to start 24 hours after the methotrexate. This is to reduce side effects. It's very important to take the tablets on time and to take them exactly as explained to you.
We explain the most common side effects of MVAC here. But we don't include all the rare ones that are unlikely to affect you.
You may get some of the side effects we mention but you are very unlikely to get all of them. Always tell your doctor or nurse about the side effects you have. Your doctor can prescribe drugs to help control some of these. It is very important to take the drugs exactly as your nurse or pharmacist has explained. This means they will be more likely to work better for you. Your nurse will give you advice about managing your side effects. After your treatment is over, the side effects will start to improve.
Sometimes cancer drugs can result in very serious side effects, which rarely may be life-threatening. Your cancer doctor and nurse can explain the risk of these side effects to you.
Your nurse will give you telephone numbers for the hospital. You can call them if you feel unwell or need advice any time of day or night. Save these numbers in your phone or keep them somewhere safe.
We're not able to list every side effect for this treatment here, particularly the rarer ones. For more detailed information you can visit the electronic Medicines Compendium (eMC).
Chemotherapy can reduce the number of white blood cells in your blood. This will make you more likely to get an infection. When the number of white blood cells is low it's called neutropenia. Your nurse may give you injections of a drug called GCSF under the skin. It encourages the bone marrow (where blood cells are made) to make more white blood cells.
Contact the hospital straight away on the contact number you've been given if:
The number of white blood cells usually increases steadily and returns to normal before your next treatment. You will have a blood test before having more chemotherapy. If your white blood cells are still low, your doctor may delay your treatment for a short time.
This treatment can reduce the number of platelets in your blood. Platelets are cells that help the blood to clot. Tell your doctor if you have any bruising or bleeding you can't explain. This includes nosebleeds, bleeding gums, blood spots or rashes on the skin. Some people may need a drip to give them extra platelets.
MVAC can reduce the number of red blood cells in your blood. These cells carry oxygen around the body. If the number of red blood cells is low, you may be tired and breathless. Tell your doctor or nurse if you feel like this. If you are very anaemic, you may need a drip to give you extra red cells (blood transfusion).
This may happen in the first few days of treatment. Your doctor will prescribe anti-sickness (anti-emetic) drugs to help prevent or control sickness. Take the drugs exactly as your nurse or pharmacist explains to you. It's easier to prevent sickness than to treat it after it has started.
If you still feel sick or are vomiting, contact the hospital as soon as possible. They can give you advice and change the anti-sickness drug to one that works better for you.
Feeling very tired is a common side effect. It's often worse towards the end of treatment and for some weeks after it's finished. Try to pace yourself and get as much rest as you need. It helps to balance this with some gentle exercise, such as short walks. If you feel sleepy, don't drive or operate machinery.
Your mouth may become sore and you may get ulcers. This can make you more likely to get an infection in your mouth. Gently clean your teeth and/or dentures morning and night and after meals. Use a soft-bristled or children's toothbrush. Your nurse might ask you to rinse your mouth regularly or use mouthwashes. It's important to follow any advice you are given and to drink plenty of fluids.
Tell your nurse or doctor if you have any problems with your mouth. They can prescribe medicines to prevent or treat mouth infections and reduce any soreness.
You usually lose all the hair on your head. Your eyelashes, eyebrows and other body hair may also thin or fall out. This usually starts after your first or second cycle of chemotherapy. It is almost always temporary and your hair will grow back after chemotherapy ends. It is important to cover your head to protect your scalp when you are out in the sun until your hair grows back. Your nurse can give you advice about coping with hair loss.
Your urine may be a pink-red colour for up to 48 hours after you've had your treatment. This is due to the colour of doxorubicin.
Your doctor can prescribe drugs to control diarrhoea. Let them know if it is severe or if it doesn't get better. Make sure you drink at least two litres (three and a half pints) of fluids every day if you have diarrhoea.
The treatment may make you constipated and cause tummy pain. Drinking at least two litres (three and a half pints) of fluids every day will help. Try to eat more foods that contain fibre (such as fruit, vegetables and wholemeal bread) and do some regular, gentle exercise.
You may get pain or discomfort in your tummy (abdomen), feel bloated, or have indigestion or wind. Your doctor can prescribe drugs to help improve these symptoms. Tell them if the pain doesn't improve or gets worse.
Chemotherapy may affect your skin. Your doctor or nurse can tell you what to expect. If your skin feels dry, try using an unperfumed moisturising cream every day. Methotrexate can cause a rash, which may be itchy. During treatment and for several months afterwards, you'll be more sensitive to the sun and your skin may burn more easily than usual. You can still go out in the sun, but use a suncream with a sun protection factor (SPF) of at least 30, and cover up with clothing and a hat.
Your skin may darken. It will return to its normal colour after you finish treatment. If you've had radiotherapy, either recently or in the past, the area that was treated may become red or sore.
Always tell your doctor or nurse about any skin changes. They can give you advice and may prescribe creams or medicines to help. Any changes to your skin are usually temporary and improve when treatment finishes.
These symptoms are caused by the effect of cisplatin or vinblastine on nerves. It's called peripheral neuropathy. You may also find it hard to fasten buttons or do other fiddly tasks.
Tell your doctor if you have these symptoms. They sometimes need to lower the dose of the drug. The symptoms usually improve slowly after treatment finishes but in some people they may never go away. Talk to your doctor if you are worried about this.
Cisplatin can affect how your kidneys work. You will have blood tests before and during treatment to check this. Your nurse will ask you to drink plenty of fluid. Tell them if there are any changes in how much urine you are producing.
Cisplatin may affect how your liver works. This is usually mild and goes back to normal after treatment. You will have blood tests to check how well your liver is working.
Vinblastine may cause pain in your jaw. Tell your nurse or doctor if you notice this.
Cisplatin can affect your hearing. You may have a hearing test before you start treatment. You may get ringing in your ears (tinnitus) and lose the ability to hear some high-pitched sounds. Tinnitus usually gets better after treatment ends. Some hearing changes can be permanent. Tell your doctor if you notice any changes in your hearing.
Your eyes may become watery and feel sore and may become more sensitive to light. Your doctor can prescribe eye drops to help with this. If your eyes get red and inflamed (conjunctivitis), tell your doctor. This is because you may need antibiotic eye drops. MVAC may also cause blurry vision or eye pain. Always tell your doctor or nurse if you have eye problems or notice any change in your vision.
Rarely, MVAC can affect the way the heart works, but this is usually temporary. You may have tests to see how well your heart is working before, during and sometimes after treatment.
If you notice changes to your heartbeat, have pain or tightness in your chest, or feel breathless at any time during or after treatment, tell a doctor straight away. These symptoms can be caused by other conditions but it's important to get them checked by a doctor.
This treatment can cause changes to the lungs. Always tell your doctor if you develop wheezing, a cough, a fever or feel breathless. You should also let them know if any existing breathing problems get worse. If necessary, they can arrange for you to have tests to check your lungs.
MVAC can affect the nervous system. You may feel confused, dizzy or unsteady. Rarely, this treatment can cause seizures (fits).Tell your doctor or nurse straight away if you notice any of these symptoms. They may make some changes to your treatment if they become a problem for you. It's important not to drive or operate machinery if you notice these effects.
It is important to tell your doctor or nurse straight away if you feel ill or have severe side effects. This includes any we don't mention here.
Cancer increases the chance of a blood clot (thrombosis) and chemotherapy can add to this. A clot can cause symptoms such as pain, redness and swelling in a leg, breathlessness and chest pain. Contact your doctor straight away if you have any of these symptoms. A blood clot is serious but your doctor can treat it with drugs that thin the blood. Your doctor or nurse can give you more information.
Some medicines can interact with chemotherapy or be harmful when you are having chemotherapy. This includes medicines you can buy in a shop or chemist. Tell your doctor about any medicines you are taking, including over-the-counter drugs, complementary therapies and herbal drugs.
Your doctor will advise you not to drink alcohol while you're having methotrexate as they can interact with each other.
MVAC may affect your fertility (being able to get pregnant or father a child). If you are worried about this, you can talk to your doctor or nurse before treatment starts.
Your doctor will advise you not to become pregnant or to father a child during treatment. This is because the drugs may harm a developing baby. It's important to use effective contraception during and for a few months after chemotherapy. You can talk to your doctor or nurse about this.
If you have sex within the first couple of days of having chemotherapy, you need to use a condom. This is to protect your partner in case there is any chemotherapy in your semen or vaginal fluid.
Chemotherapy can sometimes stop the ovaries working. You might not get a period every month and they may eventually stop. In some women this is temporary, but for others it is permanent and they start the menopause.
Women are advised not to breastfeed during treatment and for a few months after. This is in case there is chemotherapy in their breast milk.
If you need to go into hospital for any reason other than cancer, always tell the doctors and nurses that you are having chemotherapy. Give them the contact details for your cancer doctor.
Talk to your cancer doctor or nurse if you think you need dental treatment. Always tell your dentist you are having chemotherapy.
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This course investigates the relationship between law and morality by examining a series of cases that present challenging questions of moral behavior. Typically, discussion will scrutinize that behavior first in legal terms and then in moral terms. That scrutiny will turn on a meticulous reading of the judicial opinion in the case. Regina v. Dudley & Stephens exemplifies the kind of case we will use. Four men spent days in a lifeboat with little to eat or drink. The three sailors killed and began to eat the cabin boy. They were rescued, and (eventually) two of the sailors were tried for murder. Did the sailors make the right ethical decision? Should the law treat them as murderers? Other cases will present questions about suicide, euthanasia, keeping promises, rescuing strangers, relations within families, killing in self-defense, ownership of cultural artifacts, and special obligations imposed by roles.Discussion of the court cases will be informed by readings from the literatures on law and morality, on why people obey or disobey the law, and why people behave altruistically and even heroically. The course thus raises important questions about how we think about moral problems, how the law operates and is organized, and why people behave well or badly. Students will develop skills in reading closely, reasoning carefully, and arguing convincingly. The grade will be based on class participation and a final exam.
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Product Review: Utby Bar Table from Ikea
Ikea may call this a bar table, but we saw it an thought, "Most Perfect Kitchen Island Ever." We've been in the market for a good kitchen island for months and this one seemed to fit everything we were looking for: stainless steel top, room for our legs underneath, sturdy construction (as observed at the Ikea store), and sleek look.
Product Details - The entire package is called the Utby Bar Table and uses the Utby underframe with the Vika Hyttan tabletop. The underframe comes in two heights, 35 3/8" and 41 3/8". (We went with the shorter height.) The Vika countertop is a sheet of stainless steel wrapped around a fiberboard frame.
Assembly - Putting this table together seemed like a piece of cake...at first. The assembly instructions have you go from the ground up. You assemble the lower crossbar first, then attach the legs, then the top frame, and finally the countertop itself.
As soon as we attached the legs to the crossbar, we could see some torquing action going on that made the legs splay out at wonky angles. Trustful folks that we were, we continued assembly. Sure enough, the table wobbled by about an inch when we were finished. The legs have adjustable "feet" that allow you to compensate for uneven surfaces, but that wasn't going to help.
We started over from the beginning and re-assembled the table more intuitively - this time from the top down. We flipped the countertop upside down, partway screwed the top frame on, and then partway screwed in the legs. We gradually tightened the screws in the top frame and the legs, working opposite corners first and then across. This brought the countertop, the top frame, and the legs securely together with no twisting.
In the last step, we screwed the reinforcing crossbar to the legs, using the same strategy of gradually tightening at opposite corners. One final check of all the screws, and we were ready.
Flipped upright, the table was perfect - flat, smooth, no alarming twisting at all. We adjusted the "feet" a little for our uneven wooden flooring, and we were able to balance a marble on the top without it moving. Sure, we could have used a level, but the marble was much more dramatic.
Performance - We both love this island. In nearly two months of use, it has stayed sturdy and has required no adjustments. The island has a nice heaviness to it, so much so that we were actually able to knead bread on it without the table scooting across the apartment!
The countertop is a good size for doing prep work and the height is good for both of us (5'2" and 5'8" respectively!). Our large cutting board fits with plenty of room for prep bowls. It's also turned out to be a good size for frosting cupcakes, assembling pot stickers, and a host of other tasks that tend to take over our countertops. The garbage can and recycling bags fit very nicely under the countertop and next to the crossbar, which keeps them out of the way but still accessible.
The stainless steel countertop has worn very well. Since it's a sheet of stainless steel over a plank of fiberboard, we were a little concerned that it might bow or warp over time. So far, so good! Stainless steel tends to pick up scratches pretty easily - ours has gone from mirror shiny to looking fairly burnished - but this doesn't affect its performance.
Final Thoughts - Assembly woes aside, we've been very happy with the Utby as a kitchen island and definitely recommend it. Costing between $139 and $208 (depending on your choice of countertop and the height), this is a very affordable option for those of us who need an island but don't want to spend an arm and a leg to get it. There is another model that comes with shelves and that costs about $100 more.
Do any of you own this kitchen island (er...bar counter) from Ikea? What do you think of it?
Note: You may notice some extra holes in our photos of the countertop. This is because the Vika top wasn't standard yet when we bought it, so the holes were configured for a different product. Now that the Vika Hyttan IS standard, we assume the holes will be in the right place and won't require any home hacking.
Buy It! Utby Bar Table from Ikea
Related: Space Saver: Folding Kitchen Island
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Columbus is out of control
by Nicholas Lorenzi on 11/07/11 at 09:20 PM ET
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I try to make sense of it but still can't figure out what in tarnation is wrong with this team. The Columbus Blue Jackets are 2-11-1 with five points in 14 games and don't look to be speeding up. They are putting up the numbers on the ice but not on the scoreboard. The Blue Jacket's weekly reports:
Columbus leads the NHL in hits with 381 (27.2 per game)… The Blue Jackets have killed off 18-of-21 opponent power plays (85.7 pct.) over the past six games compared to 18-of-28 (64.3 pct.) in its first eight games… The Blue Jackets rank fourth in the NHL in shots-against per game (27.9) but stand 30th in goals-against (3.71)… The club ranks 13th-tied in shots per game (30.0 pct.) but is 26th in scoring (2.21).
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Marlins can't contain Reds after call at plate
MIAMI -- For the Marlins, it was more than a game of inches on Thursday night. It became a game of interpretation in what turned out to be the decisive eighth inning.
MLB's collision rule overturned what would have been an inning-ending double play, and it set up the Reds' three-run rally to a 3-1 victory over Miami at Marlins Park.View Full Game Coverage
MIAMI -- For the Marlins, it was more than a game of inches on Thursday night. It became a game of interpretation in what turned out to be the decisive eighth inning.
MLB's collision rule overturned what would have been an inning-ending double play, and it set up the Reds' three-run rally to a 3-1 victory over Miami at Marlins Park.View Full Game Coverage
Losing, on what the Marlins considered a "technicality," enraged the entire organization.
"As a former catcher in this league for 13 seasons, as a grinder who loved this game and respect this game so much, this game has been a part of my life forever," said Miami manager Mike Redmond, who was ejected in the eighth. "To lose a ballgame tonight on that play is a joke. It's an absolute joke."
Until the disputed eighth inning, Miami right-hander Tom Koehler was making Giancarlo Stanton's first-inning homer off Johnny Cueto stand.
Everything swung after catcher Jeff Mathis' positioning came into question.
The overturned call allowed Zack Cozart to score the tying run on Todd Frazier's sacrifice fly, and Ryan Ludwick put Cincinnati ahead with two-run single. The would-be, inning-ending double play was overturned after a six-minute, 10-second review. When home-plate umpire and crew chief Mike Winters rendered the decision, Redmond sprinted to argue and drew his fourth ejection of the season.
"I don't blame the umpires here," Redmond said. "Mike Winters -- lot of respect for these guys. We made a mistake today. Not just in this game, but for the game of baseball."
The replay ruling is decided in New York and relayed to the umpire crew in Miami. Afterwards, MLB issued a statement, which read, in part, "We plan to discuss this situation further with the appropriate parties."
The Marlins and Reds entered the game with identical 53-54 records, and both are scrambling to climb up in the playoff race.
"You sit here and you think about it and you wonder what you could've done and the route you could've taken to catch the baseball," Mathis said. "Could've made the play ... by getting out of the way and coming back to tag him. But I'm not going to do that."
Cozart, who didn't slide, believed he wasn't given a lane.
"I guess I could have ran him over legally, because he ended up having the ball in front of the plate too, but I didn't want to do that," Cozart said. "There was nowhere really for me to go. I thought it was pretty obvious from the replay that they made the right call."
Miami has now dropped two straight. In both games, the eighth inning proved decisive.
Clinging to a slim lead, the Marlins found themselves in an immediate bind when Cozart lifted a pop fly to short center field. Second baseman Jordany Valdespin raced back, called off center fielder Marcell Ozuna, but he was unable to make a backhanded catch. An error was charged on the play.
Pinch-hitter Devin Mesoraco slapped a single to left, and Koehler was lifted after 83 pitches. Mike Dunn inherited runners on first and second with the speedy Billy Hamilton at the plate. Hamilton dropped a sacrifice bunt to the mound, but Dunn couldn't collect the ball for an error.
With the bases full, Bryan Morris came in with a daunting task of the bases-loaded, no-out situation. The right-hander struck out Kris Negron, and Frazier lifted a fly ball to right. Cozart tagged and raced home as Stanton threw a one-hopper to the plate. Mathis applied the tag on Cozart.
"It's a tough situation to get out of," Koehler said. "Then, a guy comes in out of the bullpen, makes some great pitches to get one out. We've got a right fielder who makes probably one of the best throws you'll see. Can't be more direct. To have it interpreted the way it was and to have a game taken out from underneath us is sickening."
Cozart was awarded home and Morris returned to the mound after the long delay. Ludwick then lined his two-run single to center.
"It's one of those situations when you're trying to stay calm no matter what happens," Morris said. "They got that hit next batter. We're biting the bullet on this one."
Three batters into the first inning, the Marlins had a run on Stanton's solo shot to left. The laser was the slugger's 25th homer of the season, one more than he had in 2013.
After Stanton's homer, the Marlins had a chance for a second run wiped out when Casey McGehee was thrown out at the plate on Garrett Jones' single to center.
The outrage over the reversal in the eighth inning prompted McGehee to point out that in the first inning, he was out by a wide margin, but maybe could have contested that catcher Bryan Pena didn't offer a lane.
"I got thrown out on a similar play," McGehee said. "I'm out. Yeah, we could have probably made an argument that technically he got in front of the plate at some point. It's not baseball. That's the game we all grew up playing. It's a joke."
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Seven Psychopaths - Review
Review by Rob Carnevale
WITH Seven Psychopaths, Martin McDonagh confidently serves notice that breakthrough hit In Bruges was no one-off.
Displaying the same knack for mixing profane comedy with stylish ultra-violence and well-written characters that are somehow worth caring about in spite of the dubiousness of their morality, McDonagh has delivered another film that easily sits alongside the year's best.
The story, though, is a little more complex and lacking the focus of its predecessor.
Central to it is frustrated, borderline alcoholic screenwriter Marty (Colin Farrell), who has been unable to get beyond the title of his latest work, the eponymous Seven Psychopaths. There are loose ideas and the odd psychopathic character but nothing that really takes any shape.
Helping him along by doing his own kind of research is best friend Billy (Sam Rockwell), a struggling actor who runs a profitable sideline in dog-kidnapping with the help of an older ex-con named Hans (Christopher Walken).
When Billy kidnaps the prized Shihtzu of LA underworld boss Charlie (Woody Harrelson), all three find themselves on his hit-list while also becoming embroiled in other violent shenanigans that are mostly pre-empted by an ill-advised advert that Billy has placed in a newspaper.
McDonagh's film occasionally struggles to hang everything together by virtue of the sheer number of characters but several sequences border on the same kind of subversive genius that marked In Bruges out as so special.
An opening set-up, involving two Boardwalk Empire regulars, is particularly effective in getting the tone of the film down but is also indicative of the casual disregard for human life (or actor stature) that McDonagh has in store for his characters.
It also serves to lend the film an unpredictability that only adds to the delight.
The central performers, meanwhile, are all on great form. Farrell does exasperated brilliantly, Rockwell goes unashamedly bonkers yet somehow remains likeable, Walken combines menace with paternal grace and Harrelson marries violent rage with emotional wreckage at the loss of his dog.
There's colourful support, too, from the likes of Tom Waits, as a bunny carrying psychopath, and Zeljko Ivanek as one of Charlie's henchman, as well as several more cameos that are all ripe for the wasting.
Admittedly, some of the latter stages of the film feel prone to self-indulgence and the film, overall, may have benefitted even more from a little more time in the editing room.
But for sheer bloody, foul-mouthed fun and an ability to keep you surprised, engaged and laughing all the way, Seven Psychopaths is a bona fide crowd-pleaser that's difficult to resist.
Certificate: 15
Running time: 106mins
UK Release Date: December 5, 2012


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Win over Colts should not? be considered an upset
INDIANAPOLIS – One of the hardest things for a Bills fan, I imagine, is the need to inflate the importance of games late in the season, to view an otherwise ordinary win as some towering achievement.
When you never play in a truly big game, beating average opposition takes on exaggerated meaning. When your team has missed the postseason for 12 straight seasons, you learn to draw hope from simply hanging on the fringes of playoff contention into December.
Today's game against the Colts is a prime example. Listening to all the pregame analysis, you'd think the Bills were about to face an NFL powerhouse, a cross between the 1966 Packers and the 1985 Bears.
If the Bills get out of Lucas Oil Stadium with a win, people will be calling it an upset, a sign that the Bills are finally putting it together and making a run. Back-to-back wins, with the Jags and Rams coming to the Ralph the next two weeks, my God, we could be looking at . . . a heroic run to 7-6!
Look, I don't mean to diminish the significance of that sort of run. They did it in 2004, after all. We knew this was where the schedule would get soft. Hang around .500 until the midway point, then make a playoff push against a dance line of mediocre teams and rookie quarterbacks.
They're only one game worse than many people anticipated. Sure, the defense has been awful at times. But if they beat the Colts, they'll be one game out of a playoff spot. We'll have a playoff race, however flimsy, with games that matter in December.
But I don't want to hear about this game being an upset. The Bills should beat Indy. They're better. Before the season, this was a game you circled on the schedule as a victory. They've done a great job of lowering expectations. In a down year in the AFC, this should have been their year to break the playoff drought. They have to be kicking themselves.
"Yeah," said defensive end Chris Kelsay. "That's what we expected, what we all were preparing for. Obviously, we've not accomplished some of the things we wanted to do early on in the season. Right now, we're in a must-win scenario every week. Our playoffs started last week."
The Bills are supposed to be ahead of the Colts in their evolution. Indy went 2-14 last year. The loss of Peyton Manning was a big factor, but they were in a downward spiral. Now, they have a new general manager, a new coach, a rookie quarterback, a rookie running back, a patchwork roster.
They're rebuilding. Yes, they have Andrew Luck, one of the most gifted quarterbacks to come into the league in years. I'd trade every player Buddy Nix has drafted here for Luck in a heartbeat. The Bills are lucky the Colts aren't in their division. We'd be looking at another Tom Brady situation.
But Luck is still a rookie. He shouldn't be able to light up the Buffalo defense.
"Well, after your third game, you're not a rookie anymore," said Mario Williams. "He has had enough experience, enough playing time, enough snaps, enough big games and wins to validate that he's not a rookie anymore."
The numbers say otherwise. Luck is 28th in the NFL in passer rating at 77.2. He has 12 touchdown passes and 12 interceptions. Ryan Fitzpatrick has more TDs, fewer picks and a higher rating. The Bills have scored more points. Fitz should at least be capable of playing Luck to a draw today.
The Colts simply are not a good team. Their defense is bad. They're 29th in average against the rush. They're vulnerable on runs up the gut. Opposing passers have thrown 18 TD passes and four interceptions, rating out to 99.8.
Their special teams are brutal. The Colts are last in the league in covering punts. The Bills lead the league in punt returns. I'm told Leodis McKelvin hitch-hiked to Indiana so he could be at the stadium early.
So this is an afternoon for the Bills to make a stand and be the team their fans expected back in August. The defense has played a lot better in recent weeks. They're healthier. Kyle Moore has given them another playmaker at right defensive end. The defensive line is finally coming together.
This is it, fellows. Time for the pass rush to be the attacking force that people anticipated when Nix signed Mario Williams to that $100 million contract. Dominate the line of scrimmage, make life miserable for Luck and force him to play like a rookie and make some ill-advised throws.
That shouldn't be a lot to ask. Mario talks as if the injured wrist was the reason he was a no-show early in the season. Fine. I think a lot of it was in his head, but if the wrist is OK, it's time to start earning the money in a big way. Be the best player on the field. Stop showing Luck respect.
The offense needs to have a big day against a suspect Colts defense. Fitz has thrown only three interceptions the last six games. He also has only five TD passes in that stretch. The Bills don't have a pass completion of 30 yards in those six games. They need some big plays today.
Chan Gailey needs to win the battle against an interim head coach, Bruce Arians. C.J. Spiller will be the featured back. Gailey has to find a way to get him the ball 25 times and generate the big plays the Bills have been lacking lately – and that Indy has a habit of surrendering.
Maybe I'm overestimating them. The Bills had to play some pretty sorry football to get to this point. But they have playmakers, and they need to produce a performance that reflects it with the season on the line. Nix said the stakes were higher this year. There are no excuses. This is the sort of game a legitimate playoff contender is supposed to win.
With Luck, the Colts will return to the elite soon enough. If the Bills can't beat them now, what hope will there be in the future? They better get them now, while Luck is still finding his way.
A loss today would extinguish all the enthusiasm that has been building over the last 10 days. A win would make them 5-6, which would resuscitate the hopes of Bills fans. It feels like we've been here many times before. You have to wonder if they're setting you up for the inevitable letdown.
At least it would breathe new life into what looked to be a lost season. It might be false hope, but it's all you've got. The Bills came into this season with a very high standard. You might as well hold them to it.
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The New Yorker magazine has just published this lengthy profile and interview with author J. K. Rowling which goes into much depth and detail about her time following the release of the final Harry Potter novel as she began to write her forthcoming novel geared towards adults, The Casual Vacancy. The piece offers new details regarding specific characters, plot details, and themes for her new book (spoiler alert!), while also going through much of Rowling's back story from when she was a child through her raise in popularity for the Harry Potter novels. Of particular interest, however, are Rowling's comments regarding her decision to publish– and how to publish– this novel. In part:
I asked her if publishing the new book made her feel exposed. "I thought I'd feel frightened at this point," she said. "Not just because it's been five years, and anything I wrote after Potter—anything—was going to receive a certain degree of attention that is not entirely welcome, if I'm honest. It's not the place I'm happiest or most comfortable, shall we say. So, for the first few years of writing 'The Casual Vacancy,' I kept saying to myself, 'You're very lucky. You can pay your bills, you don't have to publish it.' And that was a very freeing thought, even though I knew bloody well, in my heart of hearts, that I was going to publish it…"
The author continues, offering more details on the theme of the novel, and how the story developed over time. Quote:
"It's been billed, slightly, as a black comedy, but to me it's more of a comic tragedy," she said. If the novel had precedents, "it would be sort of nineteenth-century: the anatomy and the analysis of a very small and closed society." A local election was "a perfect way in," she said. "It's the smallest possible building block of democracy—this tiny atom on which everything rests."
"The Casual Vacancy" describes young people coming of age in a place divided by warring factions, and the deceased council member, Barry Fairbrother—who dies in the first chapter but remains the story's moral center—had the same virtues, in his world, that Harry had in his: tolerance, constancy, a willingness to act.
"I think there is a through-line," Rowling said. "Mortality, morality, the two things that I obsess about." "The Casual Vacancy" is not a whodunnit but, rather, a rural comedy of manners that, having taken on state-of-the-nation social themes, builds into black melodrama. Its attention rotates among several Pagford households, in the Southwest of England: a gourmet-grocery owner and his wife; two doctors; a nurse married to a printer; a social worker. Most of the families include troubled teens.
The full 9,000 word New Yorker article is available to read via this link, but, be warned, this article does contain many spoilers.
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Last week, my then 8 week old son was weighed, and I was advised that, as he had dropped 2 centiles since birth, I would have to bring him back in 2 weeks and if the problem wasn't rectified I would have to look at supplementing with formula.
He was born on the 91st centile, and at 6 weeks had nearly dropped one centile. He is now around the 75th. He had put on 6oz between week 6 and 8.
Also around week 6, I was put on the mini pill to prevent periods. This triggered a very heavy period(!) and 3 days before weighing I was given oestrogen tablets to stop the bleed. After 24 hours I noticed a decrease in supply, rang the dr and was told the tablets could cause milk production to cease. Thank you, Dr! I asked if they might prescribe anything to help my production (I had domperidone with my first son) and this was flatly refused as "sometimes milk does dry up, and we don't help with that". Insert rant about NHS pushing breastfeeding, but not helping when you want to succeed.
Anyway, I started a mission to up my supply - fenugreek, skin to skin and feeding as often as my son would. Within 3 days I was happy that my supply had increased again as my breasts were feelng full, I had a let down I could feel, and feeds were generally better.
The problem is, I'm still not sure son is feeding enough, and I am so scared that next week I will be told to supplement.
He has LOTS of wet nappies. He doesn't cry a lot. He refuses to latch if he doesn't want the breast (knows his own mind?) but feeds well on his own terms. In my heart, I feel like everything's okay, but my paranoia and my NEED for breastfeeding to be successful are causing me to panic.
I need help.
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If son decides he does not want a feed, he will turn his head, yell at me, and generally refuse. If he does want a feed, he latches well, feeds quickly and efficiently, and has both breasts. Today he is not feeding as often again, so I am worrying again.
I had PND with my first son, and breastfeeding is the thing that really helped me recuperate - I felt that I was giving him something no-one else could. I am terrified that I am failing second son.


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These exquisite glass ornaments are reversed hand painted on the inside of the glass. Work is done by individual skilled artisans, using a special curved brush which is inserted through the small hole at the top of each ball. Originating during the Ming Dynasty, this painting technique has been refined over the centuries and is now used to create these unique, collectible ornaments. Each ornament comes individually nested in a padded red fabric box.
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Wednesday, November 20, 2013
- 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
- Chatham Campus Blood Drive
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American Red Cross with have a blood drive at the Chatham Campus Nov. 20th 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in the multipurpose room. Schedule your appointment online at www.redcrossblood.org and search by sponsor code: CCCC. Please come and help save a life!
- Specific Location: Multipurpose Room Bldg. 42
- General Location: Chatham Main Campus
- Audience: Alumni, Continuing Education, Curriculum, Distance Education, Future Students, Professional Development, SGA


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Marek's Disease Vaccine (HVT + SB-1)This page contains information on Marek's Disease Vaccine (HVT + SB-1) for veterinary use.
The information provided typically includes the following:
- Marek's Disease Vaccine (HVT + SB-1) Indications
- Warnings and cautions for Marek's Disease Vaccine (HVT + SB-1)
- Direction and dosage information for Marek's Disease Vaccine (HVT + SB-1)
Marek's Disease Vaccine (HVT + SB-1)This treatment applies to the following species:
Marek's Disease Vaccine, Live Chicken and Turkey Herpesvirus
U.S. Vet. Lic. No.: 279
Active Ingredient(s): The vaccine contains the FC-126 strain of turkey herpesvirus and the SB-1 strain of chicken herpesvirus.
Penicillin and streptomycin sulfate are added as bacteriostatic agents.
Contains fungizone as a fungistatic agent.
Notice: The vaccine has met the requirements of the USDA in regards to safety, purity, potency and the capability to immunize normally susceptible chickens. The vaccine has been tested by the master seed immunogenicity test for efficacy.
Marek's Disease Vaccine (HVT + SB-1) Indications
The vaccine is recommended for use in healthy one day old chickens as an aid in the prevention of Marek's disease.
Chickens to be vaccinated must be healthy and free of all diseases. It is essential that the chickens be maintained under good environmental conditions, and that exposure to disease viruses be reduced as much as possible in the field.
Dosage and AdministrationFrozen Vaccine:
Preparation of the Vaccine for Use: Important: Sterilize the vaccinating equipment by autoclaving for a minimum of 15 minutes at 250°F (121°C) or by boiling in water for at least 20 minutes. Never allow chemical disinfectants to come into contact with the vaccinating equipment.
1. Use 200 mL of sterile diluent for each 1,000 doses of vaccine indicated on the ampule.
2. Remove only one (1) ampule of vaccine at a time from the liquid nitrogen container. Thaw and use immediately. Do not hold the ampule toward the face when removing it from a liquid nitrogen container. Never refreeze a vaccine ampule after thawing.
3. The contents of the ampule are thawed rapidly by immersing in water at room temperature (15-25°C). Gently swirl the ampule to disperse the contents. Break the ampule at its neck and quickly proceed as described below.
4. Remove the cover from the diluent container. Draw the contents of the ampule into a sterile 10 mL syringe fitted with an 18 to 20 gauge needle. Slowly add the contents of the vaccine ampule to the appropriate volume of diluent. Withdraw a small amount of the diluent, rinse the ampule once and add this to the vaccine-diluent mixture. Mix the contents of the diluent container thoroughly by swirling and inverting the container. Do not shake vigorously.
5. Use the vaccine-diluent mixture immediately as described below.
Method of Vaccination:
1. Give subcutaneously only.
2. Use a sterile automatic syringe with a 20-22 gauge, 3/8"-1/2" needle which is set to accurately deliver 0.2 mL per dose. Check the accuracy of delivery several times during the vaccination procedure.
3. Dilute the vaccine only as directed, observing all precautions and warnings for handling.
4. Keep the bottle of diluted vaccine in an ice bath and agitate continuously.
5. Inject chickens under the loose skin at the back of the neck (subcutaneously), holding the chickens by the back of the neck just below the head. The loose skin in this area is raised by gently pinching with the thumb and forefinger. Insert the needle beneath the skin in a direction away from the head. Inject 0.2 mL per chicken. Avoid hitting the muscles and bones in the neck.
6. Use the entire contents of the vaccine container within one (1) hour after mixing the vaccine with the diluent.
Precaution(s): Ampules: Store in a liquid nitrogen container.
Liquid nitrogen container: Carefully observe all liquid nitrogen precautions, including wearing eye protection and gloves. Store in a cool, well-ventilated area. Check the liquid nitrogen level once a day. Keep the container away from incubator intakes and chicken boxes.
Liquid Nitrogen Precautions: The liquid nitrogen containers and vaccines should be handled by properly trained personnel only. These persons should be familiar with the Union Carbide publication "Precautions and Safe Practices - Liquid Atmospheric Gases", form #9888. Liquid nitrogen is extremely cold. Accidental contact with the skin or eyes can cause serious frostbite. Protect the eyes with goggles or a face shield. Wear gloves and long sleeves when removing and handling frozen ampules or when adding liquid nitrogen to the container. Storage and handling of liquid nitrogen containers should be in a well-ventilated area. Excessive amounts of nitrogen reduces the concentration of oxygen in the air of an unventilated space and can cause asphyxiation. If drowsiness occurs, get fresh air quickly and ventilate the entire area. If a person becomes groggy or loses consciousness while working with liquid nitrogen, get the person to a well-ventilated area immediately. If breathing has stopped, begin artificial respiration. Call a physician immediately.
Caution(s): Do not vaccinate diseased birds.
Vaccinate all of the birds on the premises at one time.
Administer a minimum of one dose for each bird.
Avoid stress conditions during and following vaccination.
Do not place chickens in contaminated facilities.
Exposure to disease must be minimized as much as possible.
For veterinary use only.
Administer only as recommended.
Use entire contents when first opened.
Burn the container and all unused contents.
The capability of the vaccine to produce satisfactory results depends upon many factors, including, but not limited to, conditions of storage and handling by the user, administration of the vaccine, health and the responsiveness of individual animals and the degree of field exposure. Directions for use should be followed carefully.
The use of the vaccine is subject to applicable local and federal laws and regulations.
Warning(s): Do not vaccinate within 21 days before slaughter.
Presentation: 5 x 1,000 dose and 5 x 2,000 dose ampules of virus, with 200 mL of diluent for each ampule.
NAC No.: 11050231
Merial is now part of Boehringer Ingelheim
|Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the Marek's Disease Vaccine (HVT + SB-1) information published above. However, it remains the responsibility of the readers to familiarize themselves with the product information contained on the US product label or package insert.
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Fall: June 1
[March 15 for international applicants]
Spring: September 30
[August 1 for international applicants]
Completed applications are processed throughout the year as they are received. International students who miss the deadline are required to submit to Temple University an evaluation of their transcript by an approved educational evaluation firm.
Number Required: 2
From Whom: Professional references from an immediate supervisor current or past are preferred. Academic references are acceptable.
This program provides in-depth knowledge of one business discipline and is ideally suited for students with an undergraduate business degree. Students not adequately prepared for the advanced level may be required to take a number of M.B.A. core courses. The department offering the courses in area of specialization will identify the core requirements on a case-by-case basis.
Bachelor degree required, not necesarily in business discipline
Two essays are required. See the Fox School of Business and Management website at www.fox.temple.edu/mbams/faq.html.
The GRE/GMAT is required. Quantitative and verbal scores on the GRE should be in the 50th percentile or above. Scores under 500 on the GMAT are not considered for the M.S. program.
Minimum TOEFL score needed to be accepted: 550 paper-based, 213 computer-based, or 79 internet-based.
A resume is required.
Upper-level graduate credits from an accredited graduate business program, but not previously applied to a conferred degree, may be transferred into the M.B.A. program. The credits must be part of the required degree program at Temple University. To be transferred, the grade must be a "B" or better. The Admissions Committee makes recommendations for transferring credits to the department chair. The maximum number of credits a student may transfer is 6.
Number of Didactic Credits Required Beyond the Baccalaureate: 39
Business Core Courses
ACCT 5001 - Financial and Managerial Accounting
FIN 5001 - Financial Analysis and Strategy
STAT 5001 - Quantitative Methods for Business
These courses may be waived by the program advisor based on appropriate past coursework.
Required Courses:
Curriculum: 10 courses / 30 Semester Hours
Choose 5 courses from a pre-approved list of courses in Healthcare Management, Accounting, Risk Management and Finance
Choose five electives from Accounting, Economics, Finance, Healthcare or Risk Management
(nb: the electives selected must be approved by the M.S. Healthcare Finance program director.
Internship: No internship is required.
Language Examination: No language examination is required.
This program has no culminating events.
Fox School of Business and Management
1515 Market Street, Suite 401
Philadelphia, PA 19102
215-204-1632 (fax)
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Natale Butto
Director of Graduate Admissions
Program Coordinator:
Barbara Manaka
Graduate Chairperson:
Dr. William AaronsonAssociate Professor
and Director,Center for Healthcare Research and Management
108 Speakman Hall
Robert Bonner
Assistant Dean, MBA & MS Progrmas
The Fox School of Business and Management offers MS programs through which students acquire in-depth knowledge of one business discipline. These programs are ideally suited for the business professional who wishes to develop advanced mastery of one business specialization. Our approach to graduate education helps develop practical expertise through case analyses and presentations, interaction with business practitioners, and team projects. The Fox School prepares students to step immediately into key management roles in highly specialized fields. The Fox School is the region's second largest business graduate school with over 1,300 students studying in 35 graduate business areas of concentration.
Time Limit for Degree Completion: 6 years
Center City, Fort Washington
The business foundation classes are offered at both campuses but not necessarily during the same semester. Upper-level courses are not offered at all campuses. Courses may be also offered online.
Fulltime students are required to complete the degree program through classes offered after 4:30 p.m.
Students are able to complete the degree program on a part-time basis (8 credit hours or less per semester). Part-time students are required to complete the degree program through classes offered after 4:30 p.m.
The Fox School of Business and Management is highly ranked. Current ranking information may be viewed at the following webiste:
All Fox School of Business and Management graduate business programs are accredited by AACSB -- The International Association for Management Education.
To gain mastery, students must complete a minimum of ten advanced level courses (500 level or above) beyond either the prerequisites or foundation curricula.
Graduates of the Fox School of Business and Management obtain jobs in: Computer/Information Technology; Consulting; Pharmaceutical Industry; Consumer Products/Services; Energy/Utilities; Financial Services/Banking; Government; Healthcare; Industrial Products/Services; Manufacturing; Telecommunications; and Tourism/Transportation.
Research is supported by the Fox School of Business and Management's eBusiness Institute, the Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, the Institute of Global Management Studies, the Institute for Healthcare Management, the Center for eMarketing, the Ethics Resource Center, the Safeguard Scientifics Center for Economic Education, the Institute for Financial Services, and the Small Business Development Center. Research interests of the Fox School faculty are also supported by numerous centers and institutes throughout Temple University.
Interdisciplinary Study:
Courses are available across the broad range of disciplines offered at Fox School.
The Fox School of Business provides graduate level courses during the summer at its Rome, Italy campus.
Not applicable.
Students with an undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or above may take classes on a non-matriculated status. Non-matriculated students can take a maximum of nine credit hours. Any additional courses require the student to be matriculated in a program.
The Fox School has a limited number of scholarships for students with high academic and test scores. Scholarships are offered at the time of acceptance into the Fox School. The Fox School of Business and Management has a limited number of graduate externships for assignments in academic and administrative departments. Work assignments are generally administrative in nature and may include word and data processing. An externship provides up to 20 hours of service per week. Students are required to submit applications directly to the department in which they wish to be appointed.
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Style # 203304
Ruched paneling and body-sculpting silhouette make this bebe dress a sexy way to brighten up your fall wardrobe. Offers an ultra soft and lightweight stretch. Try it with a pair of boots and patterned tights.
- 92% nylon, 8% spandex.
- Center back to hem: 27" (69 cm).
- Sleeve length: 12" (31 cm).
- Made in USA with imported materials
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S.
Ruched 3/4 Sleeve Dress is rated out of 5 by 5.
Rated 5 out of 5 by lovemylexus from This Dress Sets the Curve I'm 5'3", 105 pounds, 32DD and this dress hugs all the right places. DO NOT be alarmed if you order it online and it looks like it's too small and will fit like a too-tight shirt; it's all part of the design of the dress. The dress will actually stretch to fit you like a glove. It won't ride up, either (though make sure you have some invisible thongs on hand because this dress truly hugs the body! I would also recommend a strapless bra because of the way the dress sits on the shoulders). I can't wait to wear this with some nude heels or nude-colored boots. Thanks again Bebe for great designs at great prices -- I can't believe I snatched this up at the sale price!
Date published: 2012-12-24
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lulu99 from Sexy Blue Dress Beautiful color, great fit, nice detailing, and made in the USA. Perfect!
Date published: 2012-11-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by CatSF from Much prettier in person! This is one of those dresses that looks so-so on the web and almost atrocious on the hanger (due to the ruching). However, put this baby on and you'll feel like a million bucks! The color is really beautiful, almost a cross between royal purple and deep blue. The ruched paneling is corset-like and very figure flattering for all shapes and sizes. The longer sleeves are perfect for the cooler, autumn weather and the stretch fabric is extremely comfortable. Because of the gathered detailing, you don't have to worry about it riding up because it just looks like a part of the design. Pair these with some high-heeled boots and you'll look like Wonder Woman!
Date published: 2012-11-17
Rated 5 out of 5 by ErykhaCD from Sexy Dress!! This dress is very sexy, I love the ruched paneling. I decided to return mine though. I'm a little smaller in the chest so I just couldn't quite fill in the top portion. I would say this dress is true to size if you can fill in the slightly large and stretchy bust. If I had boobs I would buy this dress any day. Buy it today girls!
Date published: 2012-11-12
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kathy33 from Great for the figure! Love this dress, fits like a glove but flatters you in all the right places. Ruching is very forgiving, too! Love the blue color. Ordered the M/L because it fits so tight, am 5'3 and 112 lbs and is perfect!
Date published: 2012-10-31