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FSU oil exports through Iran set to increase

Iran's long-held dream of becoming a major export route for oil from the Caspian Sea has taken another step forward with the completion of the first phase of a new pipeline from its Caspian Sea port of Neka to the Rey terminal outside Tehran. Upgrading of the country's northern refineries to process sour Central Asian crude is also underway.Although crude oil swaps with Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan have not risen as originally hoped, Iran is negotiating its first swap deal with a Russian oil exporter–Lukoil–paving a new way for Russian oil companies to export their rising production to world markets.Early agreementIran has long sought to present itself as a major export...

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The Society of Friends, more commonly known as the Quakers, came to Ohio in the late 1700s and the early 1800s. The first Quaker to arrive in Ohio was George Harlan in 1795. By 1800, approximately eight hundred Quaker families were living in Ohio. The number of families had more than doubled by 1814. The Friends originally settled in eastern and southern Ohio and established Mt. Pleasant, Alliance, Salem, Lisbon, and several other communities in the state. The Ohio Quakers' yearly meeting took place in Mt. Pleasant. There, the Friends built a meeting house that could hold approximately two thousand people. The Quakers played a major role in nineteenth-century reform efforts including the temperance, women's rights, and abolition movements.

Many African Americans who ran away from their masters in the South came to Ohio. Many of the Friends were active in the Underground Railroad and hid fugitive slaves until they reached safety. In 1817, Quaker Charles Osborn of Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, published The Philanthropist. It was the first anti-slavery newspaper in the United States. In 1821, Benjamin Lundy, the "father of Abolitionism," began to publish his newspaper, the Genius of Universal Emancipation, in Mt. Pleasant as well. The Quakers also treated Native Americans in Ohio with kindness. The Friends did not try to convert the Indians to Christianity. The Quakers formed a school in Wapakoneta in 1821 to teach the Shawnee Indians the English language and their farming methods.

The Quakers believe in the Inner Light. According to their religious beliefs, a part of God, the Inner Light, exists in all human beings. Because God exists in all people, the Quakers oppose violence and war. While the Quakers believed that all human beings contained this Inner Light, the Friends made no real effort to convert other people to their religious beliefs.

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In conjunction with the National Association of Lincoln Presenters we offer an evening of conversation with the esteemed president, fine food and music. While partaking in a splendid buffet dinner you will have the opportunity to converse with President Lincoln at your table and listen to Civil War music performed by Steve Ball. After dinner, you will be treated to presentations from Gen. Ulysses Grant and Mr. Frederick Douglass. $60, $50 Ohio Historical Society members. Cash bar available. Reservations required by Monday, April 8, 2013 -- call 800.686.1541.

Dinner Buffet Menu:
Classic romaine Caesar salad tossed with parmesan and homemade croutons; rolls and butter; chicken breasts filled with garlic herbed cheese and shallots, wrapped in ham, topped with a sherry cream; fluffy white rice blended with broccoli and toasted almonds; whipped potatoes with a hint of roasted garlic; Red, White and Blue Parfait -- vanilla custard with blueberries, strawberries and whipped cream; regular and decaf coffee.

Location: Ohio History Center, Columbus
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OHSU Statements on Health Care Reform

08/21/09  Portland, OR

From OHSU President Joe Robertson, M.D., M.B.A.:

“OHSU would like to thank our congressional delegation for their hard work on the health care reform bill. This bill is an important step in the right direction as it greatly expands the number of Oregonians with health care coverage. It will assist small businesses across the state in insuring their employees. We’re also pleased that the bill addresses many of Oregon’s key current needs, including increased Medicare reimbursement so that our state receives its fair share when compared to other states. We look forward to continued work with Oregon’s delegation on the many health care reform issues that still need to be addressed.”

From OHSU School of Medicine Dean Mark Richardson. M.D.:

“This bill goes a long way in reforming our nation’s ailing health care system. These are reforms that will impact countless Oregon patients who are currently uninsured.  As medical educators, our next challenge is to make sure that there are enough trained medical providers - such as physicians, nurses and physician assistants - to care for the increased number of insured patients. In the state of Oregon, OHSU’s Schools of Medicine, Nursing and Dentistry will play key roles here.”


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OBU Alumnus Killed In NASA Shooting

OBU alumnus W. David Beverly was fatally shot by a gunman on the campus of the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, Friday, April 20. Beverly was a component engineer/electrical engineer with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

A member of the Class of 1968, Beverly attended OBU from 1964-68. He later completed a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering. His wife, Linda (Webb) Beverly, is a member of OBU's Class of 1969.

David Beverly's life is featured in an April 21 article posted on the Houston Chronicle's website. The article, by Chronicle writer Bill Murphy, can be viewed by clicking here.


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I'm the guy that every woman sees as the great big brother she wished she had. Yep, I'm a nice guy. Yuck! I'm not sexy, not exciting, but I will make you laugh.

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And I love sitting around discussing whatever things seem weird in the universe. I am an intelligent man who greatly appreciates intelligent women. Too many women seem to think it's necessary to "dumb down" to be accepted; that ain't right!

I also have a great respect for honesty: people who are up-front about saying what they mean and meaning what they say.

Most of all, I like to laugh, and I like to make others laugh, and I'm pretty good at it, if I do say so myself. A sense of humor is a glorious thing, so I hope you have a big shiny one!

Shortly after moving into my house eight years ago, I was adopted by a cat from down the street; I tried to discourage her, yet here she is. She's actually the third cat to do that in my life. Animals love me, but I wish not quite so much.

What I'm not so good with...
• I'm not religious, and I don't understand people who want to impose their hates and intolerances on others. I don't have anything against religion as long as it doesn't promote evil, like intolerance or being a primary focus of your life. Still, if you list yourself as "serious" about your religion, regardless of which one — or your "spirituality", for that matter — I doubt we'll get on well. Needless to say, fundamentalism is seriously suspect. As long as you believe in treating other people as you'd like to be treated, that's enough for me.
• My house is a mess, as is my office. I keep them sort of clean, but orderliness escapes me.
• I care nothing for sports. If you're dying to share season tickets, better to take someone else. If you like to watch an occasional game, that's okay, and I may even watch with you as long as you don't expect me to know the rules.
• I'm very monogamistic by nature. To those interested in p0lyam0ry, that's not something I'd be comfortable with.
• I don't care for exercise for its own sake. But I do try.
• I like being on water (think: boat), but I'm not big on being in water (I'm not a strong swimmer, and I don't much like being wet). I only mention this because it seems to be a popular topic in profiles.
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• conversation that travels to all depths and any extreme.
• opening jars, any jars at all.
• choosing colors (Yes, colors: if you're trying to match drapes to upholstery, I'm your man. I'm a graphic artist, among other things, and I have fantastic color sense.)
• spoonerisms. I tip over my trungue, sometimes even nabble bonsense.
• not losing my temper: extremely non-temperamental. I've actually had people get angry with me for not getting angry. I do suffer from life's irritations, mind you; I just don't lose it over 'em.

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• thinking of fun things to do. I love doing fun things, I just can't think of them ahead of time. (This is also a hindrance with regard to the previous item.) I am, for example, notoriously hopeless about thinking up Halloween costume ideas.
• dancing, but I want to anyway.
• holding a grudge; I tend to forgive and forget.
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• I say "howdy" in a non-ironic way.
• Maybe my hair. It's the only thing I have even a trace of vanity about: I have hardly any gray (except in my beard), and it's thick and soft and has no bare spots. I'm immodestly happy about that.

These may not be the first things but come pretty quickly after:
• I can find something funny about any subject. I try to eschew blatantly inappropriate comments, but sometimes...
• I can talk a lot.
• I'm hard to categorize — my opinions aren't always what people expect.
• People think I'm outgoing because I'm pretty uninhibited, but I am actually quite shy; once I get to know you, much less so.
• I have a tendency to get "teachy", but I don't mind when people tell me to desist.
• I'm opinionated, but not judgmental.
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• I like to read science fiction (Jack Vance, Matthew Hughes, Lois Bujold, ...), fantasy (Lawrence Watt-Evans, Dave Duncan, Juliette McKenna, ...), mystery (Peter Robinson, Elizabeth George, Henning Mankell, Martha Grimes, ...), and non-fiction in a variety of subjects.
• My music taste ranges from 60s Beatles to Lady Gaga techno-dance-pop. I have a soft spot for 80s new-wave. All-time fave is Kate Bush. Trance-dance because I like to dance even though I look goofy doing it. I like classical music too, though I don't listen to it all that often. My tolerance for C&W or rap is pretty low. My tolerance for jazz is non-existent— please don't make me listen to jazz to convince me how great it is.
• Movie faves include Love Actually, Bridget Jones' Diary, Zulu, Koyaanisqatzi, The Gods Must Be Crazy. I like odd movies like Jarmush or Cohen Bros productions. I like foreign films; recently I really enjoyed the Lebanese movie Where Do We Go Now?. No, I do not like horror movies. Suspense is fine, but occult/slasher/psycho movies I do not enjoy.
• TV likes: The Big Bang Theory, NCIS, Doc Martin, Spaced, the West Wing, Masterpiece Theatre, Nova, Mystery. I watch almost no TV nowadays, and I don't get cable, either. I wish people would stop telling me how great shows on cable are.
• I like Scrabble, and I will grit my teeth and congratulate you if you beat me at it. If you beat me at it a lot, I will be awestruck. Other board and card games are fun too. I've recently re-taken up chess, which I'd gotten tired of back in college.
• I do like food, yes. I am a terrible cook, however, so I eat a lot of sammiches and froze-dins. Much better to go out! I like Mexican, American, Thai, Chinese, Persian, Italian. I will not eat sushi. And I do usually include meat; I'm not interested in being vegetarian.
The six things I could never do without
Think outside the box. Sometimes the little things can say a lot.
• Something to read
• Air conditioning (in the summer… and spring and fall… often in winter too; this is Texas after all)
• Coffee (tea will do in a pinch)
• Conversation
• Passionate kisses (well, I can live without them, but I don't want to)
I spend a lot of time thinking about
Global warming, lunch, or your next vacation… it’s all fair game.
• language (if you speak one besides English, teach it to me)
• not spending so much time thinking about thinking about things. I really wish my brain had an "off" switch at times.

I don't think about chucking it all and living on a sailboat — though I do love sailing. However I do think about working in OkC's "big questions," if you know what I mean. If you don't, see the OkTrends article "The Best Questions For A First Date".
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• I'm really bad at lying, so I avoid doing it. If you ask my opinion, I'll be honest (never to be mean). "Diplomatic" white lies are pointless. (This means my compliments are always sincere, by the way.)
• I almost died twice in 2010 from complications following routine surgery. I'm all well now, but it left me with difficulty losing that not-enough-exercise waistline. The experience also accounts for why I finally signed up here (Mar '11).
• If it's your thing, Myers-Briggs finds me hard to categorize: every version of personality test I take finishes with a different result! INTP seems to be the average, but I've gotten every 'letter' at least once.
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• you love a good conversation and love to laugh.
• you think you can beat me in Scrabble.

I've gotten very shy about messaging, so if you feel inclined, please go for it! If you've managed to make it this far through such a long profile, that could be a good sign.


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There is so much to fit i this little white box. I love to be spontaneous and take random trips. I love to cuddle and watch a nice movie, chill with friends and fam. Hang out on the boat and enjoy the summer. Strawberry Haagen Dazs sorbet is the shit all year round. I love to fly planes. I am educated, have a good job, my own house and car and have my life together. Please have some type of goals and working towards something. Looking to meet new people and see where it goes. Oh, and i love everything Apple.
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Everyone always says some thing about my eyes.
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Think outside the box. Sometimes the little things can say a lot.
My car, cell phone, family, friends, music, and laughter.
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I used to be on here as a different user, but I deleted that account in hopes that I would never be single again, and here I am. I miss that username too...gah...that was a good one.

I'm a musician who plays the cello and the Irish flute mostly. I was classically trained in the cello, but since being in Ireland I've expanded my horizons to playing traditional music on it, along with folk music.

I've lived in Ireland for the past three years and I'm soon to start a PhD in traditional Irish cello that will, hopefully, keep me here for another four at least.

I'm basically an open book, and if there's something you want to know...don't beat around the bush, just ask me and I'll give you the answer plain and simple. The only thing I ask of you in return is to be open and honest with me.

I am really not attracted to wild-child girls at all, despite how crazy I can's never That bad. And if you've got pictures of yourself in a slutty Halloween costume, don't waste your time or mine please. I'd like someone I could call mine that the entire internet world hasn't seen.

I am funny, lax, and musical.
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I've finished two MA degrees in Limerick and I spent the last year working at the college. I'm spending my Summer gigging and researching for the upcoming year.
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I'm really good at being a friend to people. I'm always the person who people can rely on when they're down in the dumps or when there is a problem that needs to be addressed. I'm really good at taking care of people and listening to what they need.

I'm always good at giving people a good laugh. Come to me if you need a smile.

I'm also really good at cooking and making hot tea.
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People always tend to look at my feet first, since I always wear flip flops throughout the year, even in the winter.....y'know unless I'm doing a gig or for other reasons. After that, I wouldn't really know. I will say that it's funny to me that people can't tell that I'm from the states.
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Ludo Matisyahu, Thousand Foot Krutch, Skillet, Rchp, Counting Crows, James Marshall Hendrix, Lenny Kravitz, Damien Rice, Dashboard Confessional, Norah Jones, Shane & Shane, Bach, Chopin, Mozart, John McSherry Breval, Vivaldi, Guillaume Dufay, Beethoven, Flogging Molly, Nightwish, Mannie Fresh, Ne-Yo, Danger Doom, Gorillaz, Cake, 311, Ginastera, Brahms, The Baltimore Consort, Turtle Island String Quartet, Jimmy Buffet, Howard Shore, Schubert, Robert Schumann, Verdi, Marvin Gaye, Obadiah Parker, The Killers, Home Made Kazoku, Uverworld, Maroon 5, Mai Yamane, The Seatbelts, Oasis , Beck, Peter Frampton, James Blunt, Molly Hatchet, Eric Clapton, 38 Special, Chicago, Queen, Cherish the Ladies, Fastball, Velvet Revolver, The Rolling Stones, Cream, Santana, Rufus Wainwright, Matchbox Twenty, Linkin Park, Five For Fighting, The Dave Matthews Band, Weezer, System of a Down, Rick Ross, Flyleaf, Duncan Sheik, Barenaked Ladies, E-40, Alice Cooper, Dexys Midnight Runners, The Darkness, The Offspring, Lil Wayne, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Greenday, Tenacious D, The Georgia Satellites, The Apples in Stereo, Panic! At The Disco, Toto, Daft Punk, Petey Pablo, AKON, J Dilla, VNV Nation, Spin Doctors, Prince, Tony Bennett, Verve, Nirvana, The Monkees, Sublime, Tracy Chapman, Yellowcard, ZZ Top, Tonic, Soul Coughing, Silverchair, Rod Stewart, Solas], Muse, Beoga, Julie Fowlis, Lúnasa, Arkansas Symphony Orchestra, Chieftains

I'm also a huge fan of NPR on the weekends.

I can't really list all of the other things I like to watch and read. Basically if it's on The History Channel, National Geographic Channel, or The Discovery Channel I'll watch it. I also like things on Comedy Central and Adult Swim.

I love making my own food and I have no real genre that I stick to there. I've really gotten into making Italian dishes. I also like to add twists to recipes and experiment with vegetarian themes a lot. I'll pretty-much try anything once.

I have to make special mention that I've been reading a new book lately that is a collection of folk tales from my home state in America. They are the most vulgar stories I've ever read, but simultaneously they make me laugh and they give me insight in to the culture of my are in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The book is called Pissing in the Snow.
The six things I could never do without
Think outside the box. Sometimes the little things can say a lot.
I couldn't do without my:

Irish flute
phone (damn you apple...)
flip flops
pocket knife.
I spend a lot of time thinking about
Global warming, lunch, or your next vacation… it’s all fair game.
I spend a lot of time thinking about where I'm going in life. I know that's the typical cliche answer, but it's true. I'm also thinking about what my life would be like without things like arms or eyes and things like that. I have a very weird thought process.
On a typical Friday night I am
Netflix and takeout, or getting your party on — how do you let loose?
Most of the time I'm out with friends...either playing music or hanging out and talking over drinks. It depends on which Friday and which friends!
The most private thing I’m willing to admit
I’m an empty essay… fill me out!
I have a terrifying addiction to hummus, and I listen to "Good King Wenceslas" entirely too much.

To the opposite of most people, I didn't tick "casual sex" with every other box.
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I don't really have a reason for you to message me. I think you can come up with a few if, indeed, you choose to message me.

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Liner Note Author: Charles McCardell.
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A special one-time event documenting one of rock and roll's greatest and most unique performances. Recorded live at the Cocoanut Grove in Los Angeles, Roy Orbison is joined by an eclectic ensemble of rock and roll superstars. Highlighting this all-star line-up are Jackson Browne, Elvis Costello, T-Bone Burnett, J.D. Souther, Jennifer Warnes, k.d. lang, Bonnie Raitt, Bruce Springsteen and Tom Waits. Orbison and fellow performers spend a scintillating hour performing many of his greatest hits. Songs: "Only the Lonely," "Dream Baby," "The Comedians," "Ooby Dooby," "Leah," "Running Scared," "In Dreams," "Crying," "Candyman," "Go Go Go," "Mean Woman Blues," "It's Over," "Oh Pretty Woman," "Dream You," "Blue Bayou," "Claudette."

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Originally produced as a television special for Showtime, this fantastic live special features the now-deceased rocker Roy Orbison with several equally legendary rock performers. Friends and colleagues including Jackson Browne, Bruce Springsteen, Bonnie Raitt, Elvis Costello, and Tom Waits joined Orbison at Los Angeles's Coconut Grove in order to collaborate with and pay tribute to this irreplaceable rock and roll talent. Songs performed include many of the classic songs of romance that made him famous--from "Oh, Pretty Woman" to the tragic ballad "Crying." Shot in black and white, this performance looks as beautiful as it sounds, featuring at any one time a killer all-star band onstage, clearly loving every minute of playing with Roy, who of course outshines them all.

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  • Released: January 17, 2007
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  • 1.For Love and Failing
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  • 4.The Painkiller
  • 5.Kill to Believe
  • 6.Dearly Demented
  • 7.Line in the Sand
  • 8.She's Gone
  • 9.Tragedy of Empty Streets
  • 10.Return to Sender
  • 11.Hollywood Prison
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Bleeding Through: Brandon (vocals); Scott, Brian (guitar); Marta (keyboards); Ryan (bass guitar); Derek (drums).
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Recording information: Cherokee Studios, Los Angeles, CA; The Hellshack, Nort Hollywood, CA; The Room of Doom, Irvine, CA.
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As dark and brutal as its gory cover art suggests, Bleeding Through's THE TRUTH is an exercise in unrelenting metalcore. While the California sextet excels at monstrous vocals, blistering guitar riffs, and pummeling rhythms, it also works catchy choruses and majestic keyboard lines into tunes like the dynamic "Confession," giving this disc a surprisingly melodic veneer and a wider appeal than might be expected.

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"[A] biting political satire about politicians and their operatives involved in a campaign to promote a war....The film features some witty performances..."
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"Violently verbose and startlingly impolite, with shovelfuls of obscenities, IN THE LOOP is the most savage, biting political satire on the big screen in years."
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IN THE LOOP is a fast-paced, lancet-witted ensemble comedy from first-time film director Armando Iannucci, based on his satirical BBC sitcom, THE THICK OF IT. The film tracks the lies, misunderstandings, good and bad intel, and PR blunders that escalate into a full-blown (fictional) crisis in the Middle East over the course of a few days, in a few conversations and meetings, in a few corridors of British and American power. Though played for laughs, the movie demonstrates how the most incidental factors (leaked papers, hastily spoken soundbites) and players (aides, interns, and low-level government officials) can influence the course of history.

The pitch-perfect cast does a great job with Iannucci's script, improvising just enough to maintain the pseudo-documentary feel of the TV show. Even when the action gets loose and rollicking, the tone is tightly controlled satire, and the humor emerges organically from the situations and relationships at hand. Peter Capaldi, reprising his TV role, is hilarious as a foulmouthed, perpetually het-up Director of Communications for the British Prime Minister. Mimi Kennedy gives a droll but heartfelt performance as an antiwar U.S. diplomat and shares some touching and funny scenes with a more subdued than usual James Gandolfini as a U.S. general with surprising views on war. And Tom Hollander quietly steals the show as the hapless British Secretary of State for International Development whose careless remark in an interview sets off the events that catapult him into deeper waters than he has ever been in.

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Often compared to Cassandra Wilson and Diana Krall, vocalist Jane Monheit took the jazz world by storm with 2000's NEVER NEVER LAND while still in her 20s. With the help of a four-piece ensemble, Monheit performs live at the 2004 Brecon International Jazz Festival in Brecon, Wales. The one hour set features 12 familiar songs including "Dancing in the Dark," "I Won't Dance," and "In The Still of the Night." With her distinct vocal style, Monheit gives new life to these romantic old favorites from the MGM musical era.

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  • 10.Dancing in the Dark [DVD]
  • 11.Taking a Chance on Love [DVD]
  • 12.Waters of March (A_guas de MarAo) [DVD]

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Long-term outcomes among survivors of childhood central nervous system tumors: A report from the childhood cancer survivor study

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Presenter's Affiliation: St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Memphis, TN
Type of Session: Scientific

  • Over 270,000 childhood cancer survivors reside in the United States, and this number is expected to grow as survival rates after childhood cancer continue to increase.  Currently, one in 640 adults aged 20-39 years in the US is a childhood cancer survivor.
  • Of all adult survivors of childhood cancer, approximately 60% report having a chronic health condition, and 28% report having a severe or life-threatening medical condition.
  • Children treated for central nervous system (CNS) malignancies may be at particular risk for late effects from cancer treatment, including neurocognitive delays, endocrinopathies, and neurologic deficits.
    • Increased risk may be due to tumor location, as well as late-effects from therapy employed.
    • As multimodality treatment with surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy results in improvements in long-term survival for children with brain tumors, increased potential exists for late morbidity and mortality.
  • The Childhood Cancer Survivor Study (CCSS) is a database of patients who have survived at least 5 years after being diagnosed with childhood cancer. Patients have been enrolled from 26 institutions across the US and Canada, and data is maintained and accumulated via review of medical records as well as healthcare provider and survivor survey-based reporting.
  • The study presented here utilized the CCSS database to retrospectively review the cases of children treated for CNS malignancies between 1970 and 1986.
  • The intent of this study was to investigate not only long-term survival, but the incidence of second malignant neoplasm and chronic medical conditions, as well as sociodemographic outcomes, in adult survivors of childhood CNS malignancies.

Materials and Methods

  • The authors utilized the CCSS database to identify 2,887 adult survivors of childhood brain tumors.
    • Of these, 491 had been lost to follow-up, and 520 refused participation in the study.
    • A remaining 1,876 survivors were included in this study.
  • Data on initial tumor diagnoses and treatments was abstracted from medical records.
  • All deaths were confirmed via review of the National Death Index.
  • Second malignant neoplasm (SMN) tissue was reviewed by a central pathology review center.
  • Survivors and their siblings completed surveys to provide information on late-effects and quality of life.
  • Outcomes including mortality, SMN, health status, education, employment, insurance, and marital status were assessed to determine risk associated with CNS tumor type and treatment modality.

  • Of the 1,876 adult survivors considered, 1,305 were survivors of astrocytoma/ glial tumors, 306 survivors of medulloblastoma/ PNET tumors, and 115 survivors of ependymoma.
  • Patients were diagnosed with primary malignancy between 1970 and 1986, and median follow-up was 22.1 years (range 16.1 – 34.6 years).
  • Of all patients considered, 26% had received surgical treatment alone, 42% had undergone surgery and radiotherapy, and 27% had undergone surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy.
  • Sixty-eight percent of patients had received radiation to the whole or partial brain; 50% of these received dose of at least 50 Gray (Gy).
  • Overall survival in the cohort considered was 74.2% at 30 years; this is compared to a 98.5% survival rate in the age- and gender-matched United States population.
    • Overall survival differed for men and women (71.9% versus 76.9%, respectively).
  • A total of 546 deaths were observed > 5 years after treatment completion, resulting in a cumulative late mortality rate of 18.2% at 25 years.
    • The majority (61%) of deaths were due to tumor recurrence.
    • Second malignant neoplasms accounted for 9% of deaths, and cardiac and pulmonary problems together accounted for an additional 6%.
    • Late mortality rates varied according to initial tumor diagnosis, and were 23.3% for survivors of ependymoma, 19% for survivors of medulloblastoma/ PNET, and 17.3% for survivors of astrocytoma.
  • The overall mortality ratio was 18.0, describing an 18-fold increase in risk of death for adult survivors of childhood CNS malignancies when compared to age- and gender-matched controls.
    • Mortality ratios also varied according to diagnosis, and were 13.5 for survivors of ependymoma, 13.1 for survivors of medulloblastoma/ PNET, and 9.8 for survivors of ependymoma.
    • Annual risk of death was found to be 1.26% for ependymoma survivors, 1.1% for medulloblastoma/ PNET survivors, and 0.64% for astrocytoma survivors.
  • In the overall group of adult survivors, a 14% risk of death from recurrent tumor was observed, as well as a 2.8% risk of death from SMN at 30 years.
  • Second malignant neoplasms developed in a total of 9.1% of survivors (n = 223).
    • Of these, 53 were meningiomas, 100 were non-melanoma skin cancers, and 70 were other malignant tumors (14 new CNS malignancies, 12 soft tissue sarcomas, 12 thyroid cancers, and 3 leukemias).
    • An 18.5% increased risk of development of novel CNS malignancy was observed in the CNS tumor survivor population compared to the baseline adult population. Risk of meningioma development was increased by 2.9%, and risk of another SMN increased by 3.8%.
    • Risk of SMN appeared to be affected by cranial radiation, and a dose relationship was observed:
      • Risk of SMN was 12.2% in patients who received cranial radiation to a dose of 50 Gy or greater.
      • For patients who received doses from 1 Gy – 49 Gy, risk of SMN was 8.6%.
      • For patient who received no radiotherapy, risk of SMN was 4.5%.
  • Adverse health status was reported by 57% of adult survivors. The presence of chronic health conditions in survivors who did not have previous chronic health conditions was investigated:
    • New endocrinopathies were observed in 32% of survivors, representing a 20-fold increased risk over the general US population.
    • New neurologic deficits were observed in 72% of survivors, including seizures in 33%, difficulties with balance in 52%, and blindness in 16%.
    • Treatment with radiotherapy and/ or chemotherapy versus surgery alone was associated with increased risk of severe impairment in general health (odds ratio 2.8, p < 0.001).
  • When adult survivors were compared to their siblings, they were found to be less likely to have graduated from high school, be married, be employed, or have health insurance.
    • Survivors were 12 times less likely to be employed than their siblings, and 4 times less likely to be married or to have graduated from high school.
    • Radiation to at least 30 Gy was associated with statistically significantly lower rates of high school graduation, marriage, and employment.

Author's Conclusions

  • The authors conclude that adult survivors of childhood CNS malignancies are at high risk for late mortality and morbidity.
  • Survivors have a 9% risk of development of second malignant neoplasm, as well as significant risks of development of other medical conditions.
  • Compared with their siblings, they are less likely to have attained a high-level education, to be married, or to be employed. Certainly, these factors affect quality of life.
  • The authors note that this population represents a high-priority group for intervention strategies.

Clinical/Scientific Implications

  • This study represents a large, cohort analysis of adult survivors of childhood CNS tumors. It provides long-term follow-up, and an opportunity to observe late mortality and health effects in this population.
  • Based on the data presented here, adult survivors of childhood CNS tumors are at considerable risk for late mobility and mortality.
    • This population represents a group that should have access to diligent screening for SMNs, as well as other health issues such as cardiac and pulmonary disease.
    • Previous groups have shown that survivors of childhood cancer may not receive adequate risk-based health care (Nathan, ASCO, 2007); certainly, interventions from the oncology community are necessary to ensure that survivors are actively cared for as needed.
    • Survivors receiving care at a dedicated cancer center have previously been demonstrated to receive more active risk-based care than those followed in the community setting (Nathan, 2007); survivors of childhood CNS malignancies should likely be encouraged to seek follow-up care at a cancer center, ideally in a clinic setting dedicated to late-effects.
  • Although neurocognitive deficits in all likelihood contribute to decreased rates of high school graduation, marriage, and employment in this population, access to adequate social services could potentially increase these rates. Obtaining health insurance is particularly important for this survivor population which remains at risk for innumerable health issues and concerns.
  • The results presented here are somewhat limited by the era in which survivors were treated, as treatment modalities have changed considerably since the 1970s and 1980s.
  • Unfortunately, however, newer treatments are still associated with late health risks, many of which are the same as those presented here.
  • An expansion of the CCSS to include patients diagnosed with childhood cancers from 1987 – 1999 is planned; this will provide more current information, particularly regarding chemotherapies, many of which were not introduced until the mid-1980s. This expansion will also provide a larger and more modern population for analysis.
  • Having said this, the data presented here is an important contribution to our understanding of risks of late morbidity and mortality in survivors of childhood CNS tumors. Even as efforts are made to reduce these risks for patients treated today with advancements in surgical technique and radiotherapy technology, a large adult survivor population currently resides in the United States.
  • Diligence to the care of these and future survivors is essential to our ultimate global goal of improving outcomes for children treated for CNS malignancies.

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Overall, the Post poll found that 50 percent of Marylanders support allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry while 44 percent are opposed.

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I am writing in response to Tim Harford’s article 'Sex, shopping and the statistics of happiness’ (Financial Times Saturday March 10, 2012).  In the amusing, but shallow, article the ONS's Measuring National Well-being Programme was mentioned but unfortunately the author clearly missed the point.  This programme is about listening to grass roots opinion and building measures to go beyond established measures of economic well-being.  We are doing this with the clear expectation that this might influence the shape of government policy, as well as commercial and individual decisions, and lead to better lives.

The aim is to develop and publish an accepted and trusted set of National Statistics to help people understand and monitor how the UK is doing, both in terms of current well-being and longer term sustainability. It is increasingly understood that traditional economic measures of progress such as GDP are necessary, but not sufficient to reflect a nation’s overall well-being.

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I would like to implement an ldap scheme so that each
department which is an organizational unit has a
person who can control the entries for their
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add/delete/modify entries in their own ou only.

I am new at this, and somewhat confused.  It seems
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archives suggest this is the case, and it seems so
from reading the docs, especially the Chapter 5 Access
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syntax there.  I can find no "real-world" examples of
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This is on a Fedora Core 1 system.

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        additional info: objectClass: value #1 invalid per syntax

I have already made a few syntax changes:

attributeTypes   to attributetype

objectClasses to objectclass

But still I’m receiving errors.

I’m sure other people must have done something similar, but I’ve not been able to find anything.  So, I would really appreciate some assistance.

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Susan A. Davis sponsored or co-sponsored 19 earmarks totaling $50,882,000 in fiscal year 2010, ranking 61st out of 435 representatives. See details. To learn more about earmarks, visit our Earmarks section.

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Quality of Disclosure
legend Full Disclosure $227,905 (98.1%)
legend Incomplete $1,450 (0%)
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California State Council/Srvc EmployeesService Employees International Union$36$36$0CC
California Teachers AssnNational Education Assn$244$244$0CC
J Street$440$440$0IE
San Diego & Imperial Counties Labor Council$112$112$0CC
SEIU Local 1000Service Employees International Union$70$70$0CC
Sierra Club$10$10$0IE

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[Enter CYMBELINE, Lords, PISANIO, and Attendants]

  • Cymbeline. Again; and bring me word how 'tis with her. 2825
    [Exit an Attendant]
    A fever with the absence of her son,
    A madness, of which her life's in danger. Heavens,
    How deeply you at once do touch me! Imogen,
    The great part of my comfort, gone; my queen 2830
    Upon a desperate bed, and in a time
    When fearful wars point at me; her son gone,
    So needful for this present: it strikes me, past
    The hope of comfort. But for thee, fellow,
    Who needs must know of her departure and 2835
    Dost seem so ignorant, we'll enforce it from thee
    By a sharp torture.
  • Pisanio. Sir, my life is yours;
    I humbly set it at your will; but, for my mistress,
    I nothing know where she remains, why gone, 2840
    Nor when she purposes return. Beseech your highness,
    Hold me your loyal servant.
  • First Lord. Good my liege,
    The day that she was missing he was here:
    I dare be bound he's true and shall perform 2845
    All parts of his subjection loyally. For Cloten,
    There wants no diligence in seeking him,
    And will, no doubt, be found.
  • Cymbeline. The time is troublesome.
    [To PISANIO] 2850
    We'll slip you for a season; but our jealousy
    Does yet depend.
  • First Lord. So please your majesty,
    The Roman legions, all from Gallia drawn,
    Are landed on your coast, with a supply 2855
    Of Roman gentlemen, by the senate sent.
  • Cymbeline. Now for the counsel of my son and queen!
    I am amazed with matter.
  • First Lord. Good my liege,
    Your preparation can affront no less 2860
    Than what you hear of: come more, for more
    you're ready:
    The want is but to put those powers in motion
    That long to move.
  • Cymbeline. I thank you. Let's withdraw; 2865
    And meet the time as it seeks us. We fear not
    What can from Italy annoy us; but
    We grieve at chances here. Away!

[Exeunt all but PISANIO]

  • Pisanio. I heard no letter from my master since 2870
    I wrote him Imogen was slain: 'tis strange:
    Nor hear I from my mistress who did promise
    To yield me often tidings: neither know I
    What is betid to Cloten; but remain
    Perplex'd in all. The heavens still must work. 2875
    Wherein I am false I am honest; not true, to be true.
    These present wars shall find I love my country,
    Even to the note o' the king, or I'll fall in them.
    All other doubts, by time let them be clear'd:
    Fortune brings in some boats that are not steer'd. 2880

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An ordinance by the Kerala government cunningly bars opposition MLAs from temple trusts
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NO ATHEISTS ALLOWED Only those who believe in God can elect Devaswom Board members

Kerala’s opposition Left Democratic Front (LDF) legislators are in a peculiar ‘spiritual’ quandary, thanks to a cunning ordinance on the state’s temple trusts by the ruling United Democratic Front (UDF). The Devaswom Board deals with the administration of temples in the state. Vast sums of money are involved in running temples, and being a board member—elected by legislators—is highly valued. The ordinance now says that only those who give a declaration of their belief in God can elect members of the three boards—Travancore, Cochin and Malabar. That effectively rules out MLAs of the Left parties since ideologically, they are atheists.

The ruling UDF, with 27 members, has fewer Hindu MLAs than the LDF, which has 48. The ordinance means that the 27 will now decide who gets appointed to the Board. The CPM has already called the ordinance ‘unconstitutional’ and will challenge it in court. Pinarayi Vijayan, the party’s state secretary, demanded that the government define ‘Hindus’. He said the Charvaka sect of the Hindu religion had been atheist. “If a Hindu MLA is a follower of Charvaka, will he be denied the right to vote?” he asked in a statement. From the Congress, unexpected dissent came from VT Balram, who refused to give the declaration. In an online portal, Balram wrote that the ordinance was not only unconstitutional but against the fundamental principles of secularism.

The move has been interpreted as the Congress’ bid to appease Hindus unhappy about the dominating role of the Muslim League in government. In that, it seems to have succeeded somewhat. Two Hindu organisations, the Nair Service Society and Sree Narayana Dharma Paripalana Yogam, welcomed the ordinance, stating that non-believers had no business in spiritual affairs.

The UDF government says it has no plans to roll back the ordinance. “Why are they (the CPM) so worried about the administration of temples? Atheists have no business in Devaswoms. The government has nothing against LDF members. Any member who declares his belief in writing can very well participate in the process of electing Board members,” T Radhakrishnan, the state’s home minister, tells Open.


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by Hu, Wei-hsien

Abstract (Summary)
The electroplating wastewater is usually treated by chemical precipitation, and the generated sludge has loose structure to cause the difficulties in sedimentation and filtration. Moreover, the sludge is unstable and the contained heavy metals are easily leached. Solidification is one method to deal with this kind of sludge; however it cause another problem, land requirement. In this study, the contents of electroplating wastewater are divided into two parts organic matters and heavy metals; organic matters are treated by Fenton method and heavy metals are by Ferrite process. The purpose of this study is that through the serial Fenton-Ferrite Process treatment the effluent water and the sludge generated from the procedure could meet the standards in Taiwan. It was well-know that the primary operation factors of Ferrite Process are pH, reaction temperature, ferrous ion concentration, time and aeration. The results showed that the proper factors of FP were pH=10, temperature= 90¢J, Fe/M molar ratio= 7,reaction time=80 min and aeration rate=1.0 L air / min / L solution. However, in Fenton method, the parameters of pH, hydrogen peroxide, ferrous ion concentration, and reaction time were discussed. I had greatest efficiency under the data showed that Fenton method pH = 3, ferrous ion concentration=3000 mg/L, hydrogen peroxide = 13000 mg/L, and reaction time=2 hr. The wastewater measured COD =1162 mg/L, Cr=70 mg/L, Zn=400 mg/L. The treatment efficiency of the procedure combining Fenton method and Ferrite Process were that COD=88.5 mg/L, Cr=1.06 mg/L, and Zn=0.98 mg/Lin effluent water and the TCLP test results of sludge were Cr=3.37 mg/L, Zn=2.46 mg/L. All the data showed that the combination of the two process can significantly treat wastewater to meet the standards. Furthermore, the sludge can be recycled as magnetic materials or other purposes due to it¡¦s specific properties.
Bibliographical Information:

Advisor:Wen-Chien Kuo; Jie-Chung Lou; Shui-Jen Chen

School:National Sun Yat-Sen University

School Location:China - Taiwan

Source Type:Master's Thesis

Keywords:heavy metals organic matters fenton method ferrite process electroplating wastewater

Date of Publication:06/30/2008

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On a cold winter evening, this spicy sausage dish, flavored with sharp mustard, is sure to heat things up!
Servings: Makes 6 servings
  • 2 tablespoons olive oil
  • 2 small leeks , trimmed and thinly sliced
  • 1 small head green cabbage , thinly sliced
  • 1 bulb fennel , thinly sliced
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  • 2 tablespoons honey
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  • 6 chicken sausages
  • Whole grain mustard , as needed
In a large skillet, heat olive oil over a medium-high flame. Add leeks and cook until softened, about 5 minutes. Add cabbage, fennel, and mustard seeds; cook, stirring, until vegetables are wilted, 10 minutes. Add wine, honey, vinegar, 1 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper; cook until liquid has reduced, about 3 minutes. Toss with cilantro.

Meanwhile, pierce sausages with a pairing knife. Grill or pan sear, until charred on all sides and just cooked through, about 15 minutes. Serve sausages with slaw and whole grain mustard.
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282 calories, 17.2 grams fat, 4.8 grams saturated fat, 19 mg of cholesterol, 244 mg sodium, 24.4 grams carbohydrate, 5.65 grams fiber, 7.3 grams protein


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Old 07-15-2004, 09:59 PM   #290
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Originally Posted by ozomulsion
Best part: Quick decison making, movement in the pocket, blind side awareness and toughness. To name a few.
Worst part: The long handoffs are not good IMO.
Neautral :Signal calls. No mater what arguments are made. They expose the blitz. The reason why N.E. decided on an all out attack on the Colts receivers is because Belichich couldn't rely on blitz's anymore.
long handoffs are part of the sell on the PA.
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