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Cognitive problems occur when a person has trouble processing information. This includes mental tasks related to attention span, thinking, and short-term memory.
Up to 75% of people with cancer experience cognitive problems during treatment. And 35% have issues that continue for months after finishing treatment. These problems vary in severity and often make it hard to complete daily activities. If you experience serious cognitive problems, talk with your health care team about managing those issues.
Signs and symptoms of cognitive problems
Managing symptoms of cognitive problems is an important part of cancer care and treatment. This is called palliative care. Talk with your health care team about any symptoms you or the person you are caring for experience. This includes the following symptoms or changes:
Trouble concentrating, focusing, or paying attention
Mental fog or disorientation
Difficulty with spatial orientation
Memory loss or difficulty remembering things, especially names, dates, or phone numbers
Problems with understanding
Difficulties with judgment and reasoning
Impaired math, organizational, and language skills. This includes tasks such as not being able to organize thoughts, find the right word, or balance a checkbook.
Problems multitasking
Processing information slower
Behavioral and emotional changes, such as irrational behavior, mood swings, inappropriate anger or crying, and socially inappropriate behavior
Severe confusion
The level of these symptoms often depends on the person's age, stress level, history of depression or anxiety, coping abilities, and access to emotional and psychologic resources.
Causes of cognitive problems
Cancer survivors commonly use the term "chemo brain" to describe difficulty thinking clearly after cancer treatment. But people who do not receive chemotherapy also report similar symptoms. Many factors can cause cognitive problems in addition to chemotherapy.
Radiation treatment to the head and neck or total body irradiation
Brain surgery, in which areas of the brain may be damaged or disrupted during a biopsy or the removal of a cancerous tumor
Hormone therapy, immunotherapy, and other medications, which may include the following:
Anti-nausea medications
Pain medications
Anti-anxiety medications
Heart medications
Sleep disorder medications
Infections, especially those of the brain and spinal cord, and infections that cause a high fever
Brain cancer
Other cancers that have spread to the brain
Other conditions or symptoms related to cancer or cancer treatments, including anemia, sleep problems, fatigue, high blood calcium, and electrolyte imbalances that can lead to dehydration or organ failure
Emotional responses, such as stress, anxiety, or depression
Not having enough of specific vitamins and minerals, such as iron, vitamin B, or folic acid
Other brain or nervous system disorders unrelated to cancer
Managing cognitive problems
Cognitive problems from a treatable condition, such as anemia or an electrolyte imbalance, usually resolve after the condition is treated. Likewise, problems caused by a medication should go away after stopping the medication. Problems related to cancer in the brain usually improve with treatment, but some symptoms may continue. Unfortunately, cognitive problems related to chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or other cancer treatments may be long term. Management of these lasting cognitive problems may include:
Medications, including stimulants, cognition-enhancing drugs, antidepressants, and drugs that block the actions of narcotics, such as morphine
Occupational therapy and vocational rehabilitation, to help people with the activities of daily living and job-related skills
Cognitive rehabilitation and cognitive training, to help patients improve their cognitive skills and find ways to cope with cognitive problems.
Strategies for coping with cognitive problems
The following strategies may help you better cope with attention, thinking, and memory difficulties and help you stay mentally sharp:
Keep a checklist of daily reminders. Put it in a convenient location, where you can look at it frequently. If necessary, keep another copy at work.
Do one task at a time and avoid distractions.
Carry around a small pad and a pen or pencil to easily write down notes and reminders. Or, download a note-making app on your smartphone and tablet.
Use a calendar or daily organizer to keep track of upcoming appointments, activities, and important dates.
Place sticky notes around the house and workplace to remind you of important tasks. You can also set reminders using your phone or email calendar.
Use word play, such as rhyming, to help you remember things.
Get plenty of rest.
Make time for physical activity to increase mental alertness. Try walking, swimming, or gardening. Yoga or meditation can also help you relax and clear your mind.
Conduct brain-strengthening mental activities, such as solving crosswords or puzzles, painting, playing a musical instrument, or learning a new hobby.
Don't be afraid to ask your doctor questions, even if you feel like you are repeating yourself. Then keep track of the important facts you discuss with your doctor. You can use a special notebook, a voice recorder, the Cancer.Net mobile app, or an ASCO Answers guide. If it is too overwhelming, ask a friend or family member to go to the appointment with you. He or she can take notes and review them with you afterward.
Talk with your employer if you are having problems at work. Discuss ways your employer could support you, such as changing your workload or deadlines. Read more about going back to work after cancer.
Prepare for the next day by setting out the things you will need the night before.
Color code or label certain cabinets or drawers where you store things around your home.
Put things, such as car keys, back in the same place every time so you can easily find them.
Eliminate clutter.
Store important phone numbers in your cell phone or display them next to your home phone. You can also carry an address book in case you forget to bring your cell phone when you go out.
Also, don't be afraid to ask your family and friends for help. And, talk with your doctor or other health care team members about counseling and other resources.
Cognitive problems in children
Young children (age 5 and younger) are more likely to have long-term cognitive problems. These cognitive problems can occur months or years after treatment ends and can continue into adulthood. The following treatments are more likely to cause cognitive problems:
Radiation therapy directed at the head, neck, or spinal cord
Total body radiation
Chemotherapy delivered directly into the spine or the brain.
Some of the possible cognitive problems include:
Decreased overall intelligence
Learning disabilities
Decreased attention span and attention deficit disorders
Delayed development, including delayed social, emotional, and behavioral development
Lower academic achievement, especially in reading, language, and math
Decreased ability to understand language or to put thoughts together in a way that makes sense
Decreased nonverbal and verbal memory skills
Your child may receive occupational therapy, speech therapy, behavior therapy, social skills training, cognitive rehabilitation, and/or medications for attention deficit disorders to help treat cognitive problems. Some children may need to learn new ways of learning in school or paying attention.
Additional in-school options such as specialized reading and mathematics instruction and special education programs are also helpful. Because early intervention seems to offer the most benefit, parents must be aware of possible cognitive problems. They should talk with their child's doctor, oncologist, or another member of the health care team as soon as they suspect a problem.
More Information
Late Effects of Childhood Cancer
Additional Resources
LIVESTRONG Foundation: Cognitive Changes After Cancer Treatment
CancerCare: "Doctor, Can We Talk About Chemobrain?"


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After Izuna gave up his eyes he probably started killing other Uchiha to find the "right eyes" for him. I think like Orochimaru he may have become a little unhinged and obsessed with this pursuit. He may have experimented with people both Uchiha and other clans to find a way to restore his power or improve it.
- Its possible that this obsession may have made him a bit of a nuisance to both sides. I wonder if the 1st Hokage's death is tied to Izuna?
- The forbidden jutsu he has prepared is probably a variation of the Creation of All Things jutsu that can restore his body to full power.
- I bet Itachi is the one who told some of the other members of Akatsuki about Izuna
- I think the idea I had in my mind from before is the correct one & The Eye of the Moon plan is only step 1 in Tobi's plan. What he really wants is to use the Creation of All things Jutsu then he can literally alter reality into anything he wants not just some Genjutsu. He will be able to alter all living things into a new form perhaps even absorb them into himself and become some kind of god like being powered by the Jyuubi.
Also he was another Kishi interview that predated this I guess:
Question: The legendary shinobi is now immortal! Does Uchiha Madara have any weak point?
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Emery County 4-H is helping to sponsor a school in Kenya, Africa. This school is the Ngala School for the Deaf. Deaf children in Africa cannot associate in any way with hearing children and do not receive much funding for education. In fact, to maintain one child for the school year it costs $200.
Last year, one extension agent and 4-H volunteer youth were sent to Africa. While they were there they were able to teach the youth in this facility how to use sewing machines and knitting looms, With the knowledge they gained they were able to produce quilts, pajama pants and hats for their own use. The African youth generally have one set of clothing and little bedding. The students are often the victims of robberies, so they have little in the way of possessions. This year, we hope to send school kits to these youth.
To help with the school kits, the 4-H Summer Sewing Camp helped make tote bags for the school items to be placed in. The kits will be sent to Kenya sometime in late September or October. We are hoping to fill at least 20 school bags.
4-H has long been a service oriented organization. Many of you or your youth have participated in some 4-H activity. We now are asking your help in donating much needed school supplies to place in the bags. We also need more bags if anyone wants to make them. There are instructions in the Extension Office, 75 East Main, #114.
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Dean and Connie Julian announce the marriage of their daughter, Shawnelle Somer Julian, to Patrick Brad Powell, the son of Gerald Brad Powell and Tanya Short.
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Developed by the National Gallery of Australia in partnership with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, the National Gallery in Canberra is the sole Australian venue for this exhibition before touring to Wellington New Zealand.
John Constable (1776–1837) was one of the foremost English landscape painters of the nineteenth century, renowned for his pure and unaffected representation of nature. Half a century before the French Impressionists, Constable was creating his fresh impressions of land, sea and sky in England. The son of a prosperous mill owner, merchant and barge operator, he grew up along the Stour River in Suffolk, and spent several years working in his father's business, where he learnt to understand the importance of weather to an agricultural community, observing atmospheric phenomena with a disciplined eye.
From early watercolours to later paintings, the extraordinary range of Constable's work is presented including masterpieces such as, The wheatfield 1816, Salisbury Cathedral from the Bishop's Grounds 1823, A boat passing the loc 1826 and The Vale of Dedham 1827–28. Presented thematically to show key phases of Constable's approach to the landscape, the exhibition places particular focus on Constable's remarkable oil sketches from nature, including his sky studies and Brighton seascapes.
Constable was a great innovator. He combined his deep understanding of nature with a passionate interest in the works of the Old Masters, in particular the landscape painting of Claude Lorrain and Jacob van Ruisdael, juxtaposing their interpretations of the natural world against his own experience of it.
Commenting on paintings that portrayed the natural landscape, Constable once wrote: 'Nature is the fountain's head, the source from whence all originality must spring'.
Constable's work has been much admired by many artists, including Australian artists such as Conrad Martins, Tom Roberts, Arthur Streeton and Hans Heysen. For this reason the focus exhibition Australia and Constable is be displayed alongside Constable: impressions of land, sea and sky. This supporting exhibition of works by Australian and New Zealand artists has been selected to provide visitors the opportunity to explore Constable's influence on Australian landscape paintings.
Constable: impressions of land, sea and sky is curated by Dr Anna Gray, Assistant Director, Australian Art, and Dr John Gage, who has taught for twenty years in the Department of History of Art, Cambridge University, is a fellow of the British Academy and recently worked on an exhibition of Constable for the Grand Palais in Paris. The exhibition is accompanied by a full-colour catalogue with essays from renowned Constable Scholars.
Significant education and public programs accompany the exhibition, including a Constable Symposium on Saturday 8 April with International and Australian speakers addressing the art of John Constable.
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It's not just a spectator sport, this year's annual Douglas County Fair: In addition to watching livestock competitions and rodeos, there are free pancakes, pie-eating contests, dances, carnival rides, hands-on ag-education opportunities — and, of course, the cricket races. The fair is Aug. 8-11, but many of the preliminary events are already underway.
The fourth annual cricket races for a couple hundred kids and crickets will take place at 1:30 p.m. Aug. 9, and racers are reminded not to bring their own crickets. It's not because race organizers are worried about seeing super crickets with suspiciously large muscle-bound insect bodies. They want to spare young cricket-handlers from perhaps losing their cricket pet, says Maryjo Woodrick, an event coordinator for the Douglas County Extension Office.
Apparently, there have been times when the cricket handlers get so excited during the race that instead of encouraging the cricket to move faster by patting the ground behind the cricket, they pat the cricket, Woodrick said. And there have been times when the winning cricket handler, so excited about the win, has jumped up and down where they wished they hadn't. So, the extension office provides the crickets, about 300 of them bought from a local pet store. Most crickets make it through OK, and kids can take them home as pets, with special instructions from Joe Julian, Douglas County's extension director, on how to care for them.
The fair, located at Douglas County Fairgrounds, 500 Fairgrounds Drive in Castle Rock, actually started July 27 with a junior division dog show and continues through Aug. 11 with 4-H and open competitions — everything from floriculture to goats to quilts.
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On Aug. 9, among other things, will the cricket races, a P.R.C.A. rodeo and headline entertainment, country singer Walker Williams, who has been the warmup act for Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard and others.
Aug. 10 kicks offs with the 9 a.m. fair parade on Wilcox Street, Castle Rock's main street, and then later on is the tractor pull, the pie-eating contest, another rodeo and a barn dance featuring Honky Tonk Voodoo, a Colorado band described as "country music with an edge."
On Aug. 11, the fair winds down with an 8 a.m. free pancake breakfast, a draft horse pull and another rodeo at 1 p.m.
In this county where bedroom suburbia is replacing ranchland, some members of the county's leadership still have agricultural roots and interests. Todd Spencer, chairman of the Douglas County Fair Board, is the go-to person for 4-Hers to ask sheep questions. His family has been raising and showing sheep since the 1940s, and he started the DC Lamb Masters 4-H Club. Spencer can take the flat of his hand, run it along a sheep's body, and tell to a fraction of an inch that ratio of fat to muscle, he said. Douglas County Commissioner Roger Partridge is the beef expert — he's been a longtime 4-H leader and superintendent of the beef program.
"The fair offers all the ability to see our past, present and future Western and agricultural heritage all together in one week even though this lifestyle is experienced and enjoyed all year long by many right here in Douglas County," Partridge said. "It is true Americana."
Partridge says they're noticing a strong and rising interest in gardening, and in raising chickens — and he's guessing it's because some urban communities now allow chickens.
"We have over 400 chicken entries this year," he said, about a 22 percent increase. "We've had to rearrange the barn for chickens. It's amazing."
Spencer is excited about how the county has been successful in drawing people from Highlands Ranch and other areas. Last year's fair attendance was up about 36 percent. It's much more fun than when he was showing at the fair as a kid and about the only people there were people competing. "It's more exciting, more stuff going on," he said. And the facility is much different.
"We have put over $30 million in capital improvements in the fairgrounds," Spencer said. And it continues with the still-under-construction Heritage Plaza project, which is an outdoor concert and shaded area. Part of the plaza will have a memorial made of 6,000 bricks that people can buy for $250 a brick and have a family member's name or business name put on it. Proceeds go to the Douglas County Fair Foundation's endowment fund, to be used for unexpected expenses or capital projects for the fair, which usually breaks even, Spencer said.
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and a pint of beer.
Oh, yes. I did have that also.
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Re: Braising Steak
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In the UK we had (and still have probably) "braising steak". Here we have beef. I would like to try braising some beef. Is there any particular cut I should ask for? I shall need to point to a part of my body or take along a graphic.
Note: all the cuts of beef are virtually the same price per kilogramme.
You mean fillet and sirloin are about the same price as brisket?
#13 Wed 05 Dec 12 6:40am
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You mean fillet and sirloin are about the same price as brisket?
The price for local beef here has recently increased substantially. The current price is around Bht 230.00 - Bht 250.00 (USD 7.00 - 7.50) per kilogramme. Give or take that slight difference, it doesn't matter whether it's fillet or scrag end mince.
Of course, imported beef (Aus or US) is a completely different ball game.
#14 Wed 05 Dec 12 6:46am
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For your interest, the same philosophy applies to chicken, duck and pork. One basic price for all cuts. We don't have local lamb or goat unfortunately.
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Re: Braising Steak
Wow. You could make fillet steak stew.
But don't. It will fall apart and won't taste of anything!
However, if money really isn't an issue and you avoid the tenderest cuts (fillet, sirloin) which won't do well braised, you could braise almost anything. So the answer to your question may be experimentation! Just watch it VERY carefully, as the cooking time will vary hugely (between 30min at the tender end to 12 hours at the extreme tough end!). Once it's tender, take it off the heat, if you cook for too long after that point it will disintegrate.
General rule for any meat is if it's dry, you've overheated it, but if it's tough, it needs more time. If it's dry AND tough, bummer - you cooked it too hot. More time will make it tender, but once it's dry, it stays dry. Low and slow is what you need. Simmer with barely a bubble rising.
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Re: Braising Steak
For a good braise you need something with plenty of connective tissues that will render down and provide fab flavour. I would go for something like shin. You can get shin cut Osso Bucco style (Has the bone in.) This is what it looks like:
The marrow of the bone renders out beautifully during a braise and is just crazy tasty.
Also, you could braise blade, chuck, or if you can get it Feather steak. Feather isn't about that much - its usually the farmer's treat!
Hope this helps!
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