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Early Lumpectomy Doesn't End Cancer Risk
Nov. 3, 2003 -- Lumpectomy -- removal of the breast cancer tumor but not the entire breast -- is an excellent option for many women with breast cancer. But the long-term risk of recurrence is high in young women, a new study suggests.
The study shows that young women -- 40 and under -- who have lumpectomy have a slightly higher risk of recurrent cancer 10 years after breast cancer surgery than women who have mastectomies.
This doesn't mean women shouldn't have a lumpectomy. But it does mean that women who have lumpectomies must continue to see a breast cancer specialist, says Rodrigo Arriagada, MD, professor of oncology at the Instituto de Radiomedicina in Santiago, Chile, and the Gustave-Roussy Institute in Villejuif, France.
Lumpectomy involves removal of the cancerous tumor and immediately surrounding breast tissue. Lymph nodes under the arm are also often removed. This surgery, as opposed to mastectomy, maintains the normal breast appearance.
"We consider [lumpectomy] quite safe," Arriagada tells WebMD. "But it is important to say to these patients that they will have a small, higher risk over years compared to mastectomy patients."
A 22-Year Study
From 1972 through 1979, Arriagada's team enrolled 179 French women with early-stage breast cancer no bigger than 2 cm. They agreed to be randomly assigned either to mastectomy -- removal of the entire cancerous breast -- or lumpectomy plus radiation treatment. Arriagada and colleagues report the findings in the Nov. 3 issue of Annals of Oncology.
In the first five years after treatment, the women who got a lumpectomy had a lower risk of seeing their cancers come back. But after five years, their risk was higher than that of the mastectomy patients.
Was this just a fluke? To find out, the researchers analyzed a database with information on more than 1,800 women with small breast tumors. For 10 years after treatment, those who had lumpectomy did just as well as mastectomy patients. But after 10 years, there were more breast cancers among women who had lumpectomies at a young age -- 40 or younger.
The Key: Long-Term Follow-Up
The findings don't mean young women with breast cancer shouldn't get lumpectomies. They do suggest that women who choose lumpectomy must be prepared for lifelong follow-up care.
"This is important because younger patients prefer to keep their breasts," Arriagada says. "You have to give them this information, knowing that they have to continue follow-up care for the long term -- 20-25 years. This is the most important message. Because in most cancer centers they finish follow-up by specialists in 10 years. We say they should continue with specialists and, after eight to 10 years, start making a special effort to detect recurrent or new cancers."
Pamela N. Munster, MD, a medical oncologist at Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, Fla., specializes in the treatment of young women with breast cancer. She says it's not clear from Arriagada's study that the tumors seen 10 years after lumpectomy are really recurrent cancer.


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Make inferring Python str type unsafe
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Currently, the type inferencer is happy to infer any Python type. However, in the case that it infers that something is of type str, it will no longer allow automatic coercion between that object and a char *. While one could argue that this is morally a good idea, it's going to break huge amounts of existing user code (for instance in Sage).
An easy fix is to simply make the inference of str unsafe. This means that it's off by default, so users won't hit it by accident. Of course, this is frustrating in the case that a user does want to try out "unsafe" type inference, or if we want to start inferring str for other reasons. There are at least three obvious things we can do to fix this in the long term:
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FARGO (KFGO-AM) -- A family of three escaped a burning apartment in Fargo Sunday morning.
The fire at 702 21st St. S. broke out around 7 a.m. Alex Anderson, his girlfriend, and one-year old daughter got out safely.
Anderson says they were sleeping when the fire broke out. He smelled smoke and woke his girlfriend. They went to investigate and saw smoke and flames coming from the back outside of the home. They grabbed their baby and dogs and got out.
Firefighters got the fire out quickly. Damage was confined to the back southeast side of the structure. The cause is under investigation.
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Nurse-Midwifery/Family Nurse Practitioner (NMW/FNP)
Do you want to practice as a nurse-midwife who is also prepared as a family nurse practitioner to care for children and families – delivering comprehensive care to individuals from preconception through adulthood? This dual-focus program will prepare you. It's especially popular among those choosing to work in rural or international locations.
What Will You Do as Certified Nurse-Midwife/Family Nurse Practitioner?
As a result of the nurse-midwifery specialty courses, you will be prepared to manage the obstetric and primary health care needs of women across the lifespan as well as newborn infants. Curriculum and clinical experiences in the Family Nurse Practitioner program will expand your delivery of primary care to children and men, so that you can also treat these individuals with acute illnesses such as bronchitis or headache and chronic illnesses such as diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity. Preventive health services, patient education, disease management, illness prevention and other kinds of care are provided within the context of family and community. Through the combination of specialties, you will be prepared as a family nurse practitioner and midwife to deliver comprehensive primary care to individuals from preconception through adulthood.
How Will Vanderbilt Prepare You for Practice?
This dual-focus program is built upon respected, successful specialties offered by Vanderbilt School of Nursing.
The Nurse-Midwifery Program is one of the largest U.S. programs offered in a university setting, where students have the benefits of a rigorous education and varied clinical experiences, while having a high level of faculty support and involvement. It is fully accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Midwifery Education (formerly ACNM Division of Accreditation).
The Family Nurse Practitioner Program at Vanderbilt is one of the oldest and most progressive in the country. Rich in experience and resources, the majority of faculty are seasoned FNP professionals who are actively involved in clinical practice in today's managed care environment.
Cutting-edge clinical practice sites and extensive research opportunities will give you an advantage in your development as an advanced practice health care delivery specialist.
Visit these two program sites to learn more.
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Michelle Collins, PhD, CNM
Dr. Collins joined the faculty at Vanderbilt in 2005, coming from a widely diverse clinical practice background. She began her career in nurse-midwifery as the first certified nurse-midwife in the city where she lived in Illinois, initiating a successful waterbirth service at that site. Her goal is to help students develop their passion in caring for women through every stage of a woman's life, and to guide them as they become excellent nurse-midwives who deliver evidence based-care. Dr. Collins is active in the Vanderbilt nurse-midwifery practice, having a special interest in cervical dysplasia, diagnosis and treatment. She has received awards for teaching and expertise in working with the media. Dr. Collins loves clinical practice, as well as teaching the next generation of certified nurse-midwives. She has had publications in such journals as the Journal for Nurse Practitioners, Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health, and Nursing for Women's Health.
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Dr. Reeves is a board certified family nurse practitioner and is an experienced nurse educator. She also has expertise as a primary care provider in addition to experience in management of NP run clinics. She received her MSN from Vanderbilt school of nursing and her PhD from the University of Kentucky. Her research interests are the impact of depressive symptoms on chronic disease outcomes. She joined the faculty at Vanderbilt in 1996 in a joint practice and academic role. Currently, she practices part-time at the Vanderbilt Williamson County walk in clinics in Franklin and Spring Hill, TN. She also volunteers her time as healthcare provider at a VUSN's Mercury Court Clinic.
The Vanderbilt Nurse-Midwifery program is fully accredited by the ACNM Accreditation Commission for Midwifery Education (ACME), 8403 Colesville Road, Suite 1550, Silver Spring, MD 20910-6374; Tel: 240-485-1802, www.midwife.org/acme, email contact for ACME: Jaime Sampson, Administrative Assistant, firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Kawasaki disease (KD)
What is the cause of Kawasaki disease?
What are the symptoms of Kawasaki disease?
How is the diagnosis of Kawasaki disease made?
What is the treatment for Kawasaki disease?
What is the prognosis for Kawasaki disease?
Kawasaki disease (mucocutaneous lymph node syndrome; infantile polyarteritis) is a rare condition in children that causes inflammation of the blood vessels, including the coronary arteries, which supply blood to the heart. Kawasaki disease also affects lymph nodes, skin, and the mucous membranes inside the mouth, nose and throat.
Kawasaki disease occurs most frequently in Japan, where the disease was first discovered. In the United States, after congenital heart defects, Kawasaki disease is the leading cause of heart disease in children. Most patients are younger than age 5. The disease occurs more often in boys than in girls.
What is the cause of Kawasaki disease?
The cause of Kawasaki disease is unknown, but it may be an autoimmune disorder. There may be a genetic component or a viral cause.
What are the symptoms of Kawasaki disease?
The symptoms of KD appear in phases. Treating the disease within 10 days of its onset may greatly reduce the chances of lasting damage.
First phase
Kawasaki disease often begins with a high, persistent fever greater than 102°F, often as high as 104°F. Such a fever lasting at least five days is considered a classic sign. The fever may last for up to two weeks and does not usually go away with normal doses of acetaminophen (Tylenol) or ibuprofen (Advil).
Other symptoms often include:
Second phase
Third phase
In the third phase of the disease, signs and symptoms slowly go away unless complications develop. It can take up to eight weeks for the child's energy levels to be restored.
How is the diagnosis of Kawasaki disease made?
No tests specifically diagnose Kawasaki disease. The diagnosis is usually made based on the patient having most of the classic symptoms.
However, some children may have a fever lasting more than five days, but not all of the classic symptoms of the disease. These children may be diagnosed with atypical Kawasaki disease. Therefore, all children with fever lasting more than five days should be evaluated, with Kawasaki disease considered as a possibility. Early treatment is essential for those who do have the disease.
In addition to a physical exam, the following tests may be performed:
Procedures such as ECG and echocardiography may reveal signs of myocarditis, pericarditis, arthritis, aseptic meningitis and inflammation of the coronary arteries.
Diagnosis largely is a process of ruling out diseases that cause similar symptoms, including scarlet fever, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, Stevens-Johnson syndrome (a disorder of the mucous membranes), toxic shock syndrome, measles and tick-borne illnesses such as Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
What is the treatment for Kawasaki disease?
Children with Kawasaki disease are admitted to the hospital. Treatment must be started as soon as possible after diagnosis, preferably while the child still has a fever, to prevent damage to the coronary arteries and heart.
Intravenous IV gamma globulin given by intravenous infusion in high doses is the standard treatment. The child's condition usually improves notably within 24 hours of treatment.
High-dose aspirin is often given to help reduce inflammation and fever. Anticoagulants can help to prevent clots.
Some studies have suggested that adding steroids to the usual treatment routine may improve a child's outcome, but more research is needed.
In severe cases, angioplasty or surgery may be needed to repair or bypass affected arteries.
What is the prognosis for Kawasaki disease?
With early recognition and treatment, full recovery can usually be expected. Even when they're treated with aspirin and IV gamma globulin, however, up to 25 percent of children may still develop problems in their coronary arteries. Patients who have had Kawasaki disease should have an echocardiogram every one to two years to screen for heart problems.


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Organized by the Association of Safeguard of the Town of Nabeul, two exhibitions opened its doors on August 28 in Side Slimane Park, Nabeul. The first one "Tunisian cities in memories" gives an outline of different Tunisian cities and their architectural structure through approximately 90 photographs collected by the safeguard associations of the towns of Hammamet, Bizerte, Ghar El Melh, Hergla, Testour, Kairouan, Gafsa, Sousse and Sfax. The second exhibition, "Nabeul in my memories", comprises of a variety of about 57 postcards portraying the history of the town of Nabeul and its traditions.


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I appreciate this opportunity to submit my written testimony to the Subcommittee on Public Lands, Forests, and Mining at its hearing to examine the current state of coal-generated electricity in U.S. power markets, and the challenges and opportunities the coal industry faces in the future.
I believe there needs to be an honest and transparent examination of the problems the coal industry faces in this 21st century. It is my hope that this hearing will provide our public with factual and truthful information we need in order to better understand the serious problems we face as a planet of people that have relied on a finite carbon-based fuel for electricity. However, because this panel consists mostly of coal-related industry representatives, I doubt that this hearing will conduct a comprehensive examination of the many problems coal poses to our country's future, and especially to our communities where coal is mined. Indeed, I doubt that anyone on the panels will even acknowledge that coal extraction or burning have any negative effects whatsoever.
As coal has become more expensive to extract in Appalachia, the coal industry, in order to compete in the market place has resorted to blasting entire mountains to ashes as a way to expose thin seams of coal previously thought untouchable. Unfortunately for we the people living near this type of mining activity (mountaintop removal) the pervasiveness of this endeavor has had dangerous negative effects on our health. Cancer rates in MTR communities are nearly double those in non-MTR communities. Birth defects are highly elevated in MTR communities while research clearly indicates increasing defect rates as MTR becomes more widespread. There are over 20 health studies now that should be raising red flags for anyone interested in the wellbeing of people living near MTR sites. However, rather than acknowledge the health science, our leaders have been deaf and mute, and the coal industry has embarked on a $15 million campaign to deny the scientific realities. As we are ignored and our pleas denied, our people suffer and die.
It is obvious that coal must remain in the mix of America's energy supply for a number of years while we transition to cleaner and renewable sources, but mountaintop removal mining is not necessary. MTR provides very little of our nation's electricity, it provides very few jobs; approximately 7000 jobs in West Virginia, the largest producer of MTR coal. Recent research shows excess death rates of 4000 people per year in counties that produce coal by the MTR method. Although at this time we cannot say MTR is the reason for these excess deaths, we can clearly say MTR is the most suspected cause of a myriad of human health disparities based upon ever growing scientific peer reviewed research that shows highly elevated levels of PAH toxins in our air and our garden soils. The United States Geological Survey has gone as far as to state that these toxins are not coming from an upwind coal fired power plant, they are not coming from someone burning wood or coal in their homes. They have the same exact signature as the blasted "overburden" on the MTR sites above our homes. We are breathing these toxins, they are in our garden soils. Much of these airborne toxins are ultra-fines of silica and aluminum. These are virus-sized particulates that enter the body and travel through the bloodstream to vital organs. In short, we are contaminated. I have been advised by USGS scientists to not eat vegetables from my garden nor apples from my apple trees. We cannot allow this abuse of our citizen's health nor our children's health to continue for one more day. Yes, we need coal in the foreseeable future but we do not need mountaintop removal coal, we cannot trade innocent lives for a few short term jobs, not in my America and hopefully not in the US Senate's America.
There is a bill that has been drafted by those of us that live with this constant threat to our lives. We who witness the sickness and death of our friends, neighbors, and family members have created an elegant bill that advocates a balanced and common sense approach to examining and resolving the health threat of mountaintop removal. The bill is House of Representatives bill 526, The Appalachian Community Health Emergency Act (ACHE Act). The ACHE Act does not call for an immediate end to MTR, no one loses their job, and everyone goes to work tomorrow. Please take time to read the science, then read the ACHE Act and introduce this bill in the Senate. Let's work together to accomplish a resolution to the innocent suffering of so many and put this dark moment in American history behind us.
Today, as we stand ready to launch missile strikes against Syria a most ironic thought came to my mind. We are poised to launch missile strikes against Syria for using chemical weapons against their civilians killing at least 1300 of them. Yet here in our own country we are allowing innocent people to continue to be exposed to the dangerous fallout of mountaintop removal blasting toxins; ironic indeed. In discussing this with a few colleagues we further considered the question of how does the TNT force of MTR blasting compare to the TNT force of a cruise missile strike. According to the last available records I have from the Institute of the Makers of Explosives there is approximately 5 million pounds of ammonium nitrate/diesel fuel mix detonated per day on the average in WV and KY where MTR is most popular. This type of fuel mix explosive provides about 80 percent of the explosive force of TNT. With a cruise missile carrying a warhead of approximately 1,000 pounds of TNT, coal companies are detonating the equivalent of more than 4000 cruise missile strikes per day in WV and KY combined. That may sound preposterous, but that is the math.
Any transparent and honest examination of the coal industry's problems needs to include the negative impacts, the market realities, and depleting reserves, and not merely rehash the worn-out "war on coal" rhetoric. If, as Senator Manchin has so often stated, he wishes to see "balance," then let's balance the discussion with factual information needed to make informed policy decisions. Otherwise, this will become simply another political feeding frenzy where the EPA and the citizens working to protect their health and homes are the bait.
Bo Webb
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Naoma, WV, 25140


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Britney Spears is NOT OK!
OK! must think it's still 1998 and Britney's in Justin Timberlake puppy love. How else could they describe her, in 2008, like this: "Britney Spears was the epitome of the California girl as she walked out of the surf in a white bikini." That's a bit of stretch, dontcha think? The last time she made news at the beach was when she ran into the surf in just her bra and undies. Well, at least this time she got the bathing suit part down.
In an exclusive photo shoot for the magazine, Britney claims to be focused on being a healthy role model for her two boys and says this involves an intense workout regime. I doubt very much her two children care if Mama's got a six-pack--they do care, however, if she's drinking a six-pack. Britney has many other issues to work on rather than her weight. Here's a flashback--wasn't she just recently committed? Any chance an article's in the works entitled "How Britney Got Her Sanity Back"? Just sayin'.
But hey, thanks, OK!, for teaching us a valuable lesson: "It's not how you feel on the inside, but how you look on the outside." Gossip site justjared.com agrees, issuing this gleeful proclamation based on Brit's new fab bod: "Brit Brit's looking poised for an ultimate comeback!!!!! YAY!!!!!"
Sounds like everyone's priorities are screwed up big time. Before "working out with her personal trainer" or getting her pop career back on track, this should be first on Brit's to-do list:
1. Get kids back.
Or do some women think that slimming down means her life is back together?
I don't think that slimming down means getting your life back together. But when you're a celebrity, unfortunately, people expect for you to look your best and to be in top shape. So slimming down doesn't mean getting your life back together, but it may mean getting your career back when you're in the entertainment industry.
What is with you Mom De Plume, why don't you give Britney a break! At least she's trying. I admire her for being so strong when her life is falling apart. Could you do so much better?
Wow! You really don't think much of Britney and are pretty judgemental. I guess you have lived a perfect life and have never made a mistake.
Why write about someone you dislike or the message a magazine sends if you are against it?
Better yet, read between the lines. The message is this. Here is a girl who had to watch everything she did or said, because of crazies like you. She grew up and made mistakes, because that's how people grow. She fell and is getting back up showing millions around the world that they to can turn a bad situation around. Yet, here you are throwing stones at her. Stone everyone imperfect…hmmm there probably wouldn't be many of us standing.
Wow you feel strong about this. I don't know when the last time you had six pack abs, but that requires control in most parts of your life. No partying, no drinking, watching what you eat.
True Brit hit bottom, however she is getting her act together. I think this is great, it shows young people that if you make mistakes, don't give up you still can straighten yourself out.
Wow, you obviously don't know what you are talking about when it comes to her kids. She gets 1 overnight and 2 other visits, this will be extended to 2 overnights in october, and she will regain 50/50 custody at the end of her conservatorship.
Also you can't really say anything about her sanity and getting her life back in order, as she has not displayed any behavior, in the past six months, that would support you saying she is mentally unstable.
You also can not say she is not being a healthy role-model for her kids. It's like me saying you are not a healthy role-model for your kids because you write such negative and judgemental bloggs.
But I guess people like you who can't find happiness in their own lives like to bring others down.
Right on Mom de Plume…I couldn't agree with you more!! Wasn't it just a couple of weeks ago that Britney's son was helping her with her cigarettes? She's far from getting her act together!
Dang woman CALM DOWN! Bitter???! To "beth", "lay off britney" and "M", i agreee 100%, i couldn't have said it any better!! First of all… NOT once did britney say she was normal bc of losing weight. Secondly shes been dragged through the mud bc of her weight gain, so who the heck cares if she wants to tone up? And like someone said earlier… losing weight means leading a healthier life style, not just looking better. But you probably wouldn't know that! Yes, the girls screwed up BIG TIME, but really when was the last time you saw her partying it up at a club or running amuck??? Does that mean shes fine now? No, but it also doesn't mean shes not. Point being, you don't know her.. you to know her kids or her family or her situation…..you're simply playing into a media frenzy. And seriously, if you have kids, shouldn't u be taking care of them instead of talking crap abt a celeb u don't know???? So according to your thought process of judging only the surface, that must make you a terrible mother and person whos bitter with no life?! Correct?
excuse me are there actually people out there that think britney spears is NOT a train wreck. I suggest all of you seek mental help immediately.
If Britney would lose more weight it would help the situation. My thing is, a pretty girl can always have her man solve her prolems for her. Girls have a tuff time with mathmatics cuz of the logicsticals behind the permanent residentual brain stains. see there's more pink matter in her noggin' than gray, and that means fashion and daily bathing cums first. i hope this helps explain her a bit more.
The key point here is that Britney is under CONTROL by her father, the courts, psychiatrists, and a team of handlers. She can't screw up right now becuse she is being CONTROllED to the extream by all around her. She is under a court ordered conservatorship. So no one here can say she is doing better or that she is not crazy anymore. With all the control she is under it is impossible for her to screw up right now. The proof is when she is let loose. That is when we will see if she is sane or not. Just becuse she has a Photo oop with a magazine that photoshoped her picture to make her look in shape (look at the tabloid pictures of her lateley, which there are thousands of them, she is not in shape like the picture on the OK Mag). She is still nuts though, look at pics of her that are close ups and you can still see the spinning eyes. She is on major psych drugs and is being controlled to the extream by all around her, that is NOT someone that is doing well or even better. When she is completely on her own and no one is watching her, and she is acting normal and sane, that is when you can say she is better. I bet that if she was let go right now she would go nuts again. It's about the kids, it's not about Britney. She is psycho and her mental condition is not likely to get better since there is NO cure for her mental problems, and her insanities which run deep. Which have far more to do with all the drugs she did for years and her major ego problems. And you can only monitor mental problems, and drug her for the rest of her life to try and control it. If she screws up and misses her meds she can go back to a full swing nut case quickly. Kevin has full legal custody, Britney only gets visits, which she can lose quikly if she screws up again, which she probably will. You have to be a really bad and terrible parent to lose custody as a mother to the father in California. The courts probably know way more then the public or the tabs do, which is why the courts took them away from her. Those here supporting Britney must be really bad parents thenselves or are teens themselves who are way to much in love with this washed up loser pop star. It's about the kids and NOT about the loser, alcoholic, drug addict serial vagina flashing nut case known as Britney Spears. She screwed up her life by all the drugs, promiscuity, and stuppid things she has done. She is now paying for it. It's called KARMA. She is now a 26 year old woman being watched legally by her dad and the courts. And no, she did not just make a mistake or two. She royally screwed up, and with her kids. Those that are saying "don't be judemental" are nuts. If you can't judge someone elses actions, then you can't make the world a better place or put those that are wrong in their place. Those that say don't be judgemental have things of their own that thay are hiding and don't want to be caught. Hence, their "don't judge anyone" attitude. All you Britney fans support losers since you are losers yourselves, and you want to justify all the crazy crap this nut has done since you don't take responsibility for your own actions. And no, the majority of the world has not done all the stuppid things she has done, and yes we are far better then her, and we still have our beautiful kids and love them as they do us. She may have a lot more money then the rest of us, but she is now mantally deranged and nuts, and has lost her kids, her mind, her respect, and her big career she had. The money is not worth it at all. I and most people would not want to he her for anything. WE are far more happy then her and life is really good for me and most. Well, except for the Britney fans that are at her level. Oh well, not our problem, lol.
Britney is not better. She is got everyone around her running her life and micro-managing her. They all tell her what to do, dress her, drive her around. set up the interviews and tell her what to say. You can see in her face in most of the picture out there of her that she is not happy at all. She just wants to break away and party again. It's in her blood and she can't control it at all. It is also possible she may be mentally challenged for life and the constervatorship will not ever be fully released from her. There really is something major wrong with her and I don't think she will ever be sane again. Thank God non of us is in her mental state, that would be a nightmere. But she did it all to herself with her selfish lifestyle and her partying and drugs for years. not to mention all the guys she screwed over and everyone else she abused. She is not the abusee, she is the abuser. Look at what she has done to everyone around her and her own kids. Now her dad and her record company are trying to run damage control and make her look good while they have her under lock and key. If she breaks awy again, she is going ot go psycho again like before.
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Even though your spelling is not that great, I have to say that I agree with everything you said. Well done, lots of truth and honest. Good for you, and bad for those defending her.
Wow, those that are trying to make what Britney has done look tame or like it is no big deal must be dangerous parents or tweeny fans. Disgusting!
What she did is awful, that is why she lost her babies you idiots. And I agree with the above poster, she is not better, she is just being micro-managed to death. You don't get that unless you really are selfish and crazy like she is. Just shows how the Britney fans are abnormal and deranged, and want to make Britney look fine and not have to pay for her actions. Well, she is paying for her actions now and will continue to do so. I also don't think she will ever be better. There is no cure for her condition. Just meds for the rest of her life and professionals watching her all the time.
While I wouldn't hold Britney up as the ideal mother right now, at least she's trying. She's doing what she can and sometimes when everything else is out of control, you focus on what you CAN control.
Britney grew up in the spotlight. When most people do screw up, it's in private. She had to do it in public and now she's trying to turn it around. Sure, she set a bad example for her kids at times. But now she's setting a good example for them by saying, "okay I'm going to dust myself off and try to make it better." And her kids will know if they screw up, Mom is probably going to support them and stand by them because of what she's gone through.
I hope you never have a complete breakdown.
Good for you Tina @ 10:04 PM. Good for you!
I'm tired of all the crazy Britney fans that defend everything this wack job does.
Yea right. Hitler can do whatever he wants, criminals can to and so can anyone else that does wrong, and no one is supposed to be "judgemental". That is such a crock of s***. Everyone should judge, that is what makes the world a better place and puts in ethical standards for society. If you can't judge then you can't right a wrong or correct anything that is bad. Anyone that says "don't be judgemental" is a coward that wants to see wrong in the world or has skeletons in their closet. So judge away everyone, judge away!
It may be too soon to say that she is better, but you can say she is well on her way. The Britney fans don't think that she was tame, or justified in what she did, and they don't think it was good. For all of 2007 and early 2008 all her fans were hoping that she would get better, they weren't wanting her to continue down that path.
All the people who criticize Britney often are the people who only take a surface look at the situation. Of course there is a lot that most people don't know, but if you look at the facts, then we you will be able to see how much progress she has made. She has bi-polar disorder, she had someone(Sam Lutfi) who was her 'manager' who did not have her best interests at stake and was the reason behind some of the craziness. If you look at how she was acting last year with the head shaving and late night partying, then you can see her progress.
And to all the people who say judgement is a good thing, I agree with you, it is a good thing. But not when you are bringing someone down because of it. You can make judgement and apply it to your life but don't tell others that they are making the wrong decisions.
Also just sort of a conspiracy thought, but that stint last year may have helped her career, because she was kind of fading in the music industry, but this has given her the oppurtunity to make a comeback and still be relevent. But then again she probably still would be relevant as she has a lot of staying power. I think she is the next madonna.
Oh god, I'm tired to read such articles all over the Internet. And I'm tired to react to those and to "defend Britney" as you say so well. But I'm gonna do it anyway. Just because I really like Britney for having lighten my musical life so far.
Nobody can neglect Britney's fame. Don't forget that she was one of the most powerful persons back in 2003, economically speaking. But that's not the point. She was the icon of a whole generation. The first. The one. The reference. Millions and millions of fans (who are actually still there) that were starving to see every Britney's move. And the machine began to work. Lots of fans —> More appearances in the magazines —> More paparazzis —> Britney's annoyed —> every mistake shown to the world —> Britney's fed up —> even more paparrazis to track EVERY contradictory move —> Britney's becoming crazy. That's just as simple as that.
What bothers me is that there are so much judgemental and narrowminded people in the world. People who don't see further than the top of their noses. I don't see the point in reacting that way. I mean, Britney did not kill anyone of their families, did not steal anything from them or never even was bad to anyone (except the paparrazi hit with un umbrella, but that is another story; there were circumstances). Why be so rude and unfair to her? Isn't in good to see her getting back into shape? I go on thinking that people like you surely had a perfect life without any trouble and that's exactly the reason why you dare talking (or writing) like that.
What she does in her life is none of our business. I mean, Sean Preston was holding mama's cigarettes. SO WHAT?? Did he smoke? Did he even take a cigarette from the pack? Obviously not. It's really becoming like that: people like you wait for the wrong move and when it's there (if only there is a wrong move), you jump on it and are proud to claim your disgust on Britney. So sad. And immature. You don't know nothing about life. Here is an example: I really don't like Tokio Hotel's music. Am I gonna write horrible things, criticize them and expose all that to the world? Of course not!! Why would I do that? I don't even want to do that because I know a lot of people really love them, just as I love my Britney. That's normal. And what I would have more is just insults from the fans. Why would I judge something that I don't like? Oh and isn't doing that actually a form of being interested in Tokio Hotel? So ask yourself the question: Isn't judgeing so much Britney a way of liking her and being interested in what she does?
I think everyone should stay objective towards Britney's story. Don't judge, don't blame. It could happen to anyone, right?
I couldn't finish that comment without SHOUTING TO THE WORLD (as you all do so well) how proud of Britney I am right now. And whether it pleases or not: she brings her life back together: more and more time with her children, the great body's back, the right persons next to her, a new album in the works… how could I be more excited about my "Britney future"??? And I will really finish the comment by saying that: if she had to fall apart and to reach the bottom again… I would still be there.
U all say,why doesn't she get better?why doesn't she change?WELL SHE HAS TO START FROM SOMEWHERE!!! AND WHEN SHE DOES,YOU WRITE THIS ARTICLE CRITICISING HER.You know what?everything she's gonna do,it's not going to be taken as something good…GIVE HER A BREAK!!!!!
Hey, non/Mom: Let me guess? I little (lot) on the heavy side yourself? All I hear is jealousy and meanness in your words. Focusing on a healthy life-style is the first step for anyone trying to get their lives in order. It strengthens you and helps you take on the bigger challenges. Why on earth would you feel it necessary to throw disdain on such a positive thing?


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The Servant Of God, Mother Margherita De Brincat, whose Cause of Beatification is in progress at the Congregation of the Saints in Rome, was a strong, brave and far sighted woman.
Virginia De Brincat, as she was called in Baptism, made a Vow of virginity when she was 15 years old. On December 8, 1877, she was accepted as a Member of the Association of the Twelve Stars of the Heart of Jesus. After repeated pleas, on February 5, 1881, she was accepted as a Member of the newly founded Religious Congregation of the Franciscan Tertiaries.
When she was still young, Reverend Joseph Diacono chose her as General Secretary of the Congregation. When the new house in Birkirkara was opened in 1885, Mother Margherita became the Superior and also taught there. Her life is very tightly interwoven with that of the Congregation of which she was General Superior for many years, and for a span of more than 24 years. Justifiably she is considered the Foundress, having, in 1887, bravely taken the responsibility of guiding the Congregation when it was in danger of being suppresse d. Mother Margherita knew how to overcome the serious situation of the Congregation – both internal and external – collaborating fully with the then Bishop, Msgr. Pietro Pace.
It was when Mother Margherita was General Superior, that the Congregation spread beyond the confinements of the Maltese Islands. In 1907, the house in Corfu' was opened to give spiritual assistance to the numerous Maltese who had emigrated there. In 1922, the first two houses were opened in Sicily, Italy – in Troina and Regalbuto. In 1927, Mother Margherita was a Member of the General Council when, also through her enthusiastic support, the request of the Capuchin Friar Angelo Mizzi OFM. Cap., to send Nuns to Ethiopia was accepted. Above all, she deserves credit for having given the Congregation that spiritually valuable and apostolically dynamic characteristic, when she guided it for many years.
From 1911 to 1917, she served as the Superior of the House of Corfu', in Greece, and between 1924 to 1929, as the First Superior of the House of Adoration in Valletta, Malta. She later served furthermore as Superior at Xaghra, Gozo, from 1930 until 1940.
Subsequently, because of ill health, she lived the last years of her life up to her death, at the Mother House, Victoria, Gozo. Mother Margherita always nurtured a very cordial relationship with Rev. Giuseppe Diacono. Very often, he continued to give the sisters moral and material help, so much so that for Mother Margherita, he remained "the Founder", and this is how she referred to him. Mother Margherita died in odour of sanctity on January 22, 1952, at the Mother House, in Victoria, at the venerable age of 89, sorely missed by the Sisters and all those who had the fortune to know her.
On July 4, 1988, the Diocese of Gozo, initiated the Process of her Beatification.
"Inħobbu l-imħabba mhix maħbuba għax mhux magħrufa."
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A few Production stills from yesterday.
OBSERVE(WT): Shoot Day went really well...
After a small hiccup to begin the day involving Kallan and I having to wait AN HOUR! for the hire car (cheers Europcar) meaning that we didn't leave the depot until just gone 9am (after loading the Kit and picking up Bec + Coffee) we got on the road to the location at Daresbury Science and Innovation Campus.
45-ish minutes later we arrived and met with Tony Buckley (the guy that took Bec and I on a tour of the campus for the location recce) at the reception and got checked in by security.
We all went into Daresbury Tower for most of the morning getting various shots of the internal machinery they have housed in there. Used the Glide Cam and Track & Dolly for a few shots just to get a little more dynamics on the go.
Before we broke for lunch we spent roughly an hour with an Electron Microscope. This thing was unreal! 100x magnification to, wait for it…. 30,000! A 1p coin is so much dirtier than you would imagine. Also put some of my hair under it too, a necessary sacrifice in the name of the film. Hopefully getting some more images of previous things they've examined under it so i have a little choice in Post.
Ham, Cheese and Coleslaw baps never tasted so good…..
The Cockcroft Institute came next and we filmed inside their Vacuum science lab for a little while then moved onto the Bio-Labs.
All in all I think the day went really well. Came away with 25gb of H.264 compressed footage which is almost likely to double once I've converted them to ProRess so that Final Cut can work with them.
Kallan and Bec did a great job getting a variety of different shots for me to use. I gave them a lot of freedom to shoot what they wanted and after looking at some of the Rushes I'm glad I did. My thanks go to them for agreeing to work on the film and spending the whole day at the location.
I cannot thank Tony and everyone at the Campus for the help they have given, all were great in letting us film within their labs and seemed very happy to do so. I couldn't have asked for any more and am so glad I decided to use Daresbury.
On with the Edit…..
Shoot day tomorrow!
- Shoot day confirmed for Tuesday 22nd Nov (next week)
- Car booked
- Kit booked
- Crew confirmed
Happy Days.
This shows the current level of the vfx.
The image on the left is the initial screen taken from 'Epic 2015' and is the source of the inspiration for the female voice over parts.
The middle image is the first rendered test. Its not quite what I want the final thing to look like but as a test done in almost 15mins its not too bad.
The image on the right is the more where i'd like the visuals to end up looking like.
T is still working on the adjustments and I should have another test within the week.


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Prenatal Testing and Counseling: The New Front of the Abortion Wars?
By Ginny Engholm
As everyone who reads this blog (or is on Facebook or Twitter) is by now well aware, the Supreme Court's recent ruling in the Hobby Lobby case has dealt yet another powerful blow to women's right to access contraceptives and manage their own health care, reproductive choices, and bodies. But a recent law—this one in Louisiana and regarding prenatal testing and counseling—poses yet another, but much less recognized, threat to women's reproductive freedom. In May, Louisiana joined several other states (Massachusetts, Kentucky, Delaware, and Maryland) in passing a version of the Down Syndrome Information Act. This measure is part of the pro-information movement, which attempts to balance disparate groups and agendas within the Down syndrome community by bringing together both pro-choice and pro-life Down syndrome advocates in favor of providing women balanced, medically-accurate, and sensitive information about options when faced with a prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome. The act as intended requires doctors to give appropriate medical information about the diagnosis and the options. It also requires doctors to give referrals to genetic counselors and relevant support services when delivering a prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome to a patient.


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The crazy Texas weather is about to change again.It's going to be sunny and warm today, with temperatures hovering around 80 and south winds at 15 to 20 mph. Tuesday morning won't be bad either as residents will awaken to temperatures in the mid-60s.But an Alaskan cold front is expected to arrive later in the day, bringing north winds that will quickly drop temperatures into the 50s Tuesday afternoon.There's also a 20 percent chance of light rain as the front arrives.Wednesday morning is expected to bring record low temperatures of 38 or 39 degrees, which will break the mark of 41 degrees set in 1995.While North Texas is not expected to see freezing temperatures, "it's still cool for this time of year," said meteorologist Dennis Cavanaugh of the National Weather Service in Fort Worth.Wednesday's high will be in the lower 60s.It will still be cool Thursday morning as residents will awaken to temperatures in the upper 40s. But it will begin to warm up on Thursday and stay that way for the rest of the week including the weekend.Highs will be in the 70s and it could get back to 80 degrees on Sunday, forecasters say.Domingo Ramirez Jr., 817-390-7763Twitter: @mingoramirezjr
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The opportunities for today's English major are endless. Majoring in English, students learn to write clearly, analyze carefully, and think critically. These are life skills in today's job market, which makes the English major highly employable.
At Minot State University, English majors learn these skills with the benefit of engaged, passionate, and focused faculty to guide them through their studies. A newly designed English curriculum highlights the strengths of faculty members. The curriculum focuses on core and foundational courses-like literary criticism, surveys of British and American literature, and a multi-genre writing course - and includes a variety of topics courses so that students can tailor a program to their interests.
Degree tracks
- BSE in English: For those who want to teach at the secondary level. Minot State was founded as a Teacher's College in 1913 and teacher education remains a pillar of the university. English and Language Arts teachers are in high demand in North Dakota and across the country. With a degree in English education, students are armed with the skills and knowledge necessary to be successful wherever life leads.
- BA in English: For those who want to do...well, anything! An English degree prepares critical thinkers and strong communicators for careers in business, writing and editing, publishing, information technology, advertising, non-profit organizations, media, or law. Many Minot State graduates in English continue on to graduate school.
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- Experience low student-faculty ratio
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- Engage in community projects
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- Experience the literature of diverse cultures
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- Collaborate with your peers in English Club and the English international honor society, Sigma Tau Delta
- Attend the annual Sigma Tau Delta national conference and have the opportunity to share your work on a national scale
- Explore new viewpoints, ideas, and truths
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"Literature gives you knowledge of the world around you: past, present, and future. It also helps you figure out who you are and how you fit in the world."
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"If you want a challenge, if you are really interested in getting to know the roots of civilization-be an English student. We cover everything! History, Lit, Science-it's all in there somewhere!"
"MSU boasts an excellent faculty and a reasonable tuition fee. The English department, specifically, instructors with all different backgrounds, giving you a huge knowledge base to learn from."
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The English Program is dedicated to delivering students the best possible education and the personal attention they need to succeed.
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To learn more, visit our English Program web site. Better yet, schedule a campus visit so we can meet face-to-face and show you around.
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It's on sale: Gant — Gant's Friends & Family sale begins today, with 25% off using code FF25. Sale ends Sunday, October 21.
Well lookie here! I'll be in store all weekend folks! Out of towners can shoot me a email at firstname.lastname@example.com and mention Meredith. (at Jack Spade Chicago)
Well lookie here! I'll be in store all weekend folks! Out of towners can shoot me a email at email@example.com and mention Meredith. (at Jack Spade Chicago)
It's on sale: 40% off Lands' End Canvas — Both Lands' End Canvas and mainline Lands' End are offering 40% off any single item through the end of today. Use code LEAVES with PIN 9876.
I received an email from reader Yaakov who bought this LEC navy blazer during their last sale and had a mini-review of it. A few things he noted:
First off, the lining is great. It's half-lined in cotton, and it really makes a difference. The jacket feels very light in comparison to some other LE jackets I've tried.
The shoulders are unstructured, which is nice, especially for me. I fill out on the larger end of the 40R spectrum, so it looks pretty nice.
Buttons are not functional, so for some that's a plus. (Sleeve length is nice on me, so wouldn't have minded.) Buttons are a a bit of stark contrast to me — a "bright" brown — but for some again, that'll be a plus.
My biggest problem with the jacket was the slight collar gap that it created between my shirt and the jacket. For some, (again) not a problem, but for nitpickers it might get annoying.
First off, the lining is great. It's half-lined in cotton, and it really makes a difference. The jacket feels very light in comparison to some other LE jackets I've tried.
The shoulders are unstructured, which is nice, especially for me. I fill out on the larger end of the 40R spectrum, so it looks pretty nice.
Buttons are not functional, so for some that's a plus. (Sleeve length is nice on me, so wouldn't have minded.) Buttons are a a bit of stark contrast to me — a "bright" brown — but for some again, that'll be a plus.
My biggest problem with the jacket was the slight collar gap that it created between my shirt and the jacket. For some, (again) not a problem, but for nitpickers it might get annoying.
For what it's worth in regards to collar gap, that happens for a variety of reasons. Mainly, your body just may not be suited for the jacket. Also, I've seen folks with shorter collar points (aka, "skinny" collars that are on-trend right now) experience collar gap quite frequently. So, the blazer might work out for you, but you'd never really know unless you try it on — them's the breaks with online retail.
It's on sale: L.L.Bean — Both L.L.Bean mainline and L.L.Bean Signature are on sale with 10% off (and free shipping, as always) through the end of the day. They rarely have sales, so this is probably as cheap as their gear gets until stuff goes on end-of-season clearance.
Some of my picks:
Norwegian sweater: A design that's been considered a trad staple. For a while, L.L.Bean's re-issue of these were being made in China, but they've since re-introduced them from Norway again. $125.10 on sale.
Matinicus Rock chunky-knit cardigan: Made from Shetland wool and chunky knit. Every winter I wear my thick cardigan around the house almost daily and it's a good way to stay warm. Plus, they're comfortable in that "old grandpa clothes" sort of way. $116.10 on sale.
Bean Boots: The classic. Be warned: these sell out incredibly fast once winter really hits. If you're thinking about getting yours, then get them early and on sale. I've had mine for several winters now and they've been a necessity for dealing with snow muddy slush. $89.10 on sale.
Ragg-wool socks: These are amazing. I have one pair and they're some of the thickest socks I've ever worn. If you only buy one pair of "keep your toes warm" socks for winter, I'd vouch for a pair of these. $17.05 on sale.
It's on sale: E. & G. Cappelli and Rubinacci ties at Exquisite Trimmings — If you're looking to get some remarkable neckwear on sale, then you should check out the necktie clearance going on at Exquisite Trimmings. For around $90 or so, you can get some of the finest handmade neckties from Italy.
One thing I'd like to point out is that the Rubinacci knit ties with the colored spots have their spots sewn on by hand. Most spotted knit ties are stitched on by machine, because handsewing takes a ridiculous amount of time to do. If you're into that kind of detail, then give those a look.
It's on sale: Lands End Canvas navy wool blazer — A question I'm frequently asked is where one can get a navy wool blazer for "cheap". My usual advice is, "Go thrifting, that's where I bought two of mine," but I understand that's not for everyone (even now it's pretty tough for me to get to thrift stores in the city sans a vehicle).
So, this navy wool blazer from Lands End Canvas caught my attention. It's 100% wool with cotton lining (polyester lining in the sleeves to make it easier to put on), corozo-nut buttons, patch flap front pockets and I believe it's even dual-vented in the back. The only potential downside would be the surgeon cuffs.
Still, for $175 on sale (down from $250), it's worth a shot. Use code FRIENDSHIP with PIN 1520 to get 30% off. Sale ends October 2nd.
It's on sale: Allen Edmonds — The American shoemaker is having their Rediscover America sale from now thru October 9th, with everything 15%-30% off at their site.
Probably the best deal right now is their Fifth Avenue captoe balmorals, which feature a strip of broguing across the toe but nothing more. A good shoe that's easily worn with a suit or blazer, now on sale for $229 (down from $335).
For those of you with a more workwear vibe, the Long Branch wingtip boot is on sale for $269 (down from $350). It's got a Vibram lug sole that would probably work very well to provide traction in rain, mud and snow during the winter. I think it'd go great with denim, casual chinos and maybe even tweed trousers.
It's on sale: Bloomingdales Friends & Family — If you're looking to get 20% off items like a Gant Rugger waxed parka, Saturdays Surf NYC cardigan, Billy Reid chinos and Polo Ralph Lauren flannel trousers, then be sure to check out the sale and use code FRIENDS12 now thru Monday, October 1st.
It's on sale: Polo Ralph Lauren black tie accessories — Ralph Lauren is having a 25% off sale on select items on their site with code RLGIVING12. Frankly, there's not much there to pick from that's sale eligible, but I did notice their black batwing bowtie and cummerbund were on sale.
Oh, and also available in black watch (bowtie and cummerbund), for those of you attending a more festive black-tie party this winter.
25% SALE, use code FALL25 at checkout. Quantities are limited!
25% SALE, use code FALL25 at checkout. Quantities are limited!
Ed Morel (owner of Panta Clothing) had a few sale threads on StyleForum's Buy & Sell the past few weeks and I managed to snag one of his cashmere ties last week. His necktie sale has now extended to his webstore. Lots of great six-fold ties for around $89, which is a pretty good deal — especially considering there's a good amount of staples and neckwear appropriate for conservative business dress.
Ends at Midnight tonight. Free / Man + Apolis Special Savings = 20% Off at Apolis checkout with code: FREEMAN20
Ends at Midnight tonight. Free / Man + Apolis Special Savings = 20% Off at Apolis checkout with code: FREEMAN20
Worth taking a look at.
It's on sale: J.Crew — J.Crew is having a 25% off sale with code STYLE25, now thru Sunday, September 30 on purchases of $150 or more. While their "In Good Company" collaborations and tailored clothing are not included, there's still a lot of items and staples worth looking at for your fall wardrobe — such as sweaters. Here's a few I've highlighted:
Slim merino wool v-neck, crewneck and cardigan sweaters: Perfect for layering under a blazer or sport coat without adding too much bulk. I personally prefer cardigans ($66.75 on sale) for when wearing a necktie, but those of you looking for a more casual outfit could go tieless and with a crewneck ($58.50 on sale) and button-down collared shirt under a sport coat.
Lambswool crewneck and v-neck sweaters: Looking for a warmer fabric and planning to go sans-sport coat? Lambswool will be a great choice — and it's cheaper, too, at $48.45 a sweater on sale. I wear my lambswool v-necks with an OCBD and under my waxed cotton jacket and selvedge denim, which makes for a great casual outfit for a trip to your local dive bar.
Lambswool fair isle sweaters: Countrywear that I think is an acquired tasted (admittedly, I've yet to find myself wearing one), but many seem to like it. Several different styles for $88.50 on sale.
Donegal lambswool chunky knit cardigan: If you don't have a chunky knit cardigan in your wardrobe yet, you're missing out. They're super comfortable and a great casual piece that you can wear around the house and throw on under a parka. You really only need one nice one, and at $96.00 this isn't a bad price. It's the kind of sweater that keeps you warm and always looks great.
It's on sale: Brooks Brothers Friends & Family sale — It's that time again: Brooks Brothers is offering 25% off all regularly-priced items (with a few exceptions like shell cordovan and Edward Green shoes). Still, this means a lot of basics which never go on post-season discount will be at their cheapest and it's now time to stock up if you could use these items in your wardrobe.
Brooks Brothers is also offering free shipping on orders over $200. Use code FNFBB1 to receive the discount and the sale ends September 24.
A few of my picks:
Extra-slim fit oxford cloth button down dress shirts: Still made in the U.S.A. and my favorite off-the-rack dress shirt. A good casual shirt that layers underneath sweaters without a tie and goes well with blazers and a knit tie. I've raved about them and been known to buy a couple. They come to $145.25 for three shirts, or about $49.75 each (down from $79.50). Oh, and don't forget they also come in stripes, too.
Merino button down cardigan — I bought two of these last year (in different shades of grey) and they're pretty great. I've found a lot of use for them as good layering elements under a blazer to add some warmth. They're perfect for that odd weather that's too warm for a full overcoat but too cool for just a flannel sport coat by itself. Down to $88.50 from $118.00 in lots of basic colors. I'd recommend grey, charcoal and navy for starters (red and denim blue for the #menswear ambitious).
Milano fit advantage chinos — While Brooks Brothers has many seasonal casual trousers, they do have some mainstays as well. Trouser fit tends to vary by personal preference, but I don't mind my pair in terms of their fit. Plenty of classic colors to choose from. Price comes to $119.25 for two pairs, which is $59.63 each.
Milano fit corduroy trousers — OK, moment of truth. I'm not completely sold on the concept of corduroy trousers. There's something about the wales that weird me out a bit. But Derek as Put This On has called them "a fall staple" and Jesse has firmly shown his support by speaking at The Corduroy Appreciation Club, so you'd certainly be in tasteful company. Trousers come to $73.88 a pair with the discount in eight different colors.
Social Primer tailgate navy flannel blazer — I'll cut to the chase: the lining is what kinda gets me on this particular navy flannel blazer. I already have a navy blazer — too many in fact — but this has some pretty cool details, like patched flap pockets.
Donegal tweed hybrid sport coat — Admittedly expensive, but definitely pretty awesome. Great country look with bellow pockets, elbow patches and a zip-out liner for warmth. I've given way too much thought into picking this up. Thank goodness it's not in navy or it'd probably be game over.
It's on sale: Shaggy Shetland Sweaters — Rugby is having a limited time fall sale going on right now. Most of it is unadvisable and over-logoed, but their Shetland wool sweaters are worth taking a gander at for $78.40 (down from $98.00). It's also worth noting they've also got leather elbow patches, which I suppose either makes this really exciting for you or immediately turns you off based on personal taste. Others, however, probably stopped reading the moment they saw these sweaters had set-in sleeves.
After over 80 years in business we are sorry to say that we are closing our stores. Please come in and shop while time is still left. Everything in all 3 stores is 20-50% off original prices.
After over 80 years in business we are sorry to say that we are closing our stores. Please come in and shop while time is still left. Everything in all 3 stores is 20-50% off original prices.
Woah. Sad to see this happen. Chicagoans, this should be worth stopping in to check out.
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Anthony Walters DB ARI 5 Months
Cardinals signed S Anthony Walters to a one-year contract.
Walters appeared in 29 games over the last two seasons for the Bears, mostly as a special teamer.
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Bears placed S Anthony Walters (hamstring) on injured reserve, ending his season.
The 2010 Colonial Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year is expected to be replaced on special teams by Winston Venable.
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Bears signed S Anthony Walters from their practice squad.
The Colonial Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year at Delaware will get a chance to replace Winston Venable on special teams. As poorly as Brandon Meriweather and Chris Harris played Monday night, Walter may end up getting a shot on defense.


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Dennis Caraher is a singer/songwriter from Northampton, Massachusetts.
"Practicing Dying" is his fifth CD. He has previously released three award-winning CD's of children's music: "Bow Wow Baby", "Dog Bone Town" and "I Miss the Mud". His awards include the Parents' Choice Gold and Silver Medals.
"Radio Boy" (2005) was his first recording for adults.
"Practicing Dying" (2010) grew out of a conversation with a Trappist Monk regarding the brevity of life. It contains 13 songs about death.
Dennis grew up in a large family on an Iowa farm. He currently lives in Northampton, Ma.


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