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RE: PoH is a great spell but nothing I would ever spam but maybe there are people out there doing just that? I'm not sure. My guess is that this new arena thing is going to have more (yawn) intense AoE damage and they want to make it more "challenging" to heal. Why so much emphasis on healers needing challenges, I'm not sure...how about making DPS do a little more than move here and there? All joking aside, I'm pretty sure those numbers won't be so extreme in the final release of 3.2.
Oh but...what happened to 'no more drastic class changes'? Time to eat those words, Bliz.
How is this a drastic class change for priests?
They nerf everyone in replenishment. No class change there.
MP/5 will still suck. The relative value of other stats has doubled while this will get a 25% increase. Not actually helpful.
Inspiration was done to everyone and is not much of a change.
Penance is a 51pt talent, and not a drastic change. Annoying, yes, drastic not so much.
PoH is painful, but not exactly a drastic class change.
Divine Aegis + glyph of PW:S is a good change. Made sense, not drastic.
The Holydin changes are drastic, as are shaman. DKs had to be refunded talent points from how bad they got hit.
But priests, not really.
Tweaks here, some probably a little overtuned. But drastic class changes are elsewhere.
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"I'm not sure...how about making DPS do a little more than move here and there?"
I say this as a dedicated DPS player: Blizzard's only real options with DPS are "nuke that," "attack the other guy now," and "don't stand there." Really, the only time that DPS is hard is if the person playing it is retarded.
"DKs had to be refunded talent points from how bad they got hit."
Not saying DKs weren't changed a lot, but a a talent point refund merely means that there was a rearrangement of talents done which means that it is possible that a pre-patch talent spec could become invalid. i.e. a talent was removed, or reduced in maximum number of points, or had its prereqs changed.
Threat of Thassarian: New 3-point talent. When dual-wielding, your Death Strikes, Obliterates, Plague Strikes, Blood Strikes and Frost Strike have a 30/60/100% chance to also deal damage with your off-hand weapon. Off-hand strikes are roughly one half the effect of the original strike.


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What to do with medical waste?
As a design student researching environmental policy and the possibility of sustainable design, I've become fascinated with the ideas surrounding cradle to cradle design, waste not being used as waste, but as business capital, and trying to investigate the possibilities and irregularities surrounding compensation when these theories are not applied and human and environmental damage occurs as a result.
My question surrounds the process of medical waste incineration. Less than 2 miles from my home town, a Scottish village, Healthcare Environmental have been granted planning permission to open a plant, the people attempted to stop this, however, were overpowered by the company's lawyers and it is, unfortunately going ahead.
What are your opinions on the use of incineration to destroy medical waste in general? What are your opinions on incinerating waste in such close proximity to local villages? Can you think of any way to use medical waste in another process?
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Oct 12 2012: As soon as you call something "medical waste" you have abandoned intelligent ways to solve or even approach the associated ideas and problems. Calling anything a waste - hazardous, household haz, e-waste, bio-waste, radwaste etc. - in our society, presupposes a constellation of responses which dictate destruction. The very powerful Garbage Industry is delighted because this means they have one more profit stream as they scheme for a way to destroy, destroy. With the imprimatur of all society which joins in the chorus demanding destruction.
What is required, in my analysis, is to back up and ask why this excess material, without a sponsor or owner or anyone who cares, even exists. Where does it come from and how was its history and owner responsibility expunged so that it no longer has any champion (usually meaning an owner who has a use for it). Our society bitterly resists any such analysis. Americans just adore garbage and will not put up with it being withdrawn (no, I'm not kidding or exaggerating).
There is no time to explore this in depth here but this kind of analysis is fundamental and needs to always be the first response to finding some product which is no longer wanted. Just abandoning it to the lazy, irresponsible notion of "waste" leading to the drive to destruction is insane. No civilized society should put up with the acceptance of garbage for one second. But we are not in the habit of questioning our cultural assumptions. Our reaction is to snarl at the messenger and parade our assumed superiority, rather than being pricked into deep thought. An assumption that has become cultural is drenched in validation on every hand and seems unassailable. Thinking about the origins of unwanted goods fits this perfectly.
And incidentally, McDonough does NOT argue for redesign or intelligent reuse. He accepts goods pretty much as encountered, slightly tweaks them, and tells industry what it wants to hear, thus his popularity.
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Objective. Multisomatoform disorder (MSD) is characterised by ≥3 medically inexplicable, troublesome physical symptoms, together with a ≥2-year history of somatisation. The aim of this study was to evaluate the prevalence of depressive and anxiety disorders in a South African sample MSD, and to compare demographic and clinical outcomes in those patients with and without co-morbidity. Methods. Fifty-one adult outpatients with MSD were recruited from primary care clinics in the Cape Town metropole. Participants were assessed for the presence of co-morbid depressive and anxiety disorders using the Mini Neuropsychiatric Interview-Plus (MINI-Plus). Outcomes included somatic symptom severity, disability, reported sick days and health care visits, pain experience, patient satisfaction with health services, and clinician-experienced difficulty. Results. A current co-morbid depressive disorder was present in 29.4% (N=15) of patients, and a current co-morbid anxiety disorder in 52.9% (N=27). MSD patients with a co-morbid depressive disorder (current or lifetime) had significantly higher physical symptom counts, greater functional impairment, higher unemployment rates, more clinician-reported difficulties, and more dissatisfaction with health care services than those without the disorder. A larger number of co-morbid disorders was associated with greater overall disability. Conclusion. High rates of co-morbid depressive and anxiety disorders were present in a South African sample of primary care patients with MSD. Not all patients had co-morbidity, which is consistent with the view that MSD should be viewed as an independent disorder. However, co-morbid depressive disorders were associated with increased symptom severity and functional impairment, consistent with previous reports from developing countries, emphasising the importance of comorbidity in MSD.
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Would love for Verizon to include movie name AND description of movie on Friday night's Pick-a-Flick. Very frustrating to tune in and not have a clue what the show's title is or what it's about unless you catch it at beginning. I know viewers vote on which movie, which programming may not know about till the last minute--but surely with today's technology you can quickly upload movie name and description,
The guide is in ascending order from top to bottom.
With the guide displayed "channel up" moves to lower numbered channels. But when the guide is NOT displayed "channel up" moves to a higher numbered channel.
How about you give us the option of reversing the order, listing the lower numbered channels at the bottom of the screen?
This would then make the "channel up or down" behavior the same with or without the guide displayed. Consistent behavioe will make the STB easier to use.
Please fix the Media Guide so that is can start with the current time. I went to look at 7:30Pm and could not start it at that time. It was on a 3 hour grid. So It had to start at 6Pm or 9Pm. Why could I not see from 7:30Pm on? Also is there a way to eliminate channels you know you won't watch? I sadly don't speak any other languages and would like to take them off of my guide. thank you.
The HD channels should correspond with the standard channel# Example NBC 4 standard should be 4 in HD. It should have a universal HD standard like add a digit before the number to gain HD access like 902 904=CBS,NBC HD.
Or allow users to modify there channels to make NBC 4 standard def mapped to channel 4 HD so to the channel surfer the channels are what they want it to be yet in verizons case they are universal.
I have been battling with AT&T and Comcast for years. Comcast basically has a monopoly here. I had Verizon where I previously lived and currently have Verizon Wireless service and loving it. I just wish I could get internet through Verizon as well. AT&T's service here is rediculously unstable and Comcast is charging outlandish prices for subpar quality service. Please bring us a better alternative!!!
I would love FIOS services to be avaliable in this area. I am interested in all three products. FIOS TV, Internet and Digital Voice. I have heard of FIOS being available in one nyc housing development here in Brooklyn and another housing development being currently wired for FIOS. Do you guys have to get permission from the manager from each of the different developments or does the permission come from the city since the buildings are city owned. Anyone else who lives in NYC housing development buildings want FIOS to be available or is it already available for you? Thanks.
When viewing recorded video, I'd like the ability to enter a number of minutes with the remote then press the 'next' button to skip that many minutes forward. And likewise the same feature with the 'prev' button.
Having recently switched from Charter, I find the only thing better in Verizon/Fios is the picture quality.
Everything else, including the ability to talk to real agents is far inferior!
The TV navigation guides are especially awful!! 1. You need to be able to get to premium channels without so many steps. 2. You need to be able to navigate in the guide to specific days of the week so you can find a show to record easier. 3. You need to get to free channels without always having to screen down the whole alphabetical list. 4. After watching a recorded DVR show, you need to be able to delete it instantly. I could go on and on. Really, have someone look at how much easier Charter's formats are and then just duplicate them.
Hey, here's an idea. How about not running people's credit reports until they have decided to agree to all terms and conditions. I was considering one of Verizon's bundle packages, but changed my mind when I found out how long it would take for installation; however, Verizon ran my credit anyway. 24 hours later, I finally got a supervisor to return my call; however, I was told there was nothing he could about it. Maybe he can't, but I am sure there is an attorney out there who can. Does anyone know of anyone else this has happened to? Maybe we can file a class-action suit. If so, please respond. I will definitely be on board!
I know Verizon was deploying Fios all around eastern Massachusetts since 2007, but they didn't bring Fios into Brookline and boston. They skipped around them, and did all the surrounding towns. Its now 2011, and the town of Brookline is still without Fios. I want Verizon to add Fios to Brookline, Massachusetts as soon as possible. If not this year, when?
Trying to get this idea rolling early, before anyone needs it.
As I understand it, when you are running IMG 1.9 and have an external drive connected to your DVR, the recordings on that drive are encrypted so they can only be read by the DVR the drive was first connected to. While I wish this weren't the case, I understand that it has to be, since the content providers are, as always, frightened of technology.
Since the external drive is used first for recordings once connected, people are going to have terrabytes of content stored on them, and if their DVR dies, they'll be completely inaccessible.
Why not create a way to transfer the encryption code from one DVR to another so that the external drive remains usable if the DVR is replaced? It could be a backend process where the new DVR is only sent the old DVR's code once the old DVR has been returned to VZ, which should be enough to keep content providers satisfied -- I'm sure you can work out the tech issues required and whether it needs to be done manually when the box is handed in, or if there's some other way -- but the point is to get this ball rolling so it's there when and if we need it.
The bundle discount being applied on the Internet charge doe not benefit those who write off certain charges or get expense reimbursement for internet use. I would like to see the bundle discount be applied to the total bill. Therefore I would benefit from your Bundle and the savings would go directly into my pocket!
I understand that the Caribbean Basin is starving for good sat. comms and channels plus its what close to 10million clients getting satellite from pirated signals. Digicel MIGHT BE a good partner in these ventures.
Do you plan on adding weather nation to your lineup? It is what the weather channel use to be, reporting on the weather.
Will you consider changing the photo of the Asian boy that is displayed on the webmail logon page? I am really weary of seeing the same picture after over five years of being a verizon webmail customer.
After 10 years of being a Verizon customer, most of which FIOS (being first in my neighborhood to have FIOS), I have left Verizon. My experience: service outtage 5/24-6/5, temporary fix with promise to fully fix 6/7. 6/7 appointment a no-show, rescheduled for 6/17. Service out again 6/16, and 6/17 was another no-show. Appointment scheduled for 6/20. Service back 6/21. I was assured credit would be applied 6/25, which it was not. I was assured on 7/8 that credit would be applied 7/25, which it was not. On 8/1, after 1 hour and 6 transfers (2 of which dropped), I finally got a credit of $98.42. Nothing for my repeated calls to resolve or my time wasted. Best the representative could offer was $25 missed appointment credit. All I wanted was 1 month credited ($140). After 3 months of inconvenience and 10 years of being customer, figured this was not unreasonable. Representative could not offer such a deal, and I cancelled on that same call. Shame. Next call is to Verizon Wireless to cancel that service. Lousy company poilicy to not allow for customers to be retained following Verizon errors, mispresentation and screw ups. I am no longer able to recommend Verizon service, and hope my next service provider holds my business and my time in higher regard.
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Please add JLTV, Jewish Life TV, to the basic FIOS TV package. I live in Brooklyn, NY. There are many Jewish people who live here and the station would would be of interest to them, as well as to many in the non-Jewish community. This station is available to Time Warner customers (ch. 120) as part of the basic Time Warner service.
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What are the differences between US and the SCIENTIST?
I mean: we are both human
but they make the world better by their ideas,while we make the same world worse by our stupidness
What you think the reasons for that??
why thy think in deferent way.so they can discover and invite new things
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we just revive Evey thing from them and use it badly ,so we effect ourselves and the environment as well.
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Apr 2 2012: I think you're looking at this the wrong way. It's not scietists that have a certain way of thinking. It's peope who think a certain way that become scientists.
Scientists do work based on basic human needs and curiosity, and if it wasn't for a interest in certain subjects scientists wouldn't be able to perform the level they do today.
So by categorizing scientists as "them" and non-scientists as "us" isn't entirely correct. They provide a service for the general population, tirelessly researching items and topics we wouldn't otherwise be capable of and publish his/her findings for all of us to read and educate ourselves on. They need "us" as much as we need "them" and we are all part of each other for better or worse.
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LNR :: The Liquid Newsroom, or LNR, is a cloud application, accessible via the Internet, which utilizes the strengths of the real time web: quick news delivery to people connected along the interest graph. #liquidnews, or signals, are used to identify information sources and to analyze their place in the content ecosystem. Here's the presentation we gave at this years Journalism Festival in Perugia, Italy.
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April 27, 2013 at 09:26 PM | Permalink
A look into the future of this amazing collaborative framework. Imagine what would happen if we would start to build News3.0 as a semantic web with a mashup of services and news sources, one of the fundamental ideas behind the Liquid Newsroom.
TechCrunch :: The Semantic Web's promise is about developing common frameworks that allows data to be shared and reused across applications and platforms. At its heart comes the understanding that applications are loosely coupled. The apps connect with APIs that form a sort of glue. The data moves between these apps, which is increasingly analyzed to discover its meaning and value.
You can see this in action to some extent with Salesforce.com Radian 6 and its "insights" technology for measuring social data from online conversations in multiple languages.
A report by Alex Williams, techcrunch.com
July 17, 2012 at 07:10 AM | Permalink | Comments (0)
Liquid Newsroom :: Some figures and facts behind the LNR (Liquid Newsroom). It is a technical platform I use to scan the net for breaking news and then rapidly distribute it via all channels of interest. So far, I can manage two kind of streams: a stream from sources which have published content on the Internet (e.g. news portals, social media) as well as content from reporters and content creators on-the-ground.
The LNR delivers news and content at the moment its published by one of your sources of interest. The technical platform - currently in "closed" Alpha - can be used to connect to other content creators at other locations to create a sort of news network. Imagine someone working with the LNR in Beirut, Moscow or Los Angeles. If they decide to collaborate they can easily share their own streams with each other.
The core idea is: independent, demand driven and ultra-fast content collaboration and distribution. It supports a local expert, allowing her to manage her sources and to distribute news to her peers rapidly. Changes in the setup of the incoming news stream ("news pipeline") have an immediate impact on the flow of news into the Liquid Newsroom.
The tests made with LNR over the last couple of months were encouraging regarding the increase in productivity and typical business metrics (CTR, RPM, etc.) - Here's a short clip of how a user can interact with the LNR. The main actions you need to take in a typical content production process, e.g. reading, editing, posting, can be triggered using characters on your keyboard like "j" to read the next news item, "k" to read the last agains, "s" for save and "m" to mail to anyone you like to.
If you would like to know how you can use the LNR in your news or branded content environment, please feel free to get in touch with me by email at steffen(dot)konrath (at) nextlevelofnews(dot)com.
May 16, 2012 at 02:22 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)
MundusMedia :: Movimiento 15-M: the one-year anniversary of the protest movement in Spain is at the doorstep. Activists and protesters will once again flood the streets, with the Spanish authorities trying to confine their actions. Just as last year, online and especially social media will play an important role in what the world will witness. MundusMedia and Liquid Newsroom have teamed up to deliver news of both worlds online and offline during the events.
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Details - Continue to read Torsten Müller | Steffen Konrath, www.mundusmedia.org
May 08, 2012 at 07:10 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)
The Liquid Newsroom platform is moving forward! I just ordered my personalized and labelled organic (and environmental friendly!!!) t-shirt at georgefrank.de yesterday - yes, Frank and his team did a great job and here we are: Frank presented my own "LNR, liquid news room" t-shirt in his Shop in Munich today. Now, I really feel prepared to attend the Digital Innovator's summit and to report live from there.
Link to the shop (in German) - georgefrank.de
March 09, 2012 at 10:17 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)
As I wrote in one of my last Liquid Newsroom posts, the LNR requires a news stream first.
Before covering a topic, you need to identify outstanding sources first. Sources you trust or you learn to trust and which you would like to monitor on a regular basis.
For "media" and "journalism" related news I currently monitor 104 sources - and I haven't mentioned Twitter, Facebook and Google+ yet. It is hard to get the latest news if you don't have some kind of early warning system in place. The screenshot on the left, shows you how the current input stream will be handled by a process, which listens to what's happening. The data points cover changes in the publishing pipeline of news sources and inform the system about new entries, which might be of interest.
March 01, 2012 at 11:54 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)
Here's how the process of the Liquid Newsroom can be used to publish a summary (curated) article.
The last piece I published here on this blog today was a teaser for the "Sun on Sunday" article by Peter Preston. The original piece captured my interest as Rupert Murdoch's Sun on Sunday has been discussed by The Guardian for quite some days now.
The Guardian is one of the news sources I regularely monitor for media and journalism related news. That's why it is part of LNR's incoming stream of news items (left column, first screenshot next to this article). I selected the news item in the content stream in the LNR and its content appeared on the right.
Peter Preston was the first (the first I noticed) to comment and review Sun on Sunday's first edition. So there was enough reason to decide to write a teaser to be published on nextlevelofnews.com. That's my usual way of how to direct my readers to content I think's worth reading and/or, which I think should be discussed. To do so, I switched from "fast reading" to "editing" mode in the LNR.
The LNR works on an iPad as well, that's why I chose iPad views for the screenshots 1 and 2. It's quite usual for me to spend four to five hours per day on the road travelling. Time some might think wasted because it is hard to be productive. It's also not very convenient to boot my laptop everytime I like to read and edit something. It was natural to seek a mobile solution for this problem, that's why I decided to use a 1024 screensize for the LNR. That's the width Apple's iPad allows. An always-on connection (Internet flat rate) grants me access to the Internet and news, whenever I want.
The screen changes if you decide to enter editing mode (see screenshot 2). The content switches from right to left, and a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor appears. Now I can start to work on the summary. You decide upon the text for the headline and the body text. The LNR already adds a link to the original source.
There is no need to wait and to save a draft first in this case, so I click on "publish" and the article gets instantly published. A tweet is send to Twitter, and a post to Facebook simultaneously.
As you can imagine the whole process takes only a few minutes to complete.
Here's how it looks like on my PowerBook and my iPad:
The Liquid Newsroom for niches
Other scenarios: The LNR was build to provide a platform not only for collaboration but also for news curation. To start you have to set up the source map first, which becomes your input news stream. Afterwards it is quite easy to write, edit and publish news and to distribute the content via your blog or content management system in a smooth and consistent process.
What's your area of expertise?
Think of someone who would like to focus on cancer related content, e.g. research or experience reports. How easy it would be to browse through news headlines from sites providing interesting content and to provide summaries for your readers, so that they know what's worth to read from your perspective.
The content of your blog or news site gets even more traction if you add real-time sources to your source map, so that you can curate news with almost no time delay.
Do you remember what I wrote about the News3.0 flow of news among the people? - Imagine what would happen if you combine 2 or more blogs of people you are cooperating with. It would be easy to mash up content from your peers and to publish it via the Liquid Newsroom platform. That would create a whole new type of news sites. I will explain how the LNR fits into a News3.0 framework in more detail during the next days and posts.
If you like to know more or if you like to become part of the experiment, don't hesitate to get in touch with me - firstname.lastname@example.com
February 26, 2012 at 09:31 AM | Permalink | Comments (0)
Many have asked me to explain if the Liquid Newsroom is a theoretical idea or a real platform.
"Yes" - It is a technical platform for fast, collaborative and real-time publishing of news (or general content). I have developed the model first theoretically but started to develop it also as a web based system quite sometime ago. Here is a screenshot of the current alpha I'm testing. The LNR delivers the short articles for this blog.
The Liquid Newsroom has different sections which I plan to develop over time. The newsroom - the screenshot you currently see on the left - is the part of the LNR which is meant to assist a journalist in reading a stream of news (left column) in its content area (right column). You can save items you need for more indepth articles later in the process or you can start to comment on each item on the fly.
The newsdesk (not shown here) is the part to foster collaborative journalism. It provides with an interface for writing articles in direct exchange with journalists on the ground. You can send real-time messages to direct them asking a reporter for more footage, or an interview with an eyewitness. Messages will be send to mobile devices and back to the web. The LNR was build to receive photos, video or text information from journalists at the scene, so that you can decide which material might help you enrich your article.
I wanted the graphical user interface (GUI) to be very pure and clean. The features and functionality it provides intend to optimize the whole editing process: it was build for really fast reading, editing, commenting and publishing. The LNR at its current stage delivers an output stream either to your own blog, to another content management system. The version I have implemented pushes content to my Typepad blog, which publishes articles instantly posting to Twitter and Facebook simultaneously as well.
If you like to know more or if you like to become part of the experiment, don't hesitate to get in touch with me via email at firstname.lastname@example.com
February 25, 2012 at 11:53 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)
Yesterday I introduced three different roles: the sourcing expert, the beat curator, and the (data) analyst. Now it is time to look a little bit closer at how they should work together and how their work might fit into an overall process.
The Liquid Newsroom team manages and curates a constant flow of news from various sources: news organizations as much as tweets or blog posts from individuals. Not necessarily will the news enter the newsroom in chronological order. The sourcing expert is in charge to ensure a high quality of sources and she oversees the selection process of what should become part of the stream. A source can be completely unknown in the beginning. But the LNR will have a memory so that with more and more experience with a source, trust can grow over time. The little boxes in the process model on the left symbollize news items: e.g. one could be a tweet from someone in the Middle East, the second an article published by AP a few minutes ago and a third item might be a post on any of the most common social networks or video platforms (e.g. YouTube). Note: click the image to enlarge.
Therefore the whole LNR publishing process starts with some kind of input stream from a pool of sources. If you search for "Syria" on Google News you might get 28,000 results. But how do the articles differ? What additional information will a reader get if she doesn't only read "Activists demand ceasefire, aid access in Syria" (MSNBC) but also "'Friends of Syria' consider ultimatum to Assad"? (Seattle PI). The Google News search for "Syria" e.g. provides with an input stream. The beat curator decides about which parts of the input stream should become part of the topic (related news) stream. She also decides how to summarize or how to comment on news, tweets, etc. Readers should get an idea of what's happening taking into account different sources in one view. The Topic Stream is already the first stream to be published, whereas the input stream only represents LNR's internal flow of information.
Because the Topical Stream is published on a website, the (data) analyst can start to collect the first data in real-time. The analyst is keen to understand how the audience or the readers might interact with the news. How much will a news item be redistributed, retweeted, shared, liked? She's also in charge to manage the process of how to deal with comments and feedback, with concerns or questions. Most of the information from the feedback channel is invaluable. The feedback channel demands real communication: its main task is to foster two-way exchanges between the members of the newsroom, the readers AND the authors. What would happen if newsroom members would pass on the questions to the original authors of the news pieces, so that they can develope their story even further? - Based on the first analysis of readers' feedback the Edited Stream is also already a first mirror of the interest graph of the news consumer.
Enriched and Extended Stream are closely tied together. Both steps in the news editing value chain will help to enrich the news experience for the readers. Additional video footage or graphical material might help to gain an understanding of the story. The LNR instead will focus on the first three steps: Input Stream, Topic Stream and Edited Stream. The LNR team will pass the information on to another team of journalists and editors, who will work together closely to provide the reader with more background information etc. to be read on either appropriate devices (e.g. tablets) or any other publishing channel of interest.
If you like to know more or if you like to become part of the experiment, don't hesitate to get in touch with me - email@example.com
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SPRINGFIELD, IL (WTAQ) - Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker told an Illinois business conference today that quote, "like a rocket, you'll see businesses hiring" after the June fifth recall election – which he predicted he would win. The Republican Walker spoke at a meeting of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce. About 250 people attended the conference to hear and suggest ideas to reduce their own state's budget deficit. Walker spoke about his achievements and the way most of Wisconsin's deficit was slashed. During a question-and-answer period, Rockford business owner Skip Trotter asked about the one thing Wisconsin did to turn the state around. Walker replied quote, "Reform our fiscal space. The best thing we can do for government is provide stability, certainty." Walker told a McLean County businessman that his strategy to win the June fifth recall contest is simple – "message, manpower, and money." And Walker said quote, "I believe the truth will triumph." After his Illinois appearance, Walker was heading to Troy Michigan for a GOP fundraiser. He's the main speaker at a Ronald Reagan dinner sponsored by a district Republican congressional committee. Walker has raised millions in his out-of-state speeches – and he has often said he would need the money to counteract outside spending by national unions supporting his Democratic opponents.
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By Jennifer Emert - bio | emailDecember 22, 2008
ALBANY, GA (WALB) - Christmas came early for a few lucky Dougherty County children who got a helping hand with their holiday shopping.
The Dougherty County Sheriff's Office treated several kids to lunch at Ryan's Restaurant before a day of Christmas shopping at K-Mart. This year 15 kids were chosen to participate in the fourth annual Shop with a Sheriff program.
During lunch some of the children finalized their shopping lists as Sheriff-elect Kevin Sproul explained the program does more than give children gifts.
"A game for my little brother and some clothes for my mom," said Kenny Brown, Shop with a Sheriff.
"We're trying to prevent them from getting in any problems down the road, we're trying to show them that we care about them as law enforcement. We always hear the cliche that our children are our future, but they really are," said Sheriff-elect Kevin Sproul.
Sheriff-elect Sproul said the Exchange Club of Southwest Georgia presented the Sheriff's Office with a $2,500 check for the program and K-Mart also gives the children a discount on their purchases.
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Sauvignon Blanc's characteristic green-apple flavors blend seamlessly with the fruit itself. This dessert, and the other recipes on this page, are a sneak preview of my upcoming book, The Apple Cookbook: 100 Sweet and Savory Recipes (W.W. Norton & Company, fall 2011).
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1. Heat 1 cup water, the sugar, and apples in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat to a low boil, then reduce heat to low, partially cover pan, and gently simmer until apples are very tender, 10 to 15 minutes. Remove from heat and stir in wine, salt, and lemon juice.
2. Mash mixture through a fine-mesh strainer or a food mill into a bowl to remove skins. Whisk to blend evenly.
3. Pour purée into a shallow 9- by 13-in. baking dish and put in freezer 20 minutes. Freeze in an ice cream maker according to manufacturer's directions. For a firmer texture, transfer to an airtight container and freeze another 8 hours before serving.
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We are no longer a newspaper company.
Jim Kirk, Editor-in-chief, Chicago Sun-Times Media Holdings, in a memo to staff. Crains. Sun-Times shuffles newsroom, stresses digital moves.
The ever important pivot that every traditional newspaper publisher is realizing: "We are a technology company that happens to publish a newspaper. We deliver content. And we will deliver content on many platforms and in ways that we haven't yet fully considered."


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Hempstead, NY (Sportsbooks) - The New York Jets announced the signing of fullback Lex Hilliard on Monday.
Hilliard was a sixth-round selection of the Miami Dolphins back in 2008. He spent three seasons in Miami before signing with the Minnesota Vikings this past offseason. He was waived at the end of the preseason and joined the New England Patriots before being cut on Sept. 19.
He has appeared in 50 NFL games, with four starts, and has rushed for 132 yards and two touchdowns. He has also caught 26 passes for 210 yards and two touchdowns in his career.
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Anderson Cooper is in Haiti covering the earthquake that rocked the island last week. But Cooper had to abandon his reporting duties t0 save an injured boy who was attacked by violent looters. Read more on this story below.
The journalist is in Haiti covering the devastation from the 7.0 earthquake but during a story, Cooper threw down his camera to help carry a young boy to safety.
In a blog entry, Anderson Cooper writes:
"We were covering (a) story when we heard shots being fired. We ran toward the sound and found a store being looted. Two Haitian police officers were occasionally firing into the air to try to keep order, but that only worked for a few moments, then the looting would begin again.
"They (the looters) were stealing boxes of candles… It quickly became a free-for-all. Young men began fighting one another for the stolen items. A number of young men had knives, and planks of wood, screwdrivers and rocks. They were using their improvised weapons to threaten and injure others who had stolen items from the store. The robbers were now being robbed. One group of looters whipped another man with a leather belt. They punched him as well, and they stole the sack of goods he'd just stolen.
"I was in the midst of the melee… As things got really out of control, I saw a looter on the roof of the store they'd broken into throw what I think was part of a concrete block into the crowd. It hit a small boy in the head.
"I saw him collapse. More chunks of concrete were being thrown at the looters on the roof. The injured boy couldn't get up. He'd try and then collapse again. Blood was pouring from his head. He was conscious but had no control over his body. I was afraid someone on the roof would see him lying there and throw another cinder block piece onto him. I was afraid he'd get killed. No one seemed to be helping him.
"I ran to where he was struggling, and picked him up off the ground. I brought him to a spot about a hundred feet away. I could feel his warm blood on my arms. I stood him up, but he was clearly unable to walk. He wiped his bloody face, and I tried to reassure him. He had no idea where he was, and he clearly couldn't walk, so I picked him up again and handed him over to someone behind that makeshift barricade… He was then taken away by someone else. We don't know what happened to him. I hope he's ok."
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It is not easy to keep fighting with the same zeal even after being threatened. With the support of family and friends, Malala continued to fight for women's education. She has bravely defended her cause in her interactions with the Western world and even called upon her former shooters to talk to her and understand why educating women is so important. This kind of bravery in a girl of 16 is something to cheer and applaud.
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Kansas City - What should a Foodie not miss in 2008?
- jvergara Jan 1, 2008 10:30 PM
Since it is the dawn of an exciting new year, I find myself looking at an empty 2008 calendar that I would like to fill with 365 days of family, friends, fun and FOOD.
I had some really terrific Foodie experiences in Kansas City in 2007, but I am looking forward to adding some new ones in 2008. I know there are many wonderful food-related activities and events that can be done in Kansas City at different times throughout the year . . .I want to hear from all of you, and pick your brains: What are the Foodie experiences you plan to attend, create, achieve, do in Kansas City in 2008? What should every good Foodie know and experience in KC in 2008?
I am looking for DO NOT MISS food-related festivals (such as Ethnic Festival etc.), social/fundraising events (Forks & Corks etc.), local food activities (apple, asparagus or pecan picking etc.), CSA's to join, farmer's markets to recommend, local foodie resources to read (Tastebud Magazine) or subscribe or join (online forums), culinary classes to take, underground dinner clubs to attend, KS/MO related travel trips (taking the train to Hermann, MO for crush week), local foodie tours (like Boulevard Brewery tour), food retail opportunities (going to visit Christopher Elbow's place for a hot chocolate, or browsing at Pryde's in Westport etc.)
With so many of us in KC, I know we could collectively come up with enough great food related ideas and events to fill and entire calendar or at least give us all something to do every weekend.
I am looking forward to your recommendations. Enjoy!
Not "foodie" ish - BUT, I want to go to the State Fair this year. I think it is in Hutchison. ? .
I also would like to go to the Louisberg Cider Mill. Does the Roasterie Coffee Corp. have a tour? I would do that, also.
I want to go to these Missouri wineries I keep reading about (one in Lee's Summit, I believe).
Revisit the following places since I have moved back to KC From Chicago -
Strouds, Mama's 39th Street Diner (Not Nichols anymore!), Arthur Bryants, D'Bronx, and Americanos.
I want to take a class at the KC Culinary School - they have some REALLY neat classes and affordable, too!
Everyone should also make a day trip to Lawrence, KS and enjoy the following eateries - Wheatfields Bakery - coffee, cookies, breakfast/lunch. Buy some beer at the Free State Brewery (local brewery in Lawrence), go to the "Merc" for some organic, local shopping. Enjoy the multitude of local coffee houses (Z's Espresso is one of my favorites).
In Lawrence, shop at The Brit Store - teas, Brit foods, trinkets, and Au Marche - European candies, cheeses, and other foods.
Dine at Ingredient or Pachamamas. Lawrence also has a killer Indian Buffet - India Palace.
I am also keeping an eye out for restaurant auctions. Sometimes you can get some GREAT deals on $$$ items. I will post if I see anything good. The Shawnee Mission School Dis. had an auction in the fall and sold some commercial level fridges, stoves, etc.
Dine at KC Originals restaurants!
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Many thanks for your completely inspiring list of places to go/do/see in 2008. . .let me know about the Lee Summit winery . . .restaurant auctions are also a terrific idea, one that had never occurred to me . . .until now.
I believe the Roasterie Coffee Corp. does give public tours of its place, you could call to find out details. I know I received one when I went down to develop the Brazilian roast that we served and sold in my Brazilian store and it was quite interesting and impressive.
I just took the tour at the newly remodeled and expanded Boulevard Brewing Company which was really interesting to hear the history and understand where they want to go as well as seeing their new party space which has the coolest views of downtown KC.
Lawrence is a great foodie town . . .I can also recommend Cafe Beautiful fhttp://www.lawrence.com/places/cafe_beautiful/ for an incredible, personal sushi experience and The Krause's house for the most amazing meal in Lawrence from a popular and much loved local chef and his wife - Robert and Molly Krause.
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Kansas State Fair IS in Hutchinson. There are some Chow-ish places there. It's my adopted home. I moved there in October from South Carolina.
If you do go to Hutch for the State Fair:
Allie's Deli, 101 N. Main - Open for breakfast and lunch. Amazing scones (crispy on the outside, soft in the middle), wonder quiche, and good sandwiches.
Roy's Barbecue - Somewhere way out W. 5th - look for the yellow building on the N. sid of the road. Good 'cue
Danny Boy's BBQ - N. Main between 3rd and 4th on the West side - Wonderful ribs.
Playa Azul - the closest thing Hutch has to an "authentic" Mexican Restaurant. I recommend the Carnitas, Tacos al Carbon, and Jalisco. On weekends they make Tacos al Pastor...with pineapple! Apparently that's how they do Al Pastor in Guanjuato (where the owners and most of the workers are from), but it's the only place I've had pineapple in my tacos.
Anchor Inn - 128 S. Main. Food is humble and not particularly "authentic" Mexican.. Tamales are good, as are the homemade flour tortillas. Occasionally they have mole on the buffet, which is pretty good. Thursday night is White Cake day. Sometimes they have leftover White Cake on Fridays. They get it shipped in from Kansas City and it's so soft and luscious, it turns me into a glutton. They have good strawberry margaritas. The place is like the restaurant with a manifest destiny though. They have taken over 3 buildings. It's quite the local gathering place. You see everyone there.
Skeats - can't miss it, it's right next to the fairgrounds on N. Main! They have wonderful pancakes. Their stakes are low-priced, but the one time I had one, it was not good. Burgers are alright. They've been in operation since 1949.
Brooks on Main - 123 S. Main - Hutchinson's newest coffee shop. They make a decent latte. They make very good smoothies from real fruit...not that Oasis mix garbage. They also have light lunch/dinner fare - quiche, soups, salads. They offer quite a variety of vegetarian and vegan dishes, which is almost unheard of in Hutchinson. They also bake their own rolls and pastries. The cinnamon rolls are delicious! They don't ruin them by pouring on sugary icing. They're the perfect blend of sweet, buttery, and cinnamon-y.
Airpor Steakhouse - Airport Road, in the Municipal Airport. Their steaks are consistently good. They have a pretty good lunch buffet. Mid-priced. Their crowning achievement is the carrot cake. It comes in huge slices, and they add pineapple to the batter, which makes it wonderfully moist and oh-so-tasty.
Marcella's Red Lion - 19 E. 2nd - First floor of the Plaza Towers. This is Hutchinson's newest nice dining establishment. It is the only "fine dining" restaurant downtown. My experience has been one of mediocrity. They focus on Italian food - mostly traditional pastas. They also serve steaks and some seafood. Entrees are $10-$25. The food is better than similarly-priced chain restaurants, but it doesn't wow me.
Carriage Crossing - If you get off K-96 at the Yoder Rd. exit, you can't miss it. Mennonite/Amish Home Cooking. Tasty, tasty pie. Great if you're really hungry.
Missouri State fair is in Sedalia. I spent a couple days there, but didn't have a whole lot of time to explore. I don't remember seeing anything chowhound worthy, otherwise I'd give the scoop. Of course, State Fairs are chow hound extravaganzas in and of themselves.
Another event that is chowhoud worthy is the Mennonite Relief Sale. This is held every year in March at the Kansas State Fairgrounds in Hutch. The purpose is to raise money for disaster relief and other Mennonite Missions. It is a culinary extravaganza! They have fresh baked cookies and milk, pie...tons of pie, scores of pie, infinite pie! They serve homemade German specialties like Verinike (sp?) with a ham gravy and sausages, bierogies (sp?) - a bean paste-filled roll swimming in a hot sweet cream sauce (I know, it sounds weird, but it tasted good!), New Year's cookies (round, with rasins, and somewhat donut-like), Russian Pancakes (kind of like crepes), and...it just goes on and on!
They also have a huge quilt auction. I saw a quilt sell for $5700! Yikes! They also have a "regular stuff" auction - tractors, toys, furniture, paintings, knick knacks, tools, etc. It was quite an experience. I was enthralled by the auctioneers. And there were a TON of people there. Yeah, I'd definately recommend the Mennonite Relief Sale to anyone who isn't familiar with Midwest German heritage. It was a learning experience for me, a very enjoyable one!
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This is a wonderful post, Anti. I admire your passion for and knowledge of food in Kansas,
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I just moved here in October and I'm 800-1100 miles away from everyone I know. I have to entertain myself somehow!
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Excellent day trip information. I had a friend I worked with in Kansas City many years ago who was from "Hutch" and and her family had a funnel cake trailer that they would take every year to the Kansas State Fair she talked about there being nothing of interest in Hutchinson, KS. Nice to know that thing do change, and great when people in the know (like you) can tell us it has changed. Thanks!
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Great stuff - thanks!!
After touring The Roasterie, you can go have a cup of single origin from their $11,000 Clover.
If you're interested in Christopher Elbow, you might be interested in the Kansas City Chocolate Festival. It doesn't happen until September, but it should prove to be a tasty and educational time.
Oktoberfest Kansas City is September 26-28 in 2008, and the American Royal is September 29th, so that'll be a busy week for foodies in KC.
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I always look forward to going to the 2 Greek Orthodox festivals hosted by the Annunciation (June) and St. Dionysios(September). Their websites haven't been updated yet, but it's usually the first or second weekend of those months. The desserts are the best, diabetics beware!
I also like to eat my way through the Brookside and Plaza Artfairs in May and September. This year I hope to make it out to the Ethnic Enrichment fair but it often falls on a bad weekend for me.
I was noticing in the February issue of Tastebud, an ad for a meat CSA/subscription for Amy's Meats. After getting my feet wet for the first time with the HenHouse CSA last summer, I am considering doing a meat subscription. Doesn't that sound funny? Subscribing for meat? Has anyone had Amy's meats before or is a subscriber? I just hope she has KC pickup locations.
re: vsoy
Hey vsoy, I know I have probably missed you this year for the meat CSA, but I know several people who use Amy's Meat CSA and they say it rocks. She has a nice variety of meat each week, and I think her pick up point is always at that strip shopping Center on Mission Rd and say 85th?
I signed up this year for my first meat CSA with Parker Farms http://www.kcfoodcircle.org/KCCSAC/CS... and it has been great. We get many kinds of meat already butchered into cuts you would see at your local grocery store. We have received lamb, chicken, beef, pork and we always get farm fresh eggs. You would not believe how much better meat raised on grass only can be until you have tasted it . . .and the eggs are just perfection. We do a lot of grilling at my house in the summer and this meat CSA has really come in handy. Whatever we get that week, we just throw on the grill. The nice part about this CSA with Parker Farms is it is year round. I highly recommend them.
re: jvergara
Hey Jenny, thanks for the info on the Parker Farms. I am finishing up a 6 month subscription with Amy's Meats. She's also year round and now offers fresh eggs from her dad's farm in addition to beef and pork. There's some talk of goose being offered for the holidays at the end of the year.
She's by the CVS at the Corinth shopping center in Prairie Village every other Saturday (this week) from 2:30-3:30pm. We've had very good meals with some of the cuts we've gotten from her. The not so good ones were because of cooking errors.
Look into Broadmoor Technical Center (Shawnee Mission School District). Their culinary program leads the nation in highschools and has just finished a very high dollar kitchen facility and dining room project. Some big name chefs will be coming in as guest chefs and this would probably be a great opportunity to get a deal on some great food and to also support local culinary education.
Also, don't forget about The American Restaurant's Friends of James Beard Dinner - a good chance to try some great out of town chefs' food.
re: JWest
I know that The Roasterie does their tours on Saturdays at 11 because I have done one and it is a lot of fun. They are working on a new retail space inside the factory that will be opening soon. Boulevard does a good tour as well. If your looking for Elbows chocolates make sure and try his new coffee during your tour at the Roasterie.
re: reenum
Lots of great ideas. I would add Lidia's brunch on Saturday or Sunday morning, especially in the summer when vegetables are freshest.
Krause's in Lawrence is a definitely the place to go in the area.
Ingredient in Lawrence is also a great new place.
Free State Brewery is offering a Brewer's Banquet on a few days in February. It fills up fast. You probably need to call now. Very intriguing food and beer pairings.
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You must check out Christopher Elbow and have some chocolates. The Roasterie and Boulevard both give great tours. Also we are getting a lot of great new places in the power and light district.
If your a foodie from KC, then I would highly recommend searching out and finding some of the finest bar chocolate made in the USA. Patric Chocolates are made in Columbia, MO, Alan has been profiled on Jaspar Mirabelles radio show. Great 70% Madagascar chocolate. And also Askinoise Chocolates which are made in Springfield, MO. Shawn makes a couple of different bars. Both of these guys make there bars from Bean to finished bar. And they are in the top 5 chocolate makers in the United States today. And they both live in Missouri. The other three are Amano out of Utah, Eguittard out of California and DeVries out of Denver. Incredible stuff. Search it out.
re: tiomano
So, I am revisiting this post . . .and I was at a blind wine tasting a couple of weeks ago when Patric Chocolates were brought out for me to taste. Unbelievable! Especially when paired with the bold, fruity reds we were sipping that night. I have never tasted any chocolate that had so much complexity. It was nutty and fruity without either of those ingredients being present in the chocolate itself. Great tip, and he is so close in Columbia.
Speaking of heading down I-70, I did head that way right before Mother's Day to purchase 6 lbs. of goat cheese for a Goat Cheese Gnocchi recipe I wanted to make for my "Mom's" who were all in town visiting me. Take exit 117 on i-70 headed east toward St. Louis, and go about 10 miles and you will get to the Goatbeard Farm http://www.goatsbeardfarm.com/ where I purchased goat cheese directly from Jenn Muno the lovely farmer who raises the goats and her hubby makes the cheese. My cheese was made the night before and I carefully put it on ice in a cooler in my trunk before heading back to KC, but not before I stopped at Les Bourgeois Vineyards http://www.missouriwine.com/ at their Blufftop Bistro for a glass of wine and a lovely local meat and cheese tray as my lunch. Photos attached.
While not a huge fan of the wine they make and serve there, there is one red wine I have found palatable . . . go for the views and the food, which is really very good. I had the best Tuna Nicoise sandwich and creamy scallop and bacon soup here. Every time, I stop here I am reminded that Chef Rob Dalzell from 1924 Main, Souperman, Pizza Bella and now chefBurger fame got his start in that kitchen at Les Bourgeois when he was just a college student. Enjoy!
Anyone who loves a good beer should make a trip to Free State. Or you go go to Liberty Hall (http://www.libertyhall.net/) next door for a movie or show where they have Free State on tap.
La Prima Tazza has the best coffee in town (between Free State & Liberty Hall).
Lawrence is definitely a good road trip for a foodie if you're in the KC area. Hookah House serves the best, authentic babaganoosh. Indo has great bubble tea. Sylas and Maddy's has the best ice cream. Southern Cuisine will make you think you're in the Mississippi Delta. The Orient is good Vietnamese. All of these are downtown.
I swear I don't work for the Chamber of Commerce. ;)
Have this one another thread, but WurstFest in Herrmann, MO is 3/29! About 3 hours E. of KCMO. Check out wineries while there.
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re: stellamystar
Last year the lines snaked out the gym, down the hall, out the front door and along the sidewalks next to the parking lot. We joined the line when it was about halfway down the sidewalk along the front of the building, and waited maybe twenty minutes, IIRC. I don't think that's so bad unless there's a reason somebody can't stand that long. It's not much longer than you'd wait in a restaurant, albeit seated and hopefully with drinks!
I don't think we're going to make it this year, though. I've been ill all this week and just need to rest this weekend. I'd love to hear reports!
re: amyzan
If you didn't make it to the St. Dionysious Greek Festival, you really need to attend the Annunciation Greek Festival in September. It's at about 121st and Wornall and usually in the beginning of September. Don't let the lines fool you! They have been running this show for like 40 years or something, so they have figured out how to make it go pretty fast...besides just get a glass of wine or two while you're waiting in line. Anyways, It's a great event, and my friends and i have made it a fun tradition
re: amyzan
No, i was with someone who COULD have waited, but did not want to. As is life..
Will check out Annunciation....
re: stellamystar
haha understandable!!! well hope you enjoy it
I'm in Wichita, and if you ever make it this far (well worth the drive) we have some amazing food here. Top of my list is THAI TRADITION, after having it, i'm spoiled and won't eat other lesser quality pad thai, N&J Cafe is meditterian food and so good that celebs actually fly in for a gyros or hummus and you can even ask if you don't believe me...mention harrison ford and your waitress will prob. go get out a binder full of photos of his last visit. We have a NICE COOL gelatto place called CHILL and it's the best gelatto outside of italy...I would also reccomend stopping by the mennonite relief sale; crazy looking food, but don't be like me and wus out and get a small helping....500 people standing in line ahead of me should have been a tipoff...get the verinike (perogies) and bena berogie and pie. the pies are all made by local mennonites so they're each a tiny bit different, but the verinike and bena berogies (bread with sweet bean paste with a tiny drizzle of white frosting on top) are worth the hour drive we make every year. There is also a great german homemade food place called the BREAD BASKET in NEWTON KS that is VERY GOOD (all you can eat homemade bread,butter&jam w/every order.) hope you can chow down to wichita sometime soon....
re: beangirl
Relatives of the people that have Thai Tradition have Thai Treasure in Overland Park and it is equally good


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Treatment of breast cancer has come a long way. The recent elucidation of distinctive molecular breast cancer subtypes through gene expression profiling has shed light on the heterogeneous clinical behaviour and outcomes of seemingly alike morphological breast cancers.1 This information could be translated in the scenario of clinical trials and clinical practice as a streamlined approach for targeting specific molecular defects on cancer cells that are thought to drive tumour cell progression. A subpopulation emerging as having particularly poor prognosis is those patients who have disease that is receptor-negative for oestrogen, progestin and human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2 or HER2neu – triple-negative disease).The lack of these targets obviates any consideration regarding use of hormone therapies or HER2- targeted agents.
So, how should we approach this orphan disease? The awareness that these patients benefit less from current treatments than other populations is increasing among researchers, and new clinical trials are being designed to investigate responsiveness to treatment in this patient population. Chemotherapy represents the gold standard treatment for these patients. In this article, we will provide some guidelines on how to properly use chemotherapy in the metastatic setting and evaluate whether there is room for combining chemotherapy with biological agents in an HER2-negative population in clinical practice.
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In the last few years, data from two phase III trials comparing singleagent chemotherapy with polychemotherapy have been published. O'Shaughnessy et al. randomised a total of 511 anthracycline pre-treated patients with advanced breast cancer to receive docetaxel 100mg/m2 or docetaxel 75mg/m2 on day one, plus capecitabine 1,250mg/m2 on days one to 14 every three weeks.4 The primary endpoint of the study was time to disease progression (TTP). The addition of capecitabine to docetaxel resulted in increased response rate (RR) (42 versus 30%), prolongation of TTP (6.1 versus 4.2 months) and longer survival (median survival 14.5 versus 11.5 months). This improvement in efficacy was counterbalanced by an increase in the incidence of side effects such as hand–foot syndrome, stomatitis and diarrhoea in the combination arm. Overall, grade 3 adverse events were reported in 49 and 71% of patients in the single-agent and combination arms, respectively. An analysis of post-study therapy showed that only 17% of patients treated with single-agent docetaxel received capecitabine at progression.


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