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Too little, too late.
That was the story for a Creston baseball team that refused to go down without a fight here Friday night, scoring two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning, before undefeated Greene County pitcher Riah Nelson finally got the final out of an 8-5 district victory.
The win propels the Rams (15-17) into tonight's district championship game against No. 8-ranked Glenwood (26-8) at Panther Field. Glenwood advanced with an 8-1 win over Winterset.
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A ninth straight defeat ends Creston's season at 12-19. The Panthers fell behind 5-1 after three innings before Nate Haley led a revived offensive attack against Nelson. Haley hit his third home run of the season as Creston got a run in the fifth to make it 7-3, and he stroked an RBI double in the two-run seventh as the Panthers had the tying run at the plate in a three-run loss.
"I thought in the middle of the sixth, we were going to come back and get this," said Creston coach Steve Birchard.
A leaky defense again plagued the Panthers, as only four of the eight runs were earned off starting pitcher Cole Crawford and reliever Keaton Hulett, who yielded only four hits and three runs over the final 4 2/3 innings. Creston had five errors while the Rams drew three walks. Both teams had 10 hits.
"We would sandwich an error in there, just enough to keep things going for them," Birchard said. "They had three hits with an 0-2 count and another two-strike hit. We were just making too good of pitches there. But you have thoughts of strikeouts and putting it in the perfect spot when your defense isn't playing real well."
Haley had a big night in the loss, going 3-for-4 with a double, homer and two RBI. Hulett had two hits and the other RBI. Conner Pals hit a triple and drag-bunt single, and Zach Powers had a pair of hits to conclude a senior season in which he struck out only twice.
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The 10 hits and five runs were relatively productive against the Ram pitching ace. Coming in, Nelson was 5-0 with a 1.47 ERA along with 51 strikeouts and only seven walks in 38 innings pitched. On Friday he walked four and fanned three while yielding five earned runs in seven innings.
"This probably wasn't his best effort, but he's our number one and this makes him 6-0," said Greene County coach Mark Sawhill. "We didn't even know if were going to have him at the beginning of the year. He was fighting some injuries. He'll throw a changeup and a little bit of a slider. He used to have a great curveball, but then he had those elbow issues."
Sawhill said he could tell Nelson was tiring in the Panthers's two-run seventh, but felt he could finish as he didn't reach 100 pitches until late in that inning.
"The key for us tonight was that we weren't booting the ball around," Sawhill said. "We've gone into places where we've done that."
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Matt Ryan has thrown 3 int in the first quarter vs. Arizona.
Please remind me of what Tannehill did vs Arizona.
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Construction isn't an industry usually considered hospitable to women, but Kimberly Reading of Deltona, Fla., found it a firm foundation for opportunity.
Working at a family-owned home-building firm, she started off "in the front office … answering telephones and purchasing pencils," she recalls. But the father and sons who ran the company gave her an opportunity to prove she could handle more responsibility. "Once they could see I could do it, they embraced it," Reading says. Eventually she became a project manager, directing multimillion-dollar housing subdivisions and training other project managers. At the industry's peak, she collected a six-figure salary. And apart from a few flirtatious comments from male coworkers early in her career, she says she never felt held back because she was a woman. "It's the new culture we're in," she says. "If you want it, you can go for it. You can't get held back by your gender."
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Still, despite the widespread sense that more workplace doors are opening for women, the survey found that half of women still believed that more opportunities were available for men and that most women expected the lingering pay gap between the sexes to endure. It also found that men and especially women were struggling to balance their responsibilities at work and home in an economy when many families need the income from two earners to stay afloat. Perhaps most strikingly, women felt the rules and expectations were often changing more rapidly around the conference table than the kitchen table, according to the survey: The vast majority of women with children continue to report that they spend more time than their spouses raising the children.
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Reading exemplifies that dynamic. Notwithstanding her rapid ascent at the home-building company, she left in 2009 around the time she gave birth to her second son. "With my first son, we paid for child care…. It went well; he was taken care of, and he learned a lot," she says. "But when I had my second son, I wanted to do the nurturing myself. I didn't want to miss out on all the things I missed with my first son." Even that's not the end of the story, though. Now Reading is working toward a history degree that she hopes will allow her to transition into a career in historic preservation when her children are older. Looking at her friends, she knows that integrating career and home life can be "very stressful." But she's confident that it will be her choices, rather than any limits imposed by others, that will determine how she strikes that balance.
The latest Allstate/National Journal Heartland Monitor poll is the 12th in a series exploring the ways that Americans are navigating the changing economy. The poll, conducted by Ed Reilly, Brent McGoldrick, and Jeremy Ruch of FTI Strategic Communications, a communications-strategy consulting firm, surveyed 1,000 adults by landline telephone and cell phone from March 3 to 6. It has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
This survey focused on the economic experiences of women and the ways that men and women balance the demands of home and work. Since the most recent Heartland Monitor was taken in December, the poll finds a noticeable uptick in optimism about the country's direction and the economy's trajectory; that breeze has lifted President Obama's approval rating above 50 percent for only the second time in the survey since September 2009. The other occasion came immediately after the killing of Osama bin Laden. (See "Stronger, but Not Secure.")
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Semi formal bodies to "vet" legal issues related to new technologies to maybe move the formal legislative process a little faster.
This is from website http://www.i-m.co/Kellm44/LegislativeReserve/about.html. How many times have we heard "there ought to be a law" or the government can't keep up with...? You name the issues. Changing technology, medical advances, changes in climate? Legislative Reserve provides an opportunity to address these issues.
See the website and see the proposal. I included a little from the site below. But there is a lot more there particularly in the Methodolgy tab. Is it possible for this to work? Would it be helpful?
Just for another tid bit from the site since i have space to do it. See below.
A fully functioning Legislative Reserve with Representatives from every state addressing issues that matter; Taking up issues with the purpose to address ethical, legal, or other concerns that other Legislative bodies do not or can not address; Provide rapidly debated, carefully scrutizied, politically vetted, and reasonably workable solutions to issues at the cutting edge of technology, etc.
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We believe this could become the model of how Legislative bodies would address those emerging ethical, legal, and other concerns bringing the legislative process into the 21 century while increasing the velocity for those new to the world issues and have them addressed as a society with limits or regulations as deemed appropriate.
The pictures at the top of the Methodology tab shows where we came from over the last two centuries. The pictures on the left show where we believe we should be in ten years.
We see the possibility that governments would recognize the value of such an institution and evenually provide funding for such a program.
Dare we suggest that something similar to the Legislative Reserve could one day replace our centuries old legislative process providing the means to govern the new, dynamic, and emerging American way?
Milo Kelley
Aug 14 2013: All good points. However, I'm not sure we are bettter off with career politician. If someone can get votes to be elected, they must have something going for them. Do I want plumbers looking at problems associated with air traffic control? How is that different then a lawyer looking at it? Or a lawyer looking at medical issues. Everyone has to rely on understanding the data one has available. The real vetting is in the learning the issues and the effect they have on society and the individual. Those committees Bryan talks about does just that. Effectively? Who knows? So I could go for the "plumber" (I think you are using this term to mean not smart enough to understand the issues. I use it to mean any average person willing to run for office.) over the professional politician and let them be educated on the issue. Their loyalities will be more with the people then their next election. And we know while it is the votes that elect them it is the money they get from special interests that provides the means to influence those voters.
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Still I think what is missed in the debate so far is the fact that this body isn't arguing the issues we keep hearing about in politics now, but those upcoming issues to do with technology that can effect society and social order. Issues not yet on the public radar and thus politicians don't really care about; yet. We are just now learning about how the internet, tweeter, etc are effecting privacy rights. Had this group been functioning 5 or 8 years ago, this would have been a great topic for them. And by now we may have had clearer and more functional laws to balance both security and privacy. What new emerging technologies are there that will in 3 to 10 years need clarification or restrictions for safety, etc? These are the topics for this group, not immigration, racism, or budgets. Who in those committees are looking at these kinds of issues? For me it's not adding layers, it is adding forethought and thinking aheadAug 18 2013: "there ought to be a law" is exactly how our system is supposed to work. The entire principle behind a free country is that the government doesn't make laws unless 1) people ask for them or 2) there is an obvious, detrimental social problem that needs to be addressed. Allow the government to make laws preemptively and what you end up with is communism.Aug 18 2013: Yes, the current system starts the research after something has gone too far and some block of people has already started to freak out about the issue. This could be a way to get a little ahead of the curve, though it doesn't make the political decisions any easier. I think a key role in this would also be to better communicate the issues to Congress. Very few members of Congress have any technical backgrounds and in an attempt to remain impartial many of the reports they get tend to be needlessly smothered in jargon that even people with technical backgrounds find hard to get through. Any improvement to the communication gap should only be helpful to the process.Aug 18 2013: 1968 to 1974 computers were the size of a room and couldn't store the information my pocket calculator stores. There were no smart phone apps. There weren't even satellite phones. Computers were little more than an academic curiosity. The US Constitution doesn't offer any protections to the people of the world, only to US citizens. As for violating rights of US citizens, it is still uncertain as to whether collecting commercially available information is actually a violation of anything. Industry uses this sort of information on people all the time. Walmart is using this information to track customers in their stores to see what they are looking at and how they are travelling within the store. Half the cookies on your computer do nothing more than track what internet sites you visit. Wireless communications have no privacy rights because they can be freely intercepted by anyone at any time. Your phone records are not yours, but the property of the phone company and they are sold to a variety of other companies for research and marketing purposes. At best, I see these programs being changed only slightly in the next 10 years. I think it is funny that people are paying for encryption services when the NSA is primarily interested only in who you communicate with and for how long. The content of the communication is for the most part unimportant and requires a separate and specific warrant for a US citizen, and nothing at all for a foreigner whether they are in the US or not.Aug 17 2013: I would like to see a scientific advisory board that could do something like this, but I am not sure what good it would do. They would report to something like the House Science and Technology committee, with at least 2 current members that have no interest in science except to stop it at all costs, and to misrepresent it to their own political gain. In the last elections cycle we saw them spout the most ridiculous and inaccurate things and claim that science backed them up. As I said, I would like to have a small group that worked with the National Academy of Science to communicate scientific issues to Congress, but I fear, as with so many other things, it would fall on deaf ears.
Aug 18 2013: Again we already have something similar to what you suggest. And you accurately state that little is done with it. Partly because there is little or no public interest in it, at least yet. This is why I wonder if the Legislative Reserve idea may help with that. Because it is discussed in a more open forum, easily accessible on line more will discover the "conversation" about the issue. I'm sure some topics will gather public interest and maybe media attention. Also through a voting process politicians can gain some idea of how it may play with the public. Therefore, they will have some idea about its political play.
But then it will of course eventually end up in a committee where who knows how it will go. But if enough others learned about the issue via the Legislative Reserve, other legislative bodies would more likely respond to the added pressure in a more "positive" manner.
Walter thanks for the comments.Aug 14 2013: More or less Mike Worse maybe If it doesn't affest an insurance company they won't even talk to you.Aug 13 2013: Sounds good on paper. Looking at a real world problem, How do you compensate the produces of Oil to offset their loses if Natural Gas were to become more available and in demand? Their entire empire and fortune are based on Oil. They would, and are, fighting every endeavored to make this change happen. Those who own the natural gas are not the same people who own the Oil. The champions in this fight are the Legislatures that inhabit our hallowed halls of legal justice.
I suggest we change the requirements for Public office so only qualified people can run, that is, create a technological form of government. We don't want the plumber doing brain surgery. Why should we tolerate a Hollywood actor deciding how we should upgrade our sewer systems?
A certification process or degree might create the foundation for a more streamlined system to compliment a process that lends itself towards solving social and infrastructural problems. If we give better tools to the same inexperienced and ignorant people, we just create more opportunity for failure.
Aug 13 2013: Bryan and John,
I think the idea was to only have this "body" address those new and emerging technologies and such. Of course if it works well it could become a model for our current legislative bodies. This won't take the politics out of politics, but it may be more ahead of the legal issues that courts decide until their decisions become untolerable and then people rise up and demand change.
It is one thought I was intrigued with. Why are we still using a 1600's technology in the 21st century. We meet, we argue, we delay, we avoid, we again delay, and then one day we vote. The propsoed idea was to get new problems, not old debates, addressed early. And who knows as it states on the Start up page Beyond Hopes, a new set of voters involved and lead the way to a new future in law making.
Of course it will have numerous problems just like anything attempting to figure out a societial good. Hope you have a great day and thanks for the comments.
Aug 13 2013: And the appropriate place to "address" such things is through committees in currently extant agencies or through committees or subcommittees of Congress. Adding YET ANOTHER LAYER to government is both foolish and futile.
As for a "1600s technology in the 21st century": Dictatorship as we understand it is a modern invention, perfected in the middle of the 20th century. It is MUCH more efficient than dirty old Democracy. Do you REALLY want to replace the old-fashioned with the new?Aug 13 2013: Still, a body of idiots will do little more with the same process or information than the current body of idiots.
Plumbers looking at problems associated with air traffic control might not do such a good job.
Why hire agencies who hire experts when we should already have the experts to begin with. We are not going to get rid of Congress. That will never happen.
Aug 14 2013: This is why the various agencies are supposed to hire experts. Again, there is NO NEED AT ALL to add another layer of government. It will just be another drain on money and resources and another way for Congress to avoid responsibility.Aug 12 2013: I dislike that idea thoroughly. There is no need to pad a legislature with extra layers. In the USA, while Congress might have ultimate authority over regulations, Congress routinely delegates the day-to-day business of regulation to the Executive branch, though various departments and agencies. These agencies need to be brought to heel by Congress and be required to have personnel in authority who are conversant with current technology. However, with few exceptions (NIH being one) This is not done. USDA has a mixed mandate and its entrenched bureaucrats vigorously oppose applying real science to agricultural and food safety. EPA is a purely political entity that also is extremely hostile to science. FCC is run by people who probably still think Amos & Andy is on the air. The problem is not going to be solved by creating a quasi-Congress. The problem is within the agencies, and it has to be cleaned up within the agencies.
Aug 17 2013: The premise is not to create a proto Congress, but to create a group that can evaluate new technology issues and present them to Congress in a way they can understand. Much of this is done in committee already, but by lobbyists and their pet scientists that only present one side of any issue.
As for your tirade against the executive branch, you obviously have little idea how the government actually works and what Congress is actually capable of. The EPA is given a law to restrict the disposal of 250 chemical with some vague rules. The EPA proposes specific rules and distributes them to industry and the public. They get comments back and tweak the rules. Then they send a report to Congress outlining the rules and their progress. The report is thrown away because Congress has no clue what they are looking at or they don't care. The EPA applies their rules and conducts studies to select their 250 chemicals. They send notifications to the public and industry and Congress and get waves of comments back. Public hearings are held, details changed, more notices and hearings and changes and 5 years later they produce a final rule. Congress has been given annual reports and members have sent letters defending one industry or another and they may also have passed some laws during this time to exempt those industries from the laws, such as the mining industry or the agricultural industry. All the reports to Congress join the first one in the circular file. Congress doesn't have the capability to understand or manage the amount of data required to micromanage the EPA, let alone every federal agency. You are talking about 535 people that are on vacation 2/3 of the year with little or no experience in the civil service micromanaging over 1.5 million civil servants and likely another 1.5 million contractors that keep our federal government moving. It isn't possible and Congress wouldn't do it if they could.
Aug 18 2013: GAH! It's no wonder that these TED "conversations" amount to nothing. How can I spell it out any more simply: THE APPROPRIATE BODIES ALREADY EXIST. We have agencies that can advise Congress. Congressmen have technical staffers. THE LAST THING WE NEED IS YET MORE BUREAUCRACY! How can anyone be so stupid as to not understand this? Please provide the CONCLUSIVE PROOF that this additional group's reports will not just be ignored. Well? WHERE IS THE PROOF?
Dogmatic stupidity is worse than ignorant stupidity.
Aug 18 2013: Bryan, Slow down. If you thought that TED conversations amounted to nothing you would not have posted this conversation on TED.
IMO, you are seeing people who have lost trust in our system. Senators and Representatives who come in wealthy and leave really rich ... That they can be sold or bought ... that the party in power can go around congress with Executive Orders .... The government is growing and they see this as MORE government ....
Since they see government as corrupt .... they do not see how this would stop the corruption ... Big money is the real power ... I contribute to your election in a big way and you owe me .... ahhh ... the problems of bought politicians.Aug 18 2013: There are no "technical staffers" in Congress. Staffers study how government works not how computers work. They push papers, pass messages, schedule meetings and press briefings. Virtually none of them have ever had more than a couple "technical" courses in their lives and fewer have any real world experience in a technical field. They have spent most of their short careers in government learning how to play the system. There are government agencies that report to Congress on technical matters, but they do it upon request from Congress, generally. Congress will send them a request for information and they will produce reports and briefs for the Congressmen. No one is really looking at where the technology is getting past the legal boundaries until something big happens and they rush to play catch up. Even then, most Congressmen have no idea what to do with the issues because some of them still think the internet is some network of vacuum tubes passing notes. They make decisions based on this ignorance and then fund reports that back up their beliefs instead of demonstrating the truth of the matter. If you have any doubts, then explain to me the scientific basis behind the term "gateway drug".Aug 7 2013: Milo Kelley
I'd like to write about Executive Orders and similar....
President Obama is a great speaker and writer.
But compare his abilities with Harry S Truman, and he cannot make the grade.
President Truman's Executive Orders and similar, were outstanding efforts used
to return our Nation from War to Peace. A daily record of a hard working President.
As a coach, I would have selected Truman over Obama because --
Truman understood that his Presidential Authority did not need be proclaimed.
His just was...
I Compared Truman's Executive Orders -- with Obama's and Obama's series
since 2009 of Presidential Policy Directives that along with Presidential Study
Directives, replaced National Security Presidential Directives as instruments
for communicating presidential decisions about national security policies of the
United States. (a mouthful)
I spent some of last night reading Executive Orders from 5 recent Presidents.
I focused upon those EO's that were written immediately after each one's
presidential inauguration.
Following his last inauguration, Obama's CYBERSECURITY, was one of the first
issues addressed, and the subject had been gone over with a Lawyer's fine tooth comb.
All prior President's Executive Orders pertaining to the subject matter, revoked.
I suppose we all have a style.
Aug 17 2013: To be honest, cybersecurity is a fairly recent term. Bush Sr. is the earliest President that may have had something similar under a different name. It is possible Bush Jr. had something like this with that term actually used. You also seem to ignore the difference between WWII and the Afghan and Iraq wars. It isn't like the entire nation mobilized and sacrificed for these wars. For most it was at best a minor inconvenience in a part of the world they didn't often think about. You are also talking about Presidents that cut their teeth in the larges war in human history, not an entirely fair comparison. If you want to see some trite legislation, check out the one that created the Department of Homeland Security. It creates a new department within our government, from two dozen other groups, that is very expensive and powerful. It was created with just a couple pages of double spaced text. Moving the Coast Guard from DoT to DHS was done in one sentence with no explanation or preamble. Congress created a whole department with almost no human resources or acquisition group and no people with any experience reporting directly to Congress to beg for money or defend themselves in hearings. EOs are often not very detailed for a reason. They are usually more a mission statement than a specific directive. It is not intended to be fine prose.
Aug 18 2013: Walter, thank you for your input.
Obama has been pretty specific in his mission statements.
I decided to go and find the responsible people who were at the beginning
of the NSA Prism, XKeyscore, GIG, US Army IA, etc. and their meta-data
suppliers AT&T, Verizon, IBM, Microsoft, Apple, Mozilla, Google, Yahoo, etc.
Listing their names I began my searches.
Many of those who started the technologies at the beginning 1968-1974 have
since moved on to private enterprise, retired, or are dead. But their work left
behind only grew.
The political frameworks such as outlined in both Bush and Obama's presidential
Directives and Executive Orders, promote these prohibitively expensive programs
that collect, control, and store, meta-data spoken and written by US citizens (and
peoples Worldwide), contrary to the 1st and 4th Amendments of our Constitution.
These are real people involved. These are real Politicians involved.
These are Terrible things that they do.
Congress can vacation only so long.Aug 6 2013: Perhaps Politicians and their Staffs should be required to learn how to Govern.
After 237 years, our government seems to have become awash in paper-work.
No legislator ever reads the legislation. Instead staff interoperates with NIEM.
For those of an inquisitive mind, I recommend starting here.
3.News and Events
Quick Links:
What is NIEM?
Technical Overview
Tools Catalog
External Links:
U.S. Department of Justice
U.S. DOJ Privacy Policy
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
Information Sharing Environment (ISE)
This is an interesting pathway our US Government has turned into.
Can it be, we citizens, have allowed our Democracy to create such a thing?
Milo Kelley
Aug 6 2013: Interesting concept. I hadn't heard of this before. If I understand your comments correctly, you are not in favor of this. Once again the idea of developing common understanding and ensuring common means of communciation on the surface sounds good. This may be overboard. It took me well over 30 minutes just to figure out how it was to be used and how it helped communications. I think it is a means to "fence" people out. If you are not in the "in crowd" then you may not be able to get your opinions considered. If you can't understand the language, you are at a disadvantage.
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NIEM is a good example of a good idea turning out not so helpful in practice. I posted this post because the idea of a Legislative Reserve as proposed sounds reasonable and good to me, but maybe not be such a good thing in practice. I hope to hear more about whether it could work and why or why not.
Thanks for your comments.
Aug 13 2013: Every additional layer and element of government is an additional way something can fail and an additional way that Congress and the President can avoid accountability. "Don't blame us, it's the RESERVE Legislature, we do what they recommend". "Don't blame us, it's the legislature", they have all the technical power. So on, back and forth, forever.Aug 6 2013: Maybe fast is not always better.
Aug 6 2013: George, yes maybe fast is not always better, but in some cases having some is better than nothing. Then again, maybe not always. The idea of figuring out how things would work without leagl involvment could be one option to consider in the debate. It may turn out to not need something new. And it may turn out to be covered under legal precedence already. Again, for emerging technology finding common legal ground early and quickly may be appropriate. I think the idea was to address issues not already in the legislative radar.
Aug 7 2013: Isn't this constantly going on at corporate headquarters,NGO's , embassies, etc. This sort of reminds me of mediation in addition to negotiations.
Aug 7 2013: And you are correct. But this is adding the addition of a view on what the poeple are interested in (elected Respresentatives) and of course idealisticly looking out for the common good. Corporate headquaters, NGOs, embassies, etc, do not allow average people to be involved in process of determining their position on an issue and they usually arrive at a position inconflict with what the people would consider the common good.. Of course if this would ever actually become something useful, the special interests will flock to it also.Aug 8 2013: You're right average people get left out. consider property damage only in a car wreck. In my experience - If there are two insurance companies they can send it to a third company for binding arbitration which is fast and cheap.
But if you don't have collision or whatever, T O O B A D They won't bother with you so you'll just go away.
Aug 13 2013: This "binding arbitration" is done by companies who only do business with the insurance companies, which means they rule in favor of insurance companies, maybe a compromise between the two companies, but screw the customer.


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Very cool! I just sent it to my wife, the chemistry teacher.
Major props to JT for the sig.
at first I felt like I was watching him make like heroin or meth or something
Yeah, that's cool.. Another thing I found cool (though I don't have any video of it) is seeing an explosive device (any type, except I guess something like a nuclear bomb) explode when it's first cooled to VERY low temperatures.
It still explodes, but happens in real slow motion, and the explosion is more like a soft puff than anything else. Sorry, don't have any videos, but a friend from physics once showed me that.
That is very cool.


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Chemotherapy Side Effects
Cancer Treatment - Anemia and Chemotherapy
Chemotherapy can damage your body's ability to make red blood cells, so body tissues do not get enough oxygen, a condition called anemia. People who have anemia may feel very weak or tired, dizzy, faint, or short of breath, or may feel that their hearts are beating very fast.
Cancer Treatment - Appetite / Taste Changes and Chemotherapy
Treatment for cancer, as well as the cancer itself, can affect your sense of taste or smell. You may find that many foods seem to have less taste. Other foods, especially meat or other high-protein foods, may taste bitter or metallic.
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Your physician may prescribe a medication to control your symptoms, and/or, if symptoms persist, you may need fluid replacement intravenously (IV). It is possible to replace these fluids intravenously on an outpatient basis. When you are having chemotherapy, you should not take any over-the-counter medications for diarrhea without first consulting your physician.
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Cancer Treatment--Hair Loss and Chemotherapy
People often choose to wear wigs, scarves, or hats while or after losing their hair. If this is what you would like to do, pick them out ahead of time and start wearing them before your hair is completely gone.
Managing Mucositis in Children
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Title: gardening into DANGER - part 1
Date: February 24, 2006
Summary: Steve digs a hole to plant a tree, and unearths ... something?
Onomatopoeias used: "DIK!", "CAKEY AROMA", "MALEVOLENT AURA"
Number of panels: 6
Panel 1
Steve has a shovel and is digging a hole. In the background there lies a young tree, ready to plant.
Beaver: "OK Steve, while you're digging that hole for the tree, how about I rustle us up some cakes?"
Steve: "Hmm... a stone!.. I'll soon dig you out of there..."
Steve's shovel hits the stone with a DIK!
Panel 2
Beaver is holding a tray of cakes, from which emanates a CAKEY AROMA.
Beaver: "The cakes are ready Steve! Now how's that hole coming along?"
Panel 3
Steve is standing in front of a mysterious cube-like object with a strange one-eyed octupus... thing carved into it. It's giving off a MALEVOLENT AURA.
Beaver: "Steve?"
Steve: "There was a stone in it..."
Panel 4
Beaver: "I don't know what it is, but I think you should leave it alone."
Steve: "Look! There's a door!"
Panel 5
Steve blocks the view of the door.
Steve: "Hmm... it seems to be covered in ancient runes - a message in some long-forgotten language. Who can possibly guess at its meaning?"
Panel 6
The door is visible, reading "DO NOT OPEN".
Beaver: "I think maybe it's telling you not to open it..."
Steve: "Wild speculation!"
Fun Facts
Steve can't read english
Ancient civilization used... English!?
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Despite playing a team that had scored just 49 points in its last outing and has struggled to score the basketball this season, the ETSU men's basketball team looked on as Northeastern put together its best offensive effort of the season en route to a 77-67 win over the Buccaneerss in the second round of the Cancun Governor's Cup Thursday afternoon at the Poliforum Benito Juarez.
With the loss, the Bucs dropped to 4-7 on the year and have now lost five of their last six games. Meanwhile, Northeastern improves to 3-6 on the season and snapped a six-game losing streak with the victory.
"It was obviously a horrible start for our team," said ETSU head coach
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In the first half, the Bucs watched as Northeastern - a team that entered the game ranked 301
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Despite being a team that had averaged just over five made 3-pointers a game on the year, the Huskies hit on 75 percent from beyond the arc in the first half (9-of-12), and outrebounded the Bucs 19-15. From the field, Northeastern shot 55 percent in the first half.
ETSU opened the second half by dropping behind by 21 points at 51-30 with 19:10 left in the game. Fortunately for the Bucs, they put together a strong offensive attack at that point and managed to cut the deficit to 12 at 60-48 on a three-point play by
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At that point, the Bucs would cut the lead back to seven points at 72-65, but would not be able to get any closer.
Northeastern got a career high 19 points from Ryan Pierson, while Chaisson Allen scored 18, Alex Harris netted 14 and Jonathan Lee posted 12. For ETSU, senior guard
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For the game, Northeastern shot 48 percent from the floor and a sparkling 61 percent from 3-point range, hitting on 11 3-pointers. The Bucs outrebounded the Huskies 34-31, but once again struggled at the foul line, going 18-of-30 from the charity stripe.
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Earning the rank of Eagle Scout is an arduous task, requiring dedication and hard work.
Returning the award was equally difficult for Steven Colella, 23, of Frederick, but it was a necessary one, he said.
Colella, who is gay, made his decision in response to an announcement this month by The Boy Scouts of America affirming its policy of "not granting membership to open or avowed homosexuals."
"I have no place in that organization. I knew it was the right thing to do for me," Colella said.
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At first glance, this video shows a real crash test of a 2014 F1 car chassis. That's very interesting, but one expert seems to have sussed out an even more interesting detail.
The expert is the always-excellent Craig Scarborough aka ScarbsF1. If you're a casual observer, he is by far the best source on the Internet for technical information when it comes to F1. He's known for his incredibly accurate line drawings in particular. And what did Scarbs see when he watched this video?
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...and here's what lies under the new @MyCaterhamF1 finger nose; slim crash structure, vanity panel & hooked chassis pic.twitter.com/0jOhMAmqDr
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