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This study aims to develop a follow-up telephone-based genetic counselling (FTGC) intervention for women with a BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation who have received genetic counseling in the past. Typically, when women undergo genetic testing, they receive standard genetic counselling prior to testing in order to fully understand the procedure and associated implications. If a woman's genetic test results are positive for a mutation, cancer prevention options are then discussed with a counsellor. However, in Canada, there is currently no formal follow-up counselling for women with a BRCA mutation to provide ongoing guidance and support about latest risk reduction strategies. Standard care relies on women making contact for any follow-up questions or concerns they may have. As a result, these women might not have the most current information regarding genetic risk assessment and prevention options. Therefore, individuals are being asked to participate in this study to aid research about the efficacy of FTGC in women with a BRCA mutation.
BRCA1 Gene Mutation
BRCA2 Gene Mutation
Breast Cancer
Ovarian Cancer
Behavioral: Follow-up Telephone Genetic Counselling
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|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Single Blind (Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Supportive Care
|Official Title:
|Cancer Prevention in Women With a BRCA Mutation: A Follow-up Genetic Counselling Intervention
- Efficacy of FTGC session [ Time Frame: 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The primary aim is to determine the effects of a tailored risk communication intervention (FTGC) compared to a standard intervention
- Emotional and cognitive outcomes of intervention [ Time Frame: 1 year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Secondary aims are to compare the two study groups with regard to intent of cancer prevention strategies, decisional conflict, cancer-related distress, cancer risk and prevention knowledge, choice predisposition and health service utilization.
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|January 2015
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|January 2018
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|January 2018 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: FTGC at 1 month
Individuals randomized to the intervention group will receive a tailored cancer risk assessment via a follow-up telephone genetic counselling (FTGC) session within one month of study enrollment.
Behavioral: Follow-up Telephone Genetic Counselling
Individualized theoretical genetic counselling among women with BRCA mutations to assess the impact it has on the uptake of cancer prevention strategies.
No Intervention: Standard Care + FTGC in 12 months
Individuals randomized to the intervention group will receive a tailored cancer risk assessment at 12 months following study enrollment
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|35 Years to 70 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Confirmed BRCA mutation
- Age 35 to 70 years
- No previous bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy
- No previous or current ovarian cancer
- At least 12 months since genetic testing or most recent contact by Narod follow-up study
- Can speak and understand English
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- Currently receiving treatment for another cancer diagnosis
- Pregnant
- Given birth in the last 6 months
- Booked surgical date for BSO
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT02225015
|Contact: Sophia Virani
|416-351-3800 ext 2761
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Breast cancer
Ovarian cancer
BRCA Mutation
BRCA1 Gene Mutation
BRCA2 Gene Mutation
Telephone genetic counselling
Cancer prevention
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Ovarian Neoplasms
Adnexal Diseases
Endocrine Gland Neoplasms
Endocrine System Diseases
Genital Diseases, Female
Genital Neoplasms, Female
Gonadal Disorders
Neoplasms by Site
Ovarian Diseases
Urogenital Neoplasms
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- I should add to my previous posting that the Romans occasionally inserted
bronze letters into their carved monumental inscriptions. These were
presumably cast although they may have been trimmed to fit the hollows in
the stone. This raises fascinating questions, such as whether the bronze
casters dictated the design of the letters using standardized moulds or
exactly how the letters and incisions were made to match. Whereas most
inscriptional lettering has a V shape, the stonecutting where bronze letters
were to be attached has a flat bottom. Thus the stone cut letters were
altered to accommodate the bronze inserts. Intriguing that the Romans had
learned to cast metal letters but never thought of printing from them.
- David
Yes, script and sculptural forms were "wildly different" and there is certainly, as you point out, abundant artifacual evidence of this. I suspect, though, regarding your last comment, that the thought of printing from the cast letters, or of applying casting technique to printing, might have taken a giant leap for the Romans. I suspect the reason has less to do with potential than it does with established practices. I offer here some thoughts on why this may be the case. Though, of course, this is only speculation.
Throughout the history of western letterforms, from the time of the Egyptians up into the middle ages, there seems always the potential for casting letterforms and printing with or from them. The Phaistos Stone, as an isolated and aside example, was a casting of symbols or possible letterforms that were seemingly repeatedly punched into the mold with a carved device. But nothing further than this artifact has been found. (Replications of carved forms have even been found in cave paintings and early textile work.)
The problem of "transfer" may not have been one of technical restrictions (or even the ephemeral nature of materials) as much as cultural restrictions. Casting technology was fairly restricted to medallions, coins, etc and written technologies were restricted to pliable and "mobile" substratum. I've really not found much historical consideration at all about why the connection was not made.
But it would seem that Tradition (and the restrictions held in this regard) kept sculptural and script like letterforms quite separate. Artifactual evidence reveals that the Egyptians had three sets of the written language, each had its own usage in the social/cultural hierarchy and each with its own separate technique/process for delivery. This hierarchical separation can be seen to be carried along into other cultures that evolved from this, including the Greek and Roman cultures, as well as into medieval Europe. Script like faces were always at the lowest stratum, but somehow managed to persevere through the ages,
probably because of this.
It would seem that important early European political/religious documents were to be written in a certain hand on papyrus rather than parchment, later on, parchment rather than paper. This had little to do with the quality of the technique/process/substratum. But rather, tradition. The early split editions of printing, using both parchment and paper, are part of this. Even though it was much more difficult to print on parchment and it is not well suited to the process, the practice continued. The parchment edition, though often not as well printed, was considered the traditional method of choice for the higher end market. Perhaps also because the illuminated manuscripts, which held the high end book market for near a century following the development of printing, were themselves commonly produced on parchment.
With the development of paper in Asia, there was early on some successful castings of letterforms that were printed. But the problem there, not faced by the Romans, was that the character set required was far too large to allow the process to take hold and have universal application.
In regard to your previous statement on the roman alphabet, it may very well be that the evolvement backward of the textura into the roman letterforms as seen in the transitional work of the early printers during the period of incunabula, had very little to do with the sculptural forms surrounding them (the letterforms on the columns seem to have had little influence or effect on the local populace for well over the previous millennium!!!), but rather that the marriage of the Carolingian minuscule and Roman majuscule is more a case of working with, and emulating, Renaissance manuscript materials (which themselves reveal a consideration of the Roman majuscule form).
>Intriguing that the Romans had
>learned to cast metal letters but never thought of printing from them.
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I'm not sure what it is about seeing a litigator dressed in a black suit with a chartreuse polka-dot tie that sends my heart aflutter. It can't be the chartreuse tie; the same thing happens with aqua, teal, and hot pink. It must be the black suit. Yes, that's it. There is something about black. It's so "take-no-prisoners", so "I totally, completely, and unequivocally fit in", so—well—so black.
And I'm happy to report that this undertaker look seems to be on the rise among hot-shot trial lawyers. And semi-hot-shot courtroom wannabes, too, for that matter.
This is especially true when a litigator has to meet up somewhere with another, opposing litigator, called a "bad guy." Say at a deposition or a negotiation or in court.
To set the record straight right up front, there's nothing that awful about bad guys, really. If you bumped into one at a gala dinner of the International Rottweiler Owners Association or even at your kid's Saturday soccer match, you'd be perfectly comfortable chatting with him, at least until you found out he was one of the bad guys. Even then, a chat would be fine. Deep down, the good guys know full well that a bad guy is really just one of the guys. But calling him a bad guy remains de rigueur.
The confusing thing is that a good guy who is on the other side is actually a bad guy if you're one of the good guys, and a bad guy on your side is really a good guy, even if you're one of the bad guys (good guys?). Somehow even the average guys seem to keep it all straight. It's so necessary that they do keep it all straight, as this is a very important part of litigating. And, of course, it makes everyone feel better to do some finger pointing.
Anyway, when a good guy and a bad guy are in a room together, say at a video-taped deposition of an inventor, they definitely are both going to do the mortician thing—the black suits and pastel ties—that takes my breath away. And this isn't just a matter of appearance. No, sir. The good guy and the bad guy actually perform better in black. And, honestly you're just less likely to stand out in a crowd of black suit guys if you're wearing basic black. You know: "I see by your outfit that you are a …"
The poor videographer faces a conundrum, though. He generally is not supposed to appear IN the video. Unless something odd is going on in the deposition room. Okay, maybe he appears in a corner of the frame when he reaches for one of those cheese and bean quesadillas left over from lunch. But it's only for a moment, so it isn't clear whether he has to wear the obligatory black suit. Ditto the guy who slipped into the room to put the vegetarian lunch wraps and seltzer on the side board.
This good guy-bad guy mix-up probably explains why you never see one of these hot shot litigators dressed in a white suit with a chartreuse tie. A white suit sure seems like a good way to signal he is one of the good guys. But the bad guys (good guys?) on the other side would become hopelessly confused or start tittering. It's probably just as well. I mean, try walking into a courtroom wearing a white suit.
The puzzling thing is that these litigator guys wouldn't be caught dead in a black suit when they are dropping by Starbucks for one of those $8.95 Iced Caramel Macchiato's. No way. They know the black suit would look dumb and be wildly uncomfortable. And the tiny spilled specks of that cinnamon whipped cream would leave grotesque grease spots in the most unfortunate places. So in Starbucks, they wear cutoffs and flip flops like any other self-respecting American consumer.
Every so often some Neanderthal litigator makes the mistake of violating the strict black and chartreuse dress code. He shows up in a dark gray suit or a dark dark gray suit. Or a dark navy suit (which frankly is pretty hard to tell from a dark dark grey suit). Or he enters the conference room sporting an aquamarine or malachite tie.
I love patent trolls!
I love patent trolls. There. I said it.
Why do I have such affection? The folklore of the supernatural has great appeal. Even to a curmudgeon. The wildly successful troll doll fad of the late 20th century made that clear. Now DreamWorks Animation is planning a 2016 release of an entire computer-animated musical about troll dolls. I can hardly wait.
But the most endearing troll doll "alive" cannot hold a candle (or a torch, for that matter) to even a run-of-the-mill patent troll when it comes to charm. So I figure the patent trolls should be in line for the same deep passion felt for the troll dolls.
And a ton of sympathy, too.
I feel for the patent trolls. They've been on the short end of a barrage of nasty public rhetoric for a while now. The kind that patent troll detractors have been pushing with gusto through the Congress, the White House, the Courts, and (let's not forget the fourth estate) the Press (who ought to—but don't—know better than to pay it any attention).
What is my take on this crusade? "Rubbish." The patent trolls don't deserve it.
Get with it, man. Trolls are amusing. Cuddly. Adorable. That's why I'm betting there's a market out there for patent troll dolls. And I'm going to be the first to capitalize on it. My line of these stuffed toys will hit the market later in the year. Watch for the release date. Get your pre-orders in now. Figure on buying a pair for your favorite Supreme Court clerk. Or Congressman. Or copywriter. Or your cousin Celia, for that matter.
And get this. Pins will be included so the cuties can double as Voodoos right out of the box. For those so inclined.
I know. I know. This product will take some re-branding work given the recent bad press. But I'm sure the image can be burnished. These patent troll dolls are going to be productive, energetic, exciting, fun. We'll polish the extortionist style. And portray these guys as making an honest market for patents that are loose in the socket. We'll dump the non-practicing aura. And substitute a label showing a respected place to park some investment capital.
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I love doing digital paintings and illustrations, character concepts/designs specially for games (an avid gamer myself, and aiming to be game illustrator), mascot/avatar illustrations, and illustrating for books. Aside from these categories which I enjoy working on, I can also do other graphic oriented works as well but I prefer illustrating/painting. Regarding mature content, I have no problem illustrating partial/full nudity, scenes that have sexual content, blood and gore, delicate subject matters, weird/surreal/eccentric themes or whatever you want/need. I give everything that I can offer in terms of aesthetics and detail; and provide excellent service for my clients. I will always try to exceed your expectations in order to give you the best quality art work you want. I am quite cooperative, open to suggestions to an extent and am a very good team player. You could trust that I am quick to response regarding my work as well as answering your messages. I am a time-oriented person, and I would give everything that I can in order to meet your reasonable deadlines without sacrificing the quality of my work output. Up until today, I am further improving my skills to provide better quality for my current and future works. I am competent in using Adobe Photoshop and have basic knowledge of Adobe Illustrator, but as I said earlier, I prefer illustrating freehand, using a tablet, in Clip Studio Paint Pro rather than a vector based project. Given the opportunity, I shall give all my creative thoughts, artistic brain cells, gastric acid, sense of humor and of course drawing skills for you and your project. Thank you and I appreciate that you have read this far! I look forward to working with as well as for you! Please do have time to visit my portfolio here in odesk or https://fllamjr.carbonmade.com/ or http://fllamjr.deviantart.com/ to view some of my past and recent works.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Frederick House Hotel Edinburgh
Great Value, Great Location
Myself and my 3 friends (all Lawyers) stayed in Fredrick House in October 2004 for the weekend. We all agreed that the hotel was exellent value, the rooms were spacious, the beds comfortable and the staff were friendly and helpful. The Hotel has a great arrangement for breakfast with a really superb restaurant across the road. All in all We would all reccomend this hotel.
The Worst Ever!
Oct. 2004. Arrived by train and stopped at the tourist board to book a room. Requested a clean room in a not too expensive hotel. Arrived at the hotel and requested a non-smoking room. The room was not ready, and by the time we came back that evening, it was late. We were assigned a room on the 4th floor which was smoky, filthy, and there were holes in the sheets and curtains. I was disgusted with the room and would never stay there again or reccomend it to anyone. It almost ruined the trip to Edinburgh!
Wonderful Convenient Location, Nice Staff, Average Room
Stayed 2 nights and enjoyed our visit. The rooms are very standard for European hotels, even a bit nicer than other 3 stars we stayed in while in UK. The shower could have been better, but pressure was good. The location was perfect distance to the sites and pubs. Great shopping nearby as well. Breakfast included was tasty and filling.
Once was enough
We had booked two rooms for a one night stay in August 2004. The location is great for shopping, sightseeing, etc. First impressions of the reception and corridors were good and I hoped that the poor reviews I had read were wrong. The rooms were quite large and could have great potential. Sadly a closer look caused great disapointment. The dust was thick; there were tea/coffee stains on the woodwork and walls; the bedspreads and towels were stained; the bathrooms were grotty and used coffee/sugar sachets remained in the container. We all decided against having a shower and wouldn't use any of the tea/coffee making facilities. We were glad we were only spending one night there and moving on elsewhere and would definitely not stay there again.
Checked in - ouch! - checked out
Arrived in Edinburgh June 27th 2004 around 18.00 - checked in at Fredrick House Hotel for three nights - room prebooked/prepaid by an agency - room 409 I think it was - ouch! - the worst hotel room I have ever come upon - DIRTY YACKY FILTHY - took our suitcases and checked out immediately.
The guy at Fredrick House Hotel told us that they would charge us for the first night and talk to the management about what to do about the second and third night. OK! whatever I would not stay in this room at Fredrik House even if they were to pay me.
Moved to the Holyrood Hotel. Arrived there and was met live soft piano music in the lounge. Had a pint of Caledonian 80 and settled down. Way to go! Suddenly Edinburgh did not feel that bad after all. Got a great last minute deal on the room. Thx Michelle! Unfortunately they were fully booked for the remaining week due to some convention.
Stayed at the MW GuestHouse for the remaining two nights in Edinburgh. Thx Visit Scotland for finding and booking this great place in a very busy hotel situation in Edinburgh.
Convenient in many ways
I needed one night in Edinburgh before catching a flight the next morning, and Frederick House proved to be a good choice. Despite pouring rain, it was not a far walk from Waverley Station, and I was so glad to see the hotel had a lift! Next morning, it was even closer to the airport bus stop.
Its downtown location allowed for some quick sightseeing and easy access to good restaurants. My room (double) was clean and more spacious than I expected, came with an iron and ironing board, and the water pressure of the shower was great. The breakfast provided at a cafe across the street could have been served more promptly, but was quite good.
I would consider this hotel for a longer stay in Edinburgh.
Worst nights sleep I've ever had!
Last week we stayed at the Frederick Hotel in Edingurgh and while the location of the hotel was wonderful, the room was horrible. The bed was the most uncomfortable bed I've ever slept in with springs digging into my back the entire night. I would have slept on the floor if I thought it was clean enough. The first towel I used was stained, the room was noisy and the lights didn't work when we first got there. I've traveled all over the world and for what we paid for this room I would have prefered anywhere else.
Additionally, breakfast isn't until 730 which we had to miss to catch our plane so we didn't even get a good meal out of it.
I would not recommend this hotel nor ever stay here again.
It Felt Like Home
My daughters and I made our first trip to Scotland in 2001. After a very disappointing hotel experience in London we were apprehensive about the Frederick House. From moment one, however, we loved it!! We stayed in the Skyline Room (a two-level room often used in its advertisements.) The room was spacious, clean and offered an over the rooftops view of the Firth of Forth! The staff was friendly and helpful, and the location of the hotel was ideal (not in the middle of the bustle of Princes Street, but not far from that focal point.) The only (minor) letdown was the caliber of full breakfast offered with the room (at a restaurant across the street from the hotel.) I would happily stay at the Skyline Room, Frederick House again.
Terrible room / nice staff
Stayed here about a year ago and forgot to post a review. The hotel is well located and looks nice from the outside. Entrance hall and lobby are well worn.Staff pleasant. Found room and left quickly to explore the city. Returned to the room in the evening. Uh oh. Room itself was smelly. Carpet needed cleaning but the worst thing was the bed clothes.
The bed covers were filthy and stained with blood. The sheets were so, so. There was a large hole in the wall stuffed with paper. The chair in the room was falling apart and dangerous. We complained to reception (it was about 10.30pm) and they could'nt offer an alternative room, however did offer an alternative hotel which we accepted (well, the taxi anyway). Got taxi to a different hotel (not the one they suggested) and spent the night there.Overall the experience was not good. The place is more a large guesthouse than a hotel. Believe me we've stayed in some dives in our day and this was right up there with them. Won't return, ever!
Wonderful, Quiet and Charming
This was my first trip to Scotland, and I was traveling alone and I booked this hotel online, and was a little apprehensive until I got there. The rooms are quaint and clean. Not overly large or modern, but very comfy. There was a fridge, hair dryer, and coffee pot. The hotel desk clerk was absolutely charming. He was always eager to provide assistance. The walk to Princes street is only about 3-4 minutes - a nice stroll really. The lift/elevator was small compared to US standards but adequate. Numerous restaurants close-by, even a mini-market. I would highly recommend this hotel.
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