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In it, we set out to reveal the extraordinary and varied history of watercolour and to encourage people to see this fascinating medium in a slightly different way.
Did the show change your perceptions of watercolour? Or perhaps you have a theory about why watercolour seems to be a particularly British phenomenon?
As lead Curator on Watercolour at Tate Britain, I'm extremely keen to hear the thoughts and opinions of our visitors.
Please post your messages on the Tate blog below. We look forward to hearing from you.
Alison Smith Lead Curator, Watercolour
No Russell Flint, then? (joke) Seriously, I found it a quite interesting set of paintings but not really about watercolour. This takes us into quibbles about definitions but for me, most of these paintings seemed to have been done using gouache or tempera ie opaque media. For me, water colour is esentally about using a transparent media that has a luminosity as the light bounces off the white paper or ground. So I didn't get much out of this show. I wa amazed at the entrance price - this is where being a Tate member really pays off as you can see a dud show like this but not get aggrieved over forking out - what was it, £14?
Not normally a fan of watercolour, I found this exhibition fascinating. Highlights for me were the early maps and the works by Edward Burra. I was most impressed by the skill demonstrated in using this difficult medium, especially by the earlier artists. I didn't mind that the concept of watercolour was stretched to include gouache etc.
Tracey Emin is a gutter snipe,and that's not a moral judgement simply a statement of fact.She restates that Baudelairen idea of women.Oscar Wilde said we are in the gutter but some of us are looking at the stars,well not Tracey. The gutter cannot be denied of course,beauty is truth after all,but there is more! Her little bird notions,often the symbol for the spirit, state her child self that cannot fly, probably never will,to critisise her feels like hitting a child. Her 'Bed'of course fulfilled the scupltural edict of truth to materials (it is what it is to the center,no false interior)along with all the Freudian,primal scene etc. And the historic 'femme couche' removes herself to stand with the viewer. But where does she go after that? does she stand outside that room full of failed paintings and wish (of course she's not alone!) (oh and Tracey 9/11 didn't come to save YOU. )
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Overall I was disappointed although the Burra was quite wonderful. Expectations were for more watercolours from artists who make this medium their own. The miniatures and botanical studies were exquisite but the modernists were very disappointing.
I thought the Watercolour exhibition was deeply disappointing. It started off well with interesting and for me many unknown works from the 18th and 19th centuries, especially some of the larger works for early exhibition. However I can not imagine why the mixed bag of war paintings was singled out for prominence - they add little to the story of watercolour. But the worst was the back end of the show (figuratively as well) with a rag bag of works including a huge acrylic best for decorating some crass commercial vestibule and craven attention to Tracey Emins ridiculous little doodlings. Where were some of the 19th and 20th century masters who really used watercolour as it should be like Brabazon, Casson, Seago or Yardley, to name but a few? These are the people who have carried on the tradition of watercolour at its best with such skill and artistry. "Watercolour" as an exhibition of the art of watercolour is an insult to the artists of the last 150 years. The Tate has gone cravenly to works which take us nowhere just for the contemporary names. What an appalling waste of opportunity.
An excellent exhibition, except for one ommission. You did not have any of my favoutite watercolour artist, Hercules Brabazon Brabazon. I particularly enjoy watercolours which exploit the medium, ie: water. HB Brabazon worked in a very fluid watery way, much like the later Turner Venetian watercolours, of which you had a couple of fine examples. Full of atmosphere, and misty 'impressionism'. Julian Lovegrove
We enjoyed the exhibit and like the way it was arranged. It absorbed our interest so that we were unaware of how much time we had spent in the exhibition. We thought the ticket pricing was fair.
Four friends together visited yet another Tate exhibition and this one had us talking and talking! As a non painter I would have preferred the information about different types of watercolour techniques at the beginning....so that I could have related to the differing paper etc all the way through. All four of us though were disappointed with the final room....we were all underwhelmed :-( My female friend took exception to the "plastic bag" and you may be pleased with the result, as we discussed what on earth it was doing in the exhibition over coffee in the cafe!
But for example FH. making buildings out of Portland Stone,with decorative carvings,is a 'tradition left behind isn't. Art is not 'a tradition' but a developing ,evolving process as is all culture/society. This 'there's no skill in it business has never really been properly got to grips with and goes back to misapprehensions with the onset of modernism and abstraction. 'Skill 'is often just practice remember and 'gesture/form 'is just that wherever it sits,in the clouds or in a scrumpled sheet.If the punk energy in some contemporary pieces energises the psyche that can be just as much a boon to overcome our human condition as wonder at the beauty of 'nature'(and after all mate how much respect has mankind ultimately shown to nature for all its beauty !)
I found the exhibition a nice walk round but a bit weak with the token Turner's and Emin's. Possibly if you knew nothing about watercolour painting it would provide an education but for me there was nothing astounding to walk away with.
I went yesterday afternoon, very quiet and a pleasant environment. I love watercolour, and have been to several exhibitions in London over recent years, so in some cases this was like seeing old friends (white House at Chelsea, etc). In another way, however, I found it revealing and innovative - connecting the traditional English watercolour to the earlier period, maps and miniatures - I loved the pollarded oak, and the Hilliard in particular. I found some of the modern work interesting, too, but less so - it didn't seem to matter that much of it was watercolour, if that makes sense. I was disappointed with the relative aucity of the masters- Turner, Sandby, Cotman, Gilpin, Girtin etc, and very little marine work, but I suppose you just didn't have space?
Two final comments - some of the Turners (two boats) were almost abstract and almost calligraphic - what about a watercolour/calligraphy comparative exhibition?
And why are the postcards so limited - unable to buy a p/card of the Pollarded Oak, which was absolutely lovely!
I am what I call a Sunday afternoon water colour painter, and found the exhibition both fascinating and inspiring, having personally moved from the more formal to the more expressive painting I enjoyed following the historical development. I have always admired Turner and found seeing his pictures and the palette and paints he used fascinating. A great afternoon.
We absolutely adored both the Miro & WaterColours yesterday, despite what a passenger on the Tate to Tate boat said! Add a lovely lunch in the Rex Whistler room & it made for a great day out. Both shows were well planned, informatively-titled & full, "meaty" reflections of both an artist & a genre. Well done!
This was an enjoyable expedition for me until I reached the last section. The previous seven showed skill to be admired even if I did not particularly like the subject. But what a bit of hanging plastic has to do with watercolour I do not know. We can all let dribbles or deluges of paint roll down a canvas to produce a fairly random effect or paint some sticks from the garden. What I wanted was to understand the craftmanship that went into the works. This was obvious in the earlier 'rooms' where there was much to admire. I would have wished to have seen more. The little booklet had a very useful glossary. The section on equipment used in previous centuries was fascinating. I have increased my knowledge of the technical art of 'watercolour' by those I would call masters. The café was overcrowded which is a worry when you reach a certain age of decreptitude. In the shop, the selection of reproductions available to purchase was poor, only one person on the till which refused to work efficiently so another 20 mins queuing on tired feet holding two very heavy books was not welcome. The website froze when I was attempting to purchase tickets in the first place but no one seemed interested in knowing although staff on the whole were polite and attentive. I did enjoy my day out - I spent five hours travelling so it was indeed a day - but I feel that there are places where the overall experience could be improved.
It was interesting to see watercolours by some of the famous names in the field from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuaries, which are not often easy to see because of the mediums vulnerability to fading in the light. I should have liked to see more pictures from that period with some supporting biographical information and background on, for example, the Norwich School. On the other hand the paintings designed for exhibition were impressive and the covering of technique good for someone like me who is not a practising artist. Continuing into the modern period also completed the historical link. Overall I enjoyed the exhibition and saw what I expected to a large extent, apart from my previous reservations.
Excellent exhibition!!! Very good idea to show a chronological history of the use of watercolours. Particularly impressed with the very old miniatures, the colours looked so well preserved and the degree of detail (skill) is astonishing. Indeed a superb account of the use of the media. Congratulations.
Enjoyed this exhibition very much- a great range of genre and technique represented and some revelations- agree with many others that the contemporary watercolour painting section was rather weak and unrepresentative of the range of contemporary art practice. Putting Turner in the last room did make a rather stark contrast with a couple of the contemporary contributors- why use the final room only for 'unorthodox' use of watercolour (acrylic?)- why not show a range of contemporary work in watercolour, including both experimental and traditional techniques? Last point- too few women artists represented throughout the show- apart from last room- why?
Very good. I came to it after the Miro and found the contrast astonishing.
Loved the first rooms, especially the contemporary seed painting, which contrasted beautifully with the older, natural history paintings. The landscapes were very beautiful, but then raced through the rest, particulary disappointed in the last two rooms. Also felt the audio commentary was uninspiring. I think prices are becoming much too high. If I wasn't a member I would not imagine ever paying this much for an exhibition.
My friends and I travelled down from Newcastle for the day to see this exhibition, all amatuer watercolourists, we enjoyed seeing and discussing the exhibition although all agreed we were`nt inspired. My particular favourite was the Rennie Mackintosh and I liked seeing the actual medias used by Turner etc. An interesting exhibition but not one I would go to see again. The Tracy Emin and plastic bag caused much hilarity.
Thank you for a very interesting, diverse and well laid out exhibition. I had not realised how versatile and precise watercolour painting could be and it was a pleasure to be enlightened by the selection on show. The contemporary watercolours were lacking in any real interest or skill for me but they provided an interesting juxtaposition to the older works.
An exhibition worth seeing.
Fascinating exhibition. Used the audio guide, which was helpful and easy to use. Disappointed with the modern selection - a disjunction here, a selection that did not to me illuminate or provide a coherent picture of watercolourists working now. Given that you can do practically anything in watercolour, a greater range of modern work would have been nice. I do not blog, do facebook etc, so this is a one-off. Life's too short and I have painting to do.
I LOVED the exhibition - especially the older works which revealed real artistic skill and talent. I myself am a decidedly amateur artist, who is experimenting with using watercolours, and even I can manage blobs like those on display by Tracey Emmin !!!!!
But overall, it was most enjoyable, and informative.
it is impossible to "understand" craftsmanship Edith, unless you apprentice it.
I found this to be a fascinating exhibition. Every room offered wonderful examples of the beautiful medium. Although I have only been using watercolour for a short time it never ceases to amaze me what it is able to do. This exhibition confirmed that for me. What a long tradition. The history was intriguing and the whole exhibition worth seeing. The recorded guide was well worth listening to and without that it might have been less informative. Thoroughly enjoyable.
I am a fan of Burra and saw an exhibition of his work at the Hayward some years back but his paintings at this exhibition were to say the least disappointing. Not even as good as those in the Tate basement. There were far too many pre-raphaelite works and not enough exciting modern ones. Also couldn't Winslow Homer have been squeezed in he did paint in England.
Very good in parts but why wasn't there any Hockney? Not enough of Turner or Singer Sergeant. Except for the Blue Rigi and one or two others they were very sketchy ones. The Botanical paintings were brilliant.
We really enjoyed the exhibition and were amazed at the range of different techniques that can be applied to watercolour. We wanted to look at the watercolour through the ages room but it was quite crowded and we didn't have much time yesterday. We will definitely visit again to take advantage of the audio guide. Particularly loved the Burra landscape and the Kapoor. We were disappointed that there was only a postcard of the Kapoor as we would have liked to have bought a framed copy. Oh well maybe you had just sold the last one and we will be lucky next time.
I enjoyed the Watercolour exhibition - but, those of you who decide to go, make sure you experience too Mike Nelson's The Coral Reef, the best thing by far in my visit to Tate Britain that day.
Lovely Exhibition.The paintings are so varied. I liked the history and devlopment of Watercolour Painting in this country. Well done Tate Britain.
We loved the earlier paintings, which opened our eyes as to what can be achieved in watercolour. The botanical samples are amazing, as is the detail in the painting of the fisherman's wife and mother; there are many beautiful paintings by artists of whom we had never heard. But when we came to more recent art, we were very disappointed, and all our prejudices were fortified. Tracy Emin, for example. A notable exception was the painting of seeds of the many varieties of bean plants - stunning.
I agree with many of the comments above, particularly regarding the absence of David Hockney's work - seems barmy to me. Maybe "watercolour" is too big a subject for an exhibition and there are bound to be serious omissions. That does not excuse the inclusion of Emin at the expense of Hockney - it's as though the curators were trying to include extremes rather than representatives of current watercolour practice. Having said that, I loved the Goldsworthy - a brilliant idea as well as true to the nature of water and colour. Overall I enjoyed the show a lot and will return. I will also visit the forthcoming watercolour exhibition at Bankside Gallery to see more contemporary examples of work in this surprisingly exciting and incredibly challenging medium.
PS - thanks for asking my opinion. Someone should be checking these comments though - one of your correspondents seems more than a bit bonkers to me!
I've always thought of watercolour as a rather insipid medium and I'm afraid this exhibition did little to change my view. Obviously an enormous amount of skill was on display but all the really punchy works were ink, gouache or acrylic. Loved the Sandra Blow, Lucy Skaer, Hodgkin and Heron. Callum Innes always interesting. More 'practical' history of gouache technique would have been good.
It opened our eyes to the variety of effects which can be achieved through the medium of watercolours
I am not a watercolour devotee bu I found this exhibition a delightful surprise, I was not faced with my expectation of many pretty 'views' but with a wonderful assortment of subjects showing the amazing diversity of this medium. I thought the curating was done beautifully, I loved the mix of work throughout the centuries in each room and am looking forward to returning again. Thanks Katherine
I do beg your pardon Tina if you think that's me! but there WERE lots of people using this site to advertise their "work", that is what I felt was being unleashed ,but they have been removed now. Other remarks are of course only MY opinion!
I mostly enjoyed the exhibition, but was very disappointed that the Norwich school of water-colour painters was underrepresented, especially the greatest, John Sell Cotman. The view of Norwich Market was of course excellent, but the only landscape offering was undistinguished and any one not familiar with Cotman would go away from the exhibition in ignorance. The star of the show was the Venetian painting by William Callow. What a knockout! Pity it is in a private collection and no reproductions are available. The final section was awful. Why are Emin' s doodles on show?
and for clarity T.the 'failed paintings' refers to TE.'s work (and others of course) not this show ,perhaps you scanned my remarks too quickly. It has to be recognised that 'painting' is a problem for many struggling at the forefront to continue with this erm,genre.
Surprisingly few Turners, few mid-nineteenth century watercolours, and few interesting examples of contemporary watercolour. Tate often has a problem with showing contemporary works in relation to historic and modern - as if they are afterthoughts, slapped on to the end of a show by one curator working discretely from others. I wonder if this reflects the curatorial structure more than the expertise available. What would be so wrong with encouraging curators to develop specialisms according to media rather than always according to period? It might just help to make shows like this less disjointed!
Very much enjoyed the first few rooms but was strangely disappointed by the last few.
Engaging but not an overly exciting exhibition. I had a sense that the linking of these paintings purely based on the fact that they were watercolours a tad artificial and unsatisfying. Interesting to see the Burne Jones watercolours but as many have said, too much of this sort of thing.
The final room was the best for me with the Patrick Heron and good to see the Peter Lanyon watercolour (having really enjoyed the Peter Lanyon retrospective at Tate st. Ives in January). I thought having some of the more interesting Turners displayed opposite in the same room was inspired.
I do agree, however, that had I not been a tate member, £28 for myself and my husband would have been steep - although that said, he would probably have paid his entry for the Lanyon alone!
Loved the Ruskin leaves, the Piper rocks and the Cotman Downs; the range of Girtin and Dadd was new to me. Enjoyed it all, including the techniques section, though didn't spend much time in the last room....
The highlight of the show for me came as quite an unexpected shock. The painting of a series of men in Queen Mary's Hospital, Sidcup with their terrible war injuries brought back memories of my Nan. She was only 17 years old when these paintings were done, she was working in the Hospital at the time, nursing these men. She told me stories of the terrible injuries the soldiers came to the Hospital with. Doctors were pioneering plastic surgery techniques on these men, growing skin in drapes from their noses to necks to use to rebuild their faces. She said the nurses used to take the more mobile soldiers out dancing in Sidcup. Daryl Lindsay was only very young himself when he painted these pictures. I will be researching him a bit to find out more about him. A more detailed explanation of what this painting is about is really needed. Glad I saw it.
Watercolour has never been a particular favourite of mine. However this exhibition opened my eyes to its use and potential. I had always associated it with pretty little landscapes, boy was I surprised! I thought it a masterstroke to put the Turners in the contemporary room as at first glance they looked like abstracts (which of course they are). The plastic hanging from the ceiling at the end epitomised (for me) the sad direction of contemporary art practice. I thought to myself 'so this is where all this fine skill and execution has finally ended up!'
It was a little crowded at the time so I will return at a quieter time to look at greater depth.
Thought the exhibition was superb both in content and arrangement. Disagree with the comment about more modern exhibits -- quite nicely balanced between the old and the new. Perhaps the prints on sale could have been broader in selection - Dunstalls "Oak" was deserving of inclusion.
Very happy, thank you.
Totally agree with most of the comments below. Glad I was a member as I would have felt hard done by paying £14. Melville's 'The Blue Night, Venice' and Langley's 'But Men must Work and Women Weep' two outstanding stars. Sadly, no postcards of these available. I will add to Emin's detractors. I thought her three contributions a disgrace.
I enjoyed the exhibition - I took my mother for mothers day, she enjoyed it a little more than I. Maybe its an age thing but I was hoping for more contemporary work and the one painting I really loved "after the fire" was not reproduced in the catalogue or postcards or posters in the shop either. The comentary on the headphones was very interesting, but a little selective.


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Very clean modern accommodation set in a great location close to the beach.
We loved our stay, the cottage needed some tlc but most things were dealt with when we reported them.
Lovely place to stop,quiet and peaceful.
The cottage was fantastic.
Would definetly go again.
Good location and easy access to the beach. House though was dirty. As example, cutlery had been put away unwashed.
Throughout stay the light bulbs in one bedroom and hall were not working.
Pub ok, but cafe run down. Toilet disgusting. And the staff would have to use this.
Overall a good location but very expensive for a poorly maintained property and very minimal facilities.
very nice place with a lovely beach. Too much dog pooh though - need more signs about clearing it up.
Cottage was great, well equipped and clean.
The beech (5 minute walk) was amazing. Very clean, dog friendly and no tacky shops.


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U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama will join builder General Dynamics Electric Boat, a wholly owned subsidiary of General Dynamics, in christening Illinois (SSN-786), the U.
Incat Tasmania Pty Ltd, Australian shipbuilder, has secured a contract for the construction, delivery and long term charter of a large fast vehicle ferry for Danish company Mols-Linien A/S.
South Korean shipbuilders are struggling with huge losses stemming from the delivery of low-priced ships and a delay in the construction of offshore facilities such as drill ships.
The U.S. Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration (MARAD) announced it will provide more than $1 million to support the development of two new emission-reducing maritime solutions.
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How To Treat Employees
Customer: "Can you help me find these treats in the large breed size?"
Me: "Sure!" *goes to shelf and finds treats*
Customer: "Good girl! Who's a good girl? You're a good girl!"
Would dogs be mans best friend if they realized they are sometimes more intelligent than their owners? Sadly in the world stupid people are allowed to own pets, find out how it can all go horrible wrong from here. Even wild animals cannot escape!
Customer: "Can you help me find these treats in the large breed size?"
Me: "Sure!" *goes to shelf and finds treats*
Customer: "Good girl! Who's a good girl? You're a good girl!"
(My husband and I are visiting an amazing zoo in Belgium that was built on the site of an old estate. In addition to being beautiful, the zoo is relatively open and interactive: you can get up close and personal with many of the animals where safety allows. My husband and I, from the States, are marvelling at the small ditches or rows of bushes where fences and walls would normally be.)
Me: "This is incredible! They don't have anything like this back home!"
My Husband: "Yeah, but you know why, right? Some idiot would see one of the exhibits and immediately think, 'Dude, I can totally jump that ditch and play with the animals'. Maybe they just have more sense than that here."
(Later, I am asking an employee about feeding times and mention what my husband had said.)
Employee: "Oh, no. We have people like that here, too. Mostly children, but they don't do much harm. The worst is when it's an adult. We had a fellow who got drunk and jumped into the kangaroo exhibit and began harassing the animals."
Me: "Jeez, what happened?"
Employee: "Well, our dominant male took offense to him bothering his consort, so he pinned him down and kicked him."
Me: "Holy cow! What did you do?"
Employee: "We let him."
(I'm a customer at a bookshop. As I'm browsing, I overhear a nearby mother spending five minutes patiently explaining to her young daughter that dragons aren't real. The daughter is only about 3 or 4.)
Mother: "For the last time, they're just made up! For fun! They don't actually exist!"
Daughter: "But they're in this book! Look!"
Mother: "Oh, for… I've already explained this. Come on, we're leaving."
Daughter: "Can I buy the dragon book?"
Mother: "Of course not! That's the last thing I need."
(They make their way over to the cash register, where the mother pays for a few books. The daughter looks up at the salesman with big eyes.)
Daughter: "Excuse me, mister. Are dragons real?"
Salesman: *leans in close* "Well, that's what we have to tell you."
(The daughter's face lights up instantly and the mother lets out an exasperated sigh. That man just made my day, and the day of a tiny little girl who loves dragons.)
Customer: "Excuse me, will my son like this for his birthday? He loves dinosaurs."
(I examine the gift; it's a set of various plastic fossils.)
Me: "Well, it depends on how into dinosaurs he is. If he just thinks they're cool, then it'll be fine. If he's into palaeontology at all, though, he'll be disappointed because none of those are actually dinosaurs."
Customer: "What? Don't be stupid! He loves dinosaurs! I know what a dinosaur is!"
Me: "Well, right there you have a Pterodactyl, two Synapsids including the famous Dimetrodon, a Plesiosaur, and a Tiktaalik. None of those are dinosaurs. They're not even all reptiles, or Mesozoic."
Customer: "What do you know? God, you kids these days are so rude! I know what a dinosaur is."
(She buys the toy set and leaves in a huff. A week later, I'm working as a cashier when she comes back.)
Customer: "Yes, I'd like to return this." *shows me the very same fossil toy set*
Me: "Oh, yes, I remember. Would you like me to help you find a dinosaur toy to get instead?"
Customer: "You? God! Look, missy, he just didn't like them because they weren't scientifically accurate, okay? These are dinosaurs! They lived a thousand years ago! Do you think I'm stupid!?"
Me: "Ma'am, you clearly are just as intelligent as you present yourself to be."
Customer: "Well, I'm glad you realise it."
(The marine park where I work features a show starring beluga whales.)
Guest: *runs up* "I need to find Belgium stadium!"
Me: "I would be happy to help… what are you looking for again?"
Guest: "BELGIUM STADIUM!"
Me: "I'm sorry, we don't have a Belgium stadium. Belgium is a country in Europe."
Guest: "But I need to find Belgium Stadium! The show is about to start!"
Me: *dawns on me* "Oh, do you mean Beluga Stadium? Like the big white whales?"
Guest: "What the heck is a beluga? I want to see Belgiums!"
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Highland, IN 46322
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Reasons to protect the natural environment we share with all life
Our friends the honeybees
Love that fennel (anise flavor in the honey isn't bad either)
Off to see the wizard of magnolia
At least a dozen types of native bees share the fennel with these gals
Can anyone name this bee?
Or this tiny bee that comes to my garden by the hundreds?
Butterflies do their work of beauty as well as pollination.
Even the tiniest roadside flower– which we might be tempted to call a "weed" –is a kingdom buzzing with life. As Pope Francis said in his recent encyclical, to treat all life as equal is to bring back the Garden of Eden.
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Concomitant boost radiotherapy for muscle invasive bladder cancer
ABSTRACT To evaluate the feasibility and efficacy of a concomitant partial bladder boost schedule in radiotherapy for invasive bladder cancer, coupling a limited boost volume with shortening of the overall treatment time.
Between 1994 and 1999, 50 patients with a T2-T4 N0M0 transitional cell carcinoma of the bladder received radiotherapy delivered in a short overall treatment time with a concomitant boost technique. With this technique a dose of 40 Gy in 2-Gy fractions was administered to the small pelvis with a concomitant boost limited to the bladder tumor area plus margin of 15 Gy in fractions of 0.75 Gy. The total tumor dose was 55 Gy in 20 fractions in 4 weeks. Toxicity was scored according to EORTC/RTOG toxicity criteria.
The feasibility of the treatment was good. Severe acute toxicity >/=G3 was observed in seven patients (14%). Severe late toxicity >/=G3 was observed in six patients (13%). Thirty-seven patients (74%) showed a complete and five (10 %) a partial remission after treatment. The actuarial 3-year freedom of local progression was 55%.
In external radiotherapy for muscle invasive bladder cancer a concomitant boost technique coupling a partial bladder boost with shortening of the overall treatment time provides a high probability of local control with acceptable toxicity.
- SourceAvailable from: Tomasz Skóra
- "Many studies have been conducted to improve the results of radiotherapy in treatment of invasive bladder cancer by adoption of altered fractionation, to reduce overall treatment time and acceleration of clonogenic repopulation of tumour [19–23]. One of the methods of altered fractionation, used in treatment of invasive bladder cancer, is accelerated superfractionated radiotherapy with concomitant boost, which allows to obtain a complete response in about 74–80% of invasive bladder carcinoma patients, with acceptable toxicity [19, 20]. "
Article: Transurethral resection, neoadjuvant chemotherapy and accelerated hyperfractionated radiotherapy – concomitant boost, with or without concurrent cisplatin, for patients with invasive bladder cancer – clinical outcome[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To evaluate the toxicity, clinical effectiveness and survival rate of transurethral resection, neoadjuvant chemotherapy and accelerated hyperfractionated radiotherapy (concomitant boost), with or without concurrent cisplatin in patients with muscle invasive bladder cancer. Between March 2004 and December 2009, 35 patients with histologically proven invasive carcinoma of the bladder (T2-4a, N0-1, M0), who were fit for combined radiochemotherapy and refused radical surgery or were medically or surgically inoperable, were selected for the bladder-sparing protocol. In this study, twenty-five patients (25/35; 72%) received two cycles of neoadjuvant chemotherapy, and ten of them (10/35; 28%) only one, because of treatment-related toxicity. In twenty-one patients (21/35; 60%) chemotherapy consisting of gemcitabine with cisplatin and in fourteen patients (14/35; 40%) gemcitabine with carboplatin were applied. Only 13 patients (13/35; 37%) received combined irradiation with cisplatin. All patients completed their planned course of radiation therapy. Complete response (CR) occurred in 26/35 (74%) patients, partial response (PR) in 2/35(6%), and stable disease (SD) in 7/35 (20%). The overall actuarial survival rates at 3 and 5 years were 75% and 66%, respectively. Disease-specific actuarial survival rates at 3 and 5 years were 81% and 71%, respectively. Conservative treatment of patients with muscle-invasive bladder cancer by transurethral resection, neoadjuvant chemotherapy, and accelerated hyperfractionated radiotherapy with concomitant boost, with or without concurrent cisplatin, provides a high probability of local and distal response with acceptable toxicity in properly selected patients.Contemporary Oncology / Wspólczesna Onkologia 06/2013; 17(3):302-6. DOI:10.5114/wo.2013.35276 · 0.22 Impact Factor
- "Conventional radiotherapy generally consists of irradiation of the entire bladder. However, when the tumor is unifocal, a focal tumor boost has been shown to provide a high local control rate with acceptable toxicity [1,2]. In focal bladder cancer irradiation, however, the large day-to-day variation of the tumor position causes a major problem [3-8]. "
Article: Independent position correction on tumor and lymph nodes; consequences for bladder cancer irradiation with two combined IMRT plans[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The application of lipiodol injections as markers around bladder tumors combined with the use of CBCT for image guidance enables daily on-line position correction based on the position of the bladder tumor. However, this might introduce the risk of underdosing the pelvic lymph nodes. In this study several correction strategies were compared. For this study set-up errors and tumor displacements for ten complete treatments were generated; both were based on the data of 10 bladder cancer patients. Besides, two IMRT plans were made for 20 patients, one for the elective field and a boost plan for the tumor. For each patient 10 complete treatments were simulated. For each treatment the dose was calculated without position correction (option 1), correction on bony anatomy (option 2), on tumor only (option 3) and separately on bone for the elective field (option 4). For each method we analyzed the D99% for the tumor, bladder and lymph nodes and the V95% for the small intestines, rectum, healthy part of the bladder and femoral heads. CTV coverage was significantly lower with options 1 and 2. With option 3 the tumor coverage was not significantly different from the treatment plan. The DeltaD99% (D99%, option n - D99%, treatment plan) for option 4 was small, but significant. For the lymph nodes the results from option 1 differed not significantly from the treatment plan. The median DeltaD99% of the other options were small, but significant. DeltaD99% for PTVbladder was small for options 1, 2 and 4, but decreased up to -8.5 Gy when option 3 was applied. Option 4 is the only method where the difference with the treatment plan never exceeds 2 Gy. The V95% for the rectum, femoral heads and small intestines was small in the treatment plan and this remained so after applying the correction options, indicating that no additional hot spots occurred. Applying independent position correction on bone for the elective field and on tumor for the boost separately gives on average the best target coverage, without introducing additional hot spots in the healthy tissue.Radiation Oncology 06/2010; 5(1):53. DOI:10.1186/1748-717X-5-53 · 2.55 Impact Factor
- "This plan was only generated for study purposes. The patients were actually treated with our current technique and a CTV-PTV margin [1,17]. "
Article: The effect of on-line position correction on the dose distribution in focal radiotherapy for bladder cancer[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study was to determine the dosimetric effect of on-line position correction for bladder tumor irradiation and to find methods to predict and handle this effect. For 25 patients with unifocal bladder cancer intensity modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) with 5 beams was planned. The requirement for each plan was that 99% of the target volume received 95% of the prescribed dose. Tumor displacements from -2.0 cm to 2.0 cm in each dimension were simulated, using 0.5 cm increments, resulting in 729 simulations per patient. We assumed that on-line correction for the tumor was applied perfectly. We determined the correlation between the change in D99% and the change in path length, which is defined here as the distance from the skin to the isocenter for each beam. In addition the margin needed to avoid underdosage was determined and the probability that an underdosage occurs in a real treatment was calculated. Adjustments for tumor displacement with perfect on-line position correction resulted in an altered dose distribution. The altered fraction dose to the target varied from 91.9% to 100.4% of the prescribed dose. The mean D99% (+/- SD) was 95.8% +/- 1.0%. There was a modest linear correlation between the difference in D99% and the change in path length of the beams after correction (R2 = 0.590). The median probability that a systematic underdosage occurs in a real treatment was 0.23% (range: 0-24.5%). A margin of 2 mm reduced that probability to < 0.001% in all patients. On-line position correction does result in an altered target coverage, due to changes in average path length after position correction. An extra margin can be added to prevent underdosage.Radiation Oncology 09/2009; 4:38. DOI:10.1186/1748-717X-4-38 · 2.55 Impact Factor


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Hilling Leads No. 5/6 Irish To Thrilling 13-12 Victory Over No. 8/8 Hoyas
The senior stopped 14 Georgetown shots in the win.
Women's Lacrosse vs Stanford 3/29
Women's Lacrosse lost to Stanford 11 to 10 at Arlotta Stadium on Saturday, March 29th, 2014.
Notre Dame Women's Lacrosse vs Marquette on 03-19-2014
Notre Dame Women's Lacrosse vs Marquette on 03-19-2014.
AS A FRESHMAN: Saw action in nine games, earning more playing time as the season went along ... collected eight ground balls and caused a pair of turnovers ... had five ground balls and caused a turnover in the win against No. 8 Georgetown ... picked up two ground balls at No. 5 Syracuse and another against Cincinnati ... caused a turnover in the win over Marquette... named a BIG EAST Academic All-Star ... earned a monogram.
PREP AND PERSONAL: Graduated from Notre Dame Prep in the spring of 2012 ... lettered in volleyball (three), basketball (four) and lacrosse (three) ... helped basketball team to a 2010-11 conference championship ... assisted lacrosse team to a No. 27 national rank (2011) and a No. 50 national rank (2012) ... made the (2011) ESPNHS Rise junior midfielder watch list and was awarded the (2012) ESPNHS girls top 25 defensive midfielder (No. 12) ... selected for and played on the 2011 Under Armour Underclassmen Baltimore Girls All-Star Team ... started as a sophomore and helped team finish 13th nationally and finish second in IAAM A Conference ... won the C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Athletic Service Award (2012) ... played club lacrosse for the TLC 2012 White team ... named captain of all three varsity squads and earned the Towson Times all-star award senior year ... earned the 2011-2012 Notre Dame Preparatory School NDP Medal and attendance award ... involved in student government, named classed president (2009, 2011 2012) and was a Maryland distinguished scholar ... high school teammate of current Irish teammates Molly Cobb, Caroline Doyle and Danielle Lukish ... full name is Hannah Catherine Hartman ... has three brothers ... daughter of Brian and Susan Hartman ... brother, Brendan, currently plays football for Johns Hopkins University ... enrolled in the College of Arts & Letters and is majoring in both political science and film television and theatre.
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It's been a strange tough year for me but I'm more committed and ready than ever to meet you. Hello? you out there?
Dig the recent picture up there. i was just in Ibiza, spain. It was great.
I'm ready for a partner, and to live together and create together and support each other in our mutual and individual interests and passions.
I'm a good cook, but am done with doing it alone. I'm a career coach, musician, songwriter, palm reader, listener, talker, intuitive, grounded, carnivore and seeker. and creator of all sorts of stuff.
I'm looking for a woman who is creative, feminine, creating or created a family, educated, verbal, spiritual and done her inner work.
I was born jewish, and had a bar mitzvah at the usual age, but now resonate more with non-dualistic spirituality. I'm a fan of A Course in Miracles, Kabbalah, Alchemy and other Esoteric schools of thought.
I'm a career coach and leadership coach for people in the entertainment industry.
Full disclosure: I'm actually 58 years old. I still have more fun hanging out with people younger than I and still like to leave the house and get out and see the world. also, i've but my age younger to make myself visible to women who are interested in having kids. or have kids, or like like kids. sorry if this feels like lying to you.
I'm open to creating or being part of a family. Possible kids with you, possible kids you already have, possible . . . who knows?
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PAHOA, Hawaii: The nearly year-long bifurcation of Cemetery Road in Pahoa from the 2014 lava flow will soon be over. The County of Hawaii recently awarded a contract to remove the hardened lava, which burned a path over the road next to the transfer station on October 25, 2014. The through way has been closed ever since.
One Year Anniversary Of Puna Volcano "Warning"
VIDEO: Pahoa Roundabout Discussed At Public Meeting
x https://youtu.be/WicvshsA8OM Video by David Corrigan, voice of Sherry Bracken. VIDEO STORY PAHOA, Hawaii – A public meeting was held at the Pahoa Community Center on Wednesday evening to update residents on a roundabout project scheduled to begin construction in early August. The $5 million project was postponed last year while the June 27 lava […]
VIDEO: Love Bomb For Pahoa Marks June 27th Lava Flow
On Saturday, artists and musicians marked the anniversary of the June 27th lava flow at the Pahoa Village Museum. Pahoa artist/activist Sara Steiner-Jackson was one of the organizers of the "Love Bomb For Pahoa", which featured a retrospective of her artwork. Steiner-Jackson is working on a new painting to commemorate the lava flow that turned life upside down in the village. She still has mixed emotions about the whole experience.
VIDEO: Pahoa, One Year After June 27th Lava Flow
On Pahoa Village Road, utility poles are still wrapped in protective cinder at the point where lava was first expected to reach the road. The Pahoa Transfer Station – at one time surrounded by lava and given up for gone – has since reopened. Just down the road on Apa'a Street, a wall of solid lava still remains.
Pahoa Senior Center To Re-open Monday, June 29
PAHOA, Hawaii – The Pāhoa Senior Center – closed last September under the threat of lava to make way for the Hawaii County Fire Department – will re-open on Monday, June 29. The re-opening comes two days after the one year anniversary of beginning of the June 27th Lava Flow that nearly made its way […]
VIDEO: Sen. Ruderman Disappointed By Legislative Lava Response
x https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddYguQfn4ns PAHOA, Hawaii – Puna's State Senator Russell Ruderman (D) met with the community on Wednesday evening in Pahoa. The Senator just wrapped up a busy legislative session and the meeting was a chance for Ruderman to give his report, which included sharing his disappointment in the legislatures' level of help in a time […]
VIDEO: Clearing Rats and Slugs As Protection Against Rat Lungworm
PAHOA, Hawaii – During a Rat Lungworm Awareness Forum held last weekend at the Pahoa Community Center, presenters talked about protecting yourself from contracting angiostrongylus cantonensis by clearing out nearby critters. Rats and slugs are a part of the rat lungworm life cycle and getting rid of them will increase your chances of avoiding the […]
VIDEO: Latest Research On Rat Lungworm Disease
PAHOA, Hawaii – At Sunday's Rat Lungworm Awareness Forum held at the Pahoa Community Center, Dr. Susan Jarvi with the Daniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy talked about the latest research being done to gain a better understanding of rat lungworm disease (RLW) – or angiostrongylus cantonensis. Jarvi's top objectives are: Conduct studies to find […]
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Stayed here the night before leaving to Mexico for a week. Did the park and fly package...I believe around $120 with all taxes and that stuff.
The hotel was very easy to find...with directions off Google of course. Check in was quick, and done with a smile on everyones face...no problems at all.
Room was not nearly as small as I expected from what some others have written on here. No....the rooms are not as big as the Hilton...but then again, it wasn't $250 a night either, okay? Bed was very comfortable, was actually the best night of sleep I have had since or before the trip in a long time. Very quiet rooms.
Bathroom had everything you needed, coffee and maker also supplied. Breakfast was okay...wasn't as impressed as many are on here. The sausage I ate....I tasted all day long!! French toast was very rubbery. Bagels were very good, eggs were so-so. I didn't book this place for the free breakfast, so I am not complaining at all. Just wasn't the greatest food I have ever had in a hotel is all.
Overall, I highly recommend this hotel. It more than met our needs. Shuttle service is only every hour, but we were just fine with that as well. Shuttle drivers were awesome....especially the sweetheart from Mexico!!
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- The Clarion Hotel® is ideally located just minutes from many Seattle attractions and local points of interest. This Renton, WA hotel is close to the Valley Medical Center, The Museum of Flight, Pacific Raceways racetrack, downtown Seattle, the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (also known as the Sea-Tac Airport) and the Space Needle building, which offers spectacular views from its observation deck 520 feet above the city.Spend a relaxing afternoon watching a baseball game at nearby Safeco Field ballpark, home of the Seattle Mariners. The entire family will enjoy miniature golf, go-karts, bumper boats, laser tag and much more at the Family Fun Center, located just one mile from the hotel. Spend the day shopping at Westfield Southcenter mall, which features more than 200 stores and 20 restaurants, located just three miles from the hotel.The surrounding area offers something for everyone, with a variety of entertainment venues, shopping centers and outdoor recreation, including golfing, fishing, boating and skiing. Several restaurants and cocktail lounges can be found in the vicinity. ... more less
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Simrad HALO Pulse Compression Radar has been awarded the Technology Award at the 2015 National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) Conference and Expo in Baltimore, Md.
Sanmar Shipyard of Turkey has recently completed two RAscal 1500 tugs for Jordanian owners. The tugs are now delivering marine services to the FSRU berthing
HMAS Melbourne's crew has seized 427 kilograms of heroin hidden in a fishing dhow carrying the illegal drugs across the Indian Ocean.
The intercept occurred
Russia is building an "arc of steel" from the Arctic to the Mediterranean Sea said a NATO commander, in the same vein as Winston Churchill's Iron Curtain metaphor.
US Pacific Fleet Commander Admiral Scott Swift has fired a broadside at China and other regional nations who are flouting international law in the South China Sea.


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Maryse Chevriere
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I will never forget when I called a family member 13-years ago to tell them I boldly changed my career path from accounting to sales. The response: WHAT?! Are you crazy? Now you're a telemarketer?! lol. Um. No. Actually I'm going to sell telephone systems. Of course, that didn't sound any better and thankfully, it didn't last either. The huge leap of faith I took led me to a very successful career selling online advertising. Random!
Of course, gutsy and fearless come to mind when I look back at my unstoppable determination to inspire women around the world by launching My Inspiration Lounge! Maybe crazy is right! But this is what I know for sure - I've always had a camp of huge supporters and of course, naysayers and non-supporters. If I had listened to naysayers - I wouldn't be here right now, this second trying to change the world!
Here's 10 lies you will hear before you pursue your dream by Marc and Angel Hack Life - perfect reading for all of you out there thinking BIG for 2011.
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Keep those rice crisps, potato chips and other tit-bits fresh and crunchy with the versatile and stylish OXO 5 Piece Pop Container Set. Made out of premium-quality plastic, this container set has a unique airtight lid, which seals with the press of a button. It has a modular stacking system, which optimizes countertop and pantry space. The OXO Pop Container Set includes five pieces of different sizes that can be utilized to store anything from dry fruits and nuts to pasta and dry spices. The pop-up buttons of these containers serve as handles to lift off lids, while its curved edges facilitate easy pouring.
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Like the pop tops. Marian from Auburn, WA on 04/23/2015 – Verified Buyer
I really like these, and they are just as they are described. The only thing I wonder about is that I am afraid water gets trapped in the tops, and I am never sure if they are completely dry. I hand washed them when I first got them, and I kept finding drops of water on the top. Hope that doesn't turn out to be a problem, as they are a great product.
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These are great, who wouldn't be able to use a set like this around the house, these can be used to hold endless things around your house not just in the kitchen. I like the fact that they can be stacked and the large push down button on the lid that locks them closed.
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great product Raymond from Grovetown, GA on 04/29/2015 – Verified Buyer
love this product. if you want to use for cereal, buy bigger containers than whats included with this set
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These are a fantastic product. Easy open and close. Great for people with gripping issues. I am going to purchase more in different sizes. Pros: Great value and quality. Cons: Holds less than size due to depth of lid. Order a little larger than what you want. Otherwise fantastic product.
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Love these containers Darold from Haughton, LA on 12/23/2014 – Verified Buyer
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