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When the phone operating system is off, the hardware still remains sensitive to the introduction of charging power to the 30 pin dock connector. Not only does this help in cases where the OS has frozen and run down the battery past the point where available voltage can even run the system (including the charging circuitry) but it also helps in the more ...
From MagSafe Wikipedia page Pin 1 - Ground Pin 2 - V+ @ 16.5 V DC Pin 3 - Charge control pin Pin 4 - V+ @ 16.5 V DC Pin 5 - Ground The inner large pins are V+ (16.5 VDC). Measuring with no load will give 6.86 V DC; the full 16.5 V is provided to the proper load. The outer large pins are ground. The tiny center pin is a charge control pin that assists ...
Most of the third party iPhone ones are mostly safe most of the time. However there isn't a good way to tell which ones aren't. Here is a teardown of an Apple one and a clone. I say most of the time since some of the safety issues are only problems if there are faults. But in a poorly designed one, faults can cause fire and/or shock. Also poorly designed ...
In my case, the problem was the temperature of the charger. Since it's currently winter in the southern hemisphere, removing the MacBook from charge causes the charger to cool down (since it apparently draws very little mains power when there is no load on the MacBook side). At some point when it is cool enough, it will refuse to supply power when the ...
Yes this is fine (assuming you refer to the 60W Magsafe) and this has been confirmed by Apple to be safe Although you should always use the proper wattage adapter for your Apple portable, you can use an adapter of a higher wattage without issue.
The physical MagSafe adapter remains unchanged from a pinout perspective (the shape has altered externally from a T shape to an L shape and back again) for almost every Macbook except the 2012 Macbook Air and Retina Macbook which use MagSafe 2; Adapters are available to connect a MagSafe power supply to these machines, but you cannot use a MagSafe 2 adapter ...
Your mileage may vary. Most 3rd-party accessories use inferior parts or less rigorous quality assurance. They may work, they may not. Paying the extra $10 for the official Apple charger is probably worth it, when weighed against the risk of buying a new iPhone. Plus, any issues with official accessories will be covered by the warranty. Basically, it's hit ...
You can use it, but how much actual charging goes on may be minimal. It depends how much power your MBP is drawing (i.e. if you're doing CPU or graphics intensive tasks, you'll draw more power, thus less charging), but I suspect the 45W won't do much more than slow the rate of battery drain. If your MBP is asleep or turned off, it should charge the battery, ...
The battery is no where near that part - it's in the hand rest portion of the computer. Also, lithium polymer batteries don't really ooze liquids that would travel that far inside the computer, so it's probably the result of a spill near that area or just corrosion (rust) of the contact once the plastic covering has worn away. However, any liquid or ...
If it's a genuine Apple charger, you should be fine, those are universal. If it's not (and it's not unheard of for counterfeit items to be sold on eBay), all bets are off. See for instance Ken Shiriff's teardowns of iPhone chargers to see what enormous differences there can be among charger designs and their safety: http://www.righto.com/2012/10/a-dozen-usb-...
Both use Lightning cable, so we are good there. Regarding power, the 12W charger is compatible with all iPhones. See product Compatibility section of 12W charger. iPhone Models iPhone iPhone 3G iPhone 3Gs iPhone 4 iPhone 4s iPhone 5 iPhone 5c iPhone 5s iPhone 6 iPhone 6 Plus iPhone 6s iPhone 6s Plus So you should be confident of ...
The short answer is: there's a better chance you want your phone ON than OFF. That's why Apple chose to make it turn on whenever there's a power source available.
There are only 2 types of connector for iPhones/Pads; the old-style 30-pin & the new-style Lightning connector. The change to Lightning, for phones, is at iPhone 5; prior to that they were 30-pin. The output of a phone/pad charger has only 2 variations, 1A for phones, 2A for pads. Any device needing 2A or less will work on a 2A charger, a 2A device on a ...
Yes. The wattage ratings are maximum and all iOS devices will only pull the current they need to charge. Should a device or an adapter get too hot to operate safely, they will shut off.
This will not affect the Mac at all. It will not charge faster. It will not damage your battery. It will not damage your adapter. Information on power adapters is detailed on Apple's support site: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2346
There really isn't any difference, there is no chance of anything bad happening regardless, although if you were particularly worried about this sort of thing, then frankly you would be better to turn the charger unit off at the wall socket first, after which it is utterly irrelevant (assuming you are using a wall charger). If you are charging from a PC ...
iPhone 5, 5S, 5C, 6, and 6+ all have the same ports and wires. I'm a bit confused what you're talking about, all the wires that come with the devices just plug in.
While an iPad typically charges very slowly on a regular USB port, you could still use your MacBook Pro's USB ports to charge your devices. You definitely can charge your iPhone using your computer's USB port. There also exists an accessory to "plug" a 10W USB port onto your MacBook Pro power adapter called PlugBug. This should be fine for charging your ...
Also note that a Pro with a completely discharged battery will not be able to start up off a 45W or 60W adapter at first - I know from first-hand experience that a 60W can charge a 15" Pro's battery enough after a few minutes to allow booting.
The original Apple charger has an output limited to 2.1 A at 5.1 V. I occasionally charge my iPad 2 Wifi with the old charger of my passed Palm Pre. It provides an amperage of 1 A at standard 5 V USB voltage. I don't know if you can go even lower than 1 A, but the standard USB amperage of .5 A is not enough to charge it. It shouldn't be a problem to get a ...
I have had something like this with several MacBooks. The MagSafe ports can attract ferrous particles - iron or steel filings, or even the small percentage of minerals in normal urban dust. Combined with temperature change and humidity, such particles can start to corrode which can discolour the connector. If it wipes off there should be little damage. ...
Assuming that the wall socket is providing power (or the switch for the socket is on) it is normal, or rather common, for power adapters of devices to be a bit warm when connected to the wall socket (mains) without a device connected to the other end (iPad, iPhone, laptop, etc.). In many cases, the charger would be considerably warmer while actively charging ...
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This can happen when the MagSafe cable is failing, generally at the plug end. As the cable strands break down due to mechanical wear, the power being supplied has to be carried by fewer strands. These strands invariably begin to heat up and become oxidized, increasing resistance and therefore generate yet more heat. This is why your MagSafe is getting hot. ...
Your battery will only take as much as it needs. Thus a larger charger will not harm it.
No, they aren't. Here you can find the two type of charger, 5W (iPod and iPhone charger) and 12W (iPad, iPod, iPhone charger) with compatibility list. The length of 30 pin connector is always the same (it is standardised for Apple).
Anandtech has some nice charts detailing the wattage of the iPhone 4S running various apps, which could be a good starting point for you. You may also want to check out existing kits/projects, such as MintyBoost - they seem to work reasonably well with iPhones. There's a specific MintyBoost page detailing Apple device charging that may also yield some ...
It's not a bug, it's just because the GPS app is using much more power then the charger can deliver. You should check the amp. of your charger. I have one of 2100 mA and I can use my iPad with Navigon while my iPad is charging. This charger sold in the Apple Store will provide your iPhone enough power to both run the GPS app and charge at the same time.
Input Voltage 100V-240V AC Frequency: 50/60Hz Wattage: 0.45A Output Voltage : 5V DC Current: up to 2A Wattage: up to 10W
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I fully appreciate the atomicity that the Threading.Interlocked class provides; I don't understand, though, why the Add function only offers two overloads: one for Integers, another for Longs. Why not Doubles, or any other numeric type for that matter?
Clearly, the intended method for changing a Double is CompareExchange; I am GUESSING this is because modifying a Double is a more complex operation than modifying an Integer. Still it isn't clear to me why, if CompareExchange and Add can both accept Integers, they can't also both accept Doubles.


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1 November 2010
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24 Comments
20 June 2011
Has anyone had carcinoid tumours on the liver and a chronic cough… which you pass out with?
29 September 2011
my friend has a neuro edocrine breast cancer and not much information is available to her via oncologist or breast nurse specialist can you help at all
16 December 2011
I am from the USA and was diagnosed in early Nov. 2011 with carcinoid. I am preparing for surgical removal of tumors in my small bowel and liver. Illeum is my primary site. I am trying to cope and find it hard to function at present due to the pain. So glad to find others with my condition, but not glad that we have the condition. Thanks for the great posts and wealth of information on the site.
24 January 2012
Hello. So sorry to hear of your diagnosis as well. I underwent a small bowel resection (primary site) where 30% was removed and also had my right lobe of the liver removed. They removed 60% of my liver. This surgery was done on 12/28/11. I had several pulmonary complications following surgery. I am now home and on the long road to recovery. My surgeon says I am progressing well, but with little family support and a long road ahead, I am finding myself an emotional mess. I tend to weep frequently and am feeling sad most of the time. I hope this passes. I have also not had a cigarette since the day of my surgery and am being weaned from the pain meds that I had been on for over 2 years prior to my diagnosis. I am thinking that these 2 factors and the surgery itself are contributing to the meloncholy. I hope you are getting along well. Please keep me posted. God bless!!
22 December 2011
Hi, my dad has just been diagnosed with carcinoid cancer, there saying that it is behind his small bowel and has spread to the liver. Have to say they have taken there time to diagnose him which is annoying. My dad is seeing a doctor under the rvi in Newcastle upon Tyne, has anyone been referred to a consultant at this hospital and are they experienced in dealin with this type of cancer do you know. They are saying that they would like to operate to remove the cancer from behind the small bowel but that they can't operate on the liver so can't completely cure it howvever they have mentioned injections. Do we have to pay for these.? My dad is 65 and looking on this website that a lot of people have been living with this type on cancer for a long time with the injections. Is there Anyone who has had this type where have operation on small Bowel and having injections for the liver. Thank you so much for any replies, we are so worried about this. Xx
17 February 2012
I was diagnosed with carcinoid tumour in Dec 2010. It was mis- diagnosed for years as IBS (not uncommon) Since when I have had the primary successfully removed from the small bowel. The plan to remove 60% of the liver to get most of the secondaries was aborted due to a leaking tricuspid valve ( which has now been successfully replaced). I still have some damage to the pulmonary valve to be dealt with. I am on a four weekly injection of sandostatin, which reduces most of my symptoms. ( a low saturated fat diet helps reduce the diarrhoea and I take 'creon' which helps a great deal also). I am now commencing radionuclide therapy at King's Hospital to shrink the tumours. I don't pay for any of the treatment as it is funded by my PCT. My quality of life is not bad for a 56 year old retired firefighter, I still work part-time and swim and walk etc Hope this helps good luck. PS I am expecting at least 5 good years but am willing to do more to get more
30 January 2013
I have the same as your father. Had the primary tumor removed Sept. 2012 after suffering horrible bouts of abdominal pain- 3 day events. The doctors in my area know nothing about this disease, my primary physician says he is learning through me. I then had 2 liver ablations with Y-90. That got all the tumors on the right and the left lobe of the liver was removed..no luck with that ablation..I now have a very small something in the right liver and go back in July, 2013. I am going the The University of Alabama- Birmingham..They are very experienced about this disease. If the tumors return, they will be directly treated. I am doing great and work every day at my job.I am 63 and I am blessed. I know I have stage 4 cancer and will die of this. I am giving this to my God…My advise- go to an expert in this .If it weren't for UAB, I probably would not be in the world for long..Good luck and God bless us all!!!!
20 January 2012
I had a liver tumor that was removed and told it was an endocrine tumor but not a primary. I have recently had the news that although they are unable to find a primary my liver has now many tumors and they are unable to cure this. I am trying to be positive and think that I will be ok but to be honest it is hard and I am very worried. Has anyone heard of this situation and how did they cope~?
thank you xx
1 February 2012
My husband is recovering from small bowel resection for primary NETs inmesenteric lymph nodes & 3 secondary tumors on liver. Gall bladder & appendix also removed. Conflicting lab work show primary as Grade 1 & Grade 3. Follow up in3 months.
19 March 2012
What treatment have you got or will get?
19 March 2012
My husband was diagnosed with Neuroendocrine Pancreas Cancer a couple of mont ago. He found out that he had a problem due to something "hard" on his upper stomach as well as loosing some weight and appetite. It turned out to be a big tumor on top of his liver, big as a mans hans, and many inside the liver.
Now we also know he has metastases in the bones, here and there, and some lymphs as well. The mother tumor is a small one on the pancreas tail. He has had no symptoms at all, but the doctors believe it has been there for many years until it started to metastases. Too late to operate.
First line treatment of chemo did not work (Cisplatin and Vepesid), there were more metastases in the liver and the bones.. He has been feeling quite OK all the time, all blood tests has been OK, also the liver.
Now second line has started (Zeloda/Temodal/Avastin).
Anyone gone through the same? If this does not work, what might the third be? Do they have different chemo as first line in different countries? What about Y90? do they do that even though it is widley spread to the liver and one tumor is very big?
I am very worried, of course.
11 April 2012
My wife in similar position. Metastaces? on the pelvis and multiple in the liver. Radio therapy for the pelvis just complete and the chemo is to begin shortly.
How is the second line of chemo progressing?
15 June 2012
I was first diagnosed in 1997 after being told for about five years that I had irritable bowel. When I was diagnosed the primary tumour in my bowel was removed but the tumours in my liver could not be removed.I have had one successfull attempt of chemo embolisation to the liver (two were unsuccessfull) as my liver arteries kept going into spasm. I then had chemo tabs for nine months. In 2008 it was found the cancer had spread to my bones so I had Ytriun90 therapy. In 2011 there had been further spread in my bones and lymph nodes so i had chemo tabs again for 8 months and two lots of radiotherapy. I have been having lanreotide injections for about 6 years . I also have zolodronic acid infusion 8 weekly. Would like to hear from others how you cope and treatments had.
21 June 2012
My husband has recently been diagnosed with multi carcinoid tumours of the liver. Described as primary liver cancer since it is nowhere else to be found despite four months of tests and scans etc. Extremely rare we are told that it has started in the liver. He is now having treatment. Lanreotide injection, once a month. So far he has had three injections and scan shows his condition is stable which would indicate that the treatment is working. Dont know much about it would like to learn more.
2 August 2012
In June 2012 I had an 8mm net removed from my small bowel which was supposedly a tiny benign tumour. I was then told there was some spread to the lymph nodes. Obviously size was not relevant! I have never had any symptoms and all blood tests and scans have proved negative. My tumour was originally found through unrelated investigations. I am not being offered any treatment at the moment as there is "nothing to treat". Information about my condition has been limited,vague and confusing.It has been described as a cancer by one professional andr then as not cancer by another. I am left not knowing what to think. It is very difficult to cope at times, but I am trying to stay positive and "getting on with my life" and keeping busy seems to help the most. I am 48 with 3 teenage children, and would love to hear from people in a similar position.
18 August 2012
I found a lump in my neck in February which has been diagnosd as a secondary, The primary has not been found and the outcome is Neuroendocrine cancer after a few months of testing the diagnosis came in May 2012 and I have tumours mainly in the stomach and also on the liver. I have started a course of Sandostatin injections every 4 weeks but I am suffering with chronic constipation and bloated stomach I wonder has anyone else experienced this and what helped.
Thank you so very much
15 September 2012
A year ago this month after a CT scan showed tumors in my liver, the primary tumor in the small bowel was removed. It was very large and 6 inches of small bowel, appendix and part of the large bowel was removed. The doctor said she didn't know how food was getting through.I had suffered from horrible bowel attacks for 5 years(local drs said it was diverticulitis although a CT scan 2 years prior was read normal when in fact the tumors were present then. After the bowel resection, I had Y90 in the right liver(killed all the tumors) and Y90 to the left which didn't have good results. 15% of the left liver was removed after that. Went to the doctor three months later and CT scan was ok and blood markers ok. I go back in January for follow up. Thank the good Lord I found very smart docs at UAB, that KNOW this disease. My family doc has never heard of this NET(carcinoid). I was asymptomatic except for the bowel attacks and should have been more aggressive in finding help.I am going to work everyday and am blessed. I still feel like I have a sword over my head and don't have the get-up-and-go I use to have.How long can you live with this??? They said the tumors will return in the liver..Chemo is not an option..Your remarks have helped me a lot. Thank you..
28 September 2012
My wife was diagnosed with a NET earlier this year which has metastasized to her liver. This was discovered after admittance due to a clot in her leg. The clot was probably caused by retroperitoneal fibrosis which also resulted in blockages of both ureters and narrowing of her main vein(IVC). She was put on a course of steroids which didn't shrink the fibosis. She has also had various different stents tried out including double stents but none were successful so she has to keep with 2 nephrostomy bags. Has anybody had this fibosis with complications, and have you had success in shrinking it enough to free up your ureters, veins? Any suggestions would be vey much appreciated. Thank you
18 February 2013
I was diagnosed with a net of the liver in May 2012, I have had 3 courses of chemo and was prepared to have a liver operation but the surgeon could not do it as the tumour was near the vein and I would bleed to death. I went to the Royal Free today and been told I am to go on a course of hormone injections. Has anybody had these injections and are there any side affects. I currently don't really suffer from the cancer apart from feeling tired and ache where I have had a portal vein embolism getting me ready for the operation that I now won't have.
12 October 2014
Hello to all UK Zebras.
Laurie Gashinski, a renal noid from Canada here. I'm just reaching out to the World NET community for a bit of support after learning about my newest spread to tertiary lymph nodes that are now deemed inoperable.
As a bit of a tongue-in-cheek adventure, I've given myself a challenge to attempt "52 Cancer Cures in 52 Weeks" to keep my spirits up while I navigate this new palliative phase of neuroendocrine cancer. If you can handle a bit of dark and irreverent humour I invite you to join me in my adventure on my Facebook page "52 Cancer Cures in 52 Weeks".
I look forward to expanding my support network to other Noids "across the pond" to learn about the therapies that are being offered in the UK and Europe as I believe you are a bit ahead of us here in the colonies. I would really love to hear from anyone who has undergone LU177 treatments as that may be my next step depending on upcoming tests and the health of my own remaining kidney.
I look forward to hearing from a few of you. Wishing you all the best and keep your spirits up as we shake our collective fists at this disease.
Sincerely, Laurie
17 November 2014
hi I have just read what you posted a couple of years ago and totally relate to what you said. I am 51 and in January this year I went to the doctor about getting HRT, my blood pressure was slightly high, but I felt totally fit and well. She sent me for a kidney scan and by accident a big tumour was spotted on my pancreas. All hell broke loose. Initially it was assumed by everyone including my own doctor that it was pancreatic cancer. Eventually tests showed it to be an NET tho not malignant. Unfortunatly the tests threw up another shock that I had a tumour in my head. This turned out to be an entirely unrelated, benign and common tumour . After a nightmarish few months and whipple surgery six months ago I too am finding the emotional trauma of the last year the most difficult to cope with. I still have to go thru scans and tests for both tumours but trying to stay positive and am looking forward to returning to work as soon as I can to get some sort of normality back into my life.
27 November 2014
Hi My husband was diagnosed in April with NET which presented with a large lump under the arm. This was 8cms and grew rapidly. It was a secondary, he also has a small tumour in the groin. The primary is suspected to be in the lung (ttfi positive) but does not show on any scans. it is described as poorly differentiated metastic NET. Surgery was not recommended. He had no sickness or any indication that anything was wrong apart from the lump under the arm. He had 6 sessions of carpboplatin and etoposide after which the large tumour shrunk to 3cms and the small one to 1cm. The medical oncologist would not do any more chemotherapy. His endocrine consultant has now recommended 25 session of radiotherapy. I have never heard of anyone with the same type of NET. Is there anyone out there with similar? I would love to know if there is any other treatment available. I have spoken to Dan Granberg in Uppsala and he cannot treat him as its >90 on the ki67 index.
2 December 2014
My husband was diagnosed in April this year with a poorly differentiated metastatic NET with secondaries in the underarm and groin. He had 6 sessions of carboplatin and etoposide chemotherapy. The tumours shrunk significantly. He has been well throughout and would not have known anything was wrong but for the large lump under his arm. The ki67 index is over 90%. The primary has not been found despite many scans and is suspected to be in the lung. He is starting radiotherapy next week for 25 sessions. Surgery is not an option. We are very worried as the prognosis is poor and no one seems to have a similar type of diagnosis so we have nothing to compare his with.


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Science fair winner publishes new study on butterfly foraging behaviorApril 30th, 2012
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – University of Florida lepidopterist Andrei Sourakov has spent his life's work studying moths and butterflies. But it was his teenage daughter, Alexandra, who led research on how color impacts butterflies' feeding patterns.
The research shows different species exhibit unique foraging behaviors, and the study may be used to build more effective, species-specific synthetic lures for understanding pollinators, insects on which humans depend for sustaining many crops.
In a study appearing online in April in the journal Psyche, researchers used multi-colored landing pads and baits in the Florida Museum of Natural History's McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and Biodiversity on the UF campus to determine that some butterflies use both sight and smell to locate food, while others rely primarily on smell.
Bring fossils, questions to museum 'Ask a Paleontologist' events February through MayFebruary 8th, 2012
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Area residents who have discovered a mysterious fossil while gardening or hiking and would like to learn more about it now have the perfect opportunity.
The Florida Museum of Natural History is hosting "Ask a Paleontologist" events from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Sunday (Feb. 12), March 4, April 15 and May 6.
Florida Museum vertebrate paleontology collections manager Richard Hulbert and Florida Museum invertebrate paleontology collections manager Roger Portell will identify fossils for visitors and share information about paleontology March 4 and May 6. Hulbert is also scheduled for Feb. 12 and Portell for April 15. (more…)
Museum ornithologist researches 6,000 years of history in the BahamasFebruary 1st, 2012
By Danielle Torrent
The field of restoration ecology, in which native flora and fauna are re-established to create more sustainable environments, is taking off in the 21st century as researchers become more aware of the potentially negative impacts of invasive, non-native species. Humans are among the "non-natives" in many areas, having taken over as apex predators in many situations. In the Bahamas, the arrival of humans about 1,000 years ago led to a considerable disruption of the natural food chain.
UF study: 'Rules' may govern genome evolution in young plant speciesJanuary 19th, 2012
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – A new University of Florida study shows a hybrid plant species may experience rapid genome evolution in predictable patterns, meaning evolution repeats itself in populations of independent origin.
Researchers analyzed genes of a naturally occurring hybrid species, Tragopogon miscellus, and the study, published online today in Current Biology, suggests genome evolution in hybrid plants may follow a set of "rules" that determine which parental genes are lost. The research may be used to create higher and more stable yields in other hybrid polyploid plants, including agricultural crops such as wheat, corn, coffee and apples. (more…)
UF researchers discover 'green' pesticide effective against citrus pestsJanuary 17th, 2012
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – University of Florida researchers have discovered a key amino acid essential for human nutrition is also an effective insecticide against caterpillars that threaten the citrus industry.
The Lime Swallowtail, or Citrus Swallowtail, is a well-known agricultural pest from southern Asia discovered in the Caribbean in 2006, and researchers say its potential impact on the U.S. citrus industry is cause for serious concern.
"Everything that's in the Caribbean eventually gets to Florida – Florida is an invasive magnet," said UF lepidopterist Delano Lewis, lead author of the study published in the current issue of the Journal of Economic Entomology. "That's why we're trying to make the first strike to see how to stop it." (more…)
UF research on newly formed plants could lead to improved crop fertilityJanuary 7th, 2012
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – A new University of Florida study shows genomes of a recently formed plant species to be highly unstable, a phenomenon that may have far-reaching evolutionary consequences.
Published online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the study is the first to document chromosomal variation in natural populations of a recently formed plant species following whole genome doubling, or polyploidy. Because many agricultural crops are young polyploids, the data may be used to develop plants with higher fertility and yields. Polyploid crops include wheat, corn, coffee, apples, broccoli and some rice species.
"It could be occurring in other polyploids, but this sort of methodology just hasn't been applied to many plant species," said study co-author Pam Soltis, distinguished professor and curator of molecular systematics and evolutionary genetics at the Florida Museum of Natural History on the UF campus. "So it may be that lots of polyploids – including our crops – may not be perfect additive combinations of the two parents, but instead have more chromosomes from one parent or the other." (more…)
Museum researcher receives $800,000 grant to study birds in the AndesSeptember 19th, 2011
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. — With $800,000 from the National Science Foundation, Florida Museum of Natural History conservation biologist Scott Robinson is researching bird ranges in the Andes Mountains.
Robinson is leading a team of about 20 researchers measuring ideal temperatures for different species' survival, studying how successfully the birds nest and to what extent predators dictate their existence. With this data, scientists hope to understand which Neotropical bird species will be able to move upslope as temperatures increase with global warming. (more…)
UF-led study: Invasive amphibians, reptiles in Florida outnumber worldSeptember 15th, 2011
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Florida has the world's worst invasive amphibian and reptile problem, and a new 20-year study led by a University of Florida researcher verifies the pet trade as the No. 1 cause of the species' introductions.
From 1863 through 2010, 137 non-native amphibian and reptile species were introduced to Florida, with about 25 percent of those traced to one animal importer. The findings appear online today in Zootaxa (http://www.mapress.com/zootaxa/list/2011/3028.html).
"Most people in Florida don't realize when they see an animal if it's native or non-native and unfortunately, quite a few of them don't belong here and can cause harm," said lead author Kenneth Krysko, herpetology collection manager at the Florida Museum of Natural History on the UF campus. "No other area in the world has a problem like we do, and today's laws simply cannot be enforced to stop current trends." (more…)
UF study names new ancient crocodile relative from the land of TitanoboaSeptember 14th, 2011
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Did an ancient crocodile relative give the world's largest snake a run for its money?
In a new study appearing Sept. 15 in Palaeontology, University of Florida researchers describe a new 20-foot extinct species discovered in the same Colombian coal mine with Titanoboa, the world's largest snake. The findings help scientists better understand the diversity of animals that occupied the oldest known rainforest ecosystem, which had higher temperatures than today, and could be useful for understanding the impacts of a warmer climate in the future. (more…)
Museum archaeologist receives $55,000 to analyze Swift Creek potterySeptember 13th, 2011
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Florida Museum of Natural History researcher Neill Wallis recently received a $55,000 National Science Foundation grant to analyze and digitally document pottery made by prehistoric people of the Deep South.
The grant will help Wallis analyze Swift Creek Complicated Stamped pottery used by hunter-gatherers of northern Florida, Georgia and eastern Alabama from A.D. 100 to 800. Wallis began the project this summer with $20,000 from the Wenner-Gren Foundation used to conduct neutron activation and petrographic analyses. The three-year NSF grant will fund preparation of the vessels, database development, travel expenses, photographing the designs and radiocarbon dating soot on the pottery. (more…)


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For our date night on Saturday, the wife and I kept it simple and opted for slices of pizza at Pie Hole Pizza Joint, 3477 N. Broadway, Chicago.
It's a nicely decorated place, though seating is limited, which I'm beginning to learn is fairly par for the course along restaurant row on Broadway. But it's welcoming and the staff is friendly.
The menu is fun, with names such as Cher and Cher Alike, Lasagnizza and Barbie Q and plenty of asides in describing the items. The winner of best menu item name, however, must go to the Snuffle Greekupagus Salad. No, it doesn't make any sense. Large mastadon-shaped muppets and Greeks salads typically don't go together. But it's just fun to say.
They also do desserts, such as baked-to-order brownie bites, home-baked chocolate chip cookies, toffee pizza and – what tempts me most – "red rum" velvet cake. Red velvet cake batter flavored with Bacardi rum, baked and then smothered in homemade cream cheese frosting. It says on the menu that Paula Deen would love it. I don't disagree. It sounds delicious. And terribly unhealthy. This is not something I should ever order.
But while there are plenty of whole pizza specialties, salads and appetizers – including pie holes, "made-to-order poppable balls of pizza crust coated with basil pesto sauce or olive oil and Parmesan and baked golden brown" – we decided to keep it simple and go for individual slices.
I'm a big fan of pizza slices. A whole pizza is too much food for one setting unless I'm with a group, and I really don't need to be eating leftover pizza for three days.
And Pie Hole makes individual slices made-to-order, something I have very rarely seen at other pizza joints that sell slices. At many of these places, if the name of the slice you want doesn't start and end with pepperoni, sausage or cheese, you're out of luck.
At Pie Hole, however, you have plenty of choices. At a price, of course – 50 cents each for most toppings, though a few are half-priced. The base price is $2.99.
They do just about every type of pizza cheese you can think of, and even some you wouldn't normally think of, such as feta and vegan cheese. They have all of the basic meat toppings, as well as anchovies (which are half-priced if you dare). And the "vegetational options" are expansive, with unique treats such as portobello mushrooms, Kalamata olives, pineapple, and my personal favorite – mini marshmallows.
Of course, after listing all these wonderful toppings, I must admit that I went with the basic plain cheese slice. When it comes to pizza, I prefer simple. Sometimes I'll go with black olives, but that's about it. Of course, I'll eat any type of pizza put in front of me – including one with mini marshmallows – but if I'm ordering, I like plain cheese.
It was good, though. Tasty and not too greasy. I didn't feel like I had to use a napkin after every bite. And the crust was ever so slightly burnt, which I love. The size was just right, as well. Two slices are good for dinner, but one slice would be plenty for lunch.
We live fairly close to Pie Hole, so I'm sure I'll be back. Just keep me away from that "red rum" velvet cake.
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I have found that if I can find a quiet place and then pray and ask Heavenly Father what to do I seem to hear/feel an answer. Getting into the outdoors in a beautiful place makes me feel closer to him.
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Another thought is, It's like taking vitamins, I can't tell that they do anything wail I'm taking them, it's when I stop taking them is when I know that they do anything. Prayer and hanging out with good people is the same as vitamins.
- 2:22 p.m. July 6, 2013
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Prayerfully stdy the scriptures daily. Study guides are available through the lds bookstore.
- 2:28 p.m. July 6, 2013
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Dear Considering Girl,
Please know that there are already many people praying for you to return. You are missed and loved! It is difficult every Sunday when we don't see your beautiful face. Your past teachers miss you, your bishop, and most likely your family misses you. I know. I am a mother who misses my son. As I sit in church with my other children my mind wanders to the one who isn't with me. I can hardly keep my mind on what is going on in church. I want ALL my family with me. I ache inside to feel whole again. I pray for the day he will be sitting on the bench beside me. As the years pass it doesn't get easier, and he moves farther away from the gospel principles he knew so well. My love for him is strong, but his love for him self is not as strong..
Please come back. You are loved, missed, and wanted. I want to put my arms around you and tell you how much you have been missed!
- 3:49 p.m. July 6, 2013
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hmmmm...I find it puzzling that no one is telling "considering girl" that if she wants to be more active she needs to study Church history.
- 4:19 p.m. July 6, 2013
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I'm not sure what she should do if she wants to be more active, but what she better not do is study Church history.
- 4:36 p.m. July 6, 2013
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I'm not sure what she needs to do to want to be more active, but I know what she better not do, and that is study Church history.
- 5:11 p.m. July 6, 2013
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RE: Listen to the Hymns, Choose a Christian Hymn.
i.e.. Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound, That Saved a Wretch like me....I once was lost but now am found, Was blind, but now, I see. T'was Grace that taught...my heart to fear. And Grace, my fears relieved. How precious did that Grace appear...the hour I first believed.
- 5:35 p.m. July 6, 2013
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There are certainly people who love and miss you. Many, like me, not might say
or do the right things to make you feel comfortable, but will be happy for you
when you do choose to come back. Talking to your bishop is a good place to
start. Your RS president is most likely willing to help you the best she can
with whatever she is able and you are willing to let her her do. The church has
a lot of resources for various things online.
When you do come back, don't worry about folks that may judge you. In a way that is just judging folks in return. Like any situation, be the friend you would hope others would be for you and forgive the rest of us who are a little more clumsy. We're all in this journey together. Each of us at one time or another needs a boost or hand up.
- 7:07 p.m. July 6, 2013
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...might not say or do the right things...
- 7:31 p.m. July 6, 2013
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Once upon a time, I was very "less active". I sure didn't want anyone talking to me about church because it would simply make me mad. But what I did do was listen to general conference. In fact, I watched the BYU channel because I knew I could turn it off. I let my visiting teacher come talk to me because she didn't discuss church and we were friends, but if we weren't, I don't think I would have wanted a visiting teacher. But, occasionally I actually went to Sacrament meeting. I walked in a few minutes late and left at the closing prayer so I wouldn't have to talk to anyone. But, at any rate, in the years I have been back in full activity, I look back at my "rebellious" years and wonder why I was that way. I feel very bad about the time I've wasted away from the Church and away from the Lord. Forgiveness is a great blessing and it's free and waiting for anyone who wants to embrace the Atonement of Jesus Christ.
- 10:02 p.m. July 6, 2013
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Stay away from anything you're afraid of. Fear and anxiety are the doom of our mental health.
- 7:16 a.m. July 7, 2013
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Quite honestly, I am active, and I don't really want visits from Home and
Visiting Teachers.
It is not a requirement or a "saving ordinance"...
- 12:49 p.m. July 7, 2013
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Charles, your response was sanctimonious and judgmental. There are about a million reasons this girl could have gone "inactive" that wouldn't lead a person to conclude that she doesn't want to be with "Father" again. Perhaps she views "Father" as somebody who loves people outside the Mormon faith. Maybe she views him as somebody who's a little more understanding than you are. And your assumption that she is not ready to keep a commandment(s) because she doesn't want a visit right now is incredibly pompous. Just how many commandments do you believe have been issued by your God, and do you honestly believe that this woman is no longer willing or able to follow any of them? Simply because she doesn't show up for a weekly three hour block? I don't know why she took a breather and neither do you. I would be willing to bet, though, has a lot to do with the assumptions you've made and that other people are likely to make about her.
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Dear Considering, I suspect there are legitimate reasons you became less
active. Are those reasons still true? Was it a time committment? Was it that
you weren't getting the spiritual guidance you needed? Was there something
missing that the church wasn't providing?
In the end, we cannot look to the outside world to find peace, because peace and happiness are things that exist fundamentally within us, not forced upon us, and not demanded of us by any external force.
My advice to you is to do the soul searching you need to take the action that is correct in your life. Find those things that make you happy and seek them out. Find the people in your life whose comfort you need, and find the purpose in your life that gives it meaning. And if in the end you believe the church will help you, then commit, and work to fix the things you had a problem with in the first place.
- 11:31 p.m. July 7, 2013
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I liked this article. I also enjoy listening to your father and witnessing the strong Spirit he invites with an amazing testimony.
With anything temporal or spiritual whose fruits are not yet seen by them who remain unconvinced of their truthfulness and promise of unrealized benefits, agency remains the most important contributor to future action.
The activities listed in the article and discussion are powerful mechanisms to help someone personally foster a desire to submit their will to the Lord and seek for truth by way of faith. But, such a spark to fully immerse in these activities must first be as a seed planted in goodly ground.
For those who teeter on inactivity, the best anyone can do is sow seeds for them in love and charity. It is then the Lord, by the trial of life experiences, who waters the ground and nourishes the seed.
No one can convince a person that the principles and practices of the Gospel put to action will change outcome, save they are prepared beforehand by the Lord and affected by changes in their lives that call them to action.
Many seeds are however planted in the love for another.
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As a bishop of an LDS ward, I'd like to offer you this additional advice:
write your bishop a letter. Tell him where you are spiritually, that you would
like to begin the path back and be clear about what you want from the ward.
Ward leaders sometimes struggle to know how to engage those who may be in your
situation. The last thing we want to do is be overbearing - it's
uncomfortable for all of us. If you provide guidelines and know what level of
interaction you want you will avoid the unwelcome and awkward visits that you
may receive simply because your name appears on a list somewhere.
The response given in the paper is great. Get back to basics on your own and progress. I would add this advice: find a faithful friend with whom you feel comfortable who can help you on your path back.
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Considering, I have a daughter in much the same situation you are in. She
attends church with a non-LDS boyfriend because, as she tells me, she prefers to
attend church where people are friendly to her, even though they teach things
she doesn't believe. Our ward is kind of small, the current ward members
are truthfully not as open and warm as we used to have, and there is no one her
age there anymore.
She also says she feels judged by the members. She's not doing anything wrong (other than not attending church regularly, etc.), but feels like ward members look down on her.
As I have told her, I can't say that no one is doing that, but the few that are have bigger problems than she does. We are all going to church to better ourselves, because we all have our own faults and problems we are trying to work out. Don't let the foolishness or thoughtlessness of others keep you from attending church. The cost is too high, as you've begun to realize.
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Considering Girl,
I just returned after about a year and a half absence. There were many times I would pray to my father in heaven and tell him exactly why I wasn't going, hoping that he would provide a way for me to find my way back. As President Spencer W. Kimball said, "Just Do It". Drag yourself out of bed on Sunday morning and go, even if you show up a few minutes late so no one can talk to you and rush out the door immediately following Sacrament meeting. As you go, the spirit will fill you with a desire to keep going. It may take a few weeks before you feel like getting up and going, but it will come.
I wonder if you keep a journal. We are all told to, but I know I can't find the time to do it faithfully. If you have one, even if it is as sporadic as mine, read it. It will help you to remember the joy you found in being there in the past. Reflect upon spiritual experiences you've had to help you remember how much you are truly loved in the heavens.
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When I was going through a divorce, I felt judged by some members and
didn't enjoy going to church. But there are also many members - including
most Bishops - who are caring & loving, & were a huge support to me
emotionally and spiritually during those most difficult times of my life.
So as the spirit whispers to you a desire to go back to church, just be aware that you will have mixed experience with members. Learn to smile at the insensitive members (after all, the Lord taught us to love even our enemies - for our sake, not theirs) but open your heart and home to the loving members and let them help you find joy.
Above all, remember that the church is the earthly institution through which the Lord blesses us with His Spirit, through our brothers and sisters - and just like a family, there are positives and negatives. It's often said that the church was perfect until the Lord let real people join. That's worth remembering as you return to church and begin again to enjoy the tremendous blessings available to us through the church - particularly the blessing of loving and being loved.
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AML with multilineage dysplasia is characterized by 20% or more blasts in the blood or bone marrow and dysplasia in two or more myeloid cell lines, generally including megakaryocytes.[4] To make the diagnosis, dysplasia must be present in 50% or more of the cells of at least two lineages and must be present in a pretreatment bone marrow specimen.[4,44] AML with multilineage dysplasia may occur de novo or following MDS or a myelodysplastic and myeloproliferative disorder (MDS and MPD). (Refer to the PDQ summaries on Myelodysplastic Syndromes Treatment / Myelodysplastic/ Myeloproliferative Neoplasms for more information.) The diagnostic terminology "AML with multilineage dysplasia evolving from a myelodysplastic syndrome" should be used when an MDS precedes AML.[4]
This category of AML occurs primarily in older patients.[4,45] Patients with this type of AML frequently present with severe pancytopenia.
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- Multilineage dysplasia in the blood or bone marrow.
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- Dysgranulopoiesis (neutrophils with hypogranular cytoplasm, hyposegmented nuclei or bizarrely segmented nuclei).
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- Dysmegakaryopoiesis (micromegakaryocytes and normal size or large megakaryocytes with monolobed or multiple separated nuclei).
The differential diagnosis of AML with multilineage dysplasia includes acute erythroid-myeloid leukemia and acute myeloblastic leukemia with maturation (FAB classifications M6a and M2). Some cases may overlap two morphologic types.[4]
As evidenced in several Southwest Oncology Group studies, such as SWOG-8600 and NCT00023777, the numerous chromosome abnormalities observed in AML with multilineage dysplasia were similar to those found in MDS and frequently involved gain or loss of major segments of certain chromosomes, predominately chromosomes 5 and/or 7.[45,46,47,48] The probability of achieving a CR has been reported to be affected adversely by a diagnosis of AML with multilineage dysplasia.[45,46,47]
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WASHINGTON -- Democratic presidential contender Howard Dean has demanded release of secret deliberations of Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force. But as Vermont governor, Dean had an energy task force that met in secret and angered state lawmakers.
Dean's group held one public hearing and after-the-fact volunteered the names of industry executives and liberal advocates it consulted in private, but the Vermont governor refused to open the task force's closed-door deliberations.
In 1999, Dean offered the same argument the Bush administration uses today for keeping deliberations of a policy task force secret.
"The governor needs to receive advice from time to time in closed session. As every person in government knows, sometimes you get more open discussion when it's not public," Dean was quoted as saying.
Dean's own dispute over the secrecy of a Vermont task force that devised a policy for restructuring the state's near-bankrupt electric utilities has escaped national attention, even though he has attacked a similar arrangement used by President Bush.
In an interview with The Associated Press, Dean defended his recent criticism of Cheney's task force and his demand that the administration release its private energy deliberations even though he refused to do that in Vermont.
Dean said his group developed better policy, was bipartisan and sought advice not just from energy executives but environmentalists and low-income advocates. He said his task force was more open because it held one public hearing and divulged afterward the names of people it consulted even though the content of discussions with them was kept secret.
The Vermont task force "is not exactly the Cheney thing," Dean said. "We had a much more open process than Cheney's process. We named the people we sought advice from in our final report."
Dean said he still believes it was necessary to keep task force deliberations secret, especially because the group was reviewing proprietary financial data from Vermont utilities. "Some advice does have to be given in private, but I don't mind letting people know who gave that advice," he said.
An expert in political rhetoric said it was risky for Dean to attack Bush and Cheney on an issue where he was vulnerable.
"In general, what is good for the vice president should be good for the governor. A candidate who attacks on grounds he is vulnerable is foolish," said Kathleen Hall Jamieson, a University of Pennsylvania professor who helps run a Web site that compares presidential candidates' rhetoric to the facts.
Dean's campaign said it was "laughable" to compare the two. "Governor Dean confronted and averted an energy crisis that would have had disastrous consequences for the citizens of Vermont by bringing together a bipartisan and ideologically diverse working group that solved the problem. Dick Cheney put together a group of his corporate cronies and partisan political contributors, and they gave themselves billions and disguised it as a national energy policy," spokesman Jay Carson said Sunday.
In September, Dean argued that the task force Cheney assembled in 2001 and the Bush energy policy that were unduly influenced by Bush family friend and Enron energy chief Kenneth Lay.
"The administration should also level with the American people about just how much influence Ken Lay and his industry buddies had over the development of the president's energy policy by releasing notes on the deliberations of Vice President Cheney's energy task force," Dean said Sept. 15.
In 1998, Dean's Vermont similar task force met in secret to write a plan for revamping state electricity markets that would slow rising consumer costs and relieve utilities of a money-losing deal with a Canadian company.
The task force's work resulted in Vermont having the first utility in the country to meet energy efficiency standards. It also freed the state's utilities from their deal with a Canadian power company, Hydro Quebec, that had left them near bankruptcy but passed as much as 90 percent of those costs to consumers. Utility shareholders also suffered some losses.
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"Yes, it's transactional. I make a paycheck," Bingham says the
pharmaceutical employees were saying. "Yes it is relational. I get great
support from the organization and get to hang out with like-minded people who
are intelligent and exciting and interesting."
I have never found like-minded people intelligent, exciting, and interesting. I like people who have different viewpoints but are passionate about their beliefs. Diverse people are exciting, not homogenous folk. When you hang out with likeminded people you tend to live in a smaller bubble and seek validation and conformity rather than learning to be open to new ideas or viewpoints. I think many people fear that their stolid beliefs might somehow get challenged, but that is what your best innovators are like though. You can't innovate well when surrounded by the same old crowd with the same old way of thinking. I could go on, but this professor has not convinced me of his philosophy.
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I bought in completely to my current employer but have been rebuffed multiple times in my attempts to climb. I'm becoming less interested in sticking around now since I view myself as not wanted. This survey seems shortsighted and limited, hardly newsworthy.
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Telemarketer and scam artist depend on this strategy to entrap minds into narrow
thought with limited futures. If this is news to BYU and the news media then
they too have been living in this bubble and its a boring way of life. I think
some college students did a class project not knowing that this kind of rule of
law was so prevalent in the Utah workforce. The DN has picked up on it to argue
free will and free choice and individual rights are evil attributes to support
government oversight as a governments right.
Using this same study it should have revealed that a company or business that has its workers focused on one goal as duty to its provider of pay, can be rewarded for their by meaningless plaques with meaningless achievements. A company that does not produce or manufacturer a product has no future and is why they die off quickly. Its a shame the minds get wasted on conformity and mundane company conrol jobs.
Government is the only business that does not have to manufacturer a product or idea or promise for anything to be profitable.
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Be wary of the worker who buys in lock, stock, and barrel to a corporate mission statement. Most corporations operate on a set of values that are inimical to the well-being of their employees. Those who buy in the most often do the most harm to others and, ironically, to themselves. If being a human resource is your idea of fun, go for it. Commodities of the world, unite.
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One thing to note, I learned this the hard way 14 years ago, but the employee should ALWAYS watch out for #1. Businesses will be loyal to the employee as long as it makes business sense. Once that is gone the employee will too.
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Like you, I find many people with different viewpoints to be intelligent and interesting, but also allow myself to enjoy the intelligence of people who share some of my opinions.
I've read a number of your comments and believe we share a similar world view. I hope you won't hold it against me that I find you intelligent and interesting.
Thankfully, there are plenty of folks around us who don't seem to share those beliefs so we shouldn't be in too much danger of being swallowed up by homogeny.
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"We're also going to rethink our programme. He'll probably be at the Tour of Turkey (April 27-May 4), at the Giro (May 9-June 1) and the Tour of California (May 11-18)," said Lefevere.
Cavendish has close links with the Grand Prix de l'Escaut, which is held on a flat course in the Flanders countryside and is seen as ideal for sprinters. His victory in 2007 was the first big success of his career and he followed up in 2008 and 2011.
The 28-year-old former world champion also missed the Gent-Wevelgem and the Three Days of La Panne races this season.
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