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English professor wins Emmy for HIV project
Dr. Kwame Dawes, distinguished poet-in-residence at the University of South Carolina, won a News & Documentary Emmy Award for his Web-based project, "Hope: Living & Loving with HIV in Jamaica." The awards ceremony was held last night (Sept. 21) in Lincoln Center in New York City.
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During the last four months of 2007, Dawes, the director of the university's Arts Institute and Louise Fry Scudder Professor of English, made five trips to Jamaica to learn and write about the impact of HIV/AIDS in the country where he grew up.
One result of those trips is the "Hope" Web site, which includes poems, photos, video and music inspired by the people Dawes met.
"None of us sitting around a conference room at the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting's office in [Washington] D.C. imagined that this was going to go so far," he said. "What we knew was that we were embarked on a challenging and importing undertaking, and we were sitting with talented and amazingly committed people. The people I met along the way, the stories they told me, the way they opened their lives to me and the way that this team worked together to create such a beautiful and moving piece all speaks to the value of good will and professionalism."
Dawes said the project was a collaboration that he hopes will lead to greater awareness and response to HIV AIDS.
"Ultimately, poetry has given us a way to tell stories in strikingly new ways," he said. "The music of Kevin Simmonds, the photography of Josh Cogan, the genius design work of Bluecadet Interactive and the dogged and inspired producing of Jon Sawyer and Nathalie Applewhite at the Pulitzer Center along with the team of hardworking folks form this amazing team. This is exciting, very exciting. At the end of the day, the hope is that the inertia about HIV AIDS and its impact on the world will be challenged by this and other such projects."
Dawes was nominated for an Emmy in the category of New Approaches to News & Documentary Programming: Arts, Lifestyle & Culture, along with executive producer Jon Sawyer, co-producers Nathalie Applewhite and Stephen Sapienza, videojournalist Doug Gritzmacher, photojournalist Joshua Cogan, and interactive producer Josh Goldblum.
The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences sponsors the Emmy Awards. The ceremonies will be broadcast on C-SPAN2 at 8:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 12. For more information about the Emmy Awards and winners, visit – http:/emmyonline.org.
While in New York City, Dawes is participating in panel discussions on innovative approaches to journalism at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and on HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism.
In August, Dawes performed poems from "Hope," set to music by composer Kevin Simmonds, at the National Black Theatre Festival in Winston-Salem, N.C. The "Hope" project was made possible through the support of the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting in association with The Virginia Quarterly Review, Azimuth Media and bluecadet interactive. To view the Web site, go to www.livehopelove.com.
Dawes, a professor of English, joined the University of South Carolina's faculty in 1995. He previously taught at the university's Sumter campus and the University of New Brunswick in Canada. In addition to his role as distinguished poet-in-residence at the University of South Carolina, Dawes is executive director of the South Carolina Poetry Initiative and the University of South Carolina Arts Institute.
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- Who: Distinguished poet-in-residence, director of Arts Institute and Louise Fry Scudder Professor of English
- What: News & Documentary Emmy Award, for Web-based project, "Hope: Living & Loving with HIV in Jamaica."


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By John Parker / MLB.com | August 13, 2012 1:30 PM ET
Blake Davis, Norfolk
(.565/.630/.696, 6 G, 13-for-23, 1 2B, 1 3B, 0 HR, 4 RBI, 4 R, 4 BB, 4 K, 1 SB)
After going 0-for-8 in three home games against Columbus last weekend, Davis hit the road with the Tides and hit the base paths in Gwinnett and Charlotte. The 28-year-old second basemen reached base at least twice in all six of his games this week, capped by a four-hit, three run performance in the Tides' 12-7 win at Charlotte on Friday night. Following a rough start to the season -- he hit .181 in April and May -- Davis is batting .337 since the All-Star break.
Pacific Coast League
Mitch Maier, Omaha
(.389/.455/1.056, 5 G, 7-for-18, 1 2B, 1 3B, 3 HR, 10 RBI, 5 R, 3 BB, 0 K)
Maier has struggled at the Major League level this year, hitting .172 in 32 games with the Royals, but the 30-year-old outfielder lit up the PCL this week, driving in 10 runs in five contests. Five of his seven hits went for extra bases, with three of them leaving the yard. The Storm Chasers closed out the week with three wins at Tucson and with Maier contributing two of Omaha's 33 hits in a 20-3 obliteration of the Padres on Sunday.
Eastern League
Oswaldo Arcia, New Britain
(.455/.533/.955, 7 G, 10-for-22, 5 2B, 2 HR, 11 RBI, 4 R, 6 BB, 4 K)
After being named the Eastern League's Player of the Month for July, Arcia has yet to cool off in August. The 21-year-old outfielder had hits in each of his seven games this week, doubled in five of them, and twice plated four runs. Since joining the Rock Cats on June 19, Arcia has hit .330/.406/.553 with seven homers and 47 RBIs in 49 games. He ranks third in the Twins organization in batting, fourth in RBIs and fifth in longballs.
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Brahiam Maldonado, Chattanooga
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Maldonado began the season with Mississippi, but went a brutal 3-for-32 in 10 games before being released on April 18. A month later the 26-year-old outfielder resurfaced in Chattanooga, where he's been a reliable contributor for the Lookouts, hitting .297/.358/.506 in 55 games. After starting the month in an 0-for-10 slump, Maldonado has hits in each of his last seven games and added a pair of solo homers, his fifth and sixth of the year.
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Xavier Scruggs, Springfield
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Scruggs kicked off the week in style, going 4-for-4 with a pair of doubles and three RBIs against Tulsa on Monday. The 24-year-old first baseman notched his first triple of the season and plated four more runs at San Antonio on Thursday before collecting an extra-base hit in each of his three games over the weekend. Scruggs ranks sixth in the Texas League in home runs and fourth in RBIs, just behind teammate Oscar Taveras in both categories.
California League
Leon Landry, High Desert
(.560/.593/.960, 6 G, 14-for-25, 6 2B, 2 3B, 8 RBI, 9 R, 2 BB, 1 K, 1 SB)
It's been a busy few weeks for Landry, who leads the Minors with 18 triples this season. He was the Cal League's top player in the last week of July while playing for Rancho Cucamonga, then was traded by the Dodgers (who took him in the third round of the 2010 Draft) to Seattle for Brandon League at the deadline. The speedster cycled in his third game for High Desert on Aug. 3 and has yet to slow down. The 22-year-old Landry has multiple hits in seven of his last nine games, has doubled and scored in each of his last five, and fell short of another cycle by a home run on both Friday and Sunday. In 11 games with the Mavericks, Landry is hitting .490/.519/.878.
Carolina League
Giovanny Urshela, Carolina
(.520/.520/1.080, 6 G, 13-for-25, 5 2B, 3 HR, 6 RBI, 6 R, 0 BB, 2 K)
Following a slow start to the season, Urshela has warmed up in the second half, hitting .303 with eight of his 10 homers and 32 of his 52 RBIs coming since the All-Star break. The 20-year-old Colombian native went 7-for-12 with two homers, four doubles and four RBIs in the Mudcats' three-game set at Salem this week. Though Urshela is hitting the ball well -- his .279 batting average is at its highest since the second game of the season -- he owns just a .311 on-base percentage. After drawing a walk in each of his first three games in April, Urshela has walked just 11 times in his last 91 contests, with none in his last 12.
Florida State League
Kyle Roller, Tampa
(.375/.444/1.188, 4 G, 6-for-16, 2 3B, 3 HR, 10 RBI, 6 R, 1 BB, 4 K)
Roller only played in four games this week, but he managed to pack a lot of punch into his 16 at-bats. The 24-year-old first baseman went 5-for-12 with three homers, two triples and eight RBIs during a three-game sweep of host Clearwater -- Roller drove in or scored 12 of the Yankees' 25 runs in the series -- and now ranks second in the league in both homers (with 18) and RBIs (78). With Roller hitting .303/.386/.588 since the All-Star break, Tampa owns a narrow one-game lead in the second-half North Division race.
Midwest League
Zeke DeVoss, Peoria
(.448/.529/.724, 7 G, 13-for-29, 3 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR, 4 RBI, 10 R, 3 BB, 8 K, 5 SB, 1 CS)
DeVoss doesn't have fabulous hitting numbers -- his batting average is .246 -- but he leads the Midwest League with 79 runs scored, thanks in part to his 70 walks (second in the league) and 34 stolen bases (sixth). This week, those numbers and all the rest were great, highlighted by a 4-for-4 performance against Clinton on Tuesday in which DeVoss tripled, doubled twice and scored four times in the Chiefs' 5-3 win. After batting just .207 (but with a .386 OBP!) in July, the 22-year-old second baseman is hitting .354 in 12 August games.
South Atlantic League
Shawn Payne, Augusta
(.409/.500/.682, 5 G, 9-for-22, 1 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR, 6 RBI, 6 R, 2 BB, 3 K, 5 SB)
A 35th-round pick out of Georgia Southern in 2011, Payne has hit, run and scored in his 154 pro games at a caliber sure to gain notice. In 97 games this season, the 23-year-old has a .416 on-base percentage (fourth-best in the league) and ranks second on the circuit with 45 stolen bases while being caught just twice. After going 1-for-4 against Charleston on Monday, Payne had two hits in each of four games at Delmarva, driving in six and scoring five. Though he has less power than one might like in a corner outfielder -- he hit his fifth homer of the year on Friday -- everything else in Payne's game impresses.
New York-Penn League
Preston Tucker, Tri-City
(.400/.429/.920, 6 G, 10-for-25, 1 2B, 4 HR, 10 RBI, 7 R, 2 BB, 1 K, 1 CS)
Tucker may not get the publicity his college teammate Mike Zunino (see below) does, but the outfielder has been almost as good in his first pro season. The seventh-round pick's week was highlighted by a two-homer, six-RBI performance at Staten Island on Friday, along with two other blasts in six games. Apart from the power, Tucker boasts an advanced approach at the plate -- he's fanned just four times in 29 at-bats over his 21 games. Putting the ball in play is a good way to rack up nearly an RBI per game (he has 20).
Northwest League
Mike Zunino, Everett
(.500/.611/.929, 7 G, 14-for-28, 3 2B, 3 HR, 17 RBI, 7 R, 8 BB, 7 K, 1 SB)
Zunino didn't join the AquaSox until July 14, but in just 29 games he's turned the Northwest League MVP race into a blowout. The third overall pick in June has 21 RBIs in his last nine games and reeled off five straight multi-hit efforts this week. On Saturday night the 21-year-old backstop went 4-for-5 with a homer, double and four RBIs in Everett's 6-5 win at Spokane. It was the second time this week that Zunino missed the cycle by a triple, after going 3-for-4 with five RBIs against Boise on Tuesday. Despite the late start -- he still lacks the at-bats to qualify for the batting title, a race he would lead by 40 points -- Zunino leads the league in home runs and ranks fifth in RBIs.
Appalachian League
Adam Walker, Elizabethton
(.346/.393/.731, 7 G, 9-for-26, 1 2B, 3 HR, 5 RBI, 7 R, 2 BB, 9 K, 1 SB)
Though the Twins' third-round pick in June has struggled to maintain his consistency, there's no doubting Walker's ability to impress. The 6-foot-4, 225-pound outfielder is tied for the Appy League lead in both home runs and strikeouts and is just three off the pace with 38 RBIs in 45 games. Walker was up and down this week too, although the ups predominated. He blasted three solo homers in two games at Johnson City on Wednesday and Thursday, went 0-for-5 with three strikeouts on Saturday, and bounced back with three hits on Sunday.
Pioneer League
Nick DelGuidice, Idaho Falls
(.474/.545/.789, 5 G, 9-for-19, 4 2B, 1 3B, 6 RBI, 5 R, 3 BB, 2 K)
A non-drafted free agent who became the AZL Royals' player of the year in 2011, DelGuidice has continued to hit in 29 games with the Chukars this season. After going 2-for-7 on Monday and Tuesday, the 23-year-old shortstop is 7-for-12 with a triple, three doubles, six RBIs and five runs scored in his last three outings. With DelGuidice hitting .386/.462/.614 in the second half, Idaho Falls is one game behind Orem in the South Division.
John Parker is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Max (Japanese: マサト Masato) is the younger brother of May in the anime. He has not yet received a Pokémon because he is under-age, but he became one of Ash's companions and joined Ash, Brock and his sister in order to see new Pokémon.
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Max is a genius in the theory of Pokémon training, but he was too young to receive a Pokémon when he first appeared. Both May and Max are the children of Norman, the Gym Leader of Petalburg City and his wife Caroline. The two have a very close relationship. They often get upset with each other, but when they are in dangerous situations they try to protect each other, especially May. She sometimes gets angry with Max because he knows a lot about Pokémon and she is annoyed by not knowing the basics of training or Pokémon. He decided to travel with Ash and May to see even more Pokémon.
When Ash arrived at the gym without May in Petalburg City, he was met by little Max who was surprised to meet a trainer who he had watched on television only weeks ago, through participation in the Johto League Silver Conference. But he also mocked him for losing in the quarter finals of the tournament. He also criticized the Pokémon May chose, Torchic, saying he would have chosen a Treecko.
During his travels with his sister and his friends, Max was in charge of May's PokéNav, acting as a guide. Later on in the series, Max makes a habit of pulling Brock's ear when he sees and talks to a pretty girl, halting his romantic advances as Misty did in Kanto and Johto and the way Croagunk would Poison Jab Brock in Sinnoh for similar effect.
In the movie Jirachi: Wish Maker, Jirachi partnered with Max, becoming his first Pokémon. In Do I Hear A Ralts?, Max rescued a Ralts that was hurt and took the job of returning it back to its family, Gardevoir and Kirlia.
In Battle Dimension, Max made a brief cameo appearance with his parents watching May compete in the Wallace Cup, and also appears in a photo in the second Diamond and Pearl Special Episode.
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As Max has not become an official Pokémon Trainer, he does not own any Pokémon, but he has befriended some wild Pokémon and borrow some from Ash and the others occasionally.
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- English: Amy Birnbaum (season 6 - 8) (4Kids)
- English: Kayzie Rogers (season 9) (PUSA/TAJ)
- Japanese: Fushigi Yamada
- Dutch: Lot Lohr
- Italian: Federica Valenti
- Greek: Loucas Fragoulis
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- Max once met another kid named Max who looked a lot like him.
- Max is the only character that is not a trainer that has joined Ash on his journey.
- Max has also been seen in the anime using May's Munchlax to be his orienteering partner in the Battle Frontier Episodes.
- Max is always seen holding a PokéBlock Case in his bag or pocket, but May was seen several times getting it out from her bag.
- It has been said that Max is too young to get his first Pokémon, but numerous trainers in the show are shown to have Pokémon while they look younger than 10 years old.
- Before May and Max left Kanto, Ash promised to battle him someday.
- Although Max has a tendency to mock Ash, Max looks up to Ash and the two seem to share a brotherly relationship.
- Like Misty, Max drags Brock by the ears when he falls in love. Max had done this after seeing Misty doing it to Brock.
- Max looks some what a lot like Conway. They wear glasses, wear a green shirt, and have the same hair style.
- It is hinted (though not specifically stated) that Max has Psychic powers similar to that of Sabrina.
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How are things going with your dad? is he out of hospital now?
Have you sorted the business with the lymoph nodes?
hi, he has an appt with the dr tommorow to discuss the situation, how is your husband?
WE saw the doctors this week and we have been offered a place in 2 trials. One for photodynamic therapy and one a chemo trial. The PDT looks promising and since it is non-invasive we are definitely interested in this. I spoke to someone who works for the pharmaceutical co that manufactures the dye they use in PDT; he says that there are many centres in Europe that use this technique with colangio and it is effective in shrinking the tumour. In the US they use it less.
We are also looking into lifestyle issues though now my husband has much of his strength back, it is difficult not to fall back into old habits. He spends time talking to work and we are putting off things that wqe should be dealing with.
He is very calm and hopeful. He was four and half weeks in hospital and was very poorly. Naturally he is not keen to go back again. he has lost a lot of weight and several people have told us he will never regain it. I was recommended a high calorie drink that he has two times per day; cocnut milk plus almond milk with Whey protein and glucomine, which build muscle and I mix it with a banana. It is high energy and high protein which counteracts the muscle loss. He has gained a little weight and is eating normally.
We are going to have another scan to see what the current situation is. In the meantime we just take every day as it comes.
he came over to my house today and we were able to have a walk together on the beach this morning, it was lovely and sunny. He is not eating very well and is very tired all the time, also today he was very low, i think mainly because he was suffering from terrible nausea which really gets him down - however i think this is mainly due to the antibiotics that he is taking, i think he is also dreading the appointment tomorrow. I try to reassure him but i also want to be careful of not just dismissing his fears, i want him to feel that he can talk openly about how he is feelings however at the same time i really miss the person that he was, so strong and confident and i feel angry that that person has been taken away from me. I hope that one day that person will return. I checked out the Lance Armstrong foundation website - liverstrong which was a real comfort - so many inspirational stories.. however i don't have to just look on these websites to find people who have beaten the big c - one of my closest friends is now clear of breast cancer after having a mastectomy 5 years ago, another one of my friends father suffered pancreatic cancer and is still going 2 years after being told that he had 6 months to live, he went into a clinical trial, the tumor shrank and he was able to have it removed surgically. I would never accept the opinion of one dr on the situation. i have been thinking of you and your husband, have you thought about getting a second opinion as to whether the tumor could be removed surgically? - my dad's tumor had spread beyond his liver, stuck itself to his lung (destroying the diaphragm which had to be reconstructed), wrapped itself around the vena cava and adhered itself to his bowel and yet the surgeon was able to remove it. The surgery was tough, i am just hoping it was all worth it and it has not returned so soon.
the drink that you are giving your husband sounds very nourishing, my dad has build-ups, he has lost alot of weight too. it is interesting that you have been told that your husband will never regain the weight that he has lost - i wonder why they think that this will be the case? - my dad has lost alot of weight also and now really feels the cold. the PDT sounds interesting especially if it could shrink the tumor, then maybe your husband could have it removed surgically?
I was surprised to hear that your father had a resection because my husband had CT scans laparoscopy and MRI which showed that the lungs, liver, pancreas, gall bladder and the peritoneum were all clear. On that basis they decided to operate but once they looked inside the abdominal cavity they saw that there were 'deposits' on the omentum. (The covering of the small intestine) They were malignant and they decided that they could not proceed further since there was a spread. They told us the only options were palliative.
When did your father have the operation?
After my husband's operation, he had to have another procedure to open up the bile duct which was still blocked. After that he was SO ill. He couldn't eat or even drink anything he was weak and very nauseous. That lasted for a few days. After that he had no appetite and we had to take food into him twice a day to try to get him to eat. This lasted for about three weeks. Once he came home he was much better and has slowly regained his appetite. Now he eats normally.
When he first came home I was worried about his loss of weight and I phone Cancer options UK. They told me that he could be suffering from Cachexia and sent me the recipe for the drink. I will email it to you. He has this twice a day plus a lot of juiced vegetables and various supplements I have read about.
I don't now if my husband would even contemplate another operation even if he was told that it was possible. I was interested to hear about your father's friend who had pancreatic cancer, because that also has a poor prognosis.
My husband left hospital on the 13th Dec and we have spent all the time since then trying to build up his strength. He is still very thin (previously he weighed 12stone now he weighs 10.2) but he is gaining strength. This week we went for Chinese and today he did some time on the exercise bicycle.
WE don't know what is happening inside. He will have another scan soon and we will get the results of the latest blood tests.
I wish you all the best and I hope that ypour dad's appointment goes well tomorrow. I'll be thinking of you both. Please post tomorrow and let me know how he is.
All the best
thankyou for offering to send me the recipe for the drink. I will let you know how we get on today. It sounds as though you are doing a great job at helping to build your husband up. I am sorry that they decided that they could not remove the tumor - have you thought about getting a second opinion about this? - i can understand that your husband would be reluctant to undergo a second op, my dad found it very hard, however it was very different the second time, the nurses at the Bupa Hospital Leeds were so caring. Such a contrast to Hammersmith which was a nightmare. When does your husband start the PDT?
How did it go today?
hi, everything was alot more optimistic today - my dad has been told that they think the enlarged nodes could actually be due to all the disturbance of the 2 operations and that it is unlikely to be regrowth of cancer in such a short space of time. the surgeon is scathing of the RFA treatment that my dad had during the first op - he says that RFA spreads cancer as they have to stick probes into the tumor to 'cook it' and that sticking things into the tumor helps to spread it - i have also heard that this is the reason why they do not do needle biopsys anymore. anyway, so for now we have a reprieve - my dad is going to see an oncologist, Prof Cunningham at The Royal Marsden specialises in gastrointestinal cancers. At Southampton they are offering a trial of xeloda for post resection patients. There is alot to think about. For now things seem more positive and we are all very relieved. How are things for your husband?
I'm really pleased that your father has some more optimistic news.
I am interested in what your oncologist said about sticking things into tumours helps spread it. My husband had four attempts to penetrate the tumour to open up the bile duct. I must say that I thought surely that can't be good but his bilirubin was up to 600 at that point and I guess they didn't have a choice.
Prof Cunningham is very well known in this area. My GP has contacted him to ask if there are any new approaches to cc and we are waiting for a reply, in the meantime we are waiting for the PDT trial.
My husband is still in good form and eating well. He is of the opinion that to get better he needs to address lifestyle and emotional issues.
Is your husband comfortable? - has he got a stent fitted? - initially my dad had raised bilirubin back in july last year when this all started and they were poking things around too and having great problems inserting a stent, eventually they fitted a metal one, initially they wanted to use plastic and we found out later that metal would have been more effective, they should have just inserted metal to begin with but were reluctant to on cost grounds. You seem to waiting a long time to start any treatment, is it a randomised trial? - has your husband been allocated to a group? Your husband sounds strong mentally.
I am interested to learn that you are also consulting Prof Cunningham - I was hoping that we could have an appt to see him, however have now been told that he only gives 'paper' second opinions via the GP - i will let you know what his advice is to my dad. Chemotherapy is a minefield, they just seem to be throwing anything and everything at it - if its worked on a more common cancer they'll give it a go. It is very hard to make any decsions.
kind regards
My husband has what they call internal-external drains. Narrow tubes that were inserted from the outside under the skin and through to the bile duct and opening up the duct to drain into the intestine. The bile is draining and the jaundice has practically gone. We are waiting for blood tests to see the level of the bilirubin. There are also drains on the outside of his body. These will be used for the PDT. Usually they use an endoscope, but since they were inserting drains they decided to leave two capped off drains on the outside of the body. The PDT is more effective the closer the light source is to the tumour so they will insert the light source from the outside and cover the tumour. (At least that's what I understand.)
Today I am going to hurry them along . he needs another scan to see if there have been any changes since Nov and also I would like to see the blood tests, to see what is happening there. In the meantime because he is generally in good form we do have the feeling 'If it ain't broken don't fix it'. but we know we have to fix it.
As I understand it with your dad, he has had a resection and the option of chemo is just to be doubly sure, - to make sure that there are no traces. Is that right? Once you start a treatment if it has too mnay side effects you can always pull out and if it is just to 'mop up' rogue cells then the treatment might not take a long time. Whatever the case, I agree that the doctors are not much/any wiser than we are. I told the oncologist about a trial at the University of Leicester for X119 and he didn't even know about it.
Also, I have a fantastic GP - who used to work at the Marsden, he said to me to take what oncologists say with a pinch of salt. He thinks by prefession they have to be optimistic and they tend to minimise the side effects of the various drugs they prescribe. Talk to other people who have first hand experience of these drugs if you possibly can.
Did you get my email with the recipe for cachexia?
hi patricia,
i don't seem to have recieved the email with the recipe - thankyou for trying. Yes, the chemo would be used as a 'mop up'. What is X119? - is it a form of nanotherapy or immunotherapy? The pace of research in this area moves so fast some drs seem more up to date then others and i feel like i have been on a very steep learning curve! it helps to have a good GP, my dad changed GP's after his original GP continually let him down by failing to diagnose him last year and sending him away repeatedly even though he was bright yellow and in agony with the itching. The GP he has now is very helpful. Is your husband at home now? it does get tiring when you have to keep chasing up treatments. I found when my Dad was in Hammersmith that the communication was dreadful - suddenly porters would appear to eg - take my dad for a chest xray and nobody would have told us about it, it adds to the anxiety.
I have read alot about PDT and it sounds really promising.
I did send the recipe but from an email I use for signing up, where I suspect that I might get a lot of spam. The sender name will be Andrew Vaughan, which is not my name --or gender for that matter!!. Perhaps you thought it was spam and deleted it. I will send it again after I finish this post.
X119 is another chemo trial which is being run all over the world. Pref Stewart in Lecicester is in charge of the trial here. If you google X119 you will get the links. If I have made a mistake I will check it out (I just did a check and I have the details wrong. I'll look it up in my file and post later today.)
We have an excellent GP. He comes to visit my husband once a week and even went to see him in the hospital. Incidentally he says that in over 20 years of practice this is the first case of cc he has seen. We had a reply from Dr Cunningham saying he can offer no more than we have been offered at the Royal Free. I guess he gets lots of letter like the one we sent.
Some good news today; the blood tests taken last week were all more or less within a normal range. That makes me feel hopeful and gives me confidence that something we are doing may be the right thing.
I'll send the email again now. and get back to you later with the trial info.
Best wishes
thanks for trying again - i am unable to open the attachment as it has been 'viewed as unsafe' by my computer for some reason.
You must feel encouraged by the blood results, it sounds as if you are working hard on diet and lifestyle, all the hard work is starting to pay off. My Dad was put in contact with a firend of my brothers who suffered primary liver cancer who managed to shrink his tumors by eating a macrobiotic diet (the meals were prepared specially for him) i think macrobiotic includes lifestyle techniques too. I tried to encourage my dad to try it but he is reluctant as he has been told to 'just eat what you feel like' and his appetite is not good so he feels that he wants to eat whatever and whenever however he has become a vegetarian.
Did Prof Cunningham give you an idea of which chemo drugs are working well in trials right now? i think that it is interesting to note that that most chemo drugs used on cholangio are used initially for colon and pancreatic cancer, surely then it would be an idea to find out the latest drugs being used for these cancers and try them? I'm sure Prof Cunningham is very busy, his secretary told me that he sees alot of cholangio patients. I just wish that they could focus more on this rarer form of cancer rather then leaving the gap in provision as wide as it currently is. The numbers of cholangio patients are increasing - my Dad's GP has told my parents that he has 3 patients suffering cc (my parents only live in a very small village)..you start to wonder why. My Dad travelled alot to the Middle East during his career, i have read that cc has been linked with this 'liver fluke' present in these countries. No point going over this now i suppose, by the way, if you don't mind me asking how old is your husband? - my dad is 61.
hoping you have had a reasonable day..
When my husband - who is 66 came back from hospital, we ignored the issue of diet - a lot of cancer diets involve raw vegetables and little or no fat or protein - and simply concentrated on building up his strength and I hoped his weight. He has gained a little weight but not much but he is much stronger. He doesn't have any dairy products or beef, very little lamb and once or twice a week chicken or turkey. We try to eat a lot of fish especially oily fish. He tries to eat protein and vegs, carbs and veg but not mix carb and protein; we don't always stick to that regime. he drinks coffee and tea but only in the morning.
When he first came back I phoned Cancer Options UK and spoke to someone there. It was she who gave me the recipe for cachexia - which I will include in the body of the email next time - saying that although it is not in line with many theories about what cancer sufferers should have, it was more important to build him up and get him back to normal. I agreed with her and I think in this respect at least, it was the right decision.
We have porridge and toast every morning. I add something called Linusit to the porridge it is flax seed which is very good for him - as is omega 3 and 6. When he was first back I would make pancakes and french toast for breakfast, because they were fried (calories) and the eggs had protein and he likes pancakes. Only soy milk to drink. Lunch we would have starch and veg - lots of veg / salads and in the evening protein - usually fish and often fried with soup for starter and fruit for dessert. (I have put on weight even if he hasn't!!!)
Mid morning I would make the high protein high energy drink he would drink one in the morning and one later in the day. Every day I make a juice with carrots celery beetroot and red/yellow peppers. (sometimes with parsley or watercress) which is full of anti oxidants. Over the weeks his appetite had increased and last week we were able to eat out at a chinese restaurant.
Before the diagnosis when he lost his appetitie completely, one of the few things he could eat were carrots and I have read that carrots are very good for the liver.
Interestingly my husband was at university in Israel and the incidence of this disease there is higher than in other countries - and my gastroenterologists said it is also high in Eygpt.
We are now trying to decide whether or not to have the chemo on offer. I think it will pretty much depend on what the next scan shows.
best wishes to you and your dad
your diet sounds very nutritious, i have bought the ingredients to make the drink for my dad, he says that he is looking forward to it. it seems obvious to me that diet plays such an important role. i have always taken great care with my diet in that i am vegetarian and will only buy organic, since my dad became ill i find myself examing ingredient labels on everything very rigidly - i now use bicarb soda and lemon for cleaning the bathroom and but tioletries from the health shop, i know that there is little i can do about pollution but i do have control over some elements of my life.
alot of research into this disease seems to originate from the far east where incidents are far more prevalent and you do have to wonder why it is spreading to the west. Is your husband able to exercise? - my dad has been enjoying getting out for a walk but will only go out when the sun is out - he really does feel the cold.
speak soon
how is it going? - my dad is starting to put on some weight and feeling a bit more positive, hope things are looking more positive for you and your husband, are you going to france?
Hi Jules,
He's had a very busy week with lots of visitors and activity. It tired him out and in future I am going to keep a very close eye on the level of activity. He needs more calm and stillness in his life. This week has been quite busy; we saw the oncologist on Wednesday and we have decided not to enter the trial of gemcitabane vs gemcitabane and cisplatin.
My husband hasn't had a scan since Oct when he was diagnosed and they offered us an appointment mid March. I was so shocked at the time lag, I didn't even bother to argue. We have decided that the NHS simply cannot deliver the level of service and we are going to look for private treatment. Today we are going for an appointment to have PDT hopefully to start next week - but I have got so used to delays and disappointments that I am not going to get my hopes up too high.
We are planning a visit (and stay) at the Bristol Cancer Centre. My husband is a very spiritual person and he believes that the body can be geared up to fight its own disease. WE watched the video from the centre together and unlike so much else in this field the messages are positive and hopeful.
It's good news that your dad is putting on weight. i wish I could see some change in my husband. As for exercise he tries to do some at home but doesn't like going out in the cold - and it is very cold in London at the moment.
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Jeezy has posted bail after being arrested for felony gun possession. The president of Jeezy's CTE record label, Steve Carless, tells Billboard that Jeezy posted bail for himself and the five members of his entourage that were arrested with him when police found an assault rifle on his tour bus.
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Jeezy and five others were arrested at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Irvine, California. Police found the weapon during an investigation into a deadly shooting that happened last Friday backstage during Wiz Khalifa's "Under the Influence of Music" tour, in which Jeezy was performing. Police still haven't made any arrests in the shooting case.
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|Summer Animation Camp
Event Type: Computers & Technology
Age Group(s): Elementary School Age
Date: 6/4/2013, 6/11/2013, 6/18/2013, 6/25/2013
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End Time: 12:00 PM
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Interested in animation and movies by Pixar? Why not learn to make your own animation video? This is a four week animation camp for students in grades 3-6 that will explore stop motion animation. Students will learn to make videos in cut paper, sand, clay, and other formats.
Participants are encouraged to register for all four programs, as they will be learning to make videos over the course of four weeks.
You need only register once for all four programs. Registration will default to all four programs. If you cannot make a date, that is O.K. Just let us know in advance. Thank you!
Location: Browning Event Room B - Central
Registration Ends: 6/25/2013 at 9:00 AM
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Serves 30.
Bake your favorite 1-layer cake recipe or mix in sheet pan. Cool cake in pan on wire rack 10-15 minutes. Remove from pan and cool completely. Place on foil-wrapped cake board.
Choose 3-5 favorite photos. Make color copies of the photos; laminate color copied photos.
Ice cake top smooth with ivory icing and sides in brown icing. Pipe tip 21 shell bottom border. Use smooth side of tip 2B to pipe frame on top edge of picture. Position laminated photos on cake. Cut spice drops in half horizontally and position on corners of photos with dots of icing. Pipe tip 13 shell border around center photo. Attach icing decoration message with dots of icing. Randomly sprinkle confetti decorations.


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BREVARD, N.C.-The Wingate University Bulldogs took the series opener 5-1 over the Brevard College Tornados in South Atlantic Conference action at Gil Coan Field on Friday afternoon.
The Bulldogs (8-2, 4-2 SAC) scored in four straight innings to get the win while BC (4-5, 2-4 SAC) was held scoreless until the bottom of the 9th inning, when Brock Helton scored on an Eric Renegar sacrifice fly.
Brevard starter Kevin Hamilton (L, 0-1) held the Bulldogs scoreless until Shane Billings doubled with two outs in the 5th and scored on a single to center. Wingate tacked on a run in both the 6th and 7th innings against Hamilton, who allowed three earned runs over seven innings.
Wingate pushed across a pair of runs against BC reliever Tyler Konzen in the 8th on three hits before the righty was lifted in favor of lefty Kyle Pittman. Only one of the runs charged to Konzen was earned after a BC fielding error allowed Josh Clark to reach with one out.
Wingate starter Olen Little (W, 3-0) held the Tornados scoreless for seven innings before reliever Tyler Brown recorded the final six outs.
The Tornados and Bulldogs will finish the series with a doubleheader Saturday afternoon at Gil Coan Field beginning at 12 p.m.


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I should know better than to bring a shopping list to the Downtown Farmers Market.
It doesn't work that way, I remembered as I perused the produce stalls in Pioneer Park last Saturday, the opening day of the summer market season.
Since I had a stash of leftover canned pineapple in the fridge, my plan was to make a pineapple salsa. I had my ingredient list: bell peppers, a red onion, cilantro, jalapeños.
But in my eagerness to enjoy the first Farmers Market of the season along with everybody and their dog (literally) I forgot the simple fact that it's still June, and much of what I was looking for isn't in season yet.
No, when shopping for produce at the Farmers Market, the rule is to shop first and devise a menu later. It's the real-life version of the Food Network show "Chopped," where chefs are presented with a basket of mystery ingredients and must make the best of them.
Judging by what was available, a lot of people in Salt Lake City had spinach salad with fresh strawberries and raspberries this weekend. Most of the produce sellers also had plenty of arugula, kale and garlic scapes. (I have no idea what a garlic scape is, but they were on sale.)
There were fresh tomatoes, as usual, trucked in 200 miles from the Wyomatoes Organic Farm in Big Piney. Supply and demand being what they are, Wyomatoes has no trouble charging $5 a pound for tomatoes or $2 for "tomatoes with issues," the ones that are too ugly for slicing but can be chopped up into salsa with no trouble.
This early in the market season, the best bets are the prepared foods. A walk down the center lane of Pioneer Park can yield a delicious Saturday brunch of breads, Thai noodles, pizza and countless other dishes. Or one can pick up some Rico's tamales, RubySnap cookies or Happy Monkey Hummus to take home.
Many vendors tout the health benefits of their products, though none more brazenly than the chalkboard with this message: "Poop like a boss: Drink Kombucha."
It's always crowded on the opening Saturday of the Downtown Farmers Market. It's as if the whole city has decided, en masse, to shake off Utah's unpredictable spring and grab summer with both hands. Time to dig out the short shorts and tank tops and expose our winter-bleached skin to the sun.
The region's artists were out in force, with the objects of glass, metal, fabric and what-have-you that busy hands have been constructing all winter. These craftspeople get to not only show off their wares, but also size up what their fellow artists some friends, others competitors have been doing in the off-season.
It's also time to let the dogs out. It was nearly impossible to walk amid the food stalls without running into people either carrying their small dogs or walking their big dogs and pretending that they only take up the space of a small dog.
And, every few paces, there was a rough medley of music. Kids and adults wearing "official busker" stickers performed enthusiastically and tunefully. As one walked, the strains of a high-school cellist would grow faint while the brother-and-sister guitar/tambourine combo would get louder, and so on around the park.
One person not adding to the music, for a change, was Eric Rich, operator of the famous Piano Bike that has played the Farmers Market and other venues (including Park City during Sundance) for years.
Rich and his friend Patrick Weeks had the Piano Bike there, but it has been largely dismantled. "This one was dying, and we let it die," Rich said.
Rich and Weeks are working to build a new Piano Bike and soon will launch a fundraising campaign on the website Kickstarter. One of the perks for Kickstarter contributors: a piece of the original piano.
Even silent, though, the Piano Bike is a part of the Farmers Market. It belongs there as much as the produce vendors, kid musicians, pizza ovens, lawn ornaments, sundresses and four-legged friends that fill Pioneer Park each sunny Saturday.
The market is our own citywide block party, a weekly celebration of what it means to be a vibrant, offbeat community. It is also a promise that, one of these weeks, the bell peppers will be abundant.
Sean P. Means writes The Cricket in daily blog form at www.sltrib.com/blogs/moviecricket. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @movecricket, or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/seanpmeans.
Come to the Market
The Downtown Farmers Market, with farmers and other vendors selling their wares.
Where • Pioneer Park, 300 West and 300 South
When • Saturdays, now through Oct. 19.
Hours • 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tuesdays, too • Tuesdays, 4 p.m. to dusk, Aug. 6-Oct. 22.


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'Adelphia's internal investigators are still unsure about Adelphia's investment in the Sabres hockey team, these people said. The internal investigators believe that the Rigases used Aldephia money to invest in the team beginning in 1994, according to these people. Now, these people said, it appears that the Rigases may have also used company money to support the team by having Adelphia buy advertisements from the team.'
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Special knits for babies is a collection on 12 modern yet timeless projects for babies aged 0-3 to 12-18 months. For simple slipovers to classic cables and cute dresses the collection has something for knitters of all skill levels.
This collection of thirteen beautiful, wearable designs for baby includes cosy sweaters, textured coats and a cardi and several sweet accessory designs.
With no-nonsense instructions and diagrams, knitting guru Sharon Brant takes you through all the stages of creating a perfectly fitting sweater, cardigan or jacket. From recognising what styles will suit your body shape best, to decoding measurements hidden in patterns, to adjusting all elements of a garment, this is the book knitters have been waiting for.
A stylish collection of 30 easy-to-make sewing projects from Tanya Whelan each project has a step-by-step illustration and instructions to help you on your way, there is a selection different projects to try ranging from childrens to adults and homeware.
Prepare to be captivated…still and enchanting; a haunting beauty appears amid the deep shadows, bringing true radiance and charm. Luxurious fabrics of creamy coloured mohairs, satins and silks contrast with dark brocades and beaded opulence to complete the vision.
Attend a personal workshop with two masters of color as Kaffe Fassett and Brandon Mably share their inspiration and techniques for creating colorful knits. Kaffe and Brandon lead you through a variety of vibrant palettes, then showcase them in more than thirty designs.
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Learn to Knit provides complete step-by-step instructions from casting on to making buttonholes, plus a great selection of classic patterns for garments for all the family, accessories and home furnishings.
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|Public Law 91-609
|Housing and Urban Development; Act of 1970.
|Public Law 91-609
|Sec. 401
|Effective date.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That this Act may be cited as the "Housing and Urban Development Act of 1970".
Effective July 1, 1971, title VII of the Housing Act of 1961 is amended to read as follows:
"SEC. 702. (a) The Secretary is authorized to make grants to States and local public bodies to help finance (1) the acquisition of title to, or other interest in, open-space land in urban areas and (2) the development of open-space or other land in urban areas for open-space uses. The amount of any such grant shall not exceed 50 per centum of the eligible project cost, as approved by the Secretary, of such acquisition or development. Not more than 50 per centum of the non-Federal share of such eligible project cost may, to the extent authorized in regulations established by the Secretary, be made up by donations of land or materials.
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"SEC. 709. As used in this title—
"(4) The term 'local public body' means any public body (including a political subdivision) created by or under the laws of a State or two or more States, or a combination of such bodies, and includes Indian tribes, bands, groups, and nations (including Alaska Indians, Aleuts, and Eskimos) of the United States.
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When you first start warvox at the top it clearly says "this tool needs ruby 1.8 please use "update-alternatives -- config ruby" to switch" type that in and see what you get!
Hey everyone. As the title suggests I'm having some problems wit WarVOX, but first my O.S. is Backtrack 5 R2/GNOME, and it's a HDD installation.
First off I type /pentest/telephony/warvox/bin/warvox.rb and then I get the following error code(s).
[*] Starting WarVOX on http://127.0.0.1:7777/
/pentest/telephony/warvox/web/config/boot.rb:9:in 'rescue in <top (required)>': uninitialized constant Object::Bundler (NameError)
from /pentest/telephony/warvox/web/config/boot.rb:5:in '<top (required)>
from /pentest/telephony/warvox/web/script/rails:5:in 'require'
from /pentest/telephony/warvox/web/script/rails:5:in '<top (required)>'
from /pentest/telephony/warvox/bin/warvox.rb:72:in 'load'
from /pentest/telephony/warvox/bin/warvox.rb:72:in '<main>'
And that's all the error code it gives me. I really hope someone can lead me in the right direction to what the problem here is, and thank anyone in advance for doing so.
When you first start warvox at the top it clearly says "this tool needs ruby 1.8 please use "update-alternatives -- config ruby" to switch" type that in and see what you get!
i have same problem in my backtrack 5 r3 in hdd
and this is my error
root/.gem/ruby/1.9.2/gems/bundler-1.2.2/lib/bundler/source.rb:801:in `rescue in load_spec_files': git://github.com/mislav/will_paginate.git (at rails3) is not checked out. Please run `bundle install` (Bundler::GitError)
from /root/.gem/ruby/1.9.2/gems/bundler-1.2.2/lib/bundler/source.rb:799:in `load_spec_files'
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how i solve the problem
i try install the bundler-1.2.2 but dont work
i don´t have the bundler working all pogram using bundler don´t work
do i have to restall again the backtrack 5 r3 on my system
someone can help -me
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hi """"my-solutions"""
apt-get remove warvox
apt-get install warvox
###set-ruby to 1.8##
update-alternatives --config ruby
##switching to 1##
cd pentest/telephony/warvox/bin/ ####or ....backtrack>information gathering>network analysis>telephony analysis>warvox
root@bt:/pentest/telephony/warvox/bin# ./warvox.rb
[*] Starting WarVOX on http://127.0.0.1:7777/
=> Booting WEBrick
=> Rails 3.0.1 application starting in production on http://127.0.0.1:7777
=> Call with -d to detach
=> Ctrl-C to shutdown server
[2012-12-17 20:20:53] INFO WEBrick 1.3.1
[2012-12-17 20:20:53] INFO ruby 1.8.7 (2010-01-10) [i486-linux]
[2012-12-17 20:20:53] INFO WEBrick::HTTPServer#start: pid=13426 port=7777
i gonna install my backtrack 5 r3 again
my backtrack 5 r3 i call the kill fly was break when i try to install the virtual box
thanks for your help
the problem start when i update the warvox for a new version
with the python script 1.6


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iHeartRadio Exclusive: Getting to know Jake Bugg
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English singer-songwriter Jake Bugg has already won over the U.K. with his self-titled debut album, and now he's making waves in the U.S. At just 19 years old, he got into music at a very young age, but his sound is way beyond his years with influences like rock n' roll greats, The Beatles.
Having recently played the world-famous Glastonbury Festival, along side rock legends like The Rolling Stones, he is the first artist that has moved from the BBC Introducing Stage to the Main Pyramid stage in successive years.
Learn more about Jake as he explains, exclusively to iHeartRadio, how he got his start:
You might recognize his song "Lightning Bolt," which was played at the London 2012 Olympic Games, and his performance on "The Tonight Show" with Jay Leno. Or you might have seen him perform his tune "Two Fingers," on "Conan." Both songs are part of his highly praised album, released last October.
Jake gives a little insight on recording his debut masterpiece:
"Country Song" is also included in his self-titled record, and Jake explains the inspiration behind it. He says, "I had no income, no money, I didn't have a job, and I left school. It was raining outside, and I just wanted to write a song where [it's] a fantasy, and just place yourself somewhere else, and it's a way of escaping."
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Mark Dunton and his wife, Angela, are the proprietors of District Wine at 144 Linden Ave. in the East Village.
Q: I'm going to admit I don't know anything about wine. I buy Raymond wine because that's my son's name. I don't buy Yellow Tail wine because I'm afraid it'll taste like tuna. It's all about the label with me. How can you help?
Answer: That's the fun part of the job for me, helping people find out what they like when people don't know what they want. It's like if you walk into a record store, you don't just say, "Give me some music." I'd ask you three or four questions: Do you like white, red or sparkling wine? Are you just having wine with conversation or are you having it with food? What kind of food are you having it with? And that can lead to a longer conversation. Then people say, "Wow, this was a great experience." And that's why you go out for wine in the first place: to be taken care of and to be entertained.
Q: I'm sadly lacking in wine adjectives. About the weirdest one I know is "saddle." I'm not sure what that means, but I don't think I'd like the taste of it in wine.
A: The whole adjective thing to me is like name-dropping, to show off.
Q: Can you do it, though? Can you go nose-to-nose with a wine connoisseur?
A: Oh, yeah. I have a lot of wine knowledge. Angela and I have traveled all over checking out wines, and we've taken a ton of classes, so I can talk wine. It's like one-on-one basketball. If we're gonna talk wine I will man up and drop some threes on you.
Q: I'm going to admit something else: A lot of times wine makes me sick. Messes with my stomach.
A: Maybe you're drinking too much of it.
Q: Maybe. After about the fourth bottle I start feeling a little queasy. But, really, I can tell after just one sip if it's going to go well.
A: A lot of people complain that wine gives them a headache. It's because of the sulfites in wine. Your body naturally produces sulfites and some people produce too much and the wine puts them over the edge and that gives them a headache.
Q: Do most of your customers come in to get a bottle of wine and then leave, or do they stick around and enjoy it at the shop?
A: When we opened in April 2010 we thought it would be about 70-30 retail business, so we set the place up as more of a store, but it turned out to be more people sitting down in the store to talk and eat and enjoy wine. It's more like 85-15 now with people staying in the store, so we had to clear out all the retail tables and use the space for customers. And we've expanded our kitchen considerably because more people are eating here. On Wednesday, we're introducing lunch here on Tuesday through Friday.
Q: How did you meet your wife?
A: I'm from Minnesota and I was out here with a drum and bugle corps on tour and I met her while I was hanging out with a buddy. We had a lot in common and I really liked her so on the day I was supposed to fly back to Minnesota, I decided to stay. I had a plane ticket, but I didn't go to the airport.
Q: What made you decide to open a business together?
A: We always wanted a business. Angela wanted a flower shop. I didn't say no, but I wasn't enthusiastic about the idea. We live at the Cooper Arms on Linden and we would sit on the balcony and watch the street developing into a cool place to shop and eat. We were pretty much stalking the area for six months. And we saw this space that was available, so we put all our money together and opened District Wine. In fact, that's how it got its name, from the East Village Arts District.
Q: Oh, so you didn't name it after a failed local weekly newspaper?
A: No, and what a lot of people think is we named it for the science-fiction movie "District 9." Because we're trying to make it into a sci-fi bar.
Q: Did it take off right away?
A: It was surprising. We just had a real soft opening on a random Monday, We had no capital to advertise. It was just me and Angela and her mom, but there was a lot of growth right away. We started hiring people to keep up with the demand. And there's been a lot of community support. It's been overwhelming.
Q: So business is good?
A: My stock answer is we're adding employees, the lights are on and the doors are open. That's a sign that things are going good.
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I too get this problem on a daily basis, I have recently been wondering if it could be because I am too close to the AP. My main problem is on my main AP - I cant connect despite having 45% signal. Are we the only ones this is happening to?
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Nelly Speaks On Violence In Ferguson & Michael Brown Killing
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After many criticized the St. Louis rapper for being noticeably silent when news first broke of the shooting death of Michael Brown, rapper Nelly is now speaking out about what he says is a "can't win," situation.
When asked why he didn't issue a timely response, Nelly told Vibe Magazine, "When [the shooting] initially happened, I was in Finland. I don't have enough information. I don't know what to say so I said, 'At this time, my blessings and my strength go out to the Brown family' because at the end of the day, it's not an injustice, it's murder. It's an injustice if [the officer] does not pay for it."
He says the call to action is supporting those closest to the situation. "What we need to do is support the Brown family because we don't know. We [can't] plan against [the police] that plan and strategize for a living. That's their job. We got barbers out here. We got fathers. We out here on emotion because these are our babies so you can't attack from that aspect 'cause you can't win."
Nelly continued, "We cannot use our last resort first. Now they're prepared. There is no element of surprise. We the smallest in their world. Black people make up 13 percent of St. Louis. We not making sure we do the right things because we're so stuck thinking about this shit. We gotta plan ahead. We can't blame the ones that don't know better.
There's three of us in this situation: The ones that don't know better—can't blame them 'cause they ain't seen better—the ones that know better but act like they don't, and the ones that know better that's trying to say something but we killing them and they got the best plan."
Nelly also urged citizens and fans to avoid angry fighting or attacks. "Keep the peace, keep the focus in mind," he said. "The focus is this young man lost his life and he wanted a future, he had a future, so let's make sure we take the positive out of that, embellish and make sure that young brothers and sisters that came out of this same situation are able to go on and live in his name."
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millionaire business executive and adventurer, completed a nonstop 23,000-mile journey around the world in March, making him the first person in the world to do so. He circumnavigated the globe in 67 hours. The plane, a GlobalFlyer, was built by Burt Rutan, who also built SpaceShipOne, the first private spaceship to leave Earth's atmosphere. Fossett had already set a world record for flying a balloon around the world and has many other flying and sailing records.


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Report: Kanye West gave a 20 minute wedding speech
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Kanye West is no stranger to a good rant, ahem, speech. And so on the biggest day of his personal life, he took the mic to give one of his most epic speeches since he said 'George Bush doesn't care about Black people.'
Sure he did the usual groom-like duties of praising his new wife, but of course 'Ye put ten on top of twenty. According to Us Weekly, he went on and on about the culture of being in the limelight and that all the spoofing and tabloid covers don't get him or the Kardashian family down.
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"They feel like it's okay to put you on the tabloid covers to sell your image, to use you in an SNL spoof. We don't negotiate. We're not like that. We're not stupid.
The Kardashians are an industry!
We are warriors! There is not one person at this table that has not had to defend us at some point or another. At this table … the combination of powers … can make the world a better place.
[Kim is the] ideal celebrity…the ideal art."
"I am defined by being a celebrity…the world is our altar," he announced to a cheering room. "We are not stupid!"
An insider said that Kim's new husband got very heated during certain parts of his speech, but he also had very sweet things to say about his new bride.
So all in all it was a very Yeezus filled evening, and one we're sure no guest will forget.
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What is your bootie of choice for winters in NJ?
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7mm drylock
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patagonia R4. up here in MA
Just bought ripcurl 5mm flashbomb booties a month ago and their already leaking! Probably gonna buy 7mm drylocks soon...
5mm excel are my favorite
petesmith - take em back! they should be under warranty
xcel 7mm. just got a new pair for christmas and was insanely warm with them.
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Jason Aldean announces baseball stadium tour
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Jason Aldean is teaming up with Major League Baseball to tour stadiums around the country. Making good on the promise of the surprise announcement he's been teasing all week, the country star made the big reveal on ABC's "Good Morning America" Thursday.
Aldean told "GMA's" Robin Roberts that his "Burn It Down Tour" will play about 50 shows when all is said and done. The outing will include Florida Georgia Line and Tyler Farr on select dates, which Aldean says will be announced periodically throughout the year.
Teaming up with Major League Baseball holds a special meaning for Aldean who had aspirations of becoming a professional baseball player before turning his focus to country music. He joked with Roberts that his lack of power behind the bat curtailed his home run dreams.
Aldean's latest CD is nominated for a Grammy for Best Country Album. He's also set to perform at the first ever iHeartRadio Country Festival in Austin Texas in March.
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WATCH: First Woman Completes Insane American Ninja Warrior Finals Course
Gymnast Kacy Catanzaro is the first woman to ever complete the "American Ninja Warrior" finals course.
The competition show challenges contestants to conquer physical obstacles that are nearly impossible for even the strongest athletes to complete.
What makes Catanzaro's victory on this week's episode even more amazing is the fact that no woman has ever finished the qualifying course, let alone the finals.
The pint-sized athlete not only destroyed the course at the 2014 Dallas Finals, but it looks like she didn't even break a sweat.
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Finally! A Ketchup Bottle That Pours Like Milk [Video]
It has been one of the world's biggest non-problem problems....getting the last of the ketchup from the bottle. We have all been there, waiting forever for the ketchup to pour out, especially when you are down to the last little bit of ketchup that just won't pour out......Why??? Would somebody just please explain why this happens!!!


text: TMZ is reporting that Joanna Krupa of Real Housewives-Miami fame, who also used to have sex with Joe Francis and other equally wonderful human beings while she made a living back in the day is having her home foreclosed. Despite being married to someone who is allegedly rich Joanna hasn't been paying for her Encino home she purchased prior to getting married and the house is going up for auction. How many of these Housewives actually have money? It seems like most of them are just people who would look good on television and can bring a story line. Even going back to the first season of Orange County, there have always been a fair share who are just rich looking and spend like they are rich but don't have any actual money. Remember when Taylor Armstrong got busted trying to sell fake Birkins? Most of the Housewives seem more leveraged than a guy who uses junk bonds to buy a company. I think the entire franchise is on its last legs. The only thing keeping it going are all the negative stories that get posted and printed during each season. The real fun is the stuff going on behind the scenes whether it is in Atlanta with Phaedra or New Jersey with Teresa that really shows you how they keep living large or at least pretending to be. It is kind of like when MTV would go visit Cribs and you saw these huge houses (most leased) and cars (most leased) and I would love MTV to go back and do a Cribs revisited show and look at every person and see what they are doing today and where they are living.


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I've been lurking around the forums for some while, and looking to get into skinning myself. so i thought i make some mockups and give it a shot.
Always liked the style of the start era of film. so here an idea, just some quick mockups.
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One thing I've always wanted was to be able to do is dynamically 'black and white' an image so I could create a theme where the fanart was 'black and white'. I could do it manually but would be more use as an XBMC theme if XBMC could do it.
I doubt there would be much developer interest plus I have no idea if doing this dynamically for 1,000 or so 1920x1080 fanarts would cause slowdown, I could only assume...
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isn't there some sort of way to desaturate an image in XMBC?
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No, as of now there isn't.
It shouldn't be too hard to add though.
I mean the math for it is pretty simple, and there's more than enough sample source code on this.
Something like <saturation>Value between 0 and 100</saturation> should be possible.
I will need this for Phyek's skin concept later down the road.
So if it has not been added by then, I might give it a shot.
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BUFFAO, N.Y. – The No. 8 Cornell men's lacrosse team used a five-goal run to end the second and start the third quarters as it held on for a 9-6 victory over Canisius on a frigid day at the Demske Sports Complex in Buffalo, N.Y. With the win, the Big Red improves to 2-0 on the season.
Cornell was led by Ryan Hurley and Rob Pannell with four points apiece, as Hurley scored three goals and one assist, while Pannell tallied one goal and three assists. Chris Ritchie and Roy Lang also had a pair of goals and Jon Thomson rounded out the scoring with a single tally. Scott Austin added an assist and Chris Livadas registered his first career point with an assist.
Canisius (0-2) was led by Adam Jones, who tallied three goals and one assist, while Mike Benzinger, Matt Barkas and Jon Domres all found the scoring column.
The game was riddled with sloppy play early in the first period, with the two teams combining for seven turnovers in the first eight minutes, a trend that continued for the majority of the game as Cornell ended with 21 turnovers, 15 unforced, while the Griffs finished with 18 turnovers, 11 of which were unforced.
Cornell held the edge in shots (30-26) and ground balls (31-24) and won 12-of-18 face-offs, thanks mostly to Austin Boykin who won 7-of-9 restarts. Boykin also had six ground balls, while Pierce Derkac, who played the wing on face offs, picked up seven.
In goal, AJ Fiore looked solid, stopping nine shots for his second win of the season, while Sean Callahan made 12 saves in the losing effort.
For the second game in a row, Chris Ritchie got the Big Red on the board with the first goal of the game as he slipped past his defender and bounce a shot past Callahan to make it a 1-0 game at the 6:21 mark. Cornell's tenacious ride set up its second goal exactly two minutes later, as Austin forced a turnover on a Canisius clear attempt, picked up the loose ball and found Hurley on the doorstep.
The Griffs got on the board early in the second quarter when Simon Gioumetakis found Benzinger all alone just outside the crease and Benzinger beat Fiore up high.
Back-to-back goals by Jones gave Canisius its first lead of the game, 3-2, with 10:42 to play in the second quarter, marking the first time the Big Red trailed in a game all season long.
Cornell tied the game just over one minute later when Pannell sent a pass from behind the cage and Ritchie blasted a shot from 12 yards out for his second goal of the afternoon. The goal was the first of five straight which put the Big Red up for good.
Another tenacious ride by the Big Red returned the lead to Cornell as Max Feeley caused a turnover just as Dan Coates crossed midfield and Thomson picked up the loose ball. Thomson sent a long pass upfield to Pannell, who ripped a cross-crease pass to Hurley, who scored from close range.
An outstanding individual effort by Lang, who split a pair of defenders and beat Callahan, pushed the Big Red's lead to 5-3 with 6:26 remaining in the second quarter.
Hurley and Pannell teamed up for a pair of goals to start the third quarter, with Hurley scoring a man-up goal off an assist from Pannell, before Pannell scored off an assist from Hurley to make it a 7-3 game at the 9:32 mark.
Canisius ended the Big Red's five-goal run when Barkas scored off an assist from Jones, but that ended the scoring for the quarter and Cornell took the 7-4 lead into the final stanza.
Thomson scored a man-up goal early in the fourth quarter when he picked up a rebound off a Callahan save and buried it to make it an 8-4 contest.
Canisius answered with a nearly identical play just over one minute later with a man-up goal by Domres, who scored off a rebound from a Fiore save, before Jones scored on the doorstep to close the gap to two goals, 8-6, with 9:54 to play.
A one-minute penalty on the Big Red gave the Griffs a man-up opportunity with less than nine minutes to play, but solid defense, and a hit post by Canisius ended the treat and a save by Fiore after the man-up expired returned possession to Cornell with 6:15 showing on the clock.
Just under 30 seconds later, Lang ended the scoring for the day as he pushed Cornell's lead back to three goals, 9-6, with his second tally of the contest, as he used a perfectly placed shot to beat Callahan down low.
Cornell opens the home portion of its schedule this weekend as it welcomes Army to Schoellkopf Field on Saturday, March 6 at 3 p.m.


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Riverside Academy Takes Title at Allstate Sugar Bowl Prep Basketball Classic
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Charvon Julien scored 22 points and handed out five assists as Riverside Academy, of Reserve, La., upset Sheldon High School from Sacramento, Calif., 72-65, to win the boys' title in the third annual Allstate Sugar Bowl National Prep Classic. Julien earned tournament Most Valuable Player honors. The three-day event was contested at the Alario Center in Westwego.


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Berlin iron jewelry is a label used to describe the jewelry received in exchange for gold and gemstone jewelry donated by the populace for the 19th century Prussian War. Not many are aware that there were a few factories which were dedicated to the manufacturing of such iron jewelry before the turn of the 1800s.
This scarce Berlin iron ring is from that 19th century era and was made for a man. Large in proportion and masculine in presence, a center medallion features a pair of clasped hands. Symbolically clasp hands represent loyalty and solidarity.
A garland of small flowers and a pattern of a cluster of what appears to be droplets of water wend its way around the center of the band with the following French phase on top and below: "Il y a de L'echo en France Quand on y prononce let mots d'honneur et de Patrie". This translates to "there is an echo in France when we say the words honor and Fatherland".
This is a patriotic statement reflecting the sacrifice of those who gave up their silver, gold and precious items for the Napoleonic war effort. Then again, it may be a reflection of what Voltaire implied in this comment: Such then is the human state that to wish for one's country's greatness is to wish harm to one's neighbors. He who should wish his fatherland might never be greater, smaller, richer, poorer, would be the citizen of the world.


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Seems as though the GTX 295 hits 8628.76 PMKs/s and the HD 4870 9650 PMKs/s (10000 OC'ed!) only going by other peoples results from the above URL's.
GPUs have always interested me in this field and I'm about to buy a quad core and high end GPU system, maybe we could get together a thread with speeds we are hitting with our GPUs?


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hey guys,
I'm trying to test a cred. harvester attack externally. I'm testing from my desktop connected to my private network to my laptop which is connected to an unsecured network. my ports are forwarded, when i dial up my external ip address on the victim side it directs me to my cloned site but when i type in credentials and hit enter it just hangs, then tells me its taking too long to respond.On the attacker side under SET it says code 404 message file not found GET /JAVA/CLASS.CLASS HTTP/1.1 I've tried switching the ports in config/set_config from the default port 80 to port 4444 and still the same result. can anyone see what im doing wrong here?
any and all help is greatly appreciated, thank you!