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NORTH KINGSTOWN – OSHEAN said it recently signed an Enterprise Licensing Agreement with VMware Inc. that will allow its members to virtualize IT servers and desktops.
"This initiative will help Rhode Island's colleges, universities, hospitals, schools and government agencies to stretch existing resources," said George Loftus, president of the he nonprofit consortium of local organizations building a high-capacity broadband network throughout the state. "This program represents a critical tool for Rhode Island's anchor institutions to operate more efficiently and implement new technologies through virtualization."
The Community College of Rhode Island will be the first school in the state to implement virtual desktops across all of its campuses – more than 3,000 virtual desktop seats for use by faculty and students.
The agreement is projected to save $2.5 million for purchase of VMware products and renewal fees for OSHEAN members which include colleges, hospitals, state and municipal offices and K-12 schools.
"This relationship with OSHEAN will allow us to streamline our process to create efficiencies for the benefit of taxpayers in Middletown," said Matt Wainwright, Middletown CIO and IT director. "We're hoping to make remote access available to all of our employees. Sharing the cost of applications will help us achieve that goal."
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text: Buick Got Back? Insignia Wagons Mysteriously Appear In North AmericaBen Wojdyla2/16/10 6:50pmFiled to: Spy PhotosBuick RegalBuick Regal WagonBuick Regal GS WagonRegal WagonRegal GSRegal GS WagonBuickRegalOshawa Car Assemblyoshawa plantGM Oshawa Plant194EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink First GM brings the Opel/Vauxhall Insignia stateside as the Buick Regal, then virtually guarantees the Regal GS, then Bob Lutz hints at a wagon and now here are Insignia Wagons hanging out with Regals around Detroit. What should we think? First and foremost, let's just state the facts. Advertisement Advertisement The Opel/Vauxhaul Insignia and Buick Regal and the Insignia Wagon are currently being built exclusively in Germany, and will be for the next calendar year.At the end of the first year of Regal production, North American volumes will move to Oshawa Car Assembly in Oshawa, Canada.Prior to the announcement of a US-bound Regal, that car roamed the streets free of normal camouflage, instead hiding in plain sight as an Insignia.Bob Lutz, product planning leak machine that he is, told Car&Driver back in November they were discussing the possibility of a Regal GS and the wagon. The GS "Show Car" debuted in Detroit, no news yet on the wagon.The Insignia Wagon has no business being in the US in these kinds of numbers without production plans. They're a European-built, European-sale vehicle only according to the current state of GM announcements. Based on these kinds of facts, we wagon-heads have two conclusions to come to; GM is either readying a Regal Wagon for the US or they're simply torturing us with just-beyond-reach wagons. A call to Buick Communication's Michelle Bunker put ice in our pants when in no uncertain terms she said, "Buick product plans do not include a plan for a wagon at this time." GM's been known to deny, deny, deny right until the car is unveiled, so we'll stick to wild and unfounded speculations. The world is a better place when there's still a possibility of a high-output, direct-injection, turbocharged four-cylinder, all-wheel-drive, six-speed manual transmission-equipped Regal GS Wagon. Sponsored Back on Earth, it seems GM's content to keep torturing us with unattainable wagony goodness. We did get further assurance on the pending GS though, so at least something came from this. [GMI]Reply194 repliesLeave a reply


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I purchased not just Venus Breeze, but Venus "Spa" Breeze. It was a bit expensive for disposables, but I was curious about this concept, which is like a smaller version of Schick Plus Intuition. I sometimes use Schick Intuition, but I don't like their bulky handle. So this one looks attractive to me. The moisturizing shave gel around the blades allows extra smooth shave. The gel bars wea...read morer out quickly, but this is supposed to be a disposable razor so I expect it to happen. I am pretty satisfied with their performance. But yeah this is still pricey, so I won't buy it again anytime soon. If you can afford this, I think this razor is convenient and ideal for travel and work out. — 7 years, 4 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 0 of 0 people said helpful
For someone constantly on the go, the built in shave gel bars are great! This means one less bulky can, and forgetting shaving gel is literally impossible. I don't care much for the strong smell, though I do prefer the white tea (pink) rather than the tropical (purple). The bars did fall of once, but I've learned to wash my razor differently, so less water wears down the bars, therefore last longer — 6 years, 10 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 0 of 1 people said helpful
Best version of Venus
I like this Venus the best because of the very lubricating strips. They glide and slip over skin so smoothly, you don't need to use a shaving creme or soap. I noticed that original one's quality became poorer (cutting cost??), the newer razors have have advantage to the older versions. — 7 years, 10 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 0 of 0 people said helpful


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text: Sejal Glass IPO Subscription opens on, guess when? yes! Monday, June 09, 2008. Looks like Monday June 09 seems to be some sort of an auspicious day for taking companies public. At a time when IPO's are hard to come by, suddenly you find that there are three new IPO's opening for subscription on the same day. Sejal Glass IPO unlike Avon IPO is a book building IPO issue. Sejal Glass IPO price band has been fixed at Rs. 105 to Rs. 115 per share of face value Rs. 10 each. Sejal Glass IPO closes on (no prizes for guessing) Thursday, June 12, 2008. All the three IPO's will be closely tracked and updated in this blog. SEJAL IPO has been graded by CRISIL and has received a grading of 1 out of 5 which means the fundamentals of Sejal Structural Glass Limited are bad when compared to other listed companies in India. Sejal Structural Glass would use the proceeds from the IPO to open a new plant.


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Kristen Stewart, star of "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn" (maybe you've heard of her) appeared on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" on Thursday night (Nov. 10th) and talked about the two scenes that everyone wants to see. The wedding scene and the sex scene. (Don't call it "making love" because KStew doesn't like that.)
"It felt like, almost too real," she told Kimmel about the wedding scene. ""It was coming to the end of the whole series, and it sort of felt like —
maybe it feels like this at normal weddings; I don't know — but it
wasn't just about me and (co-star Robert Pattison). It was like, 'God,
you guys! Awesome — good job!' You know what I mean? It was like, 'We
made it!' So, it felt great. It felt like a real ceremony."
We've all heard about the infamous headboard-shattering sex scene. Apparently it was toned down because of RPatz and his thrusting. Stewart calls him " the thruster" and says that, to keep the scene PG-13, what you have to tone down are the "noises." Ahem. Take a look at the video and tell us what you think.


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Stretching the Dollar in Europe
Even with the weak dollar, there are ways to save when traveling abroad.
8. Skip the train, take a bus Long-distance bus travel may not be as glamorous as riding the rails, but some bus lines, such as Busabout (busabout.com) and Eurolines (eurolines.com), sell multicity passes that rival the Eurail Pass in terms of price and flexibility. Eurolines has a pass that gives you unlimited travel over 15 days for $485 or 30 days for $647 (both prices are for the summer). There are 40 cities on the route, including some like Kraków, Poland, and Riga, Latvia, that aren't reachable with a Eurail Pass, and you need to reserve each leg at least two days in advance. The pass has one major restriction: All trips, with a few exceptions, must cross international borders.
9. Rent a supercheap car If you can, avoid renting a car at all--rates in Europe are high, as are gas prices. If you really need a car--to tour the Tuscan countryside, for example--check the prices of rentals at European chains such as EasyCar (easycar.com), Alimex (alimex.eu), and Sixti (sixti.com). Sixti advertises cars in France and Italy for as low as $7.50 a day, but beware of add-ons that cost extra, such as allowing an additional driver, airport or train station pickup, insurance, and even winter tires. The other cost associated with these cheaper rentals is a personal one: pride. Cars rented from Sixti and Alimex are plastered with flashy advertising for the agencies.
10. Find the freebies Scour the Internet before your trip for free museums, concerts, cultural events, and activities--you may be surprised by what's out there. Visit Oslo's website, for instance, has an extensive list of free festivals and museums (visitoslo.com). The blog at EuroCheapo--a worthwhile source for very affordable hotels--also routinely posts articles on how to find free stuff in Europe (eurocheapo.com). And at BudgetTravel.com, we're posting a list of eight free European events this summer, including performances by the Bavarian State Opera in Munich and various ensembles at Amsterdam's Concertgebouw hall, as well as the annual White Night festivals in Rome, Paris, Brussels, and Madrid.
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Personnel: Danny Rader (acoustic guitar, 12-string guitar, banjo, mandolin); Adam Shoenfeld (electric guitar, E-bow); Kurt Allison, Rob McNelley (electric guitar); Mike Johnson (lap steel guitar); Tony Harrell (strings, piano, Hammond b-3 organ, Wurlitzer organ); Charlie Judge (piano, Hammond b-3 organ); Rich Redmond (drums, percussion); Luke Laird (drum programming); Shalacy Griffin, Neil Thrasher, Wes Hightower, Perry Coleman (background vocals).
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Recording information: Treasuer Isle Recording Studio, Nashville, TN; Westwood Studios, Nashville, TN.
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Perhaps the most anticipated country record of 2012, Jason Aldean's fifth album, Night Train, is once again produced by his longtime partner, Michael Knox, but that doesn't mean there are no surprises. Far from it. Aldean and his backing band play fast and loose as much as they keep it hardcore country. They bring in Eric Church and Luke Bryan to sing on "The Only Way I Know," and turn up the tempo on the first single, "Take a Little Ride."


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Sunday, June 28, 2009
War of the Words Contest Goes Global
Those of you who read Pat's Fantasy Hotlist will be aware of the Tor UK/SciFi Now contest for aspiring writers. Originally the contest was U.K. only entries-- but now it's worldwide. Everyone who has a book they'd like to get published-- get your submissions ready!
SciFiNow has teamed up with Tor UK and brought Play.com on board to bring an unparalleled competition to the world of science fiction and fantasy literature – War Of The Words - the opportunity to get your debut SF novel released by a known and respected publisher, and due to intense popular demand we've now opened it up to anyone, anywhere in the world.
Do you consider yourself to be tomorrow's Heinlein? This decade's Asimov? The Bester of the 21st century? Then all you have to do is submit three chapters and a synopsis of your original novel to email@example.com by 20 August to be in with a chance. The submission will be reviewed by SciFiNow and Tor UK, and if it stands out enough, will be placed on a shortlist that the winner will eventually be chosen from.
There are a few minor stipulations however – in order to be eligible, you can't have had a novel published before and it must be written in English. For a full list of terms and conditions, please visit this page.
Good luck to everyone who enters! I hope to see someone I know win!
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Guess I'm not eligible for this one, although I don't really mind. SOmetimes it's good to not be eligible. ;)
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The Furloughs That Mattered To Campaigns: Financial Disclosure Forms
The silver lining is that it's still relatively early in the 2014 election cycle. Candidates are just starting to announce their campaigns now (Mississippi State Sen. Chris McDaniel (R) announced his candidacy for Sen. Thad Cochran's (R-MS) Senate seat a day after the shutdown ended). If the shutdown had lasted longer or if it had hit closer to the 2014 midterms, or even during a period where there are more special elections, the outcome could have been different. There could have been more campaigns that got away with not disclosing finance information that's useful for voters preparing to cast their vote.
That said, there still were campaigns going on during the shutdown. Sunlight Foundation Executive Director Bill Allison cited the New Jersey special election as an example of where campaign disclosure information was not available.
Senate campaigns are exempted from having to do the electronic filing that campaigns for House seats or presidential candidates, political action committees or political parties are required to do. Rather they use what the Sunlight Foundation has called an "antiquated filing system" but with government staffers furloughed because of the shutdown, those disclosures did not make it onto the website for public consumption.
For New Jersey, there was a period when voters could not find out if a major campaign contribution was made to either now Senator-elect Cory Booker's (D) campaign or Republican Steve Lonegan's campaign. Both the Booker campaign and Lonegan campaigns submitted their disclosure information on time, Allison noted, but because of the shutdown the information wasn't available.
"With the Senate stuff that's clearly stuff that was missed. People went to the polls and wouldn't have any idea who's contributing big money to those campaigns," Allison said.
Allison noted that there other special elections coming up and according to data from a tracker that monitors FEC data indicates "it looks like they electronically filed but if they had wanted to they could've avoided that electronic filing as well for those House special races. And in the Senate race it definitely happened. And again, a Senate seat is nothing to sneeze at."
All things considered, when it comes to the Federal Election Commission and campaign finance, the recent government shutdown could have been much worse.
"To the extent that we think about a biennial or quadrennial cycle this is part way through the first year, an odd numbered year, and many races aren't even identified yet," University of Michigan Political Science Professor Michael Traugott, who specializes in campaign finance, told TPM. "And also the activity level is generally low in the odd numbered year compared to the even numbered year. With the exception that there are some candidates who tried to raise money quickly to advertise the size of their war chest and to dissuade serious challengers."
The FEC, Allison added, was just one of a number of agencies where important government data was not available because of the shutdown.
"It is important to have this information available and it wasn't just the FEC that was affected, I mean you know data.gov shut down, there were all kinds of questions about other data sources," Allison said. "And you think about the economic statistics that were lost and all the different ways that we measure how government is performing ... it's almost like you're flying blind when all that shut down."


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The problem here isn't the hairstyle per se, but mainly the overall lack of hair. In 2007 Britney Spears shaved her own head at Esther's Haircutting Studio in Tarzana, Calif. Moments afterwards, she got teary-eyed and blurted out, "My mom is going to freak," salon owner Esther Tognozzi told People. Esther claimed she tried to talk her out of it, but there was no stopping Brit—or her razor.
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Sand Alphabet is a stop-frame animated series of inserts appearing regularly on Sesame Street, one for each letter of the alphabet and with occasional variants. Eliot Noyes, Jr. created the films by manipulating grains of sand against a front or backlighted glass animation stand. Bluegrass music accompanied the letters (featured in both capital and lowercase, read by a male voice and a child's voice respectively) and occasional minimal sand figures or props were featured.
The series began airing as early as Season 6 and continued to be shown as late as Season 32.


text: I'm sure most of you know but California is experiencing a drought right now. Reservoirs are low and the snowpack is pretty much gone. So do everybody a favor(including the fish) and try to reduce your water usage. Shorter showers, less water on the grass and not leaving the faucet running are just a few simple things we can do to keep the water in the rivers flowing clear and cold this summer.


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For a limited time, add a Cradlepoint PHS300, MBR1000, or MBR1200 router to your order for an extremely low price! See the "order add-ons" section for full details.
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Average Speeds by type of Network: 1xRTT 50 ~ 100 kbps Download and Upload, bursts to 144 kbps EVDO Rev-A 600 ~ 1400 kbps Download, bursts to 3 Mbps; 200 ~ 800 kbps Upload, bursts to 1.8 Mbps There are no guarantees regarding speeds. Your speed will vary depending on both the quality of signal you receive at your device and the bandwidth/load at cell tower your device connects to.
Question: How fast is "Sprint 4G" (WiMAX)? Answer: Answer: Sprint's 4G WiMAX network can provide average download speeds of 3 to 6 Mbps and bursts over 10 Mbps and upload speeds of up to 1Mbps. 4G service is not available everywhere - use the 3Gstore coverage tool to check service at your address.
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Question: Are there any other fees involved? Answer: Sprint will charge a $36 activation fee for new lines of service or $18 for upgrades (activation fees appear on your first monthly bill). If you have an existing corporate-liable account with 20+ lines, the activation charge is waived on 2 year contracts. In addition to the monthly $59.99 fee, there will be varying state and federal taxes, just as there are on your cell phone plan.
Question: Is there a "Free Trial Period"? Answer: Sprint provides a 30 day trial for your service and their "Satisfaction Guaranteed" promise. Read more about Sprint's "Satisfaction Guaranteed" promise.
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By Adeshina Oyetayo/Punch
Contemporary gospel singer, Kenny Saint Best, has publicly told MAVIN Records boss and respected producer, Don Jazzy, and his prized artiste, Wande Coal, that if they do not stop parading nude girls in their music videos, 'God will stop you." The Kennis Music artiste had posted a series of tweets lampooning the duo shortly after the release of Wande Coal's new video, Go Low. Maintaining that the quasi-nude dancer in the video was a thumb down for her, KSB avers, "My dear brother, Wande Coal, the mercy and favour of God are the elements that brought you this far not nude girls in your video." Now addressing the duo, she continues, "You are bringing nudity back to Nigeria videos to increase cases of rape in our society. Please, stop it."Further, KSB warns, "We don't want rape cases o. Please, Wande Coal and Don Jazzy, stop this nudity before God stops you."
Indeed, rape is a sensitive issue in the Nigerian society and elsewhere but taking on these artistes especially on Twitter where they have a groundswell of fans and followers was perhaps KSB's greatest undoing as she inadvertently opened a floodgate of hate tweets. Mum was the word from Mavin Records.
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August 31, 2012 at 7:58 AM
I thought no one will ever deemed it fit to talk on this issue of parading nearly -naked girls in videos of artiste. it pains my intelligence that even the censors' board are not seeing this barbaric act. Then, we than God that this advice is coming from one of "them".
August 31, 2012 at 1:42 PM
If the girls in the music videos should dress like the muslim ninja girls how will Don Jazzy remain in business.Or cant you see he is taking after his Idol Snoop?.The naked boobs and butts are the selling point.


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Guess what bud, you aren't going to get a free ride in life. If you work hard and go to school you will advance.
You don't wind up with a beautiful red headed wife, $40k SUV in the driveway, steaks on the table, and a nice farm house in the country on some land by sitting around playing video games and "wanting your freedom".
Sounds like it's time to kick your ass out of neutral and do something with yourself.


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Several thousand people were evacuated when a huge wildfire raging out of control in southern Spain reached the edge of the upmarket tourist resort of Marbella on the Costa del Sol. Hundreds of British expats have been forced to leave their homes and find shelter in evacuation centres.
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The adverse effect of an unplanned surgical excision of foot soft tissue sarcoma
© Nishimura et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. 2011
Received: 26 May 2011
Accepted: 5 December 2011
Published: 5 December 2011
Malignant soft tissue tumors of the foot are extremely rare and thus can be prematurely excised without appropriate preoperative evaluation. The present study compares adverse effects between unplanned and planned surgical excisions.
We retrospectively reviewed the clinical records, radiographs, pathology reports and pathological specimens of 14 consecutive patients with soft tissue sarcoma of the foot among 592 with sarcomas between 1973 and 2009. We then compared the incidence and clinical outcomes after unplanned (UT; n = 5) and planned (PT; n = 9) surgical excisions of foot sarcomas.
The most frequent diagnosis was synovial sarcoma (n = 4; 28.6%). The overall 5-year survival rates of the PT and UT groups were 65.6% and 60.0%, respectively, and the event-free 5-year survival rates were 63.5% and 40.0%, respectively. Event-free and overall survival rates did not significantly differ between the two groups. However, tumors were significantly larger in the PT group than in the UT group (p < 0.05).
Unplanned resection lead to a relatively worse prognosis and a likelihood of recurrence despite additional resections. We recommend that soft tumors of the foot should only be excised after appropriate preoperative evaluation regardless of the size of the tumor.
Soft tissue sarcomas are rare malignancies that account for < 1% of all adult malignancies that annually develop in the United States of America [1]. Among them, malignant soft tissue tumors of the foot are extremely rare, occurring at a rate of 2% to 5% of soft tissue malignancies [2], whereas benign soft-tissue tumors, such as schwannoma, lipomas and hemangiomas, arise more frequently [3–5].
Soft-tissue sarcomas of the foot and benign tumors are notoriously difficult to clinically differentiate [6–8], as their similar presenting features include a palpable mass, swelling, increased warmth, limping and pain. Furthermore, soft-tissue sarcomas of the foot tend to be relatively smaller than those of the proximal limbs, because discomfort while wearing shoes results in seeking medical attention. These non-specific clinical features coupled with the relative rarity and small size, frequently lead to inadequate treatment of soft tissue sarcomas of the foot compared with sarcomas at other anatomical sites [8].
The initial choice of treatment for soft-tissue sarcoma influences the final oncological outcome [6, 9]. Thus, wide surgical excision of a sarcoma of the foot after diagnostic imaging, and accurate biopsy is crucial to achieve a good clinical outcome. However, many potential treatment errors are associated with soft tissue sarcomas of the foot. Unplanned surgical excision of a foot sarcoma without appropriate diagnostic evaluation is quite common [6, 9, 10]. Unplanned surgical excision can result in an inappropriate surgical margin that will require further wide surgical excision and residual disease that can cause repeated local recurrences that can result in limb amputation or be life-threatening.
The present study compares the prognostic outcomes of unplanned and planned surgical excisions of soft-tissue sarcomas of the foot.
We retrospectively reviewed the medical records, radiographs and pathology reports of 592 patients who presented at our hospital with soft tissue sarcoma between 1973 and 2009. Among these, we enrolled 14 consecutive patients with foot sarcoma. The exclusion criteria were benign tumors, bone tumors, myeloma, lymphoma, metastatic carcinoma, and tumors arising from the skin. The mean follow-up period was 56.5 months (range 6 - 170 months) after the initial consultation. The patient group included 10 males and four females with a mean age of 35.8 (range 2 - 67) years at the first presentation. Clinical records, radiographs, pathology reports, and pathological specimens were retrospectively reviewed to compare incidences and clinical outcomes of unplanned (UT group) and planned (PT group) surgical resections. All histological diagnoses were made by our institutional pathologists. The tumor grade was assessed according to the updated version of the FNCLCC system based on tumor differentiation, the mitotic count and necrosis [11]. Unplanned surgical excision was defined as that proceeding without preoperative imaging evaluation or staging studies. The cases initially treated by a general surgeon or general orthopedic surgeon without considering the possibility of malignancy were classified in the UT group. Among the UT group patients, extensive hematoma and inappropriate drainage and improper skin incision were observed in 2, 1 and 5 patients, respectively. In contrast, planned surgical resection was defined as that proceeding with appropriate preoperative imaging evaluation. The cases treated by orthopedic oncologists or treated under the supervision of an orthopedic oncologist were classified in the PT group. As a result, there were no patients who showed extensive hematoma, inappropriate drainage or an improper skin incision in the PT group. Variables included patient age, gender, tumor location, grade, surgical margin of initial surgery, tumor size (≥3 cm, group B; < 3 cm, group S), complications, overall survival rates, event-free survival rates and limb preservation (yes or no) between the UT and PT groups. The overall survival was defined as the time from the initial treatment to the date of death attributed to sarcoma. The event-free survival was defined as the time from the initial treatment to the date of clinically documented local recurrence/distant metastasis. The locations of soft-tissue sarcomas in the foot were classified according to the zones described by Kirby et al. [12]. A transverse plane was drawn from the mid-point of the metatarsal heads to the level of the insertion point of the Achilles tendon, and two vertical planes were drawn from the mid-tarsal point to the posterior end of the longitudinal plantar arch and another from the metatarsophalangeal joints down to the sole of the foot. These three lines form five zones, including the region of the ankle (zone 1), heel (zone 2), dorsum of foot (zone 3), sole (zone 4) and toes (zone 5). Soft-tissue sarcomas arising in zone 1 were excluded. Sarcomas were staged according to the Enneking staging system [13].
The Ethics Committees of Mie University approved the study.
Statistical analysis
Data were statistically analyzed using SPSS Statistics version 18.0 (SPSS Inc, Chicago, IL). P values below 0.05 were considered significant. All data are expressed as means ± standard deviation (SD). Associations in data between the UT and PT groups were determined using an unpaired t-test or the χ2 test. Actuarial data for overall and event-free survival rates at the final follow-up were calculated using Kaplan-Maier analysis.
Patients' data.
Case | Age | Sex | Diagnosis | LC | CC | Stage | FNCLCC grade | Size | FSM | LP | Chem | RT | Follow-up (months) | Prog | Group |
1 | 25 | M | RMS | 4 | Uncertain | II-B | 3 | S | amp | No | No | Yes | 6 | DOD | UT |
2 | 46 | F | SS | 5 | Mass | II-B | 3 | S | amp | No | Yes | No | 7 | DOD | UT |
3 | 50 | M | LPS | 3 | Mass | I-B | 1 | B | wide | Yes | No | No | 24 | CDF | PT |
4 | 2 | F | RMS | 4 | Swelling | III-B | 3 | S | no op | Yes | Yes | Yes | 11 | DOD | PT |
5 | 33 | M | CCS | 5 | Mass | II-B | 2 | B | amp | No | No | No | 128 | CDF | PT |
6 | 41 | M | SS | 4 | Mass | I-B | 2 | S | ad | Yes | No | No | 89 | CDF | UT |
7 | 10 | M | FS | 3 | Mass | II-B | 2 | B | wide | Yes | Yes | No | 170 | CDF | PT |
8 | 67 | M | CSSP | 4 | Uncertain | II-B | 2 | B | amp | No | No | No | 7 | DOC | PT |
9 | 42 | M | LMS | 4 | Pain, mass | II-B | 2 | B | amp | No | Yes | No | 38 | DOD | PT |
10 | 39 | F | SS | 4 | Tenderness | II-B | 2 | B | ad | Yes | Yes | No | 92 | AWD | UT |
11 | 47 | M | SS | 4 | Mass | II-B | 3 | B | amp | No | No | No | 110 | CDF | PT |
12 | 19 | F | CCS | 2 | Tenderness | II-B | 2 | S | ad | Yes | No | Yes | 84 | NED | UT |
13 | 66 | M | ESMCS | 4 | Uncertain | I-B | 1 | B | wide | Yes | No | Yes | 12 | AWD | PT |
14 | 14 | M | DFSP | 3 | Mass | II-A | 2 | B | wide | Yes | No | No | 13 | CDF | PT |
Seven patients had wide excision of the tumors or additional wider excision of lesions that had been inadequately excised. Six patients had undergone amputation. One patient died of the disease before undergoing wide resection. Another patient did not require additional excision because the estimated surgical margin after the initial excision was negative. Four patients died due to the sarcoma and all of them had pulmonary metastasis. One patient died of other causes. The mean time from surgery to death was 13.8 months (range 11 - 38).
Chemotherapy was administered to 5 patients with synovial sarcoma, rhabdomyosarcoma, fibrosarcoma and leiomyosarcoma. Radiation therapy was administered to 2 patients. Only one patient with high-grade sarcoma (rhabdomyosarcoma) received both chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Five did not receive adjuvant chemotherapy after resection because the histological grade was low or intermediate.
Among patient age, gender, tumor location, histological grade, tumor size, complications and limb preservation, only tumor size significantly differed between the UT and PT groups (p < 0.05).
Soft tissue tumors or tumor-like lesion of the foot are usually histologically benign [4]. Ganglions comprise about one-third of all soft tissue tumors [5]. Because patients with asymptomatic small tumors do not often receive appropriate medical care, the literature does not always reflect the true proportion of soft-tissue tumors that are foot sarcomas. However, Berlin [3] identified 449 sarcomas in an analysis of 307,601 tumors and tumor-like conditions of the foot. Kirby et al. [4] reviewed 83 patients with soft-tissue tumors and tumor-like conditions of the foot and ankle and identified 11 (13%) malignant tumors of which synovial sarcoma was the most frequent. Temple et al. [8] described 12 (34.3%) synovial sarcomas among 39 soft tissue sarcomas of the foot and ankle. Thacker et al. [14] described 17 (32.7%) among 52 soft tissue sarcomas and Cribb et al. [15] found 12 (44.4%) among 27 soft tissue sarcomas. We found here that synovial sarcomas (n = 4; 28.6%) comprised the most frequent soft tissue sarcoma of the foot, even after tumors originating in the ankle were excluded.
The prognosis of sarcomas is better when they are located in the distal extremity compared with the proximal extremity. Zeytoonjian et al. [16] described that the overall death rate all sarcomas was 26.6% (630/2367 patients), whereas that of foot sarcoma was 10.3% (18/170 patients). Cribb et al. [15] reported a rate of 14.8% (4/27 patients). Thacker et al. [14] indicated a 5-year survival rate of 78.2% (11/52 patients) among 52 patients. The 5-year survival rate of 66.8% (4/14 patients) in the present study was relatively lower than those described by others [14–16]. However, the 5-year survival rate of latest five patients was 100%. We speculated that improvements in diagnostic imaging technology including MRI enabled accurate preoperative evaluation of tumors. MRI is useful to know tumor size, tumor location and tumor margin. And, we believe that preoperative MRI is useful for evaluating and diagnosing foot tumors, because most of the benign soft-tissue tumors that frequently occur on the foot, such as schwannoma, epidermal cysts, ganglion cysts, lipomas and hemangiomas, can be diagnosed using MR imaging [3–5]. For the diagnosis of schwannoma, Tinel's-like sign with specific MRI findings (target sign) may be useful. In the case of epidermal cysts, T1-weighted images after gadolinium administration show rim-enhancement with subcutaneous involvement. Ganglion cysts can be easily diagnosed because of the homogenous intensity of the lesion. Lipomas can also be easily diagnosed due to their homogeneous high-intensity area on both T1-and T2- weighted images. Although hemangioma is sometimes difficult to distinguish from malignancy, the MR findings often show lobulation, septation, and central low-signal-intensity dots with small fat intensity foci. On the contrary, when a definite imaging diagnosis can not be obtained, the surgeon should carefully excise the tumor after considering the possibility of malignancy, even if the tumor size is small. These preoperative imaging analyses might have been associated with a good clinical result.
Five (35.7%) of 14 patients in the present study had unplanned excisions. However, Davis et al. [6] and Goodlad et al. [10] reported that 43.5% and 40% of patients with soft-tissue sarcomas in their series, respectively, underwent unplanned resections; our findings were comparable to these results. The physical features of soft tissue sarcomas of the foot, including palpable mass, swelling, local warmth, and pain, are similar to those of benign lesions, and thus many smaller lesions tend to undergo simple unplanned excisions without appropriate diagnostic imaging and biopsies. These non-specific features might in part facilitate the high incidence of unplanned surgical excisions. Indeed, tumors were significantly smaller in the UT group than in the PT group in the present series. This result might paradoxically show that smaller tumors throw clinicians off guard. An excisional biopsy may be justified when the tumor is less than 3 cm. However, the problem is whether the initial surgery was performed while considering the possibility of malignancy. Unfortunately, in this study, all of the UT group patients were initially treated without considering the possibility of malignancy, and this led to extensive hematoma formation, inappropriate drainage and improper skin incisions. Therefore, we classified the cases initially treated by general surgeons or general orthopaedic surgeon without considering the possibility of malignancy as part of the UT group.
Unplanned excisions of soft tissue sarcomas are frequent, but their influence on local recurrence, distant metastasis and patient survival remains controversial [17–19]. Davis et al. [6] compared the clinical outcomes between patients primarily treated at an institution specializing in cancer and those who were referred following unplanned excision at a general hospital. They found a higher local recurrence rate in the group with unplanned surgical excisions, especially those with residual tumors in re-resected specimens. Clasby et al. [9] reviewed 377 patients with primary soft-tissue sarcomas, and estimated that 21.3% (80/377 patients) of them had been inadequately treated. Furthermore, they noted a poorer outcome among patients with tumors that recurred after marginal excision. Thacker et al. [14] reported 5-year oncological survival rates of 80.4% (21/23 patients) and 73.4% (22/29 patients) in patients who underwent planned and unplanned excisions, respectively, and 5-year event free survival rates of 68.1% (9/23 patients) and 60.8% (11/23 patients), respectively. Temple et al. [8] reported 4-year oncologic survival rates of 76.5% (13/17 patients) and 77.8% (12/18 patients) in the PT and UT groups, respectively, and local recurrence rates of 11.8% (2/17 patients) and 16.7% (3/18 patients), respectively.
In the present series, 5-year overall survival rate in the PT group was 65.6% (7/9 patients) and that in the UT group was 60.0% (3/5 patients). The 5-year event free survival rates were 63.5% (6/9 patients) and 40.0% (2/5 patients) in the PT and UT groups, respectively. Rates of tumor recurrence or tumor death did not significantly differ between the UT and PT groups. However, tumors were significantly larger in the PT group than in the UT group in this study. Larger tumors significantly and negatively affect prognosis in patients with soft tissue sarcoma [20, 21]. These findings suggested a relatively worse prognosis for the UT group than for the PT group. Because the absence of a statistical difference was probably due to the low number of recurrences and metastasis in the present study, further large-scale studies are warranted.
In point of the anatomical site of foot sarcoma, dorsal side (location 3) sarcomas of the foot were all big size (> 3 cm), On the other side, plantar side (loation 2 and 4) sarcomas of the foot were 4/9 cases small size and 5/9 big size. Thus, dorsal side sarcomas of the foot tend to be neglect until the tumor grew big size. Patients who have plantal sarcomas of the foot tend to be seen in hospital earlier, because they might feel discomfort and pain of their sole.
The major shortcoming of this study was the limited patient population, because soft tissue sarcoma of the foot is extremely rare. Therefore, the statistical power of this study is very low.
Most soft tissue tumors of the foot are small and benign, which results in frequent unplanned excisions. Although benign tumors would not pose a clinical problem, malignant tumors lead to a higher incidence of local recurrence even after additional surgery and result in a poor prognosis. We emphasize that unplanned excisions should be averted by appropriate preoperative evaluation such as by MRI, early referral of all potential malignancies to a cancer center, biopsy assessment and wide excision of malignant lesions.
Sarcomas of the foot are rare and thus tend not to be suspected by either patients or clinicians. Event-free and overall survival rates did not significantly differ between the PT and UT groups, but tumors were significantly larger in the PT group. Larger tumors negatively affect the prognosis in patients with soft tissue sarcoma. Therefore, we concluded that the UT group had a relatively worse prognosis than the PT group. Therefore, we conclude that unplanned resection leads to a relatively worse prognosis and a likelihood of recurrence despite additional resections. We recommend that even small soft tumors of the foot should be preoperatively evaluated by imaging to avoid repeated local recurrence.
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The judge didn't see it.
Last year Rudy "the Chin" Fratto pled guilty to bid rigging on a forklift contract for trade shows at the expo center McCormick Place in Chicago, IL, and yesterday U.S. District Judge Harry Leinenweber sentenced him to a rather insignificant year and a day in prison after declaring from the bench that "I am unable to make a finding there was a nexus between the fraud and any alleged connections to organized crime" as reported by Annie Sweeney for the Chicago Tribune.
Federal prosecutors alleged that Fratto "was a 'made' member of the mob who used his connections with the Outfit to advance the bid-rigging scheme," and accordingly argued he should receive a sentence of more than two years.
Among the evidence which the government presented to Judge Leinenweber was a secret recording in which Fratto purportedly stated "I'm the … boss of this area around here. No one else."
Last August Judge Leinenweber sentenced reputed Outfit mobster Joseph Scalise to the lowest end of the sentencing guidelines even while recognizing "he probably shouldn't grant such a favor" as previously reported by Chuck Goudie for WLS.


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I've recently had to install Squeezebox 7.5.1 server on a virtual machine running Ubuntu Hardy Heron, so I though I would blog some instructions (just to remind me) and help anyone else.
Download Squeezebox 7.5.1 to your machine from here
Or from the shell prompt of your linux box type:
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wget http://downloads.slimdevices.com/ SqueezeboxServer_v7.5.1/squeezeboxserver_7.5.1_all.deb |
Install the relevent dependencies
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sudo apt-get install linux-libc-dev libc6-dev zlib1g-dev libmysqlclient15-dev |
Install squeezeboxserver
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sudo dpkg -i squeezeboxserver_7.5.1_all.deb |
All done. 😀
I don't know if this is strictly necessary, but I found this link on a website about adding audio transcoding support to squeezebox server.
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sudo apt-get install faad flac lame mplayer ffmpeg alac-decoder sox wavpack shntool |
Linux Lore : Trancoding


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A fracture in a child can be very different from a fracture in the same location in an adult. If the fracture involves the ends of the bone, the growth plate may be involved.
The growth plate is a very metabolically active region of the bone and represents the location of continued growth of that individual bone. Occasionally there can be a disturbance of the normal growth resulting in a bone shortening, or angulation.
The good news is that although fractures often involve the growth plate, rarely is it a problem. The doctor will tell you if the fracture involves the growth plate and if there is a potential growth plate problem, which depends on the type and site of the injury.
X-rays will generally show if a fracture involves the growth plate. Sometimes the initial X-rays will not show a fracture even when one is present, which causes confusion for parents and patients. If the child is tender over the area of the growth plate, or bone, the doctor will treat for a growth plate injury, or occult fracture. Sprains are extremely rare in young children.
There are five different patterns of growth plate injuries, and each may have a different prognosis. X-rays can determine what pattern the child has. In addition, X-rays are used to follow the healing of the fracture and to detect any growth abnormalities as they occur. This may require follow-up X-rays for up to two years after the original fracture.
Treatment of fractures involves the use of casting, splinting or immobilization of some type. Treatment that is unique to a type of fracture will be described.
Growth plate fractures occur directly through the growth plate. If the bone broke in this area but did not move or displace, the X-rays will appear normal. You may ask the physician to "show you" the fracture; however, the X-rays look normal and a fracture line cannot be seen. If your child is tender, has swelling or bruising and a history of an injury to this part, he or she most likely will be placed in a cast or splint for four weeks or more.
Your child may or may not need X-rays once the cast is removed. At this time, signs of healing may be evident, confirming the suspicion of a fracture. It is much better to place your child in a cast / splint for protection than to assume it is "just a sprain."
This fracture occurs on the outside bone of the ankle. The injury may occur when twisting, turning or rolling the ankle. There is pain, swelling and often times bruising around the ankle that may extend to the foot; bearing weight is painful. If the fracture is through the growth plate, X-rays are often normal, unless the fracture is displaced.
Your child is usually placed in a walking cast or boot for about three to four weeks, or until the injury has healed. The patient may bear weight if tolerated, with pain as the guide. An X-ray is usually taken at follow-up, but it is usually normal. Once the cast is removed, the patient may need to limit activity for about two more weeks before returning to sports. Exercise may improve range of motion and strength prior to returning to normal activity.
The metatarsals are the bones in the forefoot just behind the toes. Most fractures are due to one specific acute injury. Stress fractures, although rare in children, can occur from repetitive overuse or stress, such as seen in runners or people taking up new activities that involve being on their feet a lot.
For fractures of the metatarsal, immobilization comes in the form of a cast or wooden sole shoe. These often require four weeks or more to heal. Depending on which metatarsal is broken, your child may need crutches for walking, but most metatarsal fractures are treated with full weight bearing permitted.
The tibia is the large shin bone located below the knee. This bone can be broken by an injury that takes significant force, such as in football, or in a toddler by a simple fall. It is one of the slowest bones to heal and can take four to 16 weeks to heal.
If the fracture is displaced, a manipulation is usually done with sedation or pain medication. Your child is then placed in a long leg cast. It is important for the cast to be above the knee to keep the tibia from moving, since it forms part of the knee joint. Usually the patient uses crutches or a wheelchair for the first several weeks and must keep weight off the leg. Once the fracture starts to heal and new bone is present, the patient is allowed to bear weight. Frequently the cast is changed to a below-knee cast, allowing the knee to move and giving the patient more mobility.
If the initial fracture is displaced, X-rays are taken frequently to assure the alignment has been maintained in the cast. Angles can be measured on the X-rays to confirm satisfactory alignment of the fracture. Often the position is not perfect, but future growth will usually correct any offset and give excellent results.
The metacarpals are the bones that form the palm of the hand, located just before the fingers. Most fractures of the metacarpals involve bones that lead to the small finger (fifth finger). These breaks are commonly known as "boxer's fractures," since the most common mechanism of injury is striking someone or something with a closed fist. If significantly displaced, a manipulation may be necessary.
Up to 70 degrees of angulation, or displacement, can be accepted without compromising the function of the hand. The patient needs to be aware that the prominence of the knuckle may be lost after the fracture heals. Casting may be needed for four to six weeks.
Buckle fractures are incomplete fractures that compress (buckle or dent) one side of the bone. These fractures usually occur near the end of the bone. They are among the quickest to heal, and may require only three to four weeks of bracing or casting.
Greenstick fractures involve a complete break on one side of a child's bone, and a bending of bone (stays partially together, or intact), on the other side. This is similar to snapping the branch of a young tree, in which it cracks on one side but it stays partially intact, on the other side. Length of treatment time is dependent upon the location of the fracture.
Call your child's doctor after fracture treatment if pain gets worse after casting and is not relieved with rest, elevation, and ibuprofen, Tylenol, or Tylenol with Codeine elixir. Call your child's doctor if your child experiences swollen, pale, or blue fingers or toes; or any changes in feeling in the toes or fingers such as numbness and tingling or being cold to the touch. Fingers and toes should remain warm and pink.
Raising the arm or leg on a pillow above heart level should relieve swelling or blueness of the fingers or toes. If there is no improvement within 30 minutes, call the doctor. To reach the orthopaedic doctor before 5 pm Monday through Friday, call 513-636-4787. After 5 pm, during weekends and on holidays, call 513-636-4200 and ask that the orthopaedic resident-on-call be paged.
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This is my kid-friendly version of green eggs and ham. For my adult version, I use prosiuitto instead of ham and fontina cheese for the provolone. It's a fun sandwich for breakfast, lunch or dinner. —Beth Dauenhauer, Pueblo, Colorado
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Tuesday, 24 January 2012
Wishing you were coming too
We are having a harder week than usual this week, and there have been a lot of tears from all of us. We hope that the week away will be a happy one and just the thing we need. My whole family plan on heading down as well later on and we look forward to showing them all the beautiful spots that we visit every year.
I have no doubt we will be thinking of Noah every single minute as we do things we would normally do with him with us. I plan on having a REAL break and not touching the blog until we get back so if it's quiet on here, it's all good :)
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- The Imperfect Mum27 January 2012 at 09:40
Lisa I am so so sorry to hear of your very sad news.. To lose a child is so heartbreaking.. Now to lose your husband..well, what words will heal your pain.. I'm sending you light and LOVE!!
Kristy - The Imperfect Mum XX - Odette27 January 2012 at 11:38
Reading over what a special time this get away was for you and your family, crying knowing how important to your family this time will be - I undersatnd we are not sent trials we don't have strength to bear, but right now I wish God didn't trust you so much. Lisa you are inspirational and, as one of your friends have already said, I am sure you will continue with the grace and integrity we know that you possess - just know we are all thinking, praying and caring for you in what ever way we can, the best we can. My love to you and the boys at this most horrendous time. May you find some comfort and the strength you need.
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Lisa, I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Please know you are in our prayers and thoughts and I wish you all the strength to get through this terrible time. xxx
ReplyDelete Dear Lisa, I am so very sorry to hear of the loss of Aaron. Your blog has been such an inspiration, your words and your courage, and now to find out that this has happened it is truly very sad. My love and thoughts are with you and your boys..... may you have the spirit with you and be surrounded by love,peace and comfort at this sad time. May you feel the blessing of Heavenly Father's love with you now. Much Love Leonie (Lotti) xoxo
ReplyDelete- Anonymous27 January 2012 at 14:05
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May Noah and Aaron rest with each others comfort now.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous27 January 2012 at 17:35
I am so sorry to hear of your loss, I have been reading your posts about your son, and feel heartbroken for you and your family and now for this to happen, I can't find the words. You are such abeautiful and strong woman. And I have you in my prayers
ReplyDelete I am so sorry to hear of Aaron's death. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the boys. How I long for the day when Jesus will take us home to live forever, and there will be no more death, sorrow or crying. May God wipe your tears, wrap you in His loving arms, and give you strength to support your dear boys. God bless.
ReplyDelete- Anonymous5 February 2012 at 22:29
I am writing you on this day's post as a token of condolence as well as to insure you will come back to it and remember the wonderful moments preceding the 26th. My heart has lent its strength your way and you are one hell of a woman to hold it all together! Mothers are the glue to family and I know you will honor your family by remaining the compass of due north for your sweet boys. I have a soft spot for Harrison as he is my sons age. Bless you all!


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WATERLOO, Iowa (AP) — Court documents say a Waterloo man who robbed a bank in 2011 was so nervous about the act he accidently demanded $80 from the teller instead of $80,000.
The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (http://bit.ly/13SbKsY ) reports 30-year-old Kurtis Culbert submitted a series of notes to Black Hawk County District Court before pleading guilty last month to second-degree robbery.
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