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While the tide may be changing, the fact remains that there are still far more C# developers today than there are Objective-C programmers. Yet as Apple's iOS platform continues to be a major player in the mobile computing landscape, more and more programmers are trying their best to learn the intricacies of the Objective-C language. Combined with the various frameworks Apple has created to give its iOS and Mac OSX platforms an edge in graphic flair and extensibility, learning these technologies is a tall order even for experienced programmers. Add to this the fact that Objective-C is an old language that only recently bolted on automatic object reference counting, its approach seems to harken back to a time when OO programming was a new concept before the widespread use of virtual machines, automatic garbage collection, and much of the syntactic sugar that helps programmers today. As a consequence of this situation, Xamarin has continued to refine its modern alternative to the Objective-C-centric iOS and OSX platform. Having achieved a modicum of success on iOS with MonoTouch (C# on iOS), Xamarin has repackaged that expertise with a C# alternative to the Objective-C approach for the Mac OSX desktop.
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Xamarin.Mac is a natural addition to the Xamarin family, which already includes C#-centric programming products for Android and iOS mobile platforms. The basis of this technology is the open source .NET framework called "Mono," which several members of the Xamarin team created while working at Novell before that company was acquired by Attachmate. While Xamarin's products don't technically belong in a cross-platform computing category, it's obvious that their main attraction is to offer the majority of C# programmers an easier alternative for Apple technology application development.
The ideal customer for Xamarin.Mac is one versed in using MonoTouch for iOS. MonoTouch developers will feel right at home with Xamarin.Mac because it uses the same IDE, MonoDevelop (Figure 1), the same workflow (Apple Xcode for creating the user interfaces), and many of the same frameworks and libraries used on iOS (since iOS is a subset of OSX). As someone who has used MonoTouch on and off for the past few years, I was able to create my first Xamarin.Mac-assisted native OSX application in a matter of minutes. Creating a native Mac application so quickly certainly gave me a cool feeling of productivity.
Loading up several Xamarin.Mac code examples posted on Github, it becomes apparent how extensively the Xamarin team took advantage of the broader number of libraries available on the OSX platform. Xamarin.Mac isn't merely a pure port of MonoTouch for iOS, but much more. Xamarin.Mac is a sign of the times, in that development tools for the mobile platform are the forerunners of their desktop programming counterparts, rather than the other way around.
Figure 1: The Xamarin.Mac development environment.
For those unfamiliar with the MonoTouch development experience, Xamarin.Mac is not just a copy of Visual Studio for the Mac. C# developers may have false expectations if they think of Xamarin's solutions in that way. While Xamarin.Mac uses the same syntax and many of the same underlying frameworks as C# and .NET, it only goes so far when it comes to incorporating Apple-specific technologies. Underlying system-level libraries like those that support networking, database interactivity, and the like are familiar territory for .NET developers, but stepping outside of those boundaries and into the Apple-specific user interface, graphics, and audiovisual territory, as well as the Apple App Store API and application security model, mean that the initial Xamarin.Mac learning curve can be long and daunting.
Before installing Xamarin.Mac, you need to have Apple's Xcode development environment already set up on your Mac system because Xamarin.Mac uses both its tools and libraries for application development, compilation, and testing. Setting up Xamarin.Mac consists of downloading a program that pulls down and installs the Mono Framework, MonoDevelop IDE, and the MonoMac add-in.
Figure 2: Xamarin.Mac shows up shows up as Xamarin.Mac in the MonoDevelop IDE Add-in Manager dialog.
Once the Xamarin.Mac license is successfully activated, you can opt to create a new Mac OSX project or load an existing project into the MonoDevelop IDE. In addition to a simple "Hello, World" walk-through example available on Xamarin's website, Xamarin has also posted several useful examples on their Github pages. These examples range from CoreText and CoreAnimation demos to CoreLocation, PDF generation, and embedding QuickTime features into your applications.
If you're a C# developer coming from the incredibly rich Microsoft Visual Studio IDE, it will take you some time to get used to the disconnected nature of using Xcode's Interface Builder to construct the user interface and then graphically wire these interfaces up to event handlers in your code. Xamarin's Hello, World example shows the amount of work needed to display such a simple message in a window.
Fortunately, once you get the hang of this Apple-centric development approach, app creation becomes relatively intuitive. Still, I do miss the simplicity of the integrated drag and drop UI linkages that traditional .NET and C# development have to offer on the Windows platform. Consequently, if you intend to use Xamarin.Mac with your C# skills, plan on spending a week or more to ramp up. Not only are there many nuances that have to be understood in the MonoDevelop/Xcode connection, but learning the Mac frameworks can be as daunting (if not more so) than the Windows .NET assemblies. Fortunately, if you are an experienced C# developer, you already have the advantage of knowing both the language and the system-level .NET assemblies that Xamarin has ported to Mono.
One of the weak areas of the product is documentation. It's incomplete, and Xamarin acknowledges as much on their site. (This was also the case when the company's MonoTouch first came out.) Still, depending on what aspects of Mac OSX programming you intend to pursue, it worthwhile checking Xamarin.Mac's online documentation before purchasing a license to ensure that you won't be out on a coding limb with an undocumented issue.
Figure 3: Xamarin.Mac documentation is a work in progress.
From the examples and the handful of Xamarin.Mac-assisted applications I created, I could see little discernible difference between them and an Objective-C-constructed counterpart (Figure 4). The application performance is unquestionably faster than Perl, Python, Ruby, or AppleScript bridge bindings that were a semi-Apple-supported alternative to Objective-C-based apps in the earlier days of OSX. Plus, all the benefits of C# and .NET assemblies come along for the ride with automatic garbage collection and easier-on-the-eyes syntax. Overall, Xamarin has delivered on performance while exploiting the advantages of C# programming on the Mac.
Figure 4: The Xamarin.Mac Button Example native OSX application.
Xamarin.Mac is a natural and obvious fit for the company's portfolio of C#/.NET-inspired multi-platform development tools. MonoTouch developers looking to expand their program offerings to the Mac platform will be immediately productive with Xamarin.Mac. Newcomers, especially those coming from the Microsoft universe, will need to account for the learning time necessary to understand the Xamarin-Apple development tools and workflow a process made more difficult by insufficient documentation. Nonetheless, if you're a C# fan and not interested in learning Objective-C but still need to write and deploy your custom applications on the Mac desktop, Xamarin.Mac is the best tool for the job.
Xamarin.Mac Professional, reviewed here, costs $399 per license and is available for purchase from Xamarin's online store. It grants name-based license holders the ability to publish their applications only to Apple's App Store (a separate Apple Developer account is required to do this, however). The enterprise version ($999) provides licensing rights for internal distribution. It is designed for companies that need seat-based licensing for their teams. This means that you can provision this license to a single active developer, and reprovision it as your team scales. Finally, Enterprise Priority (2499) adds a one-day support SLA, plus the ability to schedule time with a Xamarin Engineer to talk through specific questions or problems.
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With a sculptural design that perfectly balances substance and levity, this artfully-constructed candle holder is a conversation piece in and of itself. Use it as an intriguing flourish for radiant mood lighting.
With a sculptural design that perfectly balances substance and levity, this artfully-constructed candle holder is a conversation piece in and of itself. Use it as an intriguing flourish for radiant mood lighting.
Focused on quality, customization and sustainable production, Whom is furniture for personalities, custom-designed at the most competitive price point, and shipped to you in four weeks or less. Who else is doing that? It's not "who," it's whom.
As much as it pains me to say this, summer is almost over, and we're about to transition into a new (albeit much cooler) season. Which honestly, for me, is enough of an excuse to start thinking about changing things up at home. Nothing major, but I feel like a new chair for the living room or a new piece of art would do the trick and help break me out of my current decorating rut. But where to shop when you don't want to drop a fortune on a chair or have the exact same sofa as your neighbor?
We're all familiar with the big box stores and major players in the online home décor space, but I bet you haven't heard of Whom yet. They're a brand new direct-to-consumer furniture brand focused on sustainability and custom built pieces. The brand launched this August with a wide variety of styles for basically every room in the house. And when you factor in the three different metal finishes (matte black, brass, silver), over 50 fabrics in a dozen different weave styles, and three different wood stain options, the number of pieces you can create is, well, pretty endless.
Each of Whom's products is named for a specific type of personality, which is kind of cheeky and fun (though some of the marketing images with models are a bit much, but I digress).
I love The Connoisseur, which has an angular metal frame, yet somehow, with its sloped back cushion and seat, still looks comfortable to sit in. Depending on the color of upholstery you select, it could read as glam and girly or architectural and minimalist.
I'm also into the versatility of The Alchemist coffee table. It's modular, so you're pretty much getting three tables for the price of one. And the fact that the tables nest is clutch for any small space.
Both of those pieces cost around $1,000, so Whom is not exactly cheap. But trust that this level of personalization elsewhere would cost you more. And you probably wouldn't get your order in two to four weeks time, which is what Whom promises for all items.
Make no mistake about it though—Whom is fast, but it's not fast fashion for home. Pieces are hand finished by craftsmen. Whom's hardwood lumber is sustainably harvested, their North American factory has a zero-waste policy, and they use recycled polystyrene in their mirrors, picture frames, and wall décor. Translation: these are not the type of purchases you leave on the curb when you move.
And did I mention Whom also offers pillows, artwork, and decorative accessories? There's really something for everyone. There's even a collection of pet beds and bowls that are among the chicest I've ever seen. So go ahead, and get lost on their site. At the very least, you'll get a kick out of their product names and hopefully, a little inspiration for your next big seasonal refresh. I know I did.
"We wanted to try to create a breakup with disposable furniture, because we felt it's killing the planet." These are the words of Jonathan Bass—a design industry veteran, and the brain behind Whom, a new direct-to-consumer, millennial-focused furniture brand, which launched this week. Whom's offerings includes complete ranges for bedrooms, living rooms, and dining rooms. The bed frames, sofa, sectionals, tables, and chairs all possess somewhat streamlined silhouettes, with the occasional pop of color.
While Bass's focus on the environment likely is a sentiment shared by many born between 1981 and 1996, millennials are also a demographic with a itinerant reputation and a penchant for purchasing fast furniture. Nevertheless, Bass is looking to help change that latter fact—thanks to his confidence in what this young bracket of shoppers really want.
Each of Whom's products is named for a specific type of personality, which is kind of cheeky and fu n (though some of the marketing images with models are a bit much, but I digress).
"I think that the millennial consumer is very concerned about supply chains, sustainability, and the environment in general," Bass tells AD PRO. "They're not so brand-loyal, but they are product-loyal. And if the product is best-in-class, they vote for it." Speaking further on this matter, he states, "We feel that the market in general has always been a margin game, whereas our standpoint is, how do we offer the best product and compete with what's out there?"
Bass's way of thinking traces its roots to his work launching the Badgley Mischka home collection. While working for the brand, Bass focused on bringing a clear sense of materials and production-based knowledge to his customers. However, he quickly found that although such a focus was prevalent throughout the luxury home market, it wasn't something that was accessible to those shopping at a lower price point. Summarizing his thought process, Bass says, "The upper-end market gave [me] experience in what that high-end consumer wants, and we want to bring that expectation to a more affordable line of products."
Bass also believes that today, transparency isn't something that is truly present across the home decor industry. He asks rhetorically at one point: "Do the factories really deliver on what they say? In terms of things like off-gassing?" Many consumers are not aware of how and where a product is being made—and whether or not it lives up to the claims made in its branding materials.
Experience and market research aside, creating a sustainable, transparent, and affordable furniture company is easier said than done. So how exactly did Bass and his team approach meeting their goals? "We didn't start with a price point in mind," he says. "We didn't work backwards. We went about building products that we really wanted to build, and that we are proud of." Bass goes on to elaborate that many companies tend to take the reverse approach. In such instances, sacrifices quickly have to be made—such as by downgrading to cheaper materials to meet budget constraints.
According to Whom, the company also has complete control over its supply chain. If Whom doesn't make the item, it is not incorporated into the product line. The company is also focused on domestic production, and its factories will undergo an extensive number of audits. Producing chairs, tables, and more in closer proximity to its buyers also comes with a pro-environmental ripple effect. If a container of couches doesn't have to be loaded and then processed through multiple distribution centers, a lot of energy gets saved. Of course, domestic production makes Whom's business more expensive to run. That's where the direct-to-consumer model comes in, which helps offset such costs.
The final piece of Bass's strategy may just be the people with whom he chooses to surround himself. "The team that runs [Whom] is completely millennial," he says, adding with a laugh that "even our PR firm is all millennial." Striking a more serious note, he adds, "We let them really go for it. If you look at the site, we took a lot of chances. No one is presenting furniture like we ar
Clearly, Bass's multi-pronged strategy aims to position his business to succeed. And while he is adamant that Whom delivers on its promises, in the long run he's hoping to make waves throughout the industry. "If we can prove this can be done, hopefully others will jump in and do the same," he says. A potential environmental legacy, if ever there was one.
It's exhilarating when you find a piece of furniture that really exemplifies who you are. It feels personal — and that's a good thing. While there's hardly a shortage of options online, if you're in the market for a beautiful, hand-crafted piece that was made just for you, then look no further.
Introducing Whom — the newest direct-to-consumer furniture brand behind the minimal home pieces that reflect the modern design-lover. Bound to take the world by a storm, each hand-crafted piece can be upholstered in over 50 different fabrics, with a dozen different weave styles to choose from. Take your pick between six different unique wood and metal finishes, or mix and match to make your new piece truly bespoke.
"Whom is here to flip mass furniture upside down," said CEO Jonathan Bass. "We're putting the focus back on the people. Our product is best in class — and the process is sustainable. We don't hoodwink the consumer, we embrace them."
What's more, each Whom piece is assigned a different personality trait. Curious? We thought you might be. Read on to discover what Whom piece might best reflect you.
A curator's job is to give meaning to an object, a sense of context and place. This lounge chair gives you the perfect opportunity to impress your guests.
The generalist loves the freedom of versatility. Just imagine all of the different ways there are to decorate this side table.
Leave it up to the promoter to hype this plush lounge chair! We're thinking a living area or bedroom in need of a little warmth would work best.
The sentinel, also known as the loyal one, would die for these two decorative side tables. Seriously, these little accents will never let you down when it comes to elevating your bedroom space.
Amorists, prepare to fall head over heels in love with this delicate, linear accent chair. Its sleek metal legs and contemporary seat have the capacity to inspire endless love poems.
Look, there's nothing wrong with Ikea. You can get all sorts of things for your home there, and you can get them damn cheap. But they're not always the most interesting or unique pieces. Nor are they built to last. Who among us has had to dispose of a piece when moving to a new place because it simply wouldn't survive a move? (*waits for everyone to raise their hand.) There are places like Design Within Reach, which offer beautiful icons of interior design, but despite the name, the items aren't always priced within reach. Thankfully, a new crop of direct-to-consumer brands and flat-pack furniture have seemingly showed up out of the woodwork. They offer modern pieces that are as sturdy as they are stylish. They also pack up nicely and transform to suit a slew of spaces, meaning you can make them work in your current and future home.
This millennial-focused brand, founded by design industry veteran Jonathan Bass, is a newcomer to the direct-to-consumer landscape. The line offers a wide range of items for every room in your place, with an aim to be as transparent and sustainable as possible. Instead of working backwards to hit an unrealistically low price, they simply focused on building the best versions of what they wanted—from this cool, sloping chaise lounge to a handsome media console.
Have you suddenly noticed a shocking pink sofa in the living room of a neighbor's home? And then another? Or maybe a cozy couch with a classic curved back in colors like hemp and serpentine that's suddenly turning up in shelter magazines?
These pieces of furniture, according to a recent sampling of Los Angeles retailers, are among the bestsellers in their showrooms and on their websites right now.
Sometimes, the hot favorites are surprising.
"Seemingly out of nowhere, it seems like everyone wants a Restoration Hardware Maxwell sofa," said John Linden, a Los Angeles-based interior designer. "A number of clients started asking me about it. It's a simple enough piece of furniture — a traditional, minimal sofa that takes inspiration from the Midcentury Modern style."
Here are some options to consider if you are shopping for a sofa and want to be on trend.
Just launched in July as a direct-to-consumer e-tailer, West Hollywood-based Whom Home already has a clear front-runner in its couch offerings — the Influencer (above). Available in a glam crushed pink velvet with brass, cobalt blue with silver or earth tones and black metal, the couch is available in 5- to 8-foot lengths. Starting at $1,988 at whomhome.com
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We've only got one Earth, and we think this one is pretty great. We're committed to helping you make better decisions for the planet, one step at a time.#whomcares
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Beautiful cardigan with gold shimmer and detailed embroidery on collar from Gustav. We would wear with it a pair of the Gustav printed pants or a pair of jeans for a casual look.
Beautiful cardigan with gold shimmer and detailed embroidery on collar from Gustav. We would wear with it a pair of the Gustav printed pants or a pair of jeans for a casual look.
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A pair of hand-painted porcelain table lamps with age-darkened metalwork and white lacquered hardwood bases. Signed on the base Miniati, Italy.
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Czeslaw Milosz (June 30, 1911 – August 14, 2004), the Nobel Prize author, should have the 100th Anniversary of his birth commemorated, June, next year. I do not know why I took a fancy to this person who took my mind captive. It is probably because he was Polish (and a naturalized American) and his first name was the same as my ojciec (father). That got me to read this man's works. But what kept me reading his works is his Captivating Mind and his way around the rhythm of language (quite extraordinary to be so talented in two languages). So I was reading a book of his, "The History of Polish Literature"; London-New York: MacMillan, 1969. When I read, I am rather immersive, so I read the text and Google the concepts or the author. It provides a richer experience for me. So I noticed that Milosz (or the concept that was Milosz) is about to turn 100!
This jester has many of this writer's books in his personal library. I chose the Road Side Dog for a picture, because I am a long time dog aficionado and I have made a reservation, "to let" some of Milosz's ideas for my own writings. So from my readings today in The History of Polish Literature", here are a few memes and things for you think upon:
- Marcholt – The Polish Aesop, particularly the connection to the Wise King Solomon
- Sowizrzal
- Melusine
- Jan Dlugosz ( 1415-1480)
In the above list, the first three are literary characters, while the fourth is a historical figure and writer. His historical writings are a rich source. See Annales Poloniae. Jan Dlugosz endeared himself to me by teaching himself Cyrillic in order to be to source info from the Letopisi. So this jester identifies with Dlugosz and his need to read Cyrillic texts to have ready access to Russian information.
Alas, in the partitions of Poland by the three black-eagled Empires, my ancestors were mostly in the Russian-Poland partition, so reading Cyrillic handwriting and Russian language (pre 1918 language reforms) became a necessary skill. I think I dislike the Russification of the ELIASZ name into Elijasz. I still remember my Busia teaching me that our last name was in the Old Testament and that we were named for the prophet Elijah. In Polish, it appeared as ELIASZ. So when I got further into the genealogical research and I saw post-partition Catholic priests change the name into Heliasz and Elijasz, I saw something of a diminishing of respect for its biblical roots. But whether we are ELIASZ or HELIASZ or ELIJASZ or even ELJASZ or ELYASZ. I still see Elijah. In fact, amongst the Slavic peoples, other variations exist: Iliasz, Oliasz, and Uliasz. So now you know, that this jester's family with the short name (6 characters) of which uncharacteristically, half of them are vowels is very much Polish with a very uncommon Polish name.
A Reasonably Complete Bibliography of Czeslaw Milosz can be found in the New World Encyclopedia article.


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As recent events have shown, even the World Bank is trying to understand the trajectory of future climate changes. Although there are a number of ways of doing this, many organizations rely on a measure called the climate sensitivity. It's a bit rough, but it's simple: it provides a value for the temperature increase we'd expect given a doubling of CO2.
Currently, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change places this value between 2 and 4.5°C, with a most likely value of about 3°C. But a variety of studies have come up with measurements spread around that range, and nailing down the likely upper limit has been a challenge. Now, a large group of researchers has gone through millions of years of data on the Earth's past, incorporating information from a number of past studies. In the end, the group decided that the IPCC estimates are more or less on target.
Adding more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere doesn't drive temperatures in a linear manner. You can think of this in terms of the infrared photons they absorb: each one can only be absorbed once, and the more CO2 molecules you add, the more likely it is that an existing one would have absorbed that photon anyway. As a result, each doubling of carbon dioxide concentrations are expected to have roughly an equivalent impact.
What exactly is that impact? It's possible to calculate it from first principles. Put all the known forces and feedbacks into a climate model, double the CO2, and see what it produces after it reaches an equilibrium. That has been the method of choice for the IPCC, but the different climate models it uses produce a range of values, which is why its estimate runs from 2.1 to 4.4 K.
The alternative approach is to try to measure the climate sensitivity displayed by the planet during periods of major climate change in the past. Unfortunately, these estimates don't always agree with the IPCC's; even more unfortunately, they don't always agree with each other. Those disagreements are what prompted a large collaboration of researchers called the PALAEOSENS project to try to figure out what was going on.
Part of the problem with historic reconstructions is simply that we don't have all the data we'd like. Ice cores cover the last 800,000 years or so very well, and the gas bubbles trapped within provide a reasonable estimate of global atmospheric content. But they only capture the local temperatures well. And once you get beyond the ice cores, you have to rely on proxies for most of the data you want. Right now, we simply don't good proxies for some things, such as levels of methane, a potent greenhouse gas.
Another problem is that the Earth is a dynamic system. Some responses to rising temperatures are fairly rapid, such as the loss of snow cover (which has a cooling effect by reflecting sunlight back to space). Others are far more gradual. Oceans, for example, act as a giant heat sink that can slow down any warming for centuries. That makes nailing down the long-term equilibrium response very difficult. As the authors put it, "the timescales to reach this [climate] equilibrium are long, so... the forcing normally changes before equilibrium is reached."
Confusing matters even further, different papers have used subtly different methods of defining the climate sensitivity.
So, the team went back and reanalyzed a variety of existing studies using a single definition of climate sensitivity and separating rapid climate responses to changes in greenhouse gasses from the longer-term response needed for the climate to reach an equilibrium. The authors estimate that rapid responses account for about two-thirds of the total change in temperature and typically occur within 100 years.
With the reanalysis, a couple of things become clear. One is that the climate sensitivity varies over time. This was already known to a certain extent, in that the configuration of the continents can influence the climate independently of atmospheric and orbital influences. in this new analysis, the variability was also apparent in the ice cores, which cover only the last 800,000 years during which the continents were in roughly their current configuration. The changes are small—within about a half-Kelvin—but they indicate that the climate sensitivity is itself sensitive to the initial conditions on the planet.
Extending the analysis out to 65 million years, the authors calculate that there's about a 70 percent probability the IPCC has it right. More specifically, their 68 percent confidence range ran from 2.2 to 4.8 K; the 95 percent confidence interval was a bit broader, but it encompassed the IPCC's range.
More disturbingly, however, they calculate that we can go back to roughly when the dinosaurs died off and not see another period like the present: "Present-day atmospheric GHG [greenhouse gas] concentrations and the radiative perturbation due to anthropogenic emissions increase much faster than observed for any natural process within the Cenozoic era." We really do seem to be into uncharted territory here.
Nature, 2012. DOI: 10.1038/nature11574 (About DOIs).


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Gray is the New Green
A version of this article appears in the July/August 2011 issue of Home Energy Magazine.
July 01, 2011
Projections are that by 2015, 36 U.S. states will have some degree of water shortage brought about by increasing population and shifting climate patterns. In California, a state already coping with severe water shortages (two water emergencies declared by former Governor Schwarzenegger in 2008 and 2009), the population is expected to double by 2050. It's difficult to comprehend how it will be possible to accommodate the water needs of double the population when the needs of current residents can scarcely be met today. Our individual demand for water coupled with the needs of agriculture and energy production cannot be met without significant changes in how we use—and reuse—water.
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All women with advanced breast cancer face a difficult and uncertain future. Most of them endure long courses of treatment that leave them looking to alternative or experimental therapies for a cure. A drug called trastuzumab attacks a particularly aggressive form of breast cancer in a unique way.
One aggressive form of breast cancer is characterized by too much of a protein known as human epithelial growth factor receptor-2 (HER2). This protein stimulates the growth of breast tumors. Trastuzumab is a monoclonal antibody, which blocks the HER2 receptor. This obstructs the growth of cancer cells.
Scientists have known since the 1980's that women whose breast cancers produce too much HER2 have cancers that are more aggressive and more likely to metastasize, or spread. Trastuzumab can enhance the effectiveness of standard chemotherapy treatments by targeting the HER2 receptor and slowing its activity.
Trastuzumab May Delay Cancer Progression
Several clinical studies show that women with HER2-positive tumors using trastuzumab with chemotherapy have slower cancer growth and better response to treatment. An early study from 2001 showed that trastuzumab when added to chemotherapy was effective in slowing disease progression in HER2-positive breast cancer patients. In women with HER2-positive operable breast cancer, trastuzumab combined with chemotherapy improved survival outcome compared to those without trastuzumab.
Combined results of 2 studies involving over 3,300 women found longer survival rates after 1 year of treatment with trastuzumab added to chemotherapy compared to those without trastuzumab.
In another study (the HERA trial), 1 year of treatment resulted in significant survival and less disease progression. In follow-up studies at 2 and 4 years, disease-free survival was maintained. Women who began treatment with trastuzumab after the first year of the study had similar results. There was little difference however, in overall survival or risk of death at the 4 year follow-up.
Unfortunately, although trastuzumab may be able to slow the growth of cancer cells, it is also associated with some serious side effects.
Side Effects
Cardiomyopathy is a potentially life-threatening heart muscle weakness that can lead to heart failure. This side effect is particularly common in women receiving chemotherapy with anthracyclines and cyclophosphamide. For this reason, woman considering trastuzumab have a thorough cardiac assessment before taking the drug and during treatment.
Other serious side effects include:
- Lung damage
- Life-threatening allergic reaction
- Anemia
More common side effects include:
Trastuzumab is used only in cancers that overproduce HER2. It is now used for:
- Breast cancer after surgical treatment along with or after chemotherapy
- Breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body along with or after chemotherapy
- Stomach cancer or cancer at the junction of the stomach and esophagus that have spread to other parts of the body along with chemotherapy
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The title is a line from one of the later Ramones songs.
My appearance on Geek Entertainment TV with Violet Blue is now on-line. You can watch it, but I can't. The Internet connection here craps out before the interview ends. Which may be just as well because I can't stand watching myself that much. This, by the way, is the reason there aren't more podcasts and suchlike on my site. I do all this stuff by myself, and much of what I do and don't do comes down to how much I can stand to look at and listen to my own blathering. I'm taping nearly every appearance on this tour. But I don't want to watch them! If anyone out there is geeky enough to want to deal with this stuff maybe we can talk...
Speaking of which, while I'm chilling here waiting for the Southern Dharma Retreat Center retreat to begin, I thought I'd let you know how this tour is operating since a lot of people keep asking.
While my publisher has been helpful and cooperative, especially their long-suffering publicist Kim Corbin, they didn't set up or finance the tour. I think publishers only do that for authors who are already so mega-popular they no longer need anyone to set up or finance their tours. This is how everything in the entertainment business seems to work. After the tour was already set in motion they kindly sent me some money to keep me from starving while out on the road (thank you!). But setting up the tour and figuring out how to keep from going broke on it has been all up to me.
A couple of people I've met while I've been out here have been surprised to find me wandering around the various places I go on my lonesome. They assume I must have roadies or minders or a retinue like Elvis' Memphis Mafia, like the Dalai Lama or Tich Naht Hahn have. Nope. It's just me most of the time. Groupies? I wish! Not a single pair of panties has been thrown at me so far.
For this leg of the tour I borrowed my 19 year old nephew's Dodge and have been driving myself to the places I need to go. Does His Holiness drive himself around North Carolina and Tennessee in a car full of empty Mountain Dew bottles and fast food wrappers? I doubt it! I'm just sayin'...
In order to finance this little venture what I've done is find gigs in various places that pay and then tack on non-paying gigs in the same geographical area. Book signings at bookstores never pay, for example. The only one I've done that's ever paid me anything was a store in Northern California who gives authors a free book of their choice. Another place gave me a coupon for 10% off. People assume authors get paid to appear at stores and sign books. But I doubt that ever happens except possibly when an author is so mega-huge they don't need to get paid for such things. So it goes.
This is why when people say, "You should come to Fred's One Stop Bookshop in Wallawalla, Washington, they'd love you!" or whatever there's not much I can do with that. If I managed to get a paying gig at, say, the University of Washington at Wallawalla, then I could go do a signing at Fred's One Stop Bookshop. Otherwise I'd have to pay my own way out there and be out-of-pocket for the whole trip. The royalties from the ten books I'd sell at that signing wouldn't cover it.
My philosophy on Zen teaching is that it should be as close to free of charge as possible. Retreats cost money. Zen centers cost money to keep up. Someone has to pay for that. This is why donations are always gladly accepted. But no one should ever be denied the dharma because they can't afford it.
My philosophy as an author, on the other had, is that it's a business. I do it for a living. I have no qualms about getting paid for that because writing is work. It's work I enjoy doing, but it's still work. People should get paid for their work. Artists should get paid for their art. I am very adamant about this point. I have no patience at all with people who believe art should be free. Sure it should be free! And you shouldn't get paid for your days at the office either! Of course there is some overlap in what I do. But that can't be helped.
Most days on the tour I get up, I do my zazen and then I get on the road to the next place. I only talk for 2-3 hours each day. But it's incredible how much energy that takes. Anyone who looks at performers with envy because they only work a couple hours a day has no idea what's actually involved. I overbooked myself on this tour and have been getting pretty wiped out because of that. But I still do my zazen every night before bed. Sock Monkey joins me most days.
I like to see the places I go to, so I'll usually take a look around wherever I am. Sometimes the nice people who host me will take me places. Sometimes I'm on my own. On very rare occasions I get recognized. This has happened three or four times so far. Usually it's when I'm nearby wherever I'm supposed to speak. So like KISS during the make-up era I can be anonymous.
I find it funny when people are nervous about approaching me. I guess I can kind of understand. I'd be a little nervous approaching, say, Robyn Hitchcock or Paul Stanley if I saw them at Ralph's supermarket (I was in line in front of Peter Fonda there one day recently). But I'm fine with it. It's a weird, weird thing having people you've never met know all kinds of intimate details of your life. But as long as people don't invade my space it's fine.
So there you have it! I'm starting a 4-day retreat this evening, so I probably won't post here again till that's over.
My next stop is April 5, 2009 (Sun) at 4 pm at the Asheville Zen Center in the chapel behind WNC Community Health Services, 10 & 14 Ridgelawn Road (near corner of Haywood Road in West Asheville). Then on April 6, 2009 (Mon) at 7 pm I'm at The Regulator Bookshop 720 Ninth Street, Durham, NC 27705. On April 7, 2009 (Tues) at 7:30 pm I'm doing a Dharma Talk at the Zen Center of Chapel Hill, 5322 North Carolina Highway 86 (2.5 miles north of I-40 Exit 266) Chapel Hill, NC 27514. More details are linked to your left<<<<<<.


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NetBeans IDE 8.0 has arrived and the new package features "out-of-the-box" code analyzers and editors for working with the latest Java 8 technologies (that being Java SE 8, Java SE Embedded 8, and Java ME Embedded 8), which are of course also newly launched.
The IDE itself is enhanced to improve its support for Maven and Java EE with PrimeFaces. There are new tools for HTML5, in particular for AngularJS; and improvements to PHP and C/C++ support.
If you're feeling international just now, then you can also rejoice in the fact that NetBeans IDE 8.0 is available in English, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Russian, and Simplified Chinese.
More specifically in terms of the enhancements, when it comes to Java JDK 8 support we see tools and editor enhancements for working with Profiles, Lambdas, and Streams. Java SE Embedded support is here to deploy, run, debug, or profile Java SE applications on an embedded device, such as the Raspberry PI, directly from the NetBeans IDE. Java ME Embedded 8 support and several Java Editor enhancements, such as new Java hints, Javadoc shown as tooltip, instant rename enhancements, and code completion exclusions.
Maven gets a solid round of updates here: a New Maven graph layout switcher features, plus Navigator shows POM goals, additional web resources are shown in the Projects window, and there is improved Maven performance when rerunning web applications. Developers will also notice improved Maven performance of "Apply Code Changes" while debugging.
In terms of JavaScript, there are many enhancements for AngularJS in code completion between artifacts, such as code completion in the view to properties defined in controllers. Programmers should enjoy code completion support in Knockout templates, and there is new editor support for creating JQuery widgets and plugins. We almost missed the fact that debugging of JavaScript code executed in Nashorn (JDK 8+) script engine is supported.


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Charge! A New Battle Cry for Energy Efficiency
A version of this article appears in the March/April 2004 issue of Home Energy Magazine.
December 23, 2005
Beware the rarely used, but still plugged-in, cell phone charger! Rechargeable electronic products are consuming more power than one might think, even when the product is disconnected from the charger.
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Yesterday's home game against the Philadelphia Phillies marked the continuation of the Washington Nationals' T-Shirt Tuesdays, which will run all season at Nationals Park.
Each Tuesday home game throughout the season, the first 10,000 fans arriving at Nationals Park will be handed a free t-shirt compliments of one of the team's sponsors. The t-shirts have a small Curly W on the front, but a different design on the back each time.
The first T-Shirt Tuesday featured a photo of Nick Johnson sliding, but last night's shirt was the first of a series that will feature our racing presidents. As you can see, George Washington is posed on the back, with his famous (?) quote "Who's Your Founding Father?"
George certainly seemed motivated by the occasion, as he led the presidents race from wire to wire, holding off a late comeback by Abraham Lincoln. Could this be a sign of things to come?
Next T-Shirt Tuesday is June 3 vs. the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Last weekend, Aaron Swartz, 26, hanged himself in his apartment in Brooklyn, New York. If his name is not familiar to you, let me fill in the pieces: Swartz was a programming prodigy. At the age of 14, he was a contributor to the RSS 1.0 standard. He later founded a company, Infogami, that was merged with several others to become Reddit, one of the most visited websites on the Web, and one of the favorite destinations of developers today. By all accounts, Swartz was a kind, thoughtful fellow, who was well liked by colleagues. His writings demonstrate a remarkable maturity lacking in the braggadocio, snarkiness, or animus often associated with young, very talented programmers. Instead, Swartz was inclined to give back: He founded the Open Library project, which helped make books more widely available, especially to disabled readers. And he also wrote web.py, one of the most popular Python Web frameworks.
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In addition to these activities, Swartz was heavily involved in various campaigns to make information more freely available. One target of particular concern to him is one that resonates with many researchers; namely, the high cost of access to articles whose research was paid for by taxpayers. I'm not here talking about the ACM or the IEEE, which charge for access but make that access comparatively inexpensive at $199 per year; but rather, organizations like the one that Swartz focused on, JSTOR, which charges thousands of dollars per year for access to articles within a single discipline. In 2009, Swartz walked into a network closet at MIT, hooked his laptop to the network, and had it run a variety of scripts that downloaded hundreds of thousands of articles from JSTOR via the university's access. He was arrested shortly after retrieving his laptop.
Swartz's initial goal was to make the downloaded articles freely available on the Web. But he never got to put this dissemination into action, and JSTOR's content remained safely behind its paywall. Over the next two years, JSTOR and Swartz came to resolution and JSTOR removed itself from any role in prosecution or claims against him. MIT, however, was not quite so ready to forgive the stunt. The university's hesitation is all the office of the U.S. Attorney in Massachusetts one widely known for its tough stance on cybercrime needed. The office filed charges against Swartz that carried a maximum sentence of 35 years in jail and a $1 million fine. Although Swartz left no suicide note, comments from both friends and family were unequivocal that the Attorney General's aggressive pursuit of the case was a frequent source of deep concern to him and almost certainly the key motivation in his suicide.
It is tempting perhaps to recite the old line, "if you can't do the time, don't do the crime." But such a viewpoint overlooks a gross inadequacy in this particular situation: the extraordinary disproportion between the offense and the punishment. Assault in Massachusetts garners a maximum sentence of 2½ years, non-statutory rape of a child garners a minimum of 15 years. So by what stretch of the imagination can it be that Swartz's crime should trigger such excess punishment?
The answer is that our laws against cybercrime give prosecutors very wide leeway in the penalties they can seek. In their maximum term, the laws are nothing but draconian. Alas, this phenomenon occurs at a predictable point in the cycle of punishment for new kinds of crimes. The lifecycle consists of initial tolerance and mild punishment, followed by a protracted period of seeing a grave threat, which is answered with stern, ham-fisted measures. Finally, there is recognition of the true, more nuanced nature of the threat and the punishments are pulled back to be proportional to the crime.
To wit, the 1988 worm by Robert Morris that brought down much of the then-nascent Internet was met with three years' probation, community service, and a $10,000 fine. Today, we're at the summit of disproportion (at least, one hopes) with the charges filed in Massachusetts against Swartz. And sometime soon, perhaps, we'll see a more measured and balanced code that recognizes the differences between various activities and mandates proportional punishments.
I should note that such a cycle played out with recreational drugs, which were legal in the U.S. in many forms at the beginning of the century. Drugs were later viewed as being the source of much inner-city crime and, as such, were gravely punished. The height came with the Rockefeller laws of 1973, which specified 15 years to life for possession of two ounces of marijuana. Today, however, marijuana is fast heading towards decriminalization.
In the meantime, victims of excessive legal penalties whether small-time dope dealers locked up for decades or activists like Swartz who were broken by the threat of such punishment bear the terrible price as we await brighter, fairer minds to prevail.
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A pair of single light candlesticks having crystal bobeches dressed with spear and rosette prisms. Signed by the New York maker Sterling Bronze Co.
Overall: 21" h. x 5-3/4" w. x 4-3/4" d.
Base: 5-3/4" w. x 4" d.
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- Foshan Nanhai Baixinde Auto Parts Co., Ltd.
- China Manufacturer with main products:Tpms Sensor ,Air Flow Sensor ,Oxygen sensor ,Abs Sensor ,Camshaft sensor
Home>Products>Anther Sensors>BAIXINDE European truck auto spare parts oem 85109590 21116800 throttle position sensor for volvo
BAIXINDE European truck auto spare parts oem 85109590 21116800 throttle position sensor for volvo
- USD $10 - $16 / Piece |Get Latest Price
- 3 Piece / Pieces
- 10000 Piece / Pieces per Month
- Guangzhou
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Product Details
|Throttle Position Sensor
|OEM Size
|Car Make:
|For volvo
|Place of Origin:
|Guangdong, China
|Brand Name:
|Model Number:
|Throttle position sensor 85109590
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BAIXINDE European truck auto spare parts oem 85109590 21116800 throttle position sensor for volvo
BAIXINDE European truck auto spare parts oem 85109590 21116800 throttle position sensor for volvo
BAIXINDE European truck auto spare parts oem 85109590 21116800 throttle position sensor for volvo
BAIXINDE European truck auto spare parts oem 85109590 21116800 throttle position sensor for volvo
BAIXINDE European truck auto spare parts oem 85109590 21116800 throttle position sensor for volvo
1.BAIXINDE European truck auto spare parts oem 85109590 21116800 throttle position sensor for volvo
2.Supply to USA,Europe,and Australia and so on.
3.Professional Perfomance Auto parts supplier
4.Excellent quality&Fast delivery&Competitive price&Best service
If any questions,please feel free to contact us.We're sure your inquiry will get prompt reply.
Phone:0757-85689601/+86 18372555175
Auto parts Sample
1.For generic model,we can send free sample to test if buyer's quantity reach 100pcs.
2.For customized sample,we will charge sample fee .The sample fee will be refunded to buyers after order placed.
3.Shipping cost of sample shall be borne by buyers.
4.Sample will be sent in 3 days.
Customized auto parts service
1.Customized logo printing.
2.Customized packing box.
3.Customized any auto parts .
After sale service
Warranty: 12 months.If there is any problem with our products in guarantee time,Buyers can send us picture as evidence or send them back,we will send replacements to you soon.
Quality Control:
1. Three testing during production a. components testing b. unfinished functions testing c. testing before delivery
2. Manufacturer and our company will make agreement on quality guarantee
3. Quality Guarantee from 6 months to two years, depending on different market, demand and some other factors.
4. Before order, accept customer's demand on testing on samples........
Packing methods :
A: Using of our brand boxes ,
B: Neutral packing ,
C: Per clients requested .
Packaging details:
1.Neutral Packing
2.Bubble Bags
3.Neutral Box
4.White Label
5. Or According To Your Requirements
Delivery methods:
A.By Express:UPS/FEDEX/DHL/EMS/
B.China Air Post
C.By Sea
Delivery details:
Normally shipped in 7 days after payment is confirmed.
Foshan Nanhai Baixinde Auto Parts Co., Ltd.
8000 square meters non-dust workshop, 8 years experience, ISO certificated, one hour reach Guangzhou port, this is how we keep superior quality and competitive offers for global valued customers.
Our business covers a wide range of products in the auto parts industry, such as air flow meter,oxygen sensors , tire pressure sensors , etc.
Our aim is to help customers be more competitive in the global market by providing good quality, high reliability and competitive cost.
Q1. What's your MOQ ? Auto parts.
A: First order(samples order)
Reorder: 10pcs. (we support mix wholesale, but each model should not less than 5pcs)
Q2. How Does Your Company Control the Products' Quality?
A:For samples testing , We use the actual automobile to test the performance , For bulk , We have complete work line with machines to testing.
Q3. Can I do my own design package box?
A: Certainly. And we can help you to design it, we have professional designer.
Q4. How to choose the shipping ways?
A:Less than 500pcs, we will recommend you to send it by Express.(UPS/FEDEX/DHL)
more than 500pcs, you can consider of shipping it by sea.
If you need it urgently, then choose Express(UPS/FEDEX/DHL), or you can send it by sea, which can save much.
Q5. Can you produce according to the samples?
A: Yes, we can produce by your samples or technical drawings. We can build the molds and fixtures.
Q6. How do you make our business long-term and good relationship?
A: Our growth and leadership in the automotive aftermarket is built on providing quality service and quality parts.
Contact Us
- Foshan Nanhai Baixinde Auto Parts Co., Ltd.
- Contactleina chen
- Phone86-020-37365819
- AddressRm. 109A, No. 2, Yunquanzhi Street, Guangyuan East Road, Yuexiu Dist.
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