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text: Geraldine Steed, 89, of Gurdon, went to be with her Lord on Dec. 27, 2013, at the Arkansas Health Center in Benton, after a long illness. Geraldine was born in Gurdon, on Sept. 1, 1924, to Allen and Bertha Ingles Cross. Geraldine was a 1942 graduate of Gurdon High School and a long time faithful member of First Baptist Church of Gurdon, before her illness necessitated her moving to a long term care facility. The loves of her life were her Lord and her family. She was preceded in death by her mother; father; her husband, Fielden I. "Red" Steed; two sons, Dave and Ralph Steed; and a daughter, Tammy Steed. Left to cherish their many memories are her brothers, Bill (Pat) Cross and Buele "Pete" Cross, of Camden; two sons, Steve Steed of Memphis, Tenn., and Dennis (Semra) Steed of Las Vegas, Nev.; daughter-in-law, Sarah Steed of Hot Springs; two granddaughters, Amy (Doug) Lewis of Los Alamos,N.M., and Ashley (Dale) Anderson of Benton; a grandson, Matthew Steed of Las Vegas, Nev.; three great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Visitation for Geraldine will be held at 1-2 p.m., Monday, Dec. 30, in the Pharr Funeral Home Chapel in Gurdon, AR. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m., Dec. 30, in the Pharr Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Mark Crowley and Bro. Allan Eakin officiating. Interment will be in Bethlehem Cemetery in Gurdon, under the direction of Pharr Funeral Home of Gurdon. In lieu of flowers, make memorials to the Alzheimer's Association, or Disabled American Veterans. The online guestbook is available at pharrfuneralhomes.com.


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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers believes Manchester United will face a big task to qualify for the Champions League in future if they miss out on the competition this season.
David Moyes' men are nine points behind fourth-placed Manchester City going into Sunday's match against the Reds but their city rivals have two games in hand and the champions are 11 points behind Arsenal and Liverpool who have played the same number of games.
That means United will need a remarkable sequence of results in the closing stages of the season if they are to make Europe's elite competition while Liverpool are currently on course to return to the top table for the first time in four years.
And Rodgers believes a lack of Champions League football means United, who made the final three times in four years between 2008 and 2011, will struggle to attract the calibre of players required to get them back to the top.
"We still have a lot of work to get in to the Champions League," he told various national newspapers. "But when you're not in it, even though this club is a worldwide, monumental club, we found it difficult because the best players want to play in the best competitions.
"This was Liverpool and we weren't in the Champions League. In order to get in some of the type of players we want, that's where we need to be and we're trying to be.
"Any club will suffer the same when they're not in there. There is no doubt it will hurt you, but they (United) will know that."
Liverpool won the Champions League title in 2005 but have not won the English top flight since 1990 and Rodgers has warned that United could face a similar drought after dominating English football for two decades.
"We were talking about the great Liverpool teams - one year becomes two and then all of a sudden it was 20 years since they won the title," he added. "It can get away from you very quickly.
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One of the largest Darwinist organizations in the USA, The National Center of Scientific Education, mentioned the university students who denied evolution by quoting from Steve Jones's article in the U.K. Daily Telegraph, on its web publication dated December 5th, 2011. Atheist geneticist Prof. Steve Jones says in his article: "There are many Muslim students in University of London and almost all of them are talented and hardworking students. But some of them do not accept Darwin's theory due to religious reasons."
Moreover, as it is written in the web site of NCSE, the essence of these rejections is based on Harun Yahya's creationist works and it is said that students do not wish to attend evolution lectures owing to the influence of these works.
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Falling out of an airplane 11,000 feet up, plummeting toward the Earth with only some billowing fabric and string to keep you from becoming a blot on the landscape. ... Now that's a thrill. And while skydiving might not be for everyone, those who are into it are really into it. And those who aren't, well, they just don't know what they're missing. "That freedom, for that 45 or 60 seconds before your chute opens -- that's about as close to flying as any of us are ever going to get," says Lance Linton, a diver himself since 1999 and owner of Skydive Maryland. "It's pretty hard to describe how great the feeling is." For those who want to try, Skydive Maryland does some 100 tandem dives a week during the summer, operating out of Ridgely Airpark, about 26 miles east of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. Nobody heads out of the plane alone; you've always got an experienced skydiver attached to your back. Not, Linton says with a laugh, that that's enough to reassure everyone. "Most people are anywhere from nervous to scared," he says. While few prospective jumpers chicken-out -- maybe one out of a thousand, Linton estimates-- many experience a sobering moment before they actually jump. "Sometimes, it's like it really hits home that they're doing something dangerous." Not to worry, however. In the eight years he's been open, Linton says, Skydive Maryland has never had a serious accident -- "Maybe one sprained ankle," he guesses. And their jumpers have run the gamut, from age 18 to age 80, "from people who are here to conquer a fear of heights to your stereotypical adventure-seeking college kids." More info: Baltimore Skydive, 800-615-9085, baltimoreskydive.com
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I don't have an IBCLC near me, but I called the LC from the hospital I delivered, she told me it sounds like thrush. I made an appointment with my doctor for tomorrow, so we'll see. Thanks to all for the help!
I don't have an IBCLC near me, but I called the LC from the hospital I delivered, she told me it sounds like thrush. I made an appointment with my doctor for tomorrow, so we'll see. Thanks to all for the help!
good luck! grapefruit seed extract worked on my recurring thrush: http://www.breastfeedinginc.ca/conte...agename=doc-CP
Nursing, pumping, cloth-diapering, babywearing, working professor mama with the awesomest SAHD ever.
While I have nothing to offer other than what the amazing ladies on here have suggested I want to say way to go for sticking to it! It takes a lot of love to continue doing something painful simply because you want to do what you feel is best for your lil one. Way to go Momma! There has to be an answer to your problem, and it'll probably blow you away by how easy it is, it's just gonna take a lil running around and a lot of questions. You're doing great!
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I just want to update everyone on what happened just incase anyone else has my problem. A couple of days after posting this thread I had a fever of 101.5. I also began to have intense pain in one of my breast the night before. It was later in the night so I went to the emergency room. I explained all of my symptoms of burning nipples over the past couple of weeks and the increasing pain to flat out intense pain in my right breast followed by the fever. After comparing and examining my breast I was told it was most likely not mastitis, just clogged milk ducts. However, they still prescribed me antibiotics to see if it would help. I actually ended up pumping in the ER before I left and again had intense burning and itching, it seemed like the burning was getting worse. It then dawned on me, none of the doctors or nurses I was seen by thought to ask me what I was using on my nipples. I had been using Medela's lanolin. I figured I would try something else just to see if it helped, before my next pumping session I coated my breast shields with olive oil instead of lanolin and I didn't have the intense itching right after pumping!!! It was unbelievable! So I kept using the olive oil for the next day. I was thinking the olive oil was to thin and that I liked the consistency of the lanolin so I then tried the Lansinoh lanolin, after reading around I gathered that Lansinoh's brand may be more pure. So the next pumping session I used the Lansinoh lanolin and again I had the intense burning and itching after pumping! Eureka! I figured out half of my issue the other half is trying to clear these clogged ducts. It seems as though it started on Tuesday the 23rd at night and is still an issue tonight Saturday the 27th. So while I am taking antibiotics now (since Friday morning) I know clogged ducts that sit for too long aren't good. I haven't read through any threads concerning this issue yet so I'll do that before posting another question. It seems as though I have exhausted my options as I have used warm compresses while massaging, taken hot showers while massaging, had my fiancé massage my breast with olive oil, had my fiancé try to suck the clogs free ( he really loves me. Haha), taken ibuprofen to relieve inflammation, used cold compresses after pumping, compressing the area firmly while pumping, massaging the area while pumping, getting on was fours letting my breast drop and pump and massage simultaneously, I even got my baby to latch on for a little while while I massaged, I've tried squeezing them firmly individually, quite honestly I don't know what else I can do. I'll figure something out.
Thanks for the update!
It's really interesting that the itching and irritation seems to be so closely linked to you using lanolin. Some people are allergic to it- maybe you're one! It's relatively rare but not unheard of. This link covers lanolin allergy: http://dermnetnz.org/dermatitis/wool...s-allergy.html
Your pump is a PISA, right? Since you're pretty much exclusively pumping, it might help to go up a level to a hospital-grade rental pump. That might help you with the plugs!
wow! good to know!
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I wanted to share the current project I'm working now for MegaconHN 2017, If you want to know more about the convention check out their FB page: https://www.facebook.com/megaconhn/
This will be a 2 month project for a small commercial game and I want to use the forum as devlog showing the progress until the convention date (November 11).
Here's the idea in a nutshell:
- - Genre: Rogue-like
- - Theme: Modern/Technological
- - Platform: Windows x64
- - Core Game Mechanic: Absorb mobs powers and mix them (Like Kirby)
- - Other Features: Quasi Procedural generation for maps (3rd version of one that I have been working on), puzzles
- - Graphic Style: Pixel Art
- - Music Style: Chiptune
The Team
- - Game Design, Development and visual art: Gelo
- - Sound Design: Nicole Marie
If you want to contribute to the game and you can match or do better pixel art, animations and have time to deliver in 2 moths feel free to contact me.
The Progress so far
Main character
Visual Key for the Electric Power
Absorbing Mobs Mechanic: Electric Power [ Early Stage ]
The Project was started on August 21st
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I have been doing almost daily updates on social media and will try to keep that here in the forum so keep checking back to see the progress at end it will be only 2 moths
On November 12th I'll share the pics of the convention too so the ones that followed till the end can see the reaction of the people at the event
You can post feedback but keep in mind that it's a short game made in a short period of time by 2 persons so if it's out of that scope I won't take into account that feedback.
Disclaimer: I haven't cancelled Human Piñata coming soon to steam but it will take more time until I can release it because we are still looking for financial support to deliver it. we are presenting it to investors in October
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LG Mobile Phones Launches Powerful New Camera Phone for Cingular Wireless
LG Mobile Phones announced the launch of the new L1400 camera phone for Cingular Wireless, featuring a full set of mobile media capabilities, crystal clear OLED external display and integrated VGA camera. The L1400 also features external photo caller ID, giving users access to caller photos and information at a glance in high-resolution OLED clarity.
Styled in LG's trademark sleek, clamshell design, the world-capable L1400 features mobile instant messaging, multimedia messaging and two-way short messaging services, keeping users connected all the time, wherever they travel. The integrated VGA camera features a one-touch side button, enabling users to frame and snap self-portraits and other shots easily, without opening the phone. Additionally, the high-resolution external OLED display allows users to compose and view their pictures with crystal-clear accuracy, all without ever opening the handset. With a memory that can store up to 71 images, multi-shot capability, image-size adjustment and digital zoom, the L1400 is the perfect tool for capturing life's spontaneous moments on camera.
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Sessions is appearing before Senate Intel Committee: What could happen?
Sessions is appearing before Senate Intel Committee: What could happen?
Sessions is appearing before Senate Intel Committee: What could happen?
On Tuesday Attorney General Jeff Sessions will appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee in a public hearing to give his testimony. But what could happen?
With this being the first time Sessions has testified in Congress since recusing himself from the investigation, there could be a lot to learn.
Here are some possible questions that could be asked
- Can you commit to discuss with the committee in a closed session the reasons for your recusal from the Russia investigation?
- How many meetings did you have with the Russian ambassador or any other Russian officials in 2016? What were the topics discussed? And why did you fail to provide information about the meetings you had with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak on your security clearance form?
- What was your involvement in the decision to fire James Comey? Did you ask your deputy attorney general to write a memo recommending the firing of Comey? And if so, did he know it would become public?
- Were you aware of Jared Kushner's contacts with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak and were you aware of his interest in setting up a back channel during the transition? In general, do you think outreach to foreign governments should be coordinated with the outgoing administration during a transition?
Invoking executive privilege
There is a way that Sessions could skirt around having to directly answer these questions, however.
The White House on Monday suggested Sessions could invoke executive privilege during his testimony depending on "the scope of the questions."
Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn, an intelligence committee member, said senators were still deciding whether Sessions would be asked to testify in a classified briefing after the public hearing.


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One of the oldest cities in Hampton Roads, Portsmouth is a historic seaport community best known for its centuries-old neighborhoods, miles of waterfront, walkable downtown and diverse array of dining options. The city's downtown area, the Olde Towne Business and Historical District, is in the midst of a revitalization. A mix of recently renovated and historic facades dot the district's streetscape, housing an array of antique shops, art galleries, restaurants and speciality shops.
A celebrated military town, Portsmouth is home to the Naval Medical Center Portsmouth, the oldest continuously running hospital in the Navy medical system and one of EVMS' clinical training sites.
Portsmouth is centrally located in Hampton Roads, just a short ferry ride or a quick trip through to tunnel to downtown Norfolk.


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Irish derivation: Ó Súilleabháin.
Name meaning: "Descendant of the hawk/dark eyed one."
Counties associated with the name: Cork, Clare, Galway, Kerry, Limerick, Tipperary, and Waterford.
Coat of arms motto: The steady hand to victory.
Read more: What's your Irish clan?
Interesting facts:
- The term "Manifest Destiny" was coined by a journalist named O'Sullivan, who supported the expansion of the United States into the western territories.
- The father of the skyscraper was a Sullivan who also originated the famous architectural axiom "form follows function."
- The great Chicago Fire of 1871 was started by a Sullivan.
- The first tank ever acquired by the state of Israel was a gift from an O'Sullivan.
- The first heavy weight boxing champion of the world was a Sullivan.
- The man hit by the most lightning strikes was a Sullivan.
- First American woman ever to walk in space was a Sullivan.
Some famous O'Sullivan's:
- Maureen O'Sullivan (1911-1998, Irish born actress)
- Denis O'Sullivan (b.1948, Irish golfer)
- John Francis O'Sullivan (1850-1911, Irish-American awarded the medal of honor during the Indian Wars)
- Ed Sullivan (1901-1974, American television personality)
- Anne Sullivan (1866-1936, Teacher of Helen Keller)


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Thursday, May 21, 2009
Plenty of audio for overcoming sounds in the field
The June edition of WorldRadio Online magazine's Trail-Friendly Radio column by Richard Fisher, KI6SN, focuses on the Four State QRP Group's Enhanced Manhattan Islander Audio Amplifier - an innovative design both electronically and physically.
The kit comes nicely packaged and construction is an interesting - and pleasurable - exercise in both electronics and the arts.
With the low audio levels of many of today's trail-friendly transceivers, this audio amplifier is a perfect solution for overcoming some of Mother Nature's ambient sounds.
Kit developers Jim Kortge, K8IQY; Larry Przyborowski, K3PEG; Terry Fletcher, WA0ITP; and Ron Hege, K3PF, have teamed to manage the Four State QRP Group production run.
Click here to see details on Four State QRP's Enhanced Manhattan Islander Audio Amplifier kit.
Click here for a tutorial on Manhattan-style building techniques written by Chuck Adams, K7QO.
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Dinosaurs in Literature, Art & History
There Were Giants In The Earth in Those Days
Those Sophisticated "Cave Men"
Salvation. What Must You Do To Be Saved?
Underwater Wall Found Off the Coast Of Taiwan
New underwater discoveries spark interest in submerged cities Once dismissed by experts as folklore, the release of photographic and documentary evidence pointing to the possibility of prehistoric human settlements off the coast of Penghu has experts re-examining theories about the legendary continent of Mudalu
By Gavin Phipps
STAFF REPORTER Sunday, Dec 01, 2002,Page 18
Image of the wall that has spark a host of theories ranging from extraterrestrial civilization to unusual volcanic activity.
What began this summer as a search for a legendary underwater town off the coast of Penghu by members of the Underwater Archeological Institute made headlines earlier this week -- but for unexpected reasons.
The expedition failed to locate the town they were searching for, but in late July, the group instead stumbled, or rather swam across, a 100m-long wall-like structure 28 meters beneath the murky waters of the archipelago's Hsichi and Tungchi islets.
Measuring 50cm in width, one meter in height and 100m in length and positioned on an east-west axis, the mysterious underwater edifice might not have been what the team was searching for, but the find has still managed to stoke imaginations across the nation.
The public was so enthralled with the news that after Public Television Service (broadcast a documentary charting the discovery of the wall, it was inundated with calls from the general public even before the program's final credits had come to halt.
"It was a huge surprise. Scores of people called in wanting more information and a longer, more in-depth show [about the wall]," said Ke Chin-yuan a PTS news assignment editor. "Because the existence of such things in Taiwan is not mentioned in history books, is not common knowledge and is rarely, if ever, the topic of TV a documentary, the program sparked a huge amount of interest."
Underwater Archaeology Institute divers inspect a wall-like structure that some believe may have been built 20 thousand years ago.
Home to roughly one thousand predominantly elderly civilians and a coast guard detachment, the Hsichi and Tungchi islets -- which together have a land mass of less than two-square kilometers and no paved roads -- were, until earlier this week, Taiwan's most forgotten outposts.
I told you so
The rest of Taiwan may have been awe struck by the find, but the island's residents remained blase about the events that took place on their doorstep. They've been trying to get people to believe in stories of sunken cities for years.
"The stories are part of Penghu's unwritten history. I've known of other such structures in the area since the late 1970s. But it was in 1992 that I first began to hear s
tories of a submerged town and the possibilities of an entire temple somewhere in the area," recalled expedition leader, Steve Shieh , who also heads up the UAI.
"While sounding pretty outlandish, the stories came from people I know and respect. These are not crackpots. Finding the wall was a complete accident, however, as we didn't know about its existence at all."
Regardless of the stir it has caused, the recent find is not the first such discovery to take place in Taiwan's territorial waters. In 1982, a Japanese research team discovered a 100m-long cross-like structure in waters off of Penghu's Hujing Island . Since then three other underwater wall-like structures have been pinpointed by independent underwater survey teams.
Widespread acceptance of the recent expedition's findings owes a lot to the fact that it is the first such expedition to receive assistance from the nation's only official marine archeological team -- the National Museum of History's Marine Archeology Team ( -- in order to search for what are considered by many academics as purely legendary sites.
Formed in 1995 to excavate the scattered remains of a Chinese Qianlong period vessel which was posthumously named, General No. 1 after Penghu's General Islet where it was discovered by fishermen in 1994, the team comprises deep-sea divers, anthropologists and archeologists and is funded by the Ministry of Education.
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"It was a great opportunity for us to get involved with such a venture. Not only did our presence mean that there were qualified archeologists and anthropologists on hand, but it gave the expedition a lot of credibility," explained Yang Shi-zhao secretary and research fellow with NMHMAT.
"Hopefully the find will pave the way for more surveys of the area and eventually a better understanding of our history. We might even be able to prove that some truth lies behind the legend of Mudalu." Supposedly stretching from somewhere in what is today the South China Sea to Hawaii and encompassing many of the Pacific Islands, Mudalu was, according to the legend, home to Asia's earliest peoples, the Ketagalan , who supposedly lived in Asia sometime between seven and 15 thousand years ago.
Quite possibly Asia's earliest civilization, the Ketagalan peoples were reportedly incredibly advanced for the time, with both the know-how to create household utensils, a written language and the ability to construct pyramids and megaliths.
Just how the Ketagalan could have been so advanced, however, is where the legend gets a bit sketchy and, as some believe, quite unearthly.
Close encounters
According to historian Lin Sheng-yi who heads the Ketagalan of Taiwan Indigenous Culture Alliance -- a private organization that searches for traces of Taiwan's pre-history -- the reasons behind the advanced culture had quite a bit to do with visiting UFOs and their alien crews.
"It's quite obvious from looking at the few surviving pieces of Ketagalan artwork that they were in contact with alien peoples and UFOs. Artifacts clearly depict both UFOs and the radio waves emitted by them," explained Lin. "There can be no doubt that the recent find is a Ketagalan settlement, as its linear proportions clearly point to advanced construction knowledge."
Highly skeptical of the ideas put forward by members of KTIS regarding visiting aliens, archeologists and researchers are not totally dismissive of possible links to Mudalu. While still waiting for more precise dating results, experts have dated the structure to somewhere in the region of seven to 20 thousand years old.
"I'm still open to suggestions, but if the legend of Mudalu is to be believed, then bulwarks could possibly be found off the coast not only of Penghu, but Hualien and Taitung.
One of the most famous finds, that took place 20 years ago, was off the coast of Okinawa," continued Yang. "I certainly don't believe in the UFO connection, but the existence of a long forgotten settlement is certainly plausible."
Although the involvement of the museum's undersea archeology team has given the expedition a previously unheard of level of credibility, there are still questions as to the find's origins.
Volcanic phenomenon
The most significant of these is the lack of human remains or manmade objects in the vicinity. The lack of credible evidence leads many to continue to believe that the edifices are the result of volcanic activity.
Caused when lava flows are forced through joints in the structure of igneous rock beds, linear lave formations are found throughout the Pacific Ocean's "ring of fire." One of the most prominent such structures is in fact located at Hsishan on Penghu's Hujing Island.
Although the Hsishan formations are vertical examples of linear lava flows, the existence of these formations in such close proximity to the finds means volcanic activity cannot be dismissed. "When Penghu was created by volcanic activity millions of years ago it is quite possible that lava flowed into rock beds and over the years became flat and wall-like," explained Tsao Nu-chung of the Central Geographic Research Bureau
"While such structures do appear manmade because of their shape, it is in fact simply an unusual natural occurrence. Therefore we should be careful about jumping to conclusions about the structures." Shieh and his ten-man team remain adamant, however, that the structures found in Penghu are manmade.
Sonar soundings taken by members of the National Sun Yat-sen University's department of marine environment point to another four such structures; all of which cover roughly the same area and have nearly the same dimensions.
"If [the walls] were the result of volcanic activity then we would have an octopus shape on the seabed. The tentacles being the lava flows and in the center, where the body is, there would a crater," continued Shieh. "We didn't find a crater anywhere in the area, however. This certainly rules out volcanic activity."
Money matters
The hullabaloo surrounding these mysterious structures could be short lived, however. Marine archeology is an expensive business. The cost of the recent two-month trip was upwards of a quarter of a million NT dollars.
According to Yang, present funding is less than adequate if the nation's small number of marine archaeologists are to be allowed to continue their work. Funding is so small that Taiwan's marine archeologists and the work they carry out is more restricted than that of their Chinese counterparts at Beijing's National Museum of Chinese History.
The first institute in China to develop a center of marine archaeology, the museum's team has been exploring seabeds off the coast of China since 1985. It has made valuable finds in the seas off Fujian, Shandong and Liaoning provinces.
"China's underwater archeology teams receive much more funding than we do, as it comes directly from the country's cultural bureau. Our annual budget for research has to be divided between more than one agency," explained Yang. "This very much limits what and where we can operate."
Regardless of the problems faced by lack of funds, Shieh is determined to return to the seas off Penghu next April. With the continued backing of NMHMAT and the help of PTS and Sun Yat-sen University, the team plan to continue their search for the town and, if funds allow, look for the legendary temple as well.
"We'll be back there in early April. Until then the seas around Penghu are far too choppy to undertake an expedition of this type," said Shieh. "With one find under our belts, I'm hopeful that next year we will be able to secure more funds and maybe international interest in our search for long forgotten underwater cities."


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In SEER*Stat, to specify the subset of records to be used as your analysis cohort:
- Select a database on the Data Tab containing the records of interest.
- Make "selections" on the Selection Tab to specify an analysis cohort of all records or a subset of records in the chosen database.
Sample Analysis
Calculate the number of malignant lung and bronchus tumors diagnosed in Los Angeles from 1992-2015.
Step 1: Open a new Frequency session.
Step 2: Selecting the Appropriate Database
Each SEER database contains data for a specific set of registries and diagnosis years. This information is noted in the database name (registry terms are described in SEER Registry Groupings for Analyses). You can use SEER*Stat to view the list of registries in a database by 1) selecting the database on the Data Tab; 2) opening the dictionary; and 3) double-clicking the registry variable.
To analyze cancer data for Los Angeles, select the "SEER 18 Regs Research Data, Nov 2017 Sub (1973-2015 varying)" database.
Step 3: Using the Selection Tab
- Move to the Selection Tab.
- There are two basic mechanisms for making selections: adding selection statements and checking standard options. Selections reduce the number of records included in an analysis based on specific variables. If no selections are made, then your analysis cohort will include every case in the database (all cases in the 18 SEER registries for 1973-2015). In this exercise, we want the frequency of malignant lung cancer cases in Los Angeles for 1992-2015. As you will see, the SEER 18 registry database only contains Los Angeles data for 1992-2015.
- Use the default options in the Select Only box, ensuring that the Malignant Behavior, Known Age, and Cases in Limited-Use Database options are checked.
- Select Edit.
- Using the controls at the top of the Case Selection window, you will create a search statement. The variables are listed in categories in the Variable box on the top left of the screen.
- In the Variable box, use the "+" to expand the "Race, Sex, Year Dx, Registry, County" category.
- Select "SEER registry".
- Moving to the center of the window, check to see that "is = to" is selected as the Operator.
- Scroll through the items in the Values box until you find and select "Los Angeles - 1992+" (each registry's years of data are noted in the labels).
- Next select "Site recode ICD-O-3/WHO 2008" from the "Site and Morphology" category. Note that a new line joined by the operator "AND" has been added to your selection statement.
- Using "is = to" as the Operator, find and select "Lung and Bronchus" as the value.
- At this time, the following should appear in the Selection Statement box at the bottom of the window:
{Race, Sex, Year Dx, Registry, County.SEER registry} = 'Los Angeles - 1992+'
AND {Site and Morphology.Site recode ICD-O-3/WHO 2008} = ' Lung and Bronchus'
- Use the OK button to close the Case Selection window.
Step 3: Execute SEER*Stat
- Use the or select Execute from the Session menu to execute the session.
- A dialog will display the progress of the job. When the job completes a new window will open containing the output table or matrix. In this exercise, we calculated one statistic (the number of malignant lung and bronchus cases of known age in Los Angeles, diagnosed from 1992 through 2015). To make a more complex table, see stratifying results by one or more variables.


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Murray rallies to beat Andujar
Andy Murray had to battle back from a set down to beat Spaniard Pablo Andujar in the opening round of the Abierto Mexicano Telcel in Acapulco.
Andujar, who held Rafael Nadal to match points in Rio de Janeiro a week ago, got off to another strong start as he took the first set and then broke Murray again, but the Scot responded by winning six games in a row on his way to a 3-6 6-1 6-2 victory.
Murray, making his first appearance in Latin America, will face Joao Sousa in the second round after the Portuguese saw off Adrian Mannarino 1-6 6-2 6-2.
Top seed David Ferrer, who won three straight titles in Acapulco from 2010 to 2012 when the tournament was played on clay, adjusted well to the new hard court as he breezed by Mikhail Kukushkin of Kazakhstan 6-2 6-3.
That has set up a second round meeting with Feliciano Lopez, with the Spaniard beating Edouard Roger-Vasselin of France 6-4 6-2.
Third seed John Isner is out already, having gone down 7-6 (7/4) 7-6 (7/5) to Ivo Karlovic, but there were no such problems for fifth seed Kevin Anderson, who beat French qualifier Stephane Robert 6-2 7-6 (9/7).
Seventh seed Ernests Gulbis dispatched Yen-Hsun Lu 6-1 6-1 while Alexandr Dolgopolov carried over his strong form from Rio by beating eighth seed Vasek Pospisil 6-2 6-2.
Fourth seed Grigor Dimitrov beat Australian Marinko Matosevic 7-5 6-1 and Gilles Simon advanced with a 6-1 6-2 win over Tim Smyczek.
Top seeds Dominika Cibulkova, Eugenie Bouchard and Kaia Kanepi advanced in the women's tournament but there was an early exit for number five Yvonne Meusburger.
Number one Cibulkova saw off Urszula Radwanska 6-3 6-4 while the second-seeded Bouchard was a 6-2 6-2 winner over Shahar Peer.
Third seed Kanepi had a little more work to do in a 6-1 3-6 6-2 win over Jana Cepelova, but Meusburger's tournament came to a premature end as qualifier Sharon Fichman enjoyed a straight-sets win, 6-1 6-3.
Eighth seed Shuai Zhang beat qualifier Madison Keys 4-6 6-1 6-4.
Yanina Wickmayer beat Lesia Tsurenko 7-6 (7/4) 6-4, and qualifier Victoria Duval advanced wit ha 6-2 6-4 win over Iveta Melzer.
Aleksandra Wozniak was given a tough test before beating qualifier Ashleigh Barty 7-6 (7/5) 5-7 6-2, but Julio Goerges was a convincing 6-0 6-1 winner over Marcela Zacarias.
Caroline Garcia beat Lourdes Dominguez Lino 6-4 7-6 (8/6) and Lara Arruabarrena saw off Galina Voskoboeva 6-2 6-4.


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Lets Talk! Discussion on 'A Girls Right to Learn without Fear'
UNICEFs Deputy Executive Director, Geeta Rao Gupta provided the welcoming remarks and stated, Surprisingly, given the impact of violence on girls, teachers, families and communities, school-related gender-based violence is often unremarked upon and taken for granted. At the same time, we know that education can give girls particular resources to challenge gender-based violence.
The Minister of Culture and Sport Finland, Mr Paavo Erkki Arhinmäki, was invited to provide reflections on school-related gender-based violence along with the response of the Government of Finland. He noted, Education and gender equality are intertwined and that education is a critical path to gender equality and womens empowerment. We must create safe learning environments free from violence. In Finland, study courses have been developed on preventing violence and learning materials to support education for young people on sexual rights and safety skills.
Around the world, there is an estimated 66 million girls who are denied their right to education. To speak more in-depth on this issue, a dynamic panel followed the opening remarks, moderated by Sarah Hendriks, the Global Gender Advisor of Plan International. The discussion touched upon findings from Plans global report, A Girls Right to Learn without Fear: Working to End Gender-Based Violence at School which was also launched at the event. The panelists included: Marcela, a member from the Because I am a Girl Youth Speakers Bureau; Rosemary McCarney, President and CEO of Plan Canada; Seodi White, Lawyer and National Coordinator of Women in Law in Southern Africa; and Robert Prouty, Lead Education Specialist, World Bank.
Rosemary McCarney highlighted the seriousness of gender-based violence (GBV). She said, The biggest barrier to getting girls in school - and staying in school - is gender-based violence. Governments need to be called upon to develop action plans to address violence, especially school-related violence.
Whats astonishing in the education sector is how much violence is not hidden because it is not seen as wrong, said Robert Prouty. He added, Addressing the opportunities we have of looking at why violence has become pervasive and accepted is the first step The idea of a progressive realization of rights is also not acceptable. We need to figure out how to get the rights now instead of putting it off. Sooner or later is not good enough.
In a similar vein, Seodi White added, We need to create a sense of urgency and emergency. Collaboration between different sectors is critical. We are still working separately. When you examine the laws in various countries, their [respective] education acts, for example, do not integrate school-related gender-based violence. Therefore, if we are going to talk about processes, if this issue is not integrated in the education act, it will be difficult to have accountability, she said.
Marcela, the young girl ambassador from El Salvador, moved the audience with personal reflections from her country. She noted that in El Salvador, although girls are taught to be aware of various dangers in terms of sexual and physical violence, boys are never taught to respect girls. Girls need to know their rights. Marcela said, We need to change the way we are saying things, because those things can create stereotypes and the cycle will never end.
When asked what she thinks governments, schools and teachers can do to bring an end to violence in schools, she answered, All parts, including the community, need to work together and prioritize the topic of a girls right to learn without fear. There is a need to invest in girls because a girl educated is not going to suffer from violence, a girl educated can change the world.
The panel discussion was followed by a special advance preview of a chapter from 10x10s new film, Girl Rising, which was introduced by its Executive Director and Producer, Holly Gordon, and highlighted issues of girls education around the globe.
The event was Livestreamed and we invite you to view it in its entirety by clicking here.


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- European football
Platini plots Champions League revamp
UEFA are considering expanding the Champions League to 64 teams and scrapping the Europa League, president Michel Platini has confirmed.
The changes would allow seven English club teams and five Scottish sides to enter at a preliminary qualifying stage and could come into effect in time for the 2015 competition.
"There is a debate to determine what form the European competitions will have between 2015 and 2018," Platini told French newspaper Ouest France.
"We are discussing it, we will make a decision in 2014. There is nothing decided yet."
The possibility of a breakaway European league, as mooted by Barcelona president Sandro Rosell, was dismissed by Platini who questioned the viability of such a competition.
"It's a question that is regularly brought up," he said. "I can't see how it could work outside the UEFA framework. Who will referee them? In what stadiums will they play?"
Rosell, who is chairman of European Club Association had previously said: "If UEFA and the ECA reach an agreement, we would like to increase the Champions League under the umbrella of UEFA. If not, the ECA is entitled to organise their own champions competition."
Platini also hinted at the introduction of video technology to aid officials' decisions, but underlined that it is by no means a foregone conclusion as of yet.
He added: "There is a complicated thing for which we might, and I say might, need video, it's offside. Because it is very difficult for the referees to rule on that."


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Assistant Professor, The Saul R. Korey Department of Neurology
Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine (Critical Care)
Dr. Antoniello is a board-certified vascular neurologist and behavioral neurologist. He is director of the vascular neurology training fellowship. He completed his vascular neurology training at Columbia University, and cognitive neurology at the University of Florida. He has been a long time member of the Einstein community, as both a student and resident. Dr. Antoniello specializes in the clinical care of stroke patients and disorders of cognition. His research interest is in right hemispheric function, including spatial neglect, phantom limb phenomenon, and motor perception.
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Robbins MS, Verghese J, Antoniello D. A second case of isolated gait apraxia from an acute unilateral parasagittal lesion. Clin Neurol Neurosurg. 2012 Jul;114(6):823-5.
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Robbins MS, Verghese J, Antoniello D. Isolated gait apraxia from an acute unilateral parasagital lesion. Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery. 2011 Nov;113(9) 782-4.
Weiss E, Antoniello D, McGinley J et al. Improved Memory Funtioning Subsequent to Diffuse Bilateral Hippocampal Damage from Predominantly CA1 Involvment: A Case Study. Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology. 2010 Sep;41 (6) 550-551.
Lazar RM, Minzer BM, Antoniello D, Festa JR, Krakauer JW, Marshall RS. Improvement in aphasia scores after stroke is well predicted by initial severity. Stroke. 2010 Jul;41(7):1485-8. Epub 2010 Jun 10.
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As the heirs of many successful entrepreneurs are wont to do, Sam Walton's make generous donations with their family's fortune.
For example, Wal-Mart (WMT) announced last week that it would distribute $3 million to charities in the Big Apple, including $1 million to the New York Women's Foundation for job training and $30,000 to Bailey House, a program that distributes groceries to low-income New Yorkers.
Yet rather than saying "Thank you," the liberals of New York City decided to say "No" to the money.
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You may be wondering what could possibly be wrong with free money. Well, Wal-Mart has been under assault by a group of union thugs recently…
And now, their campaign against the ubiquitous retailer has officially taken a turn toward the bizarre. Twenty-six of the 51 members of the New York City Council signed a letter claiming that the charitable gifts were actually a cynical attempt to influence the city.
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According to the New York Post, the letter – which was addressed to Wal-Mart and The Walton Family Foundation – says: "We know how desperate you are to find a foothold in New York City to buy influence and support here… Stop spending your dangerous dollars in our city." The testy letter even specified, "That's right: This is a cease-and-desist letter."
Fighting for Control
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The Post also reported that Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito called the donations "toxic money" and accused Wal-Mart of waging a "cynical public relations campaign that disguises Wal-Mart's backwards anti-job agenda."
You see, Wal-Mart has tried repeatedly to open stores in New York City, but has so far been blocked. Unions want you to get the mistaken impression that they're about protecting union retail jobs. But don't believe it.
The most powerful union inside New York is the teachers union, and it counts The Walton Family Foundation as public enemy No. 1 because of the amount of money that the Foundation gives to New York City charter schools.
Since 2004, the Walton clan has given $16 million to Village Academies, DREAM Charter School, and Success Academy. They're doing their best to transform the face of public education nationwide, and they've been particularly successful in NYC because the city's schools have been a disaster for decades. It embarrasses the teachers union that, given a chance, students flee the public school system.
Yet the significance of this story goes beyond education.
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You see, liberals want to control the money doled out to the poor. That way, they can collect votes in exchange for the transfer payments. Needless to say, this is a disastrous idea in practice.
Studies have shown for decades that private charity does more for the poor than government welfare payments. And companies (such as Wal-Mart) do more for the poor than nearly any other single agency. But giving back to the community through charity only inflames the control-minded leftists even more.
So expect to see demonstrators outside of the New York City Hall protesting against Wal-Mart this week. Heck, these same protests might even make it to a Wal-Mart near you. Unions across America are likely to join in the fun if the New Yorkers get the publicity that they're seeking.
Ironically, if you followed the anti-Wal-Mart protesters around America long enough, you'd find many circling the block and grabbing a cart when their progressive friends aren't watching.
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Even liberals want the benefits of shopping with the low-price leader.
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The precision-steering is easily operated, even at low engine RPM. The hydrostatic, load-sensing steering system only works when you turn the steering wheel to save fuel.
Volvo's unique TP-linkage provides high breakout torque and perfect parallel movement throughout the entire lifting range. The operator has complete control of the most demanding operations, thanks to precision-steering and pilot-operated fingertip control of the load-sensing hydraulics. This means greater safety and faster work cycles in all types of applications.


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Pets, Pets, Pets
Search for Sensation Continues: The Chicago Field article below describes the April 1880 Opening of the Westminster Kennel in Babylon. These festivities (pay particular attention to the lunch paragraph) centered at the 1700s farmhouse already on the land Westminster leased west of Southards Pond. Pigeon shoots took place on the grounds too. This farmhouse which later became the kennel super's residence was moved in 1884 to make room for the new clubhouse. Sometime later it was moved again to the northwest corner of Livingston Avenue where it is today. Now for the 1880 Grand Opening:
The Westminster Kennel Club opened their new kennel at Babylon on the 13th; but owing to snow and rain and freezing weather of the week previous, the grounds were in rather bad condition, although the arrangements for shooting were almost perfect, the traps working well, and a fine lot of birds on hand, from Philadelphia. There were about twenty members on the grounds, although the day was such as to deter any but those mostly interested in the success of the opening from leaving New York and taking a run of 36 miles into the country.
The site selected by the club as a permanent location is one of the finest on the county. Thehouse stands back from the main road about 150 yards, giving a splendid ground for shooting directly in front of the house. On the east the ground slopes gradually to a lake of about 40 acres; to the north of the stables and kennels is a grove of old oaks of about two acres. The roads to the south and west running through their property keep away any nuisances in the shape of small tenements about the grounds which comprise 27 acres, good cover, and fields to work dogs in, and plenty of birds to break them on; and a distance of only six minutes drive from Babylon depot, and one hour from New York.
The lunch served at one o'clock was of a most substantial kind, and was done ample justice to. Every man tried to do double duty, for himself and absent friends, but notwithstanding, the table at the close of the ceremonies looked like an immense cribbage board, with all the holes filled with bottles instead of pegs. Still there were enough fluids left to make Rome howl on another occasion. Item: one keg of lager stood in the corner of the back room, tolerably neglected, not a person did it the honor of turning the spigot.
Among the members present were General Alexander Webb, Robert C. Cornell, Edward Stanton, Walter Webb, William F. Morgan, Phoenix Remsen, J. Hopkins Smith, C. DuBois Wagstaff. William Tileston, W. Vandervier, T. Dewitt Thompson, Mr. Hitchcock, G. DeForest Grant, Mortimer, and others.
Everyone was pleased with the kennels and voted them perfect in all respects….
(Signed) Tahlulah (Chicago Field, Vol XII, p.118, 3 Apr 1880)
I am still dissecting the original location clues in this rediscovered piece, but for now it is important to note that nine attendees were charter members of Westminster Kennel Club (WKC). These men had fascinating, and sometimes tragic, backgrounds as outlined in William F.Stifel's The Dog Show: 125 Years of Westminster. Here are several capsule profiles:
* General Alexander Webb, the WKC's first president, was a Union Civil War general who earned the Congressional Medal of Honor after the Battle of Gettysburg. Later he was the president of the College of the City of NY for 33 years.
*G. DeForest Grant, a banker and Pointer man, sailed to England in 1876 to acquire a fine Pointer to represent the club. He found "Don", rechristened "Sensation", whom he thought was the best dog he had ever seen. Sensation lived up to his name.
* Robert C. Cornell was a lawyer and the club's legal counsel. Cornell took care of Sensation, who is still the symbol of Westminster, when the Pointer was retired from exhibition. In June 1887, Sensation died in Babylon and was buried beneath the flagpole in front of the new clubhouse.
*William Tileston, international businessman and editor, was manager of the WKC show this fateful year. In May, shortly after the 1880 Babylon celebration, Tileston was standing by Madison Square Garden which was being refurbished when the entrance collapsed. He was killed by the rubble. Walter Webb, half-brother of the General and also at the Babylon opening, was show chairman. He escaped with a broken leg and bruises. Three women passing by also died in this freak accident.
* James Mortimer, expert on all things canine, was not a charter WKC member, but rather superintendent of both the Babylon kennels until 1892 and of the WKC dog show until his death in 1915. He lived in this farmhouse after it was moved the first time. A 1930 Babylon Leader retrospective said that when Mortimer went into the Village, he was "always accompanied by half a dozen dogs."
* Last but not least, member C. DuBois Wagstaff is the reason there was a Babylon Westminster. He owned Tahlulah Kennels in West Islip, found the 64 acres near Southards for WKC, designed the new clubhouse, and bought the acres north of the WKC land as his own. He is buried in Babylon Rural Cemetery several rows away from D. Downs the man who sold WKC the land. Wagstaff must have written this article for the Chicago Field. Check out the signature.
For Adoption: The dogs at Babylon Town Shelter (631-643-9270) Lamar St. W. Babylon would appreciate someone like Mortimer to bring them home. Last weekend a Puggle with an unregistered microchip was found at Southards Pond. Our poster dogs include a male Cairn mix and a senior Cocker Spaniel. Even though her spaying and dentistry were the day before, this sweet Cocker became "enchanted" in her Snow White costume. She is a wiggly wagger and loves everyone, including kids.
More Dogs: 2 white Pomeranians; "Roxy" brindle mix Cage 25; "Hallie" white Pit Cage 38; "Bernie" Shepherd mix Cage 8; "Teddy"-Golden mix Cage 6.
Cats: Siamese mix with extra toes; ""Slim Jim" in maternity; "Winston"- black beauty.
*Don't Forget: "Meet the Breeds"- Oct. 17-18-Javits Center in NYC (www.meetthebreeds. com)


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Pets, Pets, Pets
Balto, the hero Husky who in January 1925 led the last life-saving leg of the six hundred mile diphtheria serum run from Anchorage to Nome, Alaska is immortalized in bronze in Central Park. Just like the Alice in Wonderland statue, Balto's fur shines like gold because of the countless children who have pet off his patina. Yet his biggest fan worships him from afar. Balto's legacy lives on within the heart of a special young man in Florida.Although Matt Browning, age 33, was born with multiple physical and intellectual impairments, he has a beautiful outlook on life. He's an identical twin and proud of his brother who works at Universal Studios, especially since Matt is a movie buff. The animated Balto is his favorite filmfor two reasons. As Matt says, "#1 the story is true and #2 Balto saves children". He's a participant at Pathways, a day program for independence in Palm Beach where my friend Jeanne Penney is a director. She too has a refreshing perspective about disability, partly because her late father had polio. At softball games, he'd step out of his wheelchair to hit homers and then barrel by the bases in his braces. She grew up thinking that only the "good people" wound up in wheelchairs. Her childhood was unique. Each night she and her identical twin sister were whisked off to bed either by a rocket ship or magic carpet.
Meanwhile Matt's an innocent, kind fellow who is always thinking of others. Most of Pathways' 15 clients are paralyzed, some quadriplegic; but Matt can negotiate a walker, so each day he gathers his buddies' drinks from their lunch boxes and puts them in the refrigerator. It's the least he can do for them. In addition, Matt is the movie critic for Pathways' newsletter "Wild Wheels". Last year he brought in his Balto tape to share with the gang, but the VCR ate it up. He was beside himself; everyone needed to know about Balto, so Jeanne ordered a DVD replacement tout de suite from EBay.
Jeanne is a native Long Islander. We taught together three decades ago. Her twin sister still lives in East Moriches. Last summer Jeanne, also an RN, was in New York quite often because her cousin from Delaware was undergoing chemo treatment at Sloan. To Matt, "New York" means "NYC" and "NYC" means the Balto statue. Each trip he would ask Jeanne to go to Central Park to get him a Balto photo but her cousin's ordeal was too intense. Jeanne was never able to steal away; Matt understood. Since 2000 Pathways (www.pathtoind.org) has helped Palm Beach area adults with severe physical developmental disabilities live as independent a life as possible. The clients, presently ranging from 22 to 57 years old, have varying difficulties with communication
and mobility. Many have electronic devices that interpret eye or head movement messages, besides using powered wheelchairs. Activities are designed to enhance each participant's abilities and dignity. Some learn to read or use computers at Pathways, because previously no one tried to teach them. In their "Do You Have the Guts?" support club, members discuss barriers in their lives and ways to obtain individual goals which can range from moving into their own apartment to convincing their parents they are not babies
anymore. Pathways clients manage creative micro-industries such as a balloon bouquet business, an online thrift shop, and my favorite- a Flamingo Flocking service. Far from a somber place; practical jokes rule at Pathways. This tiny community combats monumental challenges with a collective sense of humor. However, like many non-profits, budgets are stretched. Not immune from the Madoff mess, Pathways had to sell their only specially equipped van to help them stay open. Now back to Balto…..but first, since I'm obsessed with the truth behind famous, long dead dogs (including Westminster's Sensation buried in Babylon), time to debunk
the Hollywood version. (Skip this paragraph if you don't want to know the harsh reality.) Balto and the sled team did inspire the annual Iditarod race, though there were hard feelings about which lead dog should receive the credit. The public loved Balto's story. In December 1925, Balto attended the unveiling of his Central Park likeness. When his star faded, he and his K-9 cohorts were sold to a vaudeville promoter. In 1927, a Cleveland businessman found the team neglected and in poor health, prompting Ohio school kids to raise $2000 to buy the dogs and return them as heroes to Cleveland. At his death in 1933, Balto was stuffed, and is now on display at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Last month Jeanne returned to Long Island, stopping first in Delaware to see her cousin, happily in remission. We spent a day in NYC. Our first stop was Central Park to climb the rock and pose with Balto. The weekend before had been Matt's 33rd birthday. She sent the photos by phone to Pathways. Within moments, Matt (with some help) texted back: "Thanks, for the best BD gift ever." Matt, I'm spreading the word too. Now every Post reader knows about your beloved Balto.
For Adoption at Oyster Bay Town Shelter (677-5784) Miller Pl. Syosset: "Fidget" is a lovely female Foxhound mix with a Greyhound's face while "Preston" #544 is a handsome gray tabby. He and his cat brother "Derek" #545 are purrsonality plus. Dogs: "Rusty"- young Lab; "Gypsy"-Cattle Dog mix; "Ripley"- Puggle. Cats: "Spanky"- declawed tabby in showcase. Her owner died; "Prudence"-flame point Tonkinese mix; "Quincy"- orange & white.
Don't Miss Out: Last Hope's musical "Bella Notte" dinner at Sergio's in Massapequa-Thurs. Sept. 3 from 6 to 9 pm. See www.lasthopeanimalrescue.org for ticket info.


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Tag: films
The Great Big Lomography Film Bible: Colour Negative Editionwritten by pamelaklaffke on 2010-11-04 #gear #tutorials
So many films, yet only so much time (and money). Analogue world can be overwhelming at times, but we're here to help with the first installment of the Lomography Film Bible. We're kicking things off with a round-up of all kinds of colour negative film.51 185 Share Tweet
Instax Photo Collage Optical Illusionwritten by mafiosa on 2013-02-26 #gear #tutorials
Have you ever accidentally pressed the eject button on your instant-back adapter before taking a photo? If so, you have likely been crushed thinking about what an incredible waste it is to have to discard these instant "blanks". Well you no longer have to let them go to waste. You can re-purpose these blanks to create cool photo collages.38 103 Share Tweet
Rare Kodak Video Shows the Making of Medium Format Filmswritten by plasticpopsicle on 2011-05-10 #videos
Ever wondered how the films we all love and crave for are made? Kodak has the answer, in an interesting 1958 documentary showing early production process of medium format films!44 84 Share Tweet
Time To Shine: Photography Editionwritten by judithadam on 2013-01-24 #news
Imagine: You and your favorite analogue camera on a real movie set. Sounds like something you want to do? Then take your camera and start shooting: this competition is your chance to shine with the stars!14 106 Share Tweet
The Definitive Trick...or How to Get Films FOR FREE!written by jandra on 2012-03-31 #gear #tutorials
To take pictures, we need our cameras but without films, we can't do anything. Nowadays, prices have soared and the same people who today, take all our money, in the past they gave us the option of getting free films or albums.21 87 Share Tweet
Gross, Cool, or Both?written by gabysalas on 2012-06-01 #news
Disclaimer: do not try this at home! Ok, now that we've got that out of the way, want to know what happens when you swallow some film? Two Kingston University Students did, find out more after the jump.22 40 Share Tweet
44 days in Europe with 54 films: Now an Analogue Addictwritten by thestranger13 on 2012-07-16
A 44-day trip to Europe with my LC-Wide opened my eyes to films. I have never derived so much satisfaction and thrill from taking, developing, and anticipating photos. And suddenly digital was part of my past, and it was effortless.10 50 Share Tweet
Bunny Yeager's Darkroom X Lomography: Pin-up Competition!2013-03-08 #news
Snap, click, sizzle! We are so excited to partner with Petra Mason, author of Bunny Yeager's Darkroom, and Rizzoli publishing to bring you this retro style photo competition. Learn more about how your awesome Pin-up shots can win you some sweet prizes after the jump!13 40 Share Tweet
How to Organize the Analogue Messwritten by susielomovitz on 2010-09-23 #gear #tutorials
It was really hard to find the way to organize my negative's mess, but one day I decided to straighten up my negatives, cd's and contact sheets. It was not an easy work, but it deserve it when you want to scan an old pic, check what film you used in that picture you like or just have organized the safest back up ever: the negatives.16 35 Share Tweet
KODAK EKTACHROME IE - The ancestor of the Kodak Aerochrome EIRwritten by frauspatzi on 2013-05-13 #gear
Many of us know that you have a rare film in your collection and is waiting for the right moment to try this. I want to introduce you a color infrared film in this review, the Kodak Ektachrome IE.12 40 Share Tweet
Recycling Spools and Canisterswritten by dux_x on 2011-02-19 #gear #tutorials
Always ask for your lab to give you back the film spools and canisters after developing. Just ask them to give it back to you afterwards.7 42 Share Tweet
Time to Shine: Short Movie Editionwritten by judithadam on 2013-01-24 #news
Ever wanted to work with the likes of Halle Berry, Adrien Brody, Jason Statham or Sam Riley? This is a competition that gives you the chance to be part of a film set in London!29 15 Share Tweet
Magnification Made Easywritten by mafiosa on 2013-06-21 #gear #tutorials
We all love a good macro shot, but most of our toy cameras do not allow for in-focus close-ups. In the past, I have experimented with using a hand-held magnifying glass to obtain some close-ups with the LC-A+. However, the focal length was always estimated, and often wrong. I wanted a way to use a magnifying glass and always obtain an in-focus close-up despite using a camera that doesn't have true viewfinder.9 35 Share Tweet
Time to Shine: Music Video Editionwritten by judithadam on 2013-01-24 #news
Ever dreamed of being a music video director? Now's your chance to show us what you've got and enter a once in a lifetime opportunity to work with film producers on a real life set! Check out the details below!28 13 Share Tweet
Analogue Wedding Photographer: Eunice K.2012-02-27 #people
Since a few years back, Eunice K., our local active Lomographer has developed her interest into her occupation: analogue wedding photographer! In conjunction with the Valentine's Day, she shares with us the romantic moments in wedding photographing and tips for portrait shooting.4 37 Share Tweet
Photo Fit For An Exhibitionwritten by mindofmyra on 2014-08-26 #news
Have you ever thought that your photos were worthy of having its own exhibit? Well, maybe it is! Take a chance and show us your most creative photographs. From the accidental shot that was taken from your hip or even the posed perfection you ask of your subjects, send us your best photos that define you as a person.3 37 Share Tweet
Introducing The New Lomography Orca B&W 100 110 Pocket Filmwritten by webo29 on 2012-05-16 #news
Hold on tight because yet another analogue revolution is happening. Forty years after 110 format film was originally introduced in 1972, Lomography Orca is now the first 110 film to be produced since 2009. Yes! Lomography is single-handedly bringing this format back in circulation! So let us introduce you to the brand new, 100 ISO, crispy black & white Lomography Orca.9 29 Share Tweet
Lomowall Bangkok is Calling you for Submissions!written by kokakoo on 2011-12-27 #news
You don't have to wait any longer. We are accepting your Lomo pictures to be a part of the LomoWall in the new and upcoming Lomography Gallery Store Bangkok!17 20 Share Tweet
Films and the Beginning of Its Endwritten by nicholasdavidchoy on 2011-05-16
The Lomo community revived a flagging film industry in the face of the hugely popular digital cameras. But with films stocks dipping, manufacturers stopping production and prices sky-rocketing, how much longer can this last?7 28 Share Tweet
Mad films - Playing with Lemons, Vinegar, Soap, and Fujicolourwritten by pam_ on 2012-09-14 #gear #tutorials
Have you ever taken a glass of water and mixed in everything you had under your sight? Well, what if you put in your film as well?12 26 Share Tweet
Toronto Urban Photography Festival x Lomography Canada: Winner's Announcementwritten by ashleyaang on 2013-03-04 #news
You've waited long enough for this - Our winners have been chosen and we're ready for the big reveal! Excited to find out who made it into the Toronto Urban Photography Festival? Check it out after the jump!16 18 Share Tweet
Your Choice for Portraits: Filmswritten by plasticpopsicle on 2012-04-16 #gear
Last month, we asked you for the camera of your choice when it comes to shooting portraits. We all have preferred films as well when it comes to portraits, so now, why don't you also share with us the emulsions of your choice for portrait snaps?10 23 Share Tweet
Camera Cameos: Nikon F on Full Metal Jacketwritten by basterda on 2012-02-27
Every Monday, we're going to present analogue eye candies to you! You may have already seen them in cinematic films, old school music videos, vintage advertisements, or other forms of visual media. Our second full feature for this series is a Nikon F camera seen on Full Metal Jacket!3 27 Share Tweet
My 2011 in Analogue: From London to Marrakech, Paris, and Valenciawritten by neja on 2012-01-02
From London to Marrakech, from Paris to Valencia. Read about my 2011 adventures in analogue after the jump!9 22 Share Tweet
Win a Year's Subscription to Hungry Eye Magazinewritten by hannah_brown on 2014-06-27 #news
Hungry Eye is a quarterly film and photography magazine that covers everything from black-and-white analogue stills and eye-popping music videos, to short films made on a shoestring budget and full-length movies shot with the latest technology. Hungry Eye is offering a year's subscription to the magazine plus the Hungry Eye Guide to Music book which hasn't been released yet. Oh, and we're throwing in a LomoKino too! Grab your chance to win here.12 16 Share Tweet
Fuji Repackages Films And Raises Priceswritten by denisesanjose on 2013-03-25 #news
Fujifilm Corporation recently redesigned the boxes for their line of 35mm films but also announced a substantial price increase in all professional photographic emulsions. Is it on its way to demise like Kodak?12 16 Share Tweet
Lomography.com's Best Community Photos of All Time: Part 1written by kazarareta on 2012-11-07
As we're celebrating Lomography's 20th year anniversary, we've got lots of surprises for you to get you in the mood to party analogue style with us! We've gathered the best online community photos for you, divided into three amazing parts.5 21 Share Tweet
Archiving of Your Negatives, Photos and Files on Your Computerwritten by pearlgirl77 on 2013-12-29 #gear #tutorials
I started arranging my negatives early and transferred it with the same numbering on the computer so I can find my negatives easier. It's a cool and convenient especially whenever I need to look for something in my files.2 24 Share Tweet
My Analogue Bucket List for 2012: Analogue Aspirationswritten by feelux on 2012-02-01
To get the most out of the Year of the Dragon, I'm making this bucket list to help me aim high and focus on what I want to accomplish this year. Hello 2012, What do you have in store for me?8 20 Share Tweet
Quickie Tipster: Used and Unused Filmswritten by dux_x on 2012-01-10 #gear #tutorials
If you are a crazy photographer and you keep your unexposed and used films together, and also have multiple cameras loaded at the same time, having a bit of discipline and organization can be a great idea.2 23 Share Tweet