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The use of tamoxifen in patients with DCIS
Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
I underwent a lumpectomy recently (age 52). The pathology report said I had DCIS as well as LCIS. There's no testing to see if I'm estrogen receptor positive or negative. I'm scheduled to receive 6 weeks of radiation therapy.
The oncologist suggested that I take tamoxifen for 5 years after radiation. My mother suffered a paralyzing stroke from blood clot at age 62. I haven't decided if I should take tamoxifen because of the many side effects. Is the ER factor a consideration in my case? I've already gone through menopause.
Kevin Fox, MD, Assistant Director, Clinical Affairs and Associate Professor of Hematology/Oncology at the Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania, responds:
The benefits of using tamoxifen in patients with Ductal Carcinoma In situ (DCIS) was demonstrated in clinical trials without testing for estrogen or progesterone receptors. Therefore, it is routinely recommended to DCIS patients without testing the receptors. The risk of stroke from tamoxifen is probably negligible, and your mother's stroke history should not be a deterrent.


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Friday, December 11, 2009
Get Yourself Some Grandparents for the Holidays
That's my Nona and Pops. I stole them from my friend Kd. She ran off to New Zealand to raise cows and chickens or crayfish or something and just left the grandparental units by the wayside. Imagine abandoning a perfectly good Nona and Pops like that! I figured since they were essentially free for the taking, I'd snatch them up. Wouldn't you? Look how cute they are.
We went to visit Pops for his 90th birthday and bring over some homemade treats that I had canned over the summer. After all, I owed Nona since she gave me all of her canning jars, and we're not talking a couple dozen here. I inherited her entire stash! (It's not like Kd was going to bring them to New Zealand.)
In her prime, Nona was the absolute queen of canning. She has my mother whipped, hands down. Every summer Pops would dig up the sizable backyard and plant loads of veggies. Nona tells me they would can over 100 quarts each of tomatoes and string beans. That should give you a clue as to how many jars I've got squirreled away. Total score!
I called Nona to ask if we could drop by and the tone of her gleeful response I can only liken to when I tell my 6 year old daughter that we're going to Fairyland. I instantly remembered that Nona and Pops no longer have family members living nearby and that visitors are scarce. This is all too often the unfortunate circumstances for the elderly in modern society; family moves away and friends have either passed or are not mobile enough for visiting. When I was very young, my parents would take me and my siblings to visit some of the older folks from our church who had a hard time getting out for Sunday services. It was part of my parents' commitment to community, but they also reveled in conversing with folks who had a lot of life behind them and could spin a good yarn. In our fast-paced urban lifestyles, we've let go of this practice, much to our cultural detriment.
But I didn't visit Nona and Pops out of some guilt-laden fear of myself becoming old and alone, or for the vulturous prospects of snagging some more canning loot. I sincerely enjoy Nona and Pops company. The first time I met Pops, or Papa but I like to call him Pops, Nona was fiddling with some pills and Pops turned to me and stated very matter of fact "She has to take those so she doesn't get pregnant." I laughed so hard I nearly choked on the piece of bread I was munching. My uproarious laughter at this dry comment bordered on rude, but I couldn't help myself. That was some funny stuff. I've heard tell that Pops doesn't always know what's going on these days, but I suspect that he just chimes in when he has got something important to say. And I could talk to Nona for hours about the old days in Oakland and San Lorenzo, where they have resided for the last 50 years. Nona tells me about the orchards that used to be scattered throughout the area, the canning, gardening, and sausage making that she would do with her Portuguese mother-in-law. She gives me updates on her at least 40 year old tortoise named Georgia, who is currently hibernating and who, I was told, once disappeared for over two years and then turned up again one day roaming around the backyard.
Nona and Pops are a funny, good-natured, kind pair whom it is always a pleasure to visit. They even sent me a birthday card! They're the best. We hope to get the entire Itty Bitty clan over there before the holidays.
And no, you cannot have my Nona and Pops. I stole them fair and square. If you need a Nona and Pops, go out and get your own! There are plenty out there and I'm sure they would love a visit from some young whipper snapper such as yourself. The holidays are the perfect time to adopt a grandparent.
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that is super cool. Right now I facilitate a group for elderly women who have vision problems and I love it. They are teaching me far more than I am helping them. I just sit back and listen to their stories and ideas for problem solving, dealing with their disabilities and families, and just plain getting older. I know one woman makes a kick-ass jam. I should ask her to teach me.ReplyDelete
I adopted a "Pappi" about five or six years ago, when I realized he has no family. A more stubborn old coot would be hard to find, but he is MY old coot and I adore him. I love to listen to all of his stories, and I love the tears in his eyes when he talks about his great granddaughter, my daughter. Congrats on your grandparents!ReplyDelete
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The Death of John Raymond
Immediately after the Battle of Lexington and Concord, the Massachusetts provincial authorities listed Raymond among the men from Lexington who had died that day. Their broadsides and newspaper dispatches put no asterisk beside his name to indicate that he was killed on the common in the morning—so he must have died in the afternoon battle.
But otherwise, I found nothing published in 1775 about the circumstances of John Raymond's death. The Provincial Congress made as big a deal as possible of certain British army "atrocities"—the deaths of two men in a Menotomy tavern, the invasion of Hannah Adams's house in that same village. The Rev. Jonas Clarke of Lexington highlighted those same events in his sermon on the first anniversary of the battle. But he didn't mention Raymond.
The earliest description of how Raymond died that I've come across appeared in William Munroe's deposition about the battle from 1825:
On the return of the British troops from Concord, they stopped at my tavern house in Lexington, and dressed their wounded. I had left my house in the care of a lame man, by the name of Raymond, who supplied them with whatever the house afforded, and afterward, when he was leaving the house, he was shot by the regulars, and found dead within a few rods of the house.Two years later, Munroe's death notice (quoted here in full, and referring to him by his later militia rank) stated:
Col. M. participated with his company in the events of the day, leaving the care of his public house in the superintendance of a neighbor, whom the British killed on their retreat.Those sources established several details about Raymond: he was one of Munroe's neighbors, and he was "lame"—whether permanently or temporarily is unclear. Munroe left him in charge of the tavern, he served the British troops, and they shot him a short distance from the house "when he was leaving."
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Do you remember when we met? I had come to the west valley animal shelter, and I saw you before you saw me. You were by yourself in a little cage at the end of the long corridor. When you saw me, you tried to bite your way through the wires. I stopped and took a moment to fall in love with you. Oh, you were tiny. A comma made of black fur, punctuating my love with licks and nips. Our affair was destined to be a run on sentence, on and on and on and on and on and on. But then, it was just the beginning of the story and you could sit comfortably and very dignified in the palm of my hand while you emanated gratitude and warmth and puppy love. There was a large wound on the top of your head that was caked in dirt and dried blood, and you had a slight wobble in your walk because the people at the shelter said you had been kicked very hard. They put you on a table and someone tried to feed you a French fry, but you refused it, because that would have meant you would have had to stop staring at me. you never wanted to stop staring at me. You were a master at seduction, even then, at just a few weeks old.
We went home together and you were scared. I had to bathe you in the sink and you hated it! You were even smaller without fur. The dried blood and fleas were gone, and then it was just you, wet and perfect and tiny and soon asleep between my giant platform shoes. It was the 90s after all.
I named you after Ralph Fiennes. "The English Patient" had just come out. You were badly hurt but I was determined to be your Juliette Binoche and nurse you back to health, my head on your chest, as you told me all the great stories of the war and your love. The vets didn't believe you'd get better, but I held you day and night and cried softly into your fur and fed you nutrical from my fingers and you grew and suddenly, seemingly overnight, you were my big dog. My big boy. My Ralph.
You would sleep on the bed with me, in my single days, and you would put your head on the pillow, the rest of your dog body under the covers, just like a man. Before I was married, you were my dog husband. When we moved to the big house, you were horrified, and you barked at the movers like you were defending your homeland, but you grew to love the new house, and then your new dad, and begrudgingly, your new dog siblings.
I am not sure what I am going to do without you. My love. My Ralph. I don't know yet. I am happy you are no longer in pain. All the money in the world couldn't cure the passage of time. Where are you floating now? Among all the famous people in heaven? I bet it's big scene up there. They should let you into the VIP lounge. Just tell them who your mother is.
I grieve for you so, my love. My big dog. Who was so afraid of the wind. When I petted you, I could hear the deep satisfaction that welled up inside you. Your great dog sighs were profound. You would shake the floors. When you were very sick, I would try to ease the pain by lying next to you in your bed, my whole body encircling yours, thinking if only I could absorb the pain, take the disease into myself and take it out of you. We can only do so much, we can only do so much on earth, my love.
I am convinced I will meet you again someday, when this is all over. When there are no more jobs or days or nights or appointments or things or shows or age or sun or moon or trips or life or anything. It will be just us, and there will be a field and you will run to me, with no pain in your hips. You will run to me and knock me down.


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And—surprise, surprise—it's in Mexico
The diamond dealer gives a long, difficult to decipher speech about how every country that has driven out the Jews has "suffered the same fate." He makes the bold claim that there is no culture (since the Greeks) besides the Semitic culture, and that the heart of a culture is found in the nature of its hero. Western culture, while driving out the Jews, has adopted the Man of God, Christ, "the prophet-penitent," as its hero, even though the God in question is that of Jewish culture. "How do you steal a God?" he ponders. The counselor offers no answer. The dealer winds up his speech by saying that "The Jew beholds his tormentor in the vestments of his own ancient culture."
The insinuation of this speech, as far as I could tell, is similar to something the poet William Blake wrote, that when a nation rejects the Jews but adopts the Jewish faith, it becomes subject to "Jewish rule." Christians worship the same God as the Jews, and yet the Jewish God is temperamentally opposed to the Christian virtue of mercy and forgiveness. Jehovah is a wrathful, avenging deity who smites anyone who displeases Him (and even some who don't, as Job can testify). The Jews appeased Jehovah by offering up blood sacrifices, and the film's heart of darkness (Mexico, the barbaric land outside the walls of the Empire) is a killing field where young women are tortured and murdered for the entertainment of cosmically depraved overlords—as blood sacrifices to appease monstrous appetites.
If we can make heroes of our murderers, pedophiles and rapists, bankers and politicians must surely be angels.
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How many times do you hear your clients say, "I don't take time to pamper myself," or, "I can't afford to get a massage"?
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It's not often that voters face a moral question like the one expected on November's ballot: Should terminally ill patients have the right to get a fatal prescription? It's up to the people of Massachusetts to decide.
Johnson, who was 65, would go to sit in a chair, miss it, and fall to the ground. He would say he was going downstairs to the basement but walk up to the second floor. It was very clear that something was wrong, Clish says.
Clish, her husband, and Clishs mother came to an unavoidable conclusion: Johnson was in no condition for an overseas adventure. He initially resisted their assessment. I can push through, he said. But he realized they were right. The Johnsons called off their trip. Instead of heading to Logan International Airport, Mary Lou drove her husband to Massachusetts General Hospital.
An emergency room evaluation, CAT scan, and subsequent biopsy revealed tragic news. He had terminal, inoperable brain cancer, the same kind that had killed Senator Ted Kennedy a year earlier. Before coming to Boston, the Johnsons had known something was amiss indeed, Mary Lou had stopped riding in the car with her husband because hed been running red lights. He had tried to downplay it, tried to will himself to Europe. Now he was facing the final chapter of his life.
Not long after the diagnosis, Johnson said he needed to return to Oregon. He knew his home state granted terminally ill patients the choice to end their lives with a lethal prescription. Johnson had grown up in a large, poor family in Utah, fleeing chaos at home from age 13 to work summers on Wyoming ranches. He retired at 55 after a career with the federal government, then took up woodworking.
He had looked death in the eye before his helicopter was shot down twice in Vietnam and was fiercely self-reliant. The idea of determining his own end appealed to him. I have been an independent person since I was 13 years old for more than 53 years, he wrote in an e-mail to a friend. It is my quiddity; the core of how I have survived those 50 years. Johnson said he cherished the power to pick the time and place of his death. It is, he wrote, simply the last choice I can make for myself.
And so Johnson and his wife, after about two months of treatment in Boston, went home just before Christmas. He submitted to another round of chemotherapy. His family took him on a final trip to Cannon Beach, on the Oregon coast. They arranged for palliative care. Mary Lou got him out of the house as regularly as she could. Amid all this, Johnson, after completing a series of steps required under Oregon law, acquired a lethal dose of Seconal, a barbiturate.
By March of last year, Johnsons condition was rapidly worsening. He had fallen. His mobility was increasingly limited. He was in pain. On Thursday, March 17, he called Clish and said it was time. She flew out. He tried one final treatment. His wife took him for a last Heath Bar Blizzard at Dairy Queen. They arranged for hospice care. And then, on the evening of Monday, March 21, Johnson decided he was ready to go.
The family gathered. They shared memories and traded jokes. He was like, Hey, isnt anybody going to at least bring some flowers in here? Clish says. So we got some flowers. Clish pulled up US Geological Survey maps on her laptop to make sure she understood exactly in which Utah canyon he wanted his ashes spread. They played Emmylou Harris, one of his favorite artists. They served him toasted Haystack Bread, from a Cannon Beach bakery, topped with his wifes homemade raspberry jam. Around 8:30 that night, after everyone had said their goodbyes, he drank the Seconal solution from one of his favorite Scotch glasses.
Clish and her two sisters filled his ears with pleasant images. Mary Lou lay in his arms, as hed wanted. He had earlier told her, I hope I will be holding you when I take my last breath. Johnson slipped into what looked like a deep sleep. After about 15 minutes, his pulse stopped.
A YEAR LATER, Heather Clish has become a leading advocate for affording terminally ill patients in Massachusetts the same choice her father had. Clish and other supporters are pushing a ballot initiative to legalize the practice they call Death with Dignity, more commonly known as physician-assisted suicide. Voters will almost certainly decide at the polls this November whether it should be allowed here, as in Oregon and Washington, the only two states where voters have explicitly authorized it.
Under the Massachusetts proposal, which is virtually identical to the laws in Oregon and Washington, terminally ill, mentally competent adults deemed to have six months or less to live would have the freedom to obtain a fatal prescription. They could qualify only after going through a process designed to ensure that they are not being coerced and that they fully understand what theyre doing. They would administer the drugs themselves. Any doctor opposed to the practice could opt out of writing the prescription.
Massachusetts has had its share of contentious ballot questions, but few, if any, have played to the conscience the way this one promises to. It is sure to generate vigorous discussion even in an election cycle dominated by a presidential contest and a competitive US Senate race. As Clishs story illustrates, the debate is animated by personal experience, with people on all sides weighing the proposals merits through their own prisms their work as doctors, nurses, and caregivers, the suffering and death of loved ones, and anxieties about what their own final days will look like.
For proponents of assisted suicide, Massachusetts, as a socially progressive, prominent East Coast state, represents the next frontier. It poses a major test for a movement that has had difficulty gaining traction beyond the Pacific Northwest. Supporters face a challenge in part because Massachusetts is among the most Catholic states in the country, and the Church has long opposed the practice.
Indeed, the ballot initiative would also test the Catholic Churchs influence. Church leaders in Massachusetts have already begun a campaign to defeat it.
Opposition extends well beyond the church pews, though, with some self-described liberals, doctors, and specialists in end-of-life care mobilizing against it. A number of them object on moral grounds, believing suicide is wrong and doctors should never abet it; others fear that the sick will be misdiagnosed and end their lives prematurely. Assisted suicide sounds good in a world where we have perfect knowledge, says John Kelly, a longtime disability rights advocate in the state whos helping organize opposition. Its impossible to forecast accurately how long someone has to live.
Ultimately, it will be up to voters to weigh competing opinions, reflect on their own beliefs, and resolve thorny ethical questions: Do the potential benefits for terminally ill patients and their families outweigh the risks of abuse and misdiagnoses? And, as is asked in the debate over abortion, should people be at liberty to make such a choice on their own, or can civil society claim a moral stake in their private medical decisions?***PHYSICIAN-AIDED DYING has been debated in the United States and internationally for more than a century, resulting in numerous attempts to sanction various practices. Most have failed. Then, in 1994, Oregon voters narrowly approved a ballot initiative granting eligible patients the authority, under strict conditions, to obtain a lethal prescription.
Leaders of the successful campaign made a point of setting it apart from European experiments in euthanasia and from the work of Jack Kevorkian, the renegade doctor who developed his own methods of helping people die, often without regard for the law. Indeed, the Oregon statute (like the Massachusetts proposal) says explicitly that it does not authorize lethal injection, mercy killing, or active euthanasia.
When the Death with Dignity movement began 20 years ago, says lawyer Eli Stutsman, one of its founders, doctors were already quietly helping grant patients wishes to end their lives. Advocates for assisted suicide set out to codify and regulate the practice. Physicians were doing this in the country, Stutsman says, and they still are.
Legal challenges to the Oregon law held it in limbo until 1997, when the US Supreme Court affirmed that states right to enact it, and voters there resoundingly rejected a repeal effort. (The Supreme Court reaffirmed the law in 2006.) In 2008, Washington state voters followed suit, approving a virtually identical ballot initiative, which took effect in March 2009. A 2009 state court decision in Montana seemed to open the door to assisted suicide in that state, though that remains in dispute.
Ballot campaigns elsewhere have failed, however, including a close vote in Maine. In fact, New England has proved to be inhospitable territory for efforts to legalize assisted suicide. Legislative attempts have stalled in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Lawmakers in Vermont, who appeared close to enacting an assisted-suicide law earlier this year, have since backed away.
National Gallup polls have indicated that Americans, over the past half century, have grown more accepting of doctors helping patients end their lives. Fifty-six percent of respondents in a May 2007 poll said that when a person has an incurable disease and is living in severe pain, a doctor should be allowed by law to assist the patient to commit suicide if the patient requests it. But the topic remains highly contentious. A Gallup Poll a year ago suggested that Americans were nearly evenly split over whether assisted suicide was morally acceptable.
Backers of the Massachusetts ballot initiative say they are heartened by their own polling here, and a plurality of respondents in a recent public survey indicated support. (The Massachusetts Legislature, under the ballot-initiative process, has until this week to act on the proposal; if the House and Senate dont approve it and no one expects them to supporters need only collect 11,485 signatures by June 21 to put it to voters in November.)
So what do we know about the experiences of Oregon and Washington? Quite a bit, it turns out, because the states collect a good deal of information about the people who have sought the prescription. One of the surprises has been how many patients acquire the drugs but dont end up using them.
In Oregon, 935 people had received lethal prescriptions through 2011, and 596 of them died from ingesting it. The rest either chose not to take it or died of their illness before they could. The number of people taking advantage of the law has climbed steadily over the past 15 years; in 2011, 114 people received the prescription and 71 died from it, the highest tallies to date. Men and women have used it at roughly the same rate, and their biggest end-of-life concerns have been losing autonomy and dignity, according to doctors reports. Most recipients have been suffering from cancer.
The patterns so far in Washington resemble Oregons. In 2009 and 2010, 152 people received a prescription, and at least 87 died from it. Most suffered from cancer. As in Oregon, those with the highest education levels were most likely to obtain the prescription.
Death with Dignity advocates say the laws are working as intended. A relatively small number of people, they say, have voluntarily, humanely, and peacefully ended their suffering. I would say the greatest teaching from Oregon is that so many fears legitimate fears, fears about patient safety, end-of-life care have been allayed, says Barbara Coombs Lee, the president of Compassion & Choices, a Denver-based organization that advocates for such laws and helps patients who use them.
Even some personally opposed to assisted suicide agree Oregon has proved many of the concerns to be overblown. When all things are considered, the arguments in favor of continued prohibition of physician-assisted suicide are not particularly compelling, Daniel E. Lee, an ethicist and professor at Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois, wrote in a 2003 essay for the Hastings Center Report, a prominent ethics journal. Lee (no relation to Barbara Coombs Lee) wrote that its perfectly appropriate to maintain moral reservations, as he does. But he said that was not enough to stand in the way of those who want to make a different choice.
Opponents of the Massachusetts ballot initiative point to a handful of cases where they say the safeguards havent worked. One is the story of Kate Cheney, an 85-year-old Portland, Oregon, woman suffering from stomach cancer whose request for a fatal prescription was initially denied after a psychiatrist questioned her mental capacity. Cheney then got a second opinion, ultimately won approval to obtain the prescription, and ingested it in August 1999. To opponents, her case raises troubling questions about whether her family and her health maintenance organization, both of which backed her decision, exerted undue influence.
Another oft-cited case is that of Barbara Wagner of Springfield, Oregon, who died at 65 from lung cancer. Much of Wagners treatment had been covered by the Oregon Health Plan, the states Medicaid program. But toward the end of her life, the program, making a judgment call about the low odds for success, sent her a letter saying it would not cover a drug called Tarceva, which her oncologist had prescribed in hopes of extending her life. The same letter listed assisted suicide as one of the options the program would cover, prompting Wagner to say at the time, They wont pay for me to live, but they will pay for me to die.
In the end, the Oregon Health Plans reluctance to pay for the drug proved to have merit. Wagner received Tarceva free from a pharmaceutical company but died a few months later. Still, the Oregon Health Plan, though it continued covering lethal prescriptions, stopped sending such letters.
And then theres Jeanette Hall of King City, Oregon, who voted for the Death with Dignity Act at the polls. In 2000, Hall was diagnosed with cancer and inquired about assisted suicide. She thought about refusing treatment. Her doctor encouraged her not to give up. So she didnt. Twelve years later, she is still alive. Her experience informs her belief that Massachusetts ought not follow Oregons lead. Indeed, if theres one overriding concern shared by opponents of the ballot initiative, Halls story illuminates it: a fear that doctors will make errant prognoses, leading patients to end their lives when they may have many months, or years, left.***DEBORAH OHARA-RUSCKOWSKI thinks about all this as a veteran critical-care nurse, but also as the daughter of a woman diagnosed with lung cancer at age 70. Her mom, a smoker, was thought to have an 11 percent chance of making it more than a year. She made it three, dying at age 73 in 1995. From those three years, OHara-Rusckowski says, there are memories her family will cherish forever, even from the final days, when her mother was heavily sedated. I was sleeping in the same room with her one morning, OHara-Rusckowski says. She woke up at 3 and looked at me and said, What are you doing here? I said, Mom, youre awake! And she just put her hands on my face and told me how much she loved me.
Its moments like these that OHara-Rusckowski fears other families will miss out on if physician-assisted suicide becomes legal. Maybe her mother would have never chosen that option, but what if she had?
The difficulty in predicting with certainty how long a terminally ill patient will live is one reason assisted suicide has divided doctors and caregivers in Oregon and Washington and is a point of robust debate in the Massachusetts medical community. Medicines an art, says Dr. Lynda Young, a Worcester pediatrician and president of the Massachusetts Medical Society, which recently reaffirmed its longstanding opposition to physician-assisted suicide. Sometimes youre wrong.
Some doctors who oppose assisted suicide also believe its a perversion of their mission, which is to heal and not harm. I really see it as being the corruption of medicine, says Dr. Mark Rollo, a longtime family physician in Fitchburg who is part of a coalition opposing the ballot question.
For Rollo, OHara-Rusckowski, and many others on the front lines of medicine, legalizing assisted suicide is the wrong solution to real problems in end-of-life care. For one, they say, terminally ill patients are often depressed, and their mental state impairs their thinking. Instead of sanctioning their desire for suicide, opponents say, we should help them. In my heart, I feel like anyone who would want this is not getting the kind of services they should be getting, says Hope Hallett, a nurse in a skilled-nursing facility sponsored by the Catholic Church. (The Massachusetts measure would let physicians determine whether depression is affecting an applicants judgment; if that determination is made, the doctor could not issue the prescription without the approval of a mental health specialist.)
Critics also say the push for assisted suicide ignores advances in palliative care, or treatment to make patients as comfortable and pain-free as possible as they battle their illness. The emphasis, says Dr. Elizabeth Lamont, a medical oncologist at the MGH Cancer Center, should instead be on making sure doctors, nurses, and hospitals employ the full arsenal of available palliative procedures. When people say, Theres nothing more to be done or Theres nothing more we can do thats just not something I believe in, says Lamont, who is also an associate professor at Harvard Medical School. Theres always something that can be done.
Dr. Marcia Angell, of Cambridge, isnt so sure. A pathologist by training, Angell was the first woman to serve as editor in chief of the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine. Shes now a senior lecturer in social medicine at Harvard Medical School and a leading advocate for the Death with Dignity ballot initiative. Doctors cant always alleviate suffering for the dying, she says, and patients should have the option to end it themselves. That, she argues, is consistent with the greatest obligation of doctors to care for people as best they can, in accordance with their wishes.
Besides, Angell argues, top-flight end-of-life care and the choice of taking a lethal drug can coexist. Good comfort care and the availability of physician-assisted suicide are no more mutually exclusive than good cardiologic care and the availability of heart transplantation, Angell wrote in a 1997 Journal editorial. In fact, studies suggest that Oregons Death with Dignity Act has only improved end-of-life care in the state.
Angell and other supporters also say its wrong to cast ones decision to take a lethal prescription as a choice of death over life. Coombs Lee uses the analogy of people trapped in the World Trade Center in New York during the 2001 terrorist attacks. People didnt jump when they first heard there was a fire, she says. They jumped when the fire was in their face, and the death they were facing imminently was horrific.***
COOMBS LEES ANALOGY raises a fundamental question: If someone is near death and hastens it with a prescription, is it truly suicide? This is why some Death with Dignity advocates bristle at using the word suicide at all. The debate extends to the letter of the law. Under the Massachusetts proposal, as in Oregon and Washington, the death certificates of those who use the law would list their underlying illness, not suicide, as the cause of death. Whats more, is ingesting a lethal prescription morally distinct from removing a ventilator or a feeding tube? Terminally ill patients and their proxies make those decisions every day.
The Catholic Church, for its part, makes a key distinction between refusing certain medical treatment and actively ending ones life. Church policy on end-of-life care has long differentiated ordinary from extraordinary means of prolonging life. That is, its morally acceptable, in the churchs view, not to go to extraordinary lengths. But theres a big ethical leap between rejecting procedures or treatment and ingesting a fatal prescription, says the Rev. J. Bryan Hehir, the secretary for health care and social services in the Boston Archdiocese. We distinguish between a low-key approach to dying and a purposeful action to take someones life or that they take their own life, he says. That is the dividing line.
Cardinal Sean P. OMalley of the Archdiocese of Boston said in 2000 that assisted suicide was not an expression of compassion, it is a flight from compassion. Then the bishop of the Fall River Diocese, he wrote in a pastoral letter: Like many facile solutions, it is immoral. What passes for mercy is really an act of isolation and abandonment. OMalley echoed those sentiments in September 2011 in a homily at an annual Mass for Massachusetts lawyers and jurists.
In addition to making a spiritual case against the ballot question to parishioners, church leaders intend to work with a broad coalition of organizations to turn the Massachusetts electorate against the measure, relying on the more secular argument that it would be bad for our shared humanity. One major task of that group, as for the advocates on the other side, will be raising money. Sustaining a media blitz in the fall, a critical component of swaying public opinion, will not be cheap.
As November nears, expect to hear testimonials on both sides from people like Heather Clish, who remains grateful that her dad was able to die the way he wished. This is not a choice that is right for everybody, Clish says. But for each of the people who have chosen it, no matter how small the number, it is of immeasurable value.
Marcia Angell is sure her father, had the option been available to him, would have made the same decision. In the 1980s, Lester Angell, who lived outside Orlando, developed prostate cancer, which metastasized and caused him great pain. He underwent treatment and made it through a few years. Then on March 14, 1988, at age 81, he fell as he tried to enter his bedroom. His wife couldnt lift him, so she called the EMTs, who helped him into bed. The EMTs planned to return in the morning and bring him to the hospital for evaluation.
Like Clishs father, Marcia Angells was an independent spirit, a civil engineer and conservative Republican who believed in self-reliance. Lester Angell kept a pistol in the drawer of his night stand, covered by a towel. Fearing this was his last night in control of his own fate, he used it to take his life, making sure the bullet didnt pierce the wall between his room and his wifes. He gave his family no warning. But they knew him. His final act was hardly a surprise. Marcia Angell called her brother to break the news. I said, Daddy died, Angell recalls. And he said, Did he kill himself? And I said, Yes.


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Elizabeth Garrett Anderson (1836-1917)
Elizabeth Garrett Anderson was the first female doctor to qualify in England. She opened a school of medicine for women, and paved the way for women's medical education in Britain. She was born in Whitechapel, London, the daughter of a pawnbroker with 12 children. She was given a good education and decided to become a doctor after meeting Dr Elizabeth Blackwell, the first female doctor to graduate in the United States.
Anderson failed to get into any medical school and enrolled as a nursing student at the Middlesex Hospital. She attended classes with male colleagues, but was barred after complaints. She took the Society of Apothecaries examination and qualified in 1865. The society subsequently changed its rules in order to ban women entrants.
In 1866 she was appointed as a medical attendant at the St Mary's Dispensary, London. Determined to become qualified as a doctor, she taught herself French and got a medical degree in Paris, but was still refused entry into the British Medical Register. She married James Anderson in 1871 (they had three children). In 1872 she set up the New Hospital for Women at the St Mary's Dispensary, later the London School of Medicine for Women, where she appointed Dr Elizabeth Blackwell as Professor of Gynaecology.
Partly as a result of her open campaigning, an act was passed in 1876 permitting women to enter the medical profession. Anderson was appointed Dean at the London School of Medicine for Women in 1883, and oversaw its expansion. She retired in 1902 to Aldeburgh, Suffolk, where she became the first female mayor in England in 1908. She died in December 1917 and in 1918 the London School of Medicine for Women was renamed the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital (now part of the University of London).
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Related links
M A Elston, 'Elizabeth Garrett Anderson', Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (OUP, 2004-8)
J Manton, Elizabeth Garrett Anderson (London: Methuen, 1965)
A branch of medicine dealing with the treatment of disorders affecting the female reproductive system.


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I recently started preparing to teach a graduate course for aspiring educational leaders. All the students in my class are currently working in education in some capacity - most are classroom teachers while some are specialists or pseudo administrators already. As part of the introduction to the course, which starts in a couple of weeks, I asked them to fill out a quick Google Survey so I could get to know a little about them. One of the questions I asked them was...
Why do you think you want to be an educational leader?
Although only a few of the students have completed the survey thus far, their answers got me thinking about myself when I was an aspiring administrator (a little over 10 years ago). My mind was quickly flooded with the romantically idealistic notions and aspirations that dominated my thinking at the time. I thought I was single handedly going to change the world of education and be the catalyst for creating a school that was the panacea of teaching and learning. Well, guess what? That didn't happen; in fact, almost the opposite happened. I failed pretty miserably at my first administrative position and was a pretty crappy leader - I literally cringe when I think back to some of the things I said and did during those first couple of years as a building administrator.
Why did I fail so miserably? It wasn't for a lack of trying or lack of work ethic; it wasn't for a lack of passion or lack of enthusiasm; in fact, in retrospect, I can honestly say that nothing really could have prepared me to be successful for that first job... except if I could get some insight from my future self. So, in an attempt to share some knowledge with the aspiring administrators I will be teaching in a few short weeks, and reflect on my own journey (reflective practice is a critical element to learning and growing), I humbly offer the following 3 tips on being a successful school leader... or as I like to call myself, a Lead Learner:
1. It is all about you and not at all about YOU at the same time... the position of school principal is a critical one that literally impacts every person in the educational community. From students to staff to families to colleagues, the principal's impact is felt by all. The principal can control and shape and dictate the culture, tone and climate of the entire community. As Todd Whitaker taught me... When the principal sneezes, the whole school catches a cold! Well, that is the truth - so sneeze into your arm and carry around lots of tissues (just kidding). The principal can be the one who models learning; can be the one who offers an open ear when someone is struggling; can be the one who enacts a spirit day when it's been a long month and the students and staff need a little fun; the principal can be the one who advocates for the needs of the students and staff; the principal can be the one removing the barriers and obstacles so that the staff can maximize their teaching techniques by taking risks. The principal can meet with the parent who feels that their child has been wronged; or can be the one to sit with the superintendent and present a sound case for why a specific child might need a teacher aide in the classroom. The principal can do a LOT so on some level it is all about you as the principal but it is NOT about YOU the individual. Please, do NOT take yourself too seriously; do NOT see yourself as reaching some sort of pinnacle and not needing to learn and grow anymore; do NOT sit in your office all day and dictate to everyone around you; do NOT employ a fixed mindset or allow institutional biases to continue because of your personal position or thinking... be the principal who takes their work seriously and pours their heart and soul into their school community but at the same time understands that it is not about them.
2. There are a LOT of politics in education... so, take the time to develop and nurture relationships with all members of the community. Know your boss; know your board of education; know your colleagues; know your staff; know your kids; and know your families. Know what those around you want, expect and need. When you invest the time in nurturing relationships with members of all constituent groups, you slowly amass social capital and social capital becomes your "Get Out of Jail" card when navigating a particularly political situation. Truth is, most people in an educational community have an agenda (even the principal) and it is the principal's responsibility to gain the trust of those around them so they can better understand the individual agendas and help align them in the best interest of children and the community at large. Is everyone going to like you? No so don't waste your energy on being liked (at some point in time, EVERY member in the community will not like you for some reason or another but that's ok) but instead, expend energy on gaining people's trust and confidence because they are the keys to healthy relationships. Remember - it is not about you but it can be all about the politics so healthy relationships must be at the core of the community!
3. Make decisions that are in the best interest of children... not ones that are easiest for you or less disruptive for teachers or cheaper for the district... make decisions for children that provides them access to a rich and meaningful learning environment. Of course, decisions should rarely be made in a silo; instead, all members of the educational community should have voice in some way, shape or form and it is your responsibility as the leader to listen to these voices as a way to broaden your perspective and make the best decision possible. Sound decisions generally don't come as a result of reacting; instead, sound decisions come when a leader reflects, deliberates and considers potential consequences. Effective leaders spend more time trying to be proactive and less time being reactive. Often times, when one reacts, the decisions can be influenced by emotion and that could be problematic. So, remember, always try and make the decision that is in the best interest of children because then you can look yourself in the mirror at the end of the day and know you did the best job possible.
Are there hundreds of other tips I could offer my graduate students (or my former self)? YES (please feel free to leave more tips in the comments section)! But in the end, these 3 have been keys to my success as a Lead Learner and I don't think any course, workshop or internship taught me about these ideas when I was first asking myself... Do I really want to lead?


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A Heretic in the Temple of Saint Albert
- Heretic: "But for the last decades we keep on failing merging The Theory of Relativity with Quantum Physics to one unified set of equations. The physicists' Holy Grail, 'Quantum Gravity', 'The Grand Unified Theory', 'The Theory of Everything' still eludes us."
- Priest: "Damn! Umm… ok, got an idea! Let's just use one set of equations to describe the very large like cars, planes, stars, galaxies, and a different set to describe the very small like sub-atomic particles. Don't give me that look, I know what you're thinking, but surely Einstein can't possibly be wrong, right?"
- Heretic: "But the mass of the observable matter in the universe is too small to explain its structure and behavior."
- Priest: "Damn! Umm… ok, got an idea! Let's just invent something with some mysterious name like… umm… dark matter or something, a hypothetical matter of unknown composition that does not emit or reflect enough electromagnetic radiation to be observed directly. Don't give me that look again, you know Einstein can't be wrong."
- Heretic: "But the universe is accelerating outwards instead of slowing down like you would expect because of the 'gravity pull' between the galaxies."
- Priest: "Damn! Umm… ok, got an idea! Let's just invent another something with some another mysterious name like… umm… dark energy or something, a hypothetical form of energy that permeates all of space and tends to increase the rate of expansion of the universe. Enough with the look already! I'm telling you, Einstein can't be wrong!"
- Heretic: "Should we stop searching for awkward workarounds for all the things that don't conform to The Theory of Relativity, just because we don't want to believe Saint Albert could have been wrong? Should we start questioning Einstein? Should we admit we still don't understand simple gravity?"
- Priest: "Pray 'E=MC2' three times a day and you'll be forgiven for your heresy."
p.s. Violins have 4 strings, guitars have 6. Damn! Could have been a musician if I didn't have 5 fingers.


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Shunal DokeAug 02, 2012 16:36:51 IST
Fujitsu Ltd, NTT Docomo Inc and NEC Corp launched a new company on Wednesday to manufacture smartphone chips as Japanese firms attempt to cut their reliance on foreign-made mobile chips.
The venture pits the Japanese companies against Qualcomm Inc, the world's largest mobile chip manufacturer and leading supplier of core microchips used in fast-selling smartphones and tablets.
Fujitsu will own 52.8 percent of Access Network Technology Ltd, which it previously planned to set up on its own.
NTT Docomo and NEC will acquire 19.9 percent and 17.8 percent respectively of the company, while Fujitsu Semiconductor Ltd will own the remaining 9.5 percent, the companies said.
Fujitsu is joining up with NEC and Docomo
The joint venture will develop chips that control wireless communications and signals, while outsourcing production, the companies said.
Access Network Technology will aim to gain 7 percent of the global market share for smartphone chips by 2014, Fujitsu said.
The new company will also research products for high-speed Long-Term Evolution (LTE) networks and next generation network technology.
Together with Panasonic Corp, the three companies in Access Network Technology announced a partnership last year with South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co Ltd to manufacture their own cellphone chips.
The deal was called off this April after the companies failed to agree on partnership terms.
Smartphone and tablet makers were hit with supply uncertainty earlier this year after Qualcomm warned in April it would be unable to meet demand for its advanced chips due to a capacity shortfall at contract manufacturer Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd.
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With school out and summer in, area officials say drivers need to be cautious with more pedestrians out and about.
With school out and summer in, area officials say drivers need to be cautious with more pedestrians out and about.
Summertime marks an increase in traffic on our area�s roadways, said Lt. Sean Magill of the Jacksonville Police Department�s Traffic Division, as visitors come to the area and add to traffic on roadways.
�The weekends are busier than usual, with people traveling to area parks, beaches and shopping areas,� Magill said.
Major construction projects on roadways also impact traffic patterns and slow arrival time to a destination.
In addition to increased traffic due to summer tourism, children are out in full force during the day. JPD reminds motorists to watch out for increased pedestrians and cyclists on and near the road, especially in neighborhoods and near parks, schools and playgrounds.
Sgt. R.E. Dudley of the N.C. Highway Patrol said motorists should be extra vigilant especially when turning into subdivisions or neighborhoods. He said it could be beneficial to reduce their speed below the posted limit in neighborhoods, because children could be outside playing.
�It�s really a two-way street,� Dudley said. �Motorists need to be extra vigilant and parents need to take the time to explain to children to be extra vigilant when they�re near a road or crossing the street.�
Dudley said parents should also teach children to walk, bike, roll, skate and play on the sidewalks whenever possible.
In instances when neighborhoods are situated closely to highways, such as N.C. 111, Dudley said it is up to parents to teach children not to travel on those roads with increased speeds. He said if troopers see kids on these roadways, they will usually pull over and ensure they travel a different way.
On routes popular for running and exercise but with no sidewalks available, such as Sandridge Road in Hubert, Dudley warns pedestrians to use extreme caution and to run against the traffic.
He also suggests they run on the grassy shoulder rather than on the actual roadway.
In the summertime, when more runners wait to exercise in the early morning or dusk hours, he encourages them to wear reflective clothing or bright colors, so motorists can spot them more easily.
Summertime is also the season for road trips, and Dudley said it is of the utmost importance to safely and properly restrain a child in his or her seat. Finding the correct seat for a child is important � weight ranges are posted on the side of the seats.
Dudley said the safety belts should always strap across the child�s shoulder and not under the armpit to avoid internal injuries in the chance of a collision. Small children in child seats should travel rear-facing.
JPD Traffic Divisions suggests more simple tips to stay safe on the road:
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Google is enabling developers who use the Adobe Flash Professional developer tool to convert their animations to HTML5 via an extension based on Google's Swiffy conversion technology.
The debut follows in the wake of Adobe's revelation last week that it would cease work on its mobile Flash Player, opting instead for HTML5 and the Adobe AIR runtime as a way for Flash applications to reach mobile devices. Google's Swiffy Extension for Flash Professional trails the July introduction of Swiffy for converting Flash SWF files to HTML5.
"One of our main aims for Swiffy is to let you continue to use Flash as a development environment, even when you're developing animations for environments that don't support Flash," said Esteban de la Canal, Google software engineer. "To speed up the development process, we've built the Swiffy Extension for Flash Professional. The extension enables you to convert your animation to HTML5 with one click (or keyboard shortcut)."
The tool, Google said, makes it easier to use Flash to develop HTML5 animations. Available for both Mac and Windows, the extension uses Swiffy as a web service for accessing the latest conversions.
While Adobe has backed off of Flash on mobile devices, the company still is continuing with Flash on the desktop, where the rich Internet plugin has become ubiquitous on websites.
HTML5, providing a standards-based way to build web applications with multimedia capabilities, has been gaining acceptance not only at Adobe, but at Apple and Microsoft as well.


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Introduction to Sun Advanced Lights Out Manager
This chapter provides an overview of the Sun Advanced Lights Out Manager. The following topics are discussed:
Subsequent chapters contain detailed instructions for configuring and using ALOM.
Sun Advanced Lights Out Manager is a system controller that enables you to remotely manage and administer your server.
The ALOM software comes preinstalled on your host server. Therefore, ALOM works as soon as you install and power on the server. You can then customize ALOM to work with your particular installation. See Configuring ALOM.
ALOM enables you to monitor and control your server, either over a network or by using a dedicated serial port for connection to a terminal or terminal server. ALOM provides a command-line interface that you can use to remotely administer geographically distributed or physically inaccessible machines. See ALOM Shell Commands.
In addition, ALOM enables you to run diagnostics remotely such as power-on self-test (POST) that would otherwise require physical proximity to the server's serial port. See Troubleshooting ALOM Problems. You can also configure ALOM to send email alerts of hardware failures, hardware warnings, and other events related to the server or to ALOM.
The ALOM circuitry runs independently of the server, using the server's standby power. Therefore, ALOM firmware and software continue to function when the server operating system goes offline or when the server is powered off.
This section shows some components that ALOM can monitor on the host server.
Whether each slot has a drive present, and whether it reports OK status
Whether a fan is present, fan speed and whether the fans report OK status
Whether a CPU is present, the temperature measured at the CPU, and any thermal warning or failure conditions
Whether each bay has a power supply present and whether it reports OK status
System ambient temperature, as well as any enclosure thermal warning or failure conditions
Operation mode switch, keyswitch, or rotary switch position and status of LEDs
The ALOM software comes preinstalled on your host server. Therefore, ALOM works as soon as you install and power on the server. You can connect an external ASCII terminal to the serial management port (SERIAL MGT) and start using ALOM right away without configuring the ALOM software. For more information about connecting an external terminal, refer to the installation guide that came with your host server.
Note - The label for your server's serial management port could say either SERIAL MGT or SER MGT.
On some servers (Sun Fire V215, V245, and V445), ALOM can obtain its network configuration by default using Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). For these servers, a network session can be established without requiring initial configuration through the serial management port. See Default DHCP Connection (Sun Fire V215, V245, and V445 Servers) for more information.
You can use the ALOM software to monitor the host server in which the ALOM hardware is installed. This means that you can monitor only the host server, but not other servers on the network. Multiple users can monitor the host server, but only one user at a time can issue any commands that require permissions. The other connections are read-only; other users may issue commands that allow them to view the system console and ALOM output, but other users may not change any settings.
There are several ways to connect to ALOM:
1. Connect an ASCII terminal directly to the SERIAL MGT port. See Serial Management Port.
2. Use the telnet or ssh command to connect to ALOM through the Ethernet connection attached to the net management (NET MGT) port. Network Management (Ethernet) Port.
3. Connect an external modem to the SERIAL MGT port and dial in to the modem. Note that this port does not support outgoing calls to the external modem. See Configuring an External Modem.
4. Connect a port on a terminal server to the SERIAL MGT port, and then use the telnet or ssh command to connect to the terminal server.
When you first apply power to the server, ALOM automatically begins monitoring the system. It also monitors the serial management port for login activity. If there is no activity within 60 seconds, ALOM redirects the serial management port to the host system console. This allows access to the host system console without having to log into the system controller (SC).
There is a preconfigured administrative account available by default. The default account user name is admin, and has full (cuar) permissions. Upon initial login to the admin account, an administrator is required to create a password before any commands that change configuration can be invoked. See Permission Levels for more information on permissions.
To log in to ALOM and to specify a password for admin, perform the following step:
If you do not log in before ALOM times out, ALOM reverts to the system console and displays the following message:
If desired, after you log in to ALOM, you can customize ALOM to work with your particular installation. See Configuring ALOM.
You can now perform some common administrative tasks, such as adding ALOM user accounts. See Common ALOM Tasks.
All Sun servers show two operational states that you can view and monitor using ALOM: ok, and failed or failure. Some servers have an additional operational state: fault. This section explains the differences between the fault state and the failed state.
A fault indicates that a device is operating in a degraded state, but the device is still operational. Due to this degradation, the device might not be as reliable as a device that does not show a fault. A device in the fault state is still able to perform its primary function.
For example, a power supply shows a fault state when an internal fan has failed. However, the power supply can still provide regulated power as long as its temperature does not exceed the critical threshold. In this fault state, the power supply might not be able to function indefinitely, depending on the temperature, load, and efficiency. Therefore, it is not as reliable as a non-faulted power supply.
A failure indicates that a device is no longer operational as required by the system. A device fails due to some critical fault condition or combination of fault conditions. When a device enters a failed state, it ceases to function and is no longer available as a system resource.
Using the example of the power supply, the power supply is considered failed when it ceases to provide regulated power.
This ALOM 1.6 release supports the following servers:
The Sun Fire V210 server does not have a front panel keyswitch. The Sun Fire V240 and V440 servers do have keyswitches. The Sun Fire V250 server has an operation mode switch on the front panel, which supports the same functionality as the keyswitch but does not require a key to operate. The Netra 240 server and Netra 440 server have a rotary switch. The Sun Fire V215, V245, and V445 servers have a virtual keyswitch, which you can set using the setkeyswitch command.
Before you update the ALOM firmware using either the flashupdate or scadm download command, make sure that the rotary switch, keyswitch, or operation mode switch is set to the Normal position or unlocked position.
For more information, refer to the administration guide or installation guide for your server.
On the Sun Fire V210, V240, V215, V245 servers and the Netra 210 and 240 servers, the ALOM hardware is an integral component of the server's motherboard.
On the Sun Fire V440 and V445 servers and Netra 440 server, the ALOM hardware consists of a discrete system controller card. The card connects into a dedicated slot on the server's motherboard. The serial management (SERIAL MGT) and network management (NET MGT) ports are located on the back of the card, and can be accessed from the back of the server.
On the Sun Fire V250 server, the ALOM hardware consists of the system controller card located above the PCI slots. The serial management (SERIAL MGT) and network management (NET MGT) ports are located on the back of the ALOM card and can be accessed from the back of the server.
The system configuration card (SCC) stores important information for the host server, including network and OpenBoot PROM information, and ALOM user and configuration data. If your host server fails and needs to be replaced, you can migrate the SCC from the failed server to a new server. The new server starts up using the original server's configuration data. This minimizes downtime and removes the need to completely configure the new server.
Note - The Sun Fire V215, V245, and V445 servers do not have an SCC card. Instead, these servers have the equivalent of the SCC on a pluggable chip module directly mounted on the motherboard or discrete controller card. This is replaceable by authorized service personnel.
ALOM interacts with the SCC as follows:
For more information about the SCC, refer to the administration guide or installation guide for your server.
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Sep 14, 2012
Farmingdale State - 5, Baruch College - 4
Farmingdale, N.Y. - The Farmingdale State women's tennis team defeated Baruch College 5-4 in a non-conference match on Friday afternoon. The Rams improve to 2-1 overall, while the Bearcats fall to 1-2.
After doubles play, Farmingdale State led 2-1 and would find three more wins in the singles competitions from Massapequa Park natives Jessica Sickles, Alex Bentz and Denise Liguori to take the victory.
The Rams will now host Staten Island on Saturday, September 15 at 1:00 p.m.
|Singles competition
|1. Sickles, Jessica (FSCW) def. Correia, Patricia G. (BARUCH) 8-2
|2. Bentz, Alex (FSCW) def. A. Le Goupil-Maier (BARUCH) 8-6
|3. Jennifer Mukofsky (BARUCH) def. Earlie, Laura (FSCW) 8-1
|4. Liguori, Denise (FSCW) def. Komar, Anna (BARUCH) 8-4
|5. Kurner, Lisa (BARUCH) def. Tomasulo, Rachel (FSCW) 8-2
|6. Naraine, Amanda (BARUCH) def. Vecchio, Amanda (FSCW) 8-2
|Doubles competition
|1. Bentz, Alex/Sickles, Jessica (FSCW) def. A. Le Goupil-Maier/Correia, Patricia G. (BARUCH) 8-6
|2. Kurner, Lisa/Jennifer Mukofsky (BARUCH) def. Liguori, Denise/Earlie, Laura (FSCW) 9-8 (7-5)
|3. Josma, Vanessa/Vecchio, Amanda (FSCW) def. Naraine, Amanda/Kogan, Marianna (BARUCH) 8-6
|Match Notes
|Baruch College Bearcats 1-2
|Farmingdale State 2-1


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As a designer, I appreciate a good design, and as I mentioned before, I got a thing for a good product or industrial design, whether its a building, a car or in this case a mobile phone.
For close to 2 months now I have been using Nokia's N9 mobile phone, and the more I use it, the more I fall in love with it.
This blog post is definitely not another review of the N9, as I'm positive that professional reviewers and enthusiasts of the brand already covered all aspects of this device, myself I will only cover it from my own perspective and how it relates to me.
1st Impression
When I was first introduced to the N9 by a Nokia representative before the launch date, I thought she was showing me a dummy phone with a bright screen, I actually remember trying to 'peel' off the icons because they looked so vivid, I couldn't believe it was real, then I was informed about the Nokia ClearBlack screen, which makes the color so bright as the black in the screen is actually black.
Free Your Sight
At the N9 launch event held few months back, I enjoyed Marko Ahtisaari (VP of Design at Nokia) analogy when he mentioned that the industrial design concept behind the N9 (and later Nokia Lumia 800) was to free your sight, yes you heard it right, by introducing the Swipe menus, you know the outcome and there's no room for guessing, you can swipe and look at life not the phone.
The way you organically swipe, is a true experience, edge to edge swiping, keeping everything easy when you multitask, it is liberating.
The design on the N9 is streamlined in a way you feel like it belongs to your hand, and Nokia realized that fact and they already recycled the design or shared it for that fact with another flagship device, their first Windows Mobile, the Lumia 800.
In my line of work, I have to be connected, and I am updating my status as long as I'm awake, and I have two trusted devices for that, the N9 is one of them. Those who know me, they know that we have in our little household all the latest and greatest devices, and yet I chose the N9, some suggested negatively that the Operating System (MeeGo) is and will only be available on the N9, and that reaffirm that this is why I should keep using the N9, because of its uniqueness and exclusivity, the OS is so intuitive and easy to use, it is a muscle car engine on a beautiful an elegant chassis, plus it is the last Nokia phone from the N-Series.
Aiisha & Nokia
Myself and Nokia we go far back, we partnered few times with my fashion line, but that's not the only reason why I stay loyal to the brand, I have trusted Nokia since I started using mobile phones, and this never failed me, and that's why I decided to have my first Mobile App released on Nokia Store.
Even though many would argue, but I like my music on the N9, because I enjoy the freedom of adding music without syncing with my PC, freedom is vital in design.
I like my N9 because it keeps me in the know with its alerts, I like it because it takes beautiful photos, I like it for the free navigation software, I like it for Angry Birds, I like it for its NFC capabilities (pairing with Play 360° Speakers), I like it for many other reasons but most of all, because it goes well with my Furla Candy bag.
Magnificent N9 ad featuring Fan Bingbing