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Dr. Charlie Klauer is a Research Scientist and the Leader of the Teen Risk and Injury Prevention Group. She has been working in transportation research since 1996, previously at Battelle Human Factors Research Center in Seattle, WA and currently at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute in Blacksburg, VA. While at VTTI, she has served as the project manager for the 100 Car Naturalistic Driving Study and is currently a Principal Investigator and project manager for the Supervised Practice Driving Study, Driver Coach Study, and the Canada Naturalistic Driving Study.
Klauer's educational background began at Moorhead State University, located in Moorhead, MN and continued at Wright State University, in Dayton, OH where she received Bachelors and Masters degrees in psychology and human factors psychology respectively. She received her Ph.D. in Industrial and Systems Engineering with a focus in Human Factors in 2005 from Virginia Tech. She has authored over 44 peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters, and technical reports and is a member of TRB's User Characteristics Committee and the Young Driver Subcommittee.
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BOSTON - Marie Parente told a state board yesterday she deserves a larger state pension based on benefits as well as pay, arguing if illegal immigrants can access state services she deserves a pension boost of several thousand dollars a year.
The recently retired Milford lawmaker's motivation in her unusual pension request is a court ruling last year that former University of Massachusetts President William Bulger's pension would factor in his housing allowance.
"I honestly believe that those of us who believe in being a legal member of society, doing all that is required of us, that we're in a fight for our lives while we watch illegals access all kinds of state programs," Parente told the state pension board yesterday, with her husband, Francis, looking on.
"And here I am, a legal citizen, asking for what I believe I've earned after 35 years," said the outspoken critic of illegal immigration.
Parente, 78, who left the House after 26 years early this month, requested her pension be calculated on not only her salary, but also on her reimbursements for travel and office supplies and the value of her State House parking spot.
According to a Daily News estimate, Parente's pension could increase by $8,000 with the three requested benefits factored in, bringing her annual payment to $62,000.
Retired state officials receive pensions of up to 80 percent of the average of their top three years of "regular compensation," though the Bulger decision by the state Supreme Judicial Court puts the definition of regular compensation in question.
The board received similar requests for pensions based on benefits beyond base pay from former state representatives Susan Pope from Wayland, who retired this month, and Thomas George from Yarmouth Port, who retired two years ago.
Parente argued the Bulger decision and state law are worded broadly enough to apply to her request. She pointed out she paid taxes on the value of her benefits.
If the board votes against Parente's request, as observers expect it will, she said she is prepared for a legal battle "all the way to the Supreme Court."
Pope, 63, asked that her pension factor in the value of her parking space and office supplies. Pension board staff could not provide Pope's potential pension figures yesterday.
"If it's due me, I certainly want it. If it's not due me, I'm not going to go further for it," Pope said.
State Treasurer Timothy Cahill, who is chairman of the five-member pension board, said Parente's request could open the door to costly requests from an array of state employees. He argued contributions for the state's retirement fund were never taken out of benefits beyond base pay.
Yet he told Parente and the board, "I do want to make it clear that I have not prejudged this case."
The board did not vote on the requests by Parente, Pope and George yesterday, as scheduled. It moved the votes to Feb. 22.
Cahill said the state Ethics Commission believes he should not vote on the pension requests because his own pension could be affected by the vote.
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California Gov. Jerry Brown is on a roll Monday. First, he appeared to support Education Secretary Betsy DeVos in vetoing a campus sexual assault bill that threatened due process despite "well-intentioned" actions to redress sexual harassment and assault.
Great news out of CA today! (Yes, you read that right. ;)) https://t.co/pf7gAka9Yp
— Kerri Kupec (@Kerri_Kupec) October 16, 2017
Now he's done it again, vetoing a bill that would have forced pro-life groups to hire people who did not share that belief.
Not what I expected from the gov that made misgendering someone an offense that could land you in jail for a year. https://t.co/xifUncP3th
— Brandon Morse (@TheBrandonMorse) October 16, 2017
The governor is just full of surprises today.
Elissa Gray is an attorney for Alliance Defending Freedom and, according to her Twitter bio, a pro-life feminist.
CA Gov @JerryBrownGov vetoes #AB569, a bill that would have required pro-life groups to hire people who do not share their beliefs.
— Elissa Graves (@elissamgraves) October 16, 2017
Breaking: CA Gov @JerryBrownGov vetoes #AB569, a bill that would have required pro-life groups to hire people who do not share their beliefs pic.twitter.com/mnh5pSugGc
— AllianceDefends (@AllianceDefends) October 16, 2017
According to the ADF, AB 569 "would have prohibited churches, religious colleges, religious non-profit organizations, and pro-life pregnancy care centers from having faith-based codes of conduct with regard to abortion and sexual behavior."
When a bill is such a naked attack on religious employers that its too much for Gov. Brown. https://t.co/xjWQdJ9LEC
— Casey Mattox (@CaseyMattox_) October 16, 2017
The fact that this even made it to the governor's desk is incredibly disheartening. https://t.co/P0kclfPXcZ
— John Garrett Clawson (@jgclawson) October 16, 2017
We should be horrified that such would even be attempted. But I am thankful that @JerryBrownGov stood with the First Amendment here. https://t.co/x2O1xeTtU5
— Russell Moore (@drmoore) October 16, 2017
Also good for Jerry Brown. https://t.co/IuzcJyJ4ID
— Charles C. W. Cooke (@charlescwcooke) October 16, 2017
Good for him. https://t.co/GaQg0dQ73y
— Pradheep Shanker MD (@Neoavatara) October 16, 2017
File this under the "stopped clock that's right twice a day." A rare good decision from Gov. Moonbeam. https://t.co/BJ1489rfVT
— Rick Moore (@RickMoore) October 16, 2017
A broken clock in Sacramento at noon. https://t.co/LCzeVx6DHe
— Monergist Andy Olson (@AvgAndy) October 16, 2017
Thank you Gov. Brown! https://t.co/qiwsdZwhb2
— Daniel Darling (@dandarling) October 16, 2017
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"Self-perceived age reflects appraisals of health, physical limitations, and well-being in later life," the authors of the study from University College London wrote. "Older people typically feel younger than their chronological age, and it is thought that those who feel younger than their actual age have reduced mortality."
The study tracked 6,489 individuals with an average age of 65.8 years, but a self-perceived age of around 56 years. A large majority of the group (nearly 70 percent) reported feeling three years younger or more, while 25.6 percent felt closer to their real age and 4.8 percent felt more than a year older than their chronological age.
A little over eight years later, the researchers checked in with the group and discovered something interesting: those who felt younger experienced a much lower death rate than the rest of the group. According to the study, the mortality rate was 14.3 percent in adults who felt younger, 18.5 percent for those who felt about their actual age and 24.6 percent in those adults who felt older.
The authors theorized that those who feel younger likely have healthier lifestyles, greater optimism, and a willingness to engage with those younger than their age. They also gave hope to those feeling older, adding that with targeted positive messages, they too can benefit from a change in attitude for better health and longevity.
"Optimism pays off," James Maddux, professor emeritus of psychology and senior scholar at the Center for the Advancement of Well-Being at George Mason University, in Fairfax, Virginia, told HealthDay. "Even though there probably is a large genetic component to whether you are optimistic or pessimistic, we also know from research that optimism can be learned," he said. "It's a trait that's worth picking up."
The older we get, the younger we feel
As we age, most people tend to yearn for the past and that mentality can actually help people feel younger than their actual age, according to one study. Researchers discovered that 70 percent of people begin to feel younger around age 30 and that feeling grows as they age.
"It keeps going up with us, and at just a slightly slower rate than how we feel right now," the study's co-author Brian Nosek told BBC News. Subjective aging "support(s) the idea that we experience our life experiences as continuously getting better, just a bit more slowly than our actual experiences."
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — President Bush said Friday that "Americans will not be intimidated" by Osama bin Laden as a new videotape of the terrorist leader surfaced four days before the election. Campaign rival John Kerry criticized Bush for failing to capture bin Laden earlier and said that "I can run a more effective war on terror."
The sudden surfacing of the bin Laden tape jolted the campaign's closing days, accentuating the terrorism theme that already had been a dominant issue. Bush and Kerry made hurried appearances before television cameras to respond.
"Let me make this very clear," Bush said in Toledo, Ohio, standing next to Air Force One. "Americans will not be intimidated or influenced by an enemy of our country. I'm sure Senator Kerry agrees with this."
Kerry, too, said, "My reaction is that all of us in this city are completely united." But he criticized Bush for not capturing bin Laden earlier, and he added pointedly, "I believe I can run a more effective war on terror than George Bush."
On the videotape, aired by the Arab television station Al-Jazeera, bin Laden address Americans: "Your security is not in the hands of Kerry or Bush or al Qaeda. Your security is in your own hands."
Bush said intelligence officials continued to analyze the tape. The administration said it believed the tape was authentic and had been made recently.
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Kerry, in an interview with WISM in Milwaukee, said of Bush, "He didn't choose to use American forces to hunt down Osama bin Laden. He outsourced the job." Kerry has criticized Bush throughout the campaign for failing to capture the leader of the terrorists who struck the United States on Sept. 11, 2001, questioning U.S. strategy in pursuing bin Laden in Afghanistan.
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"I am absolutely confident I have the ability to make America safer," he said.
So, first Kerry repeats the same lie about the US military handing over the job of going after OBL to the Afghans, who botched it. Then he turns around and says there should be no partisanship in our war on terrorism, forgetting or ignoring what he said two seconds prior. If it wasn't so sad, it might actually be funny.
The ballgames's over. The American people understand correctly that George Bush is far superior at fighting The Global War on Terror than John Kerry. Kerry doesn't even understand that it is a war, let alone have an intellegent plan for fighting it. He has given no specific and credible rationale for why he should be our next Commander in Chief, and he has given us more than enough reasons why he should not.


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Gallery 11
Triumph Saints Cheshire Police, Birkenhead 1967.
Triumph T100P London Metropolitan Police 1971 ELA184J.
Gallery 1
City of London Police Triumph T100P Lord Mayors Parade 1973.
City of London Police 1949 Triumph Speed Twin 500cc.
City of London Police Triumph 1950's escorting the Lord Mayor.
City of London Police Triumph 650 Saint GHU22D of 1966.
Staffordshire Constabulary - Greeves 24DE of 1968.
Southend Borough Police, Essex. DMW Deemsters early 60's.
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City of London Police Triumph's in 1964.
City of London Police Greeves Essex Twin.
Essex Police Driving School, Chelmsford in 1971.
Southend Borough Police, Essex. DMW Deemsters early 60's.
Escorting VIP's in Weymouth in 1964.
Very first Honda ST1100P in 1993.
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Police, Belgium 1965 speed enforcement.
Police, Belgium 1965. Roadside assistance.
Police, Belgium 1978.
Police, USA 1930's.
Police, Belgium 1951.
Police, Belgium. 1980's BMW Display team.
Gallery 4
BSA A10 1966 Rutland Constabulary.
DMW Deemster 1965 Essex Police
BMW R60 & Sidecar, Politie, The Netherlands.
BMW R80/7 1978 Metropolitan Police UK Special Escort Group.
BMW R80/7 1979 Metropolitan Police UK.
BMW R60/6 1976 City of London Police.
Gallery 5
Honda GL1200 1985 San Antonio Police Dept. Texas USA.
Harley Davidson Liberator 1944, Dutch Police, The Netherlands.
Suzuki XV800 1981 prototype, UK.
Yamaha XS850 1980 Prototype, UK.
Moto Guzzi T5 1984. Police Dept., Malta.
Yamaha FZ750P 1990. Police Dept, Nicosia, Cyprus.
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BSA 'Fishtail' Part of London Police 1st traffic patrol. Reg GK6820.
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Royal Parks Police, London. 1970 & 1980's
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BMW R60/6 1976 City of London
BMW R80/RT 1978 Surrey Police
BMW R75/RT 1990 Kent Constabulary
BMW K100/RT 1989 Hampshire Constabulary
Kawasaki KZ1000P 1994 Los Angeles Police Dept
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Honda CB450P 1965 - Unknown Japanese police force.
Honda CB450K5 1970 Dubai Police, Saudi Arabia.
Honda CB200 1982 Hampshire Constabluary
Triumph Speed Twin 1957 Kent Const. YKT310
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BMW 1200GT West Midlands Police
Honda NV650T Deauville Surrey Police
Moto Guzzi Breva 750 Polizia Municipale Italy
BR250-2A China Minghui Industrial Co. Ltd. China.
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BMW R1150RT City of London Police
Honda ST1100P 19th Tank Transport Squadron.
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BMW K1100LT Staffordshire Police
Suzuki GSXR1000 Sussex Police
Honda ST1300P Official Photo of USA markets model
Yamaha FJR1300 demonstrator New for 2005
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BMW R1200RT - BMW Demonstrator
Honda ST1100 Bomb Disposal Unit, RAF Northolt.
Yamaha FJR1300 City of London Police.
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The Mikado was performed at Round Hill School in Beeston between Tuesday 26th October and Saturday 30th October 2004.
This was our first show after the destruction of the Duchess Theatre. We had moved to Round Hill Primary School in Beeston so the decision was made to put on a less complex and easier to manage show (because we were in a new environment – one that wasn't purpose built as a theatre – and the move away from Long Eaton would potentially affect our audience).
One of our members, Rob Corner, was brought in to Direct the show, after he had successfully Directed Brigadoon for another society. His first decision was to change the setting of the show.
For those of you who are not familiar with this show, it is by far the most famous of the Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas. It was first produced on the 14th March 1885 at the Savoy Theatre, London and later (6th July 1885) at the Museum, Chicago. Not without reason this one of the most popular of the long line of 'Savoy Operas', for Gilbert's text is a masterpiece of comic writing which Sullivan's ever tuneful music is perfectly adapted, serving in a remarkable manner to convey the amusing character of the words.Originally written set in Japan during the latter part of the 19th century, the Japanese characters were nothing more than thinly veiled caricatures of ourselves. For BMTG's performance of The Mikado, the setting was adapted to the mid-western (Chicago) post prohibition (1935) America. Set in a nightclub, 'The Oriental', during the period the characters, although staying loyal to the original names, are now seen as Gangsters, Molls, Dancers and Nightclub patrons. Based on a crime family of the period the 'Godfather/boss of Bosses' – 'The Mikado', through his son a 'Cugine' – 'Nanki-Poo' to the 'three Maids' played by the dancers at the club, added additional weight to the original script, without detracting from the fine score.
Worries about the move from Long Eaton to Beeston were soon found to be unfounded as the show sold incredibly well, with superb reviews from audience and the press alike.
The Story of The Mikado
Opening on March 14th 1885, The Mikado, or Town Of Titipu, quickly established itself as the foremost example of musical theatre. Its initial run lasted a staggering 672 performances – unheard of in its day – and, at the end of 1885 an estimated 150 companies were producing the operetta across Europe and America.
In a small number of productions, Gilbert used foreign locales in an attempt to soften the impact of his somewhat 'pointed' satire. However, as a reviewer noted following an early review of the operetta 'though nominally Japanese, the allusions in The Mikado are more or less thinly-veiled references to the native institutions and peculiarities of Great Britain'. This is a trend noted by many people in every G&S production and perhaps a contributory factor in the shows' endearment to the hearts of the audiences.
The story follows a short period in the life of a domineering Nanki-Poo, the son of The Mikado, who, in order to escape marriage to a lady, Katisha, flees his father's firm and masquerades as a travelling minstrel.
It is there that he falls in love with a beautiful showgirl, Yum-Yum, who is the ward of Koko, at that time a cheap tailor. However, Yum-Yum is betrothed to her ward and the young man leaves in despair.The operetta starts one year later when Nanki-Poo returns to town to find only a small number of changes. The most important being that Ko-Ko has now been awarded the exultant rank of Lord High Executioner and his imminent marriage to Yum-Yum.
Meanwhile, the Mikado decrees that an execution is to take place and hands the task on to Koko, who is somewhat preoccupied in the planning of his forthcoming marriage.
Nanki-Poo approaches Koko and makes him aware of his intention to end his own life in desperation of Yum-Yum's unavailability. It is then that Koko comes up with his master plan.Koko consents to the marriage of Nanki-Poo and Yum-Yum on the condition that Nanki-Poo be beheaded after one month. However, Koko proves to be too soft-hearted to carry out the execution and instead, with the help of two conspirators Poo-Bah and Pish-Tush, sign an affidavit stating the death of Nanki-Poo.
The Mikado, on seeing this, condemns the hapless three to death. Only the appearance of young Nanki-Poo can secure their safety…
Act 1
Musical Numbers
If You Want To Know Who We Are (Chorus)
A Wande'ring Minstrel, I (Naki-Poo)
Our Great Mikado, Virtuous Man (Pish-Tush)
Young Man Despair (Pooh-Bah)
Behold The Lord High Executioner! (Ko-Ko, Male Chorus)
As Some Day It May Happen (Little List) (Ko-Ko, Male Chorus)
Comes A Train of Little Ladies (Yum-Yum, Pitti-Sing, Peep-Bo,
Three Little Maids From School Are We (Yum-Yum, Petti-Sing, Peep-Bo)
So Please You, Sir, We Much Regret (Yum-Yum, Pitti-Sing, Peep-Bo,
Pooh-Bah, Pish-Tush, Waitresses)
Were You Not To Ko-Ko Plighted (Nanki-Poo, Yum-Yum)
I Am So Proud (Cheap and Chippy Chopper) (Ko-Ko, Pooh-Bah,
With Aspect Stern and Gloomy Stride (Chorus)
Act 2
Musical Numbers
Braid The Raven Hair (Pitti-Sing and Chorus of Girls)
The Sun. Whose Rays are All Ablaze (Yum-Yum)
Brightly Dawns Our Wedding Day (Yum-Yum, Pitti-Sing, Nanki-Poo and Pish-Tush)
Here's A How-de Do! If I Marry You (Yum-Yum, Nanki-Poo and Ko-Ko)
A More Humane Mikado (Mikado and Chorus)
The Criminal Cried As He Dropped Him Down (Pitti-Sing, Ko-Ko, Pooh-Bah and Chorus)
The Flowers That Bloom In The Spring (Nanki-Poo and Ko-Ko, with Yum-Yum, Pitti-Sing and Pooh-Bah)
Alone, And Yet Alive (Katisha)
The Willow (Ko-Ko)
There is Beauty in the Bellow of the Blast (Katisha and Ko-Ko)
For He's Gone and Married Yum-Yum (Chorus)
The Cast & Crew
The Cast
Ko-Ko – John Maddison
Yum-Yum – Cheryl Mills
Nanki-Poo – Colin Richmond
Pooh-Bah – Louis Ogando
Pish-Tush – Paul Mills
Pitti-Sing – Carrie-Anne Corner
Peep-Bo – Alison Lawrence
Katisha – Carolyn Smith
The Mikado – David Heard
The Chorus
Anthea Hinchliffe, Carl Jackson, David Artiss, Dorothy Woodall,
Edward Evans, Erica Coleman, James McGraw, Jane Cottee,
Jane Hough, John Carley, Lisa Green-Smith, Mark Marks,
Michael Gillie, Mollie Harword, Oriel Dudson, Philippa Dean,
Rachel Sunley, Roma Drinkwater, Ruth Maddison
The Waitresses
Jennie Ashworth, Kathryn McAuley, Mina Machin, Val Sutton
The Orchestra
Bass – Jess Widdowson
Clarinet – Sharon Cardwell
Conductor – Lisa Mills
Flute – Claire Husselbee
Keyboard – Chris Flint
Oboe – Christine Glenville
Percussion – Graham Sykes
Trumpet – Danny Ortiz, Graham Cardwell
The Production Team
Director – Rob Corner
Wardrobe – Anthea Hinchliffe
Make-up – Anthea Hinchliffe
Prompt – Lisa Mills
Front of House – Tony Sutton
Bar Manager – Nicola Ireland
Bar Staff – Alison Christie, Katie Solomon
Call Boy – Andrew Maddison
Call Girl – Rachel Maddison
Props – Lyndsey Kenyon
Lighting – Margaret Beedham
Musical Director – Lisa Mills
Choreographer – Lisa Mills
Production Manager – Stuart Veitch
Set Design – Celia Birch
Set Construction – Mike Cottee, David Hinchliffe
Stage Manager – Colin Cort
Sound – Andy Onion
Lighting – Mike Beedham
Stage Crew – David Hinchliffe & Connections


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Weird Signal From Alien Star Not Aliens
Astronomers recently announced they found a weird, never before seen radio signal emanating from near star Ross 128. Sensational headlines appeared based on the theoretical possibility of it having been a transmission from an alien civilisation, although the astronomers stressed it was "at the bottom of many other explanations."
After studying the signal closely the explanation has been found for the repeated pattern of sliding down a scale of frequencies. According to Professor Abel Mendez who was part of the team which discovered the signals, "The best explanation is that the signals are transmissions from one or more geostationary satellites."
This came as a surprise as the group had never seen similar signals from satellites before, however geostationary satellites, which are positioned over the Equator, would pass between the observatory being used for the study and Ross 128. Not all the weirdness has been dispelled though, with certain features of the signal still not fully explained, however Mendez is certain there are satisfactory explanations.
The Moon Could Contain More Water Than Expected
Ancient lunar volcanic deposits have revealed that the interior of the moon could contain far more water than we had previously thought.
India's Chandrayaan-1 satellite was used to measure the amount of reflected sunlight from pyroclastic deposits. In particular, the researchers were looking for the wavelengths where H2O and OH absorb light. Based on the amount of absorption of light they found these deposits contained significant amounts of water.
As pyroclastic deposits are formed from magma forced up from the centre of the planet, the presence of water indicates that the centre of the moon must also contain water. "Our work shows that nearly all of the large pyroclastic deposits also contain water, so this seems to be a common characteristic of magmas that come from the deep lunar interior," lead researcher Ralph Milliken told Space.com "That is, most of the mantle of the moon may be 'wet.'"
Water has previously been found around the lunar poles, but that is thought to be a result of hydrogen being delivered by solar winds. The presence of water in the moon's mantle suggests that water was also delivered to the moon very early in its formation. However, the mechanism for this is still unknown.
This finding may change the approach of future manned missions to colonise the moon, as these pyroclastic deposits could potentially be mined for their water content instead of relying on the water at the lunar poles.
Many More Comets in our Solar System Than We Thought
It turns out the outer reaches of our solar system are far more crowded than we thought. New analysis of data from the WISE probe has suggested that there are as many as seven times more large comets skirting the edges of our solar system than previously estimated.
Using all-sky survey data collected in 2011 by the spacecraft, the researchers discovered the discrepancy in the number of comets measuring larger than 1 kilometre in size. These comets take more than 200 years to orbit the sun, in some cases up to tens of thousands of years, so are notoriously elusive to find.
It's thought these comets probably emerged from the Oort Cloud, a region of icy fragments left over from the formation of the solar system. This region is found even further out than the Kuiper Belt which surrounds our solar system. Given their distant orbit there is essentially no risk to Earth.
Watching a Star Die
In June a group of astronomers around the world were in the box seat for a unique event – watching a star's death as it happened.
The explosive destruction of the star released as much energy in 40 seconds as the Sun will in all its lifetime, making it bright enough that a person looking in the right direction with just a pair of binoculars stood a good chance of seeing it happen. The energy released by the star was in the form of a gamma ray burst – a beam of radiation just 2 degrees wide. This tight focus makes it chance that it happened to be aimed at Earth allowing it to be observed.
The gamma ray burst was first detected by a pair of satellites monitoring the sky for just these events, the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope and the Swift Gamma-Ray Burst Mission. Within seconds, they transmitted the coordinates of the burst to a network of land-based robotic telescopes which quickly reacted and repositioned. One of the first to react was the MASTER-IRC telescope in the Canary Islands, which collected optical light while the initial phase of the explosion was still occurring, including rare data on the relative polarisation of the burst.
By observing the burst from this massive star, scientists are hopeful they can answer a number of questions about how they erupt, including questions about how the beams are directed. Analysis of the event is continuing, but initial observations seem to indicate the beams are tightly controlled by extremely powerful magnetic fields within the explosion.
The Old Bombers Which Will Chase The Eclipse
When a total solar eclipse sweeps across the United States on August 21, two converted bomber aircraft will be in prime position. Operated by the Airborne Science Program of NASA, the twin planes will chase totality across the country.
Between them, the two aircraft will collect 8 minutes of observations of the eclipse, far more than the 2 minutes and 40 seconds able to be collected by a ground based telescope. Bristling with cameras and sensors and travelling at an altitude of 50,000 feet (above 90% of the Earth's atmosphere), the aircraft will be collecting extremely accurate measurements of the solar corona to better understand how energy moves throughout the sun's atmosphere.
During the darkness of totality the cameras will also be turned towards Mercury to measure the infrared radiation coming from the surface of the solar system's smallest planet, which would usually be concealed by the infrared radiation from the sun. These measurements are hoped to help explain how the planet's surface changes from day to night, which could in turn reveal information about its composition and properties.
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Ross 128 signal image courtesy of PHL at UPR Arecibo
Moon water mapping image courtesy of Milliken lab/Brown University
Gamma ray burst image courtesy of S.Karpov, G.Beskin (SAO RAS and Kazan Federal University, Russia), S.Bondar, E.Ivanov, E.Katkova, N.Orekhova, A.Perkov (OJS RPC PSI, Russia), A.Biryukov (SAI MSU and Kazan Federal University, Russia), V.Sasyuk (Kazan Federal University, Russia)
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Emerging markets should brace for signs of monetary policy shifts in developed nations, and South Korea will remain vigilant to such signs that are moving toward ending a decade of fiscal stimulus, Bank of Korea Gov. Lee Ju-yeol said Tuesday.
"The massive amount of cash flow into global financial markets will be on the decrease at any rate," Lee said, while presiding over a conference on economic trends. "The BoK will respond to this by closely watching the shift in developed nations' monetary policies and international cash flow," Yonhap reported.
Moreover, Lee said European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's hawkish remarks last week could be interpreted as "a sign of policy shift".
Lee returned to Seoul on Thursday after a weeklong trip to Europe to attend the annual general meeting of the Bank for International Settlements held in Switzerland and the ECB Forum on Central Banking in Portugal.
Speakers at the events, such as BIS General Manager Jaime Caruana and ECB head Draghi had echoed the latest signs of an upbeat economy and lowered deflation risks. Draghi hinted at an end to expansionary monetary policy, which has lasted for nearly a decade with designs on shoring up local economies reeling from the 2008 global financial crisis.
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Archer Milton Huntington
Archer M. Huntington
Huntington c. 1900
|11 December 1955 (aged 85)
|Anna Hyatt Huntington
Archer Milton Huntington (March 10, 1870 – December 11, 1955) was the son of Arabella (née Duval) Huntington and the adopted, possibly biological, son of railroad magnate and industrialist Collis P. Huntington. A lifelong friend of the academy and the arts, he is known for his scholarly works in the field of Hispanic Studies and for founding The Hispanic Society of America in New York City, as well as his many contributions to the American Geographical Society.[1][2]
He was also a major benefactor of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and the American Numismatic Society, which he convinced to relocate next to the Hispanic Society and the Geographical Society at the Beaux Arts Audubon Terrace complex in upper Manhattan. In 1932, he and sculptor Anna Hyatt Huntington, then his wife, founded the Brookgreen Gardens sculpture center in South Carolina; and the Mariners' Museum, which is one of the largest maritime museums in the world, in Newport News, Virginia, a new independent city that was established in the late 19th century largely though the efforts of his adopted father Collis P. Huntington.
Hispanic studies[edit]
Huntington is primarily known for his scholarly works in the field of Hispanic Studies and for founding The Hispanic Society of America in New York City. The society, founded in 1904, is a museum and rare books library whose collections of Hispanic materials are unrivaled outside Spain.
Spanish impressionist painter Joaquin Sorolla met Huntington in England in 1908. Huntington soon made him a member of the Hispanic Society, and invited him to exhibit there in 1909. This grand exhibition comprised 356 paintings, 195 of which sold. Sorolla spent five months in America and painted more than twenty portraits.[3]
In 1911, Huntington contracted with Sorolla to paint 14 magnificent murals that came to be known as Vision of Spain. These are considered to be the major commission of Sorolla's career.[4] His enormous canvases hang in the Sorolla Room of the Hispanic Society building in Manhattan; the room was opened in 1926 following Sorolla's death. A major restoration of this room was completed in 2010.[5] During the restoration of the Sorolla Room, the murals toured major art museums in Spain.
Shortly after 1920, Huntington launched the careers of six art historians in the Hispanic field: Elizabeth du Gué Trapier, Beatrice Gilman Proske, Alice Wilson Frothingham, Florence Lewis May, Eleanor Sherman Font, and Clara Louisa Penney, with three in particular (Proske, Frothingham, and May) creating the seminal works in their fields.[6]
Huntington's wife, Anna Hyatt Huntington, sculpted the bronze statues and limestone bas-reliefs that stand outside the entrance to the Hispanic Society building.
The American Geographical Society[edit]
Archer Huntington became a Fellow of the American Geographical Society in 1894 and a Councilor in 1904, the same year he founded the Hispanic Society of America. In 1907, Huntington was elected President of the American Geographical Society.[7] Huntington donated land on Audubon Terrace to the AGS in 1911 and "contributed the greater part of the cost of construction" for the new building himself; Huntington also provided generous financial assistance to the AGS throughout his tenure as member.[7]
Huntington was one of the Society's most influential leaders; he provided new facilities which enabled the AGS to expand its "staff, collections, and activities," arranged for the AGS to conduct a transcontinental excursion for geographers around the world in 1912, balanced the Society's budget, expanded its library, coordinated a collaboration between the AGS and the Association of American Geographers, and selected Isaiah Bowman as the first Director of the American Geographical Society.[7]
Huntington was also responsible for the acquisition of the American Geographical Society Library's oldest world map: the Leardo Mappamundi.[8] Huntington donated the 15th century map to the AGS of NY in 1906 and the map now resides in the American Geographical Society Library at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. In a letter honoring Huntington after his death in 1955, the Society stated that Huntington would be remembered for his work bringing many institutions together with "academic dignity and repose." [9]
In 1915, Huntington donated land on which the American Academy of Arts and Letters could construct a permanent New York City home.[10] He also donated land and funds to relocate the Numismatic Society and the Museum of the American Indian to Audubon Terrace, the same complex that housed Huntington's many other beloved organizations.
In 1932 he donated land and helped to create Brookgreen Gardens in South Carolina, a public sculpture garden in which to display the figurative sculpture works of American sculptors, including many pieces by Anna Hyatt Huntington. A portion of Brookgreen Gardens is a nature reserve, and another section is leased to the state for Huntington Beach State Park. The gardens, historic plantation sites, and their adjacent residence 'Atalaya Castle' are a National Historic Landmark, and on the National Register of Historic Places.[11]
In that same year, working with Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company president Homer L. Ferguson, Huntington founded the Mariners' Museum in Newport News, Virginia, one of the largest maritime museums in the world.
In 1936, Huntington created an endowment which established an annual stipend for a Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress, now officially the Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress. In 2006, this stipend amounted to $40,000 per year, including a $35,000 salary and $5,000 in travel expenses.[12]
From 1932-39, the Huntingtons donated what was to become the 15,000 acre Archer Milton Huntington and Anna Hyatt Huntington Wildlife Forest in Newcomb, New York, now part of the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry.[13][14]
In 1939, the Huntingtons donated their mansion at 1083 Fifth Avenue and adjacent properties between 89th & 90th Streets to the National Academy, the oldest artists' organization in the United States. The property is home to the National Academy Museum and Art School.[15]
Archer Huntington's family included several prominent cousins. The New York City architect Charles P. Huntington included.[16] His cousin Henry E. Huntington founded the renowned The Huntington Library, Art Museums,and Botanical Gardens in California.
Archer Huntington married twice. On August 6, 1895, he married Helen Manchester Gates, the daughter of Rev. Isaac E. Gates and Ellen M. H. Gates, a poet and the sister of Archer's adopted father Collis P. Huntington. Like her mother, Helen was a writer. Archer and Helen were temporarily detained and effectively under arrest by German authorities in Nuremberg, Bavaria, at the outbreak of World War I in August 1914 due to suspicions that Archer, a representative of the American Geographical Society, was a spy. Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan appealed for their release through diplomatic channels.[17] Archer and Helen had no children and divorced in 1918.
Archer married sculptor Anna Hyatt on March 10, 1923, and they founded Brookgreen Gardens sculpture center and nature reserve near Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, in 1931.[11] Her large scale sculptures adorn the Audubon Terrace at the Hispanic Society of America in New York City. March 10 was both his and his wife's birthday. They then called March 10 "3 in 1 day" and it is still celebrated at Atalaya and Brookgreen Gardens in South Carolina. Archer and Anna had no children.[18]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Huntington, Archer Milton". Who's Who. Vol. 59. 1907. p. 899.
- ^ E., JASINSKI, LAURIE (15 June 2010). "HUNTINGTON, ARCHER MILTON". www.tshaonline.org.
- ^ Peel, Edmund: The Painter Joaquin Sorolla, Philip Wilson Publishers, Ltd., 1989, pp. 246-247
- ^ "The Provinces of Spain". Media Center for Art History at Columbia University. Retrieved 21 April 2013.
- ^ Burke, Marcus. "A Collection in Context: The Hispanic Society of America". Media Center for Art History at Columbia University. Retrieved 21 April 2013.
These murals can be seen in detail online at this Web site. In the First Floor map at the upper right, click on the blue dot in the left-most empty room -- which shows the whole Sorolla Room.
- ^ "History". Hispanic Society of America. 2015-06-19. Retrieved 2019-11-01.
- ^ a b c Wright, John Kirtland (1952). Geography in the Making: The American Geographical Society 1851-1951. New York: The American Geographical Society. pp. 145. ISBN 1258469871.
- ^ "Leardo Mappamundi 1452 | UWM Libraries". Retrieved 2019-06-14.
- ^ "Huntington, Archer M. (1907-1911), scroll honoring Huntington, 1955". collections.lib.uwm.edu. Retrieved 2019-06-14.
- ^ "Huntington Gives Site for Academy; Men of Arts and Letters to Erect Building Near Riverside Drive and 155th St. Next to Hispanic Museum; National Institute and American Academy Accept Offer of Eight City Lots for Site," New York Times. January 25, 1915.
- ^ a b The Gullah Culture: "History of Brookgreen Gardens" Archived July 16, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
- ^ "Librarian of Congress Appoints Donald Hall Poet Laureate".
- ^ Communications, SUNY-ESF Office of. "SUNY-ESF Web". www.esf.edu.
- ^ Communications, SUNY-ESF Office of. "SUNY-ESF Web". www.esf.edu.
- ^ "History — National Academy Museum". National Academy. Archived from the original on 22 July 2013. Retrieved 1 December 2012.
- ^ Charles P. Huntington; of 18 West 31st Street, New York City.
- ^ "Ships for Tourists will be Chartered," NY Evening Post, Aug. 12, 1914.
- ^ dgmweb.net Archer Milton Worsham Huntington genealogy
External links[edit]
- Works by or about Archer Milton Huntington at Internet Archive
- Archer Milton Huntington papers - at Syracuse University Special Collections Research Center
- Hispanic Society: Huntington biography notes
- American Numismatic Society: Biography
- Archer and Anna Hyatt Huntington Sculpture Garden - "Biography, The Huntingtons"
- Archer M. Huntington Art Gallery exhibition files, 1948-1981 from the Smithsonian Archives of American Art
- Magnificent Coins of the Spanish World, the Archer M. Huntington Collection
- Philanthropists from New York (state)
- Museum founders
- Historians of the Hispanic world
- 1870 births
- 1955 deaths
- New York State College of Forestry
- State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry people
- National Sculpture Society members
- American Hispanists
- American Geographical Society


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The Cleveland Cavaliers have had a tumultuous last twelve months. Kyrie Irving demanded a trade. LeBron James reportedly wanted to have the trade rescinded. Dan Gilbert and Koby Altman felt otherwise and traded the disgruntled Irving. That was the beginning of the end.
Following another heartbreaking NBA Finals to the Golden State Warriors, James opted to take his talents to Hollywood with the Los Angeles Lakers where Klutch Sports, LeBron's sports management company, along with Uninterrupted James' entertainment company are headquartered. It also didn't help that James' son wanted to play high school ball with Scottie Pippen's and Kenyon Martin's sons in Los Angeles
The other reason for King James leaving the Land is the fact owner Dan Gilbert and LeBron's dismay for the Kyrie trade permeated during free agency this past summer. Magic Johnson was able to sell James on the Lakers, teaching James how to be a successful businessman off the court.
Back to the Caviliers, if Dan Gilbert keeps Kyrie in Cleveland, LeBron probably stays in the Land, the roster would've been gutted, and potentially could have bolstered a Kyrie, LeBron, and Anthony Davis lineup with Kevin Love being the odd man out
Currently, the Caviliers are left with the third worst record in the NBA in the aftermath of Kyrie and LeBron's departures. The only hope without tampering to get some superstars is to lose on purpose to obtain a lottery pick. Hopefully with that pick comes Zion Williamson and hope for this Cleveland franchise.


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On Friday, Oct. 14, Empower held a lunch at the Four Points by Sheraton in Niagara Falls. Seven individuals/organizations/businesses were honored, including two Lewiston-Porter students, for their work on behalf of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Matthew Minderler received the Inspiring Individual Award for his ingenuity and perseverance over significant challenges associated with spinal muscular atrophy. He graduated from Lewiston-Porter High School in June.
Charles Dieteman, a student at Lewiston-Porter Middle School, received the Junior Leading Luminary for his efforts to increase awareness of cerebral palsy and to raise funds for Empower's programs.
Mark Laurrie, superintendent of the Niagara Falls City School District, received the Leading Luminary Award for his longstanding commitment to inclusion for students with disabilities.
The Peter and Elizabeth C. Tower Foundation, represented by Executive Director Tracy Sawicki, received the Faithful Funder Award for its ongoing support of Empower (with support totaling more than $125,000).
The Parent Network of Western New York, represented by Executive Director Susan Barlow, received the Priceless Partner Award for its collaboration with Empower on a variety of initiatives, including a monthly support group for parents of children with autism spectrum disorder.
C& W Services, represented by Robert Gordon, received the Exceptional Employer Award for employing five individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities who receive supported employment services through Empower's job training division.
Matrix Imaging Solutions, represented by Dave Basta, received the Committed Contractor Award for providing contracted work for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities who receive employment services from Empower's job training division to help with large mailings.


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Residential real estate sales by members of the Lexington-Bluegrass Association of REALTORS® (LBAR) positively impacted the Laurel County economy in first quarter 2018 with 77 reported sales totaling $10,835,460. Sales continue to be a driving force in Laurel County economy.
Residential sales decreased five percent from 81 sales reported in first quarter 2017 to 77 sales reported in first quarter 2018. The median sales price increased seven percent from $120,000 in first quarter 2017 to $128,000 in first quarter in 2018. The average days on the market decreased 24 percent from 114 days in first quarter 2017 to 87 days in first quarter 2018.
Residential sales in Laurel County increased 14 percent from March 2017 with 29 sales compared to 33 sales in March 2018. Pending sales decreased from 38 in March 2017 to 29 pending sales reported in March 2018. The median sales price had increased from $124,500 in March 2017 to $132,000 in March 2018. New listings decreased 13 percent from 61 new listings in March 2017 to 53 new listings in March 2018.
As the region's leading advocate for homeownership, Lexington-Bluegrass Association of REALTORS® (LBAR) understands the value and joy of owning a home. LBAR represents more than 3,100 REALTORS® located in Anderson, Bath, Bell, Bourbon, Clark, Clay, Elliott, Fayette, Franklin, Harrison, Jackson, Jessamine, Knox, Laurel, Menifee, Montgomery, Nicholas, Powell, Rowan, Scott, Whitley, and Woodford Counties. Visit www.lbar.com or call 859-276-3503 for buying and selling resources and real estate listings.


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Why Hammerton Brewery's Pentonville stout – made with oysters – is one of London's finest
PUBLISHED: 15:11 11 April 2018 | UPDATED: 15:42 11 April 2018
Islington's brilliant Hammerton Brewery continues to thrive – after one of its signature beers was named as the second best in London.
Hammerton's Pentonville Oyster Stout was runner-up in the recent Champion Beer of London awards, in which over 200 cask and keg beers were entered. Pentonville also won the best stout category.
Made using fresh oysters from Maldon, it's an important beer for founder Lee Hammerton. It's based on a recipe created by his ancestors from the original Hammerton Brewery in 1938.
"Hammerton was the first in the world to brew using oysters," Lee explained.
"When we restarted the brewery [in 2014], we wanted to make our own modern beers, but when we heard about this story, the oyster stout was a beer we really wanted to bring back.
"There wasn't any record of the original recipe but we wanted to have a modern take on it anyway.
"Half an hour into the boiling process, we add 100 wild oysters into the kettle and they boil away for about half and hour. We add the whole shells to get more mineral content.
"There are seven different malts in there, so there are lots of flavours in there, with choclatey and coffee notes. Because it's an oyster stout you'd expect it to be quite fishy. But while it adds a bit of complexity to the beer, it's not overpowering in any way."
Of the award, he added: "We weren't expecting to win – as we only found out we had been entered a day before. But we're pretty happy to get the best stout in London."
In other stout news, the brewery deserves credit for its impressive April Fool's joke.
Hammerton tweeted a picture of "Casper", a beer it claimed was the world's "first white stout" after "six months of trial runs".
The brewery was immediately inundated with requests to order a keg. Even one of Hammerton's former brewers fell for it.
Meanwhile, Hammerton, located in Roman Way Industrial Estate next to Caledonian Road and Barnsbury station, has had an offer accepted for another unit in the estate.
A second unit will allow Hammerton to increase production, create more beers and move its monthly taproom opening from monthly to weekly.
Lee said: "One option was to have a production facility outside of London but we wanted to try and stay in the borough. Industrial space in Islington is ridiculously sparse and hard to get. So fingers crossed we get this new unit."
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On 30.06.2020 the third network meeting "Zero Waste" took place. This time the participants of different industries and sizes met in virtual space. However, this did not stop the lively exchange of ideas. This time, the companies Schreiner Group GmbH & Co. KG, Kinshofer GmbH, Tikiwe, Arqum and the Environmental Cluster Bavaria were involved. A start-up was also allowed to present itself in the third meeting with an exciting solution in the field of Packaging-On-Demand.
The aim of the meeting was to present new and implemented measures, to inspire each other and to pick up on best practices. In addition, three interesting presentations on the topics of Packaging-On-Demand, public welfare economy and packaging in a closed loop rounded off the day.
The name of the network "Zero Waste - Reduce, Re-use, Recycle", which has been in existence since 2019, reflects the programme: the aim is to avoid unnecessary waste (Reduce), to establish reusable instead of disposable systems (Re-use) and to use recycled and recyclable materials (Recycle). Participation and an open exchange within the network helps to achieve the set goals much more effectively and quickly, as ideas are exchanged, practical implementations are presented and solutions for the future are worked out together. We are pleased when companies from the industry want to join the network. More about the project: https://www.hawe.com/company/csr/zero-waste/


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Hazard Insurance Vs. Mortgage Insurance
Your mortgage payment may include more than just payment on the principal and interest: Many mortgage lenders will require you to put money into an escrow account to pay for hazard and mortgage insurance as well. Mortgage insurance pays off if you default on your mortgage; hazard insurance covers damage or destruction by vandalism, fire, smoke and storm, among other causes.
The Significance of Mortgage Insurance
Lenders usually require mortgage insurance any time they issue a mortgage for more than 80 percent of the home's value. It protects your lender against losing their investment and enables you to buy a home with less than a 20 percent down payment, in return for making the mortgage insurance payments each month.
The Significance of Hazard Insurance
Mortgage lenders require you to carry hazard insurance because your home is the collateral for the loan. If hail or theft damage your home or its contents, the insurance will enable you to rebuild, keeping up the value of your lender's collateral. Unlike mortgage insurance, hazard insurance benefits you as well as your lender: if your lender only requires a minimal level of hazard insurance, you might consider taking out more to protect your own investment in your home, the Nolo legal website states.
Features of Mortgage Insurance
The annual cost of mortgage insurance is usually between .19 and 1 percent of the total loan value. You can pay it up front, or incorporate it into the mortgage payment. It will be affected by your credit score, the size of your loan, whether the property is a first or second home and how the size of the loan compares to the value of your home.
Features of Hazard Insurance
A year of hazard insurance will cost between .3 and 1 percent of the loan amount. It isn't affected by your credit score but will be influenced by the value of your house, the size of your deductible, and whether you choose the market value or replacement value insurance. Market value pays you what it originally cost to buy your property minus depreciation; replacement value pays what it would cost to replace the items at today's prices.
Termination of Insurance
Continue paying hazard insurance as long as you have your home, however, there's no benefit to maintaining mortgage insurance any longer than you have to. Federal law says you can cancel once your equity, or the value of your home less the mortgage you owe, is 20 percent, and cancellation is supposed to be automatic when equity reaches 22 percent. If your lender doesn't cancel at that point, contact and remind them, Nolo recommends. However, keep in mind that taking out a second mortgage or home equity line of credit reduces the equity you have in the property and will affect how long you must continue paying PMI.
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Hi Otter65, Anna Karenina, Bythesea and lovely Sue who's always here to help xx
I start on fec tomorrow morning 10.20, must be at the hospital 1hour before for my antisickness tablets. I think I'm ready (was reading the October thread 😜) I just want to get it started because the last month has been a real roller coaster. I was dreading every appointment, but luckily all other tests and scans are fine.
I hope I don't feel too bad tomorrow afternnon when the girls come home from school...
I am a bit worried though because my nose is blocked and my ear is popping a little... Sue, will they go ahead with me? I hope so 🙏 don't want to wait another week!!
Big hugs to you all xx
Hi ladies,
Starting Chemo 1st November. Been lurking round the October starters to see what to expect.
Popped in here so no one feels lonley.
Speak soon x
I am such a klutz. I just posted in the October thread because I found out chemo is beginning for me today, but I don't actually start until November, so I should have posted here. Forgive my ineptitude. Below is my story and I am looking forward to getting to know everyone who is about to begin this new phase of treatment.
The plan is for a 20 week cycle of 8 (every 3 weeks and then every 2 weeks) beginning next Wednesday. I knew it was likely, so it isn't a shock and I am pleased to have a bit of a plan. After chemo, I will have a mastectomy followed by radiotherapy with good old Tamoxifen thrown in for good measure. Whilst I know it will be a long haul, I feel better for knowing that the bone and CT scans were clear and that I have some clarity.
Thank you to everyone who has supported me this far. I have begun to read and explore this part of the forum (I had previously mostly hung around the 'recently diagnosed' section) and am finding my way slowly. I hope you don't mind me joining in over the coming months. It is so uplifting to know there is a community of us going through this strange, unplanned and unwelcome journey. xx
Hi otter
And welcome to the thread.
I'm sure there will be other ladies along soon but in the meantime, if you have any questions please ask.
Hope it goes OK tomorrow, and let us know how you get on.
Sue xx
I was diagnosed in July but had several delays due to first being found anemic so had to have two transfusions MRI CT two scopes and heart echo
I had surgery on 4th October 17 to remove two small grade 2 tumours one hormone + but after results they found it was one 3 cm tumour I had originally been told I would not have to have Chemo but after a Onotype test it was decided I would benefit
So as long as oncologist visit on Tuesday goes ok I will be starting FECT on 2nd November
S xx
Hi Ladies
This thread is for anyone starting chemotherapy next week and into November.
It's a place to come and chat about any concerns you have and to share tips about your chemo experience. Hopefully you can all support each other through this challenging time.
I had chemo last year and finished my active treatment by the end of 2016. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have and I'll do my best to help!
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