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Version Auensee V1.2
Kompostanlage Digitalanzeige und Heap
Händler Tor und Load Places
Chaff Heap Futterlager
Schreinerei Baumstammverkauf
Although these fictitious map is based on a real name but not the original.
This is again a single-player map with 9 fields. Who can not be bothered, the
Description read, should at least look at the pictures that explain stuff
On the map you will find the following places:
– Port: Sales – wheat, barley, canola, corn, oats, rye, sunflower, potatoes,
Beet, compost
Purchase – Lime
– Sugar factory: Sale – beet / purchase – Lime
– BGA: sale – silage, potatoes, sugar beets, corn, wood chips
– Schlachter: selling – pork, beef, broilers
– Oil Mill: Sale – rape, sunflower
– Consumption: sale – potatoes, washed potatoes, milk, eggs, charcoal
– Billinger Sales – wheat, barley, canola, corn, oats, rye, sunflower, compost,
Manure, wood chips
Purchase – seed, fertilizer
– Cattle Market: Sales – pig feed, beet pulp
– BEA: sale – wool, straw
– Rangers: Sale – Compost / Purchase – seedlings
– Grain trade: sale – wheat, barley, canola, corn, oats, rye, sunflower
Purchase – seed, fertilizer
– Potato dealer sales – potatoes
– Snack Sales – washed potatoes, charcoal
Installed in addition to these buildings: cattle – pig and broiler, Beetmaster, Holzscheitel- and charcoal factory. In addition, the Damage & Repair Mod is installed – in the yard can your minor repairs on the ramp handle, for greater things is the dealer workshop.
All required mods are included in the file, please unzip and zip files in your Modsordner.
For questions and problems please LOG via PM to me or no help is possible
If any error messages please objective and constructive.
I hereby would like to also thank all users who offered me help to create the map, skalna especially Atzi26, Spilldara and tireless Alucard1993
Also a big thank you have been installed on all modders whose parts. I hope I have listed them all right?
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Just one day after Designing Women creator Linda Bloodworth Thomason penned an emotional personal essay about recently ousted CBS boss Leslie Moonves keeping her shows off the air for seven years, a sequel to the successful sitcom is one step closer to becoming a reality. According to The Hollywood Reporter, ABC has purchased the script from Bloodworth Thomason and executive producer Harry Thomason.
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Although it was incredibly popular, Designing Women took home just one Emmy over the course in its tenure (for hairstyling, in 1988), but it earned a solid 16 nominations over the course of its run.Annie Potts, Jan Hooks, Meshach Taylor, Julia Duffy and Dixie Carter, Designing Women" data-image-credit="Fotos International, Getty Images" data-image-alt-text="Annie Potts, Jan Hooks, Meshach Taylor, Julia Duffy and Dixie Carter, Designing Women�" data-image-credit-url="" data-image-target-url="" data-image-title="Annie Potts, Jan Hooks, Meshach Taylor, Julia Duffy and Dixie Carter, Designing Women" data-image-filename="180913-designing-women.jpg" data-image-date-created="2018/09/13" data-image-crop="" data-image-crop-gravity="" data-image-aspect-ratio="" data-image-height="1380" data-image-width="2070" data-image-do-not-crop="" data-image-do-not-resize="" data-image-watermark="" data-lightbox="">
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(About $81 billion of Baird's client assets are associated with its private-wealth management operations, with the rest tied to its capital markets, private equity and asset management work.)
Baird posted revenues of $961 million in 2012. Also, for the first quarter of 2013, Baird recorded its 133rd consecutive quarter of operating profit. The privately held firm was founded in Milwaukee more than 90 years ago. Last week, it celebrated Baird Cares Week, its annual philanthropy drive.
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Baird has "hired a good number of advisors this year," according to Curley. "We've also had some advisors retire, like at some other firms, and our headcount is stable."
Last week, the firm said it recruited four advisors from Morgan Stanley (MS), UBS (UBS) and other firms with about $800 million in client assets under management.
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Last year, it brought in close to 20 trainees. This year, the aim is for at least 30 and perhaps as many as 35.
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In terms of veteran advisors, Baird would like to attract 50 to 60 in 2013 through its branch offices.
"We are looking at 60 or more, which would be a tremendous success. Fifty would be a good success," noted Curley. "We're off to a good start, and several advisors are set to join in the next couple of months."
Recruited reps typically come from regional firms that have been acquired by larger broker-dealers.
"They decide to leave [their original] firm, because that firm left them," he added. "Others are frustrated with the larger firm … and do not want to go to another big one. So they end up at Baird, in the sweet spot."
As an employee-owned firm, Baird can offers advisors a stake in the company and the ability to be a part of a firm that has a good degree of flexibility, Curley says. "Our employment is up 22% [since 2008]. That is amazing for the [securities] industry," he noted, which overall has seen its employment rate drop 4% in the same period.
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Robert Patterson and Kristen Steward are back as lovers, Edward and Bella in their final installment of the poplar movie series, Twilight in the movie called The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn-part two. Edward and Bella's love is stronger than ever, but it will be tested to see if it can stand the test of time. Directed by Bill Condon and staring a talented cast and crew, this movie has enthralled people from the first scene. This movie stars three popular actors including: Kristen Steward, Robert Patterson and Taylor Laughner. In addition the movie features the acting talents of: Dakota Fanning, Mackenzie Foy, Ashley Greene, Maggie Grace, Nikki Reed, Jackson Rathbone, Joe Anderson, Kellen Luts, and Jamie Campbell. The movie was produced by: Wyck Godfrey, Karen Rosenfelt and Stephanie Meyer.
The plot of this movie is centered on Bella, Edward and the Cullen's. Life was good for Bella after the birth of Renesmee, Bella acquired new powers because she turned into a vampire-trading in her warm chocolaty eyes for vampire ones. Bella is finally able to enjoy her new life with Edward and the Cullen family and she is learning about her new abilities. Her life is going great and she is finally happy-that is until a member of the ominous Denali Vampire Convent, the troublesome vampire called Irina threatens her happiness. Irina threatens to ruin Bella, Edwards and the Cullen's happiness because she believes that Renesmee is an immortal and unstoppable vampire child, a known taboo in the eyes of the vampire community. Irina knows that if she exposes the Cullen family to the Vampire Convent, they will be punished and killed.
So now the Cullen's, along with Bella and Renesmee, must fight to prove that they are innocent to they vampire community and also fight for their lives, while putting and end to Irina's evil ways. They Team up with other vampire clans, as well as with the Wolf Pack to put an end to the madness. She finally gets to become a vampire in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn-Part 2.
The characters of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn-Part 2 includes the following:
Bella: Shy and quite Bella is in love with Edward Cullen from the start. Bella has finally reached a point in her life when she feels happy and content-until it is all threatened and she must fight for her life yet again. Bella is played by Kristen Steward.
Edward Cullen: He was portrayed as the high school outcast in the first two movies, but he is actually a vampire. Edward will give his life for Bella and do anything in his power to keep her safe from harm. Robert Patterson plays Edward.
Jacob: Played by Taylor Laughner, Jacob is a hot werewolf who has always loved Bella, and Jacob would still do anything to protect her.
The Cullen's: Edward's family of vampires that includes Alice, his father and mother, Rosalie, Jasper and Esme.
Renesmee: A new vampire that was born.
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Stewart talks the wrap of the "Twilight" saga, and gets a little snappy when interviewers ask if the starlet has reunited with her beau.


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Everybody benefits in this project. Child care workers receive free coaching. The coaches have the opportunity to interact with area child care facility owners and put their skills to work. A university study obtains data for research.
And let's not forget the children. Youngsters participating in the project benefit as their teacher gains new knowledge.
The endeavor is known as Project Great Start Professional Development Initiative—an effort to improve the knowledge and skills of early childhood educators.
One Morenci child care center—Cyndee Sanders' Circle of Friends—is involved in the statewide program.
Once a week for a 10-week span, Sanders receives a visit from Brooke Rains who observes, provides teacher behavior modeling and gives direction and ideas.
Rains is an Adrian College elementary education graduate who owned her own child care center before joining the Child Care Network, a resource and referral agency.
She also works with Jackson Community College and Baker College, and it's the Baker affiliation that brought her to Great Start as a teacher coach.
With campuses in several cities, Baker is working in collaboration with the Michigan 4C Association and the University of Michigan School of Education in a research project with the end goal of improving literacy skills among young children.
Mark Sullivan, executive director of Michigan 4C (Community Coordinated Child Care), explained the project as a means of finding the best way to improve interaction between children and their adult care-givers.


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Never again on Saturday
Starting in August, the postman will no longer ring even once on Saturdays. Patrick R. Donahoe, postmaster general and chief executive of the U.S. Postal Service, says the move to five-day delivery -- except for packages -- will save the cash-strapped organization $2 billion per year. Praised by some postal reformers as a long-overdue cost-cutting move yet condemned by postal unions and rural lawmakers as a legally questionable abandonment of "universal service," USPS' announcement is actually a blend of "common sense," as Mr. Donahoe said, and desperation.
Postal management has been begging Congress for years for explicit statutory authority to end Saturday delivery, arguing that it's one of several structural reforms without which USPS cannot survive the digital age. The Postal Service's financial plight is difficult indeed. Despite years of aggressive cost-cutting, it recorded a $15.9 billion loss in fiscal 2012, defaulted on $11.1 billion in retiree health-benefit prefunding payments and temporarily maxed out its $15 billion line of credit with the Treasury. Prior to Wednesday's announcement, USPS forecast a $7.6 billion net loss in the current year.
Still, Congress, in its wisdom, has not legislated five-day delivery, or any other structural change, so USPS acted unilaterally Wednesday, exploiting what it says is a loophole in existing law.
The smart thing for Congress to do would be to let USPS' action stand and take it as a cue to address the Postal Service's chronic problems. Certainly comprehensive reform legislation would be a better use of everyone's time between now and August than disputing USPS' plausible but aggressive interpretation of the law.
Oceans of ink have been spilled debating whether the Postal Service's crisis was inflicted by Congress' decision to order more than $5 billion per year in health-benefit prepayments or by the inevitable consequence of technological obsolescence and high fixed costs, especially labor costs.
We tend toward the latter view. But even that does not quite express USPS' true dysfunction, which is rooted in a convoluted, unworkable governance structure. Like Gulliver tied down by the Lilliputians, this supposedly independent, self-supporting entity answers to a presidentially appointed board, Congress, several labor unions and a regulatory commission -- not to mention the demands of corporate mailers and, last but not least, the general public.
Each of the Postal Service's various constituencies defends its piece of the action: Members of Congress protect redundant post offices as a source of jobs; unions enjoy a no-layoff clause and better health benefits than other federal workers; customers, corporate and individual, agitate for cheap rates. Of course, all of them think someone else should pay. Actually, the public is the most willing to sacrifice: Polls show overwhelming support for the elimination of Saturday delivery.
If you think the Postal Service is a case study in the special-interest gridlock that plagues U.S. government generally, we agree with you. That's why reforming it, root and branch, is such an important test for Congress. So far, lawmakers have shown that they can't, or won't, do the job. We hope that, by precipitating the issue of Saturday delivery, USPS management will finally snap them out of it.


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A couple of Arkansas politicians managed to make national news last week for the wrong reason — bringing criticism and ridicule to their home state.
The more extreme example was a tweet Friday by state Rep. Nate Bell, R-Mena, who apparently didn't have enough to do even with the state Legislature trying to wrap up its session: "I wonder how many Boston liberals spent the night cowering in their homes wishing they had an AR-15 with a high capacity magazine? #2A"
That came while much of America was watching on television as the manhunt for one of two terrorists suspected in the Boston Marathon bombing played out.
Within minutes Bell's comment had gone viral and soon stirred a national backlash. Among the stinging rebukes was this Esquire magazine blog post titled "Bite Me" by Charles B. Pierce: "Far be it from me to suggest that any of my fellow residents of the Commonwealth (God save it!) might want to discuss Rep. Bell's insights with him, but here's his official contact page. Be polite. Be nice. Tell him that God loves him as he loves all mouthy hicks."
Needless to say, not all responses were nice.
About four hours after his first tweet, Bell felt it wise to issue an apology — sort of. "I would like to apologize to the people of Boston & Massachusetts for the poor timing of my tweet earlier this morning," he wrote. "As a staunch and unwavering supporter of the individual right to self defense, I expressed my point of view without thinking of its effect on those still in time of crisis. In hindsight, given the ongoing tragedy that is still unfolding, I regret the poor choice of timing."
Somehow Bell's original tweet disappeared, leaving thousands of responses like this one: "RT @tpmcnaught @NateBell4AR I slept like a baby knowing I didn't have a moron like you representing me."
Would that Arkansans could say the same.
Bell had previously distinguished himself for intemperate comments through the social media. Last summer he posted this on his Facebook page: "As long as the government is perceived as working for the benefit of the children, the people will happily endure almost any curtailment of liberty and almost any deprivation. —Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler."
Referring to legislation regulating cell phone use by drivers in a school zone, he added: "Comparing Dems to Nazis is wayyyy to easy. Let's start with banning cell phone use while parked in a school zone."
Among Bell's attempts at legislation this year was House Bill 1042, which would have made it easier for gas companies to take land by eminent domain for building pipelines despite the opposition of the land owners. If not for the Mayflower pipeline rupture in March, that bill might have been law by now.
What brought notoriety for US. Sen. Mark Pryor of Arkansas wasn't what he said but rather what he did — crossing party lines to vote with Republicans in blocking a bipartisan bill that would have strengthened background checks for gun purchases. Thus Pryor ignored national polls showing strong support for expanding background checks and sided with the gun lobby in opposing any change.
Pryor was one of five Democrats who voted against an amendment to current law proposed by Sens. Joe Manchin, D-West Virginia, and Pat Toomey, R-Pennsylvania. Four Republicans voted for it, leaving a final tally of 54-46, six votes short of the 60 needed to pass it.
Remember, the majority frequently doesn't rule in the U.S. Senate.
Pryor's vote was especially disappointing because he could offer only a vague explanation, saying it was "too broad, unworkable and unreasonable for hunters and gun owners in our state." Instead he supported an amendment by Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, which had no chance and fell short by 52-48.
The Grassley amendment, favored by most Republicans, also included some good provisions, such as re-authorizing the Community Oriented Policing Services program. Instead, the U.S. Congress, as has been typical of late, did nothing, preferring to wait for the next tragedy.
Pryor's Democratic base was incensed by his vote, with many pledging not to support his re-election in 2014. He also lost potential national support, even while special interest groups were pounding him for "supporting Obama's gun controls."
Even the conservative Arkansas Democrat-Gazette editorial page blasted Pryor and the state's other U.S. senator, Republican John Boozman, for their "foolishness" in opposing the Manchin-Toomey proposal. Its most pointed words were aimed at Pryor: "When you're a blue-dog senator coming up for re-election in a red state, it may not hurt your political chances to cast a vote the way the National Rifle Association tells you to."
As noted in the editorial, the Manchin-Toomey amendment mainly would have expanded background checks at gun shows, where presently only licensed gun dealers are required to run them before selling firearms. That would have had no effect on the Newtown, Conn., elementary school massacre, but it could have helped to prevent or mitigate other violent crimes.
It's sad that our elected leaders in Washington lack the political courage to do anything except talk about "what won't work" and "what might happen" if we make a single change in the law.
Roy Ockert is editor emeritus of The Jonesboro Sun. He may be reached by e-mail at email@example.com.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Lipscomb track and field returns to action on Friday for the Blazer Invite in Birmingham, Ala. The meet is hosted by UAB at the Birmingham Crossplex.
"Last week got the ice broken," Lipscomb head coach Bill Taylor said. "We got to see where we are. We are still really early in the season, both in the indoor season and the broader picture of the entire track and field season.
"We are looking for an effort and toughness. Someone who isn't quite hitting the times yet, but a guy who just competes like Nelson Scott. The time and marks, they will come if you are training hard and putting it out there, good things will come from that."
Lipscomb received strong showings from sophomores April Terry and Houston Ward as they picked up Atlantic Sun Conference athletes of the week. Terry crushed the school records in the shot put (12.37m) and weight throw (15.37m) at the Ed Temple Classic last Saturday. Ward picked up a second place finish in the weight throw and third place in the shot put.
"We expect to see the throwers to continue to do well," Taylor said. "April knocked a lot of distance off the school records and we would like to see how much further she can go. Houston had a great week of practice and he was excited to get going."
Junior Tucker Peabody took his position at the top of the podium in the 200m in a time of 21.75 seconds while newcomer Gemikal Prude finished third in the high jump with a leap of 1.98m.
Colin Dempster who ran the 800m last week will return to the 400m this week at the Blazer Invite while Brenna Thompson will look to improve on her 400m from last week for the women.
The Blazer Invite will have a field of 30 squads including ETSU and Kennesaw State of the A-Sun. Live results from the meet can be found here.


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2 injured in Cana motorcycle crash
A motorcycle wreck Sunday evening in Cana left two people with serious, possibly life-threatening injuries.
According to Virginia State Police Trooper J.D. Delp, the wreck occurred on Fish Lake Road (Route 687), about three-tenths of a mile from Epworth Road at approximately 6 p.m. Sunday. Delp said Chadwick Lee Haynes, 39, of Mount Airy, N.C. was operating a 2006 Honda motorcycle northbound on Fish Lake Road when the accident happened.
"He was traveling at a high rate of speed, well over the posted speed limit of 40, and failed to negotiate a curve and went off the road to the left. In so doing, he lost control and the motorcycle slid on its side and back across the road to the right. It went off the road to the right and came to rest," Delp said. "During that process when it flipped, the passenger and driver were ejected off the vehicle."
Delp said the vehicle slid off the road more than 300 feet more than the length of a football field. A passenger, Teresa Smith, 43, was airlifted from the scene, Delp said. The first helicopter called in couldn't make it over the mountain because of rain and limited visibility, he added. Delp said he believed Haynes was transported by ambulance to a local hospital.
"They did both receive fairly sustainable injuries, probably life-threatening," Delp said.
Delp charged Haynes with reckless driving – failure to maintain proper control. Cana Rescue Squad, the Cana Fire Department and Carroll EMS all responded to the scene.


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Story by Mary Ann Littell • Photos by Nick Romanenko View the complete magazine | Subscribe to Cancer Connection
A longtime athlete and busy professional with a wife and two young daughters, Kevin Touhey never imagined he would be sidelined with advanced-stage lung cancer – never having smoked a cigarette in his life.
Spend some time with 62-year-old Kevin Touhey and you can't help but be inspired. Tall and strong, he exudes confidence. A three-sport athlete in high school and former basketball coach at the University of Pennsylvania, he's devoted a good portion of his career to teaching students, athletes, coaches and educators how to reach their fullest potential. At a time of life when many are winding down, he's still body surfing and power-walking on New Jersey's boardwalks with his wife and two young daughters. As a motivational speaker and life coach, he criss-crosses the country speaking, conducting workshops, and sharing his personal gospel: that anything can be accomplished with hard work and a positive attitude.
Yet less than a year ago, Touhey was curled up on a chair in his home in Medford, New Jersey, critically ill, on oxygen and a nebulizer, willing himself to survive. That was right after he was diagnosed with Stage IV lung cancer. "What a shock it was," he recalls. "I've never smoked a cigarette in my life."
Touhey's health crisis began in January 2013, when he was giving a speech in Cincinnati. Driving back to the hotel that evening, he was involved in a car accident. "It was just a fender bender, but it left me with severe pain in my right side," he says. Initially he tried to "play" through the pain, as he had many times throughout his life. But this time, it wouldn't go away.
Touhey is a pretty tough guy, and no stranger to adversity. Born in Passaic, New Jersey, he's one of ten children who grew up in poverty. His father was a chronic alcoholic who could not hold a job. His mother tried her best to make ends meet. She once showed Touhey a list of the 52 jobs his father had held and lost over the years. By the time Touhey was ten, the family had been evicted from seven homes. "I loved my father but the disease of alcoholism ruined him," says Touhey.
Episodes of violence and physical abuse were fueled by his father's drinking binges. The children often went hungry. "When things were really tough, we ate mayonnaise sandwiches," says Touhey. The family finally stabilized once the three oldest children, all girls, graduated from high school and went to work to support the family.
Touhey excelled at sports and attended college on a basketball scholarship. He likes to joke that his father went to college with him. The truth is that Touhey asked the coach to give his father a job. "Pleaded with him is more like it," he says. "The coach came through for us. My dad was the equipment manager for 13 years, the longest he'd held any job." His father passed away in 1989 — ironically, of lung cancer. Like many alcoholics, he was a heavy smoker.
A Revolution in Oncology Medicine
Precision medicine links state-of-the-art genetic profiling with targeted therapeutics designed for a specific patient's needs. "It's a revolution in oncology treatment," says Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey oncologist Joseph Aisner, MD. "Or should I say, evolution. Targeted therapy is not a new concept. Radioactive iodine for thyroid cancer has been used for years. What's unique now is that we can differentiate among cancers by identifying mutations in cancer cells. That information tells us which drugs will be most effective."
Many ask whether personalized medicine will render chemotherapy obsolete. "It's an interesting question that we can't answer yet," says Dr. Aisner. "What we do know is that chemotherapy is mostly empiric: try it, put different combinations of medicines together, and see if it works. Precision medicine is a more rational approach to treatment."
He also sees hope for earlier diagnosis of lung cancer. "Lung cancer symptoms don't usually appear until the disease is fairly advanced, so most people who come to us have late-stage disease," he says. New federal guidelines under consideration recommend that certain people at high risk for lung cancer get a low-dose CT scan every year. These high risk patients must be ages 55 to 74 years and in fairly good health, have a smoking history equivalent to a pack a day for 30 years, and currently smoke or have quit only within the past 15 years. "Screening could find many lung cancers earlier, when they are easier to treat. It's estimated that screening could save about 20 percent of people with lung cancer."
The Cancer Institute of New Jersey, together with its Flagship Hospital Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, University Radiology Group and Department of Radiology at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, will soon introduce a low-cost lung cancer screening program. Coupled with the Tobacco Dependence Program, this offers a comprehensive approach to prevention and early diagnosis. ■
The Unexpected
Many people believe that lung cancer is rare in non-smokers, but that's not true, says oncologist Joseph Aisner, MD, associate director for clinical science at Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey. "Of the 220,000 cases of lung cancer diagnosed in the U.S. each year, 15,000 are in non-smokers," says Dr. Aisner, who is also co-director of the Cancer Institute of New Jersey's Thoracic Oncology Program. A multidisciplinary team of surgeons, radiologists, radiation and medical oncologists, pulmonologists and other health care providers treats patients with lung cancer, mesotheliomas, thyomas and upper esophageal cancers.
In the days following the car accident, Touhey's pain grew worse and he had difficulty breathing. In addition, he'd developed a cough so severe that he sometimes vomited. Initially his physician thought he had a rib injury and sent him for physical therapy. He was also evaluated for bronchial asthma and put on stronger medications, but nothing helped.
In late March, Touhey was supposed to give a speech at the University of Pennsylvania, but his breathing became so labored that he was admitted to a hospital. When his family learned of the excellent Thoracic Oncology Program at the Cancer Institute, they transferred him by ambulance to the Cancer Institute and Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (RWJUH), the Cancer Institute's Flagship hospital, where he came under Aisner's care.
After eight grueling days of tests, scans, and workups, Touhey learned his diagnosis: advanced non small-cell lung cancer. X-rays and scans showed a large malignant tumor, seven centimeters long, lodged in his lung. The cancer had spread to his spine, ribs, and brain.
"Why did this happen to me?" asked Touhey. "I've lived a healthy life, eaten well, and exercised. I'd never been sick, barely even a cold. My wife and daughters were devastated. But I told them I would beat this."
Very few people beat lung cancer. It's the leading cause of cancer death among both men and women. Touhey knew his prognosis was poor and that he was in for a rough ride. He had vivid memories of his father suffering through his own bout of lung cancer. "I cried, realizing I might not live to see my daughters go off to college and get married," he recalls.
High-Tech Sleuthing
Touhey didn't know it but technology would come to his rescue. "There's been such a switch in the way we treat cancer," says Aisner. "Technology now allows us to look at problems in genes within cancer cells. We can take a biopsy and see if the cells have certain genetic mutations that will predict whether the disease will respond to specific drugs. It's called precision medicine."
Surgery wasn't an option for Touhey's advanced cancer. Because he had a history of not smoking, Aisner suspected his patient had one of the genetic variations that might respond to a targeted therapy. He told Touhey they would do genetic testing of the tumor to see if he was a candidate for erlotinib or another targeted medicine. Deciphering the genetic code of his cancer might identify drugs that could keep him alive longer than chemotherapy. Unfortunately, lung cancer is often quite resistant to most chemotherapy drugs, or becomes so.
Erlotinib has been effective in treating non-small cell lung cancer with certain epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) mutations as detected by genetic testing. The drug works by shutting down certain signals that spark the chemical reactions needed for cancer cells to grow. It may slow or block the activity of EGFR, a a surface cell receptor that triggers cancer cells to grow and divide. Aisner says, "We have seen some good results with erlotinib." As an oral medicine, patients can take it at home rather than coming to an infusion center. "But if targeted therapy wasn't an option for him, we would try chemotherapy," said Aisner.
For Touhey, the first step would be a lung biopsy. Traditionally, a fine needle is used to extract a small amount of fluid and cells. "We often need to do it differently for genetic testing because we need a larger sample," explains Aisner.
After the biopsy, Touhey went home with oxygen and a nebulizer. He was so weak that he spent his days and nights in the chair in his family room. His wife Annabelle stayed by his side, sleeping on the sofa in the family room with him. His two little daughters, Serena and Ava, helped him when the nebulizer needed adjusting.
The genetic testing takes three to four weeks and at times, he wondered if he'd survive. By now, the tumor was pressing against his esophagus, causing severe pain. He couldn't walk more than ten yards without gasping for air. When he voiced his fears,
Ava would say firmly, "Don't say that, Daddy! You're going to get better."
Breath of Fresh Air
While he waited, Touhey had gamma knife surgery at RWJUH to remove the cancer in his brain. "His cancer had spread like most cancers do," explains Aisner. "The cells move through the lymph and blood systems. It's an example of their virulence. They're sticky—they adhere and grow." The gamma knife is not really a knife—it's an instrument that focuses radiation directly and precisely on the targeted area of the brain without affecting the surrounding healthy tissue. The procedure is relatively short, in many cases under a half hour. It was performed by the director of the Cancer Institute's Neuro-Oncology Program, Shabbar Danish, MD, assistant professor of neurosurgery; and Cancer Institute radiation oncologist Sharad Goyal, MD, assistant professor of radiation oncology, both who have appointments at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.
A week later, Touhey's phone rang. It was Aisner with the results of the genetic testing. The physician asked him, "What treatment do you want?" Touhey replied, "The pill!" Aisner told him, "Ok, you got it. Your genetics are a match."
Touhey began treatment with erlotinib in late May. The drug is given on a 90-day cycle. "Once I started taking it I no longer needed the oxygen," says Touhey. "The pain disappeared within a week. I went from walking slowly, 50 yards at a time, to walking for an hour with no shortness of breath. Next thing I knew, I was swimming and walking the boardwalk."
Touhey has written two books, including one titled "The Miracle of Optimism." "I believe in miracles, and this is definitely one," he says, adding that he relied on his faith and spirituality to get him through his illness. "I had a lot of people praying for me," he says, "and more than 2,000 former students, athletes, coaches and others sent me 'get well' emails. My siblings were supportive as well. I couldn't have gotten through this without them. Their help, prayers and good wishes boosted my spirits. All that positive energy helped."
He believes his "I'm going to beat this" mentality also helped him survive the toughest challenge of his life: "I made a choice not to let cancer scare me, and it didn't." He saw a nutritionist and began taking nutritional supplements. He switched to a healthier diet of lean protein, fresh fruit and vegetables, losing more than 40 pounds.
After 60 days on erlotinib, Touhey returned to Aisner's office for evaluation. Tests confirmed the tumor had almost disappeared. Aisner says, "He had a big response to the medication, so we'll keep him on it for as long as it works for him and he tolerates it."
Touhey will continue taking the drug indefinitely. At some point, says Aisner, erlotinib may stop working for him, as it does for most lung cancer patients. "We find that the cancer mutates, and the drug is no longer effective against the new mutation," explains the physician, "but new agents are on the way, and one is already approved."
"My faith includes my faith in my doctors," says Touhey. "I'm grateful for what they've done for me. I know there are no guarantees, and I'm living my life 24 hours at a time. I look at cancer as a temporary visitor inside me…and I trust that it won't come back." ■


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Marbury's Last Chance?
It wasn't supposed to be this way for Stephon Marbury.
New York Knicks fans rejoiced on that fateful January day four years ago when Isiah Lord Thomas brought Brooklyn's Finest home to resurrect this once-proud franchise.
Marbury would return home to stake his claim as the greatest guard the city ever produced, and he'd lead the Knicks deep into June -- to a championship perhaps -- in the process. Sure, New York produced the likes of Tiny Archibald, Bob Cousy, Kenny Anderson, Kenny Smith, Lenny Wilkens, Mark Jackson, and Dick McGuire to name a few.
But Marbury would be the greatest of them all. Indeed, Brooklyn's Finest was home and Knicks games at MSG were once again the hottest ticket in town.
"Now Marbury is given the chance to show everybody, at the Garden, across the river from (Jason Kidd),that he can still be everything in basketball that he was supposed to be," Mike Lupica of the New York Daily News wrote the day after the trade.
"Marbury has wanted the Garden his whole life. He has it now, and has a guard even greater than him - Isiah Thomas - running the operation there," Lupica wrote.
Be careful what you wish for. You just might get it.
In frustrating, painstaking fashion, Knicks fans saw those hoop dreams deflate in a New York minute. No one could have envisioned Marbury as he is now -- hoping for one last shot at redemption in a Knicks uniform.
None of us expected that Marbury's defining moments with the Knicks would occur nowhere near the basketball court. No, Marbury's biggest moments with the Knicks were the (alleged) fistfight with Thomas on a team flight after being told he was being benched; in the courtroom where he admitted to an affair with a team intern; and at 30 Rockefeller Center, the site of his unfortunate interview with NBC's Bruce Beck.
And now, after four years of abject failure -- the Knicks, and New York appear ready to move on. Donnie Walsh is reportedly on the prowl for the Knicks' point guard of the future heading into Thursday's draft.
Yet with trade value that's all but evaporated, Marbury is likely to get one last chance with the Knicks. Under normal circumstances, a player with a $21 million expiring contract is highly tradable, but rival GM's are leery because of Marbury's rep for being a bad teammate and uncoachable.
"Personally I don't think he has much value. I don't know who would want to deal with him," one team executive told Newsday last month.
So that likely means one last chance for Brooklyn's Finest to make good, even though his legacy is likely already set.
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Yahoo inadvertently spreads malware via ads
It seems not a day goes by when there isn't some sort of news about a security breach or malware. And lately, those have become more high profile -- Target not too long ago had customer information leaked and Snapchat just surrendered data, with the latter not even bothering to apologize to its customers.
Now a report from security researchers at Fox IT claims that Yahoo has been spreading malware through the ads served on the site. "Clients visiting yahoo.com received advertisements served by ads.yahoo.com. Some of the advertisements are malicious", the company notes.
The report goes on to name the malware that was being spread during this attack, which it discovered on January 3. Among these are the infamous ZeuS, as well as Andromeda, Dorkbot, Necurs and several others.
Simply visiting the Yahoo site would not have led to compromise, though. Affected users are ones who clicked on one of the malicious iframe ads being displayed. These were being served through various nefarious websites, a list of which is contained in the report. "Upon visiting the malicious advertisements users get redirected to a 'Magnitude' exploit kit via a HTTP redirect to seemingly random subdomains".
The earliest signs Fox IT found of this dated to December 30, of last year. The actual number of users hit by the exploit is not known, but researchers predict around 27,000 (using averages based on traffic). Compared with other recent security woes, this seems relatively small -- unless, of course, you were one of them.
For now, the advice offered by Fox IT is to block both the 192.133.137/24 subnet and the 193.169.245/24 subnet and to keep an eye on your network traffic. Perhaps not visiting Yahoo, or at the very least not clicking its ads, would also be a good idea.