European Reference Networks can only work if member states designate and develop their own accredited specialist centres that can network across borders. Simon Crompton talks to some of the policy makers, clinicians and patient advocates who are making it happen.
"Don't speak about things you know nothing about." Medical oncologist Lisa Licitra remembers the message being constantly driven home to her by teachers at school. Yet throughout her career she, like other cancer clinicians, has been faced with having to do exactly that.
Licitra today is one of Italy's foremost authorities on head and neck cancers, Director of head and neck medical oncology at the Istituto Nazionale Tumori, Milan, and Associate professor of medical oncology at the University of Milan. But she freely acknowledges that even she has been left uncertain by untypical tumours. It's hard, she says, for doctors who are supposed to be experts to say that they don't know. Yet patients deserve answers.
This is not an uncommon experience. There are more than 300 rare cancers which – as rare cancer campaigning organisations continually point out – adds up to them not being very rare at all. Together, rare cancers account for 22% of all cancer cases diagnosed.
Text books and diligence are not the answer. Building knowledge and expertise requires opportunities to pool the experiences of similar patients with rare cancers, compare thoughts on best practice, develop research projects together. This can't happen in one centre, or often even in one country.
EU policy makers have recognised that this is an area where crossborder collaboration can play an important role. In March this year they launched their flagship European Reference Networks (ERNs) – with one specifically covering rare solid adult tumours, called EURACAN. In addition, there are ERNs for paediatric cancers, genetic tumour risk syndromes and haematological diseases including cancers.
The move has been welcomed by the rare cancer community. But as the policy rolls out, it is becoming increasingly clear that the value of networking at European level depends on strong national networks that are still largely non-existent.
This is a concern of the Joint Action on Rare Cancers (JARC) – a collaboration for EU stakeholders and policy makers to set a European agenda to improve diagnostics and care for people with rare cancers.
"We have to make sure that the ERNs are a network of networks," argues Paolo Casali, co-ordinator of JARC, whose partners include ministries of health, cancer control programmes, universities, public health institutions, cancer registries, oncological institutes, patients' associations and other professional societies.
Rare cancers patient advocate Kathy Oliver agrees that if people with rare cancers across Europe are to receive timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment, then pan-European aspirations in themselves are not enough. Infrastructure also needs to grow within each individual country.
"Certainly the arrival of the European Reference Networks demonstrates that there is a will throughout Europe, which is very heartening from the patient perspective," says Oliver, who is Chair of the International Brain Tumour Alliance and a founding member of Rare Cancers Europe. "But it's not just a matter of deciding something, and then it will be done.
So how do you build standards of diagnosis and care nationally? JARC representatives are now looking at what lessons can be learnt from the progress some countries are making in defining expert centres, ensuring access to expertise for all patients with rare cancers, and establishing clinician buy-in to a system of referral.
Josep Maria Borras, professor of public health at the University of Barcelona and a JARC advisor, believes that progress in establishing networks of expert reference centres for rare cancers in Spain provides hope that other countries can do the same. Spain has a regionally organised health system but, after an initiative to identify reference centres of expertise in several regions, the country has now established national networks for sarcoma and childhood cancers.
With rare cancers, these requirements pose special problems. "How do you demonstrate that results are good, when typically the number of rare cancers receiving treatment in one hospital is very low? That makes evaluation, and finding differences in outcome, very difficult." The solution in Spain, says Borras, has been to make the big hospitals the reference centres, and encourage smaller hospitals to refer to them.
The solution, he says, is establishing a clear national consensus on the criteria for what constitutes a centre of expertise for particular rare cancers. And this won't work unless it is agreed by all parties: clinical experts, representatives of scientific societies, patient representatives, health service managers, politicians.
Borras acknowledges that the criteria established will – at least at first – be to some extent arbitrary. The required number of sarcoma cases treated annually, for example, was set at 60 – but current evidence provides very little consensus about the correct thresholds. Nonetheless, a national accreditation and audit process is now underway in Spain, co-ordinated by the Ministry of Health.
Any reference system for rare cancers, says Borras, is bound to have shortcomings. The important thing is to have a national will, driven by policy, and then put into practice by achieving consensus between regions and all the parties involved.
The European Reference Network for rare adult solid cancers, EURACAN, aims to pool the expertise of 67 accredited rare cancer centres across 18 countries, using them as the basis of an integrated network of information, services and expertise covering the EU area.
The European Commission wants European Reference Networks to reach all EU countries within five years, providing a referral system to ensure at least 75% of patients are treated in an accredited centre. It is seeking to improve patient survival, produce communication tools in all languages for patients and physicians, and develop multinational databases and tumour banks.
If Spain demonstrates the importance of a top down approach to improving access to expert rare cancer services, France has moved the concept considerably further. A national cancer control plan for 2009–13 required the certification of adult rare cancer reference centres, and has resulted in the establishment of 15 national clinical networks, recognised by the Institut National du Cancer (INCa). Each national network is comprised of national reference centres and regional or interregional centres of competence.
These networks were initially approved through a process of self-assessment and independent external assessment, using quantitative and quality indicators to assess whether stated missions had been achieved.
The result is not simply a network of national expert centres. The aim is to ensure that every single rare cancer patient has access to optimum care. So within each network, every new case is discussed at a virtual national expert multidisciplinary tumour board, held using Webex online meeting tools. And each network has a national database that is providing new clues to the best treatment, which can be tested in trials.
The French network for thymic (thymus gland) tumours, for example, consists of two co-ordinating centres – Hospices Civils de Lyon and Institut Gustave Roussy, Paris – and 12 regional centres. Representatives from all the centres gather at a web-based tumour board twice a monthly, bringing together national expertise in surgery, medical oncology, radiation oncology, radiology and pathology, to discuss each new diagnosis, and each patient who requires a new treatment strategy. It works to French guidelines adapted from the 2015 ESMO clinical guidelines for thymic cancers.
And because the networks provide access to larger numbers of patients, oncologists can finally target rare cancer patients for trials. Each network has an associated database – there are 2,000 patients in the new thymic tumour database.
The benefits are not just for thymic cancers. Bertrand Baujat, a head and neck cancer surgeon at Hôpital Tenon, Paris, says that it is now unusual for any French doctor not to refer head and neck cancers to the national network, at least for advice or pathology review. There are 5,000 head and neck cancer patients on their database, so more information on which to assess treatments and prognosis.
For Isabelle Ray-Coquard, gynaecological cancer specialist at the Centre Léon Bérard, Lyon, the beauty of the French networks has been that patients don't always have to be physically referred to an expert centre, sometimes hundreds of miles away. "If they can be managed at regional level it's clearly helpful for the patient and the physician in charge," she says.
Is the French system replicable in other countries? Certainly, say those involved, but it needs top-down commitment, manifested in a national cancer plan backed by law and funding.
"None of this would have been possible without a national initiative to start it," says Bertrand Baujat. "We needed the money so that we could set up the infrastructure." Around €1 million was allocated over four years to establish a national network for head and neck cancers. It paid for setting up co-ordination systems, a database, clinical research technicians and other set-up costs. It receives annual government funding of €190,000.
But Baujat, who is involved with JARC and represents the French head and neck cancer network in EURACAN, is concerned that lack of funds will hold back the creation of a Europe-wide rare cancer network. And if other countries cannot replicate the kinds of national networks of expertise seen in France, then "harmonising standards" across Europe will actually mean an extra burden placed on one or two expert centres.
This is a worry too for Martyn Caplin, founder and Vice Chair of the European Neuroendocrine Tumor Society, ENETS, which has set up a system of auditing centres of excellence throughout Europe (see box).
Five-year survival for rare cancers is 47% compared with 65% for more common cancers, reflecting deficiencies in early and correct diagnosis and effective treatment. This burden looks set to grow as the increasing fragmentation of 'common' cancers into molecular subgroups will effectively increase the numbers of rare cancers.
A way forward for some countries might be that forged in the field of sarcoma in Germany where, despite a fragmented health system, patients have linked with clinicians to provide a national momentum for change (see box p 9). Faced with problems of incorrect diagnosis, lack of authoritative information about experts in sarcoma, and centres self-declaring themselves as "expert", the patient organisation Das Lebenshaus e.V. linked with the German Cancer Society and medical experts to establish a certification system for sarcoma centres.
The system is currently built on meeting organisational criteria such as number of patients treated and use of multidisciplinary teams. As with other new certification systems for rare cancer units, independently monitored quality indicators are, as yet, a pipe dream. "But this is the aim," says Markus Wartenberg, Senior Manager of Das Lebenshaus e.V, which supports patients with GIST, sarcomas and kidney cancer.
Action taken by expert groups putting together criteria for reference centres, treatment guidelines and some basic quality indicators for networks can drive national and international development.
This is what happened in neuroendocrine tumours. Martyn Caplin, professor of gastroenterology and neuroendocrine tumours at the Royal Free Hospital in London, was involved in a European neuroendocrine tumour group instigated in the mid-1990s by Kjell Oberg from Sweden, Michelle Mignon from France and Bertram Widenmann from Germany. In 2000, when he realised there was "nothing in the UK for neuroendocrine tumours," he started a UK neuroendocrine specialist group and a linked patient support group.
This led to the identification of expert specialists and centres in the UK, and the publication of UK guidelines for the management of neuroendocrine tumours in 2004. The interest generated within such 'enthusiast' specialist groupings provided momentum to found a European Neuroendocrine Tumor Society (ENETS) in 2004. In turn ENETS developed a system of auditing centres of excellence throughout Europe. Today, there are 37 centres of excellence in Europe, eight of them in the UK (www.enets.org/coe_map.html).
Despite the lack of funding to help countries develop their own reference centres and networks, Paolo Casali points out that European Reference Networks are having a positive effect on services in individual countries, by the mere fact of their existence.
This was the case in Italy where, as a result of government and regions selecting rare cancer centres for the ERN, they are now discussing the possibility of establishing a formal rare cancer network. This follows many years of efforts by Casali and his colleagues in the clinician-led Italian Rare Cancer Network to connect centres, but without a formal accreditation system.
European patient organisations for rare cancers can play a significant role in setting quality standards and templates for policy development. Last year, Sarcoma Patients EuroNet (SPAEN) – an international network of sarcoma, GIST and desmoid patient advocacy groups – launched a set of recommendations for service development, providing a clear statement on what sarcoma treatment and services should look like.
According to Markus Wartenberg, co-author of the paper and SPAEN Chair, the paper is already informing the certification of sarcoma centres in Germany – and will help guide their practice once established. SPAEN will be collecting information from its members on the extent to which it is influencing service development in other countries too.
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Viola Victorine Harper, conocida como Viola Burnham (Nueva Ámsterdam, Guyana, 26 de noviembre de 1930-10 de octubre de 2003) fue una política guyanesa. Fue la primera vicepresidenta afrodescendiente del continente americano. Fue política del partido Congreso Nacional del Pueblo, de tendencia socialista. También fue la esposa de Forbes Burnham, primer ministro y presidente guyanés.

Reseña biográfica
Era la más joven de ocho hermanos. Su padre, James Nathaniel Harper, era director de un colegio. Viola asistió a la escuela All Saints Scots y luego obtuvo una beca para continuar sus estudios en Berbice High School. Tras la muerte de su padre, la familia se trasladó a la capital, Georgetown.

Después de terminar sus estudios de bachillerato, trabajó en un periódico llamado Argosy. Se encargaba de cubrir temas sociales y relacionados con la mujer. Luego, se dedicó a la enseñanza. Tras cuatro años como profesora en Broad Street Government School, solicitó y obtuvo una beca para realizar estudios en la Universidad de Leicester, en el Reino Unido. Se graduó en Latín y Griego clásico. Después, obtuvo un máster en Educación por la Universidad de Chicago (Estados Unidos).

En 1967 contrajo matrimonio con Forbes Burnham, uno de los fundadores del partido Congreso Nacional del Pueblo, primer ministro y luego, presidente del país.

Como política, ejerció los cargos de vicepresidenta y ministra de Educación, Desarrollo Social e Infraestructura durante el mandato de su esposo y, tras su fallecimiento el 6 de agosto de 1985, bajo las órdenes de Hugh Desmond Hoyte. Fue vicepresidenta hasta 1991.

En Guyana hay un presidente y un primer ministro. El primer ministro es además el primer vicepresidente. Otros miembros del gabinete pueden ser nombrados vicepresidentes, pero siempre por debajo del primer vicepresidente y actuando más como viceprimer ministro. En abril de 2018, la costarricense Epsy Campbell se convirtió en la primera vicepresidenta afrodescendiente del continente americano que ejerce funciones de primer vicepresidente.

Viola Burnham murió el 10 de octubre de 2003 víctima de un cáncer.

Distinciones

 Orden de Romaira de Guyana, la segunda distinción más importante del país.

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Políticas de Guyana
Fallecidos por cáncer en Guyana

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Prince Harry made going back to school after the weekend far more enjoyable for one lucky group of school children from Francis Holland School in Regent's Park, who had been invited to meet him following the Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey on Monday. And one schoolgirl in particular made quite the lasting impression on the Prince after telling him he looked like none other than pop sensation Ed Sheeran. Tiya Thornton, 12, stood waving flags with her school friends outside in Dean's Yard when Harry stopped to speak to her, where she proceeded to tell him that he looked like best-selling artist Ed, a fellow redhead with more musical talent. "Are you the real Prince Harry?" asked Tiya, to which the laughing Prince replied: "Yes, the other one is Ed Sheeran." Harry was left in stitches at the comparison as he walked along with The Dean of Westminster, the Very Reverend Dr John Hill.
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"Label heads and the people at radio told us this was not a hit when we first tried to put it out lol (laugh out loud)," he revealed on Twitter.
In addition, the song, which was revamped with a guest verse from rapper Young Thug, and as a Spanish-language remix with Latin reggaeton star Daddy Yankee, landed Camila a spot on former U.S. President Barack Obama's 2017 list of his favourite tracks.
"I CANT BELIEVE OBAMA SAID HAVANA WAS ONE OF HIS FAVORITE SONGS OF THE YEAR I AM REALLY CRUYING OH MY GOD DONT LOOK (AT) ME (sic)," the stunned pop star exclaimed on Twitter late last month (Dec17). "I CANNOT BELIEVE THIS OH MY GOD (sic)."
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"I'd just say congratulations," the British rock icon shared of what he would say to Camila if they ever met. "You make me happy. Your records make me smile. I love your voice. Anything I can do to help you I'll do."
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Ozone purifies water without producing any adverse by-products due to four unique properties.
Ozone is the second most powerful oxidizer, falling only behind Fluorine. Therefore it has the power and ability to destroy all types of microorganisms. In fact, no microorganism is known to be resistant to ozone.
2. Residual amounts of dissolved organic compounds can be removed by oxidation.
3. Ozone is a very unstable molecule which will, in water, very rapidly self-decompose into oxygen from which it was formed and leave no hazardous by-products as does chlorine, the most widely used oxidizer.
4. Residual amounts of ozone can be removed from the water prior to consumption by passing the water through a UV chamber, and/or an activated charcoal filter.
Furthermore, the by-products that result from excessive chlorination are toxic and some are listed as carcinogens. The EPA has identified Trihalomethanes, that result from the partial oxidation of organics by chlorine, as the number one contaminant to be removed from America's drinking water. There are also studies that link the increase in bladder cancer in men to long-term consumption of chlorinated water. The increase in bladder cancer rates in the US exactly tracks the increase in chlorination of municipally treated water over the past seventy-five years.
E-Coli is used as an "Indicator" bacteria, that very accurately predicts the presence of other pathogens. The rate that E-Coli bacteria is killed when exposed to ozone has been demonstrated to be 3125 times faster than that shown by chlorine. Therefore, considerations of contact time between water and ozone is reduced to the time necessary to achieve a concentration of 2 to 3 PPM (Parts Per million) in the treated water. Some microbes require hours of contact time with chlorine. Some pathogens such as Cryptosporidium are not totally eliminated by chlorination. More importantly, the survivors viability is not impaired in the least by passage through a chlorination stage. This organism caused 140,000 cases of illness and 112 deaths in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, when it was washed by heavy rains from stock pens and into the water treatment system. Ozone is recognized as the number one weapon against Crypto. A properly designed and sized "Point-of-Entry" ozonation system installed in the supply water piping system will totally remove any concern about the purity of water taken into a home. Alternatively, a Chem-Free, "WQA"ú (Water Quality Assurance) system will deliver controlled and timed amounts of ozone directly to the cisterns. An ultraviolet irradiation unit, and/or charcoal filter should also be installed in the output line from the cistern and before the distribution system to remove residual ozone from the water before use. Although the presence of residual ozone in the water is totally safe, the odor of ozone from the water may be objectionable to some people as ozone is detectable at levels as low as 0.0025 PPM.
Ozone is used by water bottlers to ensure complete disinfection of the bottle and cap after the bottle is sealed for shipping. Breweries use ozonation to remove odors and taste from water used for making the beer. Ozone will also very effectively eliminate the "Sulfur" odor and taste that is common in coastal well water. Removal of Iron and manganese will also be facilitated by the presence of ozone.
American municipalities, such as Los Angeles, San Diego and Costa Mesa, California, that have begun using ozone in the water treatment plants are reporting good results and are quite satisfied with ozonation. That would not be much of a surprise in Europe, as Nice, France has been using ozonation in the municipal water treatment systems since 1906. Costa Mesa, CA is tapping into a ground water supply that was, for all intents and purposes, unusable without ozonation. Ozonation is better, cleaner, safer and not damaging to the water system, nor the people who have little choice but consume the water therefrom.
Chlorination and/or Bromination involve the addition of either of the two disinfectants. Both chemical are deadly poisonous in very low-level concentrations. Chlorine and Bromine are treated as hazardous material either in transit or storage. The addition of the chemicals may be under automatic or manual control. There are numerous automated and manual monitoring, sampling and control systems on the market. However, many holding tanks in the marine and maritime trades are disinfected by simply pouring Chlorine bleach directly into the tank and hoping for the best, while using the bleach odor from the water as an indication that enough Chlorine is present to do the job. Such methods evolved long before health concerns were raised about excessive amounts of Chlorine and its by-products being present in the water we consume. A direct link has been established between bladder cancer and the consumption of Chlorinated water. The only unique, and valuable property of Chlorine in water is its ability to provide "Residual" sterilization between the treatment plant, and the point where the water is consumed. It should be relegated to that role as soon as possible.
UV sterilization relies on the well-known fact that UV radiation will destroy the DNA of any living organism. The mutation of our skin's DNA by sunlight is the primary cause of skin cancer. Unless a sufficient amount of UV power is delivered for a minimum time period, expressed in "Watt-seconds," a pathogen will not be destroyed. UV sterilization of water is never 100% effective due to the necessity of getting sufficient short-wave, or "Germicidal" UV radiation into the subject microbe. If the water to be sterilized is not perfectly clear, it is impossible to apply enough UV energy to get the job fully accomplished. Furthermore, if all of the microbes are not within a short distance of the UV light, the diminished intensity of the UV light, due to its passage through the water, renders it ineffective.
Another factor is time spent in front of the UV lamp, which is the second part of the "Watt-second" equation. The correct term is "Dwell-time," which means that if the GPM, or Gallon Per Minute flow rate is only slightly too high for the power of the UV lamp, there is little net effect on the microorganisms one wants to eradicate. One more very often overlooked problem with UV sterilizers is the absolute necessity of replacing the bulb on a regular schedule. UV bulbs are actually Mercury Vapor Arc Lamps, which start to deteriorate from the moment they are turned on. After 18 months of service, they emit very little of the short wave, or "Germicidal" wavelength UV radiation that is necessary to kill pathogens. No short wave UV, no germicidal action, simple. For that reason, one should never trust a UV sterilizer to do the unless the replacement date is written or otherwise indicated on the unit. The main limitation of UV sterilization, is that even under the most ideal conditions, a UV sterilizer is about 85% to 87% effective at its absolute best level of performance when new, with a steady and measurable decline over time.
OZONATION, or the injection of ozone into water. There are several methods whereby ozone and water may be brought into direct contact. Regardless of the methodology, ozone is still the most effective disinfectant known for water intended for many uses, human consumption in particular. Ozone is the preferred disinfectant of water in France, as well as several other European nations and interestingly, Singapore, where ozone is uses for the primary oxidizer. The one limitation to the exclusive use of ozone in municipal potable water treatment is that it is not very soluble in water. That is the reason that ozone does not provide a "Residual" disinfecting power all the way to the end of the pipeline in a distribution system that may stretch for many miles. Chlorine on the other hand, is very soluble in water. Therefore, very small amounts of chlorine is still used to provide the residual sterilization all the way to the consumer. The good news is that when ozone replaces chlorine as the major oxidizer, ninety-five percent less chlorine is needed. As a result, Chloramines such as chloroform, as well as THMs (Trihalomethanes) are not produced in quantities that present health concerns.
The CHEM-FREE Water Quality Assurance System is designed to work with fresh water only, as ozone can not remove salt from water in order to make it fit for consumption. Our only concern is insuring the purity and potability of water stored in holding tanks of any form, and cisterns. We call it a Water Quality Assurance System because that is the precise function it is intended to perform, keeping potable water as pure and safe as the consumers thereof expect it to be. Ozone was first used in water treatment in Nice, France in 1906. The only reason that ozone has not totally replaced chlorine in municipal water treatment is its low solubility in water, and therefore its inability to provide a "Residual" disinfection power all the way to the opposite end of the system in a municipal application. However, ozone can be used as the primary oxidizer or sterilizer on the front end of the treatment system, where it can reduce the amount of chlorine required by 85% to 90%. At that point, a small residual of chlorine can be added to the very pure water at the treatment and distribution point to insure purity all the way to the consumer. In a marine application, or for that matter a home, ozone can be used to make great improvements to the water, in addition to insuring the purity thereof.
There are several methods of injecting ozone into the water. The simplest method also happens to be the most efficient. A ceramic or other style of diffuser can be as much as 90% efficient in getting ozone into water.. Ozone is delivered through a tube, stainless steel, TEFLON, PVC or other material, under slightly elevated pressure sufficient to overcome the water's standing head and the diffuser's restriction, and into the diffuser. As it emerges from the diffuser, the ozone forms bubbles, the smaller the better, as it flows into the water. Ideally, five feet is the minimum depth of water needed to insure full efficiency of the diffuser system. For standing heads of less than five feet, ozone has very little time to diffuse into the water to be treated, so longer run times, or greater amounts of ozone will be required.
Another commonly used method is a venturi type injector, or "Eductor" as it is sometimes known. This method uses a well understood physical phenomenon of a pressure drop occurring when a fluid is forced to increase its velocity when being forced through a restriction. Conversation of energy laws means a reduction in pressure results from an increase in velocity right at, or immediately after the point of restriction in the line. When a port is provided at that point, a partial vacuum is created. The resulting vacuum will allow a higher pressure, either atmospheric or above, to push another fluid through the port and into the fluid stream passing through the restriction. The most well-known application of the venturi is a carburetor for an internal combustion engine.
1. The primary type is a submerged pump/venturi unit is placed in the tank or cistern to be treated. The venturi is located on the pump outlet, the ozone tube attached to the venturi vacuum port, and the pump is powered by the Chem-Free WQA Control System.
2. The second type is known as a "Side-stream" type. In this instance, a pump is located outside of the tank or cistern to be treated. Water is pumped through the side stream venturi, which functions as above, and returned to the tank or cistern.
3. The third type uses the primary system water pump. In this case, a venturi injector is added to the pump output line, and before the distribution or storage system thereafter. This is the less preferred type, as it necessitates sizing the venturi according to the pump capacity and flow rates, which may not necessarily be convenient for the application of a Chem-Free venturi device.
Ultraviolet Radiation will destroy ozone in water. By connecting a UV chamber in the water line at some point after the pump and before the water enters the distribution system. There are numerous styles and designs of UV chambers for water purification. The main point to consider is the flow rate. The destruction of ozone with UV radiation does not require dwell times as long as those required for disinfection. However, it is still good to use UV disinfection flow rates of a given chamber in determining the correct power and flow rates in a UV system used for ozone destruction.
Activated Charcoal filters will also eliminate traces of ozone. It is critical to size the system in accordance with anticipated flow rates for the system in which the charcoal filter is to be installed. An activated charcoal filter will also serve as a final "Polish" for the water prior to its passing into the distribution system. An ozonation system, followed by a UV unit and/or a charcoal filter will insure the purest and best tasting water possible.
Iron and manganese will be removed by ozonation due to its Micro-flocculation properties. Flocculation refers to the clumping together of material, and originally referred to wool. Materials suspended, or in solution with water is easier to filter if it is "flocculated" by a material that causes the process to be initiated. Ozone is known as a "Micro-flocculent" due to its action on some minerals and other materials. Metals such as iron and manganese form into larger clumps in the presence of ozone, and will therefore will be easier to trap in a filter.
For a number of reasons, ozone is by far better than any method of insuring the purity and safety of water stored in cisterns. It is especially true in the case of rain water that is naturally collected from surfaces exposed to environmental contaminants, and especially pathogens deposited by animals, especially birds. Any deposit left on the collection surface that must be exposed to the open air, will find its way into the cistern the very instant there is rain falling on that surface. Chlorine or bromine are problematic for many reasons including transportation and storage. Ozone does not have such problems as it is not stored, in fact ozone can not be generated and stored for later use. In all applications, regardless of type, ozone is generated on-site as it is needed.
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Have you ever been in a room full of strangers and had the feeling they just "get you"? I am lucky enough to have experienced this in September. In September I was able to attend Cervivor School in San Diego. Cervivor School was both informative and empowering. I also, didn't think I was even going to make it. I spiked a fever the night before we were to take flight. Long story short, I talked my oncologist into sending me assuring him I could break the fever.
We started out with our first night where we had a meet and greet with all our fellow Cerviors. We were serenaded by the wonderful music from two individuals who are cancer survivors who express their story through song and had time to get to know each other. It was a great laid back time to meet the other ladies.
Friday kicked off with a full schedule. We did some getting to know you activities, one of which I got to co-lead with a Cervivor Ambassador Maria. It was a great time! We had each lady write down three facts about herself and each person had to guess who it was. It was a great way to get to know a large group of fabulous women. Next there was a focus on our personal stories, how to tell our stories, and how to get our stories out there in a way that can make a difference. We talked about having different versions of our story: an "elevator speech", 2 minute story, and our full story. We talked about how we might look to our audience to determine which version of our story we would be telling. We also learned about how to fully utilize social media to our advantage. It was so informative! My goal is to use more hashtags and link information together more efficiently! We also had a presentation by Dr. Ramani Durvasula, a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice in Santa Monica, CA and a Professor of Psychology at California State University, Los Angeles. Dr. Durvasula. She is featured on the video Someone You Love and she was 100% real, honest, and open. She was ready to talk to us about anything and everything. I came out of this day ready to go out and advocate for cervical cancer awareness, HPV testing, and general education.
Saturday was another full schedule and I loved it! This day focused a lot around being sure we were educated with all the facts. The first person to present was a fellow cervical cancer survivor, author, and wellness expert Mary Marcdante. Our next presentation was given by Jesse Nodora, DrPH, and Ana Lilia Maldonavo, both of Project Vela and it focused on HPV, cervical cancer, health disparities and public health. It was great to have experts there, in the flesh, ready to answer our questions! Up next, Rebecca Perkins, MD, MSc Boston University School of Medicine joined us via Skype. She provided information about HPV screenings and vaccinations. She was also very informative about common misconceptions and how we can combat those misconceptions. As I assumed, there is so much misinformation out there regarding the Gardisil vaccine. Previously I would disregard people talking negatively about the vaccine so I was greatly appreciative to have so many facts provided to help me be able to combat that misinformation!
Next we ended up a little bit off schedule and watched the video Someone You Love. I have previously viewed this video. I found it very difficult to watch this time. I am in a different place in my treatment right now. Knowing that my cancer has returned for the third time made it very difficult to view. There is a wonderful woman on the video who deals with a cancer reoccurrence and doesn't make it. I knew that going into the video. I left the room frequently when she was on the video. After the video we passed around the microphone and discussed our feelings after viewing the video. As you can see in the recap video the camera caught me in a rare "crying moment". As my family can attest I typically have a "no crying rule" with cancer. It was a difficult moment and I am glad I had my Cervivor family around me during this time. After the video we wrapped up our sessions for the day with "Keeping Things Sizzling" and talked about physical intamcy issues that go along with cancer. We had a fabulous dinner then we got to view a spectacular burlesque show. What a better way to finish up a long day in Cervivor School?
I am so happy that I went to Cervivor School and I can't wait to expand my advocacy efforts!
I should precaution you, this isn't like any post I've had before. This isn't my normal "positive cancer post". This is a raw, unfiltered, real post. This is the type of post most cancer patients keep neatly stored in his/her head and might not even bring out in a safe cancer support group. Yet, here it is. This will be hard to read if you know me personally. This might be hard to read if you don't know me personally but continue to follow my story.
This post is hard to hear because it deals with mortality. It might bring up fears you have had for me that I have never really acknowledged. I don't write this lightly. I know many of my readers, I am your wife, mother (once Wylee is old enough to read this story, if he chooses), daughter, sister, granddaughter, niece, cousin, co-worker, friend. I know this is scary. I know it is something no one wants to talk about. Yet, I need to talk about it.
If you've been following my cancer story you know I am generally positive about my experience. I've never really wondered why this disease chose me. I've never worried I might die, that just was never an option. I would not, could not die from this cancer.
This week I found myself in the hospital, yet again. I was the sickest I had felt in the past few years. Now, part of this is my fault. Typically I go straight to the hospital as soon as I get a fever. This time I opted to live a little life and continue with my four day plans for being out of town. I made a choice and I would make the same choice again. However due to my choice, my fever and infection got worse. On my way home from California I found myself requesting a wheelchair for only the second time on this journey of cancer. I couldn't physically make it through the airport. I found myself on a plane trying to break a 103 degree fever. Finally, on the last leg of my trip I found myself physically ill and vomiting on the plane. I was so ready to get to the hospital when I finally arrived around 1:30 am on Monday morning.
During that plane ride and following hospitalization I had a lot of quiet time to think. I realized I am not invincible and that this cancer could eventually kill me. It was a tough realization to come to. Now, don't take that to think I am giving up. It was a realization and feeling I needed "space to feel". I reached out to a few private support groups and they supported me through my thoughts.
Today I am feeling better. I am out of the hospital. I went back to work today. I was diagnosed with another kidney infection, which is what landed me in the hospital. I have had my stent exchanged again and we have a plan moving forward. Moving forward we are going to do IV antibiotics from home for ten days and then oral antibiotics to try and keep me out of the hospital.
Once we wrap up this infection we can start managing my cancer again using the Avastin. I can continue living my life with cancer. I'm thankful I took the time to see my own mortality but please know, I am not going anywhere anytime soon. This cancer is going to either stay small and unimportant or we are going to go on the aggressive offensive and attack it again. This woman isn't going down without a fight. As I stated earlier: I'm once again not worried I might die, it isn't an option. I will not, cannot die from this cancer.
Thank everyone for your continued support! Please look forward to a post about the fabulous time I had at Cervivor School in San Diego!


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Brooklyn Museum of Art
Hernan Bas
Works from the Rubell Family Collection
Thirty-eight recent works in various media comprise this exhibition by the young Miami-based artist whose work incorporates romantic and classical imagery, finding inspiration in youth and Goth culture, fashion layouts, and books such as the Hardy Boy series, as well as the work of Oscar Wilde, Joris-Karl Huysmans, and other writers of the Aesthetic and Decadent movements of literature.
Art Exhibition previously on at Brooklyn Museum of Art in New York, United States.
From Friday 27 February 2009 to Sunday 24 May 2009
Published by Brooklyn Museum on Friday 09 January 2009.
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Holland Cotter said of Hernan Bas in The New York Times, "To me his paintings are elements in a larger, continuous conceptual performance piece about being gay in twenty-first-century America. He understands that being 'gay' is a larger and more interesting category than 'artist' and one still embattled and historically underexplored. I value whatever he brings to that history."
A large-scale installation designed to emulate chapters in a book has been especially commissioned for the exhibition. Born of Cuban expatriate parents in Miami in 1978, Bas is a graduate of Miami's New World School of the Arts. His work has been seen in numerous solo and group exhibitions and is in private and public collections throughout the United States, among them the Brooklyn Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.
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This winter sees the start of our centenary celebrations and we want you to be there!
Taking place on the 22nd November at Pie and Ale, situated in the heart of Manchester's vibrant Northern Quarter, we'll be reflecting on some of our achievements over the past 100 years and looking forward at what's to come.
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The Super Eagles of Nigeria will enter the New Year as the 51st best footballing country in the world according to the latest ranking released by FIFA on Thursday.
Minister of Youths and Sports, Solomon Dalung, has submitted N3 billion budget to the Presidency to enable the Super Eagles to have a successful outing at the 2018 World Cup 2018 in Russia.
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U3APP has an Executive comprising the President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer. They are part of the Committee of Management (COM). Current Office-bearers and COM members are listed here.
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One of the roles of the COM is to undertake Strategic Planning for U3APP. Read our current Strategic Plan here. In order to find out more about our members and their needs, a Member Survey was conducted in 2014. The results can be viewed here.


Before cardiac surgery patients are discharged from St. Luke's Boise (Idaho) Medical Center, they are referred to the hospital's cardiac rehabilitation program.
"We try to standardize follow-up within our practice," said Dr. Stefanie Fry, chair of the department of cardiovascular services at St. Luke's Boise.
The sharp focus on ways to address every aspect of the care continuum is a hallmark strategy of St. Luke's Boise and other hospitals recognized this year in the Watson Health 50 Top Cardiovascular Hospitals (formerly known as the Truven Health 50 Top Cardiovascular Hospitals) study. Hospitals considered to be leaders in cardiac care standardize and invest in approaches that not only improve the health of their patients during their inpatient stay but long after discharge as well.
The 19th annual study reviewed 1,016 hospitals and recognized 50 that provide exemplary care in one of the industry's largest specialties. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women in the U.S., accounting for 1 in 4 deaths every year. And each year about 735,000 Americans have a heart attack, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The 50 hospitals on Watson Health's list scored higher than their peers on clinical outcomes for heart attack and heart failure treatments, as well as coronary bypass and angioplasty surgeries. The hospitals performed better on mortality and complications, as well as 30-day mortality and readmissions. On average, their procedures cost less and patients had shorter hospitals stays.
Chenoweth said it's increasingly difficult for 50 Top hospitals to beat their peers because cardiovascular care overall is improving. Indeed, the 50 Top hospitals performed less than 1% better than peers on 30-day mortality and readmission rates for heart failure, heart attack and coronary artery bypass surgery patients.
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As exciting and transformative as the current wave of financial technology innovation may be, "a false sense of bravado" one to two years ago clouded many strategists' and investors' vision of the long-term big picture, according to Jonathan Korngold. Long-term and big picture are defining characteristics of global growth equity firm General Atlantic, which was formed in 1980 and which Korngold, its New York–based head of financial services, joined in 2001 after working in principal investments and M&A at Goldman Sachs Group. In the past year the team that Korngold has been leading since 2012 made more than $1 billion in new and add-on financial services and fintech investments; the sector is General Atlantic's biggest, accounting for nearly a third of the total portfolio. Irrespective of the hype cycle, the fintech momentum is accelerating: Korngold points to such highlights as a majority stake in commodity news and data provider Argus Media, announced in May and valuing that company at nearly £1 billion ($1.2 billion); and the sale of portfolio company OptionsHouse, announced in July, for $725 million to E*TRADE Financial Corp. The 42-year-old Harvard MBA, who previously oversaw the firm's health care sector for seven and a half years, says the advantage is going to those able to "differentiate long-term winners from me-too or narrow niche companies — between long-term solutions and point solutions or widgets." General Atlantic identifies what Korngold terms "secular trends" in such areas as cross-border payments and "insure tech"; looks out over a ten- to 15-year horizon, so it is not locked into typical five- to seven-year venture capital or private equity holding periods; and has a group of about 20 people with deep financial services expertise across a global footprint of 12 offices, among which insights and perspectives are cross-pollinated. "We've been on the ground in Mumbai for 15 years," Korngold notes as context for the firm's 2015 investment in IIFL Wealth Management, which then had $12 billion in client assets. Eyeing what he calls "huge opportunities to upgrade decades-old solutions" in the insurance industry, General Atlantic in June joined Genstar Capital and TA Associates in investing in Hartford, Connecticut–based software company Insurity.


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The Blessed Damozel
by Dante Gabriel Rossetti
The Blessed Damozel Questions and Answers
What are the main figures of speech in ' The Blessed Damozel' by Dante Rossetti?
The main figure of speech is ekphrasis, which is extended description. The poem tends to employ many similes, i.e. explicit comparisons signalled by the term "like", and a fair amount of hyperbole,...
Latest answer posted March 17, 2012, 3:38 pm (UTC)
Give a critical appreciation of "The Blessed Damozel," stanza 1, in relation to symbolism.
By setting this poem in Heaven, Rossetti creates a scene in which Christian symbolism will predominate. The first stanza, which describes the setting and the character, contains several symbols....
Latest answer posted June 6, 2017, 3:26 am (UTC)
What is an analysis of Rossetti's sensuousness in "The Blessed Damozel"?
One cannot know the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood without knowing Dante Gabriel Rossetti. He is a painter and a poet who is famous for his sensuous depictions of women, both in his art and literature....
Latest answer posted June 15, 2019, 10:45 am (UTC)
Critically analyse the poem"The Blessed Damizel"
The poem "The Blessed Damozel" is an amazing poem filled with rich imagery, details which paint a vivid picture for the engaged reader, and passion all created with precision through word...
Latest answer posted August 20, 2011, 2:11 am (UTC)
Compare and contrast "The Blessed Damozel" poem and painting.
Dante Gabriel Rossetti was both a talented poet and a leading Pre-Raphaelite painter. He first wrote the poem "The Blessed Damozel" in 1847, although it went through several revisions. In 1871 he...
Latest answer posted January 30, 2016, 3:55 am (UTC)
Why are the poems, listed below, Pre-Raphaelite poetry? How do I use the poems as examples to explain? "The...
The dominant characteristics of Pre-Raphaelite poetry include, among others: a Medieval emphasis oin setting, mood, and vocabulary and subjects that are correspondingly morbid, melancholy or...
WHAT IS THE SOURCE OF THE POEM " THE BLESSED DAMOZEL' BY D.G. ROSSETTI?
Here's one possible answer: Dante Gabriel Rossetti completed the first version of "The Blessed Damozel" in 1847 and published it in the February 1850 issue of The Germ, a journal of the...
Analyze in detail in each stanza the poem "The Blessed Damozel "
[For a more detailed analysis of this 140-line poem, you may wish to re-post this as a higher-level question] "The Blessed Damozel" is classified as a Pre-Raphaelite poem which has the following...
Latest answer posted November 2, 2014, 1:15 am (UTC)
How does "The Blessed Damozel" exemplify the poetry of the Pre-Raphaelites?
Before we talk about Dante Gabriel Rossetti's poem "The Blessed Damozel," let's review the characteristics of Pre-Raphaelite poetry. This literary and artistic movement of the mid-1800s focused on...
Latest answer posted August 7, 2021, 2:47 pm (UTC)
Why is the damozel unhappy?
In Dante Gabriel Rossetti's poem "The Blessed Damozel," the titular lady is looking down from Heaven. She has been there ten years now, and she is more beautiful than ever. She holds the lilies of...
Latest answer posted August 14, 2021, 10:59 pm (UTC)
What is a stanza-by-stanza explanation of "The Blessed Damozel" by Dante Gabriel Rossetti?
In the first stanza, Rossetti describes the eponymous "blessed damozel," who, he says, has eyes which are "deeper than the depth / Of waters still'd," and has seven "stars in her hair." In the...
Latest answer posted February 6, 2020, 2:36 pm (UTC)
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This research project, funded by the Belgian Science Policy Office - BELSPO in the framework of the Interuniversity Attraction Poles (IAP), focuses on the Ancient Near East, a region extending from ancient Iran and the Arabian Peninsula to the eastern Mediterranean.
In previous phases, a considerable part of the project concentrated on Syrian Upper Mesopotamia. The present phase represents a geographical extension towards "peripheral" regions such as Anatolia, the Levantine coast, Cyprus and the Persian Gulf. One of the opportunities the present phase offers, is that it allows exploiting the mass of previously collected data from Syria. The groundwork and stimulation of research provided by the previous IAP phases will allow a very efficient synergy.
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The objective of this project is to provide entirely new perspectives of major historical processes through the integration of palaeo-environmental data, cuneiform writing, archaeological site exploration and palynological analyses, in order to study the interaction of man with his environment and the development of, and interaction between, societies in the course of the regional history.


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"Vic Damone"
The Vic Damone Story begins in Brooklyn, N.Y. on June 12, 1928. He was born Vito Farinola, but he took his mother's name Damone when he entered the entertainment profession. From his earliest childhood Vic was surrounded by love and music. His mother was a piano teacher, and his father played the guitar. He learned to sing "You're Driving Me Crazy" at the age of two, singing to his father's accompaniment. While attending high school, Vic worked as an usher at the New York Paramount Theatre, the mecca of big bands and singing stars. Vic dreamed of the day when he too would sing on stage. One day Perry Como heard him singing in an elevator and encouraged him to study and make singing his career. Years later they became such good friends that Vic's son was named Perry, and Como the boy's godfather. Life has held many surprises for Vic, and the element of fate played an important role in his career. Shortly before his 18th birthday he was acclaimed winner of the popular Arthur Godfrey's "Talent Scouts" program on CBS. As fate would have it, comedian Milton Berle was backstage at the time. He was so impressed with the young man that he extended a helping hand — helping him land an engagement at a top New York nightclub — La Martinique. He was so well received at La Martinique that he was signed to his own radio series on WHN in New York, and within a matter of months was back at the New York Para-mount, but this time as singing star of the show, backed by Stan Kenton's orchestra. His next step up the entertainment ladder was recording. His hits starting in 1947 included "I Have But One Heart," "You're Breaking My Heart," and a dozen others. So, there we have a young singer, under 20 years of age, scoring on records, night club appearances, radio and TV. The next step was motion pictures. The first film was a star-ring role in "Rich, Young And Pretty." More movies followed — "Hell To Eternity," "Athena," and "Deep In Your Heart," and then, just as he was slated for the lead in at least three more pictures with superstardom in his grasp, along came the United States Army where he served for two years. Upon his honorable discharge from military service overseas, Vic made several movies — "Kismet," "Crash Boat," and "Hit The Deck." But he missed singing to a live audience. He missed the intimacy of appearing in night clubs, so he returned to clubs and concerts touring from coast-to-coast. Vic's personal life has been filled with love arid tragedy. While he prefers not to discuss his three unhappy marriages, he does enjoy talking about his lovely daughters—Victoria, Andrea, and Daniella who live with him in Houston, Texas. His son Perry resides in California. Currently, Vic Damone is achieving sustained success internationally in night clubs, concerts and TV guest appearances. His concerts throughout the United States, Great Britain, and Australia have established records in the field. In 1981, for the first time, the British Broadcasting Company (BBC) sponsored an American singer in concert. He was presented in famed Prince.Albert Hall in London, and The Dome, in Brighton. He sang before SRO audiences and the concerts were broadcast nationally over BBC. It seems that the British have taken Damone to heart so that his annual concerts are the talk of the British Isles. His 14 concert series in February, 1984 surpassed even his earlier successes. In its smoothness and sensitivity, Mr. Damone's warm lyric baritone comes closer to the velvet, even toned romanticism of the young Frank Sinatra than the voice of any other crooner who grew up in Mr. Sinatra's shadow. In fact, Frank himself once called Vic "the singer with the best vocal equipment in the business.
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