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ALERT! October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and our Dig Pink Rally has already begun. After a visit to Congress, October 13th is delegated to be a special day for Metastatic Breast Cancer. Unfortunately, that is my diagnosis and gratefully after five years, I am still very much alive and hopeful. Metastatic Breast Cancer is the killer breast cancer and more and more women getting that diagnosis are younger women some in their 20's. We must encourage scientists to give MBC more attention. Be vocal ladies, demand what you need to survive!
The problem with MBC is that there is no cure. Yes, it can be managed with drug after drug after drug. The metastatic cells are very smart and they learn how to mutate so that the drug that worked yesterday may not work tomorrow. Consequently, women with my affliction take one drug after the other to see what works. In the meantime, Millions of dollars are spent unnecessarily on drugs that don't work for the patient. There is a tool, however, that is called Molecular Profiling, which can test your particular tumor makeup and target which drug will potentially work for you. It makes such good sense because each individual has their own DNA and genetic makeup so obviously the same drug won't work on everyone. This is common sense so why isn't Molecular Profiling done when first diagnosed instead of a last resort when there is less hope. I have had this test and it gave me a year of stability in my disease until my medical insurer refused to pay for one of the drugs. People, please get involved! Ask for Molecular Profiling if the drugs you are on cease to work. Ask your Oncologist about it.
Side-Out Foundation is bent and determined to fund research to find new and different ways to treat this horrible disease that affects 1 out of every 8 women.


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Town of Winchester Assessor
Town of Winchester Assessors
71 Mount Vernon Street
Winchester Town Hall, Lower Level
Winchester, Massachusetts 01890
The Town of Winchester Tax Assessor's Office is located in Winchester, Massachusetts.
Where is the Town of Winchester Tax Assessor's Office?
Town of Winchester is a locality in Middlesex County, Massachusetts.While many other municipalities assess property taxes on a county basis, Town of Winchester has its own tax assessor's office. If your property is located in a different Middlesex County city or town, see that page to find your local tax assessor.
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Town of Winchester Assessor's Office Services
The Town of Winchester Tax Assessor is the local official who is responsible for assessing the taxable value of all properties within Town of Winchester, and may establish the amount of tax due on that property based on the fair market value appraisal. The Town of Winchester assessor's office can help you with many of your property tax related issues, including:
The Town of Winchester Tax Assessor will appraise the taxable value of each property in his jurisdiction on a yearly basis, based on the features of the property and the fair market value of comparable properties in the same neighbourhood. The assessor's office can provide you with a copy of your property's most recent appraisal on request.
If you renovate your property (such as by adding living space, bedrooms, or bathrooms), the Town of Winchester Assessor will re-appraise your home to reflect the value of your new additions. Renovations may be reported to the Assessor's Office by the zoning board, contractors, or by the homeowner themselves. Unreported renovations will generally be discovered by the Assessor during the next on-site appraisal of the property. The Assessor may also re-appraise a property in the event of significant damage
The Town of Winchester Tax Assessor can provide you with a copy of your property tax assessment, show you your property tax bill, help you pay your property taxes, or arrange a payment plan. Payments may be made to the county tax collector or treasurer instead of the assessor.
The Town of Winchester Tax Assessor can provide you with an application form for the Town of Winchester homestead exemption, which can provide a modest property tax break for properties which are used as the primary residence of their owners. Additional exemptions might be available for farmland, green space, veterans, or others. Call the Assessor's Office and ask for details.
If you believe your house is unfairly over-assessed, the Town of Winchester Tax Assessor can provide you with a tax appeal form and inform you of the tax appeal process. If your appeal is accepted, your property valuation (and property taxes) will be adjusted accordingly.
For more details about taxes in Middlesex County, or to compare property tax rates across Massachusetts, see the Middlesex County property tax page.

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I have got a Qualys WAS scan scheduled.
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With no details or whatsoever.
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You should file a case with your TAM as Qualys should be able to look at the backend logs. Additionally, is it still happening or was/is it transient in nature?


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Getty Images | Astrid Stawiarz
Jason Biggs' Wife, Writer And Actress Jenny Mollen, Says Praising Dads For Taking Care Of Their Own Kids Is 'insulting'
What does equal parenting mean to you?
July 24, 2018 July 24, 2018 by Amanda Stout
Jenny Mollen, actress and a New York Times best-selling author, recently opened up to her Instagram followers about her expectations around raising her two sons with her husband of 10 years, Jason Biggs. And in her typical, no-holds-barred style, she let everyone know she doesn't feel #blessed that Biggs is an involved parent.
"People often ask me if I feel lucky that @biggsjason is such an involved dad and the answer is, no," wrote Mollen in her post. "I expect him to be a good father! That's why I had kids with him."
"This double standard is antiquated and insulting," she continued. "If your partner isn't hands on, he shouldn't have hands."
https://www.instagram.com/p/BlGPvwvH_wm/?taken-by=jennymollen
She's Not Alone
While Mollen seemed to be expecting some backlash (she ended her post with the hashtag #comeatme, after all), her post received thousands of likes and comments from people praising her honesty and expressing similar beliefs and experiences.
"People often say this to me and it drives me crazy," wrote Instagram user @anniepants36. "My response is always 'I wouldn't have chosen him otherwise.' 50/50 all the time."
"I get annoyed when people ask where my kids are the rare moment I get out without them…uhhh they're with their dad?! And NO, a dad parenting their child is NOT babysitting," wrote Instagram user @denholmlinda.
Dads got in on the conversation as well, letting people know they also don't expect special praise.
"THANK YOU!!! I am not doing anything special. I am doing my part," wrote one dad, Instagram user @frankscarpinato.
"Ridiculous to give credit to fathers for doing something they're supposed to do," commented Instagram user @_mr._jefferson_. "I hate being called a good dad, it's super awkward. I'm just 'a' dad and a dad should love their kids and show them without any recognition for it," he continued.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BlHNUArn9al/?taken-by=jennymollen
Parenting Is Changing, Expectations Not So Much
While people are certainly changing their views on equal parenting, expectations for women and men are still catching up.
As Mollen said, "For women, it's expected to love and protect and show up for soccer practice. For men, an hour or two alone with the kids on the weekend somehow warrants a trophy. (Or at least a World's Greatest Dad mug.)"
According to the Pew Research Center, dads today are just as likely to see parenting as central to their identity as moms. They're also parenting more, about triple the childcare time they were spending in 1965.
However, if you look a little deeper into those statistics, you'll also see that women are still spending more time parenting than men (14 hours a week versus 8). The same study also found that 53 percent of Americans say mothers do a better job than fathers.
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Multi-Tasking Mamas
Let us not also forget the mental load mothers often carry with endless family to-do lists. A study done by the American Sociological Review found that mothers in dual-earner households spent 10 more hours a week multitasking than fathers. So, while parenting time for dads may be increasing, a mother's workload still typically includes more unpaid work like house cleaning, scheduling kids' playdates and the like.
Sociologists agree that mothers take on much of the "worry work." This could include remembering to organize activities, making appointments and getting everyone where they need to go.
Hopefully, families like Mollen's being open about equal parenting can help move the conversation forward. In the meantime, we look forward to more of her honest, hilarious takes on family and life.
Do you practice equal parenting in your household? What does it mean to you?
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Devil in a Blue Dress
Directed by Carl Franklin
Written by Carl Franklin from a novel by Walter Mosley
Starring Denzel Washington, Tom Sizemore, Jennifer Beals, Don Cheadle
Film noir was a genre of the 40s and 50s: black and white films, very often set in southern California, with private detectives travel through a corrupt world and are set up by treacherous dames. The genre died out with color, as though it couldn't stand the brightness, but every once in awhile someone tries to made a more modern version. Devil in a Blue Dress was one of those attempts, which adds a racial element to the mix.
Easy Rawlins (Denzel Washington) is an unemployed factory worker who is given money by a stranger named DeWitt Albright (Tom Sizemore) to find a missing woman. Daphne Monet (Jennifer Beals) is missing, as a white woman who liked to visit black jazz clubs, Rawlins is hired to search for her without being conspicuous. As Rawlins gets drawn into a web of intrigue, bodies start to show up and he enlists the help of his friend, the psychopathic Mouse Alexander (Don Cheadle) in order to get to the bottom of everything.
The movie is based on the mysteries of Walter Mosley, who wrote in a world where racial issues informed the world, an extra layer to the standard Noir.
Denzel Washington has already established himself as a major acting talent, but the person who steals the show is Don Cheadle. I had known him in the delightful Picket Fences. His Mouse is one of the most memorable characters in film – charming, dangerous, funny, and capable of anything ("If you ain't want him dead, why you leave him with me?").
The movie pretty much broke even. Director Don Franklin was a TV actor who moved to the directors chair and seems to have made a success of it. It's a different look at the type of noir that, though usually black and white, is very rarely black.
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