Lynda Altman
Lynda Altman is a freelance writer, blogger and researcher. Her experience includes published print articles in Family Chronicle Magazine, writing and researching for private clients, and writing online content.
Lynda is a homeschool mom with 13 years of experience. All 4 of her children were homeschooled. Currently two remain in homeschool, and two are attending college. She is a former Montessori teacher s aid. Lynda is passionate about homeschool issues and she follows homeschool legislation in Arkansas and at the federal level carefully.
Lynda Altman was previously an Ancestry.com expert for hire. The program has been discontinued but Lynda still researches and writes for clients. Her favorite topics are census research and early 20th century immigration.
As an avid gardener, Lynda grows a variety of vegetables in her backyard. She enjoys learning about new gardening techniques and hopes to move her family to a homestead in the near future.
Lynda Altman is a sports fan. Football is her favorite sport and the New York Jets are her favorite NFL team. She has earned a blackbelt in Tae Kwon Do. Lynda coached fast-pitch softball at the recreation league level and high school level. Her experience includes 5 years with Raleigh Parks and Rec as a fast-pitch coach and 2 years as an assistant coach with Broughton High School.
Another passion is dog rescue. Lynda volunteers at a local, no-kill dog and cat shelter where she handles most of the problem children and larger dog breeds. She has three dogs, all of them are shelter dogs or rescues. Izzy is a Treeing Walker Coonhound, Sophie is a Chinese Shar Pei, and Romeo is an AKC registered Bedlingotn Terrier. Romeo has championship bloodlines and Lynda s goal for him is to get him trained for agility competition and to show him locally. Right now the biggest challenge with Romeo is finding a qualified groomer.
Lynda is currently undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Writing about this topic has become
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Lynda is a homeschool mom with 13 years of experience. All 4 of her children were homeschooled. Currently two remain in homeschool, and two are attending college. She is a former Montessori teacher s aid. Lynda is passionate about homeschool issues and she follows homeschool legislation in Arkansas and at the federal level carefully.
Lynda Altman was previously an Ancestry.com expert for hire. The program has been discontinued but Lynda still researches and writes for clients. Her favorite topics are census research and early 20th century immigration.
As an avid gardener, Lynda grows a variety of vegetables in her backyard. She enjoys learning about new gardening techniques and hopes to move her family to a homestead in the near future.
Lynda Altman is a sports fan. Football is her favorite sport and the New York Jets are her favorite NFL team. She has earned a blackbelt in Tae Kwon Do. Lynda coached fast-pitch softball at the recreation league level and high school level. Her experience includes 5 years with Raleigh Parks and Rec as a fast-pitch coach and 2 years as an assistant coach with Broughton High School.
Another passion is dog rescue. Lynda volunteers at a local, no-kill dog and cat shelter where she handles most of the problem children and larger dog breeds. She has three dogs, all of them are shelter dogs or rescues. Izzy is a Treeing Walker Coonhound, Sophie is a Chinese Shar Pei, and Romeo is an AKC registered Bedlingotn Terrier. Romeo has championship bloodlines and Lynda s goal for him is to get him trained for agility competition and to show him locally. Right now the biggest challenge with Romeo is finding a qualified groomer.
Lynda is currently undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Writing about this topic has become
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Insurance Companies Are Reluctant to Pay for BRCA TestingBRCA testing is expensive, which makes it unavailable to the uninsured and underinsured. In many cases, insurance providers are reluctant to pay for BRCA testing, which costs thousands of dollars.
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Recommendations Changed for Cancer Drug TamoxifenNew guidelines for the breast cancer drug tamoxifen were released on April 15. Now all women with a high risk for breast cancer should take this drug for up to 10 years. Good science or has Big Pharma found a way to increase profits through fear?
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Vitamin D Levels Link to Higher Premenopausal Breast Cancer RiskVitamin D levels have an impact on breast cancer risks. Low blood serum levels of vitamin D increase a woman's risk of getting breast cancer. A new study by the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine confirmed the link.
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My Battle with Breast Cancer: Radiologists Play on FearImaging to detect breast cancer has come under fire recently. While the technology is good, it is apparent to me that some radiologists and surgeons use fear to pad their pockets by recomending unnecessary procedures.
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My Battle with Breast Cancer: HER2 Positive Breast CancerHER2 positive breast cancer is a very aggressive form of breast cancer. Twenty-five percent of breast cancers are HER positive. Battling this type of cancer is challenging, but you have choices. -
New Genetic Tests Determines Breast Cancer and Ovarian Cancer RisksA new genetic test is on the horizon. This test using the PPM1D gene, can tell a women if she is at a high risk for breast cancer or ovarian cancer. Move over BRCA and Myriad, a new test may be more accurate.
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12 Weeks is a Long Time to Wait for Breast Cancer ChemotherapyWhy do women have an average wait of 12 weeks before starting chemo. My oncologist ordered chemo 4 weeks after my mastectomy. Imaging and reconstruction did not interfere with the start of chemo. Waiting too long may produce unwanted results.
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My Battle with Breast Cancer: Preventing a RecurrenceSoon, the treatment phase of my battle with breast cancer ends and I will be in a monitoring situation. That means I have to take control and reduce all possible risks so that I don't have to go through this again.
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New Study Shows Avastin Not Helpful for Triple-Negative Breast CancersAvastin lost its approval for treatment of breast cancer in 2011. Further studies confirm that this is not an effective breast cancer treatment. It is time for the makers of Avastin to give it up and turn their attention to producing a drug that works.
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Freezing Breast Cancer Tumors Is Better Than SurgeryCryoablation -- freezing tissue -- is used to treat a number of ailments and it is approved for use in the United States. Research is showing that this procedure is a viable alternative to breast cancer surgery.
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10 Years of Tamoxifen Better Than Five: Are You Kidding Me?ATLAS, a trial that compared breast cancer survival rates among women who took the drug tamoxifen for 5 years and women who took the drug for 10 years, will have the results revealed in San Antonio this week. Is 10 years better than 5?
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My Battle with Breast Cancer: Pain ManagementPain can be all encompasing when it is out of control. How can you get relief from the side effects that cancer treatment drugs cause. Bone pain is a serious issue with cancer patients.
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Breast Cancer Vaccine a Reality for Women With HER-2 Negative CancersIt is true. We could soon see a vaccine to prevent the recurrence of early-stage, node-positive breast cancers. Phase III trials are underway and TEVA is handling the global commercialization and distribution of the vaccine.
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My Battle with Breast Cancer: Doctors Don't Agree with Each OtherSometimes doctors don't agree on a diagnosis. In my case, a difference of opinion means a different stage of cancer for me.
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Supreme Court to Decide If Gene Patents Are Legal: It's About TimeThe Supreme Court has announced that it will decide if companies can hold patents on genes that naturally occur in the human body. It is about time they stepped in. Right now, we are all being held hostage by Big Pharma and patents on the BRCA gene.
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Study Says 7 Out of 10 Double Mastectomies Are Unnecessary: Not TrueA recent study by the University of Michigan says that 7 out of 10 bilateral mastectomies are unnecessary. This study takes a very small sample of women and makes huge generalizations. They got it wrong, in a major way.
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My Battle with Breast Cancer: Managing Life and TreatmentHow do you manage your life and cancer treatment when you have a busy family? It takes organization and attention to many details. Sometimes, things just have to wait.
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Women With Breast Cancer Wait Weeks Before SurgeryWaiting for breast cancer surgery may take weeks, according to a new study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology. The study focused on Medicare recipients, but women with private insurance have long waits too.
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Decreased Sexual Interest Most Common Complaint Among Women With Breast CancerBreast cancer survivors say that a decrease in sexual interest is their most bothersome side effect. Research presented at the ONS conference supports this claim. Doctors usually do not tell women about all of chemo's side effects.
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My Battle with Breast Cancer: Unhappy with Breast Reconstruction ResultsSo what happens after reconstruction surgery and you're not happy with the results? Too many women keep quiet, but I had a conversation with my doctor.
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Older Women With HER-2 Breast Cancer May Want to Reconsider HerceptinHerceptin is known to cause heart problems in women with breast cancer. A new study from Yale University shows that older women with HER-2 positive breast cancer are more susceptible to heart failure when taking Herceptin.
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Breast Cancer Risk Increases in Women Who Put Cell Phones in Their BrasDo you keep your cell phone in your bra? You may want to rethink doing that. Doctors are saying there could be a link between where you stash your phone and breast cancer.
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Glowing Giuliana Rancic Graces the Cover of Health MagazineShe still looks amazing after everything Giuliana Rancic has been through this year. From failed IVF treatments to a bout with breast cancer, Rancic looks as good as ever.
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Laser Microscope Technology Detects Metastatic Breast Cancer Without Damaging Lymph NodesA new study from Johns Hopkins University shows that examining collagen one fibers in breast cancer tumors can determine if the cancer has spread to other areas.
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My battle with breast cancer: Breast cancer is not sexyHurray! Breast cancer awareness month is over and maybe the world will no longer be filled with pinkwashing and stupid campaigns touting "save second base" or "I like boobies." Let's stop sexualizing and objectifying a disease that kills women.
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A Breast Cancer Diagnosis Should Not Force Celebrities into a Spokeswoman RoleChristina Applegate has come under fire from breast cancer survivors with the BRCA gene mutation for not taking a stronger advocate role. What women need to understand that coming to terms with breast cancer takes time.
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First Person: How My Husband Helped Me Through Breast Cancer's Darkest HoursMy husband is my best friend and soul mate. He is also my rock. Throughout my entire ordeal fighting breast cancer he has been there every step of the way. -
Heat-Seeking Smart Bra Detects Breast Cancer Better Than MammographyCould it really be as simple as detecting a heat signature? Apparently so. A new screening tool for the detection of breast cancer is a heat-seeking smart bra. -
My battle with breast cancer: Surviving breast reconstructionBreast reconstruction with implants is a long and drawn out process. I am glad I decided to reconstruct but it has been way more challenging than I imagined.
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Breast Cancer Risk in Postmenopausal Women Related to Blood Hormone LevelsA simple blood test can give physicians a good idea of a woman's risk for postmenopausal breast cancer. Checking blood hormone levels indicates the chances of a woman getting receptor-positive or aggressive breast cancers. -
Higher Breast Cancer Risk Attributed to Age of First Period and MenopauseNew research published in the Oct. 17 edition of Lancet Oncology shows a direct relationship between the age when a women first starts menstruation and when she reaches menopause and her risk of getting certain types of breast cancer. -
HIV Drug Nelfinavir Shows Promise in Fighting HER-2 Positive Breast CancerThe HIV drug Nelfinavir show promise in treating HER-2 positive breast cancers. Unlike current drugs Herceptin, Tykerb and Perjeta, Nelfinavir attacks the HSP90 function of the cancer cells. -
My battle with breast cancer: Do you need a plastic surgeon?When do you need to see a plastic surgeon if you have breast cancer? A plastic surgeon can be an invaluable source of information. Think about consulting with one before making any surgical decisions.
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Mastectomy Rates Higher for Low-income Women: Statistics Are MisleadingCBC News Canada reports that women in rural areas are more likely to have a mastectomy due to financial reasons. The report cites statistics that do not take individual choices into account. Women choose mastectomy for many reasons.
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New York Jets Lose to Steelers: A Fan's ViewComing off a big win against the Buffalo Bills, New York fans had high expectations for the New York Jets. They started out strong against the Pittsburgh Steelers and then it all fell apart.
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New York Jets Can Beat Steelers Without Darrell Revis: A Fan's OpinionStar cornerback, Darrell Revis, is questionable for the Jets game against the Steelers on Sunday. Without Revis Island, the Jets can beat the Steelers, but it will be challenging.
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Chemical in Cruciferous Vegetables Causes Breast Cancer Cells to Self-DestructA chemical found in cruciferous vegetables like broccoli causes breast cancer cells to self-destruct. A recent study on mice shows the potential for this chemical as a cancer-fighting weapon. -
Wasserman Schultz Says Obamacare Helps Breast Cancer Survivors: I DisagreeDebbie Wasserman Schultz gave a touching speech at the DNC in support of Obamacare. She claims being a breast cancer survivor gives her keen insight into how important this legislation is. I am currently in treatment for cancer and I completely disagree.
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New York Jets Cut T.J. Conley: A Fan's ViewT.J. Conley's performance during the preseason gave reason for the New York Jets to look for another punter. Conley was cut on Tuesday.
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Former New York Jet Named VP at Barclays Bank: A Fan's ViewFormer New York Jets wide receiver, Wayne Chrebet is now in the wealth management industry. He was recently named as Assistant VP at Barclays Bank.
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Extreme Tebow Mania on Ebay: A Fan's OpinionTebow Mania has reached a new extreme. A large alligator sporting a number 15 Florida Gator jersey is available for sale. Just what every TimTebow fan needs--a larger than life gator.
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My battle with breast cancer: Why I hate pinkI'm tired of the pink-washing of breast cancer. As a survivor, I would rather see more effort put into funding a cure. Right now, most of the pink merchandise for breast cancer awareness does nothing more than line corporate pockets. -
Herceptin Is More Dangerous to the Heart Than Previously ReportedThe drug Herceptin is used to treat HER2 positive breast cancer. While it is a known fact that this drug can cause heart issues, a recent study shows that the incidence of heart issues is far more widespread than previously reported.
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Latest Changes to the New York Jets Roster and Practice Squad: A Fan's TakeThe final cuts are done, sort of. Now that the rosters are down to 53, the wheeling and dealing of players on waivers starts. The Jets added three players from waivers, cut three players and assigned seven to the practice squad.
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New York Jets Announce Final Roster Cuts: A Fan's ViewThe New York Jets made their final three cuts to bring the roster down to 53. Now they will take a hard look at player available off waivers before they finalize the team for the 2012 season.
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New York Jets Reduce Roster to 53: A Fan's ViewThe New York Jets and the rest of the teams in the NFL must reduce their rosters to 53 players by 9:00 p.m. tonight. New York announced most of their cuts--they have only a few more to go.
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Injectable Herceptin on the Horizon for HER2 Breast Cancer PatientsAn injectable form of the drug Herceptin just finished phase II trials. The results are promising for breast cancer patients. This form of the drug has many advantages over the IV version.
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New York Jets Go 0-3 in Preseason: A Fan's ViewThe New York Jets have yet to win a preseason game this season. They have also failed to score a touchdown. Is Gang Green doomed for this upcoming year or does Rex Ryan have a few tricks up his sleeve?
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My battle with breast cancer: The road to reconstructionThe road to normal is taking a lot longer than I ever imagined. Almost a year after my initial diagnosis--I am still facing reconstruction and biological therapy.
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There is a Market for Ex-Jet Plaxico Burress: A Fan's OpinionPlaxico Burress is looking for a job in the NFL. The New York Jets are in need of healthy wideouts. Is it time for Gang Green to revisit signing Plaxico Burress?
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Rex Ryan Benches Wayne Hunter for Carolina Panther's Game: A Fan's ReactionRight tackle Wayne Hunter is out for the New York Jets' third preseason game. They face the Carolina Panthers. We can only hope that benching Hunter will help with the problems New York has on offense.
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My battle with breast cancer: What doctors won't tell youThe current medical establishment has financial reasons for keeping alternative treatments away from patients. Until the FDA and big pharma part ways, this will never change. -
The New York Jets Offense, Work in Progress or Train Wreck: A Fan's ViewThe New York Jets have played two preseason games. So far they have put a total of nine points on the board and have failed to score a touchdown. What is wrong with Gang Green and should fans worry?
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New York Jets Vs. New York Giants Game Preview: A Fan's OpinionIts the New York Jets vs. the New York Giants this Saturday at the MetLife Bowl. The battle for New York bragging rights is on, and the Jets have the advantage.
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Tim Tebow Featured in September 2012 GQ Magazine: A Fan's TakeTim Tebow goes shirtless in the September 2012 issue of GQ. It is not his bare chest that is causing controversy. One photo in particular is offending many devout Christians.
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New York Jets Vs. Cincinnati Bengals Game Preview: A Fan's OpinionThe New York Jets are a completely different team from last year. Offensive has changed and is expected to go back to ground and pound. They face the Cincinnati Bengals in the preseason opener on August 10. The game is on the NFL network.
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The Rift Between Holmes and Sanchez is Over: A Fan's ViewSantonio Holmes and Mark Sanchez have made peace. Apparently the feud is over and life in the New York Jets' locker room is back to a peaceful and happy place--or is it?
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Darrell Revis Sits Out at New York Jets' Training Camp: A Fan's TakeIs Darrell Revis injured or holding out because he wants a better deal on his contract? Speculation abounds about why Revis is sitting on the sidelines instead of participating in practice.
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New York Jets Three-Way Battle for Safety: A Fan's OpinionWho will carry the New York Jets at the safety position this year. Will it be the injured LaRon Landry, veteran Eric Smith or former Dolphin Yeremiah Bell?
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Jiu-Jitsu Makes Tim Tebow a Better Quarterback: A Fan's OpinionTim Tebow is training with Gracie Jiu-Jitsu in California. Critics say that Tebow should focus on his passing mechanics instead of frivolous MMA training. Cross training in the martial arts may improve Tim Tebow's game better than standard drills.Also published on:
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New York Jets Announce 2012 Training Camp Schedule: A Fan's ViewThe New York Jets 2012 training camp schedule is here. Fans can choose to watch the team at three different locations. Jets Fest accompanies all of the public sessions. The fun starts at the end of July.
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My battle with breast cancer: Well-meaning strangersGoing out in public without a wig because it is too hot does not give others the right to approach me and ask if I have cancer. I want to be able to shop, dine and enjoy life outside of my home without strangers approaching me to discuss cancer.Also published on:
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Breast Cancer Causes Depression: No KiddingAn article in the Winfield Daily says that women diagnosed with breast cancer suffer from depression. No kidding. Cancer changes everything about you and your life. Why is it surprising to the medical community that cancer patients are depressed?
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Exercise Is Important to Breast Cancer RecoveryThe medical community as a whole has overlooked the importance of physical activity on the recovery process from breast cancer. A new study in "Cancer" addresses the importance of exercise in the recovery process.
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Greg McElroy or Matt Simms as Jets' Number Three QB: A Fan's ViewThe New York Jets cut quarterback G.J. Kinne. This leaves Greg McElroy and Matt Simms to fight for the number three positiion. Is the only reason for keeping Simms on the roster due to his father being NFL legend Phil Simms?
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Poll Says Tebow's Hot, Sanchez is Not: A Fan's ViewAshleyMadison.com released a new survey stating that married women would prefer to cheat on their husbands with Tim Tebow of the New York Jets. Tebow ranks number one out of all the NFL players listed in the survey.
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Poll Says Tim Tebow Will Score the Most Touchdowns for Jets: A Fan's ViewA poll taken by NFL.com says Tim Tebow will outscore the Jets' star receiver and running back. Is it possible that Tim Tebow, as a backup quarterback, will be responsible for more touchdowns than the rest of the offense?
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Did MLB Player Marlon Byrd Use Breast Cancer Drug to Mask Steroid Use?Marlon Byrd claims that his use of the breast cancer drug Tamoxifen was used to treat a personal medical condition unrelated to baseball. He was suspended for 50 games because the drug is on the banned list.
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My battle with breast cancer: Choosing a cancer hospitalDeciding to travel to a cancer hospital for treatment instead of staying locally was a difficult choice for me. Considerations such as travel time and insurance played into my decision.Also published on:
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British Woman Claims Turmeric Makes Cancer Cells Commit SuicideWill adding the spice turmeric to your diet prevent cancer? A British woman seems to think so, despite the fact that there is no scientific evidence to support her claims. She says the spice makes cancer cells commit suicide.
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Soy Intake May Not Help Reduce Breast Cancer RiskA recent study published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition states soy intake has a statistically significant impact on breast cancer recurrence rates. The study goes against what oncologists recommend. I'm sticking with my doctor's advice.
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Commentary: Topless in Seattle is Not a Good IdeaShould breast cancer survivors be allowed to bare it all in Seattle's public pools. Jodi Jaecks thinks so and she is the only woman allowed to do so. Her battle ended after a story ran in a Seattle newspaper.
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My battle with breast cancer: Casting for recoveryCasting for Recovery is a non-profit organization that helps instill a sense of well-being in breast cancer survivors. Women participate in a three day retreat that teaches them about fly fishing and how to handle issues they are experiencing.Also published on:
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My battle with breast cancer: Chemo endsChemo ends and a new phase of treatment begins. Knowing what I now know about chemo would I have taken this option? There are many reasons why I would reconsider my choice.Also published on:
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My battle with breast cancer: Diet and exerciseIt is important to take control over diet and exercise while recovering from breast cancer. A healthy diet will help your body heal faster and reduce the side effects from chemo and medication. Regular exercise helps to increase energy levels.Also published on:
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My battle with breast cancer: Staying positiveStaying positive while battling breast cancer is difficult. I have found that a positive attitude helps because you feel better. Sometimes you just have to reach out to others or have faith that it will all turn out okay.Also published on:
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New York Jets' Greg McElroy Has Competition for Number 3 Spot: A Fan's OpinionThe New York Jets have signed another quarterback, G.J. Kinne. He is from Tulsa University. Kinne will be competing for the number three quarterback spot against Greg McElroy. Kinne was not part of the 2012 draft.
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Matt Simms Heads to New York Jets' Minicamp: A Fan's OpinionMatt Simms, son of NFL Super Bowl MVP Phil Simms, was invited to the New York Jets rookie minicamp this weekend. Although no one question Phil Simms talent, his son does not seem to have the same skill set. Should the Jets be looking for QB number 5?
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Couples and Hill Named as Starters for the New York Jets: A Fan's ReactionRex Ryan has come out and named draft picks Quinton Couples and Steven Hill as starters for the 2012 season. While both men have their strong points, is it wise to announce your starters so soon?
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Pregnancy Is Safe After Breast CancerGiuliana Rancic is having a baby after breast cancer. She is using a gestational carrier instead of continuing to try to get pregnant on her own. Many women are told not to conceive after a breast cancer diagnosis. New information contradicts this.
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Radiation Oncologists Left Out or Is It Patient Choice?A recent survey published in the International Journal of Radiation Oncology states that radiation oncologists are left out of the treatment options provided to patients. Are they left out or are breast cancer patients looking for other options?
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My battle with breast cancer: Alternative medicineComplimentary and alternative medicines such as naturopathy and acupuncture can help relieve symptoms from surgery, medications, chemotherapy and radiation in breast cancer patients.Also published on:
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New York Jets Announce 2012 Schedule: A Fan's OpinionThe regular 2012 season has been announced. This year the New York Jets have a slightly easier travel schedule than in 2011. Hopefully this season's schedule will give the Jets the break they need.
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No "Hard Knocks" for the New York Jets: A Fan's ViewThe New York Jets will not be appearing in the HBO series "Hard Knocks' this season. Another team with less drama will be featured instead. Maybe this will give New York a chance to get back to playing football.
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My battle with breast cancer: Disagreeing with doctorsSometimes, you and your doctor will disagree on your treatment. This is okay as long as you voice your concerns with your physician. A good doctor will listen to you, even if they do not agree. I was able to change my chemo treatment this way.Also published on: -
Jets' Dual Quarterback System Sets Both Players Up for Failure: A Fan's PerspectiveCan an NFL team have dual quarterbacks a succeed? This remains to be seen as it has never been done before. I don't think that Rex and his coaches are boldly forging ahead to set the new standard. This decision will set both quarterbacks up to fail.Also published on:
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Tebowmania is Not Enough to Oust Mark Sanchez: A Fan's ViewTebowmania is not enough to oust a starting quarterback in New York. This is especially true when you look at the numbers. While Tim Tebow is probably the best backup quarterback in the NFL, his numbers do not come close to what Mark Sanchez put up.
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My battle with breast cancer: Redefining my self imageBreast cancer changes you. Learning to adapt to the new me is a continually challenge. I learned that in order to adapt to cancer, I had to redefine my self image.Also published on:
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Are Routine MRI and Ultrasound Breast Cancer Screenings Necessary?Should women undergo MRI and ultrasound screenings for breast cancer? It depends on who you ask. JAMA says yes but AACO says the tests are unnecessary and not cost-effective.
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Big Pharma Should Fund Research of Diabetes Drug for Cancer PreventionMetformin, a diabetes drug that is now out of patent, is showing great promise as a cancer-fighting drug for some of the most common types of cancers. Studies are showing that Metformin may slow or stop the progression of breast, colon, and other cancers.
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Tebow Brings More Than Controversy to New York: A Fan's TakeTim Tebow arrived in New York just two weeks ago. Since his arrival speculation abounds about who will be the starting quarterback for the Jets. To top things off, Nike sued Reebok over the sales of the number 15 New York Jets' jersey and won.
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My battle with breast cancer: Chemo's side effectsAlthough the medical community has come a long way in helping to relieve the side effects of chemo, many cancer patients still suffer. For me chemo has sapped my strength and energy. It caused me to lose my hair.Also published on: -
My battle with breast cancer: Tissue expandersTissue expanders are a part of breast reconstruction if you decide on implants. Expanders can be uncomfortable and they have their own unique set of issues. I am glad that I chose to go with implants instead of other types of reconstruction.Also published on:
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Tim Tebow or Mark Sanchez as the Quarterback for the Jets: A Fan's TakeThe Jets say Mark Sanchez is our starting quarterback. But their actions say the new starter will be Tim Tebow. Why else did the Jets promise Tebow play time? By setting up an all-out quarterback battle, New York is setting Mark Sanchez up for failure.
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Overweight Women Have a Higher Risk of Breast Cancer RecurrenceAs an overweight breast cancer patient, I find this study to have particular relevance to me. Was my weight a contributing factor to getting breast cancer? A new study shows a direct link between BMI and patient outcome.
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Study Suggests Consuming Omega-3 Reduces Fatigue in Cancer PatientsCutting your omega-6 intake while increasing your omega-3 intake is a way for cancer patients to reduce fatigue, according to a new study. The results of the study were based on 633 women who completed questionnaires about their diet and fatigue levels. -
Why Tim Tebow Chose the New York Jets: A Fan's OpinionRumor has it that Tim Tebow had a choice between the New York Jets and the Jacksonville Jaguars. Although Tebow denies the rumor, it would make sense for him to choose New York. For Tebow, New York's media reach will allow him to promote his faith.
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Tim Tebow Traded to the New York Jets: A Fan's ReactionThe New York Jets have traded a fourth-round draft pick for quarterback Tim Tebow. Will the fans turn on Mark Sanchez and demand that Tebow become a starter. Looks like Tebow Time and the media circus has arrived in New York.
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An Update on the New York Jets and Free-Agency: A Fan's ViewWho's in and who's out. Trying to keep up with the free-agency changes in the New York Jets? Check out all the latest additions and contract signings.
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Why Didn't the New York Jets Wait for Tim Tebow: A Fan's OpinionPeyton Manning has decided to go to the Denver Broncos, making Tim Tebow the odd man out. Denver is looking to trade Tebow. Did the New York Jets jump the gun in making a decision for a backup quarterback?
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Swedish Study Suggests That Cadmium in the Diet May Cause Breast CancerA study published in the March 15 edition of Cancer Research shows a link between cadmium in the diet and breast cancer. Apparently, eating whole grains and root vegetables may be hazardous to your health.
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How Peyton Manning Influences the New York Jets' Choice for Quarterback: A Fan's OpinionThe New York Jets are not interested in Peyton Manning but he still has an impact on who they choose for a backup quarterback to Mark Sanchez. Peyton's final decision will send at least one quarterback looking for a new home.
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My Battle with breast cancer: The men in my lifeThe men in our lives seem to get pushed aside while we deal with breast cancer. Although they seem to take a minor role, their love, support, and understanding are immeasurable through a difficult time. I could not envision battling cancer without them.Also published on: -
Free Agents and the New York Jets: A Fan's PerspectiveIt's free-agent frenzy again. For the next five days, teams will be wheeling and dealing to get key players onto their roster. The Jets are no exception. A total of 13 Jets are free agents The salary cap will prevent New York from keeping most of them.
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Free-Agents and the New York Jets: A Fan's PerspectiveIt's free-agent frenzy again. For the next five days, teams will be wheeling and dealing to get key players onto their roster. The Jets are no exception. A total of 13 Jets are free agents The salary cap will prevent New York from keeping most of them.
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My battle with breast cancer: Coping with hair lossCancer took my left breast. Now, chemotherapy has taken my hair. Although I was never particularly fond of my hair--now that it's gone--I miss it. Coping with hair loss takes a re-adjustment of your self image.Also published on:
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New York Jets Sign Sione Pouha to Three-Year Deal: A Fan's OpinionSione Pouha gets his contract extended with the New York Jets through 2014. With only $15.1 million left in their salary cap before this deal, I wonder how much the Jets are paying him to stay.
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Estrogen-Only HRT May Reduce Breast Cancer Risk for Women With HysterectomiesA new study based on the data from the Women's Health Initiative indicates that women in the 50-79 age range have a slight, but statistically significant, decrease in breast cancer diagnosis when using estrogen-only HRT.
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New York Jets Give Mark Sanchez a Three-year Contract Extension: A Fan's ViewMark Sanchez, quarterback for the New York Jets, received a three-year contract extension. This sends a clear message that Gang Green stands behind the young quarterback. Hopefully, it will resolve some of the current locker room issues.Also published on:
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CVS Mix-Up Of Children's Fluoride Tablets With Cancer Drug Is InexcusableIn an unbelievable mix-up, a CVS pharmacy in Chatham, New Jersey, switched chewable fluoride tablets for children with the drug Tamoxifen, a drug used to treat breast cancer. The State Attorney General is launching an investigation into the incident.
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A Whole-Body Approach to Treating Breast CancerTreating my breast cancer involves an entire team of doctors and clinicians. This team works together and meets regularly to discuss my progress. The team approach, combined with treating the whole body instead of just cancer, is working well for me. -
Plaxico Burress Wants to Sign with Philadelphia Eagles: A Fan's ViewIn a radio interview, New York Jets wideout, Plaxico Burress, stated that he wants to leave New York and sign with the Philadelphia Eagles. Sources close to the Jets say that the franchise is not interested in re-signing Burress.
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New York Jets Give Bart Scott Permission to Seek Trade: A Fan's OpinionBart Scott has made it clear that he in unhappy as a Jet. It looks like New York's front office is listening to him as they have given him permission to seek a trade. Can this malcontent find a new home with another team?
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My battle with breast cancer: Chemo treatment optionsBe proactive with your chemotherapy and know the good, the bad and the ugly information about all of the drugs being prescribed for you. For me, a little research paid off by cutting my chemo treatment time by 18 weeks.Also published on:
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2012 Could Be Mark Sanchez's Last Season as a Jet : a Fan's ViewIt is looking like the New York Jets are in the market for a new quarterback. GM Mike Tannenbaum stated that he was disappointed in Mark Sanchez's performance in 2011. Rex is saying that they are looking at all quarterback options.Also published on:
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Incorrect Cancer Diagnosis for Nine Women Is More Than an OversightNine women who lost their breasts to an incorrect cancer diagnosis are suing Canada's Eastern Health. Attorney Ches Crosbie is representing the women. Some of the women underwent chemotherapy in addition to a bilateral mastectomy.Also published on:
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My battle with breast cancer: Reconstruction after mastectomyMaking the decision to reconstruct your breasts after a mastectomy is difficult. Patients have a number of options to choose from. Women don't know if their health insurance will cover reconstruction.Also published on:
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Women in the U.K. May Lose Access to Important Breast Cancer DrugsWomen in the U.K. may soon lose access to Herceptin and Tyverb, two drugs used to treat HER2 positive breast cancer. The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence deems that the drugs are not cost-effective.
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2012 Westminster Dog Show Commentary: Guiding Light Wins Bedlington Terrier Best of BreedGCH Kaylynn's Guiding Light took a surprise win over her kennel-mate, GCH Kaylynn's Party Crasher to win Best of Breed at the 2012 Westminster Dog Show. Guiding Light is an amazing four-year-old.
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Latest Coaching Additions to the New York Jets: A Fan's OpinionThere will be many new faces on the New York Jet's sidelines in 2012. Take a look at the newest additions to Gang Green's coaching staff.Also published on:
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Mammogram Guidelines Are UnclearShould you get your first mammogram at age 40 or 50? Should you perform self exams? It depends on who you ask. The Mayo Clinic and the American Cancer Society disagree on these very items. If they can't agree, how are we supposed to know what to do?
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Why Kaylynn's Party Crasher Will Take 2012 Westminster Best in ShowBedlington Terriers have not won a Westminster Best in Show since 1948. They are due a win anytime. This year, GCH Kaylynn's Party Crasher is a strong contender for Best in Show. He is the 2011 Westminster Best of Breed.
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Komen Reverses Funding Cuts to Planned ParenthoodSusan G. Komen for the Cure has reversed its decision to stop funding to Planned Parenthood. This was the right thing to do. Losing the funding would have denied access to breast cancer screenings for some low- to moderate-income women.
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JAMA Reports Too Many Lumpectomies Require Additional SurgeryAre too many lumpectomies requiring additional surgery? A study reported in the Feb. 1 edition of JAMA seems to think so. My experience with breast cancer seems to contradict what the news media is saying about the JAMA article.
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5 Reasons the Jets Should Keep Mark Sanchez in 2012: A Fan's ViewNew York Jets quarterback, Mark Sanchez, has come under fire recently for his inability to take charge of the Jets' locker room. His performance this year was less than stellar. However, there are many compelling reasons to keep Sanchez as the starter.Also published on:
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Komen Unfortunately Caught Up in Abortion BattlesSusan G. Komen for the Cure has ceased funding to Planned Parenthood. Congress is investigating Planned Parenthood's funding of abortions. Is Planned Parenthood's pro-abortion stance the real reason for Susan G. Komen pulling funding?
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New York Jets Hire Miami's Dave DeGuglielmo as the Offensive Line Coach: A Fan's ReactionThe Miami Dolphins offensive line coach, Dave DeGuglielmo, is now a member of the New York Jets. Gang Green hired DeGuglielmo as their new offensive line coach, replacing Bill Callahan. Can two former Miami Dolphins make the Jets offense a success?
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My battle with breast cancer: Dealing with insuranceDealing with your health insurance while treating breast cancer is a daunting task. Bills seem to arrive in your mailbox daily. Staying on top of what should be paid and what the insurance company is paying can be a full-time job.Also published on:
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New York Jets Schottenheimer is Out; Sporano is In: A Fan's OpinionNew York Jets offensive coordinator, Brian Schottenheimer, announced that he will not be returning to Gang Green in 2012. The Jets are starting to clean house, Schotty is just one of many who will not see 2012 from New York's sidelines.Also published on:
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New York Jets Bill Callahan Heads to Dallas Cowboys: A Fan's PerspectiveJets Bill Callahan is the first of New York's coaches to flee a sinking ship. Callahan is heading to Dallas. There are big changes ahead for the Jets as Callahan is going to be the first of many to leave.
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Jets LaDainian Tomlinson Goes Hunting While Contemplating Retirement: A Fan's PerspectiveNew York Jets running back LaDainian Tomlinson, tells XX 1090 Radio's Scott and BR show that he plans to go deer hunting. Before heading out to the woods, Tomlinson stated that this is the first time he has thought about retirement.Also published on:
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Could Rob Ryan Replace Jets DC Mike Pettine: A Fan's OpinionIs there a future for Rob Ryan with the New York Jets? If Mike Pettine leaves Gang Green for a head coaching spot in Miami, the defensive coordinators position at New York is open. Can Rex and Rob bring the Jets together?Also published on:
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Former Jets DT Jenkins Says Sanchez Needs to Grow a Pair: A Fan's ViewOutspoken former Jets DT, Kris Jenkins, has a lot to say to Mike Lupica. In his radio interview, Jenkins criticizes Mark Sanchez, Santonio Holmes and other players who are lacking leadership.Also published on:
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My battle with breast cancer: MastectomyI had a choice when it came to my breast cancer surgery. The option to have either a lumpectomy or a mastectomy was offered. I chose the latter for a multitude of reasons. Choosing to lose a breast came with a huge emotional price tag.Also published on:
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New York Jets Fine Bart Scott $10,000: A Fan's ViewNew York Jets linebacker, Bart Scott, received a $10,000 fine for his behavior in the locker room. Some feel that Scott has played his last game as a Jet.Also published on:
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Jets' Greg McElroy Speaks His Mind About the Team: A Fan's OpinionBackup Jets quarterback, Greg McElroy, had a lot to say about the current state of affairs in New York's locker room. Gang Green needs to make immediate changes before the team self destructs.Also published on:
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NFL to Review Bart Scott's Behavior: A Fan's PerspectiveNew York Jets Bart Scott is under investigation by the NFL for flipping off the media during a locker room clean out at the end of the regular season. He is not the only Jet facing potential problems. Santonio Holmes is also under investigation.Also published on:
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Could Peyton Manning Go to New York: A Fan's OpinionAre the New York Jets silently pursuing Peyton Manning. Rex Ryan flat out denies it, but he has to. If the right circumstances present themselves, could Manning join Gang Green?Also published on:
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New York Jets Ryan and Tannenbaum Discuss Plans for the Future: A Fan's ViewWhat are the Jets thinking now that the 2011 season has ended for them? According to Mike Tannenbaum and Rex Ryan, this starts a critical evaluation of all players and coaching staff. Some changes need to be made. Will the Jets keep Sanchez and Holmes?Also published on:
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Jets Brian Schottenheimer Heading to Jacksonville: A Fan's ReactionNew York Jets offensive coordinator, Brian Schottenheimer, is heading to Jacksonville. He will be interviewing for the head coaching position. It is time for New York to make some drastic changes to the offensive.Also published on:
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Benching Santonio Holmes was the Right Decision: A Fan's ViewAn on field hissy-fit resulted in Santonio Holmes of the New York Jets getting benched. Should Brian Schottenheimer have benched the highly rated wide receiver? Absolutely. Holmes needs to get his head in the game or get off the field.Also published on:
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Coaching Changes Begin for New York Jets: A Fan's OpinionBill Callahan's contract has expired. He is the offensive line coach for the New York Jets. Will Callahan replace Schottenheimer as New York's offensive coordinator? This is just the beginning of a number of coaching changes for the Jets.Also published on:
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New York Jets End Season with 19-17 Loss to Miami Dolphins: A Fan's ViewThe New York Jets blew a 10-3 lead to lose to the Miami Dolphins 19-17. They end the season with an 8-8 record. It is time to make some changes to the Jets coaching staff, starting with Brian Schottenheimer.Also published on:
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My battle with breast cancer: Genetic testingTesting for mutations on the BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene can tell a woman if she has a genetic disposition that puts her at a higher risk for certain cancers, including breast cancer. Based on my situation, I decided to have the test performed.Also published on:
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Teaching Your Grandchildren to Love ArtUse these tips to introduce art to your grandchildren. Kids are interested in the world around them and teaching them to love art is something any grandparent can do.
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First Person: Breast Cancer Treatment Questions to Discuss With Your DoctorsBreast cancer is scary. Don't let the fear of treatment paralyze you. Ask your doctors about all treatment options including surgery, reconstruction, drugs, chemo, radiation and alternative therapy. Knowledge will give you the power to defeat your cancer.
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My battle with breast cancer: Getting a second opinionI was not 100 percent comfortable with the treatment plan my surgeon is recommending for me. While I understand his point of view, I am not convinced that a mastectomy is the right choice for me. I decided to seek a second opinion.Also published on:
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How I Got a Better Deal on My Auto Insurance with a Teenage DriverI have a teenage son who totaled my car. When I got the auto insurance renewal bill, my premiums skyrocketed. I did a little research and finally found a company that would give me equal coverage at a much better rate.
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My battle with breast cancer: How to tell your kidsSo far, the hardest part of having breast cancer is telling the people closest to me. One of the most difficult task was telling my four children. My kids are tween, teens and adult. Telling them is different than if I had little kids.
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My battle with breast cancer: Surgical biopsyMy biopsy experience was something I was not completely prepared for. I had two guide wires inserted into my left breast, then I took a car ride to the hospital where the open excision biopsy was performed.
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First Person: Diagnostic Mammography Discovered My Breast CancerI was diagnosed with breast cancer on November 10, 2011. My diagnosis came after I discovered a large lump in my left breast and a diagnostic mammogram indicated a biopsy was required.
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Coping with a breast cancer diagnosis: My emotionsA recent diagnosis of breast cancer floored me. It brought up a plethora of emotions I never thought I would have to face. As a strong, basically healthy woman, I never envisioned having breast cancer or other potentially life-threatening disease.
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10 Quick Tips for Holiday Party CleanupDon't let the cleanup after your holiday parties get you down. Use these 10 quick and easy cleanup tips to keep your house looking great.
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Plaxico Burress Delivers Turkeys to Low-Income Kids: A Fan's PerspectivePlaxico Burress is missing 2 days of practice to perform charity work in Virginia. Can he afford to miss 4 days before a must win game. The New York Jets have Thanksgiving off due to a change in the practice schedule.Also published on:
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Coach Rex Ryan Fined for Cursing at a Spectator: A Fan's ReactionRex Ryan's big mouth has landed him in trouble again. The head coach of the New York Jets is expected to be fined for uttering expletives at a fan following the Jets loss to the New England Patriots.Also published on:
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Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art Grand OpeningThe grand opening of the Crystal Bridges Museum of Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, was on 11/11/2011. These photos are from a founding members preview held on November 9. I toured the new museum with my husband and kids. The place is amazing.
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Patriots Pound Jets and Take AFC East Lead: A Fan's PerspectiveThe Jets put on an abysmal performance against the New England Patriots. They have lost both games to New England, giving the Patriots a clear lead in the AFC East.Also published on:
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Top 4 Cheap Ice Fishing TentsIce fishing tents are expensive. In order to save on cost, look for high-quality smaller tents. These top 4 entry level ice fishing tents are easy on the budget and they will last you for years.
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New York Jets Crush Buffalo Bills in an AFC Battle: A Fan's OpinionThe New York Jets stomp the Buffalo Bills to tie the New England Patriots for first place in the AFC East. The Jets have ended their streak of losing coming off a bye week. New York's defense was amazing, and the Bills--lackluster comes to mind.
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Top 4 High-End Ice Fishing TentsYour ice fishing shelter can make or break your fishing experience. Check out these high-end tents that offer spacious interiors and room for three or more.
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Game Preview, New York Jets Vs. Buffalo Bills: A Fan's OpinionJets vs Bills on Sunday. Who wins? Will it be the Jets who cannot win on the road or will it be the Bills looking for a 5-0 record at home.
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Chargers' Kris Dielman Suffers Seizure After Jets Game: A Fan's AnalysisA panel looks into player safety after San Diego Chargers Kris Dielman suffers a seizure while traveling home from the game against the Jets.
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Confirmed, Shawn Nelson Signs with New York Jets: A Fan's OpinionFormer Buffalo Bills tight end, Shawn Nelson, was signed to the New York Jets active squad this morning. While he adds depth to the tight end position, is Gang Green overlooking key weaknesses in their offensive line?
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Sprint Botches Daylight Saving Time 2011Sprint incorrectly adjusted for Daylight Saving Time a week early. Cell phones throughout the Sprint Network were reset on October 30 to fall back to Standard Time.
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Top Five New York Jets JerseysLooking for Jets jerseys so you can show your team spirit? Look no further. Here are the top five New York Jets jerseys including some for women and some for your dog.
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Colin Baxter Leaves NY, Returns to San Diego: A Fan's ViewColin Baxter comes full circle as he leaves the New York Jets and returns to the San Diego Chargers. Baxter was cut from the Jets after game 7. New York may have wanted him for the practice squad but San Diego got to him first.
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Winter Running: Top 3 Running Trails Near Bentonville, ArkansasWinter running offers you a chance to experience trails in a different way. Many crowded trails thin out during the winter months making them an ideal place to run. Take time to experience these three trails located in and around Bentonville, Arkansas.
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Winter Running: Top 3 Running Pants for WomenWinter running requires wearing warmer gear. As the weather cools and shorts become impractical, finding an option in running pants can be challenging. These top 3 winter running pants for women offer warmth and comfort without feeling bulky.
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New York Jets Cut Colin Baxter: A Fan's OpinionThe New York Jets announced yesterday that they cut backup center Colin Baxter. This is just one of several roster changes for the Jets. Cutting Baxter leaves a significant hole in Gang Green's offensive line.
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Former Bills Tight End Shawn Nelson Heading to Jets: A Fan's PerspectiveIs the former Buffalo Bill Shawn Nelson heading to the Jets? He is reported to have been working out with them and Nelson is tweeting about being signed by the Jets. Is the tight end just hopeful or are the unofficial reports true?
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Daylight Savings 2011 Ends in NovemberDaylight savings 2011 ends the first weekend in November. Ever since the change in 2007, more people than ever are confused about when daylight savings time begins and ends.
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New York Jets Win Against San Diego Chargers: A Fan's ReactionThe New York Jets pull off an unexpected win against the San Diego Chargers. Gang Green is undefeated at home. Plaxico Burress finally clicked with Mark Sanchez. It looks as if the Jets have finally gelled as a team.
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Jets Darrelle Revis Hangs Up on Mike Francesa: A Fan's ReactionNew York Jets corner Darrelle Revis hangs up on WFAN's radio host Mike Francesa during a telephone interview. Was it an interception or should it have been called back due to pass interference?
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Jets Wideout Burress and Quarterback Sanchez Not Clicking: A Fan's ViewJets Plaxico Burress and Mark Sanchez are not in sync with each other on the field. If Burress plans to meet the expectations set out for him by Gang Green, he has to figure out a way to connect with his quarterback.
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Jets Kenrick Ellis' Felony Trial Postponed Until February 2012: A Fan's ViewNew York Jets defensive tackle, Kenrick Ellis, had his felony trial postponed until after the 2011 NFL season. Ellis is facing felony assault charges resulting from an incident that happened in April 2011. If convicted he faces up to 20 years in prison.
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New York Jets Beat Miami Dolphins, 24-6: A Fan's ReactionThe New York Jets end their 3 game losing streak with a win over the Miami Dolphins at MetLife Stadium. The Jets came to win, it was a must-win for this team. The Dolphins leave New York without winning a game this season.
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First Person: How I Plan to Save for My Next LaptopSaving for a laptop purchase will take a lot of personal discipline. I will not use credit for my purchase. Making budget cuts and selling off personal items may be enough to get the job done.
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Jets Vs. Dolphins: A Fan's PreviewThe New York Jets face the Miami Dolphins on Monday night, October 17, 2011. Miami has yet to win a game this season and this is a must win situation for the Jets. If New York does not pull out a win, their chances for post season play is slim.
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Is Jets Center Nick Mangold Ready to Play Against the Dolphins: A Fan's ViewNick Mangold is listed as questionable against Monday nights game against the Miami Dolphins. Mangold has missed the last two practice sessions. Jets fans hope to seem him play.
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Jets Make Additional Roster Changes Before Facing the Dolphins: A Fan's ReactionAfter releasing wideout Derrick Mason earlier this week, the New York Jets have continued to tweak their roster by adding two defensive players to the team, cutting others and making additions to the practice squad.
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New York Jets trade Derrick Mason to Houston Texans: A fan's viewJets wideout Derrick Mason has been traded to the Houston Texans. Coach Rex Ryan said that it was due to his lack of performance and not living up to expectations but rumors say it was due to comments made about Gang Green's offensive problems.
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Homeschool Curriculum Review: Reading AssistantThe Reading Assistant is a computer based program that is designed to help struggling or reluctant readers improve their reading ability. I have been using this program with my 6th grade son and have seen a marked improvement in just a couple of months.
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Defeated Rex Ryan talks about Jets performance: A fan's takeNew York Jets Coach Rex Ryan seemed defeated and subdued in his press conference as he talks about Gang Green's performance against the Baltimore Ravens. It appears that Ryan finally got a reality check.
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Jets lose to Ravens 34-17 in an ugly defensive battle: A fan's reactionThe Jets lose again, this time to the Ravens 34-17. Gang Green's offense put on an abysmal showing, complete with fumbled snaps and turnovers. Mark Sanchez's completion rate was 31 percent. This raises the question if New York can win on the road.
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Jets' Mark Sanchez talks to middle school kids about staying active: A fan's reactionNew York Jets quarterback, Mark Sanchez talks to kids about healthy eating and exercise in a webinar hosted on the Discovery Education Network. The event took place at Central Park East Middle School in Harlem.
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New York Jets make roster changes: A fan's reactionThe New York Jets tweaked their roster once again, putting a couple of players on injured reserve and activating Josh Baker from the practice squad. Aaron Maybin is back with Gang Green as well.
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New York Jets' Jeff Cumberland out for season: A fan's reactionNew York Jets tight end Jeff Cumberland is out for the season with a torn right Achilles tendon. He was injured during the game against the Oakland Raiders, which the Jets lost 34-24.
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Can the Jets make it to the postseason after embarrassing loss to the Raiders? A fan's reactionThe New York Jets were pounded by the Oakland Raiders in a 34-24 loss. Gang Green was completely impotent against the Raiders. If the Jets are only going to show up to some of the games, they will never make it to the post season.
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Arkansas New Attendance Law Confusing, UnfairArkansas Act 1223 attempts to fix the dropout problem by changing the attendance laws. Instead, the new law targets parents of children with chronic medical problems and disabilities. Parent's must get an exemption to the law for extended absences.
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Jets face Oakland in first away game of season: A fan's previewThe New York Jets head out to Oakland to face the Raiders on Sunday. Can the Jets go 3-0? This is their first away game of the season and they will be without starting center Nick Mangold.
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Jets Nick Mangold out for two weeks with ankle sprain: A fan's takeNew York Jets Nick Mangold hobbled off the field during the first quarter in the game against Jacksonville. It looks as if Gang Green's starting center will miss two to three weeks with a sprained ankle.
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New York Jets dominate the Jacksonville Jaguars in a 32-3 win: A fan's reactionIt appears that the New York Jets were the only team to show up to play at the MetLife Stadium on Sept. 18. The Jacksonville Jaguars were the opposing team but they were completely dominated by the Jets defense.
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A fan's reaction: Cowboy fan uses stun gun on U.S. Marine during Jets gameA 59 year old man from South Carolina and a Cowboys fan used a stun gun on a U.S. Marine during the New York Jets season opener on 9/11. The man was arrested an released on $22,500 bail.
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New York Jets fan reaction: Jets win 27-24 over CowboysThe New York Jets proved they rule New York with a 27 to 24 win over the Dallas Cowboys. Gang Green pulled out an amazing victory in the final minutes of the fourth quarter--giving fans a game to remember.
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New York Jets fan take: Mo Wilkerson fined $10K for preseason fightNew York Jets Muhammad Wilkerson is fined $10K for a fight in preseason game 3 against the New York Giants. Wilkerson and Brandon Jacobs exchanged blows during the game. Both men were fined.
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Top five New York Jets to follow on TwitterDo you follow your favorite NFL players on Twitter? I follow some of the New York Jets. Find out how social media is improving the fan-player relationship.
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Jets coach Rex Ryan says game against Dallas is biggest game ever: A fan's takeNew York Jets head coach, Rex Ryan, says that the game against the Dallas Cowboys has him under more pressure to win than any other game. Rex Ryan is facing his twin brother in NY on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 while their dad watches from the stands.
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Jets make final cuts and additions to roster: A fan's takeThe New York Jets have made the final tweaks to their roster, bringing it to the required maximum of 53 players. Some of the changes were big surprises.
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Top Five Scooters Under $2,000 for College StudentsCollege students are notoriously cash poor. Fuel efficient scooters make good financial sense. Combine a low MSRP with 90 plus mpg and you have a winning combination.
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Jets Greg McElroy requires surgery on dislocated thumb: A fan's perspectiveBackup quarterback for the New York Jets, Greg McElroy dislocated his thumb in the game against the Eagles. McElroy underwent surgery Friday morning and will be out for several weeks.