Wednesday, August 20, 2008

gas 'o' line

Good news after months of recession and suffering.
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clipped from www.sfgate.com

State gas prices likely to land below $4 Friday

Wednesday, August 20, 2008


(08-20) 18:28 PDT -- California's average price for a gallon of gas will probably fall below $4 on Friday for the first time in three months, as the oil market's recent slump slowly works its way to the pump.


Gas is selling for under $4.00 at the Arco station at 789...

Gas is selling for under $4.00 at the Arco station at 789...

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Sunday, August 10, 2008

Sun Burns

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clipped from www.livescience.com

You and the Sun: 10 Burning Questions




While you bake in your lounge chair, ultraviolet light from the sun zaps through your skin and kills living cells that normally work to help make new skin. Ultraviolet A, UVA, can travel more deeply into the skin, but both UVA and UVB rays can burn skin.

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Breast Cancer

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Breaking the News About Breast Cancer


By Kathleen Doheny

HealthDay Reporter

THURSDAY, Aug. 7 (HealthDay News) — Shelley Volz, now 59, got the news about her breast cancer diagnosis 10 years ago, right before she was headed from San Francisco to New York for the wedding of her younger brother.


While she says she doesn't think she found it as difficult as many people to disclose the diagnosis, she did think about others' reactions.


Ideally, Yoo said, women should do less of that at this time. "It's a time they should be caring about themselves, what decisions they should be making about breast cancer. They shouldn't emotionally burn themselves out by caring for others' emotions."


Yoo's advice: "We tell women to seek out other breast cancer survivors, other women who understand, to increase their resources." And focus more on getting emotional support than giving it.


SOURCES: Grace J. Yoo, Ph.D., M.P.H., medical sociologist, San Francisco State University Biobehavioral Research Center; Lori Worden, M.S.W., L.C.S.W., oncology social worker, Grants Pass, Ore.; Aug. 4, 2008, presentation, American Sociological Association annual meeting, Boston; Shelley Volz, San Francisco

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Wednesday, August 6, 2008

Cisco returns

clipped from www.mercurynews.com

Cisco profit boosts shares


Q4 PERFORMANCE TOPS INVESTORS' EXPECTATIONS

By Peter Svensson
Associated Press

NEW YORK - Cisco Systems said Tuesday that sales would be weaker than analysts had forecast in the next few quarters, but investors who had expected worse were cheered.


Chief Financial Officer Frank Calderoni said the results, coming in "a quarter of somewhat uncertain macroeconomic conditions," demonstrated the strength of the company's


In the just-ended fiscal year, Cisco's earnings were $8.1 billion, or $1.31 a share, on sales of $39.5 billion. In the previous fiscal year, net income was $7.3 billion on revenue of $34.9 billion.


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Breast Cancer

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Breast Cancer: Cause


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Cause


The exact cause of breast cancer is not known. Female hormones and increasing age play a part. The chances that you will develop breast cancer increase as you age. In the United States, about 1 in every 8 women who live to be 80 will have been diagnosed with breast cancer at some point in her life.2


Many people believe that only women have breast cancer. But, although rare, about 1% of all breast cancer occurs in men. Most men who have breast cancer are older than 65, but it can appear in younger men. For this reason, any breast lump in an adult man is considered abnormal.7


Kathe Gallagher, MSW

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