Glioblastoma: Is Survival Possible? By Ben A. Williams Copyright, 2014 Glioblastoma multiforme are among the most deadly neoplasms and continue to be regarded as incurable and universally fatal. This reputation seems wel

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article archives davefellman.com Winning The Quote and Order Game Outside selling has often been characterized as a “quote and order” process. That seems to be particularly true in

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article archives davefellman.com I’m NOT All A’Twitter The hot topic in sales training these days seems to be Social Media Networking. In fact, I’ve been turned down for

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THE ANNUNCIATION We see a teenage girl, dressed in peasant robes, sitting on a rumpled bed in a room with a bumpy, cobblestone floor. She seems afraid and awed. Who could she be? What is happening? What is that bright co

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Using Data: A Simple Approach Step 1: Observe a. Look at the data with your colleagues. b. Make objective statements about the data. Avoid statements like, “It seems…” or “I think…” c. What do you notice?

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Living Good T hinking you are what you have is a misconception that affects all of mankind. In this world we live in, what seems to divide us is the concept of the “haves” and the “have nots”. However, truly livi

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The Relevance of Winds in Bicycling ©Osman Isvan; October 2013 It seems obvious: if you ride a bicycle, wind conditions will affect your ride. Ever since bicycle computers became ubiquitous, I have imagined that wind in

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Originally posted in India New England, May 1, 2002 In covering terrorism, U.S. media should not ignore India By Bal Ram Singh Even a year after the terrible events of Sept. 11, the world still seems to be in deep searc

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Dear Friend, The season of Benedict XVI’s Papal reign is passing. Now, late in the day, a dark specter has appeared in the form of a major financial scandal swirling around the Vatican bank. The Pope seems uninterest

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Conceptualizing Blakely The Supreme Court’s decision in Blakely v. Washington1 has generated impassioned judicial and academic criticisms, perhaps because the “earthquake” ruling2 seems to announce a destructive r

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