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Every year, thousands of women in the U.S. who are faced with a breast cancer diagnosis have to make the difficult decision to undergo some form of mastectomy, or the partial or complete removal of one or both breasts. Some women have the disease and opt to have the surgery. Other women (like Angelina Jolie) who are carriers of the BRCA1 or BCRA2 gene mutations, hope that removal of healthy breast tissue will save them from a cancer scare down the road.
In some cases, this surgery can be life-saving and a huge relief. But that often doesn t negate the emotionally trying process of losing a part of one s body or accepting new scars. Many women seek a variety of cosmetic solutions to move through these challenging experiences. And one of those solutions is getting a mastectomy tattoo.
Earlier this week, the Stanford College Republicans exposed ASSU candidate Gabby Crooks for making numerous racist statements over the course of the past year. These statements are beyond troubling and have become all too indicative of the campus climate at Stanford University and beyond. Crooks has complained that “white people
SOUTHINGTON Edith Burge, 92, passed away peacefully Saturday morning, April 24, 2021, at her home in Southington.
Edith was born Nov. 2, 1928, in Warren, the daughter of Harry and Marie Davis Knight.
She was a lifetime resident of Trumbull County, growing up in Weathersfield, and graduated from Mineral Ridge High School in 1946. She earned a degree in business from Warren Business College, and thereafter, until her marriage, worked as a bookkeeper at Bolz-Weir Insurance company in downtown Warren.
It was here that she met the love of her life, Bruce A. Burge, and they were married on June 6, 1955. Together, they built a life, and for 65 years, rarely spent any time apart, raising seven children, all of whom will forever after miss her wonderful smile and warm heart.
For PC, 1999 Was The Golden Year
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We’ve had a bit of a discussion about golden years, particularly the massive string of games that dropped in the late ’90s. But if you were a PC gamer in particular, there was one year that changed the shape of the market permanently.
It’s hard to imagine a gaming world without internet, or one where online multiplayer wasn’t the primary focus. And for a large part of the ’90s, that was the case. Not only was implementing online multiplayer difficult – and a powerful factor in licensing other companies’ engines – but most people barely had quality dial-up connections.