I love Cheers and Dick Van Dyke.Ĭaroline: I still love Pee Wee’s Big Adventure. And the best thing ever is the show Cheers. But movie-wise, Heavyweights-LOVE Heavyweights. It’s silly but I try to read it every year I don’t know why, it’s just wonderful. Susie: My favorite book I’ve read as an adult is Paper Moon. But as much as I can stick to that life ideology, I’m like yeah-that’s my thing. I try to live my life as fluidly as possible, even though, you know, I still have a job and pay my rent and live life.
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But my top favorite movie of all time is The Big Lebowski for sure. Zoe: I have a few movies that I always go back to and watch over and over again.
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What is your favorite book, movie, or TV show now?
My favorite movie was, and still is, Pee Wee’s Big Adventure. I would just read and re-read it, and I loved it.Ĭaroline: I’m going to go with a movie. Susie: My favorite book when I was little was The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster. I always think about that book when I think about how I used to love to draw weird animals and come up with the craziest designs I possibly could. It was more than that it was just a whole book of different weird birds. They were made out of these random things – one of them was made out of ice cream and ice cream cones. It was a bunch of different birds all made up of different things, and every page discussed the different types of birds, but they weren’t just birds. It was called The Ice Cream Cone Coot and Other Rare Birds. Zoe: There’s this weird book and I haven’t heard of anybody else that’s ever read it, but it always inspired my creativity when I was little to come up with different monsters. What was your favorite book, movie or TV show as a kid? Cheese and wheat so we can make cheese sandwiches all the time. Susie: I want to say their beans.Ĭaroline: Maybe we need cheese, too, to round it out. When humans live on Mars, what one food must we bring with us? There’s not a single day I don’t laugh there so I would say that’s pretty accurate.Ĭaroline: Calvin certainly makes you laugh! We just have a really easygoing fun crew at work, and everyone’s always cracking jokes just to make everybody as happy as possible on the job. I would just say all the funny people and all the goofy antics that happen at our job, it just makes it a great place to work. You can’t get away with it with him and not laugh. Oh my gosh, he makes you laugh, like forcefully makes you laugh. Susie: Our MoCo (Motion Control) operator Calvin Frederick makes me laugh. I would probably just tell them what I usually tell people, ‘I point cameras at things and change bulbs.’Ĭaroline: I make very complicated toys that move very precisely. Zoe: I would say that I play with toys for a living. Complications are diminishing with increasing experience.How would you describe your job at an elementary school career day? This method of treatment is still associated with high morbidity, but early results are promising. In one patient the prosthesis was removed for severe pain.
A total of three patients (11.1%) developed a deep infection around the prosthesis but all were successfully controlled by early intervention and two patients (7.4%) developed a local recurrence, at the same time as widespread metastases appeared. Complications occurred in ten patients (37.0%), of which dislocation was the most common, affecting four patients (14.8%). The mean age of the patients at operation was 49 years (13 to 81). Most of the patients had a P2+P3 resection as classified by Enneking, and most had resection of the ilium above the sciatic notch. The indications for treatment included primary bone tumours in 19 patients and metastatic disease in two, and six implants were inserted following failure of a previous pelvic reconstruction. This study reviews the outcomes in 27 patients who had an ice-cream cone pelvic prosthesis inserted at two different specialist bone tumour centres in the United Kingdom over the past six years.
In an attempt to reduce this and build greater versatility into the reconstruction process, a new type of pelvic endoprosthesis was developed in 2003, based on the old McKee-Farrar prosthesis. Endoprosthetic replacement of the pelvis is one of the most challenging types of limb-salvage surgery, with a high rate of complications.
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