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BRAC Commuters Already Here
VDOT worries that I-95 back ups could get worse.
BRAC Commuters Already Here
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BRAC Commuters Already Here
VDOT worries that I-95 back ups could get worse.
BRAC Commuters Already Here
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People
People
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Summer School
Summer School
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Public Health Expands for New Role
Terrorism, Anthrax Draws Attention to Public Health
Public Health Expands for New Role
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Miranda Miller - Magician and Entertainer
Miranda Miller - Magician and Entertainer
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Keeping Simple Secrets
Munwani makes the most of French cooking at Chez Andree
Keeping Simple Secrets
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Local Holiday Shopping Starts Strong
Sales at local stores exceeded expectations
Local Holiday Shopping Starts Strong
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2008 Spring Training: Centreville Softball
2008 Spring Training: Centreville Softball
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Titans’ Talent Not Enough Against Lake Braddock
Benites, DeWakar, Barlow shine for TC.
Titans’ Talent Not Enough Against Lake Braddock
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Saints Field Hockey Thrives in Spotlight
St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes hasn’t lost a game since 2006.
Saints Field Hockey Thrives in Spotlight
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City Fire Department One of Nation’s Busiest
City Fire Department One of Nation’s Busiest
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Local Holiday Shopping Starts Strong
Sales at local stores exceeded expectations.
Local Holiday Shopping Starts Strong
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Miranda Miller - Magician and Entertainer
Miranda Miller - Magician and Entertainer
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Keeping Simple Secrets
Munwani makes the most of French cooking at Chez Andree
Keeping Simple Secrets
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Fairfax Volleyball Focused on Beating Liberty’s Elite
Rebels finish runner-up at Hayfield Invitational on Sept. 29.
The Fairfax volleyball team is 15-4 and finished runner-up at the Hayfield Invitational.
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Alexandria: Patrick Henry Plan Advances
School Board addresses community criticisms of Patrick Henry development.
A divided School Board moved forward with plans to rebuild the Patrick Henry Elementary School. In a 6-3 vote, the School Board approved construction of a new Patrick Henry School and will begin the planning phase for the new building. Patrick Henry Elementary currently houses nearly 600 students in grades preK-5, but will expand to 800 students as a preK-8 school.
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Column: The New Normal
Loosey goosey, I suppose. As much as one might prefer some predictability in their life (certainly a cancer patient would – I know I would), I may be entering a cycle of permanent unpredictability.
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A Horse Named Maurice Gets Last Laugh
Comfortably ensconced in a folding chair while keeping watch over the gathering area for horses involved in the Potomac Day Parade last Saturday, Ted Cain basked under a warm sun, on a gorgeous fall morning.
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Whew!
Originally, this column was to be a discussion about the communication process between my doctor and this patient. Specifically, the time lag between when tests are performed/completed and when those results are communicated to the doctor who in turn – per this patient’s request, e-mails them to me. In the olden days, results were most likely offered up in person; in the post-olden days, more likely a phone call was made; presently, at least in my experience, results most likely will be e-mailed. I imagine an enduring problem for the patient – during all three "days," has been the time waiting for test results and hearing about them from your doctor. Excruciating is one of the most accurate characterizations of that delay, combined with an unhealthy dose of helplessness. Eventually, if you live long enough, you sort of become accustomed to the process and learn to roll with the punches, both figuratively and literally. Nevertheless, the patience and experience you learn can’t totally stop the rampant speculation that keeps you up at night and sleepy during the day.