In this paper we are looking for a relationship between the intent of Web pages, their architecture and the communities who take part in their usage and creation. For us, the Web page is entity carrying information about these communities. Our paper describes techniques, which can be used to extract mentioned information as well as tools usable in analysis of these information. Information about communities could be used in several ways thanks to our approach. Finally we present an experiment which proves the feasibility of our approach.

UNLABELLED: The global health community faces a challenge with breast cancer being the most common cause of cancer related death among women around the globe. Since breast cancer's pathogenesis is poorly understood, primary prevention is still a distant goal. Thus secondary prevention through early detection is the only feasible approach at present. With this strong conviction, the launching of the first Egyptian national screening program "Women Health Outreach Program" (WHOP), was announced on October 30th 2007. This project is a government- funded program that offers free breast screening for all Egyptian women above the age of 45 years. In addition to free mammograms, the program gives the participants a chance to be screened for diabetes, hypertension and obesity as well. Positively detected cases are also offered the option of free management. During the period from October 30th, 2007, up to February 9th, 2009, 20, 098 women in Cairo, Alexandria and Suez governorates were screened for breast cancer, diabetes, hypertension and obesity through the program. In this article we will represent the achievements, challenges and services delivered by WHOP.

KEY WORDS: Breast cancer - Breast screening - Early detection - Breast biopsy.

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The efficacy of willow bark extract in the treatment of painful mobility disorders, such as back pain and arthritis, has been attributed to the content of salicin and its derivatives as pro-drugs of salicylates. However, based on clinical experience and the evidence of experimental pharmacological studies, the fraction of total salicin cannot satisfactorily explain the clinical efficacy of willow bark. In addition, salicins and their metabolites lack the acetylating potential of ASA and must therefore possess a different mechanism of action. A detailed pharmacological screening of the aqueous willow bark extract STW 33-I addressed the question of the identification of fractions contributing to the overall effect. All in vivo and in vitro models studied pointed to relevant contributions of the fraction of polyphenols and flavonoids. The single compounds or their combinations responsible for the effect remain to be elucidated.

The efficacy of willow bark extract in the treatment of painful mobility disorders, such as back pain and arthritis, has been attributed to the content of salicin and its derivatives as pro-drugs of salicylates. However, based on clinical experience and the evidence of experimental pharmacological studies, the fraction of total salicin cannot satisfactorily explain the clinical efficacy of willow bark. In addition, salicins and their metabolites lack the acetylating potential of ASA and must therefore possess a different mechanism of action. A detailed pharmacological screening of the aqueous willow bark extract STW 33-I addressed the question of the identification of fractions contributing to the overall effect. All in vivo and in vitro models studied pointed to relevant contributions of the fraction of polyphenols and flavonoids. The single compounds or their combinations responsible for the effect remain to be elucidated.

The efficacy of willow bark extract in the treatment of painful mobility disorders, such as back pain and arthritis, has been attributed to the content of salicin and its derivatives as pro-drugs of salicylates. However, based on clinical experience and the evidence of experimental pharmacological studies, the fraction of total salicin cannot satisfactorily explain the clinical efficacy of willow bark. In addition, salicins and their metabolites lack the acetylating potential of ASA and must therefore possess a different mechanism of action. A detailed pharmacological screening of the aqueous willow bark extract STW 33-I addressed the question of the identification of fractions contributing to the overall effect. All in vivo and in vitro models studied pointed to relevant contributions of the fraction of polyphenols and flavonoids. The single compounds or their combinations responsible for the effect remain to be elucidated.

Beauty is a central issue in architecture. And if we accept that real beauty is what brings humanity into a balanced state of being, thus it is essential in making life feasible and meaningful. Architecture, as an art in itself, is the means of introducing the issue of beauty to the members of the community and to enhance their environment. In cities like Cairo where poverty and decay are everywhere, aesthetics we believe is a very relevant issue. The existing of enormous amount of traditional buildings despite the sweeping forces of negligence and environmental deteriorations are posing many challenges. From our point of view, aesthetics is essential for living up to the challenges facing the community of Cairo.

This research is a dive into traditional Islamic architecture with an emphasis on houses. It aims at raising, discussing, and investigating number of issues, namely; the exploration of the deep qualities of traditional architecture and the relevance of these traditional values in the making of architecture today.

The research uses the traditional courtyard of Zinab Khaton house as a window to contemplate on the issues of aesthetics as been explored through an elective course at Cairo University in 2006. The research starts with an introduction that outlines an approach to teaching and understanding aesthetics in the local context. Then, the research presents the multiple observations and contemplations of the aesthetics of the courtyard that lead to the re-produce of certain values and qualities through models and photomontage. Finally, the paper reflects on the experiment.