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For example, Ductal is five times as strong as regular concrete, but it also bends a bit under heavy loads and shows "warning" cracks instead of failing in an instant.
Boing Boing: January 2, 2005 - January 8, 2005 Archives 2005
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A new kind of concrete called Ductal will allow bridges to hold more weight and last longer.
unknown title 2009
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The minute I read the piece, I knew I had to make one of my circular confusing "Annoying Conversation" Xtranormal videos, because one of the types of "non-cancer" cancers the article focused on was the kind I was diagnosed with in 2006: DCIS -- Ductal Carcinoma in Situ.
Laura Zigman: 'You Should Apologize for Saying You Had Cancer (Because The New York Times Says it Probably Wasn't Cancer)' Laura Zigman 2011
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The minute I read the piece, I knew I had to make one of my circular confusing "Annoying Conversation" Xtranormal videos, because one of the types of "non-cancer" cancers the article focused on was the kind I was diagnosed with in 2006: DCIS -- Ductal Carcinoma in Situ.
Laura Zigman: 'You Should Apologize for Saying You Had Cancer (Because The New York Times Says it Probably Wasn't Cancer)' Laura Zigman 2011
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The minute I read the piece, I knew I had to make one of my circular confusing "Annoying Conversation" Xtranormal videos, because one of the types of "non-cancer" cancers the article focused on was the kind I was diagnosed with in 2006: DCIS -- Ductal Carcinoma in Situ.
Laura Zigman: 'You Should Apologize for Saying You Had Cancer (Because The New York Times Says it Probably Wasn't Cancer)' Laura Zigman 2011
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The minute I read the piece, I knew I had to make one of my circular confusing "Annoying Conversation" Xtranormal videos, because one of the types of "non-cancer" cancers the article focused on was the kind I was diagnosed with in 2006: DCIS -- Ductal Carcinoma in Situ.
Laura Zigman: 'You Should Apologize for Saying You Had Cancer (Because The New York Times Says it Probably Wasn't Cancer)' Laura Zigman 2011
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The minute I read the piece, I knew I had to make one of my circular confusing "Annoying Conversation" Xtranormal videos, because one of the types of "non-cancer" cancers the article focused on was the kind I was diagnosed with in 2006: DCIS -- Ductal Carcinoma in Situ.
Laura Zigman: 'You Should Apologize for Saying You Had Cancer (Because The New York Times Says it Probably Wasn't Cancer)' Laura Zigman 2011
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The minute I read the piece, I knew I had to make one of my circular confusing "Annoying Conversation" Xtranormal videos, because one of the types of "non-cancer" cancers the article focused on was the kind I was diagnosed with in 2006: DCIS -- Ductal Carcinoma in Situ.
Laura Zigman: 'You Should Apologize for Saying You Had Cancer (Because The New York Times Says it Probably Wasn't Cancer)' Laura Zigman 2011
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The diagnosis: Infiltrating Ductal Cancer, an invasive cancer that had already spread, indicated by “hot spots” in my bones, a lung tumor, and elevated liver enzymes!
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Think Positive Jack Canfield 2010
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The diagnosis: Infiltrating Ductal Cancer, an invasive cancer that had already spread, indicated by “hot spots” in my bones, a lung tumor, and elevated liver enzymes!
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Think Positive Jack Canfield 2010
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