Abstract: A block for use in a cutting assembly wherein the block includes a block body that contains a reservoir with coolant therein. The block body contains a top passage operative communication with the reservoir so as to receive coolant. The top passage has an axial forward top passage section terminating in an axial forward top passage end. The axial forward top passage section has an axial forward top passage section central longitudinal axis. The top passage further has an axial rearward top passage section terminating in an axial rearward top passage end. The axial rearward top passage section has axial rearward top passage section central longitudinal axis. The axial forward top passage section central longitudinal axis is disposed at an angle with respect to the axial rearward top passage section central longitudinal axis.

Abstract: A block for use in a cutting assembly wherein the block includes a block body that contains a reservoir with coolant therein. The block body contains a top passage operative communication with the reservoir so as to receive coolant. The top passage has an axial forward top passage section terminating in an axial forward top passage end. The axial forward top passage section has an axial forward top passage section central longitudinal axis. The top passage further has an axial rearward top passage section terminating in an axial rearward top passage end. The axial rearward top passage section has axial rearward top passage section central longitudinal axis. The axial forward top passage section central longitudinal axis is disposed at an angle with respect to the axial rearward top passage section central longitudinal axis.

Abstract: The invention features compositions and methods for treating or alleviating a symptom of cancer. The compositions and methods of the invention direct supra-lethal doses of radiation, called Hot-Spots, to virtually all cancer cell types.

Abstract: A processor-based system and method for processing and communicating information between a host station and remote users or participants. A first database at a host station includes a pool of unique address identifiers that can be consecutively or randomly selected and associated with a participant when a predetermined event has occurred. The participant is contacted by the host station and given notification that the predetermined event has occurred, along with instructions to respond by using the selected address identifier. Upon participant contact with the host station, the selected address identifier is recognized as temporarily belonging to only the participant and determines that the participant has responded. Further verification of the participant's identity may be provided by requesting a password or other identifier. The participant may give appropriate instructions relating to the predetermined event.