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New Chemotherapy Regimen Extends Survival for Patients with Resectable Gastric Cancer
When it comes to chemotherapy for locally invasive gastric cancer, results from an international clinical trial published in the July 6 New England Journal of Medicine suggest that timing can make all the difference.
"Adjuvant chemotherapy has not become part of the standard of care in gastric cancer," explains Dr. John Macdonald in an editorial, because previous studies have not shown a clinical benefit for postoperative chemotherapy for this disease. But since fewer than 30 percent of patients with locally invasive gastric cancer can be cured with surgery alone, new treatment strategies are of urgent interest to researchers.
A previous large, phase III trial, the U.S. GI Intergroup Study led by the Southwest Oncology Group (INT 0116), demonstrated improved survival with a combination of postsurgical radiation therapy and chemotherapy consisting of fluorouracil and leucovorin, which has since become a standard treatment. The Medical Research Council Adjuvant Gastric Infusional Chemotherapy (MAGIC) trial has now shown that perioperative chemotherapy - chemotherapy given both before and after surgery - can also provide a significant survival benefit. Read more
A Shared Commitment to a Global Problem
The recent approval of a vaccine that protects against infection by four types of human papillomavirus (HPV), thus preventing the cause of approximately 70 percent of cervical cancer cases, provides an excellent reminder of how our research efforts in the United States stand to benefit millions of people around the world. Approximately 80 percent of cervical cancer cases occur in the developing world, so the availability of this vaccine, as well as other HPV vaccines in development, will have a major impact on international public health.
That reality was driven home repeatedly for me this past week at the International Union Against Cancer (UICC) meeting, the world's largest independent, nonprofit association of organizations dedicated to battling cancer, which includes everything from patient and survivor support and advocacy groups to large nongovernmental organizations engaged in a broad spectrum of activities in cancer screening, prevention, and treatment. Read more
New Chemotherapy Regimen Extends Survival for Patients with Resectable Gastric Cancer
When it comes to chemotherapy for locally invasive gastric cancer, results from an international clinical trial published in the July 6 New England Journal of Medicine suggest that timing can make all the difference.
"Adjuvant chemotherapy has not become part of the standard of care in gastric cancer," explains Dr. John Macdonald in an editorial, because previous studies have not shown a clinical benefit for postoperative chemotherapy for this disease. But since fewer than 30 percent of patients with locally invasive gastric cancer can be cured with surgery alone, new treatment strategies are of urgent interest to researchers.
A previous large, phase III trial, the U.S. GI Intergroup Study led by the Southwest Oncology Group (INT 0116), demonstrated improved survival with a combination of postsurgical radiation therapy and chemotherapy consisting of fluorouracil and leucovorin, which has since become a standard treatment. The Medical Research Council Adjuvant Gastric Infusional Chemotherapy (MAGIC) trial has now shown that perioperative chemotherapy - chemotherapy given both before and after surgery - can also provide a significant survival benefit.
The investigators predicted that a perioperative chemotherapy regimen would have advantages over postoperative chemotherapy alone, including "increasing the likelihood of curative resection by downstaging the tumor, eliminating micrometastases, rapidly improving tumor-related symptoms, and determining whether the tumor is sensitive to chemotherapy."
The MAGIC trial enrolled patients with adenocarcinoma of the stomach, the lower third of the esophagus, and the esophagogastric junction; about 74 percent of the patients had tumors in the stomach. Participants were recruited from medical centers in Europe, South America, Asia, and New Zealand. Investigators randomly assigned patients to receive either surgery alone or surgery and perioperative chemotherapy with the drugs epirubicin, cisplatin, and fluorouracil (ECF).
Perioperative chemotherapy consisted of three cycles preoperatively and three cycles postoperatively. Epirubicin and cisplatin were given intravenously on the first day of each cycle, and fluorouracil was given daily for 21 days as a continuous intravenous infusion through a catheter attached to a portable infusion pump. The trial protocol allowed for dose modifications in the event of specific side effects.
Surgery was scheduled to take place within 6 weeks of assignment to the surgery-only group, or 3 to 6 weeks after completion of the preoperative chemotherapy cycles in the perioperative chemotherapy group. Patients were followed for a median of almost 50 months.
Only 42 percent of patients in the chemotherapy group completed all pre- and postoperative cycles according to protocol. However, the authors report that despite the low completion rate, "patients assigned to perioperative chemotherapy had a significant survival advantage over those who underwent surgery alone."
At surgery, tumors were significantly smaller in the chemotherapy group. Patients receiving perioperative chemotherapy had a significantly higher likelihood of both progression-free and overall survival. Five-year survival was 36 percent in the chemotherapy group compared with 23 percent in the surgery-only group.
Patients awaiting surgery for gastric cancer now have more than one treatment option, explains Dr. Margaret Mooney of NCI's Cancer Therapy Evaluation Program. "There is effective adjunct therapy for patients with resectable gastric cancer," she says. "The option that this trial tested is to receive chemotherapy with ECF before and after surgery. There is also an option to receive chemotherapy consisting of fluorouracil and leucovorin with radiation therapy after surgery. Both provide survival advantages over resection alone."
By Sharon Reynolds
A Shared Commitment to a Global Problem
The recent approval of a vaccine that protects against infection by four types of human papillomavirus (HPV), thus preventing the cause of approximately 70 percent of cervical cancer cases, provides an excellent reminder of how our research efforts in the United States stand to benefit millions of people around the world. Approximately 80 percent of cervical cancer cases occur in the developing world, so the availability of this vaccine, as well as other HPV vaccines in development, will have a major impact on international public health.
That reality was driven home repeatedly for me this past week at the International Union Against Cancer (UICC) meeting, the world's largest independent, nonprofit association of organizations dedicated to battling cancer, which includes everything from patient and survivor support and advocacy groups to large nongovernmental organizations engaged in a broad spectrum of activities in cancer screening, prevention, and treatment.
This year's meeting is being held back to back with another important international meeting, the World Conference on Tobacco OR Health. The two meetings, which will host a veritable who's who of international biomedical researchers, display the rapidly growing global burden presented by cancer, as well as the intense commitment of international health leaders to making rapid progress to overcome this disease.
This afternoon at the UICC conference, I had the honor of serving on a panel to discuss the future of cancer care. I spoke about research areas where we will see significant progress by the end of the decade: understanding the importance of the tumor microenvironment, the role of cancer stem cells in resistance to therapy, and vaccine therapy for prevention.
Advances in our understanding of the biology of these areas, coupled with our ability to genetically characterize patients and their tumors, will one day completely change how oncologists care for cancer patients. For example, although research into cancer stem cells is a relatively young field, they may offer a novel therapeutic target. There is a growing body of evidence from laboratory and animal-model studies to support the theory that these self-perpetuating cancer cells drive tumor development and growth, and may be the source of cancer's ability to return after apparently being decimated by ablative and cytotoxic therapies.
I was joined on the panel by Dr. Clem Bezold, the president and founder of the Institute for Alternative Futures, and Dr. Eduardo Cazap, the president of the Latin American and Caribbean Society of Medical Oncology, both of whom gave intriguing talks and offered some important perspectives.
Dr. Bezold predicted that over the next two decades, utilizing biomonitoring, cancer care in the United States will shift towards early detection, primary and secondary prevention, and a greater emphasis on healthy lifestyles.
And Dr. Cazap noted that, although developed countries are seeing some significant advances in cancer care, cancer rates in developing countries are rapidly increasing. Political commitments and prioritized interventions that are most appropriate for local conditions, he argued, are needed to improve worldwide cancer health disparities.
International meetings such as the UICC are important, not just because they offer excellent educational opportunities, but because they serve to strengthen the global bonds of the cancer research community - something to which NCI is deeply committed.
It's clear that the worldwide public health threat posed by cancer is formidable. Fortunately, in countries around the globe, there is no shortage of energy, ideas, and talent among those committed to tackling this challenge.
Dr. John E. Niederhuber
New DNA Analyzer Reveals Rare Mutations in Tumors
A growing number of companies and academic centers have been developing the next generation of DNA sequencers - the machines that turn samples of DNA into readouts of A's, T's, C's, and G's.
Some of the efforts are starting to bear fruit, and a new study offers a glimpse of how powerful new DNA sequencers might benefit cancer patients and researchers.
The study found that a new sequencer developed by 454 Life Sciences in Branford, Conn., was better than conventional sequencers at detecting rare mutations associated with cancer in a sample of lung tumors.
"Tumors are really difficult to analyze because they have a lot of normal cells, and we are interested only in the cancer cells," says Dr. Michael Egholm of 454 Life Sciences.
Conventional sequencers, which employ a method pioneered by Dr. Frederick Sanger in the 1970s, take averages at each DNA location in a sample. As a result, rare mutations might be lost in the statistical noise and never show up.
454 sequencing appears to solve this problem. The method generates so many copies of each molecule that even a rare mutation can "stick out like a sore thumb" at the end of the day.
The company realized several years ago that the sequencer might benefit cancer patients by providing more accurate diagnoses of tumors. To test the machine, the company teamed up with Dr. Matthew Meyerson of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
The study focused on the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) gene, which is mutated in some lung cancers and is the target of several anticancer drugs.
Using the new sequencer, the researchers identified all of the known mutations in 22 tumor samples. But they also discovered several mutations overlooked by Sanger sequencers.
"We found the mutations we knew were there, and in the process discovered ones we did not know about," says Dr. Roman Thomas, a medical oncologist at Dana-Farber and the study's lead author.
Further experiments suggested that the newly discovered mutations were real and may have contributed to the cancers, the researchers report in the July Nature Medicine.
In one particular tumor, two EGFR mutations were found that were unknown when the patient was alive. The researchers suspect that one contributed to the disease while the other may have caused the patient's treatment to fail.
Dr. Thomas points out that reliable genetic information about tumors is critical if some patients are to receive the most appropriate treatment.
"You need a technology that allows you to provide a diagnosis for all patients regardless of the quality of tumor sample," he says. "The 454 method worked well in almost every imaginable type of specimen, including paraffin samples."
Dr. Egholm cautions that the study was small and that more research on the mutations is needed. "But the results are suggestive," he adds.
The technology could also be used to answer questions about cancer biology, including perhaps the role of EGFR mutations in lung cancer. Dr. Meyerson and others have reported that certain mutations can help predict the course of disease.
But not all studies have replicated the findings. One theory is that the negative studies failed to detect relevant mutations and more sensitive sequencing might lead to answers.
"We do not know what the answer is, but we believe that we have the technology to resolve the controversy by sequencing more deeply," says Dr. Egholm.
The 454 sequencer, which costs about $500,000, has been on the market since last year, and other high-throughput sequencing technologies are in development.
These could benefit efforts such as The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) Pilot Project, which was launched recently by NCI and the National Human Genome Research Institute.
TCGA will use various technologies to identify aberrant genes for "re-sequencing." Beyond the pilot phase, the ultimate goal is to establish a catalogue of the major genomic changes in cancer.
By Edward R. Winstead
Several articles published in the July 5 Journal of the American Medical Association discuss the safety, efficacy, and side effects of a smoking cessation drug, varenicline (Chantix), which was approved by the FDA in May of this year. The related studies were supported by the drug's manufacturer, Pfizer, and conducted by the Varenicline Phase 3 Study Group.
Dr. David Gonzales and colleagues tested the efficacy of 1 mg of varenicline given twice a day for 12 weeks against 150 mg of the sustained-release antidepressant bupropion - also a smoking cessation aid - as well as a placebo. Of the 1,025 smokers who participated, 44 percent who received varenicline were able to quit smoking between weeks 9 and 12, while 29.5 percent quit with buproprion and 17.7 percent quit with placebo. After 52 weeks, abstinence dropped to 21.9 percent for varenicline, 16.1 percent for bupropion, and 8.4 percent for placebo. The test group reported nausea and insomnia, but generally had fewer side effects than those who took bupropion. These results were mirrored by Dr. Douglas E. Jorenby and colleagues, who tested a similar protocol in 1,027 smokers.
A third study, by Dr. Serena Tonstad and colleagues, showed that an additional 12 weeks of treatment with varenicline significantly improved continuous abstinence up to 52 weeks after the study began: 43.6 percent remained smoke free between weeks 13 and 52, compared with 36.9 percent who received a placebo throughout the same period.
In an editorial, Drs. Robert C. Klesges, Karen C. Johnson, and Grant Somes of the University of Tennessee Health Science Center and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital acknowledged that varenicline is effective for smoking cessation, but warned that high dropout rates in the nonvarenicline study groups may have skewed results in favor of the drug. Noting that the majority of participants in the three related studies were unable to quit smoking, even with pharmacologic aids, they wrote, "Patients currently cannot and probably never will simply be able to 'take a pill' that will make them stop smoking. Smokers must want to stop smoking and must be willing to work hard to achieve [that goal]."
Survivors of Childhood Cancer Risk Premature Menopause
A woman who survives cancer as a child has a greatly increased risk of experiencing menopause before she reaches age 40. If this occurs, her risk for osteoporosis, cardiac disease, and psychosexual dysfunction increases.
Researchers working with the Childhood Cancer Survivors Study (CCSS), a retrospective longitudinal cohort study of more than 20,000 childhood cancer survivors diagnosed between 1970 and 1986, found that survivors had nonsurgical premature menopause at a rate 13 times greater than the control group. The affected women were older at time of assessment, more likely to have had Hodgkin lymphoma, less likely to have had leukemia, and had greater ovarian exposure to radiation and/or alkylating chemotherapy agents.
Dr. Charles A. Sklar of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and colleagues identified 2,819 CCSS subjects who were menstruating more than 5 years after their cancer diagnosis; controls were selected from among survivors' siblings, not always from the same families - in this case 1,065 age-matched women with normal menstrual patterns.
In an accompanying editorial in the July 5 Journal of the National Cancer Institute (JNCI), Drs. Wendy Y. Chen and JoAnn E. Manson of Harvard Medical School wrote, "the health consequences of premature menopause are still poorly understood," noting that some of them are controversial, and not all are negative: such women have a lower risk of breast and ovarian cancer. Nonetheless, this study helps clinicians identify women for whom counseling, prevention, screening, and treatment strategies should be considered.
Biomarker IMP3 Predicts Kidney Cancer Metastasis and Survival
Researchers found that expression of the IMP3 protein by renal carcinoma tumors indicates a high risk of metastasis, which is the main cause of death in this most common type of kidney cancer, according to results published in the July issue of Lancet Oncology.
Based on a study of 501 primary and metastatic renal-cell tumors, IMP3 expression was greatly increased not only in metastatic tumors but also in a subset of primary tumors that were likely to subsequently develop metastases. "Patients with IMP3-positive primary tumors were almost six times more likely to subsequently develop metastasis than were those with IMP3-negative tumors," explain the investigators, led by Dr. Zhong Jiang of the University of Massachusetts Medical Center.
This high predictive value makes IMP3 potentially useful as "an independent prognostic marker that can be used at initial diagnosis of renal-cell carcinoma to identify patients who have a high potential to develop metastasis and who might benefit from early systemic treatment," the researchers suggest.
The metastatic potential of localized kidney tumors is difficult to predict, but about 20 percent of patients with localized tumors develop metastasis, and the median survival for those with metastatic disease is roughly 13 months. "Therefore, biomarkers that can accurately distinguish localized tumors with a high probability of metastasis from those that will remain indolent are needed," the scientists add.
IMP3 immunohistochemical staining "is a simple, inexpensive, and reliable assay" and "can be used at initial diagnosis - the best time for considering early systemic treatment," they recommend.
Chornobyl Nuclear Accident's Impact on Thyroid Cancer Risks
Little has been known about the carcinogenic effects of radioactive iodines on children. The first cohort study on the impact of the 1986 Chornobyl Reactor accident shows that the risk of thyroid cancer in children and young adults in Ukraine is strongly related to the levels of each individual's exposure to radioactive iodine, according to results reported in the July 5 JNCI.
Scientists from Ukraine, NCI's Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics (DCEG), Columbia University, and other institutions analyzed data obtained from screening the thyroids of more than 13,000 children who were less than 18 years old at the time of the accident, lived in the most heavily contaminated areas of Ukraine, and had their radiation exposure to the thyroid measured by instrumentation. The analyses reported here are based on the first 2-year cycle (1998-2000) of screening for thyroid nodules by palpation and ultrasound.
Individual thyroid doses were estimated at the time of the accident based on the direct thyroid measurements and questionnaires reporting residence location and milk and food consumption, adjusted for ground contamination.
Forty-five pathologically confirmed thyroid cancers, mostly of the papillary type, were detected among 13,127 cohort members. "Exposure to radioactive iodine [131I] was strongly associated with an increased risk of thyroid cancer among those exposed as children and adolescents," the researchers report. "Thyroid cancer showed a strong, monotonic, and approximately linear relationship with individual thyroid dose estimates, yielding an estimated excess relative risk of more than five-fold per Gy." The researchers estimated that, in the absence of Chornobyl radiation, 11.2 thyroid cancer cases would have been expected compared with the 45 observed; i.e., an increase of 75 percent over the expected value.
Younger age at exposure was associated with an increased risk of radiation-related thyroid cancer, although this interaction effect was not statistically significant. Iodine status, as measured by current urinary iodine excretion or diffuse goiter, a marker of past deficiency, did not influence risk, although it has been considered a potential modifying factor with respect to thyroid cancer.
Data from subsequent screening cycles are being analyzed to examine the risk related to newly arising versus prevalent thyroid cancers.
Research on Research Integrity
This funding opportunity will use the R01 award mechanism. For more information, see http://cri.nci.nih.gov/4abst.cfm?initiativeparfa_id=3500. Inquiries: Dr. Alexis D. Bakos - firstname.lastname@example.com
For comprehensive information about NCI funding priorities and opportunities, go to http://www.cancer.gov/researchfunding.
The NIH Roadmap for Medical Research Funding provides a framework of the priorities NIH must address to optimize its research portfolio. It identifies the most compelling opportunities in three main areas: new pathways to discovery, research teams of the future, and re-engineering the clinical research enterprise. For information on additional Roadmap funding opportunities, go to http://nihroadmap.nih.gov.
Studying Dyskeratosis Congenita
Name of the Study
Principal Investigators
Why This Study Is Important
Many patients with DC have mutations in genes that are important in the biology of telomeres, which are complex structures that stabilize the ends of chromosomes. These genes are also important in cancer susceptibility. NCI is undertaking an intensive assessment of families with DC, within the setting of its study of IBMFS, to learn more about how genes associated with telomeres contribute to cancer development and to identify new susceptibility genes for DC.
Individuals enrolled in this study may be seen and evaluated at the NIH Clinical Center (costs covered by NIH) or they may participate by providing information from their home communities. All affected individuals and their family members will complete family history and personal medical history questionnaires. They may also be asked to provide a sample of blood and/or buccal (mouth) cells for genetic testing.
Who Can Join This Study
Study Site and Contact Information
An archive of "Featured Clinical Trial" columns is available at http://cancer.gov/clinicaltrials/ft-all-featured-trials.
Dr. Winfred Malone, of the Chemopreventive Agent Development Research Group in NCI's Division of Cancer Prevention, is one of four finalists for a 2006 Career Achievement Medal. This award honors a federal employee who demonstrates a lifetime commitment to public service. It is part of the Service Achievement Medal program co-founded in 2002 by the Atlantic Media Company and the nonprofit Partnership for Public Service. The program recognizes the dedication and extraordinary civil service work of federal workers across America.
Dr. Malone earned a nomination from his pioneering work in the field of cancer prevention research. In the early 1980s, he created a program to evaluate agents with the potential to prevent, reverse, or delay the process of carcinogenesis. He also contributed to the establishment of the Environmental Protection Agency and its Science Advisory Board.
This year's award recipients will be announced on September 27 in Washington, D.C. Additional information is available at http://www2.govexec.com/SAM/.
Monograph on Uses of Dosimetry in Radiation Epidemiology Now Available
All of the studies described have been associated with the REB research program. Featured are papers on dosimetry methods for studies of populations exposed to medical radiation, reconstruction of doses from radioactive fallout from nuclear testing, dosimetry for exposures from the Chornobyl accident, occupational radiation exposures including exposure to radon, A-bomb survivor dosimetry, biodosimetry, and statistical methods to evaluate and account for uncertainty in dose estimates. The monograph is available online at http://www.rrjournal.org/perlserv/?request=get-archive.
FDA Launches New Monitoring Initiative
FDA Deputy Commissioner for Operations Dr. Janet Woodcock will chair the HSP/BIMO steering committee comprising representatives from the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research; Center for Food, Safety, and Nutrition; Center for Veterinary Medicine; Office of Regulatory Affairs; and the Office of the Commissioner. HSP/BIMO will collect additional information from industry, academic, and government organizations to improve and expand the program. Additional information is available at http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/2006/NEW01396.html.
Bridging the Gap: Turning What We Know About Cancer into What We Do About Cancer
The growing gap between what is and what could be in cancer control and care is the most important issue facing the cancer community today and, while the hopeful side of cancer has never been more hopeful, we do have our work cut out for us.
So much of what we know about cancer is not being adequately translated into what we do. If current trends persist, by 2020, the number of new cancer cases worldwide will grow to 15 million, and the number of deaths will increase to more than 10 million. An estimated 70 percent of these deaths will occur in developing countries, which are least prepared to address their growing cancer burdens.
These tens of millions of people continue to experience unnecessary cancer suffering and death, not because we don't know how to prevent, detect, or treat it, but because we refuse to ensure that all people worldwide have equal access to lifesaving cancer advances.
That's why the American Cancer Society (ACS) is proud to work with critical global partners like UICC and NCI to do something that hasn't been done before - to unite the world's cancer community to advance the fight against this disease. We will bring together two world conferences that have rarely been held in the same year, and never in the same country: the World Cancer Congress and the 13th World Conference on Tobacco OR Health (www.2006conferences.org).
These conferences will convene 5,500 participants from more than 130 countries: oncologists, public health leaders, tobacco control advocates, cancer association leaders, health ministries, and journalists. The meetings will focus energy and attention not just on talking about cancer, but also on identifying and sharing practical solutions that can make a lifesaving difference in communities around the world.
Why is it so critical to unite the global cancer and tobacco control communities? As the only consumer product proven to kill more than half of its regular users, tobacco killed 100 million people in the last century. Left unchecked, it will kill more than one billion people in this century.
Fortunately, many nations are taking a stand against tobacco by supporting the world's first global public health treaty - the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC). As of July 1, 2006, 131 countries have ratified the treaty, making it the most rapidly embraced treaty in United Nations history, but the United States is lagging behind. U.S. ratification and implementation of the treaty is essential to turning the tide of the global tobacco pandemic.
Another area of untapped potential is cervical cancer. In nations where early detection is standard practice, screening and follow-up treatment have reduced cervical cancer deaths by 80 percent. Despite these advances in prevention, in many parts of the world, cervical cancer remains a leading cause of cancer death in women.
FDA approval of the HPV vaccine is one of the most important advances in women's health in recent decades. Successful global implementation of an HPV vaccine offers an unprecedented opportunity to prevent millions of deaths and dramatically reduce the world's cancer burden.
The FCTC and the HPV vaccine are two of many critical topics on which the brightest lights of the global cancer and tobacco control communities will converge in Washington, D.C., on July 8-15. ACS is grateful to NCI for its partnership in making this unique opportunity a reality. NCI's partnership demonstrates a deep commitment to capacity-building and to collaborating with public health professionals worldwide to advance and implement these and other lifesaving cancer solutions. Together, through this unique forum, we will make significant progress toward transforming what is into what could be.
Dr. John R. Seffrin


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I haven't opened the CD because I was waiting for the class. Will check it out tonight when I get home.
Done :)
I haven't opened the CD because I was waiting for the class. Will check it out tonight when I get home.
Done :)
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Well maybe next week.
Can you tell me when the September 2010 class starts? Will the information for this class be posted on this forum or will it be elsewhere?
See my answer in post #14. I believe Debra will begin the class next week.
Thanks Donna! I saw yiuor response # 14 but, it's still not showing up in the forum drop down menu. I just don't want to miss it:) I guess I will wait and see if it's updated before next Thurs.
So I'm wondering if anyone can answer some questions about the PSE class for me. I sent an email to Debra but never received a response (she could have responded and it ended up in never, never land).
I'm trying to figure out how the classes work exactly. My questions are is there a certain time that I have to "attend" class? Meaning do I have to be on the computer from such and such a time so many days a week, or is it work at your own pace. I ask this, because the only time I have to do this type of stuff is during my lunch hour. Having to be on the computer in the evening for class would not work for me. Also, do you have to have kits for the class. I haven't actually started digital scrapbooking yet, so I don't have kits/files to use. I was waiting until I can take a class before buying stuff to make sure I can do it and I like it.
I think those are the two big questions I had. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I think I signed up for beginning photoshop instead of elements I really need the elements class. how do I fix this. I paid 30 dollars and it says the the classes are 50% off. so is each class 15 dollars. If that tis the case maybe I could o both and not get the reimbursment to the store. let me know what the deal is. Thanks for your help.
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Asking how long a Blu cartridge lasts is kind of like asking how much a regular cigarette lasts. The answer is always that it varies by person. To add more confusion to the question, most smokers or ex-smokers want to know how a Blu Cig cartridge equates to a regular cigarette. Relating an ecig to a regular cigarette is really hard because you're essentially estimating two numbers and then comparing them against each other. It's not an accurate estimation at all. The best way to know how much a Blu Cig cartridge will last you is if you give it a try and keep count of the puffs. Depending on the sources you read, a Blu Cigs cartridge could last anywhere from 250-300 puffs or anywhere from 20-30 puffs. Both of these low and high ranges are outrageous and most people will never get as little as 20 puffs or as much as 300 puffs. In this article we're going to try and make some sense out of Blu Cigs puff claims to reflect a more realistic number for the average vaper. So How Long Does A Blu Cartridge Last? Depending on how long the vaper's drawing lasts for, they could be looking at a cartridge lasting anywhere from 50 to 80 puffs. Blu Cigs claims that cartridges last 250-300 puffs, but it's possible they tested this with one or two second draw. The average smoker however could draw for anywhere from two to five seconds. That means that those 250-300 manufacturer puff claims end up being much lower with longer puffs. The other factor that goes into how long a cartridge will last is the hardness with which draws are taken. Someone could draw in as much cartridge flavor in one second by drawing really hard, as much as another average person could draw in four seconds. It's really hard to predicate how many puffs a smoker will get out of ecigs because of this. The realistic puff average on a cartridge is 50-80 puffs. This might seem like a small number of puffs but it's actually pretty good. Considering that a regular cigarette lasts anywhere from 8-20 puffs, a Blu Cigs cartridge equates to about 3-7.5 regular cigarettes. That might not really mean anything to you though. The general idea is to expect one ecig to last at least as much as three regular cigarettes, and to expect vaping to cost much less than regular smoking. It Varies by Flavor Some flavors can give you as much as 150 puffs while others can give you as much as 60 puffs. Again, the best way to find out how long cartridges will last you is by trying the cartridge flavors yourself. Blu Cigs' Cost Compared to Cigarettes Cigarette packs run around $5.20 these days and come with 20 cigarettes: whereas five Blu Cigs cartridges cost $12. If you do the math above you might figure that ecigs cost more to vape than regular smoking does. But as mentioned earlier […]Continue Reading →
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Knowing when your Blu Cigs cartridge is empty is quite simple to figure out. When you first start drawing on the cartridge make a note of the flavor and hardness with which you have to draw. As you start nearing the end of the cartridge's life, which could be around 50-100 puffs depending on your drawing style, think about the flavor's taste. Compare the current taste to the beginning when you started out and determine if it has weakened. **Note: Premium100 cartridges last for about 80-150 puffs. If the flavor has reached such a weak state where it is no longer noticeable or enjoyable, it's time to start a new cartridge. The one thing you have to watch out for is your battery life though. Sometimes your flavor may weaken because the battery has become depleted, not because the cartridge has run out of flavor. When you first start vaping you should switch out the weak cartridge's battery with a new one and test it. If the cartridge is weak even with a new battery you will know that it has run out. Once you know how cartridges taste when they themselves have run out, it will be a breeze to know when to replace them.Continue Reading →
Blu-Compatible Cartridges And Blu Cig Cartridge Equivalents
When it comes to Blu battery-compatible cartridges, there aren't many options out there. The two reliable manufacturers for cartridges other than Blu Cigs are Easy Vapors and PurpleCig. Easy Vapors has a wide range of cartridge flavors ranging from peppermint blast and Belgian waffle to traditional tobacco. 5-cartridge packs from Easy Vapors cost $9.99, which is $2 cheaper than Blu Cigs cartridge packs. PurpleCig on the other hand only offers Tobacco and Menthol cartridges. Their cartridges are sold in packs of and cost $8.49. This is $2.51 cheaper than Blu Cigs cartridges. Although the flavor options at Easy Vapors looks great, as does the money saving at PurpleCig, vapers are recommended to be cautious with these brands. They are only online sellers and don't have an established business. This could mean a lot of things ranging from not having safe credit card processing, to cartridges that have been sitting on shelves for years. With Blu Cigs and other reputable brands you get a satisfaction guarantee policy as well as peace of mind that when you order, you'll get what you paid for. Vapers looking to save money on Blu Cigs cartridges could look into refilling cartridges themselves (which isn't recommended and voids Blu Cigs warranties). However, filling up cartridges yourself at least insures that you know what goes into your cartridges and that everything is fresh. Not to mention that refilling cartridges yourself saves much more money than buying cartridges from other manufacturers. Since vaping already saves money when compared to smoking, it's not really necessary to go the extra step and try to take down the price even more. Refilling your own cartridges will result in a lessened vaping experience (and a lot of hassle), while buying cartridges anywhere from Blu Cigs will result in unnecessary risks. But to each their own. Just be careful if you ever order cartridges from an unknown site. Be especially cautious about ordering eliquid or cartridges from companies based outside of the USA, as they won't have the same chemical standards for flavoring as companies do in America.Continue Reading →
How To Change Blu Cig Cartridges
Changing a depleted Blu Cigs cartridge with a new one is very simple. Just make sure that before you change and throw out a cartridge that you've used all of the flavoring in it. To replace a cartridge, hold the battery with one hand and unscrew the cartridge with another hand. Then get a new cartridge and screw it on. How to Change a Blu Cigs Battery If your battery has died out but your cartridge still has flavor left in it, then you should just put the cartridge back into your Blu Cigs pack. Once you close the top flap of the pack the battery will begin to charge. In the event that you need to switch out a battery on a cartridge, then just unscrew two batteries from their cartridges and make the switch.Continue Reading →
Blu Cigs Starter Kit Pricing Info
The Blu Cigs Starter Kit pricing and name can be a bit confusing at first for new vapers. But it doesn't have to be confusing for our readers. The Starter Kit is merely a categorical name that encompasses the four vaping packs sold by Blu Cigs. It's kind of like the Apple category "MacBook," where you can either buy a MacBook Air or a MacBook Pro. Just trying to buy a "MacBook" doesn't mean anything to laptop sellers. Trying to buy just a "Starter Kit" doesn't mean anything either unless you specify the specific pack you're looking to get. For Blu Cigs products, the Starter Pack, Premium Pack, Premium100 pack, and the Original Pack are all "Starter Kits." All of these packs hold five flavor cartridges that can be recharged by simply placing them in the pack and closing the flap. The Starter Pack sold by retailers all over the world can cost anywhere from $69.95 to $79.95. It all depends on the markup the retailer adds on. The Premium Pack is sold online by Blu Cigs for $79.95 and is a better investment over the Starter Pack due to its improved battery and social features. The Premium pack also holds a spare battery and reports battery levels on both the active and spare batteries. Next up is the Premium100 Pack, which has cartridges that are 10% larger. The Premium100 Pack costs $89.95 and is the most advanced vaping kit that Blu Cigs offers. The Original Pack is another product classified as a Starter Kit. However, you can no longer buy this pack online and not a lot of retailers offer them anymore. If you saw an Original Pack in a store you shouldn't expect to pay more than $39.95 for it. And even at that "cheap" price, the Original Pack would not be worth it because it's a bit outdated. The majority of ex-smokers or vapers looking for the optimal vaping experience or battery life should consider the Premium or Premium100 packs. Since vaping packs are used for at least a year or two, buying them is an investment that should be researched somewhat. It makes much more sense to buy an $89.95 Premium100 Pack today than to buy a Starter Pack for $60-70 today and then to buy a Premium100 Pack later down the road because an upgrade is desired. An extra $10-20 today will go a long way in the future. Considering which Blu Cigs Starter Kit is best for you isn't just a matter of looking at the prices but also thinking long-term and comparing the features of each pack. Our reviews highlight the pros and cons of the Starter Kits as well as comparing between them so that it makes the investment decision easier.Continue Reading →
How Does Refilling Blu Cartridges Work?
Although refilling Blu Cigs cartridges by yourself is possible, it isn't recommended. The cartridges are designed to be thrown away after their flavor has been used up. Also keep in mind that opening your cartridges and refilling them may void the warranty on your entire Blu Cigs Pack. With that in mind, vapers have found that Blu Cigs cartridges can be refilled four to five times before the flavor starts to diminish. Whereas five cartridges cost $12 from Blu Cigs, you can refill 20-25 cartridges with one $10 ejuice bottle. If you follow the instructions below you should be able to refill your cartridges for really cheap. We are not responsible for any damage you cause to yourself or others through the correct or incorrect following of our guide. This is an educational guide and we will not be held liable for your use of it in any way. Purchase a Good ejuice Blu Cigs' cartridges are manufactured by Johnson Creek. Wouldn't it make sense then to use their ejuice when refilling your cartridges? How Does Refilling Blu Cartridges Work? Before refilling your cartridge make sure that its flavor has run out. This will insure that you're not mixing too much of the old flavor with the new flavor. Some people don't mind a mix of – say – tobacco and chocolate. But if you don't want any mixing, use the cartridge as much as you can before refilling it. To start the refilling process put on some latex gloves. Also make sure that you have a workspace covered with paper towels. These precautions will insure that no nicotine juice touches your skin or workspace. Keep in mind that nicotine can be poisonous to animals and children even in small quantities. Clean up if any ejuice falls or drips outside of your cartridge. Also assume responsibility for future leaks caused by your opening of the cartridge Blu Cigs designed to never be opened. If you don't want flavors mixing, you may also get away with rinsing the cartridge with distilled water Do not use tap water because you do not want to vape chlorinated water! Once your cartridge has been rinsed with distilled water let it dry for at least 24 hours before refilling it. Refilling the cartridge with your ejuice is really simple. Fill up a dropper with ejuice and then drip 10-15 drops on the coil wick surrounding the hole in the middle of the cartridge. Do not under any circumstance feed ejuice into the hole in the middle of the cartridge. This hole is the atomizer, and filling it will cause the ejuice to not be able to produce vapor as well. An atomizer that has been filled with ejuice might also squirt ejuice into your mouth while drawing. The only way to fix a cartridge that has had ejuice poured into its atomizer is by rinsing it with distilled water. But honestly it's not worth your time to try cleaning out the atomizer once ejuice has […]Continue Reading →
Where Can I Buy Blu Cig Cartridges?
Although you can buy Blu Cigs cartridges from local stores, it's not a good idea to do so. Local stores often have to mark up the cartridges to make a profit. Buying it from them is counter-intuitive because ecigs are supposed to save you money. Also you have no way of knowing how long those local stores have been holding their cartridges on their shelves for. If you're buying a cartridge pack that has been on shelves for a couple of years, do you think you'll be able to get a refund or replacement when you claim there's something wrong with your order? After all… You could have just used up the cartridges and then no one would want to test them themselves, or have a way of knowing that you didn't already use them. Ordering cartridges online directly through the Blu Cigs site will insure that you're getting brand new cartridges that have been manufactured recently. Not to mention that the Blu Cigs site and team is always ready to help you out if there is a problem with your order. The official Blu Cigs site also offer free shipping on their products, so you'll save money ordering online for a lower price than paying the retail price. Also you will have the peace of mind you need when ordering. If you order a more than one cartridge pack through Blu Cigs you will get a discount price as well. 1 five pack costs $12, 2 five packs cost $10.80 each, and 4 five packs cost $9.60 each. How's that for really cheap and convenient? Once you get into the order of things with the flavors and you know what you like, you can just order yourself a couple of months supply twice or three times a year. That's definitely a great perk over smoking regular cigarettes where you have to buy a pack or a dozen packs every couple of days.Continue Reading →
My Blu Cig Disposable Doesn't Work!
Blu Cigs Disposables should work right out of the box. Simply peel of the green sticker that says "peel off" and begin drawing from the side with the Blu logo. It Still Doesn't Work! If you bought your Blu Cigs Disposables from a brick and mortar store and they aren't working it's possible that the battery has been depleted. When you buy the Disposables directly from Blu Cigs you can expect them to work all the time. You might want to contact the store which you bought your Disposables and ask if you can get a replacement. However, stores are unlikely to provide you with a replacement. This is because they can't make sure that you didn't just run out the ecig by using it rather than it never having worked in the first place. Whether you skip contacting the store you bought your Disposables from, or they don't want to help, you should contact Blu Cigs. They have a live chat system on their site as well as toll free number to contact them through. Blu Cigs can assist you with getting a replacement for your disposables as well as finding a vendor that is reliable. In general it's a good idea to only order directly from the Blu Cigs website because their Disposables will always have fresh batteries and haven't sat on shelves for long.Continue Reading →
How Long Does A Disposable Blu Cigarette Last?
Blu Cigs Disposables are designed to never be recharged or used again after the flavor runs out so they have to produce much more puffs than the rechargeable (and cheaper) cartridges. A Disposable cartridge will provide a vaper with about 300-400 puffs. In comparison, 400 puffs is about a pack and a half of regular cigarettes. That may seem like a lot but remember that one Disposable cartridge costs about $10 to purchase. A regular pack of cigarettes costs about $5.20. So if you're going to get a Disposable cartridge make sure that you're doing so with a good reason: either that you're travelling and don't want to bring around your Blu Cigs Pack and charger, or that you're trying out ecigs to see if they are right for you.Continue Reading →
No Vapor Coming Out Of My Disposable Blu Cig!
If no vapor is coming out of your Disposable Blu Cig, don't panic. Make sure that you have taken the green sticker off of the disposable off first. Also draw a couple of times harder than you usually would to see if that gets things going. With Disposable Blu Cigs you don't have to press a button or anything before drawing. It's all automatic. So if no vapor is being produced even when you draw harder, then it might mean that the battery is dead. This is really common with retail stores that keep the Disposables on shelves for months or years on end and then a sucker ends up buying it and it doesn't work. It can be kind of hard to get a refund, because the owner of the store can't really prove that you didn't just vape all of the flavor and drain the battery vs. it actually being dead when you purchased it. Ordering Disposable Blu Cigs online directly from the Blu Cigs site is advised because the products they sell are always quality tested and they never send out Disposables with dead batteries. Not to mention that if there ever was a defective ecig that came from Blu Cigs, they will refund or replace the faulty item at hand.Continue Reading →


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Yale Combined Program in the Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS): Computational Biology and Bioinformatics | Molecular Cell Biology, Genetics and Development
Keck: NIDA Neuroproteomics Center | High Performance Computation
Cancer Genetics & Genomics
School of Public Health: Biostatistics | Center for Statistical Genomics and Proteomics, Yale
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Statistical genomics; Computational biology; Genetic epidemiology; Genome wide association studies; Complex diseases; Risk prediction; High dimensional data; Dimension reduction; Network models; Graphical models; Bioinformatics; Next generation sequencing analysis; Cancer genomics; Epigenetics; Herbal medicine; Cicrobiome; Proteomics more...
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- Ph.D., University of California at Berkeley, 1995
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- C. Yang, L. Wang, S. Zhang, H. Zhao (2013) Accounting for non-genetic factors by low-rank representation and sparse regression for eQTL mapping. Bioinformatics, 29: 1026-1034.
- H. Zhu, F. Hu, H. Zhao (2013) Adaptive clinical trial designs to detect interaction of treatment and a dichotomous biomarker. Canadian Journal of Statistics, in press.
- L. Wang, W. Zheng, H. Zhao, M. Deng (2013) Statistical analysis reveals co-expression patterns of many pairs of genes in yeast are jointly regulated by interacting loci. PLoS Genetics, 9: e1003414.


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Rebound adjust allows you to change the speed that the shock and fork rebound. If you didn't have rebound adjust these suspension elements would rebound at the same speed as they compress and this would cause the wheel to jump up off the ground. This would mean that the rider does not have full control of the bike. The suspension must therefore be suppressed during the rebound phase. This is achieved by means of rebound adjust.
If the rebound adjust is set too low, the fork or shock rebounds too fast after the compression phase and the wheel jumps off the ground. If the rebound adjust is set too high, the fork rebounds too slowly and cannot react to bumps in the ground which are very close together.
The rebound is mainly adjusted via a red adjusting knob. This knob is positioned either on the top of the fork crown or at the bottom of the fork stanchion. Picture 1 Picture 2 Picture 3 Often the knob is marked "Rebound". On Manitou products this rebound knob is blue and is positioned at the bottom of the right fork stanchion. On Marzocchi the knob is black and is positioned at the bottom of the left fork stanchion.
The BoXXer R2C2 has two knobs at the bottom left of the fork which are used to adjust the rebound. The silver knob controls the rebound speed when the fork compresses only a little. The red knob controls the rebound speed when the fork uses the major part of its available travel.
On shocks the red adjusting knob is located in the position shown in the image. Picture 4 Picture 5 Picture 6 Often the knob is marked "Rebound".
The Vivid shock has two adjusting bolts for rebound. The silver knob controls the rebound speed when the shock only compresses a little. The red knob controls the rebound speed when the shock uses the majority of its available travel.
Now press down on the fork and let go of the handlebar again. The fork rebounds back into its original position after the compression phase. Now turn the adjusting knob click by click, checking the rebound whilst doing so. The rebound speed should be adjusted so that the front wheel almost lifts off the ground. You can check for optimum adjustment by using the so-called curbstone test. Get on the bike and ride off the curb. The fork should only bob once.
You can set up high- and lowspeed rebound and compression on the Cane Creek Double Barrel damper. You can adjust the compression with the screws on the left hand side and the rebound with the screws on the right hand side.
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Over 100,000 people in the United States are waiting for a lifesaving organ transplant. But one Chandler Police officer who needed a kidney didn't have to wait -- or even ask.
Growing up as kids Mike and Tyler Britt shared a bedroom. They are very close.
"I look up to my brother and not because he's taller than me," says Tyler Britt.
Now they are closer than ever. Little brother Mike gave his brother Tyler one of his kidneys.
"I was going down pretty quick."
Kidney disease runs in the family. Their mother died from complications of the disease. When Mike heard about Tyler, he was ready.
"Knowing it was my brother it was an easy call," says Mike Britt.
Tyler didn't even have to ask. Mike offered to give up one of his kidneys.
"I'm married and I have some kids. How will it impact my wife and kids? But the surgery is safe," says Mike.
An easy call, but not that easy. There was some pain and a lot of downtime for both men. But there are no regrets.
Mike works for Maricopa County and Tyler is a Chandler Police Officer.
Tyler thinks of his younger brother as a hero for giving the gift of life. His brother says he just did the right thing.
"I'm no different from anyone else," says Mike.
Both men will be back to work soon, healthy and happy. They hope more people will hear their story and think about donating organs.
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Super Mario 3... and hell yeah! I beat everyone at that game ;)
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I have 6 tattoo's only one is visable on my wrist, 3 on my side one on my hip and one on my lower right side back.. and i just have my ears pierced! i love tattoo's they're so addicting!
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uhhh... maybe too short's "gangsta's and strippers"
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not ever getting hung over ;)
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trusted a guy ;)
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stuff crust pizza hut or california burrito!
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watermelon filled with vodka
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By Alexis WileyFOX 2 News ReporterDETROIT -- Our beloved Tigers are in the World Series and Detroit is hungry for a ring. Tigers' gear is flying off the shelves. Everybody is wearing the Old English D except for the Spirit of Detroit.Plenty of fans have noticed, including the self-proclaimed biggest fan Detroit Council President Charles Pugh."I was wondering where has the jersey been because usually we get it to the Spirit when we head into the American League Championship Series," he said.So what's up? Detroit's ambassador had plenty of team spirit when the Tigers went to the World Series in 2006.We did a little digging. Turns out the Spirit of Detroit may be a little tardy for the party, but he won't miss it. The Building Authority tells us the Tigers organization is giving the Spirit of Detroit a brand new jersey. Workers will put it on early Wednesday morning just in time for Game 1 of the World Series. It will cost the Tigers about $8,000, including the cost of insurance and additional security.Bottom line, it's time to celebrate and the Spirit of Detroit will be there every step of the way.
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Hsieh went on CNBC's Squawk on the Street this morning and he addressed the recent work-from-home controversy.
The debate was prompted by Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer's decision to make her remote employees come into the office — or quit. Best Buy made a similar decision, ending the company's Results Only Work Environment (ROWE) policy which allowed employees to work from anywhere they wanted, as long as they got the job done.
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Research has shown that companies with strong cultures outperform those without in the long-term financially. So we're big, big believers in building strong company cultures. And I think that's hard to do remotely.
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An argument over who tweeted whom turned deadly after a man fired multiple shots in the parking lot of the Broadway Square Mall in Tyler.
Officials say the shooting happened just after 9 a.m. Saturday in the mall parking lot near JC Penney.
Ricky Neal Junior,25, is charged with first-degree murder. Police said Neal Junior shot and killed 23-year-old Chris Mass.
Mass is a former standout athlete at Chapel Hill. Police said he died at the scene. Emotions were high as family members rushed the crime scene.
Desmond Black, 33, broke through the barriers trying to get to the body of Mass. Police tackled Black to the ground as he screamed that he wanted to see his cousin.
Officers quickly carried Black away from the scene, charging him with interference with public duties and possession of marijuana.
A woman pulled up to the scene crying to see Mass. She later told KLTV she is five months pregnant with his son.
Mass, a well known football and basketball star at Chapel Hill High School later joined the football team at SFA. Several friends, family members and former teammates filled the mall parking lot searching for answers behind Mass' death.
Officer Don Martin said it all started when a Henderson man, Ricky Neal Junior and his girlfriend went to the Broadway Square Mall to buy a pair of shoes.
Officer Martin said Neal Jr.'s girlfriend waited in the car while he went inside. That's when police said, Neal Jr. saw a boyfriend of a girl he had been talking to through twitter and approached him.
"So, he went over and got into a verbal confrontation with them. Through the communications between the two he said, 'Let's go outside and take care of it, let's go outside and fight,'" Martin explained.
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Officer Martin said Mass and another man followed the men outside to the parking lot.
You can read more about Christopher Mass here. We are continuing to follow this incident and will have the latest posted on KLTV.com
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