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Aaaaaahhhhhhhh. Siezure. ^u^ Lemme apologize to anyone who find that offensive. Nah, this is so colorful. And good too. PEACE PEACE PEACE. And LOVE. Lots and lots of LUV.
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Aw, darn. Did I forget the disclamer? WARNING: May cause epileptic siezures. Not to be viewed by those prone to severe kidney failure, or heart problems. :3
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Uh, no you didn't. Now, you'll have to talk with my lawyer. I'm suing you for various reasons. Like failure to post health warnings that can be life threatning. Um, what else? Oh yeah, medical expenses. Emotional distress, just cuz. Everyone sues for emotional distress, even though it makes no sense. And um...yeah...my therapy classes. Cuz after this I need to see a therapist for seven years. Actually I can't see the therapist either...I went blind too. And legally too. DMV had t... (more »)
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Ur the only person I know that can make me smile no matter what the circumstances. Btdubz, Chuck Norris is my lawyer, so good luck with that. ;3
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Yeah, well my lawyer's Jackie Freakin' Chan. And he can kick Norris's butt. So, yeah. (That makes me sound like I'm in the 3rd grade or something.) Old man fight!! Although, I think the jury's gonna have a hard time understating my lawyer's broken English. Not gonna lie. And the feeling's mutual. You always make me smile too. Even when I'm in a cr*ppy mood.
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C'mon now, be realistic! Jackie Chan vs. Chuck Norris, is a draw. theres no friggin' way Jackie would win. The victor would end up being decided by forcing dinosuars to have a pie eating contest. Problem=solved
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I have Windows XP 2000 and am using Bit Tornado to download my animes. All the possible firewalls on my computer have been turned off. I didn't have problem downloading anime before, but recently, I couldn't continue downloading any of the animes in my file. The light on Bit Tornado is always red and it's not connecting to any peers either. I check the port range and it is from 6881-6889. I even try downloading ABC, but still it doesn't download at all. Oh, I'm using DSL and my connection is on since I can get on-line. Any ideas on how to fix this problem? Thanks!
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VILLANOVA, PA -- Villanova used a pair of second half runs to extend a four-point halftime lead as the Wildcats pulled away for a 75-65 non-conference men's basketball victory over the University of Delaware Sunday afternoon at The Pavilion.
The Wildcats, who won their third consecutive game while improving to 7-4 on the year, held a commanding 43-27 rebounding advantage and grabbed 20 offensive boards, leading to a 29-7 margin in second chance points. Villanova shot 45.2 percent from the field and buried 10 three-pointers during the victory, improving to 11-0 all-time against Delaware. JayVaughn Pinkston tied his season-high with 19 points for Villanova, while James Bel added 14 while going 4 of 6 from three-point range. Daniel Ochefu contributed 11 points on 5 of 6 shooting off the bench, while Darrun Hilliard was the fourth Wildcat in double figures with 10 points.
Delaware dropped its second straight game as the Blue Hens fell to 3-8 on the season and lost their fourth consecutive road contest. Junior Devon Saddler (at right), the leading scorer in the Colonial Athletic Association, again led the way with 19 points as he moved into 15th place on the UD career scoring list. Jarvis Threatt (at left) reached double figures for the fourth time on the year with 15 points to go with five assists, while Jamelle Hagins had another big effort with 12 points, eight rebounds, four steals and two blocks. Kyle Anderson was the fourth UD player to reach double digits as he tallied 10 points for Delaware, which fell to 0-11 all-time against Big East opponents.
It was still a two-point game following a Brinkley layup, but Pinkston scored just before the buzzer to give Villanova a 32-28 lead at the half. Delaware connected on 12 of 23 shots from the field for a 52.2 percentage in the opening 20 minutes, but the Wildcats stayed in front due to 13 offensive rebounds that led to 18 second chance points.
Villanova opened the second half with a 9-3 spurt, going up double figures at 41-31 on a Pinkston three-pointer with 17 minutes to play. The lead grew to as much as 11, before a Threatt jumper and a Saddler three-pointer brought the Blue Hens within 46-40 and forced a Wildcats time out with 13:57 remaining.
But Villanova exploded out of the break with a quick 8-0 run, extending the margin to 54-40 on a steal and dunk by Hilliard with 12:37 on the clock. Later the Wildcats' Tony Chennault buried jumpers on consecutive possessions to make it a 62-46 game with 6:40 to play. The lead grew to as much as 18 points three times in the period, the final occurrence at 73-55, before the Blue Hens scored 10 of the final 12 points of the contest.
"We did some good things today, not just enough of them," said seventh-year Blue Hen head coach Monté Ross. "Eight turnovers in the first half really hurt us, and we didn't rebound the ball well all day. I felt confident being down just four points at the half, but a couple of mini runs by them in the second half knocked us on our heels. We're down right now but we realize the position we put ourselves in with our non-conference schedule, and we're getting better."
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Quick foodie question: What's the difference between a nectarine and a peach?
The simple answer is, there really is no difference between the two fruit – it's just that one has fuzz and the other doesn't.
Nectarines are a stone fruit (it means they have a pit) that are at their peak in mid- to late summer. Yes, the fruits have slightly different tastes and textures, but it's really so slight that in a peeled, blind taste test it's almost impossible to tell the difference. They can be substituted for each other in most any recipe. And rather than give you a bunch of facts about the fruit, I thought I would give you recipes instead and let you get started cooking.
Salmon with Fresh Nectarine Berry Compote
6 5-ounce fresh, skinless salmon fillets, about 1-inch thick
4 tablespoons bottled barbecue sauce
3 nectarines, pitted and chopped
1 cup fresh blueberries
1/2 cup chopped toasted pecans
Lemon wedges
Brush the salmon with 3 tablespoons of barbecue sauce and season the salmon with salt and pepper. Using a grill pan or grill, cook the salmon for 8 to 10 minutes until done. While it's cooking, combine the nectarines, blueberries, pecans and the remaining barbecue sauce in a bowl. Mix well, mashing the fruit slightly. Season with salt. Serve salmon with salsa and lemon wedges. Serves 6.
Pecan-Stuffed Nectarines
1/2 cup pecan pieces
2 tablespoons sugar
1 large egg yolk
2 nectarines, halved and pitted
1 tablespoon brown sugar
Pinch of cinnamon
Maple syrup
Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Grease a 9-by-13-inch baking pan and set it aside. In the bowl of a food processor, process the pecans until they are finely ground. Add 2 tablespoons sugar and the egg yolk and pulse until combined. Arrange the nectarine halves, cut sides up, in the baking pan. Divide pecan/sugar mixture between the nectarine halves, mounding it in center of each half. Combine the brown sugar and cinnamon and then sprinkle it over the top of the nectarines. Drizzle a little maple syrup over the top. Bake, uncovered for 10 to 15 minutes. Don't let the nectarines get too soft. Serves 4. This recipe can be doubled or tripled. Great served with whipped cream or ice cream.
Nectarine, Mango and Avocado Salad
1/2 cup plain yogurt or sour cream
1/2 cup mayonnaise
2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar
2 teaspoons sugar
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1 head red leaf or romaine lettuce, torn into bite-size pieces
2 to 3 cups fresh baby spinach
4 nectarines, sliced
2 mangos, sliced
2 avocados, peeled and sliced
1/4 cup sliced green onions
Smoked almonds or candied almonds for garnish
In a bowl combine the yogurt, mayonnaise, vinegar, sugar and pepper. Whisk to combine. Cover and refrigerate. In another bowl, combine the lettuce, spinach, nectarines, mango and onions. Toss to combine. Gently add the avocado and spoon the dressing over the top. Gently mix to combine. Garnish with the almonds. Serves 8.


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Just put together a new build with the FX-8150 (specs below).After reading some of the posts on this forum I was a little worried it might not perform to my expectations but that worry is over. Everything works great and all the games I have tried (Dirt2, Dirt3, NR2003, GTR2, Rfactor, Iracing, Crysis2) run great at 1920 x 1080 with max settings. I can tell Crysis2 does not run as smooth as my I7/GTX680 build but all the others seem just as smooth.
Do I get as many FPS as with my I7/GTX680 build: NO. Did this build cost $450 less than my I7/GTX680 build: YES.
I am not having any of the heat issues others have posted. I am running a very good air cooler (Noctua NH-D14).
The only bios changes I have made is to enable Turbo Core and to set the ram to specs.
The temp in the bios shows 36C. With CPUID I have not seen temps on the cores above 35C while playing games and running 3DMark11. I thought these temps were low and CPUID might not be reading correctly so I installed AMD Overdrive and get the same temp readings so I guess I am good to go. Anyone else getting temps this low?
I have not installed the Microsoft optimizations for the FX series but it seems I don't need to. Should I?
P.S. Giving my old 1090t/5850 build to my grandson.
You should only really consider installing the Win7 patches for AMD's FX line of CPUs if you are doing a lot of multi-threaded work such as recoding video or playing games that are multi-threaded like BF3. These patches basically make the FX-8150 look like a 4-core / 8-threaded chip rather than an 8-core / 8-threaded chip which has shown pretty good performance increases in multi-threaded performance benchmarks.
Your temps look rock solid, most likely due to your killer HSF you got in there! I would expect to see those results as long as you don't OC it...once you start bumping up that vcore the temps will start shooting up once you get into the 4.5GHz+ range.
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The area of Greenwich Village south of Washington Square Park was declared a historic landmark by the city's Landmark Preservation Commission on Tuesday.
The area spans thirteen blocks and includes 240 buildings. It is an area associated with early Italian-American immigrations and the Beat movement.
The Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation first proposed landmark status 10 years ago.
GVSHP hailed it as a triumph against New York University's expansion and development plans.
"This is a long-overdue victory for this neighborhood and for anyone who loves New York's rich immigrant history and long tradition of cultural innovation," said Andrew Berman, GVSHP Executive Director. "Few places embody as much history as the South Village, and few places were in as great of danger of losing that history – in this case to NYU and by other inappropriate development."
Berman hailed the South Village as "the place where cappuccino was first introduced to America, the site of Dylan's earliest performances and where he wrote Blowin' In the Wind, where Lenny Bruce was arrested for obscenity, and the home of America's first non-profit theater and the city's first progressive school."
Berman said this is the largest expansion of landmark protections in the South Village since 1969, when the Greenwich Village Historic District was designated.
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Abingdon Road Travelodge hotel plan rejected (From thisisoxfordshire)
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Abingdon Road Travelodge hotel plan rejected
8:12pm Wednesday 11th July 2012 in News
PLANS to build a Travelodge hotel in Abingdon Road were this evening unanimously rejected by Oxford councillors.
Members of the city council's west area planning committee agreed with planning officers that the four-storey building would create an "over-dominant" feature close to the Oxford Green Belt.
They also agreed the number of parking spaces to be provided was "inadequate".
The plan would have seen the former Motorworld building in Abingdon Road demolished and a 83-bedroom hotel and a 43-space car park built.
After the meeting, councillor Elise Benjamin said: "I question the value of a building that looks like every other Travelodge in the country.
"It's not a particularly inspiring development and it's not in the best location."
Thame-based Travelodge had estimated the development could boost the local economy by £850,000 a year.
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8:37pm Wed 11 Jul 12
brianbbleys says...
8:44pm Wed 11 Jul 12
Dilligaf2010 says...
......meaning? It was going to be an hotel, what's it expected to look like? If somebody wants to build something of a unique "futuristic" design people complain, now they complain because it was going to look normal.
I'm just waiting for one of the universities to put in an application for a 5 storey accommodation block on the same site, wonder if that'll get approved.
9:31pm Wed 11 Jul 12
cuckoo says...
brianbbleys wrote:The decision was taken by the council's west area planning committee this evening.
never mind the 2000 odd houses they want to build on the green belt @ Grenoble rd
Chuckle..posibly just a sniff of NIBMYism here! Of course all Travelodges look similar... as do Premier Inns!!
If the predicted £850,000 boost to local economy is accurate I think OCC's (west area) decision needs to be questioned.
As for the green belt issue... "close to"? Are referring to the flood meadows on the opposite side of the Abingdon Rd?
If they feel that the Travelodge "is not a particularly inspiring building".... what if it becomes derilict (just like the former Fox and Hounds pub just a few steps down the Abingdon Road)?? HO HUM!!!
9:41pm Wed 11 Jul 12
cuckoo says...
10:24pm Wed 11 Jul 12
frewen98 says...
6:58am Thu 12 Jul 12
davyboy says...
8:25am Thu 12 Jul 12
WitneyGreen says...
9:38am Thu 12 Jul 12
icba1957 says...
How exactly does this new building look any worse than the empty house just behind the proposed site, or the absolute disgrace that is the Fox & Hounds?
As for the lack of parking, most residents would be using the P&R overnight, when it's normally empty, thus providing even more revenue for the City.
I despair, not just of the councillors, who can be voted out, but of the the officers who recommended rejection.
12:15pm Thu 12 Jul 12
Sid Hunt says...
Where is the 'best location' for a hotel? It's just off the ring-road with regular buses to and from the town centre. I suspect that Travelodge can keep its charges low due to re-using a standard design for its premises thereby minimising building costs. What ridiculous comments for a councillor to make.
If this was an application to build a giant monkey eating a flamingo it would be passed with a vote of hurrahs!
1:40pm Thu 12 Jul 12
Andrew:Oxford says...
icba1957 wrote:You missed out the building of great beauty that is "Go Outdoors".
Typical short-sightedness. How exactly does this new building look any worse than the empty house just behind the proposed site, or the absolute disgrace that is the Fox & Hounds? As for the lack of parking, most residents would be using the P&R overnight, when it's normally empty, thus providing even more revenue for the City. I despair, not just of the councillors, who can be voted out, but of the the officers who recommended rejection.
(Fanastic store inside though, always spend a fortune when I go in.)
2:06pm Thu 12 Jul 12
Dilligaf2010 says...
......I wonder......got me thinking now ;-)
6:17pm Thu 12 Jul 12
oxfordsimon says...
Perhaps it is time for the civic-minded Oxford residents to band together and stand against political placeholders and bring some real local democracy to the city.
That way we might get proper representation (rather than party posturing) and decent decisions being made about how to improve this important city.
8:24pm Thu 12 Jul 12
mandate says...
Councillors often reject ideas without taking into account the positive impact that many business ventures would have on the local economy.The decision to reject planning permission for the hotel will mean a loss of valuable revenue, and an opportunity to create new jobs.
11:40pm Thu 12 Jul 12
Oflife says...
11:08am Fri 13 Jul 12
bart-on simpson says...
6:04pm Sat 14 Jul 12
mattyproper77 says...
Oflife wrote:I live in East London and I assure you there is extreme poverty, homelessness, and very anti-social people on the streets.
Unbelievable but not a surprise decision by the most business unfriendly council in the UK. No wonder Oxford is looked upon as a hopeless destination for shopping and business. (Just today, I got into a discussion with the staff at a popular clothing store who all agreed with me.) Speaking as an entrepreneur, with NO business focused hotels on the outer areas of Oxford (the inner ones don't have parking and with the exception of the Randolf, are trashy), this would have been an ideal place for our motorist guests to stay. Further, that eyesore just a few blocks away that is the burned out pub is STILL there! What a contrast between Oxford Council (whose primary objective is flooding the city with PCOs and traffic wardens) and London - a very business friendly city. Hence the latter's streets are NOT populated with rude and sometimes dangerous homeless people. That is what left wing thinking does. It takes a lenient attitude to street crime and poo poos industrious job creating endeavors like this! I sense the normal leftist envy at initiative and positive thinking. No wonder nations like Russia are grey and stuck in a depressed repressive eternity.
You haven't seen anything if you think E.Oxford can compare with the deregulated, favela like dystopia that exists within 0.5 miles of the Olympic Park and Canary Wharf.
The free market has failed, you cannot respect or eat ££££, you have all the deregulation and abandonment of public services you could possibly wish for...and still it's not enough?
No-one is going to protect you when the real rain comes, remember that. You will stand + fall as a human, equal, survival of the fittest just like you dreamt of.
BTW Oxford performing very well in terms of employment and business start-ups on national scale - http://www.centrefor
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The manager at Target, Steve Asher, says it looks like that's continuing to draw the crowds. "I think this year, target had a great ad. We really had a much larger ad than we've ever had before. We had some great door busters on there; televisions, we just couldn't keep them in. They were really hungry for the electronics. That was probably our number one area," said Asher.
Asher said he is working another full day after getting only four hours of sleep since black Friday. He said the big day exceeded expectations.
Exceeded their expectations in revenue and total number of shoppers. The line wrapped around the store yesterday. Asher says that at any given time, he had 1,000 to 1,500 shoppers inside and that more than 10,000 people went through the store yesterday.
The store sold more than 100 televisions, dozens of portable GPS devices, both at huge discounts.
Toys were the next big seller. "This Humvee, at 50 percent off, great toy. We really went through those. The kids really liked them. The other thing, board games were really good this year," said Asher.
Household goods were the area where people spent the most money. With towels and clothes going fast.
Other retailers in Northpointe Plaza reported a higher black Friday turnout than last year, including Best Buy and Staples. All of the managers say they can only hope that lasts the rest of the holiday season.
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Will that be cash, credit or phone?
Using your phone to buy lattes and airline tickets comes with financial pitfalls.
This Deal of the Day comes from Kelli B. Grant at partner site SmartMoney.
Not long ago, paying for something by phone meant calling a retailer or catalog merchant to place an order with a credit card. Today, your smart phone is shopping mall and wallet in one -- no dialing or credit card number recitation required.
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But for all that high-tech convenience, consumers may be giving up some basic protections and risking greater financial damage.
If you haven't used your iPhone to buy a latte or a pair of sneakers yet, it may be just a matter of time. Consumers spent $3.4 billion on non-travel purchases via their cell phone in 2010, a 143% increase from 2009, according to ABI Research. Starbucks just began accepting mobile payments; Amazon.com, Nike and Buy.com have been. Shoppers spent another $1.5 billion on travel via handset purchases.
And because the technology still isn't widely available, says Bob Egan, an independent technology analyst, the trend is only gathering steam. That $3.4 billion in mobile payments in 2010? It's just 0.7% of the $462 billion spent on holiday purchases in November and December.
Shop-by-phone -- called mobile commerce -- works in several ways. Smart-phone apps and mobile websites mimic the online shopping experience, downloadable bar codes can be scanned and used like a gift card, chips and stickers turn your handset itself into a credit card, and some retailers accept orders via text message. The underlying idea is the same, regardless: Your cell phone can be an alternative to the credit cards in your wallet. The stuff you buy via mobile commerce is typically charged to a credit or debit card -- usually kept on file with a merchant so you don't re-enter the account number each time.
Billed to your cell phone
While consumers might eventually be able to leave their wallets at home, they might not want to, says Ross Rubin, executive director of industry analysis for market research firm NPD Group. Some purchases you make will be routed to your cell phone bill rather than a credit card, which nixes federal protections that allow you to dispute inaccurate credit card charges.
Lose your phone and you could have more to worry about. Depending on the precautions set by you and the retailers, someone who happened across it could buy his fill of lattes on your dime, not to mention rack up credit card balances and transfer cash from your accounts.
For shoppers, this adds another layer of decision-making. Does the convenience of each opportunity to buy-by-phone outweigh the potential risk if the phone is lost or stolen? A twice-daily Starbucks drinker, for example, might decide that the convenience of not toting his card is more valuable than the risk to his $25 automatically reloaded balance. (A Starbucks spokeswoman says cardholders can call a toll-free number to freeze the balance on a lost card and transfer their rewards and balance to a new number.) But an occasional eBay shopper might decide to stick to bidding from home rather worry about password-protecting his PayPal app for mobile payments.
Here's a look at the main forms of mobile commerce -- and what to watch out for:
Apps are the most likely way shoppers will pay by phone. Those already available from major retailers, like Amazon.com, are similar to shopping via Web browser, and are likely to become more prevalent as phone screens get bigger and browsers improve, says Larry Joseloff, vice president of content for Shop.org, the National Retail Federation's e-commerce arm.
Other types of apps, like that from Starbucks, generate scannable bar codes for gift cards in lieu of a physical card. In November, Discover Financial Services and Firethorn launched the free app, Swagg , which does the same for more than 200 stores, including J.C. Penney and American Eagle.
Financial pitfall: If you set your account to log in automatically, anyone with your phone can make purchases. Amazon and PayPal say none of the information about your account is stored on the phone, and accounts are password-protected. But Troy Bernard, director of chip payment technology for Discover, acknowledged that a lost handset could result in unauthorized spending. When a theft is reported, balances are frozen.
Phones as plastic
Around the same time Discover launched Swagg, the company also rolled out stickers that attach to a handset and can be tapped or swiped at participating stores -- what the industry calls "contactless payment."
Discover is also collaborating with the major wireless carriers to eliminate the need for such a sticker by embedding chips directly into handsets. "We believe mobile is the next logical step in payment technology," Bernard says.
Right now, however, contactless payment in stores is in its infancy, says Rubin, and the high-tech chips are in just one handset -- Google's Nexus S. Visa recently launched In2Pay, a card that can be inserted into select handsets' memory slots; banks have yet to begin offering the technology to cardholders.
Financial pitfall: The risks are the same as carrying a credit card. Losing either opens the door to unauthorized charges, of which you're liable for $50, maximum, upon reporting it stolen. You'll get a new account number and a new card and contactless payment sticker.
Non-smart-phone owners can get into mobile commerce via text-to-buy, which links your phone number with an account -- and credit or debit card -- on file. AT&T and Verizon both have partnerships with BilltoMobile, which lets consumers charge electronic game purchases -- up to $25 per month -- to their cell phone bill. Amazon offers TextBuyIt, a text-message-based service that bills items to an Amazon account. And startup Subports links your credit card to your account for texted purchases of goods from its partner small businesses.
But it's unclear whether text-to-buy will survive other more sophisticated mobile commerce options. "Text messaging from a payment standpoint is pretty archaic," says Egan. "It's almost stone age."
Financial pitfall: In addition to all those text message fees, billing accuracy could be a problem, if the charge goes to your cell phone rather than a credit card, Egan says. You're relying on the carrier and store policies, rather than the federal laws and bank regulations covering credit and debit card transactions. There's also fine print: Amazon says its best "Deal of the Day" and "Gold Box Discounts" aren't available to texters.
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For decades, oncologists had little reason to be optimistic about treating patients with advanced kidney cancer. But over the past 15 years, important discoveries have produced targeted therapies to treat cancer that has spread beyond the kidney (metastatic disease) and offer new directions for developing even more effective treatments.
"When we first started working on kidney cancer in the early 1980s, it was thought of as a single disease, and all kidney cancers were treated the same," said Dr. W. Marston Linehan, chief of the NCI's Urologic Oncology Branch.
Then, as now, surgery was the first treatment for renal cell carcinoma (RCC), the most common type of kidney cancer, which had not spread. Once the cancer had metastasized, however, patients generally had a poor prognosis and most did not survive more than a year.
"Kidney cancer was thought to be this disease that inexorably led to death," said Dr. George Philips, a researcher at Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Because traditional chemotherapy is not effective in kidney cancer, Dr. Philips continued, patients with advanced disease were treated with cytokines, either interleukin-2 or interferon alpha, both of which have considerable toxic side effects. Only 5 to 10 percent of patients treated with high-dose interleukin-2 experienced a complete and lasting response.
To try to improve conditions for these patients, Dr. Linehan and his colleagues from across the National Institutes of Health (NIH) began recruiting families that had multiple members with kidney cancer. "We wanted to identify what we thought was the gene for kidney cancer," said Dr. Linehan. "Our hope was, if we could understand the gene that causes kidney cancer, that [understanding] could possibly provide the foundation for developing a targeted therapeutic approach."
Ten years later, the researchers identified mutations in a gene called VHL in patients with von Hippel-Lindau syndrome, a hereditary cancer syndrome in which patients develop kidney tumors with a specific histology, or cellular organization, known as clear cell RCC. They subsequently determined that the VHL gene was also mutated or silenced in most non-hereditary clear cell RCCs, suggesting that VHL was the kidney cancer gene they were seeking.
This discovery led researchers to test therapies that target the VHL pathway, and today there are six drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration to treat patients with advanced clear cell RCC: vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) receptor inhibitors (sorafenib, sunitinib, and pazopanib); a VEGF-binding antibody (bevacizumab); and inhibitors of the mTOR pathway (temsirolimus and everolimus), another VEGF regulator. Although many patients benefit significantly from these agents, few patients are cured.
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Nearly three-quarters of RCC tumors have clear cell histology. The rest, however, display a variety of other histologic patterns. To evaluate the genetic basis of these rarer cancers, Dr. Linehan and his colleagues studied families with non-clear cell RCC. From some of these families they identified a new form of kidney cancer, called hereditary papillary renal carcinoma (HPRC).
Families with HPRC did not have the clinical characteristics of von Hippel-Lindau syndrome, nor did they have VHL gene mutations. Instead, the researchers identified mutations in the proto-oncogene MET, and showed for the first time that a different gene could cause a different type of kidney cancer.
The team wondered if this was a fluke, or if other RCC histologic types were associated with mutations in additional genes. When they examined families with Birt-Hogg-Dubé, a syndrome characterized by multiple skin lesions, the researchers determined that these patients developed chromophobe and oncocytic RCCs. Unlike the clear cell and papillary tumors, these tumors had alterations in a new gene that the group named FLCN.
In addition, another research group found that patients with hereditary leiomyomatosis RCC, a very aggressive form of kidney cancer that Dr. Linehan's group had been studying since the late 1980s, have mutations in fumarate hydratase, an enzyme that plays an essential role in the metabolic process that cells use to generate energy from glucose. To date, investigators have identified 15 different genes that cause distinct types of kidney cancer.
"Today we know that kidney cancer is not a single disease," commented Dr. Linehan. "It's made up of a number of different types of cancer, each with a different histologic type, with a different clinical course, responding differently to therapy, and caused by [mutations in] different genes. But each of these genes is fundamentally involved in the same pathway: the cell's ability to sense oxygen, iron, nutrients, or energy. We have concluded that kidney cancer is fundamentally a metabolic disease."
The Search for More Effective Treatments
Since as many as 20 percent of newly diagnosed patients will have metastatic disease, researchers are far from where they want to be, even with the well-studied clear cell type of RCC, commented Dr. Michael Atkins, leader of the Kidney Cancer Program at the Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center. "We want to produce durable responses in the majority of patients," he said.
To improve patient outcomes, current studies are examining which treatment a patient should receive first based on the characteristics of his or her tumor, the optimal doses and schedules for current treatments, and the best sequence to use for available therapies. Because these tumors are highly vascular, imaging techniques, such as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) or positron emission tomography (PET), may allow researchers to observe subtle treatment effects and modify treatment accordingly.
Other groups, Dr. Atkins continued, are developing more selective inhibitors of the VEGF receptor. These more selective agents may allow clinicians to combine therapies to produce synergistic tumor-fighting activity while sparing patients the side effects associated with less-selective agents. The limited success of cytokine therapy, which activates the immune system, has prompted researchers to investigate the use of novel, more potent immunotherapies.
Researchers are also trying to tease out the pathways tumors use to resist current therapies in order to develop new drugs that target these pathways. Likewise, discovery of the genes that regulate the non-clear cell RCC subtypes has provided numerous potential drug targets. For example, Dr. Linehan's group is conducting trials of agents targeting fumarate hydratase.
Investigators may need to change the design of clinical trials to study the less-common non-clear cell cancers and to evaluate overall survival differences for all RCC therapies more stringently. Additionally, programs such as The Cancer Genome Atlas continue to look for new genes and pathways that regulate RCC, with the aim of developing novel therapy targets.
"I think there has been enormous progress made in kidney cancer," said Dr. Linehan. "Do we need to do better? Of course! But I am very encouraged about the future."


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Her stunning soprano voice aside, Chenoweth's strength has long been a charm so undeniable it's almost a force of nature.
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As deftly as Chenoweth can switch from deadpan song to exuberant singing in songs of that sort, she excels in the art of the sincere ballad. As accompanied on a Steinway grand played by Mary Mitchell Campbell, Chenoweth held the audience rapt with a song in honor of her father ("Fathers and Daughters") and her "Glee" powerhouse number "Maybe This Time."
All throughout, Chenweth shared stories of her Oklahoma upbringing and ascendency into show-biz life that never once sounded shameless given her humble and humored delivery.
"My father thinks dating is as simple as getting on eHarmony to say, 'Tony- and Emmy-award-winning entertainer seeks same,' " she joked.
The crowd went wild for a rendition of "For Good" that included two willing but nervous audience members. Chenoweth fearlessly addressed the tragedy of the Newtown, Conn., shootings with a searing delivery of Don Henley's "The Heart of the Matter," posing a threat to every dry eye in the house.
It was clear throughout the evening that Chenoweth was offering a treat too few of us have the opportunity to enjoy in our hurried, pre-packaged entertainment age: a soulful, solo review of songs straight from the heart of a stage legend. As a send-off into 2013, it was hard to imagine a better reminder of the eternal power of fine songs in the hand and heart of someone who sings like an angel.
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This program was developed in collaboration with the Cabinet for Health and Family Services Training Branch and the University Training Consortium. The Consortium includes Kentucky's eight state universities: Eastern Kentucky University, Kentucky State University, Morehead State University, Murray State University, Northern Kentucky University, University of Kentucky, University of Louisville and Western Kentucky University.
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After one year at Oregon Brett Kingma will continue his career with another Pac-12 program. The former Duck took to Twitter Monday to announce that he's headed to Washington St.
Kingma's tweet read: "excited to go to washington state this year and continue my journey in pullman".
The Mill Creek native played in 19 games for Oregon as a freshman, averaging 3.1 points. He scored a career high 10 points against Vanderbilt, and hit three three-pointers at Washington State.
As a senior at Jackson High School he earned Class 4A player of the year honors in 2011.
Kingma will have to sit out the 2012-2013 season as a result of NCAA transfer rules.


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Employment costs in private industry rise 4.0 percent over the year
July 27, 2001
Compensation costs in private industry rose 4.0 percent in the year ended June 2001, compared with increases of 4.6 percent in June 2000 and 3.3 percent in June 1999.
Wages and salaries rose 3.8 percent for the year ended June 2001, after increasing 4.1 percent in the year ended June 2000.
Benefit costs for private industry workers increased 4.8 percent for the year ended in June 2001, moderating from the increase of 5.7 percent in June 2000.
These data are from the BLS Employment Cost Trends program. Compensation costs (also known as employment costs) include wages, salaries, and employer costs for employee benefits. Learn more in "Employment Cost Index—June 2001," news release USDL 01-236.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, Employment costs in private industry rise 4.0 percent over the year on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2001/july/wk4/art05.htm (visited September 23, 2014).
Spotlight on Statistics: Productivity
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