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Osama Bin Laden is like the Tupac Shakur of the terrorist world. He's dead, but they keep re-releasing old statements of his.
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Game of Thrones - 08-17-2013, 04:26 AM
I understood nobody has yet made a thread for the awesomeness that is GoT. This is not okay at all, because this show is amazing in the highest degree.
Thread for the equally amazing books can be found here, made by Elanorea because she got ahead of us by freaking years.
Everyone must now spill who their favourite character is and why, and which house they want to come out on top. If you haven't watched the show yet, then I'll just go ahead and link you to the first episode as it is imperative you expose yourself to the epicosity quickly, and it's definitely good burning half an hour with if you have nothing else to distract you.
Meanwhile, time to get my squee on. I'm a Daenerys Targaryen supporter. Starks, Lannisters, Greyjoys and the rest can get out- only the dragon may sit the Iron Throne!
Behold her gloriousness;
But I can't tell you why she's so epic because;
Seriously, this show is good. The plot is absolutely magnificent and there's no crappy filler at all; every second is packed to the brim with events and important stuff going down. The characters (of which there are many) are highly rounded and very well done, and they develop fantastically as times go on. Weaklings become great, cowards become brave, heroes turn to monsters and people you thought were good are revealed as the scum of the earth. There are no Disney villains; everyone has at least some small redeeming features and a valid reason to do what they do. There are also no flawless protagonists. None.
The show's also pretty special because it adheres closely to the books instead of being defiled by noob screenwriters and brutalised with adaption rape. The individual roles and actions of certain characters change, but overall the level of genius found in ASOIAF carries over and whatever is altered is actually better off that way.
People who haven't watched it for some reason seem to take the show for a thinly-veiled p0rno flic, which it definitely is not. There are sex scenes, but most of them are relevant to the plot. Except where Theon's concerned, but let's just disregard him, as those tend to be more a case fan disservice than anything else. You'll swear they're doing it just to troll the audience and make them cringe, seriously.
Oh, and just a little warning; everyone can die, and they do, with alarming frequency. George R.R. Martin seems to enjoy torturing his characters and that was definitely not lost in translation. Oh no.
I mean a weapon you hold. You have a gun, Tanith has a sword... I want a stick. ~ Valkyrie Cain
Ill buy you a stick for Christmas. - Skulduggery Pleasant
I am a big fan of the show, I wasnt at first but I decided to persist with it and now it would have to be one of my favorite shows, there is always something interesting happening and never a dull moment, my favorite houses would have to be Targaryen, Daenerys Stormborn being my favorite character from the whole show, she is unbelievable.
I also like the Stark family and also the lannisters, Tyrion being my favorite.
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I can't get behind the show or the books. I love Tyrion, Tywin, and Jamie Lannister, and Arya Stark, but that's almost the entirety of the affection I have for the characters. Well, the Khaleesi I also like, but that's a different matter.
I mostly hate how he seems hellbent on building up plots, and destroying them by killing key players. Feels like a chronicled DnD game gone wrong.
I stare at the girl in the mirror: T-shirt, torn up jeans, no beauty queen.
But the way that you see me, you get underneath me, and all my defenses just fall away, fall away.
I am beautiful with you, even in the darkest part of me. I am beautiful with you;
Make it feel the way it's supposed to be!
I personally love the way he slaughters everyone despite myself. It's like, "once upon a whatever there was a wicked king, a knight in shining armour and a lusty maid locked in a tower to quell her inclinations... and they all die screaming!"
Can't stop laughing. Can't understand why. It's just funny. It's like he's the god of his own world and he spends all day and night trolling the exasperated mortals.
I mean a weapon you hold. You have a gun, Tanith has a sword... I want a stick. ~ Valkyrie Cain
Ill buy you a stick for Christmas. - Skulduggery Pleasant
Well, I have to admit I still haven't found time to watch the show, so in that sense you guys are still ahead of me . How far has the show gotten now anyway, the end of the third book or so?
Got to the end of Feast for Crows I think, so.. yes? o_o;
I stare at the girl in the mirror: T-shirt, torn up jeans, no beauty queen.
But the way that you see me, you get underneath me, and all my defenses just fall away, fall away.
I am beautiful with you, even in the darkest part of me. I am beautiful with you;
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Re: Drop that Dildo!
Lawmakers in Tennessee aren't exactly blazing new ground in proposing a ban on dildos and other sex toys. Texas has a longstanding ban on "obscene devices," including dildos, vibrators, and artificial vaginas, "designed or marketed as useful primarily for the stimulation of human genital organs" - the exact language in the proposed Tennessee statute. (Owning more than six, meanwhile, implies an intent to "promote"a Class A misdemeanor) The result, as I reported in the Austin Chronicle in 2000, has been a proliferation of "anatomically correct condom education models." In other words, dildos may be illegal… but a dildo by any other name is educational.


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Stuffed Cornish Hens With Orange Sauce
|Hot water
|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
|Frozen orange juice concentrate
|6 Ounce, defrosted and divided (1 Can)
|Long grain and wild rice mix
|6 Ounce (1 Package)
|Bacon slices
|4 , cooked and crumbled
|Cornish hens
|4 Pound (Four 1 Pound Hens)
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Browning sauce
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
In 2-quart casserole, combine water, 1/4, cup orange juice concentrate and rice.
Cook, covered with lid, at HIGH 5 to 6 minutes and at MEDIUM-LOW 20 minutes, or until rice is tender; stir in bacon.
Stuff hens with rice mixture.
With cotton string, tie legs together.
Place hens in 12x8-inch dish.
Cook, covered with wax paper, at HIGH 28 to 30 minutes, or until hens are tender.
Meanwhile, combine remaining orange juice concentrate, honey and browning sauce; brush hens every 10 minutes.
Let stand covered, 10 minutes
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 4903 Calories from Fat 2353
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 261 g401.5%
Saturated Fat 71.7 g358.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1839.6 mg613.2%
Sodium 1760.3 mg73.3%
Total Carbohydrates 287 g95.5%
Dietary Fiber 0.21 g0.83%
Sugars 159.6 g
Protein 333 g666.6%
Vitamin A 39.2% Vitamin C 16%
Calcium 22.4% Iron 80.9%
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Research Article
Incidence of lymphoproliferative disorders in patients with celiac disease†
Version of Record online: 28 MAY 2012
DOI: 10.1002/ajh.23237
Copyright © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
American Journal of Hematology
Volume 87, Issue 8, pages 754–759, August 2012
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Leslie, L. A., Lebwohl, B., Neugut, A. I., Gregory Mears, J., Bhagat, G. and Green, P. H.R. (2012), Incidence of lymphoproliferative disorders in patients with celiac disease. Am. J. Hematol., 87: 754–759. doi: 10.1002/ajh.23237
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- Issue online: 17 JUL 2012
- Version of Record online: 28 MAY 2012
- Accepted manuscript online: 26 APR 2012 07:42AM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: 13 APR 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 10 APR 2012
- Manuscript Received: 18 NOV 2011
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Prior studies describe an increased incidence of lymphoma in celiac disease. However, few studies differentiate among lymphoproliferative disorders (LPDs). Our aim was to determine incidences of LPD subtypes in celiac disease patients, describe patterns of celiac disease presentation in patients who develop LPD, and compare survival in patients with various LPD subtypes. We conducted a retrospective cohort study of adults with biopsy-proven celiac disease seen at a US referral center from 1981 to 2010, identified patients with comorbid LPD, and calculated standardized incidence ratios (SIR) for each LPD subtype. In our cohort of 1,285 patients with celiac disease, there were 40 patients with LPD [SIR = 6.48, 95% confidence interval (CI) = 4.62–8.64] including 33 with non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL, SIR = 6.91, 95% CI = 4.26–8.28). The incidences of NHL subtypes including enteropathy-associated T-cell (EATL, n = 12), non-EATL T-cell (SIR = 22.43, 95% CI = 7.08–46.41), diffuse large B-cell (SIR = 5.37, 95% CI = 1.93–10.52), mantle cell (SIR = 32.21, 95% CI = 6.07–78.97), and marginal zone (SIR = 37.17, 11.73–76.89) lymphoma remained significantly elevated when only those diagnosed with celiac before LPD were considered (n = 24, NHL SIR = 4.47, 95% CI = 2.86–6.44). Patients who developed LPD were older at time of celiac disease diagnosis (57.9 ± 15.5 versus 42.5 ± 17.4 years, P < 0.0001) and more likely to present with diarrhea (60.0% versus 39.8% P = 0.016), abdominal pain (17.5% versus 5.5% P = 0.0046), and/or weight loss (12.5% versus 4.0%, P = 0.028). EATL patients had a shorter average survival than non-EATL NHL patients (3.2 versus 15.0 years, P = 0.016). The incidence of LPD is increased in celiac disease patients. Those diagnosed later in life who present with symptoms of malabsorption are more likely to be diagnosed with LPD. Am. J. Hematol. 2012. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder that occurs in genetically susceptible individuals due to an immune mediated inflammatory reaction to dietary gluten [1]. It is common, occurring in 1% of the population worldwide. Celiac disease is considered an emerging disorder as the prevalence has increased ∼ fivefold over the past 50 years [2]. Despite improved diagnostic techniques and increased awareness, it is considered that those diagnosed with celiac disease represent only a fraction of the true prevalence [3]. With the rising prevalence, there has been a growing interest in studying the complications of longstanding disease, particularly the observed increased mortality in patients with celiac disease compared with that of the general population. This increased mortality has been mainly attributed to the elevated incidence of malignancy, including lymphoma [4–7].
Lymphoproliferative disorder (LPD) is a general term that includes lymphoma, chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), and plasma cell dyscrasias such as multiple myeloma. Within LPD, lymphoma is typically classified as Hodgkin lymphoma or non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL). NHL can be further divided into B-cell NHL or T-cell NHL. B-cell NHL includes subtypes such as diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL), mantle cell lymphoma, marginal zone lymphoma, and follicular lymphoma. T-cell NHL includes subtypes such as cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, peripheral T-cell lymphoma, and enteropathy-associated T-cell lymphoma (EATL). It is clinically important to distinguish among the various subtypes of LPD due to the differences in natural history, prognosis, and approach to treatment.
Prior studies on the incidence of lymphomas in celiac disease commonly distinguish between Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphoma as well as B-cell and T-cell NHL. However, only a small number of studies further differentiate among NHL subtypes and even fewer studies include other LPD subtypes such as CLL and multiple myeloma [8–16]. Additionally, how to identify celiac disease patients with an increased risk of developing LPD remains unclear.
Our aim was to determine the incidences of LPD subtypes in a large cohort of patients with celiac disease seen at a single outpatient, tertiary referral center compared with the expected population based frequency in the United States. In addition, we determined the pattern of celiac disease presentation in patients who were diagnosed with concurrent LPD compared with those who were not and compared survival in celiac disease patients diagnosed with various LPD subtypes.
We conducted a retrospective cohort study of patients seen at the Celiac Disease Center at Columbia University Medical Center, a tertiary outpatient referral center, from 1981 to 2010. A list of patients with celiac disease was obtained from a preexisting institutional review board (IRB)-approved database. All patients had biopsy-proven celiac disease and were age 18 or older at time of evaluation at the Celiac Disease Center. We obtained prospectively collected data on gender, age at celiac disease diagnosis, presenting symptoms at time of celiac disease diagnosis, and survival for each patient in the cohort. Patients with comorbid LPD were identified by performing a manual search of the database as well as performing an ICD-9 search of the electronic medical record used at Columbia University Medical Center. For those with LPD, we also determined age at LPD diagnosis and time elapsed between celiac disease and LPD diagnoses.
LPD was defined as Hodgkin lymphoma, NHL, CLL, or multiple myeloma. NHL was further classified as EATL, non-EATL T-cell NHL, or B-cell NHL. Cases of B-cell NHL were subclassified as marginal zone lymphoma, mantle cell lymphoma, follicular lymphoma, DLBCL, or post-transplant LPD. All cases of LPD were confirmed by histopathology, immunophenotype, cytogenetics, and radiographic data as available; then staged according to the Ann Arbor staging system for Hodgkin and NHL or Rai classification system for CLL.
We calculated age and sex-adjusted standardized incidence ratios (SIR) and correlating 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) using the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Result (SEER) database to estimate the expected incidences of LPD subtypes in the general U.S. population. The SEER database is a resource established by the National Cancer Institute that collects cancer statistics from specific geographic areas representing 28% of the U.S. population [17]. The SIR was not calculated for a LPD subtype if the observed incidence was less than two or if the expected incidence was zero. In addition, we calculated the number of person-years at risk for each age group starting from diagnosis of celiac disease and ending with the diagnosis of LPD, death, or the last follow-up date in this analysis. Because patients who were diagnosed with LPD before diagnosis of celiac disease contributed no person-years at risk, we performed a sensitivity analysis, repeating the calculation of SIRs while excluding this group of individuals.
Throughout the analysis, a two-tailed P-value less than 0.05 was considered significant. For the survival analysis, SAS software (version 9.2, Cary, NC) was used to create Kaplan Meier curves, and equality testing was performed using log rank test with alpha cutoff of 0.05.
There were 1,285 celiac disease patients in our cohort with a total of 12,693 person-years of observation (Table I). There were 46 patients (3.5%) diagnosed with celiac disease before 1980, 62 patients (4.8%) diagnosed in the 1980s, 365 patients (28.4%) diagnosed in the 1990s, and 812 patients (63.2%) diagnosed in the 2000s. Of the 40 patients with celiac disease and LPD, two (5%) were diagnosed with celiac disease before 1980, one (2.5%) was diagnosed in the 1980s, 17 (42%) were diagnosed in the 1990s, and 20 (50%) were diagnosed in the 2000s. The mean duration of follow-up for patients with celiac only was 10.6 ± 8.2 years versus 6.6 ± 7.5 years in patients with celiac and LPD.
|Celiac only
|Celiac and LPD
|Proportion of CD patients with LPD
|40/1,285 (0.031)
|Total men (% of cohort)
|364 (29.2%)
|16 (40.0%)
|380 (29.6%)
|Proportion of CD men with LPD
|16/380 (0.042)
|Total women (% of cohort)
|881 (70.8%)
|24 (60.0%)
|905 (70.4%)
|Proportion CD women with LPD
|24/905 (0.027)
|Age at CD diagnosis
|Total (SD) years
|42.5 (17.4)
|57.8 (15.5)
|43.0 (17.5)
|Men (SD) years
|45.4 (18.1)
|55.0 (16.6)
|45.8 (18.1)
|Women (SD) years
|41.4 (16.9)
|59.7 (14.7)
|41.8 (17.1)
Of the 1,285 patients with celiac disease, 40 patients with LPD (SIR 6.48, 95% CI 4.62–8.64) were identified. There were 33 patients with NHL, one with Hodgkin lymphoma, and six with CLL, but no patient with multiple myeloma was identified. The SIRs for each LPD subtype are shown in Table II. Of the 33 patients with NHL, there were 16 cases of B-cell NHL, five cases of non-EATL T-cell lymphoma, and 12 cases of EATL. Due to the rarity of EATL cases in the SEER database, the expected incidence of EATL is listed as zero, and therefore, we were unable to calculate the SIR of EATL. Non-EATL T-cell lymphoma included one patient with cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, two patients with peripheral T-cell lymphoma, and two patients with NK-T cell leukemia/lymphoma. Of the 16 cases of B-cell NHL, there were six cases of DLBCL, three cases of mantle cell lymphoma, five cases of marginal zone lymphoma, one case of follicular lymphoma, and one case of post-transplant LPD.
|LPD overall
|LPD men
|LPD women
|NHL overall (B-cell and T-cell)
|NHL: excluding EATL
|NHL: B-cell overall
|Mantle cell
|Marginal zone
|Post-transplant LPD
|NHL: T-cell (non-EATL)
|Hodgkin lymphoma
|Multiple myeloma
Of the 1,285 patients with celiac disease, 905 (70%) were women and 380 (30%) were men. Twenty-four (60%) of the 40 patients diagnosed with LPD were women, 16 (40%) were men. The proportion of women with celiac disease diagnosed with concurrent LPD was 0.027, the proportion of males with celiac disease and concurrent LPD was 0.042 (Table I). The SIRs of LPD overall in men (SIR 6.01, 95% CI 3.42–9.31) and women (SIR 6.84, 95% CI 4.37–9.84) were similar (Table II).
The timing of the diagnosis of lymphoma in relationship to the timing of the diagnosis of celiac disease is shown in Fig. 1. Twenty-four patients were diagnosed with celiac disease before LPD, six patients were diagnosed with celiac disease and LPD concurrently (defined as ± 6 months), and 10 patients were diagnosed with celiac disease after LPD. No T-cell lymphoma was diagnosed before the diagnosis of celiac disease, whereas B-cell lymphoma was diagnosed both before and after the diagnosis of celiac disease. Of the patients with T-cell NHL (EATL and non-EATL), 14 were diagnosed with celiac disease before LPD, while three were diagnosed with celiac and LPD concurrently. Of those with B-cell NHL, seven were diagnosed with celiac disease before LPD, three were diagnosed with celiac disease and LPD concurrently, and six were diagnosed with celiac disease after LPD. Half of the six patients with CLL were diagnosed with celiac disease before LPD and half were diagnosed with celiac disease after LPD (Fig. 1). When only those patients diagnosed with celiac disease before LPD were considered (N = 24, Table III), the SIR results were similar to those calculated using all 40 cases of LPD. The SIRs of LPD overall, NHL overall, mantle cell lymphoma, marginal zone lymphoma, and non-EATL T-cell NHL remained significantly elevated. The prevalence of EATL remained high in this cohort, and the SIRs of LPD in men and women remained similarly elevated. However, the SIRs of DLBCL and CLL were no longer significantly elevated (Table III).
|LPD overall
|LPD men
|LPD women
|NHL overall (B-cell and T-cell)
|NHL: excluding EATL
|NHL: B-cell
|Post-transplant LPD
|NHL: T-cell (non-EATL)
|Multiple myeloma
The mean age at celiac disease diagnosis in the cohort was 43.0 ± 17.5 years. The mean age at celiac diagnosis was later in men compared with women (average age in men 45.8 ± 18.1 years versus 41.8 ± 17.1 years in women, P-value = 0.0002, Table I). Patients who were diagnosed with LPD were diagnosed with celiac disease at a later age than patients who were not diagnosed with LPD (average age 57.8 ± 15.5 years versus 42.5 ± 17.4 years, P-value <0.0001, Table I, Fig. 2).
Patients with celiac disease and LPD were more likely to present with diarrhea (60.0% versus 39.8%, P-value 0.016), abdominal pain (17.5% versus 5.5%, P-value 0.0046), and/or weight loss (12.5% versus 4.0%, P-value 0.028) at time of celiac disease diagnosis than patients who did not develop LPD. There was no difference in the frequency of anemia, bone disease, or dermatitis herpetiformis at time of celiac disease presentation. The frequencies of diagnosis by screening in patients with a positive family history if celiac disease and incidental diagnosis of celiac disease during endoscopy performed for other indications were similar in the two groups. These results did not significantly change when those diagnosed with celiac disease and LPD concurrently were excluded (Table IV).
|Celiac only N (%)
|Celiac and LPD N (%)
|Celiac and LPD (Excluding patients diagnosed concurrently)
|492 (39.8%)
|24 (60.0%)
|21 (61.8%)
|Abdominal pain
|68 (5.5%)
|7 (17.5%)
|7 (20.6%)
|Weight loss
|50 (4.0%)
|5 (12.5%)
|5 (14.7%)
|169 (13.7%)
|8 (20.0%)
|8 (23.5%)
|193 (15.6%)
|3 (7.5%)
|2 (5.9%)
|58 (4.7%)
|1 (2.5%)
|1 (2.9%)
|Bone disease
|68 (5.5%)
|2 (5.0%)
|2 (5.9%)
|Dermatitis herpetiformis
|20 (1.6%)
|1 (2.5%)
|0 (0.0%)
Patients with EATL were diagnosed with celiac disease at a younger average age than those with other types of LPD (48.6 ± 14.7 versus 59.2 ± 15.8 years, P = 0.06) and were also diagnosed with EATL at a younger average age than celiac disease patients with other subtypes of LPD (58.3 ± 15.0 versus 61.5 ± 12.7 years, P = 0.55), but these trends were not statistically significant. Seventy-five percentage of patients with EATL presented with diarrhea at time of initial celiac disease diagnosis (Table V).
|Other LPD
|Age at CD dx (SD) years
|48.6 (14.7)
|59.2 (15.8)
|Age at LPD dx (SD) years
|58.3 (15.0)
|61.5 (12.7)
|Number of women (%)
|6 (50.0)
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The pattern of DLBCL presentation in our cohort of celiac disease patients was atypical compared with the pattern of presentation of DLBCL in the general population. All six DLBCL patients had extranodal disease with DLBCL confined to the GI tract in four of the six patients; one with jejunal DLBCL, two with gastric DLBCL, and one with DLBCL of the transverse colon. The fifth patient presented with a malignant pleural effusion and a jejunal mass; however, an intestinal biopsy was not obtained to determine the etiology of the jejunal abnormality. The sixth patient also had extranodal DLBCL with isolated long bone involvement. All five patients with marginal zone lymphoma had typical presentations. There were two cases of splenic marginal zone in patients who presented with splenomegaly, one case of nodal marginal zone in a patient who presented with lymphadenopathy, and two cases of localized extranodal marginal zone lymphoma of the mucosa associated lymphoid tissue (MALT) type. Both cases of MALT lymphoma were gastric MALT in Helicobacter pylori negative patients. All three patients with mantle cell lymphoma presented with Stage IV disease; no case of mantle cell involved the gastrointestinal tract. All patients with EATL has gastrointestinal tract involvement; six of the 12 patients with EATL presented with Stage I disease, four with Stage II disease, and two with Stage IV disease. All six patients with CLL presented classically with asymptomatic lymphocytosis with or without lymphadenopathy, splenomegaly, anemia, and/or thrombocytopenia.
Fifteen of the 40 patients with celiac disease and LPD died during the study period. The mean survival for patients with EATL or non-EATL T-cell NHL was short (mean survival 3.2 ± 0.9 years and 2.8 ± 1.2 years, respectively) compared with patients with B-cell NHL or CLL (mean survival 15.5 ± 2.3 years and 18.9 ± 1.1 years, respectively, P = 0.033; Fig. 3).
We describe an increased incidence of LPD, particularly various types of NHL, in patients with celiac disease seen at a tertiary care referral center compared with that of the general U.S. population. Although the increased risk of T-cell lymphoma is generally appreciated in this population [13–16, 18], in this study, the incidence of T-cell NHL (N = 17) and B-cell NHL (N = 16) were equally elevated in individuals with biopsy proven celiac disease. For B-cell NHL subtypes, similar to prior studies, an increased incidence of DLBCL was noted. We also found an increased incidence of marginal zone and mantle cell lymphoma, subtypes that frequently involve the gastrointestinal tract but have not previously been thought to be strongly associated with celiac disease. Marginal zone lymphoma is classically associated with conditions that cause chronic inflammation, such as H. pylori infection or Sjogren's disease [19, 20]. Therefore, the high prevalence of marginal zone lymphoma in patients with celiac disease, a chronic inflammatory disorder of the bowel, is not surprising and has been suggested but not quantified previously. The majority of mantle cell lymphomas are thought to arise from naïve B-cell precursors or B-cells that have not been antigenically stimulated [21]. However, recent studies have shown that ∼20% of mantle cell lymphomas exhibit evidence of somatic hypermutation suggesting an origin from B-cells that have transited the germinal center [22, 23]. If it is determined that patients with celiac disease develop mantle cell lymphomas with mutated immunoglobulin variable region genes, a common pathophysiologic mechanism between mantle cell and marginal zone lymphoma may be uncovered. On the other hand, no cases of multiple myeloma were detected with 1.23 cases expected. This may either represent an absence of increased risk or possibly a decreased risk of multiple myeloma in patients with celiac disease. Although there is a paucity of data on the incidence of multiple myeloma in patient with celiac disease, this finding is consistent with the absence of increased risk recently described by Elfström et al. [15].
The increased incidence of DLBCL in our cohort was similar to that described in previous studies [16]; however, the mode of DLBCL presentation in our cohort of celiac disease patients was atypical. In the general population nodal, DLBCL is more common than extranodal DLBCL, which accounts for ∼25%–30% of DLBCL cases. The most common primary sites of extranodal DLBCL include the gastrointestinal tract, skin, bones, central nervous system, and testes [24]. In our cohort, all six patients with DLBCL had extranodal disease. Additionally, four of the six patients had isolated primary gastrointestinal disease. Although screening for celiac disease in all patients with lymphoma has not been shown to be of value [25, 26], celiac disease screening may be indicated in those diagnosed with extranodal DLBCL of the gastrointestinal tract.
It is generally accepted that the incidence of LPD is higher in males than females [27–29]. The fact that autoimmune conditions are more common in females than males has also been well described [30–32]. The 3:7 male to female ratio in our cohort is similar to the gender distribution reported in prior studies of celiac disease patients. Similar to LPD overall, the prevalence of LPD in males with celiac disease was higher than females with celiac disease. However, comparable SIRs of LPD in males and females in our cohort argues against gender as an independent risk factor for development of LPD in celiac disease.
Silano et al. [33] suggest that the risk of malignancy is increased in patients who are diagnosed with celiac disease later in life. Similarly, we found that patients diagnosed with celiac disease after age 50 were more likely to develop LPD than those diagnosed with celiac disease before age 50. This suggests that a prolonged period of continued gluten ingestion before celiac disease diagnosis may be a risk factor for developing LPD and, therefore, age at celiac disease diagnosis should be considered when trying to identify celiac disease patients at increased risk of developing LPD.
Corrao et al. [34] reported increased mortality in celiac disease patients who initially present with a malabsorption syndrome compared with celiac disease patients who present with mild or absent symptoms. The increased mortality was attributed to malignant complications, most commonly lymphoma. In our cohort, patients who presented with diarrhea, abdominal pain, and/or weight loss were more likely to develop LPD than those without these symptoms. To ensure these symptoms were not due to an underlying LPD rather than celiac disease, a second comparison was performed excluding patients diagnosed with celiac disease and LPD concurrently with unchanged results (Table IV). The presence of anemia, bone disease, dermatitis herpetiformis, and a family history of celiac disease were similar in celiac disease patients with and without LPD. The presence of diarrhea or a malabsorption syndrome at time of celiac disease diagnosis may indicate a higher degree of local intestinal inflammation, may correlate with intensity of the systemic inflammatory response, and could be used to help identify patients at increased risk of developing complications of chronic inflammation such as LPD.
Although prognosis varies greatly among the various subtypes of T-cell and B-cell lymphoma, in general patients with T-cell NHL have a poorer prognosis than those with B-cell NHL. Halfdanarson et al. [35] recently reported a decreased 5-year and 10-year survival in celiac disease patients with T-cell lymphoma compared with celiac disease patients with B-cell lymphoma. We also found that, similar to the general population, the mean survival of celiac disease patients with T-cell NHL, including EATL and non-EATL T-cell NHL, is decreased compared with celiac disease patients with B-cell NHL, including B-cell NHL and CLL. Considering the difference in survival among patients with various LPD subtypes, we suggest that it is crucial to differentiate among LPD subtypes when determining prognosis in patients with LPD and underlying autoimmune or chronic inflammatory conditions. We are not aware as to whether LPD patients with celiac disease have different survival rates compared with LPD patients without celiac disease.
The risk for EATL was increased markedly because it is so rare in the general population that it is not represented as a NHL subtype in the SEER database. Sharaiha et al. [36] estimated that the incidence of EATL was 0.016 to 0.024 per 100,000 in the United States during the study period. All EATL cases occurred either concurrently or up to 10 years after the diagnosis of celiac disease. The prognosis for these patients was poor.
Elfström et al. reported an increased risk of lymphoma in patients with chronic intestinal inflammation and histopathologically diagnosed celiac disease. However, patients with latent celiac disease, or positive serology without evidence of intestinal inflammation, were not at risk [15]. One major strength of our study was that the cohort only included cases of biopsy proven celiac disease, which is the presumed at risk population. Other strengths included the large size of the cohort and long follow-up period, which included over 12,000 person-years of observation. The vast majority of patients were seen as nonhospitalized patients. Conducting the study in an outpatient setting was another strength because, unlike studies that solely include hospitalized patients, the results of an outpatient study are more applicable to the general celiac disease population. The detailed clinical description of a relatively large number of celiac disease patients with concurrent LPD and subsequent comparison between these patients and celiac disease patients without LPD within the same referral cohort were the major strengths of the study.
Patients seen at a tertiary care celiac disease referral center may be referred due to the presence of complicated or severe disease, and the prevalence of LPD may be overestimated in our cohort due to referral bias. On the other hand, considering that many patients presented for a second or third opinion and then were lost to follow-up the prevalence of LPD may also have been underestimated. Since approximately one-third of patients were lost to follow-up and, therefore, were presumed to be living, mortality may have been underestimated in our study. Additionally, it is possible that patients seen at a tertiary care center receive more aggressive screening for LPD and therefore survival may be overestimated in this cohort. The absence of population-based data on EATL in the SEER database was another limitation of the study. Finally, we did not have detailed information regarding adherence to the gluten-free diet so as to assess the relationship between dietary adherence and LPD risk [37].
The pathophysiologic mechanism linking chronic inflammation to LPD is poorly understood and likely multifactorial. Loss of epithelial barrier function, systemic migration of aberrant small intestinal T-cells, inhibition of DNA repair mechanisms, and dysfunctional immune surveillance all may contribute to the increased incidence of LPD in patients with celiac disease. The inflammatory microenvironment includes cytokines and growth factors that lead to migration or accumulation of inflammatory cells, cell proliferation, and angiogenesis all fostering tumor development [38, 39]. Further studies are needed to elucidate the underlying mechanisms of both local and distant tumorigenesis in celiac disease.
In conclusion, we found an elevated incidence of multiple LPD subtypes among patients with celiac disease. In the future, the association between celiac disease and various LPD subtypes could be further analyzed to identify common molecules in the inflammatory and lymphoproliferative pathways as promising targets for drug design. These findings could then be studied to risk stratify patients with regard to lymphoma, devise surveillance protocols, and propose preventative strategies in celiac disease patients with increased risk of developing LPD.
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Raymond Harold Melancon, 79, a resident of Thibodaux, died Friday, Dec. 29, 2006.
Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to funeral time Friday at Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church. Memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Friday at the church.
He is survived by his wife, Lena Thibodaux Melancon; six sons, Michael, Ricky, Thomas, John, Dallas and Dexter Melancon; four daughters, Cathy Hebert, Roberta Melancon, Holly Gravois and Stephanie Ledet; three brothers, Murray, Richard and Robert Melancon; 15 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Nara and Olive Clement Melancon; and one brother, Nathan Melancon.
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Wiliamsburg has entered a licensing program with portable and fixture lighting producer Robert Abbey, Inc. The collection, which will launch at the Spring High Point Market, includes 12 lighting families with contemporary takes on 18th-century designs, Williamsburg announced.
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"Walden Media is a company unlike any other operating in the American film
industry. For starters, it's not based in Hollywood. The offices for senior
management and the publication division are in Boston, where Flaherty was born
and raised."
I hate to quibble, but that's not really accurate.
Walden Media's corporate HQ is in Los Angeles. Mr. Flaherty may work out of his Boston office, but the company is very much "Hollywood" in its location and operations.
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Michael moore has many of the same qualities.
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I love his movies. Charolette's Wed and Chronicles of Narnia are some of our family's favorite movies. I am so glad that there are film makers out there who still care about family values and high standards.
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After seeing the Narnia movies, my children and I had great discussions about the Christian symbolism. There are other fantastic themes in those films as well. His objective to create family discussion was achieved, with my family at least.
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I don't know whether to laugh or cry over this article. For an evangelical
Christian, with the financial support of an arch-conservative, to claim that
Thoreau and Walden Pond were his inspiration, shows a clear misunderstanding of
who Thoreau was and what he taught.
To Thoreau, "marching to a different drum" meant listening to the guidance within yourself, no matter what others were saying, preaching, doing and demanding of you. That's why he retreated to Walden Pond: so he could hear that voice within himself ever more clearly.
Could such a man possibly have anything in common with a theology which teaches that whoever doesn't believe in it will be tortured eternally by God? Could Thoreau possibly have supported financier Anschutz's campaign against the right of two people who are in love to marry, because they're both of the same gender?
Lockstep thinking, even if it seemingly goes against other lockstep thinking in our culture, is *not* marching to a different drum. You don't learn the lessons of Walden Pond by going to the movies--or to a church, for that matter. Again, it can only come from within.
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I love Waldon media. One of our family favorites is Amazing Grace. Thank you Deseret News for bringing this story to light. (I had no idea.) I will continue to support Walden through my $$$. I applaud Mr. Flaherty and his tireless effort to bring real value to media today. I wish there were more of him!
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Thank you Free Agency. I doubt that many who watch these films have ever even cracked open Walden Pond or know anything about what Thoreau was trying to remove himself from. It reminds me a little of how N. Korea uses The Diary of Anne Frank to espouse their theories and indoctrinate youth. I just wonder what Thoreau would think if this guy could sit him down and say, "Hey Henry-I made this Narnia movie because I was inspired by you!" He'd probably choke on his popcorn.
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- 1 room with balcony and view overlooking the lake which can be used as single room.
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Tim is a great Host and has a really good apartment. He gave us some local tips. The room was clean and the view is perfect (on a little lake).
We had a very nice time in Copenhagen. From the houses to get there by bus in about 20 minutes to the city center. From the small balcony you have a beautiful view of the countryside and a small lake. Tim is very helpful and courteous. Tim Thank you for the lovely stay!
Wir hatten eine sehr schöne Zeit in Kopenhagen. Von der Unterkunft aus kommt man mit dem Bus in ca. 20 Minuten ins Stadtzentrum. Vom kleinen Balkon aus hat man einen sehr schönen Blick ins Grüne und auf einen kleinen See. Tim ist sehr hilfsbereit und zuvorkommend. Danke Tim für den schönen Aufenthalt!
We spent a lovely weekend in Copenhagen with accommodation in a bright and spacious room and separate bath. The house was at Utterslev bog, so it was great with a run in the morning. Our host was very accommodating and flexible.
Vi tilbragte en dejlig weekend i København med overnatning i lyst og rummeligt værelse med og separat bad. Huset lå ved Utterslev mose, så det var skønt med en løbetur om morgenen. Vores vært var meget imødekommende og fleksibel.
Tim was a very nice and hospitable man. The accomodations were very well kept and maintained. The house was about a five minute walk to a nice street with resteraunts, shops, and even grocery stores. There was a bus stop only minutes from the house giving access to all of copenhagen. We really enjoyed our stay!
la stanza è accogliente e pulita, geniale l'idea dell'angolo frigo,caffe, the,anche se è un pò distante dal centro è ben collegata. Tim è molto socievole, allegro e disponibile.
Tim was a very polite an helpful host. In the room are City Maps and many other information you ned. There is a very good public transfer Form the central Station to Tims house. Behind it is a very big Park with a lake. The room and bathroom were very clean. There was also a refridgerator and a waterboiler and free wifi. Tim welcomed us with cold beer and was every time reachable for some information. Great place to stay in kobenhaven a few days. 100% recommendable!
The accommodation was very nice, clean, adequately furnished and place the images accordingly. You can park right in front of the house. To Copenhagen in the city buses run regularly, the journey takes about 20 minutes. Tim is very nice, open, friendly and helpful. We quickly settled down and found along well in the local area thanks to his advice. The upper rooms including the bathroom are separated from the rest of the apartment, so that one does not bother anyone if one is coming or going. Overall, an excellent place to stay if you want to stay low in Copenhagen. We enjoyed our short break. Thank you Tim.
Die Unterkunft war sehr schön, sauber, ausreichend Platz und den Bildern entsprechend eingerichtet. Man kann direkt vor dem Haus parken. Nach Kopenhagen in die Innenstadt fahren regelmäßig Busse, die Fahrt dauert ca. 20 Minuten. Tim ist sehr nett, offen, freundlich und hilfsbereit. Schnell haben wir uns eingelebt und in der näheren Umgebung dank seiner Tipps gut zurechtgefunden. Die oberen Zimmer inklusive Bad sind vom Rest der Wohnung abgetrennt, so dass man niemanden stört wenn man kommt oder geht. Insgesamt eine sehr empfehlenswerte Unterkunft, wenn man günstig in Kopenhagen wohnen möchte. Wir haben den Kurzurlaub genossen. Danke Tim.
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Both fighters are coming off great performances. Kwadjo 14-1 (10 KO), a Ghanaian who boxes out of Fiji, annexed the IBF Australasian title with a seventh round stoppage of Jamie Pittman. Sherrington 26-5 (17 KO), a Gold Coast local, recently defeated former world title challenger Rubin Williams in four rounds..
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We created a new website based on WordPress (http://www.mercurypay.com), and as I usually do, I created a favicon.ico file that included transparency, and uploaded it to both the public HTML directory on our server and also the WordPress theme folder.
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To The Editor: Let's not forget all the human sacrifices others have made to allow us our freedom.
In a recent letter a comment was made that not everyone will miss Thompson's Store when it closes. A reference was made about the kind of music being played in Thompson's Store and that a Bible was on the counter. When a person dies only the people who had a relationship with the deceased would have a reason to miss them. For those of us who are fortunate enough to have a history with and treasured memories of and at the store, we will certainly miss it.
As for the music, being able to hear the words of a song knowing I don't have to be embarrassed or offended by filth and vulgarity and not having to worry about a hearing loss due to the loudness of the music is a blessing.
As for the Bible on the counter, in Mark 8:38 Christ said, "Whosoever therefore shall be ashamed of Me and of My Words in this adulterous and sinful generation of him also shall the Son of Man be ashamed, when He comes in the Glory of His Father with the Holy Angels."
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Not your normal boring shirt ~ almost tattoo looking! Great fit!
comfortable, easy to wear.. perfect for lounging or a show!
This is a super versatile top! I mainly use it for yoga and hiking, but it's very cute and could be used with a skirt or nice pants to wear on a night out. I'm 135lbs and 5'6" tall and chose to go with the small. It fits great and is a bit roomy if anything. It's loose through the abdomen so there is no need to worry about that pesky "muffin top" look. It's an awesome material and feels like it will last for a long time. The only thing I don't like is that the white color is a bit see through where the built in bra ends, so consider going with a darker color if that would bother you!
It fits perfect, like all Prana tops. I climb, run, do yoga, backpack, and even just go out window shopping in it. Love it.
The fit is perfect. Not too tight, not too loose. The fabric wicks sweat away from the body. Love it!
It appeared, by the photo, to be dressy and have a classic look. Just plain drab.
Prana makes the softest feeling T-shirts.
I wore the shirt with a tie to a Christmas party, since it is good-looking enough to pass as a dressy casual shirt. I love the color combination. It was the ONLY dark-green stripe shirt I found this year. I don't care for the diagonal stripes on the sleeves, and I find the vertical button-holes on the sleeves hard-to-manage.


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