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On Thursday, the final day of the team's offseason program, Ryan Tannehill got the most first-team snaps that he ever has on a single day since joining the Dolphins. Until Thursday, his snaps with the first team were very, very, very limited.
The results Thursday were mixed.
For a full report on Thursday's practice (including all the highs and lows from Tannehill); a look at everything Joe Philbin had to say after Wednesday's practice; and news and notes from Tuesday's practice, please click HERE on my Sports Buzz blog and keep scrolling down. You'll see the reports from all three days. We also have Thursday quotes from Joe Philbin from moments ago wrapping up the team's offseason program.
Shout-outs today go to Julius Pruitt (three touchdowns), Reshad Jones and Sean Smith (both made interceptions); David Garrard (remains pretty consistent; threw a TD to Pruitt) ; Anderson Russell (picked off Matt Moore); Roberto Wallace (very good the past month) and cornerback Quentin Lawrence, who got more work with Nolan Carroll sidelined.
Armando will be back in late July, when training camp opens.
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Update from Thursday Dolphins practice; Some good, some not-so-good for Tannehill
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Where the hell is Mando?
Who the hell cares where Armando is? We're getting information - that's all that matters. And my God, it's the middle of June and there's not a lot of news to begin with. The man is allowed to take a vacation during the offseason. Just feel fortunate we have other Herald people who care enough to give updates here.
There's an explanation posted for Armando's absence. Apparently, it's legit. But who knows?
I hate it when the toughest game of the season happens to be the first game of the season. The Texans are projected to be in contention for the Super Bowl without a game played, and Miami has not ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever beaten them. I could throw in a few more evers to match the times the Texans have won against the Fins, but you get the point.
Thanks Barry. I like news about the Phins and if the rest of the turds don't care too bad for them.
Wow 5 weeks of vacation after the exhausting work of covering a coaching search and the Manning Sweepstakes.
I bet Armando does not even smell the Herald Building and does all his work from his gay mac book in his speedo by the Biltmore pool.
You don't see Omar Kelly taking 5 week vacations !!!!
who cares about armuddo, he can stay gone! the dullfins are going to be better than most think, just not good enough. just another crap season and another crap draft.
This site is now infested with idiots, stups and trolls. Dolphin haters who don't know a thing. This is sad.
"Barf for Barkley",,,Barf for Barkley, Barf for Barkley. Now everybody,,,Barf for Barkley!!!!!!
I think my blog of with no real reporters or access to the team is better than the real Miami Dolphins blogs because I only allow BS stories or what Walker thinks
(LMAO) stories about a team that I officially have seen once in person.
Although I was stumbling drunk as usual, do not emember much and passed out in the back seat of some dudes car, who dropped at the bus station.
I will try to get rehab next week and let Barry and Armando do their job as I really should try to sober up and spend some coherent time with my kids.
Please help my dad get to drug and alcohol rehab.He keeps promising us he will go and then we find him passed out on the floor and the smoke alarms going off.
No milk for cereal again,we will have to eat our generic fruity loops with no milk.
Daniel Thomas is a bust. No one would trade anything for him. Thanks Ireland.
In reality, there is nothing for us Dolfans to do now except sukk our collective dikks.
Yes, odin and Walker included.
Sorry, Ladies, your's can be done too, but by expert Lips.
Ross's "team" is pure garbage, a laughingstock.
If anyone finds anything encouraging reported about our 2nd round pick Martin, post the link. Philbin only says he thinks Martin can learn. But by when?
Ireland has already set the GM record for the most busts ever drafted. He's blazing into new territory now as long as Ross continues to allow it! LOL
If you have nothing to say, adding LOL at the end doesn't make it any better.
People who are funny don't need to laugh at their own jokes.
Yeah, you can always be assured that anybody putting an "LOL" at the end of their post has just written something decidedly unfunny. It's as if they are trying to convince THEMSELVES that they have created something witty and humorous.
this site have the worst fins fans a bunch of winny sad little man who lost there money on the fire Ireland plane. go back to the jests!!
Yo, Ron Son... take a long jump off a short bridge will you please!!!!!
HATERS: fall on a spike BITC!$S!
All understandable. Everybody deserves a break. Problem. Subscribers are charged whether info is being delivered or not. Company wants its cake and to eat it too. Take a month off or 2, but don't charge the subscribers for those months. Shut it down or hire somebody to run the blog.
Coaltion, can you add dumbo jeffrow to your name? Thank you for your consideration in advance.
4-12 next season if they stay pretty injury free. Could be worse if Moore or Bush or get hurt.
Does anybody else really like the way Philbin is as a coach an his views on coaching??!!
This guy is the one we should have been after all along!!!!
Screw fisher!
Philbin hasn't won one Game as a HC. The book is out on him too.
That's 2 Priests now that they have caught with Women. Shame on them!
Philbin = Cameron 2.0
They say Sandusky's wife doesn't appear surprised about her husband's charges. Shedoes appear to be a little heavyset.
They should have never drafted tannehill anyway. The game is always going to be to fast for him. He is just a bigger version of henne. They will find that out real soon. Go garrard!
Dumping Marshall was throwing in the towel for the upcoming season. They arent spending Marshall's money on another pro bowl acquisition. It was Ross pocketing money in lieu of a win or 2. Ross did the same thing when he honored a Dolphin opponent(Tebow and the Broncos). Hard Knocks also. Why should the fans care when Ross is ALL about the money and winning gets only lip service from Ross.
Dolphin 77,
Tannehill could probably beat out Hartline at WR if he doesnt make it at QB.
Drbullis, nobody is charged to read anything on the Herald's internet site. It's all free information. The Sentinel charges.
There is nothing I like about this pathetic organization. What a shame. Not one player on the whole team would be a starter anywhere else. Not one. Worst franchise in all of sports. Maybe sports history.
True Ron Son. Not one single thing good about this team. It's a total disgrace top to bottom.
All Hail the King! Tonight I found one of your brethren, odinseye, revelling in the Kings first championship. He was so over joyed that he allowed me to enter him. I must say it was cavernous but well lubricated. Kind of like a waterside. Fast. Wet. Fun. I would like to submit a special display to the Fairchild Tropical Gardens. Mr Odin allowed me to stuff several varieties of mango into his rectum. There are lovely pictures available which I believe are a microcosm of the rich diversity in culture food and people residing in this great city!
Ron Son, you need my taint in your face and it will all be better. Father O'Bannon has taught me the bedroom ropes. I will make you happy. In the meantime try ejaculating to your Dan Marino doll in Zubaz. Actually scrap that thought. Bringing that loser into the equation might make you end it all. Just think Lebron.
Coaltion, can you add dumbo jeffrow to your name? Thank you for your consideration in advance.
Posted by: REALITY CHECK | June 21, 2012 at 04:23 PM
ardummo can stay on vacation! he doesn't deserve anything but to go back to his comics or back to reporting pee wee football!!!
As a matter of fact with twitter on a smart phone. These blogs just as newspapers and TV News casts are obsolete.
I all ready had all this info I am reading from my sources on twitter yesterday as it was happening.
I don't need you to keep me informed like you would like to think I all ready know were to get the info I need while it is happening.
You folks keep asking for a new GM when its the owner thats the problem. We have the worst owner in the history of pro football. No im not saying Ireland is any better but This owner has got to go before we are going to see pro level football. Ross we beg you PLEASE!!!! sell the team to someone who can run an NFL franchise!!!!
Excellent Prediction again by NostraHomeUs
NostraHomeUs Hits Again!
Claiming the Heat would WIN 4 in a row and
Predicting the Heat would WIN by 16 points last night and MVP King James would get his ring
Go Heat!
Nice Job again HOME!
1st prediction made on my fan based blog and
Home predicted the exact 12 point WIN over in Game 6
against the Pacers!
Then Home says, Bring on the Clets and th old black bald guys and Heat will WIN in 7 games!
Exactly what happened!
Then Home calls for, "4 Heat WINS in a row" over OKC,
while the whole world says, No Way HOME!
Yesterday HOME predicts Heat win by 16 points
No One is Better with Miami Score predictions than our own HOME!
Home! Home! Home!
Right on Man!
Sometimes, when you're witnessing greatness, it's not easy to place it in historical context. So how does James' postseason stack up historically?
We asked five Hall of Famers, with some calling it arguably the best since Michael Jordan in the 1990s.
"It's probably one of the top 10 playoffs of all time," Magic Johnson told us Thursday. "LeBron is now the most unstoppable force in the NBA, the best player in the league. Before, my biggest knock was he was playing off his God-gifted talent. He was just the best athlete. But he didn't play with his head to match that. Now he [does]. Watch out – this guy is going to set the league on fire for a long time."
ESPN's Chris Mullin ranks James' postseason "up there with the all-time performances, with every great player that ever played." Some numbers to put his postseason in perspective:
### Only two players have averaged 30 points, nine rebounds and four assists in a single postseason: Oscar Robertson (1963) and James twice (2009 and this year).
### James' player efficiency rating for the entire postseason, using ESPN's formula, is third-highest among players who reached the Finals in a particular season (minimum 500 postseason minutes), behind only Michael Jordan and Wilt Chamberlain.
"You're talking only Oscar, Wilt and Jordan comparable as far as points, rebounds, assists," Hubie Brown said. "And we're not even talking defense. And to play 44 minutes a game at this level? People take that for granted."
### James on Thursday broke his own record by scoring at least 25 points in a 15th consecutive playoff games. He fell three points short of becoming the fifth player to score at least 700 points in a single postseason.
### Of the leading points-producers in each of the past 43 postseasons (since 1970), James' scoring average (30.3) would rank 14th, behind seven seasons from Jordan, two from Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and one apiece from Hakeem Olajuwon, Jerry West, Shaquille O'Neal and Allen Iverson.
### If you compare the leader in points from every postseason, James' scoring average is highest since Iverson's 32.8 in 2001. But Iverson shot 38.9 percent; James 50.0.
### This playoff run by James is better, statistically, than any long postseason authored by Kobe Bryant, who won two of his five titles without O'Neal. Their point and assist totals are comparable – comparing James in 2012 with Bryant's best work – but James' rebounding and shooting percentage are far superior. Bryant shot under 46 percent in the playoffs during the two years he was Finals MVP.
### James is producing the best across-the-board playoff numbers since O'Neal averaged 29.8 points and 14.4 rebounds in the 2000 to 2002 playoffs. James' points, rebounds (9.7) and assists (5.6) add to up to 45.6 – a number exceeded in the past 25 years by only Jordan (five times), O'Neal (twice) and Olajuwon (once). Tim Duncan (45.3) was close in 2003. Wade was at 40.0 in 2006.
ESPN's Jack Ramsay and Heat assistant Bob McAdoo cannot think of a better playoff run – post-Jordan – than this one, though Ramsay ranks Bryant's 2009 and '10 as comparable.
"This is better than Shaq," Ramsay said. "What you see is LeBron really has lifted his game in areas he was deficient in. Taking the ball to the basket more frequently, more productively. Posting up. He made a commitment to defense this year."
ThanX as usual Walker!
Good Luck with your attempted sobriety.
UR family will be proud of u !
Have A Great Day!
AS Home has stated all along
TanneREACH is not a a starting or NFL franchise QB
FIRELAND failed miserably on the 2012 Draft
The INT machine Tannehill has completed more passes to the wrong colored jersey safety Reshad Jones than any other player on the field
Even sean smith who leads the AFC with the league low of any starting CB with only 3 INTs in three years during regular season is easily picking off the acting QB Ryan TanneReach
Home, you were right all along about TannyPuke!
I dont know what I was thinking, I guess me and all the other fans that dont have your insight or awesome prediction ability were only desperate and drunk thinking this failed college QB at 6-6 was going to be a Miami Dolphin franchise QB.
Home, you are also right and the first to report that LT Martin is too weak and not worthy of a starting job at RT as now we see him getting tossed like a rag doll by an average DE in practice.
Also Egnew for Marshall was a horrible trade by clueless arrogant Jeff Ireland.
Again Congrats Home on the awesome HEAT Winning predictions and the failed 2012 NFL Draft by FIRELAND.
Sorry for being drunk and hungover and claiming I did not erase and modify your posts, Home.
I was lying because I was angry and am tired of you always being right and rubbing our noses in it.
Keep up the great work and dont kick my butt when you see me, besides I will bring cyber friends to hopefully protect me. lol
Good Show Walker
Apology accepted
have a HAARPy day :(
Home said the Heat would win it all last night by 16 points,which was darn close.
The Heat did win four in a row like Home said but won by 15 points last night.
I want to take Home to Vegas, that's for sure!
Tebow is a winner and would have been a much better choice for south Florida and the Miami Dolphins.
Sherman was fired and TanneHill is a huge let down.
These guys and our team will now suck.
Great Job on NBA predictions with the Heat, Home.
I dont know how you do it and it pisses me off, but you were spot on predicting the final 16 games.
Hope you are not right on Tannehill and Martin, but you also look right on these two BUST picks.
We should have got Tebow and Decastro!
Ross needs to take a lesson from the Miami Heat and STOP BEING SO CHEAP!
Home, I should have listened to you on Tanny, he does suck in the NFL and was a waste of a pick!
Right now Tannehill, the Dolphins' first-round selection, looks like a green tomato during the OTA and minicamp sessions. He's not ripe.
First-round pick Ryan Tannehill continues to struggle with the speed of the game.
You can eat a green tomato, but would it really be tasty?
While Tannehill might know the offense from his days as Texas A&M's quarterback, it is abundantly clear to everyone watching his practices that the game's moving too fast for him.
Tannehill is the little old lady on the express way doing 50 mph and the first-team defense is that jerk behind her honking his horn repeatedly.
Here's an example of what Tannehill's typical 11-on-11 series looks like.
First down: Would-be sack because of a late throw.
Second down: Dolphins run the ball to shorten the yardage for a first down.
Third down: Rushed throw, which is misfired, or something caught short of the first down.
That's Tannehill in a nutshell at just about every practice the media has watched.
The No. 8 pick in the 2012 draft is either holding the ball too long, taking a would-be sack, not recognizing the blitz and being flushed out the pocket late, or throwing it too early and being off the mark.
But most of the time Tannehill is being sacked, and sacked, or throwing a dangerous pass that might be, or is intercepted.
"It is a faster gameand right now I cannot do it. The guys are moving around faster and I cannot eve do it in shorts, no pads and no hitting . The plays are going much faster. It's just something you have to somehow get comfortable with," Tannehill admitted following his minicamp start on Thursday. "It [takes] a long time, if ever for me, just seeing the reps. I feel like I'm getting kinda adjusted to it. It has been a slow pain full embarrassing process….I get more frustrated to it every day."
After watching Tannehill for about half a dozen practices I've concluded the slow cooking or possible great white bust QB approach – which is the one I favored from the very beginning – would be ideal for him until the game slows down a little more.
The Dolphins can win games with Matt Moore and David Garrard at the trigger, but Ryan TanneREACH would cost the team victories at this point.
Omar Kelly
The Malcom X of Dolphins football
Omar Kelley(Sun Sentinel) is reporting that Ryan Tannehill is a bust.
Homely, homer home suffers from mulitiple personality disorder. Please ignore him just as his family does.
The only 1 who talks to him is himself. Through fake names no less. What an attn starved lil b*tc*
Home, I was having my coffee and burning a cig looking down into the water and have to ask myself, ....
How the heck did you know the Heat would win four in a row after losing the first game?
and how did you know and predict the Heat would win by 15 points last night?
Now Tannehill is stinking up football practice and LT Martin may not even start because like you said, he is to weak and cannot stop NFL DTs/DEs
Home you might be a nut job or the smartest man in the room when it comes to Dolphins/Heat
Take your meds and call me NostraHomeUs.
Nice Job HOME!
Amazing predictions on the 2012 NBA Champion Heat !!!
Sorry to say you are also right about are terrible draft.
Miller maybe our only hope :(
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Saturday, July 28, 2012
Brett Wallace Wraps up Six Weeks in AAA
Brett Wallace wrapped up his sixth week back in Oklahoma City with a three-run home run Saturday night. Wallace returned to the AAA RedHawks in mid-June after a two week stint with the Astros. During the last six weeks at AAA, Wallace is batting .352(44 for 125) with seven doubles, six home runs, 20 RBI and a .552 slugging percentage.
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Hi there King's fans. Sorry for making a fanpost on this, but I don't know where else otherwise to post this.
Anyways, I'm a relatively new King's fan and have been trying to get into hockey this year. My friend and I went to a game today (well, yesterday as of the time I'm writing this) and I had a blast. I'm interested in going to another one, but I actually want to be wear a jersey this time. The thing about the jerseys is that...it's really expensive. I think they were selling it for $150 at Staples and it seems it's about the same price on NHL.com.
I decided to look on ebay and found this #17 Simmonds one for around $45.
The player is Wayne Simmonds, who is no longer on the team. I have a few questions regarding the jersey though:
1. Is this a legit looking jersey? I"ve seen a lot of those fake ones online. This one looks pretty real though, Thoughts?
2. What was the fanbase's opinion of Simmonds? While I don't care too much about who the player's name is, I would mind if that player was absolutely hated and despised. For instance, think Jamarcus Russell jersey for the Raiders or Kwame Brown for the Lakers. It's just embarrassing....
3. Uh...do you think a size small would be sufficient for me? I'm 5'6 and 140 pounds. I'm about an average build size. If it's any help, I wear a size small for NBA Lakers jersey.


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Just throwing in my .02 here. I have noticed that there are some folks that recently arrived at TT, and have put out many fan posts (more in the last month than I have put forth in 2+ yrs). I also have seen different reactions to this phenomenon. One side seems to be totally against the serial poster/ non GT commenter, and the other is 180 degrees opposite. I find myself somewhere in between, though leaning towards the former.
I guess that my thoughts are that while this is a forum where all are welcome, I also believe in etiquette. I feel like we have a great community here at TT. Many of the regulars here are a lot of fun, and even though I have never met anyone here in person, I feel like I could hang out and watch a game with 90% of the members here. My point, if there is one, is to encourage new members to hang out a bit, join in some game thread conversation, and get to know the community. I believe that would foster a spirit of more welcoming and less criticism (maybe I'm wrong).
So, to the new members, I encourage you to hang out and get to know the TT community, most of us are pretty cool.


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March 20, 2014
The story of Souls of Mischief and their crew Hieroglyphics is the story of how Oakland became respected for its lyricism in a genre that was dominated by East Coast wordsmiths. It is a story told by Shomari Smith in his new documentary, "'Til Infinity," which is about the 20th anniversary of the Souls of Mischief classic album. "'Til Infinity" will be premiering at the Oakland International Film Fest on April 6 at 9 p.m. at the Black Rep Theatre.
November 28, 2013
Archbishop King and Rev. Mother Marina will be honored on Sunday, Dec. 15, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., at an evening of fine dining, divine music and testimony. Keynote speaker will be Rev. Christopher Muhammad. The event will be at the West Bay Community Center, 1290 Fillmore St. near Eddy in San Francisco. Tickets for the event, including dinner and music, must be purchased in advance.
October 31, 2013
Gina M. Paige explained that the organization, African Ancestry, started with Dr. Rick Kittles, genetic researcher at Howard University who was interested in isolating the gene that caused prostate cancer, one of the leading causes of death in our community. He found this research methodology applicable in other genetic detective research and so in 2003 African Ancestry was founded with Ms. Paige.
June 15, 2013
Marcus Book Store, at 1712 Fillmore St., San Francisco, is packed with knowledge it has purveyed since 1960, for 53 years. Now the oldest Black book store in the country has been ordered out. But the community is REFUSING to let Marcus Books close. The Sweises, who bought the property, want the judge to evict Marcus Books. Everyone is urged to BOYCOTT their businesses, Big Dog City Cab and Royal Cab companies. On Tuesday, July 2, 3 p.m., the community will caravan to the Sweis home in South City for a PROTEST RALLY at 4 p.m.
November 9, 2012
In the world of jazz, John Coltrane is viewed as a spiritually driven supremely gifted sax player, one of the greatest horn players to ever live. So when I ran into Gary Golio's book "Spirit Seeker," I was interested in seeing if he was trying to exploit our beloved St. John Coltrane or if he was trying to bring another generation into the knowledge of Coltrane's legacy. He did the latter, masterfully.
September 11, 2012
The day is Buy Black Wednesday. I am setting foot in the Pan Afrikan Market Place called Little Nubia, modeled after Harlem in its "hey day," old Timbuktu and Black Wall Street. So there are over 600 Black businesses in a 10-square-block area. Red, black and green is everywhere. Flags from every Afrikan nation flutter in the summer breeze.
February 29, 2012
Amoeblog invited author, journalist, broadcaster and activist JR Valrey, aka the People's Minister of Information, to be a guest contributor. The Oakland-based Valrey, who was interviewed and profiled on the Amoeblog last month, is known for his work on KPFA radio, the San Francisco Bay View newspaper, and his book "Block Reportin'." The book will soon be available for sale in Amoeba Hollywood's book section.
October 4, 2011
October is Maafa Commemoration Month. The term Maafa refers to the Black Holocaust, that period when African people were stolen and traded in the greatest, most widespread cooperative economic venture to date, which resulted in the displacement of human beings as commodities. The Kiswahili term Maafa extends that definition of loss and trauma, that is, PTSD or post-traumatic slave syndrome – the flashbacks, both conscious and unconscious, reoccurring instances of the atrocities 150 years after the end of slavery which have direct association to the brutality of chattel slavery.
June 29, 2011
A recent evening at the African American Museum and Library in Oakland was special. The line wrapped around the corner of 14th Street at Martin Luther King Jr. Way as people lined up to hear Isabel Wilkerson talk about her book, "The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America's Great Migration."
June 16, 2011
I have been rocking wit' Ms. Be and her Gemstone camp for a couple of years, and I always told them, Ms. Balance from the group Nutritious needs to put out a solo album. She could rap, she's pretty and she has an elegant, undoubtedly East Oakland swag about herself.
June 4, 2011
Ever since I became aware of your music and revolutionary message, your work has moved me. Spiritually, you had the gift to make us experience what you were experiencing. It was like you could put the movie you were singing about on the projectors of our minds.
May 19, 2011
El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz (Malcolm X), born 86 years ago on May 19, 1925, was loved by the oppressed and hated by the oppressors. Our "Black Shining Prince," in the words of Ossie Davis, aimed to "use whatever means necessary to bring about a society in which the 22 million Afro-Americans are recognized and respected as human beings." His influence is immeasurable – from music to foreign policy to religion. Today Islam, followed then by very few, is the second largest religion in the United States and Canada.
October 23, 2009
Kev Choice is one of the the dopest young musicians I know in Oakland. And I would have to say that L-Boogie aka Lauryn Hill agrees with me, since she hired this dude to be her band leader. Kev Choice tickles the keys like Herbie, emcees like Posdonous and is a band leader like Duke Ellington. The Kev Choice Ensemble out at Yoshi's in Oakland on Monday, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m.
October 21, 2009
Gil Scott Heron is one of the greatest legends that Black music has breathing in this country. To many, his music is the soundtrack to different eras, the '60s, '70s and '80s. This piano player, songwriting and composing poet, has set the bar very high when it comes to passionately expressing a wide array of emotions. He is also a beast at getting a political message across through song, right next to people like Fela Kuti, Peter Tosh, Nina Simone and the likes. This is Part 3 of a four-part interview. Here's Gil Scott Heron in his own words …


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Monday 20th June was day of the CILIP Career Development Group's annual New Professionals Conference. This was my first time attending the New Professionals Conference, and I was lucky enough to have won a place at the conference in LISNPN and CILIP's recent advocacy competition.
A few of us were travelling up from Cambridge, and we decided to go the day before to avoid a 4am start. This worked out really nicely as it meant we had the chance to meet up with some other conference-goers that evening for a drink, a meal and some librarianly chat.
The next morning I tramped across the city (fuelled by a bacon sandwich) to the university building that was the conference venue. The day was structured so that we had three of the papers in the morning, then workshops and lunch, and then the final three papers in the afternoon.
Helen Murphy started off the morning session with her paper on the juggernaut that is CPD23. From the show of hands at the start, it seemed that most of the people in the room were planning on taking part in CPD23, but for those who hadnt made up their minds yet, Helen reminded us of the benefits and importance of CPD. Helen's slides (featuring Benedict Cumberbatch and a puppy) can be found here.
Helen - Supercharging your CPD
Second to present a paper was Rachel Bickley, on the subject of 'Establishing a dialogue between new and experienced professionals'. Establishing a dialogue and avoiding seeming cliquey was a theme that several of the papers and workshops touched on, as throughout the day we were encouraged to talk to more experienced professionals, colleagues at work, and the public at large, letting them know what it is we do, and the value of what we do.
The final paper in the morning was given by Sam Wiggins and Laura Williams. I found their paper 'What makes an Information 'Professional'?'really interesting, as I'd seen their survey and was keen to know what other people thought about this question. I would consider myself to be a 'Professional' despite not being chartered or even qualified, and since it was after all the New Professionals Conference, I'm sure many of the other attendees would too. Because I'm in a graduate trainee role, and have always intended to get my MA, I see myself as a professional albeit a (very) new one! Sam and Laura's research led them to come up with the following definition of what makes a Professional: "possession of qualifications, experience or skills, alongside an underlying professional attitude." I guess I've got the attitude and am picking up the rest on the way!
Sam and Laura - What makes an Information 'Professional'?
We then split off into our groups for the first workshop session. I'd chosen a workshop on 'Information roles - expanding our horizons' run by Nicola Forgham-Healey and Franko Kowalczuk. In this session we were given a collection of required skills taken from job listings on recruitment websites, and had the task of dividing them by whether they were traditional and non-traditional librarian skills. Although we were asked to divide them, my group ended up making more of a continuum, as did most others. We were then asked to pick three which we could improve on or get more experience in (for me: budget/finance skills, leadership skills, communication skills), and then as a group pick 5 which would be essential for all information roles. Good communicator came top, then professionalism, prioritising/time management, team player, and internet savvy. Interestingly "organising information" was only chosen by two groups, which I was quite surprised by.
After lunch, my second workshop was with Alice Halsey and Simon Barron from Voices for the Library. The theme of the workshop was 'Getting involved: activism for new professionals'. Besides fanning the flames of my Kindle-envy (Simon was using his Kindle to read his notes!), this workshop was one of the parts of the day I enjoyed the most, as it was great to hear from two members of a group that I really admire. It was also a very positive session, and I'm sure many people came away feeling encouraged to get more involved in library activism.
Then it was back to the lecture theatre for the final three papers of the day. Ka-Ming Pang and Jo Norwood were up first with 'Can we play? Building opportunities for LIS student activism and why it matters'. Despite the fact that four of the speakers during the day were currently studying for a library MA, library students often don't seem to be that engaged or active. Like in Rachel's paper in the morning, the importance of effective communication and networking was emphasised. I particularly liked the suggestion of a regular #libchatstyle event at a more convenient time for us Brits. If anyone were to start up a #libchatUK, I'd be a regular participant!
Up next was Megan Wiley, who works as a Careers Information Specialist. Megan talked about the importance of making sure your work wasn't 'for your eyes only', but sharing what you do with your non-librarian colleagues, and proving the worth of your LIS qualification. If your colleagues don't know what you do, they won't be able to recommend your services to students!
The final paper 'Teaching old books new tricks: how special collections outreach can help you, your career, and your library' was by my travelling companions Katie Birkwood and Naomi Herbert. I'd heard a bit of this presentation on the train on the way up, but was looking forward to seeing the whole thing. Katie and Naomi have both done a lot of outreach work at St Johns College, and although it looks like a lot of work, it also looks really good fun. Katie and Naomi won the prize for the best paper, so the extra practice on the train clearly paid off!
Presenters from the afternoon session - Megan, Katie, Ka-Ming, Naomi, Jo
There were several themes running through the day. As well as establishing a dialogue/avoiding cliqueyness which I've already mentioned (and which has spawned its own discussion thread on Twitter and on the LISNPN forums), we were encouraged throughout the day to make things happen for ourselves, not to sit around and wait for things to come our way. Finally there was the question of Professionalism and attitude. In Biddy Fishers closing remarks I think she summed it up very well with enthusiasm, a willingness to learn, and commitment thats what makes a New Professional.
I had a fantastic time in Manchester, and very much hope to be at the 2012 New Professionals Conference!
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New Adventures' 25th birthday culminates with the world premiere of Matthew Bourne's latest re-imagining of a ballet classic.
Sleeping Beauty sees Bourne return to the music of Tchaikovsky to complete the trio of ballet masterworks that started with Nutcracker! and the international smash hit, Swan Lake.
Our story begins in 1890 at the christening of Princess Aurora, a time when fairies and vampires fed the gothic imagination, before moving forward in time to the modern day.
Featuring designs by Olivier Award winners Lez Brotherston (Set and Costumes), Paule Constable (Lighting) with Sound Design by Paul Groothuis, which will take the audience into the heart of Tchaikovsky's magnificent score in specially recorded surround sound.
Matthew Bourne's haunting new production is a Gothic Romance for all ages; a supernatural love story that even the passage of time cannot hinder.
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The Christmas season brings that feeling of looming budget-stretching. Eat out everyday, party cares away - that's how Cape Town does the silly season and, we admit, keeping up can be a strain. Luckily, a selection of lady Cape Town's artists and designers, have brought us empathetic solutions to the seasonal strain. Start off the morning with a Garage Sale. Nope, not used jockstraps and one-eyed teddy bears, this Garage Sale is only a Garage Sale by location. Swinging into the sunshine with lemonade and pancakes as of 10AM, Cape Town artists (including our infamous Faith47) commune to show their wares tomorrow (16th Decmber), in a goods-filled garage. The rendezvous point is Eldorado Garages, 3 Military Rd, Tamboerskloof
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This Friday Night, Cape Town's premiere liv gig venue turns TWO! Piggy-backing the birthday bustle is the controversy-cultivating, underground culture publication, Vice Magazine who will be swinging it up in the Annex. Doors open at 9pM and in celebration of this prime, live-act location, The Assembly has once again made a point of hustling an amazing line-up. Acts include Grave Danger, Richard the Third, Popskarr, Them Tornados, Lapse and the audible chocolate that is Kidofdoom, at midnight. The first 100 people to email names to email@example.com get in free:) But the cover charge is just R30 in any case. Be sure to swing by, it ought to be epic!
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For those of you who were at Friday night's big draw, you are well-versed in that sky-high, tangible hum that has hit the city since. Big banners screaming "Cape Town is Ready" and soccer themed street art, that seemed like cheesy overkill last week, have somehow become resonating illustrations of the South African cultural climate this week. In the spirit of Fifa Fever, iArt Gallery has collaborated with South African publishing powerhouse - David Krut - to bring an inspired exhibition of the Official Art Posters for 2010. The artist line-up includes big names like William Kentridge and Marlene Dumas, doing their part for the love of the game. This exhibition is only on for another two days (until the


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Designers In Residence is the museum's ongoing programme supporting emerging talent within the field of design. Working with the museum, emerging designers create site-specific installations on the ground floor of the museum. Throughout the residencies there were opportunities to meet the designers and obtain a unique insight into the design and development of their work.
Residency I: 18 September 2009 - 31 October 2009
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The president of The Maplewood Woman's Club, which recently was put back on the market after a long-anticipated deal fell through when the buyer backed out, is not happy with the turn of events.
"We've been doing everything we can do to move this forward," said President Joane Aponte in a press release. "There are people that are working against us in the sale of this property."
Aponte was referring to a group of neighbors who had filed suit against both the buyer and the township challenging the Maplewood Zoning Board of Adjustment's (ZBA) 2011 decision to grant a use variance to Lamona LLC for the sale of the Woman's Club of Maplewood building at 60 Woodland Road.
, purchased the building in 2011 but the completion of the sale has been tied up in the lawsuit since October of that year.
Kerns said the decision to walk away from the sale was "personal" and he was "saddened" by it, but many have speculated Kerns was frustrated by the lengthy delay brought on by the suit.
Aponte added, "It would have been nice to get a call from the town to talk about this situation."
Mayor Vic DeLuca said he had no comment since the ZBA's approval is still an open legal matter, but the township committee will discuss the Woman's Club at its next meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 5.
The historic property is currently listed for $1,999,900, according to Caroline Farnsworth of Keller Williams Mid-Town Direct Realty in Maplewood Village. It is listed on the Garden State Multiple Listing Service.
Farnsworth said she has been receiving a lot of phone calls from people interested in purchasing the property, and she has had several showings. Potential buyers' interest in the property "runs the gamut from residential to commercial," she said.
As part of the Maplewood Village Alliance's Special Improvement District, the building is subject to a set of strict design guidelines, said Farnsworth. If a buyer wanted to demolish the current building and build something new, it would have to be "consistent with the look and feel of Maplewood," she said.
"There is no fear or danger of any kind of ugly monstrosity being built," Farnsworth said.
Meanwhile, Aponte said the club's members continue their philanthropic work, which includes supporting such charities and causes as domestic violence shelters in Essex County, supplies for children's classrooms, Christmas gifts for soldiers in Iraq and scholarships to Douglas Women's College.
The Woman's Club is asking the town and residents to "rally around them to support them in this effort" to sell the property.
Interested parties may contact Farnsworth at (973) 698-0737.
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Apple's second-generation iPad mini is expected to feature a Retina display. While it's also expected to maintain a look and feel similar to the first-generation mini, a thicker rear shell may be needed if the device goes Retina.
However, if there are no body changes and the display gets an upgrade, it's possible the mini could use Sharp's IGZO technology for its screen. Although a March report of troubled IGZO production makes this seem less likely, there's still a possibility IGZO could be used in both the second-gen mini and fifth-generation iPad.
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Like the fifth-gen iPad, the iPad mini has also been rumored for an earlier release, in April. This didn't sound likely when it was rumored.
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The iPad mini will require a major processor upgrade akin to the A5X in order to support a Retina screen. However, the original A5X is too large and power-hungry for a device as thin as the iPad mini, so a smaller and more energy efficient version will be needed, akin to the smaller A5 chip found in the updated Apple TV.
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In the lovely setting of the "the ruins" of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, about 30 pets and their owners attended a Blessing of the Animals ceremony on Sunday afternoon.
"The reason why we do this," said Reverend Elizabeth Rechter, "is that we're stewards of all creation. So we honor all the creatures. In addition to that, we have St. Francis. He was an extraordinary figure. He saw God in his own life and in his own heart. And it caused him to recognize that God was in every living creature. The tradition of blessing the animals really is around St. Francis' life."
"Our animals show us unconditional love which God shows for us," said Rechter. "We choose to do it always this time of year because the feast of St. Francis is October 4th. It's the most joyful service of the year. Look at the faces of the people. They just are happy. The animals are doing their work ... their ministry."
And there were happy faces.
Smiling Daniel Curtis brought doggies Emma (owned by Lucy Wojskowicz), Joey and Bear. Curtis came to get the St. Francis blessing for his pups.
He explained that when they pulled up in the car, the dogs got as excited as they do when they go to the dog park. Curtis thought the dogs felt the energy of the event.
"I want these guys in heaven with me," said Curtis. "Joey's 12 and Bear is 13, so I figure, how many chances do you get? Better now than never."
Chuck Simpson brought Maisey the doggy to her fourth annual blessing. Maisey was wearing a special handmade collar created by Simpson.
"It's the least I can do for her," said Simpson.
Bob Gunn played keyboard and Shauna McFadden played guitar at the ceremony.
Sam Hawkins shared some words at the gathering. He was joined by his wife Amanda Hawkins and Stewart the doggy.
Amanda Hawkins said, "We love [Stewart] ... and we see God in him. It just feels right to be here and get a blessing for him."
Melissa Stripling, Miles Stripling and Gerard Stripling brought Leila the doggy.
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On the eve of what would eventually be the second-greatest season of my Warrior fandomship (nothing could supplant that anything-is-possible, lighting-in-a-bottle feeling in 2007... though a Larry O'Brien trophy would be nice), I had trouble sleeping. My mind was buzzing with questions of health and rookie potential. It seems like so long ago, and yet, just like yesterday, that we were debating if Harrison Barnes was an upgrade over Dorell Wright, who would be the starting small forward, or Stephen Curry should be extended.
The Warrior's franchise has taken a quantum leap forward in the past eight months since. The magic of 2007 was ephemeral, the pent-up emotion of 20,000 fans bursting forth. Our current team is built to last. On the 07 roster, there were 8 rookies or sophomores. If that seems like a lot, it's because of that group, only Kelenna Azubuike and Monta Ellis were in the top 10 on the team in total minutes played. So, while the current iteration of Golden State basketball held a measly 5 rookies and sophomores (I decided, since Jeremy Tyler and Charles Jenkins weren't on the team during the playoffs on the roster, to not count them) 4 of them (I'll let you guess which ones) actually contributed to the winning cause, each of them in the top 10 total minutes played (and two in the top 5!), doubling the number on the 2007 roster. What I'm driving at here is that this team is built with longevity in mind, not some ragtag ensemble haphazardly cobbled together.
I bring this up because I feel as though we truly witnessed the franchise itself progressing out of the dark ages. Some may call this preemptive, or say that the playoffs only truly start in the second round; to that I reply that the foundation of a successful franchise is built upon an intangible 'winning culture', and that, at the end of the day, Mark Jackson has succeeded in creating a lockerroom atmosphere conducive to winning. He battled, he fought, he took a lot of flack from us fans, but he did it. I still say his Jacksonisms is fodder he feeds the media; regardless, on all accounts the Warriors possess one of the best lockerroom atmospheres-whether Jackson just got lucky that he has a roster full of exemplary human beings is debatable. The lockerroom serves as a kind of barometer to gauge the culture. Guys don't hang their heads or point fingers in the Warrior's lockerroom. The culture of losing and giving up has been vanquished this season. The franchise is taking steps out of the darkness of irrelevancy, into the warm embrace of perennial playoff basketball.
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I know this is early, but I will be gone this afternoon. Anyway, yesterday was a good win for the team. The offense looked like the Cubs offense of the first half, Z was dominant, and the Cubs guaranteed a series split. The Cubs have Dempster going tonight, and they should be able to win tonight.
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Rita Ann McKavanagh (nee Strudeman), 95, of Crystal Lake, passed away Jan. 27, 2013.
Rita was born Jan. 17, 1918, in Chicago, to Charles and Margarret (Austgen) Strudeman.
Rita and her husband Gordon owned and operated Mac's Restaurant and Catering by Rita Ann in Park Ridge for 23 years.
After selling the restaurant, they became corporate convention coordinators, and retired in 1995 to travel, build a new home in Crystal Lake and enjoy family. They were active members of St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church, Crystal Lake and the Knights of Columbus.
Rir was the beloved wife of the late Gordon William McKavanagh; loving mother of Daniel (Sharon) McKavanagh, Kathleen (Dennis) Lauter, Gordon J. (Kristna) McKavanagh, and Robert (Jan) O'Brien; cherished grandmother and great-grandmother of Jeffrey Kruse, Jennifer Kruse and Samuel, Jacob, and Annabella, Theresa (Larry) Wines, David (Elizabeth) McKavanagh and Jayden, Erin (Corey) Nuss and Gordon D. McKavanagh; and dear friend of her devoted companion-nurse Ms. Librada Oltivero.
Visitation is Friday, Feb. 1, 2013, at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church in Crystal Lake from 10 a.m. until time of Funeral Mass at 11:30 a.m. The Rev. Jerome Koutnik will officiate.
Internment private.
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A canny piece of filmmaking, sure to absorb both audiences familiar with Kushner's plays and those who know little or nothing about him. show more
Elizabeth Weitzman New York Daily News
Freida Lee Mock's adulatory portrait makes for pleasant viewing - but should it? show more
The Hollywood Reporter
An adulatory documentary that could well have been titled "Ode to Kushner." As good-looking and well-crafted as it is -- cinematographers Eddie Marritz and Don Lenzer, who were on board for Mock's "Maya Lin," as well as Bestor Cram provide the rich visuals -- the film suffers from a crucial lack of perspective. show more
Ken Fox TV Guide
Mock's film leaves us with a sense of gratitude and relief that so thoughtful an artist as Kushner continues to work among us, capturing and reacting to the world as he buzzes through it. show more
Wesley Morris Boston Globe
The filmmaker invites us to reconsider the author as someone warmer and less intimidating than his body of work. On that count, Wrestling With Angels succeeds. show more
Lou Lumenick New York Post
Mock didn't find room for any of the many critics who accuse Kushner of being an anti-Zionist - and the film unfortunately ends in 2004, just before its subject began working on his controversial script for Steven Spielberg's "Munich." show more
Peter Rainer Christian Science Monitor
Kushner's proactive stance on gay rights is prominently aired and, to a lesser extent, so are his musings on the Arab-Israeli situation. His participation in the screenplay for Steven Spielberg's controversial "Munich" did not make it into the film. show more
Marc Mohan Portland Oregonian
Despite the accumulated facts, the lack of any commentators outside Kushner's circle of family and admirers and the refusal, in fact, to wrestle with the thornier questions of identity and criticism make this a worthwhile but imperfect film. show more
Entertainment Weekly
Wrestling with Angels could use some brouhaha: It's a bit too much of a pleasant air kiss from a fan, and doesn't engage inquisitively enough with Kushner's often controversial and very political ideas. show more
L.A. Weekly
It's a loving film, but Kushner's own characters are more richly textured than Mock's depiction of the playwright and the divided, divisive world he's trying to fathom. show more
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YORK — The Board of Selectmen on Monday voted against an ordinance amendment to officially make County Road one way, after hearing numerous complaints from residents and York Beach business owners about the change made to the road last year.
Only Selectman Scott Fiorentino voted in favor of keeping the one-way designation for County Road, a short street between The Goldenrod restaurant and Whispering Sands Gifts, that last year was made one way from Main Street into the Short Sands parking lot.
The Board of Selectmen on Monday rejected a plan to raise additional revenue without burdening taxpayers by increasing meter fees from $1 to $1.50 an hour.
By law, meter revenue may only be used for certain uses, including the purchase and maintenance of meters, the construction and maintenance of public ways, and the acquisition, construction, maintenance and operation of parking areas, according to Town Manager Rob Yandow.
Residents and beach business owners, in particular Inn on the Blues owner Joe Lipton, raised this issue Monday in discussions about raising fees.
The town's estimated $200,000 in annual meter revenue is not placed in a separate account, Yandow said after the meeting. Rather it is distributed in accounts toward uses as described by law, he said.
For instance, money is placed in the Department of Public Works budget to maintain public ways, he said.
The town has an estimated 700 meters, according to Yandow.
Rates go to into effect May 15, at the current rate of $1 an hour.
— Susan Morse
The change was made for safety reasons based on a traffic study done by Gorrill-Palmer Consulting Engineers during the beach drainage project two years ago, according to Dean Lessard, director of the Department of Public Works.
Monday's proposed amendment would have made the one-way street part of the town's ordinances.
The 4-1 vote against the designation means selectmen will have to get together at a future date to decide what they do want with County Road, said Steve Burns, director of the Community Development Department. Some reconstruction may be required because of parking spots and a so-called bump-out, where a new section of sidewalk was designed to protrude into the street and provide safer crossing for pedestrians.
Many of those who spoke Monday said the change to a one-way street caused congestion of vehicles exiting the Short Sands parking lot onto Ocean Avenue.
Only Rick Boston, owner of The Goldenrod, spoke in favor of the one-way street, saying the number of parking spaces gained with the move outweighed the cons.
In other business, selectmen unanimously voted against a plan to increase meter rates from $1 to $1.50, and also rejected a plan to increase parking meter fines from $25 to $35.
The board held a public hearing on the changes to the Traffic Safety Ordinance, though none required voter approval.
In a unanimous vote, selectmen designated 11 spaces in the Short Sands Beach area as 15- and 30-minute parking zones. In many cases, the spaces already were marked for limited parking, but no reference was made to the spots in the town's ordinances.
Selectmen voted against the proposal to raise the meter rate by 50 cents after Bill Burnham, chairman of the Ellis Short Sands Park board of trustees, said rates would not be raised in the parking lot it governs.
Meter money collected there stays within the park.
Burnham said with meters going into effect May 15, there was not enough time to change the rates this year.


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Advanced Reading Group (Wed. nights): The group will be reading Elie Wiesel's memoir Night, in its original Yiddish, known as Un Di Velt Hot Geshvign (Buenos Aires Press, 1955.) A prepared glossary of Hebraic and less familiar Yiddish words and phrases will be used, but readings will require a fair amount of dictionary work and pre-class preparation. Discussion of material will be in both Yiddish and English. Fluency in Yiddish reading required. Instructor: Lillian Leavitt.
Lillian Shporer Leavitt, a daughter of Shoah survivors, grew up speaking Yiddish and was graduated from the Boston Workmen's Circle Yiddish shule. A former computer software trainer, she is an experienced Yiddish teacher and translator, having taught at the Workmen's Circle, Gann Academy of Greater Boston, Boston University, and Brandeis University, as well as subtitled Yiddish films restored by the National Center for Jewish Film.
David Schlitt is a Ph.D. candidate in history at the University of Michigan and is in the rabbinical training program at Hebrew College in Newton. He served as a Graduate Fellow at the Yiddish Book Center in 2010-2011, and majored in Yiddish Studies as an undergraduate at Columbia University. He has taught at the Midtown- and Upper West Side Workmen's Circle shuln and is excited to teaching in the Boston Arbeter Ring community in which he grew up!
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|IL-12 Shows Promise for the Treatment of Kaposi's Sarcoma
|From the NCI Cancer Bulletin
March 7, 2006 - Volume 3 / Number 10
An early-phase clinical trial of interleukin-12 (IL-12) published online February 28 in Blood has shown promising results in patients with AIDS-related Kaposi's sarcoma (KS).
KS involves the abnormal growth of blood vessels and can develop in the skin or internally. Unlike most cancers, KS is caused by a virus - Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus (KSHV), also known as human herpesvirus-8. This virus is relatively common in certain countries with a high incidence of KS. In most people, the virus is kept in check by the normal functioning of the immune system. However, patients with severely suppressed immune systems, such as people living with HIV, are vulnerable to the development of KS.
Because IL-12 can act as both an immunostimulator and an antiangiogenesis agent - a drug that can suppress the growth of new blood vessels - investigators lead by Drs. Robert Yarchoan and Richard Little from NCI's HIV and AIDS Malignancy Branch saw potential for the drug in the treatment of AIDS-related KS.
"We initially became interested in IL-12 with the idea of correcting the immunodeficiency of HIV," explains Dr. Yarchoan. "Then it was reported that it had antiangiogenesis activity, and this stimulated our interest in AIDS-associated KS. Kaposi's is essentially a tumor of endothelial cells, which are important in angiogenesis. Yet another reason for our interest was the idea that we might be able to boost the immune system's ability to fight the KS virus. So we thought that this was a potentially interesting tumor in which to test IL-12."
Their phase I study enrolled 32 patients who had received a stable regimen of antiretroviral therapy for at least 3 months prior to entry and who had worsening KS on this regimen. They chose to test the drug in patients whose KS was no longer kept in check by highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) in order to ensure that observed responses were not due to activity of HAART. Cohorts of 3 to 6 patients received IL-12 subcutaneously twice a week at doses of 100, 300, 500, or 625 nanograms per kilogram (ng/kg) of body weight. Additional patients were enrolled on the 500 ng/kg dose when it was established as the maximum tolerated dose of IL-12.
Of the 28 patients from all cohorts who could be evaluated for tumor response, 4 experienced a complete response, and 13 experienced a partial response. The overall response rate was 61 percent. For patients in the 300 and 500 ng/kl dose cohorts, the response rate was 71 percent. Among patients receiving doses of 300 ng/kg or higher who could be evaluated for tumor response, the median progression-free survival was not reached by the end of the study, and the probability of progression-free survival at 4 years was 82 percent.
Most side effects were mild, although some patients did develop more severe toxicities including joint pain, vomiting, and headaches. Interestingly, the investigators also noted a high incidence of depression that was apparently linked to administration of the drug. However, as Dr. Yarchoan noted, a number of the patients had a history of depression, and this had not emerged as a problem in previous studies of IL-12 in other tumors. Nonetheless, he commented, "Depression can be difficult to detect, and investigators need to be on the lookout for it in future studies of IL-12."
IL-12 has been previously tested against various tumors in several phase II trials, but relatively little activity was observed. According to Dr. Little, the KS results suggested that it was worth taking a second look at this drug, especially in tumor types that might respond to improved immunity or be very sensitive to the inhibition of angiogenesis. He also noted that IL-12 was an excellent candidate for a randomized clinical trial in patients with AIDS-related KS that no longer responds to HAART.
|NCI Staff Present at PACHA Meeting
|From NCI Cancer Bulletin
July 5, 2005 Volume 2, Number 27
On June 20, Dr. James Goedert of DCEG and Dr. Robert Yarchoan of the Center for Cancer Research presented information about cancer in individuals with HIV/AIDS to the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA).
Dr. Goedert noted that the outbreak of Kaposi's sarcoma (KS) among homosexual men in New York and California began in 1981. In 1996, the introduction of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) increased the lifespan of HIV-infected patients. At the same time, the development of HAART contributed to an increase in the number of people living with AIDS. Currently 1 million HIV-positive individuals reside in the United States; half of them have AIDS. HAART is also affecting the spectrum of malignancies in HIV-positive patients. Data from the AIDS Cancer Match Registry, which currently links 465,000 people with HIV/AIDS to population-based cancer registries in 6 metropolitan areas and 7 states, indicate that the incidence of KS and some types of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma has decreased, but the risk remains substantially elevated. Emerging malignancies, including Hodgkin's lymphoma and anal, liver, and lung cancer are on the rise.
Dr. Yarchoan described the difficulties and opportunities in developing appropriate treatments for cancer in the context of HIV infection and HAART therapy. He noted that such patients have two complex life-threatening disorders, and this poses substantial challenges in developing, assessing, and delivering optimal therapy. The genesis of cancer in this population represents potential opportunities to study those factors in carcinogenesis, while changes in the treatment of HIV will require new therapeutic considerations. Most AIDS-associated malignancies are caused by oncogenic viruses, which present unique opportunities for targeted therapies. These approaches may also prove useful in treating viral-induced tumors arising in immune-competent patients.
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One of the primary functions of the the Marshall University Electronic Mail Hub is serving as the default storage location for electronic mail. When you are assigned an MUnet Account at Marshall University, you are also given an e-mail account on the Electronic Mail Hub. At the present time, the Electronic Mail Hub runs on a series of computers known collectively as MUMAIL.
You can access your e-mail on the Electronic Mail Hub in a variety of ways. Computing Services recommends you use Marshall University's Web Portal, also called myMU. Other methods of accessing your Marshall e-mail include the use of Internet-based e-mail programs. Basic instructions on configuring these common programs are listed below in the section titled "Using an Internet-based E-mail Program".
myMU: The Marshall University Web Portal
The myMU Web Portal offers an easy-to-use, web-based interface to your messages stored on the Marshall Electronic Mail Hub. This browser-based access is ideal for today's on-the-go e-mail users. In addition to the ability to read, reply and create new messages, myMU provides you with enhanced features such as a large address book, SSL-secured access, use of file attachments, and improved folder management. You now have instant access to your campus e-mail messages from just about any computer that has Internet access and a web browser. The primary benefit of the myMU e-mail interface is there is no need to configure your computer's e-mail application to access your e-mail. Simply point your web browser to:
Using an Internet-based e-mail Program
Another option to access your e-mail on the Electronic Mail Hub is through the use of Internet-based e-mail programs. Examples of Internet-based e-mail programs include software such as Outlook Express (included with Microsoft Windows and Apple Mac OS), Netscape Communicator, and Eudora. Initially, you will need to take a few minutes to configure the e-mail program on your primary computer (in the residence halls, apartment or home) to use the appropriate mail servers.
Safe computing note: Configuring Internet e-mail is only recommended for your own computer. If you incorrectly configure Internet-based e-mail on a computer that is shared with other users, they may be able to read your e-mail messages. It is best to use web-based e-mail such as mymu when using a computer lab or visiting friends or relatives.
A brief understanding of the various mail servers is helpful in properly configuring your e-mail program. Marshall University Electronic Mail Hub actually runs three different types of mail servers (two for reading your e-mail and one for sending e-mail messages).
In order to read your e-mail from the Electronic Mail Hub you will need to specify either the POP or the IMAP mail server (each of which are also known as incoming mail servers). Your e-mail program may allow you to choose the type of mail server to use. When configuring your e-mail program for IMAP, you should specify IMAP.marshall.edu as your incoming mail server. When configuring your e-mail program for POP3, you should specify POP.marshall.edu as your incoming mail server.
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In less than a week, I fly to South Dakota to spend Christmas with my wife's family. The question becomes, where do I watch the Drexel game and UK's potential 2000th win?
My in-laws' TV is a 20" circa 1982 with a color pallet resembling a box of crayons left on the pavement in the middle of July.
My brother in-laws' TV is a 58" 1081p monster but he hates Kentucky and his wife's enthusiasm during the game will resemble a wet blanket left in the washer for a month.
The closest bar showing the game will be an hour drive (at best) and would necessitate I drag my 3 year old into a smoke filled bar.
What to do, what to do.
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With the signing of Connor Wood and Case McCoy, there will be a fierce competition come spring practice. Wood and McCoy are already enrolled at UT which leads me to believe they will hit the ground running for spring practice.
Garrett Gilbery obviously will have the upper hand given his experience from the National Championship game against Alabama. I'm pretty sure Connor Wood and Case McCoy didn't come in early to be a backup and want to vie thier way as the starting QB. I'm thinking one or them might end up redshirting. What do you think?