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Shaping words into stories
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Our editors and writers specialize in story, structure, and style. Together we work with clients to bring their ideas the last mile. Here are some of the projects we've worked on...
I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell
by Tucker Max
#1 New York Times Bestseller, 2+ million copies sold
When Tucker decided to turn the stories from his incredibly popular website into a book, we did three things: (1) we tightened a lot of the writing that was good for the internet but not necessarily great for books, (2) we honed in on a type and style of humor that was truest to Tucker's voice and made sure it was consistent across all the stories, and (3) we consulted on story selection and story order to maximize the impact and readability of the book as a whole.
Choose Yourself!
by James Altucher
100,000+ copies sold
James is a prolific writer and blogger and one of the sharpest thinkers in the entrepreneurial and motivational spaces. He's written multiple books and started nearly two dozen companies. When James decided to write
Choose Yourself!
, it was his goal to take all his ideas about happiness and success in the New Economy that he'd written about extensively on his blog and put them in one book. We worked with James to harness his ideas and focus them in service of one larger idea. We honed in on James' voice and made sure it was consistent across chapters. And most importantly, we were careful to apply the key elements of James' unique and popular blogging style to his prose in the book.
Choose Yourself!
hit the Wall Street Journal Bestseller list in its first week of release.
Hilarity Ensues
by Tucker Max
New York Times Bestseller
Hilarity Ensues
represented a return to his classic style of storytelling for Tucker. He wanted to write a book with fewer weighty stories and get back to stories about pure, unadulterated craziness and fun. Our job was to take the new stories and mesh the classic elements that made
so popular with the growth of Tucker's writing abilities and style. Mixing old and new is never easy, but we did it, stayed true to Tucker's voice and it turned into yet another New York Times Bestseller.
Live Your Truth
by Kamal Ravikant
Amazon Bestseller
Kamal's second book is a meditation on life, truth and personal happiness. He wrote it while visiting a Buddhist monastery for a week and spent the next few months cutting and honing and tightening. When Kamal brought the manuscript to us, it was incredibly tight and pithy. There were no wasted words. Our job was to give the prose as much additional air as it needed while nipping and tucking judiciously elsewhere. In addition, we reviewed Kamal's highly stylized writing and applied it consistently to all aspects of the book--Preface, book jacket, book description, new chapters, etc.
Live Your Truth
has spread quickly and continues to help people on a daily basis all over the world.
Trust Me, I'm Lying
by Ryan Holiday
Wall Street Journal Bestseller
As a voracious reader and autodidact, Ryan is as gifted as they come when it comes to drilling into an idea and exploring it in depth. His work at times can verge on true scholarship.
Trust Me, I'm Lying
, however, was an expose and cultural document, not a piece of academic scholarship. Our job was to help Ryan find the narrative that unified each anecdote, each piece of evidence, each chapter, in order to paint the picture of a broken media system that connected with readers on a personal level.
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I Come to You from The Future
by John Heffron
Amazon Education Bestseller
I Come to You From the Future
is a compendium of all the lessons John Heffron learned in his 30s that he wanted to share with people in their 20s, now that he was in his 40s. A lot of the material for the book was derived directly from John's stand-up act, going as far back as the material he developed immediately after he won Season 2 of NBC's "Last Comic Standing." Our job was to mold that content--which was already successful in its own right--for the page while maintaining John's accessible, blue collar voice. Additionally, we created a structure for the book that suited the tone and subject matter, making the lessons John wanted to convey as clear as possible.
I Come to You From the Future
shot to the top of Amazon's Education & Problem Solving category and boasts a virtually unanimous 5-star rating.
Assholes Finish First
by Tucker Max
New York Times Bestseller
Assholes Finish First
presented an interesting and difficult problem. On the one hand, Tucker wanted to write a book with the same kinds of stories from his first book that his fans loved. On the other, half the stories he wrote came from a period in his life where he was dealing with new-found fame and all its implications. There were darker, more personal and serious notes in his stories that did not exist to the same degree in
. The strategy we developed was to employ a rough chronology to the stories and split the book in half (pre- and post-fame). The result: the book debuted at #2 on the New York Times Bestseller List.
Play It Away
by Charlie Hoehn
Amazon Self-Help Bestseller
To get
Play it Away
where he wanted it to be, Charlie did something very interesting and even more effective: he crowdsourced the editing process. He sent copies to dozens of people who wanted to help with the book and then collated their notes to identify the areas that needed the most work. What he found was that this process got him 95% of the way there, but the last 5% was giving him fits. That's when he came to us. Very quickly we identified two sections Charlie loved, to which he was very attached, but that did not fit within the narrative structure of
Play It Away
. When we cut them and smoothed out the new transitions, everything fell into place. Today, Charlie is a highly sought-after public speaker and his book is read by people all over the world.
The Obstacle Is The Way
by Ryan Holiday
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The Obstacle is the Way
is Ryan's third book and the closest to his heart. A life-long devotee to Stoic philosophy, Ryan has been working toward this book since he was 19 years old. So when we took this on at the very early stages in the book's development, we paid careful attention to the stories Ryan wanted to tell, the lessons he wanted to convey, and the tone with which it was all conveyed. We went back and forth about structure, both within the book and within each chapter, which set a template that helped him complete this sharp, incisive, story-packed book of practical philosophy in less than three months. This book came in ahead of schedule and under budget in large part because Ryan enlisted editing help from the very beginning.
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A recent event hosted by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) offered a talk by Dr. Vic Reis, Special Advisor to the Secretary of Energy. The event, Nuclear Energy, Nuclear Weapons and Climate Change: Options and Opportunities for the Next Administration, highlighted key issues that Reis argues are interconnected and must be considered simultaneously.
Reis began by highlighting the public's interest in energy and climate change issues, and suggested that policy makers should harness that concern to effect change. According to Reis, global development, particularly the increasing demand for electricity in developing nations, climate change, and national security are part of a nuclear "Gesamtkonzept," or overall plan. Reis said that highly regulated nuclear programs could provide energy to these populations, offer part of the solution to global warming, and would not compromise national security.
Reis continued with a discussion on what he called "a historic opportunity for the next administration" with nuclear energy. After sharing figures on climate change projections and the efficiency of nuclear power as compared to other energy sources, Reis seemed optimistic about the presidential candidates' views on nuclear energy. Reis briefly commented on the nuclear arsenal, saying that Congress favored gradually reducing the stockpile, while President Bush supports the same while also looking to develop a reliable replacement warhead. On the related subject of nuclear proliferation, Reis admitted that there was no "silver bullet," but said that with a strong international regulatory agency and vigilance, the threat could be minimized.
Closing, Reis made the case for expanding nuclear energy. Referencing his previous statistics on nuclear energy, Reis argued that developments in reactor design, and the low carbon footprint of a plant left only the issue of nuclear waste to be solved. Reis suggested that geographical and generational fairness was important. Geographically, the storage of nuclear waste has proven to be a contentious issue, especially at the Yucca Mountain Repository in Nevada. The transportation of hazardous nuclear waste is also of concern. In regards to generational fairness, Reis argued that future generations should not be burdened with decisions made today, and that contemporary models of waste storage should take into account what future generations might want to do with that waste product.
Rob Boisseau
Media and Government Relations Division
American Institute of Physics
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Staybridge Suites Rocklin
Staybridge Suites Rocklin in Rocklin
Staybridge Suites Rocklin
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.6/10
6664 Lonetree Blvd
Rocklin, CA 95765
Welcome to the Staybridge Suites Rocklin
Non-smoking and offering free breakfast and Wi-Fi, Staybridge Suites Rocklin boasts pet-friendly rooms with fully-equipped kitchens, and a convenient location off I-80 between San Francisco and Reno.
Hotel Features
The 98 non-smoking suites of the low-rise Staybridge Suites Rocklin offer spacious accommodations with a stylish aesthetic. The comfortable suites offer fully-equipped kitchens, flat-panel cable TV, DVD players, and work areas. Enjoy a complimentary breakfast every day before heading out the door. The hotel offers an indoor heated pool for year-round swimming, and a business center for work tasks that arise. There are barbeques available for guest use, and pets are allowed for an additional fee. Parking is free.
Hotel Location
Off Highway 65, within a block of Rocklin's many restaurants, the Staybridge Suites is less than four miles from I-10. The hotel is eight miles from downtown Rocklin and 13 miles from Folsom Lake. Old Town Sacramento is 27 miles from the property and Sacramento International Airport is 28 miles away.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests say the staff of the Staybridge Suites Rocklin is "very friendly" and that the "amenities exceed expectations."
Staybridge Suites Rocklin Amenities
- Accessible facilities
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Barbeque grills
- Bathtub
- Buffet breakfast
- Business center
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Color television
- Complimentary breakfast
- Cribs
- Cups/glassware
- Desk with lamp
- Direct dial telephone
- Dishwasher
- Dry cleaning
- DVD player
- Evening reception
- Fitness center on-site
- Free newspaper
- Free parking
- Full kitchen
- Hairdryer
- High speed internet connection
- Housekeeping - daily
- Housekeeping - weekly
- Ice machine
- Indoor pool
- Interior corridors
- Ironing board
- Late check-out available
- Meeting rooms
- Microwave
- Non-smoking
- On-site business center
- On-Site parking
- Onsite laundry
- Parking
- Pets allowed
- Pots and pans
- Private bathroom
- Public area air conditioned
- Refrigerator
- Refrigerator with ice maker
- Safe deposit box
- Satellite television
- Separate closet
- Silverware/utensils
- Sofa bed
- Spare electrical outlet available at desk
- Speaker phone
- Storage space
- Stove
- Sundry/Convenience store
- Toaster oven
- Valet same day dry cleaning
- Voice mail
- Wireless connectivity
- Wireless internet connection
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Staybridge Suites RocklinOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
September 30, 2014
The room that we stayed in wasn't the nicest room I have ever stayed in but for what I paid it was great! Definitely worth what I paid if not more. It had a mini kitchen and felt big.
August 30, 2014
August 30, 2014
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August 9, 2014
Family Traveling with Young Children
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
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June 16, 2014
Business Traveler
I highly recommend taking this off your site we stay in hotels all the time for business and this by far was the worst 3 star we have EVER experienced . I'm not one to complain but honestly it was terrible
June 8, 2014
August 29, 2013
Worst Priceline experience ever...and I have done many. It is rated two stars too high
August 29, 2013
Overall it was a nice, clean hotel and I liked it. The air conditioning problem kept me from sleeping well at night.....the location of the hotel was very difficult to navigate to. It was not well marked from the road and we had to go through a maze of a shopping mall parking lot until we finally found it way in the far back parking lot of a shopping mall. It could not be accessed from a road. Still, I would probably return if I knew there would not be problems with the air conditioner. ...
July 16, 2013
This hotel met all our needs. The location was wonderful for visiting Lincoln and as a bonus it was right next door to the mall. Easy to take in a movie between family functions!
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Friday, September 9, 2011
A Peaceful Home...
As we walked room to room, showing them my Autumn decor, my niece said to me "you have a very peaceful home Juju"... (I will always be Juju to my nieces)...
I think that is the nicest compliment I have ever received about our home...
That is exactly the feeling I want our home to exude... quiet corners to sip coffee and read a magazine... write in a journal... or simply daydream... "a peaceful home"... thank you Liz... you made my day!... xoxo...
11 comments:
- Sunray Gardens said...
That is a lovely setting. I think that we hit a certain age that we strive for peaceful.
Cher Sunray Gardens
- September 9, 2011 at 9:28:00 AM MDT
- Country Gal said...
And what a lovely home you have!I can imagine you have lots of charm and pretties to your home. I to am not an all white home person I like the country/ farm look and feel of a home. We have that here and are still working on more. I like wood with greens,golds,burgandys, browns and rosewood colors , chamberyblues and yellows . I like to bring the colors of the seasons in as well . I like our home to have that welcome cozy country feeling when one walks in ! Have a wonderful day !
- September 9, 2011 at 9:36:00 AM MDT
- Ana said...
Oh Julie Marie,
What a wonderful compliment indeed. One should always feel, welcomed, loved and peaceful in our homes...That's what I strive for in our petite cottage. Wishing you a wonderful weekend.
Much love,
- September 9, 2011 at 9:55:00 AM MDT
- Bobbi said...
I love color as well, and your home looks beautiful! I agree.. a wonderful compliment and it says a lot about you, your family and your home... Have a beautiful weekend Julie Marie, and give Tessy a big hug for Gracie and me :-)
- September 9, 2011 at 10:15:00 AM MDT
- Blondie's Journal said...
That is such a sweet compliment from your niece! She sounds like a real doll! What more could we ask for than a peaceful home...a sanctuary from the busy world?
I love the picture of the wicker chair with your fall decorations. I will be getting mine out soon!
- September 9, 2011 at 10:21:00 AM MDT
- Olive Cooper said...
Your home reflects you. And you are a wonderful soul. I am 40/60 on the white scale so we have a lot of color too. Love your Fall images. ♥Olive
- September 9, 2011 at 11:59:00 AM MDT
- It's me said...
I really like your autumn style...enjoy your weekend......love love Ria...xxx...
- September 9, 2011 at 12:08:00 PM MDT
- Dawnll - Dawn's Craft Place said...
I also love the warm fall colors in my home.How sweet that your niece knows that and says it.
I have every room in my home painted some warm yellow shade and accented with burnt red-just couldn't think of changing.
Happy Fall
- September 9, 2011 at 1:32:00 PM MDT
- Kit said...
So very pretty! I am with you. I love to look at those all white homes and I am in awe of their style, but I just love color and lots of it. Bring on the orange and gold! Hugs, Kit
- September 9, 2011 at 8:58:00 PM MDT
- Celestina Marie Designs said...
Happy Fall Dear Julie,
Your home is gorgeous an decorated so cozy and yes very peaceful for Fall. It is a beautiful compliment for you put love and heart in all you do.
My Autumn decor is coming down today and I am going to try and decorate this week. I have been just too busy to start, but inspired to do so. As you know, I use color too with touches of ivory here and there.
Have a peaceful weekend.
XO to Tessy from Beazy.
Love, Celestina Marie
- September 10, 2011 at 8:25:00 AM MDT
- Our Beautiful Journey said...
Hi Ju Ju,
I am glad Lizzy made your day the other day... Your home is peaceful and I love all your decorations and the vibe the place has. I love the Fall colors and decorations. Today is a sad day with it being 911 and it is good you have a place to be peaceful. I wish many comfort and peace on this day. I love you and miss you.
Love Filly
- September 11, 2011 at 2:38:00 PM MDT


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Best of Christina's Spices
I am putting together a wedding gift and want to add some local flavor. I am getting the couple some cooking equipment and also want to pick up some things from Christina's. Any suggestions for Christina's products that are either New England/Boston oriented or just plain awesome? The couple is not very culinarily adventurous, so I'd rather stick with more recognizable stuff rather than delicious but hard to find (and intimidating). Thanks in advance.
re: Pegmeister
I actually don't like Christina's black pepper so much: it's pungent enough that it's very very easy to use too much. I've actually ruined dishes with it, and I *like* black pepper!
re: BarmyFotheringayPhipps
I wonder if it is something like this?
I ordered those ecuadoran peppercorns once. I personally really enjoyed them, but they made everything I used them in quite pepper-y and spicy. That's fine for me, but not for other folks eating my stuff :)
re: allgimbel
I've never had Christina's Vietnamese cinnamon, but the Vietnamese cinnamon I have had (from Penzey's) is life-altering. Once I got it, I went on a cinnamon baking binge (snickerdoodles, coffee cake, rugelach, repeat...). Anyone who hasn't tried Vietnamese cinnamon should (if they like cinnamon)--once you have it, the regular stuff smells like dust.
re: quirkydeb
Are they young and starting out or older and sort of locked into how they cook? I'd stick with the basics, as pegmeister said.. things like smoked salts are GREAT, but they are more of a culinary luxury.... I'd rather get someone a good grinder and some solid black peppercorns than some high-end curry powder that will sit idle. Penzeys in Arlington sells boxed starter sets that are nice..
I love their ancho chile powder - so fragrant and great in Chili, seasoning meats and potatoes, other veg, stews. Really good. I also get a small vial of saffron when I go in, pretty good quality. Recently picked up white pepper, ginger, mustard, ancho chile powder, saffron, nutmeg, onion powder, ground cumin, cumin seed - all very good. You can't go wrong with too much in Cristina's.
re: Small Plates
SP, do you remember about how much the saffron goes for? I just used up my stash but don't want to remortgage the house to buy some.
Unless you're totally set on Christina's, I would swing by Penzey's on Mass Ave in Arlington. They do great wedding gift boxes, including an assemble-your-own option. They use whole spices (nutmeg, cinnamon sticks, etc.) for packing material in the box, it's great and not at all intimidating.
re: blink617
Second what Blink 617 says- their boxes are lovely. Assemble your own is good if you know their specific needs, but the themed boxes are also a good way to give someone the spices to tackle a specific type of cooking or baking. You're not really going to find spices that were produced locally, and the penzeys' packaging makes a much more attractive gift than the little cellophane bags things come in at Christinas.
re: cpingenot
The other thing Penzeys quietly gets you in the habit of it buying small jars - which means I don't have 6 oz of cardamon sitting around for 3 years.. and the jars are easier to store than small plastic bags..
re: blink617
Agree - Penzey's does very nice gift boxes - and the assemble-your-own allows you to go mostly with basic spices and herbs, but add in an interesting "not so ordinary" one to allow them to expand their cooking chops.
Their Vietnamese cinnamon, as stated above, is phenomenal. I also like the dried lavender (they don't always have it), their Chinese ground mustard, and their mixed blends are also very good - Za'atar, Parisian Herbs and a few others. Plus, you get to smell all of the herbs and can buy them in smaller jars so they can experiment without feeling if they don't like it, they haven't wasted money.
re: LindaWhit
Penzey's is fun, but I do like the OP's original wish to add some *local* flavor to the gift. And shopping at Christina's, or another locally owned shop, does that (allowing, of course, for the fact that all of these spices are imported from somewhere else).
Having said that, I am a fan of Penzey's hot cocoa mix and recommend that as a simple house gift. Always received well...
re: allgimbel
I know Penzeys is quality but there is a Penzey's in St. Louis, where the couple lives and that's why I wanted to go with Christina's. But hot cocoa sounds great on days like this!
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You could get some Burdick's hot chocolate for a local touch. Can't beat it!
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That makes sense to a point...but getting them something they know they can get locally to them would also be an encouragement to go there and explore Penzey's themselves! JMO....But the hot chocolate idea, if it's anywhere near as cold down there as it is here, would also be a good idea!
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I am going to have to agree with LindaWhit. Penzey's is great and Christina's "packaging", well let me just say, dime bags are packaged with way more thought and care. I was pressed for time and went to Christina's to buy tea for a gift before a trip and I was appalled by the "plastic bag" it came in. Luckily, Mark from MEM Teas happened to stop by my place of work and gave me a bag of his to put it in. Formaggio Kitchen in Cambridge is another place to consider.
But a word of warning about Penzey's (or Christina's for that matter): Do stick to basics rather than spice blends. My dad went nuts in Penzey's and got us all kinds of pepper blends and cajun rubs and jerk spice for roasts and steaks and they just went unused. I felt guilty throwing out full, pretty much unused, bottles of spices last week but I needed to make room for the spices I actually do use. Plus they were like 4 years old so they probably lost all their oomph anyway.
And to think all he needed to get me was oregano. oh and vanilla extract... the good stuff is expensive.
On an episode of ATK that I saw yesterday, Chris Kimball paid a visit to Christina's to buy paprika. The owner gave him a lesson in how to judge a good paprika. Hot paprika is made by leaving the seeds in when grinding; sweet without (although he mentioned that the individual peppers make a difference too). Good smoked paprika is smoked with wood, the cheap stuff has chemicals that mimic smoke. The sweet paprika they sold was noticeably brighter red in color than the McCormick's, which looked brown by comparison.
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I turned it on in the middle, and thought it was Christina's but wasn't sure.
re: greygarious
Also in that episode, they later talked about how they had done a taste test and chosen paprika from The Spice House, not the version they discussed at Christina's.
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Yeah, I saw that too. I was holding off on weighing in because my only 2 experiences buying spices at Christina's (a cumin and a paprika) both resulted in spices that were so odorless and tasteless that they could have been iocane powder.
One more vote for Penzey's- if they like the spices you give them and want to expand their collection, there's something nice about a matching set of jars.
re: smtucker
I really dig The Spice House. The Penzey connection amuses me as well.
re: gardgen
Great idea! I took a class at BU where Ana taught and learned a lot from her. She also used to give tours of the Watertown Middle Eastern shops through BU. I haven't seen that lately but I'll watch for a return.
re: gardgen
Excellent idea, gardgen! That way, they can begin to experiment with unfamiliar spices to them.
One way you could add some "local flavor" would be to order some maple/spice mixes, marinades, etc from Warren Farm (http://thewarrenfarm.com). Of course the spices aren't grown locally but the maple and many of the herbs are right from the farm. The Wentworths, who run the farm, do a number of farmers' markets in the summer - they are really nice people.


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Macitentan for the Treatment of Digital Ulcers in Systemic Sclerosis Patients (DUAL-2)
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|October 31, 2011
|Last Updated Date
|April 29, 2014
|Start Date ICMJE
|December 2011
|Primary Completion Date
|February 2014 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|cumulative number of digital ulcers up to week 16 [ Time Frame: Period1: baseline (visit 2) to week 16. Period2: week 16 to end of study (which will occur when the last randomized patient, not prematurely withdrawn, has completed Period 1 and a 30 day safety follow-up period) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|Same as current
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|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|hand functionality assessed through HDISS-DU PRO and HAQ-DI [ Time Frame: Period1: baseline (visit 2) to week 16. Period2: week 16 to end of study (which will occur when the last randomized patient, not prematurely withdrawn, has completed Period 1 and a 30 day safety follow-up period) ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
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|Macitentan for the Treatment of Digital Ulcers in Systemic Sclerosis Patients
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|Prospective, Randomized, Placebo-controlled, Double-blind, Mutlicenter, Parallel Group Study to Assess the Efficacy, Safety and Tolerability of Macitentan in Patients With Schemic Digital Ulcers Associated With Systemic Sclerosis
|Brief Summary
The DUAL-2 study is designed as a multicenter, double-blind two-period study with an initial fixed 16-week Period 1, followed by a Period 2 of variable duration. All patients completing Period 1 will continue on their original randomized treatment into Period 2, until the last randomized patient has completed Period 1.
Patients will be randomized in a 1:1:1 ratio (macitentan 3mg: macitentan 10mg: placebo).
The primary objective is to demonstrate the effect of macitentan on the reduction of the number of new digital ulcers in patients with systemic sclerosis and ongoing digital ulcers (DU).
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|Detailed Description
Recurrent digital ulcers (DU) are a manifestation of vascular disease in patients with systemic sclerosis (SSc), are an important source of morbidity and lead to impaired function in these patients. In this study, we are investigating whether treatment with the endothelin receptor antagonist, macitentan, decreases the development of new digital ulcers in patients with SSc. Macitentan is a highly potent, tissue-targeting dual endothelin receptor antagonist. Through complete blockade of endothelin action, macitentan is expected to protect tissue from the damaging effect of elevated endothelin. This therapy is not approved for the treatment of systemic sclerosis, but the use of an ERA is an attractive approach in combating the structural vascular damage observed in SSc leading to complications such as DUs.
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|April 2014
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a "what's happening to my body?" book for younger girls
What's happening to me? puberty is about change
Buds, boobs, and bras: your growing breasts
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Explains all the changes that occur during puberty.
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this book is great for young girls who are just discovering there body it helps them understand there body and thats something about there body is going to change i got this book for my youngest daughter when she started to disover her body i recommend that all paernts with a daughter get this book for them to help them understand there body better it also helps if your a single dad and don't really want to explain whats going on with there body
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Tony Lopez's American story, like all but those of our indigenous neighbors, is an immigrant story.His life and his hopes and dreams are all of this land, which probably ultimately saved his American boxing dream, which takes a giant step Saturday.Lopez, 20, will fight Isaac Torres for the WBC Intercontinental super bantamweight (122 pounds) title Saturday at the Amon G. Carter Jr. Exhibits Hall on the grounds of Will Rogers Memorial Center.The Alvarado High School graduate, 9-0 with three TKOs and poised to become Fort Worth's next boxing champion, will have experience in his corner under the guidance of trainers Vincent Reyes and Paul Reyes, trainer to Fort Worth world champions Paulie Ayala and Donald Curry."I have all the tools to win," Lopez said. "Our training camp has gone great. I've done everything we needed to do. We're ready to go."Saturday's fight card begins at 7 with six undercard bouts, including the co-main event involving Tony Mack of Dallas defending his super middleweight Texas title against James "Boogie" Freeman of Vernon.Lopez, the boxer that he is, spoke effusively about his speed and power, assets that without question will play roles in Saturday's fight.He spoke, too, of his mental toughness and motivation, the qualities that those closest to him said might take him the furthest.While in this country legally from Mexico since he was a baby, Lopez lived in amateur boxing's shadows because he wasn't a U.S. citizen. Because of that he wasn't allowed to compete in many of this country's premier amateur events.As a high school senior, his regional Golden Gloves title in 2012 was stripped when it was discovered he wasn't a citizen. Asked to check a "citizen" or "noncitizen" box, Lopez didn't check either.Confronted with the duplicity, Lopez acknowledged that he wasn't an American citizen. He would have been a favorite to win at the state Golden Gloves.Only a few months later, his problems became much worse. At 18 years old, he was detained behind bars on an alleged immigration violation and faced deportation, he said. Lopez, who said he speaks "conversational Spanish," was faced with going to a world that would have been as foreign to him as Mars.He had no family or friends in Mexico.Everything he had ever known was Fort Worth, Texas.The family's story was a common one. Poor and with nothing but hope and prayer, Lopez's father tried to do the right thing when young Tony was a baby, saving enough money to go to a lawyer in hopes of securing his child's path to American citizenship.The money paid, though, was wasted. The lawyer disappeared. Papers later obtained to show legal status were stolen during a home invasion, Lopez said, probably used to obtain fraudulent legal status for someone else."If you were to pick me up and drop me in my hometown where I was born (Queretaro, Mexico), I wouldn't know what to do," Lopez said. "Everything I've ever known is here."I was being looked over [by an angel] during that time."And a judicious immigration agent, who saw that Lopez was a kid who graduated near the top of his senior class, had never been in any trouble and had goals. He was an American asset, doing good for the general welfare and raising a family.They cleared him of any wrongdoing. Today, he has all the proper documentation and is working on becoming a U.S. citizen."It was crazy," Vincent Reyes said. "He was in there with a bunch of criminals when he didn't commit a crime. When I went to see him, it broke my heart. Lots of prayer, lots of prayer."That made him stronger. Everything happens for a reason."The reason for Lopez is the here and now.He does charity work, including motivational speaking tours in the city for at-risk kids. He has a wife-to-be and supports a newborn while working as a personal trainer for Title Boxing.And there's this bout on Saturday. Torres (5-0-1) has won 14 national amateur titles and competed in the U.S. Olympic Trials in 2012, a place Lopez probably would have been also if not for his situation.Lopez is not angry about it, but it drives him."Do I believe I could have made the [U.S. Boxing] team? Yes, I think I could have," said Lopez, who lost only three times as an amateur. "I wasn't able to. That's why I had to bite down on my mouthpiece and perform in the gym."To this day, I'm keeping that in my back pocket and using that as motivation.""I think he'll be Fort Worth's next champion," Vincent Reyes said. "I'm not just saying that because he's my guy. I think he has all the tools."
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text: A Free Press Isn't Free: The World's 5 Deadliest Countries for Journalists Reporters Without Borders tracks journalist fatalities, arrests and suppression across the planet—bringing home the news is a life and death pursuit. January 23, 2013 Allan MacDonell A Career With a Future—If You're Careful When promising young students opt for journalism school, they probably are not imagining a career path that leads to an early funeral, but the annual report from Reporters Without Borders indicates that perhaps they should. Reporters Without Borders is "devoted to providing material, financial and psychological assistance to journalists assigned to dangerous areas." According to tracking conducted by the international organization, 2012 saw a 33 percent uptick in newsgatherers being killed while pursuing their calling, with 88 journalists meeting their deaths in the course of chasing a deadline. An additional 1993 journalists were threatened or physically attacked. In the photo above, activists from Reporters Without Borders—with fake injuries, tied hands and legs in chains—attend a demonstration on Champs Elysees Avenue in front of the Iran Air airline company in Paris, July 10, 2012, to condemn the imprisonment of journalists and citizen journalists in Iran, calling for their immediate release. Click through to visit the five countries that where the most reporters were killed in 2012. Photo: Jacky Naegelen/Reuters Syria At least 17 journalists, 44 citizen-journalists and 4 media assistants killed in 2012 Activists from Reporters Without Borders (RSF), holding picture of Syria's President Bashar al-Assad, face French police as they demonstrate outside the Syrian embassy in Paris. RSF daubed paint over the exteriors of the Syrian embassy in Paris as part of a symbolic protest staged on World Press Freedom Day against the crackdown on human rights in the Arab nation. The slogan reads: "It's ink that must flow and not blood." One thing the Assad regime and armed opposition groups have in common is their intolerance of criticism; both factions have targeted reporters for death in Syria. Photo: Benoit Tessier/Reuters Somalia 18 journalists killed in 2012 An armed security guard stands watch on a tower constructed within the compound of Radio Shabelle in Mogadishu, December 8, 2012. A prime target for the terrorist organization Al-Shabab, radio stations require constant security to try and ensure an attack is not attempted on their properties. While peace has largely returned to the city, journalists working in Mogadishu continue to face huge risks in their effort to report news. In 2012, twice as many journalists were killed in Somalia than in 2009, which had been the previous high year for reporter deaths. Two journalists were killed within one day in late September—one shot to death, the other beheaded. 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Baez, who worked for Mexican daily Milenio, was abducted leaving his office in the town of Xalapa and his body was found the following morning, said Gina Dominguez, spokeswoman for the Veracruz state government. Journalists who cover drug crime, corruption, human rights violations or government infiltration by organized are particularly susceptible to violent reprisals. Photo: Oscar Martinez/Reuters Brazil 5 journalists killed A photographer takes his position behind an empty water tank during an operation at Alemao slum in Rio de Janeiro. Police in Rio de Janeiro gave drug traffickers holed up in the hillside slum an ultimatum to turn themselves in and help put an end to a wave of urban violence. Drug traffickers are presumed to have killed at least two of the five journalists murdered in Brazil last year. It is also felt that even minor criticism of local officials can result in violent and potentially deadly rebuttals. 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