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Doulton W9330958 Under Sink System w Faucet & 10" SuperCarb Candle:
The W9330958 is an In-line water filter system utilizing Doulton ceramic technology with a variety of filters to choose from. It comes with a
SuperCarb Candle
filter but it will work with other grades of 10" candle filters with a short thread mount.
Doulton W9330958 Under Sink Filter System is an Acetal/Polyester In-Line System complete with Installation Kit with 3/8 Push-fit connectors.
This Doulton HIP Under Sink Filter System comes complete with a Doulton SuperCarb Ceramic Filter Candle and features a durable plastic housing. The entire system is NSF Certified.
The Doulton W9330958 Water Filter System connects easily under the sink and includes all parts needed for a standard installation.
The faucet supplied with the W9330958 system is
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Doulton Super Carb is a highly efficient ceramic micro filter which provides genuine sub micron filtration of drinking water.
The incorporation of silver locked within the ceramic structure inhibits the growth of bacteria and gives each cartridge enhanced bacteriostatic and self sterilizing properties.
The Doulton SuperCarb is a
four stage
cartridge combining the highly efficient filtration properties of ceramic with the enhanced water treatment properties of activated carbon and the heavy metal reduction capabilities of ion exchange media.
The Doulton HIP/DIY SuperCarb Filter System provides a high level of Chlorine and organics removal, along with Lead and other heavy metal reduction.
Doulton W9330958 Under the Sink Filter System Contaminant Reduction:
Pathogenic bacteria:
Cholera, Typhoid, Shigella, E. Coli, Klebsiella Terrigena >99.99% removal
Cryptosporidium Parvum, Giardia Lamblia >99.99% removal
Down to 0.9 micron absolute; 0.5 - 0.8 micron with a filtration efficiency of >99.99%
Trace Organics Removal - Insecticides:
Lindane @ 0.1 ppb presence >85% removal
Trace Organics Removal - Herbicides:
Atrazine @ 1.2 ppb presence >85% removal
Trace Organics Removal - Phenols:
TCP @ 1.2 ppb presence >50% removal
Trace Organics Removal - Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons:
PAH's @ 0.2 ppb presence >95% removal
Trace Organics Removal - Trihalomethanes:
Chloroform @ 150 ppb presence >50% removal
Inorganics Removal - Free Chlorine:
2mg cl/l challenge >97% removal NSF Class 1 standard 42
Inorganics Removal - Lead:
@ pH 6.5 after 2,244 L>98.3% removal NSF standard 53
Inorganics Removal - Lead:
@ pH 8.5 after 2,244 L>98.3% removal NSF standard 53
Doulton W9330958 Under Sink System Specs:
Approximate System Dimensions:
12" (H) × 3.5" (D) or 30.4 cm × 8.9 cm
Approximate Filter Dimensions:
10" (H) × 2" (D) or 254 mm × 49 mm
Micron Rating Absolute (>99.99%):
.9 µm
Micron Rating Nominal (>99.9%):
0.5 to 0.8 µm
Working temperature range:
41° F (5° C) to 100° F (38 °C)
Working ph range:
5.5 - 9.5
Minimum working pressure:
10 psi
Maximum working pressure:
125 psi
Unrestricted Flow at 3 Bar Pressure:
1 gpm or 3.7 L/min
Recommended cleaning frequency:
when flow rate is noticeably lower or every 3 months
Recommended change frequency:
6 months or 1000 gallons (3,740 liters), whichever is sooner
Manufacturer: Doulton W9330958
Doulton SuperCarb Ceramic Filter Candle Maintenance:
The ceramic shell of the water filter is designed to filter fine particles, bacteria and other contaminants from your water. In doing so, the outside of the ceramic shell can eventually need cleaning which will become evident when water flow from the filter becomes reduced. When this occurs, simply
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Wash your hands with filtered water.
Remove the ceramic cartridge according to the instructions of your particular filter housing (Handle with care. Wet cartridges are fragile!)
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Replace cartridge in filter housing.
Wash hands thoroughly after handling the ceramic cartridge.
Care must be taken at all times to prevent contamination of the end of the cartridge mount from unfiltered water and/or dirty hands from cleaning the cartridge surface. You may wish to cover the end with a plastic bag and rubberband to make handling easier. Do not use soap or detergents.
Cleaning can be done over 50 times before replacement of the water filter cartridge will be necessary.
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Isn't it funny how if we change, or update one simple word it can make a huge difference on how we perceive things? Let's take the two words above: applications and subscriptions as an example.
A subscription is something you pay for. It comes to you every week, and you see it and it's done. An application is something that you pay for, but it does a bit more—it helps you perform the task of accessing the same information, except for one thing—you decide when it comes to you. It's an 'App', and it's all about control.
Why is it that if we take the same ol' stuff and repackage it into another shape, on another medium, and somehow watch it take off. There is something in the buzz word of the week, 'the app'. I think it's all a matter of an emerging consumer perception. "I'll turn you on when I need you", that's how I feel about media today, and my app is the channel I go to to access that thing you'll help me do.
Today, apps mean that you actually do something and subscriptions tend to mean that you are just selling something. It's a fine line. To many of you, this may not make a lot of sense, but give it some thinking and I hope you'll see what I mean.
Apps, or at least the perception of an application really has more potential than most people think. What can your brand 'do'?


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Every character in a fictional work will always have a skill. These skills can be anything like choosing the right people for a job, stealth, pickpocketing and so on. Normally, a skill has to be learned, and once a character learns it, s/he has to practice it lest s/he forgets how to do it. Not these skills. These skills are learned once, and then the character never forgets how to do them, even if s/he hasn't used them for years. There is a Stock Phrase representing this trope called "Like riding a bicycle/bike" as well as the phrase "An elephant never forgets". However, the page is not about either stock phrase. On an interesting side note, Russia has an equivalent phrase that says "мастерство не пропьёшь" (masterstvo ne propʹyo�ʹ), which literally translates to "mastery (you can) not drink away". As laugh-inducing as that may sound, any skill that doesn't go away due to alcohol has to qualify for this trope. This is pretty much the default situation in Tabletop Games that use skills. It is very rare for an RPG's rules to have characters lose skills even when they're not used for long periods of time. By extension, there are so many examples of this trope in Video Games that it would be easier to list the video games that subvert or avert this trope. This trope can result in Damn You, Muscle Memory. Bag of Spilling can happen and subvert this trope. This is the polar opposite of Forgot About His Powers, in other words, an Inverted Trope. Compare and contrast with Instant Expert, No Stat Atrophy, Suddenly Always Knew That, and Centipede's Dilemma.
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The Vatican has another holy mess on its hands, this time of the financial sort, as the man in charge of the Holy See's official bank, one Ettore Gotti Tedeschi, is under investigation as part of a a money-laundering case, according to the BBC.
Prosecutors also seized 23m euros ($30m; £19m) from the bank's accounts with another smaller institution.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Tennessee Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey, who backed a new law allowing handgun carry permit holders to keep weapons in their vehicles at work, says the law needs clarifying.
Referring to an opinion by Attorney General Robert Cooper, Ramsey said he regrets the waters being muddied before the statute took effect July 1. Cooper said the law does not change the ability of employers to ban weapons from their property.
Ramsey -- a Blountville Republican -- told the Knoxville News Sentinel he will probably support an expected push to change the law in the next session. The anticipated change would be that a permit holder could not be fired solely for having a weapon in a locked vehicle at work.
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Ballroom dancing is a spectacle to watch. There's romance and glitter. Fancy shoes and elegant choreography. Flowing dresses gliding gracefully across the floor. And while the spectacle is often restricted to our television screens, a bit of the sparkle can now be found in Redmond – at Briora Ballroom.
Opened in January by professional dancer Jessica McMorrow, the 6,500-plus square foot facility – which features two dance floors, a lounge area and retail shop – is already being praised as one of the best studios in the country. Last month, McMorrow, along with friends, family and students, celebrated their public debut, with a special gala hosted by Jonathan Roberts of "Dancing With The Stars."
Raised in Kirkland, McMorrow got her first taste of dance at age seven, when her mom signed her up for a ballet class.
"She thought it was something nice for little girls to do," McMorrow says.
But it was much later, during a semester abroad in college, McMorrow discovered her true passion: ballroom dance.
"I was completely inspired," McMorrow says about watching her first professional competition. "I was like, this is so cool."
Now that 'nice activity' has become a full-time gig.
McMorrow says the idea to start her own studio came about in a discussion with her partner Slava Stefanov, whom she met while dancing in California in 2010. At the time, they were both working as independent teachers, conducting lessons in rented studios.
"It came to a point where I could no longer serve the needs of my clients," McMorrow says.
She felt opening a studio would give her the opportunity to build community among her dancers. And returning home to open the studio just made sense.
"My family is up here, and when I settled more permanently I wanted to be near them," McMorrow says.
With support from Stefanov and her father, an entrepreneur and business owner, McMorrow's dream of building a state-of-the-art studio started to take shape.
"I thought there was a place for a really beautiful, elegant ballroom [on the Eastside]," she says.
McMorrow says she's danced in studios where she was trying on a $5,000 ball gown in a bathroom. That's not fitting of the beauty and elegance of ballroom dancing, she says. As such, she wanted to provide a space worthy of her customers time and money.
"Ballroom dance is a really beautiful thing," McMorrow says. "It's nice that the space can reflect that."
This idea is embodied at Briora Ballroom.
Upon entering the facility you'll encounter a cozy sitting room. To the right is a retail window, showcasing intricate, beaded ballroom gowns. Toward the back of the massive space you'll spot a pair of sparkly crystal chandeliers, hanging elegantly over a brand new dance floor. This is where McMorrow and head choreographer Stefanov hold court.
While McMorrow says the core of their program is their ballroom classes (Standard and Latin), the studio has also introduced a series of fitness classes over the past few months. Classes include yoga, Nia (A one hour class incorporating structured and freeform movement to music incorporating the body, mind, emotions, and spirit), Feldenkrais (more therapeutic movement) and Eccentrics (toning fitness class). She is also interested in starting a kids' dance program in the fall.
In addition to scheduled classes, McMorrow also intends to begin hosting dance parties every Friday, where students can try the moves they've been learning in class. The space is also available to be rented for private events.
McMorrow says her favorite part of the day at Briora is when she puts on her practice clothes and dances around – especially if it involves teaching others. And while Briora's current clientele consists mainly of advanced dancers, she and Stefanov are always bringing new people in.
"The great thing about us is that we're able to take people from the beginning – from the moment they first walk in, and don't know much about dancing, and maybe want to learn some social steps," McMorrow says. "And then if they do become interested in doing shows or competitions, we can take them to that level as well."
In this tradition, McMorrow's ultimate goal in opening Briora is to share the art of dance with as many people as she can.
"Dancing is something everybody can do," she says. "At its core, it's a social activity."
Plus, she adds, where else can you put on a rhinestone-studded gown (or suit) and dance around?
Briora Ballroom is located at 2260 152nd Ave NE, Suite 100 in Redmond.


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Jason Lieb, PhD, and Xian Chen, PhD, served in leadership roles for two of the projects described in the Nature papers.
Dr. Lieb was a co-principal investigator of the project described in the paper, "The accessible chromatin landscape of the human genome." Dr. Lieb is a professor of biology, a member of UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, and director of the Carolina Center for Genome Sciences.
Dr. Lieb explains, "Everyone has heard the term 'junk DNA.' In many cases, all that really means is that we do not yet understand the function of that DNA. In our project we found that what was previously labeled 'junk DNA' in fact is important for regulating genes. This is something we couldn't see across the whole genome before because the technology wasn't available. We and our colleagues coupled two new techniques with sophisticated DNA sequencing technology to test as many different human cell types as possible. We created a high-resolution catalogue of the sites in these cells that are likely to regulate genes, in essence a 'street level' view of the cell's regulatory architecture.
"Genes themselves are easy to find in a DNA sequence. What has been much harder to find are the small pieces of nearby DNA that control the activity of those genes. The goal of our project was to find these small pieces of regulatory DNA, among all the other DNA in the genome. These regulatory functions are important because they control which genes are turned on or off, and ensure that the right genes are on or off in the right cells at the right time. If the wrong genes are active in an inappropriate cell type, diseases such as cancer can result.
"The next step is for scientists around the world to begin testing the functions of these 2.9 million regulatory sites to determine how they are involved in regulating gene activity, and how their deregulation might be involved in human disease."
Dr. Chen was a co-author of the paper, "Landscape of transcription in human cells." An, associate professor of biochemistry and biophysics, Dr. Chen is a member of UNC Lineberger and faculty director of the National Cancer Institute Proteomic Tumor Analysis Consortium (CPTAC) at UNC.
Dr. Chen has led the Proteomic Data Generation Group. Proteomics is the study of the end-products of genome-wide gene expression and the role played by the proteins in the body's biochemical processes. Dr. Chen and the other authors conducted the proteomic analysis of two cell types important in leukemia and lymphoma.
He explains, "Using newly developed mass spectrometry-based technology we have generated the most comprehensive sequencing data to date of the sub-cellular proteomes (including the proteins expressed/transcribed and their locations in cells) of both cell lines. These data provide information about the expression and localization of most of the proteins identified."
"Dr. Morgan Giddings, now at Boise State University, can then use these data to validate similar RNA transcription data, genetic information transcribed from DNA to RNA before gene expression can occur. The RNA transcription data was identified through a variety of ENCODE approaches."
Other UNC authors for "The accessible chromatin landscape of the human genome" paper are: Jeremy Simon, BS; Zhangcheng Zhang, PhD; Terry Furey, PhD; and Zhuzhu Zhang, MS. Dr. Lieb was a co-PI with Gregory Crawford, PhD, of Duke University.
Other UNC authors for the "Landscape of transcription in human cells" paper are: Harsha Guawardena, PhD; Yanbao Yu, PhD; and Ling Xie, PhD.
Funding for the Lieb research team was provided by National Institutes of Health grants HG004592, HG004563, GM076036, R01MH084676 and the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship under Grant no. DGE-0718124, the Research Council of Norway, and the caBIG In Silico Center of Excellence, NCI/NIH contract no. HHSN261200800001E.
Funding for the Chen research team was provided by the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) production grants number U54HG004557, U54HG004555, U54HG004576 and U54HG004558, and by the NHGRI pilot grant number R01HG003700. It was also supported by the NHGRI ARRA stimulus grant 1RC2HG005591, the National Science Foundation grant number 127375, the European Research Council grant number 249968, a research grant for the RIKEN Omics Science Center from the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and technology, and grants BIO2011- 26205, CSD2007-00050, and INB GNV-1 from the Spanish Ministry of Science.
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Begun in 2000, First Descents offers young adult cancer fighters and survivors a free outdoor adventure experience designed to empower them to climb, paddle and surf beyond their diagnosis, defy their cancer, reclaim their lives and connect with others doing the same.
Dr. Grilley-Olson became involved after hearing about the program from fellow UNC medical oncologist, Dr. Hy Muss. "With my personal interests in climbing and having seen it help so many people grow in confidence, it 'just made sense,' particularly after having worked with so many young adult sarcoma patients in the past couple years who could grow from it. I have referred two of my patients to the program, and they both loved it."
Elizabeth Sherwood decided to volunteer after hearing about the program. "I was interested in learning more about it since we are developing our young adult services at UNC. By volunteering, I could help the First Descents program and learn from these patients more about the issues they face."
Both UNC practitioners volunteered their medical expertise at the Bryson City, NC, location. Ms. Sherwood also served as a camp mom. "I helped with meal preparation, and was available to talk with the campers to provide support and help them process their experience.
"First Descent stands for the first descent down a river. Every day with cancer or life after cancer treatment is like a first descent," Ms. Sherwood explains.
Dr. Grilley-Olson adds, "First Descents helps participants by providing them a safely structured environment to build an exciting new skill and to rebuild and regain confidence in themselves."
Both use the word 'transformation' to describe what happens at the camp. Ms. Sherwood says, "I saw these young people transform from a group of individuals, who probably felt quite isolated in their everyday lives because of their cancer experience, pulling together in a way that was like a sports team. They also benefited individually from challenging themselves in a new kind of way."
Dr. Grilley-Olson explains, "Seeing the transformation that occurs in a week's time is inspiring. The experience helps participants learn to regain trust in their body, which has let them down with cancer, and helps them move past the sense of vulnerability. They can then carry this forward in the rest of their lives."
Ms. Sherwood says, "One supportive aspect of the program for the participants is that many young people may have rare types of cancer or types of cancer that most people are not familiar with. The camp gives them a place to talk about their experiences with people who are not going to grow tired of their conversation or tell them that since they've finished their treatment, they need to move on."
Dr. Grilley-Olson states, "Participants move past an identity of someone with cancer back to being someone who is remarkable for any number of reasons, but who are not defined by their cancer."
Ms. Sherwood concludes, "I am so very impressed by the dedication of the First Descents staff and their organization. We hope to work more closely with them in the future." Dr. Grilley-Olson concurs, "The First Descent staff and volunteers are wonderful. It's inspiring to see others so selflessly dedicate themselves to helping others."
Dr. Grilley-Olson says what she takes away from her experience is "seeing the resilience/reemergence of a person, not a patient. I think it helps me be a better doctor, by filling in the deep dimensions of lives that exist beyond my clinic space."
Read cancer survivor Katy Sims' account of her First Descent experience and watch her interview on WRAL.]]>
Dr. Jobin, a member of UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, led the study, which was originally published in the journal Science.
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For more than 60 years, scientists have known that cancer cells undergo glycolysis, or metabolize glucose, at a much higher rate than normal cells. The observation, called the Warburg effect, demonstrated that the normal energy producing processes in the cell are disrupted in cancer cells, preventing them from using metabolic pathways in the cell's mitochondria (often called the cell's "power plants").
Recently, however, increasing evidence suggests that, in addition to glycolysis, other metabolic pathways may also play a role in cancer, with important therapeutic implications. A promising strategy for targeting cancer cells, while sparing normal cells, is to target these altered metabolic processes with drug therapies. Elesclomol has been shown to trigger cell death in metastatic melanoma cells, primarily by suppressing oxidative phosphorylation – the process that cells use to transform nutrients into energy.
Moschos and his team demonstrated in the lab that metastatic melanoma cells exhibit a higher rate of glycolysis compared to their normal counterpart cells, termed melanocytes, which would be expected due to the Warburg effect.
"But we also found, surprisingly, that these cells have higher rates of oxidative phosphorylation – they are producing energy through more than one pathway, which explains a lot about how the drug works," says Dr. Moschos.
He notes that this drug has an interesting history. In a 600-patient phase III clinical trial conducted almost 4 years ago, Elesclomol had clinical benefit in the subgroup of patients with normal serum LDH. However, the FDA discontinued the trial, because the Elesclomol in combination with another chemotherapeutic drug may have negative effects in patients with high serum LDH, which is associated with poorer patient outcomes in metastatic melanoma. At the time, very little was known about Elesclomol's mechanism of action – blocking oxidative phosphorylation.
"Our inability to show how Elesclomol worked through measurement of biomarkers was the major driver to conduct this laboratory study," said Moschos, whose team took the clinical trial results back to the lab to try to figure out why the drug worked.
"Our results suggest that targeting oxidative phosphorylation in melanoma is a promising strategy for early metastatic disease, before melanoma cells switch their primary metabolic source to glycolysis, as Otto Warburg showed 60 years ago" said Dr. Moschos.
"Second, we were able to demonstrate a mechanism of resistance to Elesclomol, where long-term exposure to the drug leads to the selection of melanoma cells with high levels of glycolysis. This suggests that a two-pronged strategy aimed at blocking both metabolic pathways may be called for."
The results of the study were published today in the journal Public Library of Science One.
Dr. Moschos conducted the research when he was a faculty member at the University of Pittsburgh Melanoma and Skin Cancer Program in collaboration with Dr. Bennett Van Houten, Richard M. Cyert Chair in Molecular Oncology, University of Pittsburgh. He joined UNC's division of hematology/oncology and UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center in January. The research appears today in Proceedings of the Library of Science ONE.
Other members of the research team include scientists from the University of Pittsburgh, the Women's Health Integrated Research Center at Inova Health System in Annandale, VA, Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Heidelberg.
The project was funded by a Career Development Award of a SPORE in Skin Cancer at the University of Pittsburgh (National Cancer Institute grant P50CA121973) and a Pennsylvania Department of Health PA CURE award. Synta Pharmaceuticals Corporation provided the Elesclomol drug used in the laboratory research.]]>
Hyman Muss, MD, professor of medicine and leader of the UNC Lineberger Geriatric Oncology Program, was honored with the 2012 Umberto Veronesi Award for Medical Education by the Inter-American Breast Cancer Conference at their annual conference in July.
The award was given in recognition of his passion for teaching and mentoring the next generation of health care professionals with interests in oncology.]]>
Dr. Rathmell is an associate professor of medicine and genetics, Dr. Lieb is an associate professor of biology and member of the Carolina Center for Genome Sciences, and Dr. Davis is an assistant professor of pediatric hematology/oncology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. All three are members of UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center.
The V Foundation's translational grant program, created in 2000, strives to bridge the gap between the laboratory and patient bedside. The goal of this grant program is to bring the benefits of new basic-level understandings to patients more quickly and efficiently.
Ten grants were awarded nationally. The competitive grant application process is supervised by The V Foundation's Scientific Advisory Board. The Board, comprised of notable physicians and research scientists from prominent universities and cancer centers, ensures that all proposals meet the highest standards of scientific merit. The Board consistently selects the best research projects dedicated to curing cancer.
Read more on The V Foundation's blog.]]>
B cells, which produce proteins called antibodies, are one type of immune cell involved in GVHD. In a paper published today in the journal, Blood, a team from the University of North Carolina's Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, shows in the laboratory that B cells from patients with chronic GVHD are much more active than cells from patients without the disease. The team also outlines the cell signaling pathways that contribute to this increased activity – identifying a promising target for developing new therapies for the diseases.
Jessica Allen, PhD, the paper's first author, says "We found that B cells from patients with active chronic GVHD were in a heightened metabolic state and resist programmed cell death."
Senior author, Stefanie Sarantopoulos, MD, PhD, assistant professor in the division of hematology/oncology and the departments of microbiology and immunology at the UNC School of Medicine, adds, "Steroids are currently our only standard treatment for chonic GVHD and they are often not effective. This study adds to our previously published work because it implicates the TNF family member protein called BAFF in the 'revved up' B-cell signaling we found in our patients. We hope to develop targeted therapeutic agents, like anti-BAFF agents or small molecule inhibitors of serine/ threonine kinases, for treatment of our chronic GVHD patients."
Other UNC Lineberger researchers on the team include Albert Baldwin, PhD, Jonathan Serody, MD, Kristy Richards, MD, PhD, Thomas C. Shea, MD, Don A. Gabriel, MD, PhD, James Coghill, MD, Paul Armistead, MD, PhD, Matthew Fore, BA, and Jenna Wooten, PhD.
Additional team members from the UNC Stem Cell Transplant team and UNC Lineberger include Philip Roehrs, MD, Amber Essenmacher, Robert Irons, Allison Deal, Andrew Sharf, and Todd Hoffert.
Jerome Ritz MD, Corey Cutler, MD MPH, and Nazmim S. Bhuiya, BA, MPH from the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute also contributed to the research.
The study could not have been performed without the gracious consent of transplant patients at UNC and Dana Farber who donated extra blood samples. The University Cancer Research Fund (UCRF) and the UNC Tissue Procurement Core Facility supported collection of de-identified patient samples for these laboratory studies.
The research was funded by the National Marrow Donor Program through the Be The Match Foundation and National Institutes of Health grants K08HL107756 and CA142106.]]>
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Dr. Muss is leader of the UNC Lineberger Geriatric Oncology Program. Dr. Bynum is the director of the UNC Geriatric Fellowship Program in the UNC Center for Aging and Health.
The editorial, titled "Adjuvant Chemotherapy in Older Patients with Stage III Colon Cancer: An Underused Lifesaving Treatment," accompanies an article titled "Effect of Adjuvant Chemotherapy on Survival of Patients with Stage III Colon Cancer Diagnosed after Age 75 Years."
Hanna Sanoff, MD, assistant professor of medicine at UNC and first author of the paper, says, "Our findings about the effectiveness of chemotherapy in older patients treated in usual care settings reinforce the notion that patients in their seventies and eighties, and perhaps some in their nineties, should be given the opportunity to discuss adjuvant chemotherapy with a medical oncologist."
In their editorial, Drs. Muss and Bynum cite the "aging tsunami" that is upon is and the effect it will have on aging Americans with cancer. Right now, 55 percent of all new cancer diagnoses are in patients 65 years or older, and 37 percent are in patients 75 years or older.
In colon cancer, of the 130,000 estimated new patients with colon cancer in 2012, approximately 40 percent will be 75 years of age or older, and approximately 40 percent will present with a Stage III tumor.
They explain that Sanoff et al examined four data sets to get a better idea in the real-world setting of the potential benefits of adjuvant chemotherapy in patients age 75 years or older with Stage III colon cancer: Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER); Medicare and Medicaid programs; Cancer Care Outcomes Research and Surveillance (CanCORS); and the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN).
The analysis confirms previous clinical trials data that show adjuvant chemotherapy saves lives in Stage III patients and indicates that the benefits of adjuvant treatment in older patients are similar in magnitude to those reported in clinical trials for benefit of chemotherapy versus none. No relationship between age and chemotherapy toxicity was noted, including nausea and vomiting, stomatis (oral inflammation), and diarrhea; however leucopenia (low white blood cell count) was more common in older adults in two of the trials.
A key goal of the Sanoff et al analysis was to determine the value of oxaliplatin when added to fluoropyrimidine (fluorouracil [FU] or capecitabine) therapy, citing a trend among studies for improved survival with oxaliplatin. The study authors discuss three trials: the Multicenter International Study of Oxaliplatin/FU/Leucovorin in the Adjuvant Treatment of Colon Cancer (MOSAIC), the National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project (NSABP) and the Adjuvant Colon Cancer End Points Group (ACCENT). While the MOSAIC and NSABP trials show survival trends similar to the meta-analysis in terms of improved survival with oxaliplatin, the ACCENT trial showed improved survival with oxaliplatin only in patients younger than age 65.
Drs. Muss and Bynum offer conclusions about how physicians can decide what to do for their older patients with Stage III colon cancer. First, physicians must accurately estimate life expectancy of the patient in front of them. The offer online assessment tools to assist physicians: http://www.eprognosis.com and Adjuvant! Online (http://www.adjuvantonline.com)
Second, good evidence suggests that the standard geriatric assessment can predict outcomes for patients with cancer.
Third, physicians need to be aware that 80 percent of recurrences in patients with Stage III colon cancer are seen in the first three years after diagnosis, and approximately 90 percent of the patients die within five years. This means that except in patients with short life spans, adjuvant chemotherapy should be strongly considered.
The editorialists state that the Sanoff et al article raises many provocative questions.
Do older patients with colon cancer do as well with adjuvant chemotherapy as younger patients? Probably yes. Should physicians be more aggressive in providing adjuvant therapy in older patients with Stage III colon cancer? Probably yes, but certainly not in all such patients. They say that the Sanoff et al study clearly points out what physicians know to be true—older patients are less likely to receive adjuvant chemotherapy.
Drs. Muss and Bynum summarize that seminal clinical trials continue to show poor accrual of older patients, with less than five percent of patients included over the age of 75 years. They cite the example of the Medical Research Council (Fluorouracil, Oxaliplatin, CPT11 [irinotecan] trial (FOCUS2) in metastatic colon cancer, that incorporated a geriatric assessment into the protocol, urging that such trials should be developed for sicker or frail elders to explore the use of less toxic but potentially effective therapies in the adjuvant setting.
They conclude by recommending that the model for geriatric care should be based on the functional assessment of the patient- not the age of the patient- and the ability of a person to function well in their daily routines. They suggest that physicians caring for elders who are uncertain about how to mange their treatment team up with geriatricians to make the best treatment decisions.
A majority of the NLR family of proteins function as activators of inflammation. However, scientists at UNC report that a newly identified NLR protein, NLRC3, was able to inhibit a major inflammatory pathway that is controlled by a protein called NF-Kappa B. NF-Kappa B activation has been long associated with inflammation and cancer promotion. Their article appears in the August 5,2012 online publication of the journal Nature Immunology.
The UNC team previously reported that another NLR family member, NLRP12, was also able to inhibit NF-Kappa B activation. However, in their new study, the team reported that NLRC3 inhibits this major inflammatory pathway through a completely different mechanism. The researchers show that NLRC3 directly interacts with the molecule TRAF6 and forms a novel, previously uncharacterized protein complex described as a 'TRAFasome'. TRAF6 is a key regulator of NF-kappaB and is a critical step in the regulation of inflammation.
In pre-clinical models, the team was able to show that NLRC3 and the formation of the TRAFasome was important in regulating the immune response during endotoxic shock, a serious hyperinflammatory process typically associated with severe infection.
Monika Schneider, first author of the paper and a postdoctoral research associate at UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, explains, "Our research reveals greater insight into the mechanisms controlling inflammation and identifies potential therapeutic targets."
Schneider is in the laboratory of Jenny Ting, PhD, UNC Alumni Distinguished Professor of Microbiology and Immunology and director of the Inflammation center at UNC. Ting is a pioneer in the understanding of the NLR family of proteins. She is co-leader of UNC Lineberger's Immunology Program and senior author of the Nature Immunology paper.
Other UNC-based authors are: Albert Zimmermann, PhD; Reid Roberts, MD/PhD graduate student; Lu Zhang, PhD graduate student; Karen Swanson, PhD; Haitao Wen, PhD; Irving C. Allen, PhD; Timothy Eitas, PhD; and Beverly Koller, PhD. Other authors formerly at UNC: Beckley Davis, PhD; Eda Holl, PhD; Zhengmao Ye, PhD; Adeeb Rahman,PhD; and Brian Conti, PhD
Funding for the study was provided by the National Institutes of Health: R37-AI029564, U54-AI057157, U19-AI1077437 and T32-AR007416.
Her dissertation examines the feasibility and effectiveness of using online social networking to improve physical activity behaviors among young adult cancer survivors (between the ages of 18 and 39). Young adult cancer survivors are at increased risk for second cancers, recurrence, psychological distress and other issues as a result of their cancer and treatment. Previous research shows that regular physical activity can lower risk and enhance these survivors' quality of life and length of survival.
This award honors Marci Kramish Campbell, PhD, a national leader in cancer prevention and control, disparities and survivorship research who was a faculty member at UNC-Chapel Hill and a program leader at UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center. She was an exceptional mentor who died much too soon from colon cancer in December, 2011.
The award is funded by donations from Dr. Campbell's family, friends and colleagues. The goal is to endow this award to create a permanent legacy in Dr. Campbell's honor. Contributions may be made payable to UNC Lineberger and mailed to Campus Box #7295, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7295.]]>
Dr. Evans is a clinical professor in the UNC Department of Genetics and leader of the Clinical Cancer Genetics Program. He is also a member of UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Defending champion Valparaiso University was picked to finish sixth in the preseason poll, which was announced Wednesday by the Horizon League. The Crusaders must replace all five starters accounting for 75.9 percent of its minutes and will be breaking in seven newcomers.
In the closest voting in Horizon League history, Green Bay edged Wright State by a single point as the favorite to win the 2013-14 men's basketball championship, while Youngstown State senior Kendrick Perry was tabbed the preseason player of the year in voting by the League's coaches, media and sports information directors.
Green Bay (21) and Wright State (22) took the majority of the 46 first-place votes cast, but the Phoenix came out ahead to earn its first preseason nod since the 1995-96 season. Led by the inside-outside duo of Alec Brown and Keifer Sykes, Green Bay put two players on the preseason first team for the first time since joining the Horizon League 20 years ago.
Perry, who could become the 13th three-time first-team all-league player in conference history in March, became the first Youngstown State player tabbed preseason player of the year. As a junior, Perry finished second in the Horizon League in scoring, 10th in rebounding, sixth in assists and second in steals.
Before taking part in a single Horizon League game, Oakland's Travis Bader was selected to the preseason first team. Bader, who sits 101 3-pointers from J.J. Redick's NCAA career record, averaged 22.1 points per game for the Golden Grizzlies, knocking down a school-record 139 as a junior.
Cole Darling rounded out the first team a year after earning second team all-league honors. Darling helped set up Wright State's run to the conference finals with 11.3 ppg and 4.6 rpg before an injury sidelined him late in the year.
Horizon League Preseason Poll
Rank, School (1st) Points
1. Green Bay (21) 390
2. Wright State (22) 389
3. Cleveland State (2) 338
4. Oakland (1) 258
5. Youngstown State (1) 219
8. Detroit 141
9. Milwaukee 69
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Kendrick Perry, Youngstown State
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Kendrick Perry, G, Sr., Youngstown State
Keifer Sykes, G, Jr., Green Bay
Alec Brown, F/C, Sr., Green Bay
Travis Bader, G, Sr., Oakland
Cole Darling, F, Sr., Wright State
Second-team all-league
Anton Grady, F., So., Cleveland State
Bryn Forbes, G, So., Cleveland State
Jordan Aaron, G, Sr., Milwaukee
Kelsey Barlow, G/F, Sr., UIC
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Inspired by Amy Holmes George's re-photographic project of Florence, Italy, the Senior Art Capstone class of 2010 decided to retrace the steps of historic Belmont to discover its legacy as a higher learning institution over the last 150 years. This exhibition showcases 25 views of Belmont's campus between 1863- 1951 juxtaposed with modern images shot from roughly the same perspective. Through this exploration of the campus, we are able to witness the evolution of Belmont.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post8354466163797623111..comments2014-12-19T00:15:29.841-07:00Comments on Diary of a Quilter - a quilt blog: Antique quiltsamy smarthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-25938013416830797812011-09-26T15:34:49.097-06:002011-09-26T15:34:49.097-06:00I love the log cabin quilt! Who would think to put...I love the log cabin quilt! Who would think to put mint green in there, but it looks so great with it! What a nice surprise instead of plain old whites and off whites!

Thank you for sharing!Wendy Phttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-85167054927619384452011-09-25T21:35:22.950-06:002011-09-25T21:35:22.950-06:00Beautiful quilts and very well preserved brown or ...Beautiful quilts and very well preserved brown or madder quilt usually are very fragile and disintegrate over time. I believe the notched corners on the quilt are for a four post bed. thanks for sharing.Pattyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-65672863005060356452011-09-23T18:20:59.405-06:002011-09-23T18:20:59.405-06:00Beautiful!!! I am going to replicate that brown/s...Beautiful!!! I am going to replicate that brown/shirtings log cabin! It's GORGEOUS!! Thanks so much for sharing!Kimhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-4117544235827895282011-09-21T15:29:38.642-06:002011-09-21T15:29:38.642-06:00Both Quilts are so beautiful. To me it looks like ...Both Quilts are so beautiful. To me it looks like the orange peel quilting on the red and white quilt is in the center and the crosshatching is in the outer parts of the quilt. So maybe it was only one quilter who wanted to make the quilting a little more special. Some of the fabrics in the Log cabin Quilt look very modern.
Greetings from Germany, firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-28056426546032270742011-09-21T12:55:43.035-06:002011-09-21T12:55:43.035-06:00They are both gorgeous quilts, I like the 2 color ...They are both gorgeous quilts, I like the 2 color quilts so much ..Im always trying so hard to make my quilt matchy etc and the simple joy of 2 colors is what makes it so pretty..sunflower cottagehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-77091098822548721652011-09-21T11:16:28.020-06:002011-09-21T11:16:28.020-06:00I keep coming back to look at the red and white qu...I keep coming back to look at the red and white quilt. It is liberating to me to see the love and longevity this quilt has offered. Without typical modern day quilter obsessiveness: the edges are not symmetrical, the hand quilting is varied throughout, etc.
And yet, this quilt speaks to me.
I am liberated to just create beauty.I am Just One Momhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-84888110426294562562011-09-21T06:17:35.408-06:002011-09-21T06:17:35.408-06:00Both quilts are fabulous but I especially love the...Both quilts are fabulous but I especially love the log cabin. The fabrics are beautiful.Darlene's Quilts and Stuffhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-25964245797097554652011-09-21T05:51:45.615-06:002011-09-21T05:51:45.615-06:00That log cabon quilt just mesmorized me. I love it...That log cabon quilt just mesmorized me. I love it. The details in the fabrics is fabulous. That is a great quilt to have cherished for so long in your family.Michelehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-83733847284342833662011-09-21T01:14:18.883-06:002011-09-21T01:14:18.883-06:00Wow, such beautiful quilts. Thanks for sharing. ...Wow, such beautiful quilts. Thanks for sharing.

S xSandrahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-36584999671514891472011-09-20T22:56:00.389-06:002011-09-20T22:56:00.389-06:00These are terrific quilts to see. I love red and w...These are terrific quilts to see. I love red and white quilts and log cabins. Thanks for sharing.Wendyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-58281211482227866492011-09-20T22:40:37.883-06:002011-09-20T22:40:37.883-06:00You have two priceless treasures there! Do you ge...You have two priceless treasures there! Do you get to keep them? I agree that there were TWO quilters on the red & white one! The Log Canin is stunning and the color palette is very unique.
BTW, was this taken by a lake cuz I see what looks like a "dock" or something in the background!! I'm so nosey!!
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Gmama JaneGmama Janehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-24226185466562691962011-09-20T20:56:29.733-06:002011-09-20T20:56:29.733-06:00I love the quilting in the red & white quilt. ...I love the quilting in the red & white quilt. And the log cabin is just incredible. What a fabulous thing to have in the family still.MadCraftyMamahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-41875458448866778162011-09-20T19:17:49.182-06:002011-09-20T19:17:49.182-06:00That log cabin one is amazing! I thought it was pr...That log cabin one is amazing! I thought it was printed fabric at first glance. wow.Lucyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-37619788829654911222011-09-20T18:56:17.979-06:002011-09-20T18:56:17.979-06:00Wow. They're both just stunning Amy! (Thanks...Wow. They're both just stunning Amy! (Thanks for the link to the antique quilt info site.) And I see someone already told you about the notches -- I'm thinking they're meant for the foot of the bed too.Thimbleannahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-85238150382769508252011-09-20T18:09:27.433-06:002011-09-20T18:09:27.433-06:00Wow - I love them both. That red and white one ta...Wow - I love them both. That red and white one takes my breath away - simple blocks, but used so well!tracy_ahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-44372612406485364782011-09-20T18:01:32.506-06:002011-09-20T18:01:32.506-06:00The red and white one is so simple,and yet strikin...The red and white one is so simple,and yet striking! I would make both of those quilts. I've had a log cabin on my to list for years.Nedrahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-2973593523553690662011-09-20T17:39:35.069-06:002011-09-20T17:39:35.069-06:00These are beautiful quilts...I agree that they sho...These are beautiful quilts...I agree that they should be labeled...I have started to label mine by doing a message in the actual quilting stitches...I do free-motion quilting..It is quite easy to write to who the quilt is given as well as from whom its made ...I also include the name of the design of the quilt...
Thanks for the pictures...Diane from firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-25648893752405528822011-09-20T17:30:52.049-06:002011-09-20T17:30:52.049-06:00Thanks for sharing! Love the red & white. Co...Thanks for sharing! Love the red & white.

Could the notches on the log cabin be for a 4 poster bed? I have seen some older quilts with the corners "missing" so they fit around the post at the foot of the bed.

Sandy Ascottyloverhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-29147013485621215382011-09-20T17:23:45.433-06:002011-09-20T17:23:45.433-06:00I love the log cabin quilt, so much work put into ...I love the log cabin quilt, so much work put into it and the pattern is great. I love the colors and fabrics used to.Laurie Parrackhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-72860130610878980022011-09-20T17:22:19.433-06:002011-09-20T17:22:19.433-06:00Such beautiful quilts...thanks for sharing! I'...Such beautiful quilts...thanks for sharing! I'm wondering if that graph quilt pattern is repeated again at the top of the circe/orange peel section in the red & white quilt. So unusual.Terryhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-63383675436729752862011-09-20T17:20:51.705-06:002011-09-20T17:20:51.705-06:00Beautiful quilts!Beautiful quilts!Jeannehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-60500328821350497402011-09-20T16:45:15.186-06:002011-09-20T16:45:15.186-06:00I am currently making a yellow and white version o...I am currently making a yellow and white version of that top quilt. Saw one in a quilt museum a couple of years ago and have wanted to make one ever since.Jeanettehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-72325985135981550642011-09-20T16:19:41.335-06:002011-09-20T16:19:41.335-06:00Old quilts, there's nothing quite as lovely, o...Old quilts, there's nothing quite as lovely, or as lovingly made. These quilters didn't have all the gadgets and gizmos we do, and yet there work is just as beautiful :)

I have a very old red and white that I picked up at a consignment shop. The pattern is Burgoyne Surrounded, not 1 single machine stitch, and to me it's priceless.lifeinredshoeshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-84602897261855293332011-09-20T15:33:06.994-06:002011-09-20T15:33:06.994-06:00Both quilts are lovely, what a privilege to see th...Both quilts are lovely, what a privilege to see them in real life. I can't see any binding on the first, does it have one?Pieces of Sunshinehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8701356841394413080.post-38446494906597841652011-09-20T14:59:58.399-06:002011-09-20T14:59:58.399-06:00They're both amazing, but that first one looks...They're both amazing, but that first one looks incredibly modern, oh how fashions come around again lolKaty Cameronhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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- Botanical Name: Oleum Succini / Anbar
- Origin: Himalayan Mountains, China
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Fossilized Amber oil is produced from fossilized tree resin that is millions of years old. Unlike our oils from living plants, there is no essential oil that can be directly obtained from the fossilized resin. Instead, the oil comes from a process called dry distillation whereby the amber resin is processed over high heat until an oily substance is obtained.
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