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[1350] Precursor B-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia with RUNX1 (A.K.A. AML1) Amplification: A New Distinct Clinicopathologic Entity?
Kaaren K Reichard. Univ. of New Mexico, Albuquerque
Background: Precursor B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (B-ALL) is a heterogeneous disease with several distinct genetic subgroups per the WHO 2008 classification. Each genetic subgroup is a unique clinicopathologic entity (e.g. B-ALL with BCR-ABL1). Undoubtedly, additional such genetic subgroups exist in B-ALL. We have identified cases of B-ALL with RUNX1 amplification which may constitute a new clinicopathologic entity with potential therapeutic implications.
Design: We identified 8 cases of pediatric B-ALL with RUNX1 (a.k.a. AML1) amplification out of 213 B-ALL total from our files (January 2001-2010). These cases are typically identified by "default" when using the FISH probe set to detect ETV6-RUNX1 (a.k.a. TEL-AML1) fusion but instead identify multiple copies of to assess for that specific cryptic fusion in B-ALL. We evaluated the clinical, laboratory, morphologic, immunophenotypic (IP), cytogenetic and outcome features of these 8 cases.
Results: The mean patient age was 8.1 years (range 3-15, median 11) with a M:F ratio of 7:1. The clinical presentations were typical for ALL including bone pain and fatigue. Lab studies showed low/normal WBC counts ranging from 1.7-13.7 x 109/L with peripheral blast percentages of 0-24% (median 11%). 6/8 patients were pancytopenic. Cerebrospinal fluid was negative in 7/7 cases. Bone marrow biopsies showed >90% blasts with typical lymphoblast morphology. 2/8 cases showed occasional cells with more abundant cytoplasm and a nucleolus. IP features showed a characteristic CD19+, CD10+, CD34+, TdT+, CD79a+, surface Ig(-) profile with 6/8 cases showing significant CD20 expression. Cytogenetics were abnormal in 4/6 cases with an adequate study. All patients were enrolled on a COG protocol. 6 of the 7 males are alive and free of disease (mean follow up 23 months). The remaining male patient was in complete remission at 72 months and then lost to follow up. The female patient was in first relapse and died of disease.
Conclusions: Genetic subgroups within B-ALL are well-known. They correlate with prognosis and often effect therapeutic regimens. Additional recurring genetic subgroups undoubtedly exist, particularly as more advanced molecular tests are routinely employed. We think that one such distinct clinicopathologic entity is B-ALL with RUNX1 amplification. In our cohort of 8 cases, the patients were predominantly male with low WBC counts, lack of cerebrospinal fluid involvement and good outcome. Further assessment of similar patients treated homogeneously will provide additional insight into this potential new B-ALL genetic subgroup.
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Hi brooklynaudi. Acura's November buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36-month lease of a 2013 ILX Premium with 12,000 miles per year are .00024 and 60% for consumers who qualify for its top aka "Super Preferred" credit tier.
There's nothing wrong with trading in your current car when leasing a new one, but you would be better off having the dealer cut you a check for any equity that you have in your trade rather than use the proceeds from it as a down payment on your new vehicle.
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Hi dmgoodman,
I looked at the ILX Hybrid over the summer and the residual was lower than on the gas models. The money factor was the same. I am not sure if this still stands but would believe it may. Car_man would have more specific data, but if time is of the essence I wanted to provide the experience I had.
We wound up getting a Volvo S60 in August and waiting until Spring to lease our hybrid. I will let you know that my wife and I compared the ILX Hybrid to the Optima Hybrid and we both preferred the Kia. It was faster, took regular gas and had more features (cooled memory seats, heated steering wheel, dual sunroofs etc). At that point, the Optima Hybrid also was about $100 per month less to lease. I am still considering the ILX in the Spring but leaning towards the Kia.
Happy Hunting!!
Hey all I just leased an ILX today in the South Bay California area for 36 months. I put $400.00 down and will pay $367.98 per month (for 35 months) including tax & license. And it also included a 36 month maintenance package that changes oil, rotate tires etc...
It is a Black on Black ILX premium package and Tech package!
Oh and the residual value is $19,377.
It seems like a good deal to me as compared to what others have posted on here.
Hey dmgoodman. Through the end of the year, Acura's buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36-month lease of a 2013 ILX Hybrid Technology with 15,000 miles per year are .00024 and 56% for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier.
There is now a $750 cash incentive on leases of this car.
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You can lease an ILX for 24-months using the same lease money factor if you want to, koctailz. However, the residual values will be different.
2-year leases are usually much more expensive than 3-year leases because the large initial depreciation hit is spread out over a smaller number of payments.
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Do you have to pay tax on the dealership fees? I have a bank fee, MV fee and a doc fee and am being charged tax ($63.00) on them. So my out of pocket is around $1300 including the first months payment ($304) on the premium model. I think this is a good deal but these fees seem excessive.
I was quoted at $28,902.00 for the 6-speed manual premium ILX. The invoice is $28,402 for this car any chance I can get this car for invoice? Or is the dealer always going to stay above invoice? Payments would work out to be $1500 down (covering DMV and dealer fees) with $299 a month, was hoping to get a better deal in January or February if I must.
I don't know where you are but I think you can do better. I just signed today on an ILX Premium. $315.00 per month. Zero down except for $317.00 which included the doc fee and tax. No first month. I could have done a bit better but this dealer was really great to work with and so close to home. Free oil changes too. Certainly pays off to shop around.
The above quote was from Acura of Ramsey. I also got a matching quote from DCH Montclair, plus or minus a dollar.
The dealers have $750 in dealer cash right now (different from the Military offer). You should be able to get it pretty close to invoice if you try hard enough.
elduro29 Posts: 2Hello, after so much research and reading all these forums I went hunting for my deal. This is what I got today in South Florida:
ILX Premium model - Automatic 2.0 engine.
Closed Lease term 36 mnths, $0.00 Down, $0 sec. deposit.
Gross Capitalized Cost $26913
Residual Value $18357
They gave me $750 for my trade in which they applied towards capitalized cost reduction, which gave me an adjusted capitalized cost amount of $26,163 and only amount I put out of pocket was $975 to cover registration, fees, docs and upfront first payment included as part of the $975
10K miles per year and monthly pays of $241.15 including taxes. They even threw in the maintenance plan with free oil changes and car washes for the life of the lease. Did I end up with a good deal??
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Hollywood Softcore Movie - The naughty novelist
Movie Synopsis : Naughty Novelist stars Darian Caine as a writer who answers an ad to do some magazine work. She learns from her interviewer (Played by AJ Khan) that the magazine does erotica. She convinces Darian to take the position since she would use a "pen name". Darian retreats home and starts writing erotic articles geared towards Women. Each Fantasy is played out for the viewer and evens gets the writer Darian and publisher AJ a little hot and bothered This film is typical of previous releases from John Bacchus and Seduction Cinema. They release low budget erotica typically with Lesbian themes. Seduction Cinema "contract girls" Darian Caine and AJ Khan both look great as do regular Jackie Stevens and some newcomers lead bu Claire Davenport. This film is not as entertaining as previous Seduction Cinema releases. The Plot is a little thin (Their best films are their comedy parodies) but the ladies are sexy and the nude scenes are a bit harder than earlier releases by the company.
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Dec. 22nd 2012. ANDY'S UNPOPULAR INSIGHTS. The NRA is Advocating Armed Guards in Schools. A Wide Angle View.
Almost ALL of the Big Media have for Years said and re-said that, "Israel is America's greatest military ally." The New York Times newspaper says this almost daily.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu can speak to Congress whenever he wishes, and he's always honored by Congress as "America's greatest military ally," and one of America's greatest leaders.
When Netanyahu goes to Hollywood USA, he's treated BETTER than if he were the King of England. All of Hollywood's Stars are there to shake his hand, or just have the honor of being able to touch his coat. The media is always out in big numbers to cover the Great Man. He is after all, "America's greatest military ally."
The point is that in Israel, ALL schools DO have full time armed guards. In Israel, especially during military alerts, the many teachers who are in the reserves bring their machine guns to school. Many teachers in Israel are armed in the classrooms all of the time.
The Jews in Israel are MORE armed than the American public. However, NO Jewish White males are shooting up their schools. So if guns are the problem as SO MANY in America say, then why aren't Jewish schools in Israel (a country with more guns than America) being shot up?
There ARE some very BIG differences between Israeli and American schools. In Israeli schools Jewish Males are NOT being told that THEY are the cause of all evil in the Universe like American White males ARE BEING TOLD in American schools.
In American schools White males are being told that they don't give females anything, that White males murdered most of America's Indians, that poor people of "diversity" are poor because of White males, that White males should be paying reparations to Black people for the slavery that White males caused, and most of the evil of the world can be traced back to American White males.
(Side Note) For over 35 years I've been saying, "If I was a Black person I be giving God's blessing to the slave ship captain who brought my ancestors to America. Because if it wasn't for him I'd be living in some shit hole African hell country."
In Israeli schools, Jewish males are told that they are God's chosen people. They are the pride of their nation. They are the ones who will create future jobs and industry in Israel. They are the ones who will create more national wealth. They are the ones that will be pulling the wagon that everyone else will be riding in, and they are the front line main PROTECTORS of their Nation and culture.
The bottom line is that if full time armed guards in schools, PLUS armed teachers in schools; if this is ALREADY the norm with "America's greatest ally." Then what's the problem with doing it in America? What's wrong with starting IMMEDIATELY?
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Rate: 7/10
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Rate: 8/10
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Department of Economy and Agriculture
Ulica patrijarha Pavla 1
76 300 Bijeljina
Republic of Srpska
Bosnia and Hercegovina
Head of Department
Agricultural Engineer Predrag Jovic
Phone: +387 (0)55 233 114
Fax: + 387 (0)55 233 432
Head of the Department Predrag Jovic was born on
Graduated at Secondary Agricultural School in Bijeljina. Graduated at
From 1997 to February 2005 worked in private company "Werden" in Bijeljina. From
In the year 2006, represented Municipality of
Department of Economy and Agriculture is responsible for administrative jobs in the municipal scope of work, concerning:
- Analytical operations in the scope of work of commerce and agriculture (industry, trade and supply, catering, tourism, crafts, traffic and communications, agriculture, forestry, water resources management)
- Planning of development
- Jobs in connection to private entrepreneurship, support for small and medium-sized enterprises, development of agricultural production, commasation and protection of agricultural land, animal husbandry, fruit growing, mini farms, organization of farmers, hunting and fishing
- Other jobs which are put in the scope of work by special documents.


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And it sounds like a juicy role to me, a "charming and charismatic jazz singer"!
I wonder if that will be Edith's next love interest, that would be a lot of fun. I can't wait to see what his character is like, and what else season 4 will bring. Anyone else?


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Dell turns its back on netbooks, will embrace Ultrabooks
Netbooks are so over — for Dell at least. One of the leading computer makers is throwing in the towel on the small and underpowered laptops. From here on out, Ultrabooks will be the way to go.
Call it inevitable if you will, because as soon as the iPad hit the scene in 2010, the netbook was ready to die. Coming from a person who bought a netbook (HP Mini) and used it very briefly (those things just kept getting chunkier and more expensive), I'd say it's time for the netbook to vanish into the closet of tech fads.
Liliputing noticed that Dell's website no longer lets shoppers buy a 10-inch Inspiron Mini and The Verge confirmed with Dell's Marketing Director Alison Gardner that the company was no longer producing netbooks. Gardner replied with:
"Thin and powerful is where it is at for us."
Sounds like an Ultrabook to us. Dell's no stranger to thin and light computers. Remember the Adamo and Adamo XPS?
Although I'm a 2011 MacBook Air owner, I've seen every new Ultrabook that's been announced from the Asus Zenbooks to the Lenovo U300. All of them have full-sized keyboards and blow netbooks out of the water. They're really great. We're moving into an era of extreme portability and style.
What made the original 7-inch Asus EeePC great was that it wasn't a laptop. It was an evolution of the vision for a Ultra Mobile Portable Computer (UMPC). The original EeePC ran a very lightweight Linux OS and had just enough power to check email, IM, Tweet and do light browsing. As netbooks started becoming more laptop-like, they lost their reason to exist.
The question became: why not just buy a regular laptop for $500 instead of a beefy netbook?
Indeed, most people started to drop the netbook real fast. Where netbooks used to fill Starbucks shops, iPads now sit.
2012 will be the year of the Ultrabook. CES is expected to bring the announcement of 30-50 Ultrabooks. There won't be any room for tablets, Ultrabooks and netbooks.
Dell's dropping them. Samsung is rumored to be dropping them. It's time the rest of the industry put the final stabs into the netbook's heart. It'll be for the better. We can't move forward by hanging on to crappy tech.
The Verge, via Liliputing


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Fug Girls: 30 Rock Reunion at Badgley Mischka
Starring Tracy Morgan and Katrina Bowden, who did not speak to one another.
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Starring Tracy Morgan and Katrina Bowden, who did not speak to one another.
Across from Ed Burns.
Not according to Alyssa Milano.
Here's what they said.
Meet the Weepy Geeky Dream Girl.
We like to imagine Ashanti hiking up her leg and waving her right ankle at people all over town who mildly wrong her. Someone stole her cab? Ankle.
Also, Queen Elizabeth and the Duchess of Cornwall have come under fire from activists for wearing enormous fox-fur hats.
Though Nastia Liukin made for some fierce competition.
Plus, pop star JoJo has to sit in celebrity purgatory.
He very quickly made friends with Nastia Liukin. Hmmm.
At Christian Siriano, the former '90210'-er was looking painfully thin.
From Eva Longoria-Parker in peach to Freida Pinto rocking periwinkle, the rainbow ruled.
What does the comedian want for his birthday? 'Ass play.'
Editors, nerves, competition, and one aggressive former Met mingled at last night's awards ceremony.


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The process also encourages production of collagen while cleaning pores. Sona MedSpa uses DiamondTome™ microdermabrasion wands. These are medical grade wands made with natural diamond chips. Our clinicians use the DiamondTome™ to exfoliate the outer layer of skin, along with a special vacuum which cleans away dead skin.
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was Friday afternoon and there was a hurricane in the gulf. "Dennis
the Menace," as the media (unoriginally) called it, was forecast
to come straight up Mobile Bay and into Alabama. As a 13-year resident
of the gulf coast, and as a veteran of 3 previous hurricanes, I
knew to take this seriously. So in preparation, I diligently worked
my way through a pint of strawberry-vanilla ice cream.
should probably explain that any destructive force of nature is
likely to leave power outages. So one of the first things most people
do when they hear a hurricane is coming is: get rid of the perishables
in the refrigerator. I had already cooked all my hamburger meat.
I had 2 Cornish hens in the oven with a half hour left. Later I
would wrap everything and put it in a cooler. The only exception
was the pint of ice cream because it melts easily. If the roof ever
gets blown off your house and you are left wet, dirty and homeless,
the last thing you need is warm, runny ice cream all over everything
in your cooler. But I digress. As I enjoyed my pre-hurricane ritual
gluttony, I watched the pre-hurricane ritual news reports. In between
the talk of evacuation routes and shelters, there were plenty of
warnings to look out for "price gouging."
gouging is what the state mischief mavens call violations of their
arbitrary price ceiling on goods and services. They usually enforce
it during emergencies, and sometimes when there is no clear emergency.
On 9/11, for example, a lot of people felt insecure. In times of
uncertainty, it is a natural precaution to gas up your car. As the
demand for gasoline rose on that day, gas stations followed the
usual practice of raising their prices, prompting the Gouge Guardians
to spring into action. No, it didn't matter that the nearest attack
was 980 miles away, the GG's were ready to protect paying customers
from unscrupulous greed. Most local gas vendors already know to
be cautious when a hurricane is in the gulf, but when the GG's swooped
in on 9/11, they learned bewilderment as well.
let me get back to the hurricane. Earlier in the day, I had driven
over to the neighborhood convenience store to fill my tank. It was
Friday, the hurricane was forecast to hit Sunday, and already the
store was out of regular gasoline. From the length of the lines,
I guessed the premium gas would be gone by that evening. Late comers
would simply be out of luck. With every hurricane I've been through,
I've witnessed the sad effect of price gouging laws. Since gas stations
cannot raise prices with the demand, there is no incentive for early
customers to be conservative with their purchases. This is why coast
dwellers know to get gas the minute a hurricane moves into the gulf.
A family of four, desperate to get north in their minivan, doesn't
want to discover that there is no gas because all the people staying
put gobbled it up early for their Suburbans. But it still happens.
Some gas vendors choose to ration as their supplies dwindle, selling
only a prescribed number of gallons to each customer. Curiously,
rationing is just the sort of function performed by a freely fluctuating
price system, but you can't tell that to the GGs. No one seems to
connect that maybe there is a link between price gouging laws and
gas shortages.
I already had three quarters of a tank, I decided to forego the
gasoline and go start on the ice cream. I was just a few spoonfuls
from hitting cardboard when I heard something that caused me to
nearly drop my spoon. "Governor Riley has issued a mandatory evacuation
for all of Mobile County," the news anchor said. All of Mobile County?
Probably the anchor misspoke, I think to myself. I know for a fact
that anchors often misspeak because I am a technical director for
television newscasts. I hear them misspeak all the time, especially
when they are ad-libbing. But a few minutes later it is confirmed.
Yes, there is a MANDATORY evacuation for ALL of Mobile County.
County has a population just shy of 400,000 people, and to the best
of my knowledge they've never been ordered to get up and leave all
at once, even for a hurricane. I wasn't too concerned for myself;
I was scheduled to work at the TV station the next day. My job is
loosely considered an "essential service," perhaps not in the vein
as a paramedic, but enough to keep me from being tasered into submission
if I'm caught driving home during a hurricane curfew. Come what
may, I would stick around. Yet I worried for my landlady. She has
two adult children with special needs that couldn't possibly tolerate
a long car trip north. I decided to go check on her situation.
I caught her standing in her doorway and asked if she had seen the
news report about the mandatory evacuation. She looked at me blankly
as though I was speaking Portuguese. I explained it carefully to
her, and her reaction was not what I expected. She didn't get anxious
and upset. She simply shrugged and said curtly, "I'm staying here."
the time I got back to my TV, an emergency management official was
on explaining, in Clintonesque fashion, what exactly is meant by
"mandatory." Mobile County, it seemed, was reacting to the evacuation
order with a collective state of apoplexy. "We are doing this to
save lives," the official said. The question I kept waiting for
the reporter to ask, but which never came, was: Are you going to
arrest anyone who fails to evacuate? I could see that the official
was terrified of it coming, so he did his best to hedge it off.
There are not enough personnel, he said, to go door to door. In
other words, no one would be thrown in the pokey for lack of enforcers.
The hasty, nervous justifications were not just meant to mollify
those fearful of arrest. Some residents of Dauphin Island, which
is certainly a dangerous place to be in a hurricane, had reserved
hotel rooms on the mainland in preparation for Dennis. When they
arrived, they found the hotels were closing because of the mandatory
evacuation order. I am not sure of their fate, but I hope they made
it to a shelter.
my point of view, Mobile County was facing two menaces; one from
Dennis and the other from the state. Imagine the chaos of almost
400,000 people from Mobile County, plus another potential 140,000
in neighboring Baldwin County, all moving north. With little notice
or time to prepare for a long drive, they pack the evacuation routes,
not knowing where the next gas station might be that hasn't sold
out. Imagine them driving from one hotel to another, looking for
a vacancy. (The only thing the Gouge Guardians love more than cracking
down on gas stations is cracking down on hotels.) Imagine them being
trapped or stranded in a car as the hurricane moves inland.
it turned out, when everyone figured out that the evacuation order
had no teeth, most reacted as my landlady. They shrugged and stayed
put. Or they evacuated inland to the extent that they weren't frustrated
by the state's heavy hand. As almost everyone knows by now, Dennis
followed a similar course as Ivan some ten months earlier. As the
outer bands touched shore, it moved east, sparing Mobile the brunt
of its force. Overall, we were spared the scale of damage left in
the wake of Ivan. Civic leaders have been saying the area dodged
a bullet. But to my mind, we dodged two bullets.
13, 2005
Crosby [send him mail] writes
from Mobile, Alabama where he works as a television director. His
opinions are his own and do not reflect those of his employers,
who are grateful not to be mentioned by name.


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Men's Basketball
2007-08 | Junior Season
Langford concluded his junior campaign with the Frogs with third team All-Mountain West Conference laurels after averaging 13.3 points and 5.3 rebounds per game... selected as a CBS Sportsline Pre-Season Mountain West Conference first team selection prior to the beginning of the 2007-08 campaign... ranked seventh in the Mountain West Conference in offensive rebounds per game (2.03 R-G), eighth in free throw percentage (72.8%), 10th in rebounds per game (5.3 R-G) and 11th in scoring average (13.3 P-G)... recorded a double-digit scoring performance in 24 of 30 games during the 2007-08 campaign - including a Mountain West Conference-high 22 consecutive games... selected as the Mountain West Conference Player of the Week on December 24th after averaging 24.0 points and 5.5 rebounds per game in a pair of victories for the Frogs... scored a career-high 31 points against Prairie View A&M (Dec. 22) on 10-of-13 shooting to go along with 10-of-15 from the charity stripe in 35 minutes of action... became the first player since Junior Blount during the 2001-02 season to score 30 or more points in a game... ranked first on the Purple and White in scoring average (13.3 P-G) as well as free throws made (142), free throw attempts (195) and free throw percentage (72.8%)... selected as the Jim Killingsworth Most Valuable Player for the Frogs at the end of the season awards banquet... earned The Ridings Family Free Throw Percentage Award, Dick O'Neal Rebound Award and Eugene Kennedy Field Goal Percentage Award at the conclusion of the season... collected 21 points on 8-of-16 shooting - including 2-of-2 from behind the three-point line and 3-of-3 at the charity stripe - to go along with nine rebounds in 35 minutes of action in an 89-88 setback to UNLV (Mar. 13) in the quarterfinals of the Mountain West Conference Tournament... collected 20 points to go along with six rebounds, three steals, two assists and two blocked shots in the Mountain West Conference opener against San Diego State (Jan. 5)... scored 17 points - including a perfect 9-of-9 from the free throw line - to go along with eight rebounds against UNLV (Jan. 30)... notched 17 points, five rebounds, two steals and two blocked shots in TCU's overtime victory over NCAA Tournament-squad The University of Texas at Arlington (Dec. 17)... collected 16 points in back-to-back victories in Mountain West Conference action against Wyoming (Jan. 12) and New Mexico (Jan. 15)... posted 14 points to go along with eight boards against Utah (Jan. 26).
2006-07 | Sophomore Season
In his first season with the TCU men's basketball program - Langford ranked first on the Horned Frogs in minutes (947), minutes per game (31.6), field goals made (136), field goal attempts (294), free throws made (111), free throw attempts (197), rebounds (180), rebounds per game (6.0), points (397) and scoring average (13.2)... appeared and started in all 30 games for the Horned Frogs en route to securing honorable mention All-Mountain West Conference accolades... list as one of four players in the Mountain West Conference to be ranked in the top-10 in both rebounding (eighth) and scoring (ninth) in conference action... ranked 10th in rebounds per game, 13th in blocked shots per game and 15th in points per game in the Mountain West Conference... recorded 21 double-digit scoring performances to go along with five games of 20 or more points - which all occurred in the final 10 games of the season... recorded a season-high 24 points against Wyoming (Feb. 28) where he connected on 9-of-19 attempts from the field - including a career-high 3-of-4 from behind the three-point line - in 35 minutes of action... notched 23 points on 9-of-16 field goal attempts and 5-of-7 at the charity stripe to go along with nine rebounds and three assists against New Mexico (Feb. 17)... scored 23 points - including 10-of-10 at the free throw line - and seven rebounds in the second round of the Mountain West Conference Tournament against BYU (Mar. 8)... collected his first career double-double (points-rebounds) against The University of Texas at San Antonio (Dec. 27) with a 15-point, 10-rebound performance to go along with a career-high four blocked shots... notched 22 points on 7-of-14 shooting - including 6-of-9 from the charity stripe - in 28 minutes of action against BYU (Feb. 10).
2005-06 | Red-Shirt Season
Langford sat out the 2005-06 season after transferring to TCU from the University of California.
2004-05 | Freshman Season | University of California
Langford played one season at the University of California - a member of the Pac-10 Conference - where he saw action in 26 of the Golden Bears' 29 games as a freshman... recorded three career starts for the Golden Bears during his first season with the program - including his first collegiate start against Arizona State where he tallied six points and five rebounds... averaged 2.5 points and 2.0 rebounds per game for a University of California program that finished with a 13-16 overall record... averaged 11.4 minutes per evening while connecting on 36.7 percent (22-of-60) of his field goal attempts and 55.0 percent (22-of-40) of his attempts from the charity stripe... scored a season-high nine points to go along with three rebounds in 27 minutes of action against USC.
North Crowley High School
A product of Fort Worth, Texas - Langford earned first team all-state accolades after averaging 17.6 points and 11.9 rebounds per game in his final campaign at North Crowley High School... selected as the USA Today National Player of the Week on December 16, 2003, after earning Most Valuable Player laurels at the Scott Bragg Invitational when he tallied 60 points and 46 rebounds in a trio of games... earned Most Valuable Player accolades at the Lone Star Invitational in San Antonio, Texas, in his senior season... led his prep square to a 33-3 record - including a 14-0 mark in District 8-4A and a final ranking of ninth in the State of Texas... concluded his junior campaign by averaging 17.7 points, 7.1 rebounds and 1.8 blocked shots per game while connecting on 56.2 percent of his field goal attempts... cited as a second team all-state selection during his junior campaign at North Crowley High School... cited as a three-time all-district performer on the hardwood where he earned District Player of the Year honors as a junior and senior... cited with Newcomer of the Year accolades during his sophomore campaign... was an academic all-state award winner during his final two seasons... earned all-state mention in each of his three seasons... became the second player in North Crowley High School history to reach the 1,600-point milestone and ranks first in the school's record books in rebounds (870) and blocked shots (270).
From the Charity Stripe
Langford is the son of Andre Langford and Charlene Taylor-Mask... born on December 21, 1985... father - Andre - and mother - Charlene - both played basketball in college at The University of Texas-Arlington... brother - Keith - was a former standout guard for the University of Kansas and currently plays for the San Antonio Spurs... uncle - Charles Taylor - played collegiate football at Rice before enjoying a successful NFL career with the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos... graduated in December of 2007 with a bachelor's degree in sociology with a minor in criminal justice... working on his master's degree in educational administration.


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[1864] Standardized Synoptic Cancer Pathology Reports: So What and Who Cares? A Population Based Survey of 970 Pathologists , Surgeons, and Oncologists.
John Srigley, Sara Lankshear, Marta Yurcan, Tom McGowan, Dimitrios Divaris, Robin Rossi, Jillian Ross, James Brierley, Carol Sawka. Cancer Care Ontario, Toronto, Canada; McMaster Univ., Hamilton, ON, Canada; Univ.of Toronto, ON, Canada
Background: The benefits of standardized synoptic cancer pathology reporting include enhanced completeness and improved consistency in comparison to narrative reports. The purpose of this study was to determine the impact of standardized synoptic pathology reporting on physician satisfaction regarding process (e.g. timeliness, and completeness) and practice (e.g. clinical decision making).
Design: A descriptive, cross sectional design was utilized including 970 clinicians (e.g. pathologists, surgeons, medical and radiation oncologists) across 27 hospitals. The 11 item survey used an established quality indicator framework as a guide to obtain information regarding timeliness, completeness, clarity and usability. Open-ended questions were also employed to obtain qualitative comments. Data collections following the Tailored Design Method as described by Dillman (2007) and incorporated both a secure web-based survey or hard copy/faxed surveys.
Results: 498 surveys were completed representing a 51% overall response rate, and by specialty ranging from 68% (Pathologists), to 39% (Surgeons) with 45% and 55% response rate from Medical Oncologists and Radiation Oncologists respectively. Descriptive statistics reveal that based on a 5 point Likert scale with 1 = synoptic reports as significantly worse than narrative and 5 = synoptic reports as significantly better than narrative reports, the mean satisfaction score was 4.63 indicating that physicians perceive synoptic reports as significantly better than narrative reports. Correlation analysis revealed a positive relationship between respondents' perceptions of overall satisfaction with the level of information provided in synoptic reports and perceptions of the completeness for clinical decision making [r =.750, p = .000], ease of finding information for clinical decision making [r = .663, p = .000] and the report's ability to facilitate a consistent approach to diagnostic and prognostic factors [ r = 717, p = .000]. Dependent t-tests showed a statistically significant difference in the satisfaction scores of pathologists and oncologists [t (169) = 3.044, p = .003]. Content analyses of qualitative comments reveal technology related issues as the most frequently cited factor impacting timeless of report completion.
Conclusions: This study provides evidence of strong physician satisfaction with standardized synoptic cancer pathology reporting as a clinical decision support tool in the diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of cancer patients.
Category: Quality Assurance
Tuesday, March 1, 2011 11:30 AM
Platform Session: Section H 2, Tuesday Morning


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Best HDTVs
The Good Housekeeping Research Institute recently evaluated high-definition televisions (HDTVs) to find the best options ranging in size from 32" to 55"
40" TV: Samsung LN40C650 ($1,100)
A great television with many features, it provides very good detail and picture quality. It includes Smart TV with Samsung Apps to stream video, pictures, music and more from the web. Available on samsung.com
- Very good sound clarity
- Good picture clarity
- Easy to navigate through the menu options and settings
- Easy to find additional features on the menu option
- Easy to change inputs and video sources
- Fairly easy to use the remote control
- At various viewing angles, there were a few noticeable changes in picture quality


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- As a Tennessee General Assembly committee prepares to review a Chicago-based company's dealings with state government, an administration plan to raze a state office building is being questioned.
Nashville Democratic state Rep. Brenda Gilmore told The Tennessean the Cordell Hull Building next to the state Capitol shouldn't be torn down because one consultant recommended it.
The Fiscal Review Committee, which Gilmore chairs, will review how Jones Lang LaSalle parlayed in initial $1 million contract into a $38 million deal to lease space for state offices.
Gov. Bill Haslam once listed the commercial real estate firm as one of his major investments. Haslam said he sold it before he took office in 2011.
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CAMP PENDLETON – For a second, the backblast from six rockets seems to suck my brain out of my skull.
I can't decide if I hear nothing or everything. Is this what it's like to have your eardrums blown out?
I shake off the shockwave's effects – deadly if I'd been behind the rockets instead of next to them – and spin around to steal a glimpse of the missiles hurtling toward their targets. Dumb.
The 84 mm rockets leave their shoulder-mounted launchers at 950 feet per second. On a ridgeline a half-mile away, brown clouds of smoke balloon.
Screams of "move, move, move" seep into my still-foggy mind.
Already, the Marines I'm with during what is the largest-ever multinational amphibious training event on the West Coast are advancing to their next target. Humping weapons, ammunition and some 40 pounds of body armor, most run – yes, run – down a hill of loose rocks.
A few stop to lay down what the military calls suppressing fire, what most of us would call a machinegun spray of very real, full-metal-jacket bullets.
I've been briefed on every move of this 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine unit. Still, things are happening so fast that my mind can barely grasp what's going on.
Fortunately, my feet are faster than my brain. I follow my unit and sprint downhill.
Being in Pendleton's back country with Marines and military from Canada, New Zealand and Japan during live-ammunition war exercises is like being in a battle zone – with the very large difference that no one's actually trying to kill you.
And that's the point.
Planning and practice not only win wars; preparation also saves limbs and lives, unless you happen to be on the other side. When I arrive on June 27, I pass through checkpoints that secure the perimeter from an imaginary enemy and ensure that no one wanders into this deadly zone.
Spread over Pendleton's 125,000 training acres are some 5,000 armed men and women. Several days before, the coalition stormed beaches just south of Orange County. Now, the troops are high in the foothills of the Santa Ana Mountains.
I hike around the camp where I'm stationed. It's difficult to believe this place is fewer than 15 miles from peaceful homes, schools, shopping malls. Forty amphib "tracks" – armored personnel carriers – loom like huge dinosaurs. In the distance, more of the beasts rip up and down rugged hills at 40 mph, kicking up huge clouds of dust.
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April Taylor has always loved the art of movement as a dancer and is grateful having added yoga into her life. With dance being her first love, she never thought she would find anything else that would compare to her passion for dance, until she discovered yoga. A few years after completing her teacher training, in 2011 she opened Isvara Yoga in Murrieta, California. Yoga has been a life changing enhancement to every aspect of her life. April has studied many different styles of yoga and gravitated towards hot yoga and vinyasa flow styles. April loves to share the gift of movement through yoga and community. Come ready to relax and let go, open to play your edge and expand your heart with daily moving meditation. Come share the gift of yoga with April for a unique movement meditation this week at the beautiful and exotic Anamaya Resort.
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April Taylor began her journey with yoga in 2001 after relocating to a new area with her family. In search of morning dance classes, she found morning yoga classes instead and decided to give it a try. With dance being her first love she never thought she would find anything else that would compare to her passion for dance, until she took her first yoga class. Not realizing there were different styles of yoga her first experience was an Ashtanga class and walked away from the first class with a sense of calm, a deeper connection with not just her body, but in her daily life. While the class was indeed challenging, she had also discovered muscles she had never thought existed, nor used as a dancer, there was still something very therapeutic about her experience. As she continued her practice she realized her body awareness as a dancer had come in handy, but still struggled with how to get into some of the poses like the rest of the people in the class and how to breathe and if there were alternatives to what seemed to be fully expressed postures.
As she deepened her practice and studied the many different styles of yoga, she wanted to be able to share yoga with people in a way that she had not experienced upon taking her first class. She wanted to help her students overcome the stereotypes of having to be flexible, skinny, young and all of the other stereotypes that come along with having a regular yoga practice. She wanted yoga to be accessible to everyone and to be able to find acceptance in each individual practice. Allowing grace into your personal practice and knowing that "full expression" of a posture is different for everyone and it's not about the posture, its about how you arrive there, how you feel in the posture, how you incorporate your breath and how you play your individual edge, not about forcing your way into a posture which doesn't feel good and that your body isn't ready for, which can possibly injure you, or just because you see the instructor or other people in the room doing it.
April has always loved the art of movement as a dancer and is grateful having added yoga into her life. After completing her teacher training in 2008, April decided to work on her dream of opening a yoga studio and in 2011 she opened Isvara Yoga in Murrieta, CA. Yoga has been a life-changing enhancement to every aspect of her life. April has studied many different styles of yoga and has gravitated towards hot yoga, vinyasa flow, restorative and yin styles. April loves to share the gift of movement through yoga and community. Her classes focus on alignment and acceptance with a little humor.
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Artist: Fiction Family
Album: Fiction Family
Label: ATO Records/ Credential Recordings
Release Date: January 20, 2009
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Monsanto to Sue Vermont over Labeling GMO
One half of the US has pending laws requiring food labeling and after the Pink Slime Fiasco, the USDA and FDA are in pretty bad shape in the view of the public and social media.
Barack Obama backed pharmaceuticals selling H1N1 Vaccines which turned out to be a bad hoax on America. Over 4 Billion Dollars was given to pharmas for a vaccine that did not work. Nice Job Obama.
Now he refuses to act on GMO foods, slime food and is too worried what Fox News will say about regulating filthy foods sold in America.
Something has to be done about the Food
Since the last 20 years cows milk contains harmful bovine hormones, and in the last few years massive recalls have reached an all time high, making Americans leery of their government agencies.
Four Agencies Cannot Keep Food Clean or Do they Work for Corporate Interests
The US government employs thousands of employees at four agencies: none of whom can keep food safe for the public. The NIH, FDA, USDA and CDC are all useless and should be either disbanded or fired.
FDA Is a Joke even with More Sweeping Power Laws Passed in 2010
The FDA is supposedly responsible for keeping food from contamination and records show they have done a miserable job, so much so that the agency is not earning their keep. Besides replacing all the talking heads at the top who are tied to the hip with pharmaceuticals and factory farms, the agency needs to do their job or be fired.
The FDA has been too busy trying to shut down Amish milk farmers, to ever invest time doing audits on factory farms, they simply do not do their job. The FDA also has attacked organic health food stores instead of going after the real enemy of American families- the factory mass producing corporate farms.
The USDA in Bed with Monsanto- Factory Farms that make Pink Slime
The USDA is so deep in bed with Monsanto GMO you cannot tell when the corporate interests end and government controls begin. Former lawyer for Monsanto was Pres. Obama's choice to head up the agriculture industry. Obama has made some damaging appointments when it comes to agriculture and terrible decisions to allow GMO into the food supply.
The pink slime scandal has exposed the USDA as an agent for BPI, AFA and other slime makers who now are fully endorsed and its all in the open. Tom Vilsack made an appearance at a BPI media blitz but he convinced no one. Vilsack did not even require by mandated law that ALL pink slime be labeled! Not even labeling is allowed in American the Filthy.
Now, states are considering taking matters into their own hands, and 20 states are suggesting laws to require labeling of genetically modified organisms GMO.
As it turns out – you can't trust four government agencies to tell you the truth, which makes the Obama administration the worst ever when it comes to fake, plastic and dangerous foods.
Vermont Leads the Nation in Projected GMO Label Laws
In Vermont, a progressive state, the bill is called H-722 and it will require the mandatory labeling of GMO in foods. From the Millions against Monsanto, a march from New York to Washington, the pubic demands GMO labeling. They demand it now.
The people of Vermont have sent thousands of emails, letters and phone calls to their legislators to enforce GMO labeling and they want action. Vermont legislators who are beholding to corporate donations from Monsanto are holding up the bill. Now Monsanto has even threatened to sue the State of Vermont if the bill is passed, which sounds really strange.
The Public Demands Labeling of All GMO Products and Ingredients in Food
If a product is totally safe and without toxins – why would any one fight labeling their own products?
Monsanto Threatens to Sue a State for Label Laws?
But we know Monsanto likes to sue people, especially organic farmers, and those who chose NOT to use GMO seeds on their farms. ie) Percy Schmeiser a Canadian farmer who sued Monsanto and won when they tried to take his canola farm away from him, he fought them for years and won his case in the Canadian Supreme Court.
Since when does a corporation apply threats of lawsuits against a state for passing labeling laws?
This is how an evil corporation attempts to succeed in totally controlling the food supply and they are doing this in many countries. India has charged Monsanto for bio-piracy for infecting their cotton crops with GMO cotton which destroyed thousands of farmers. They also stole eggplant species and attempted to infect the eggplant crops, a vital source of food for India's people.
GMO Foods Contain High Levels of Pesticides and are Harmful to Health
Monsanto has proven to be the most dangerous, corrupt organization that claims they have "patents and rights" on god made seeds. Monsanto did not make or produce the first seed, they only added pesticides to seed germs, and now claim they have ownership of the seed business. The US patent office were not in their right mind when they issued patents on seeds, a natural made product.
Of course the FDA has ignored the public outcry and sides with Monsanto that GMO which is pesticide food, is totally safe even though the chemicals are carcinogen. The USDA has just allowed Monsanto to use Agent Orange in food production which is totally deadly.
Obama Sides with Monsanto, Factory Farm Corporations -Not the Public Good
Mr. Obama has to wake up and smell the rot in his administration that is subservient to Monsanto, the factory farm corporations and clean up his act. But then again Obama doesn't want give Republicans a reason to call him an over-regulator even when the quality of US food resembles that of Nigeria. Obama's famous "messaging" problem and fear of Fox News prevents him from making practical, healthy choices for the public and his main concern is his re-election campaign.
That is why this is the only time, Americans can demand he change, not the country. Obama has to change his acceptance of Monsanto and factory farms in the agriculture polices or else face the damaging consequences in sky high healthcare costs.
The FDA has a long history of siding with corporate interests, even suppressing vital information on arsenic in apple juice, mercury fillings, BPA, slime hamburger and antibiotics in livestock which is refused by other countries. It is time for that hopey changy thingy to materialized before the November election.
We cannot depend on Pres. Obama to do the right thing, we cannot depend on him to protect the public from his profiting campaign donors. He doesn't have your back.
Sick people cost a country money. Big money.
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The following processes and technologies are used by University of Minnesota IT staff to deliver IT services to members of the University community.
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