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A Healthy Dose of Fiber
Your intrepid Fiber Trekker has been sidelined by a bug this week. Instead of taking you on a fiber adventure today, I'd like to share something different. About six years ago when I was still living in L.A., I took a class with knitting designer, Annie Modesitt. Annie mentioned she was putting together a book […] [Read More]
Play With Your Food
When I was a kid, I always wanted an Easy-Bake oven. My mother was so overly cautious about safety, she was afraid that the little light bulb inside was a recipe for disaster. So, I was stuck with monochromatic plastic food or rolling Play-Doh into a hot dog or pizza shape. Not much fun. Now […] [Read More]
Rated G: For Graphs
Today we're fiber-trekking into my past and maybe yours, too. In my last post, I mentioned Knit-O-Graf sweaters. Those graph knitted (also called chart knitting or intarsia) sweaters were such a big part of my childhood, I decided to see if I could find out the history of this style of knitting. The original inspiration […] [Read More]
Lights! Camera! Knitting!
Are you like me? Do you sometimes pay more attention to the knitwear in movies, than the actual movie? Thinking about checking out Ravelry when you get home to see if anyone's figured out a pattern? This Sunday, March 7th 2010 is the 82nd Annual Academy Awards ceremony. In the spirit of this overlong-sometimes-boring-but-I-watch-it-anyway event, […] [Read More]
What they do in Puerto Rico
Ellen R's back! And she brought us sunshine from beautiful Puerto Rico. Here was the question: I know it's tropical down there…does anyone knit? How about something light and airy, like lace? Can you find out? Fiber arts in the tropics is a challenge…read on. Northeast winters make us all pine for warmth and sunshine. Since I […] [Read More]
But Is It Art?
I was surfing around the web today and came across this: Handspun Revolution? Galleri Zink? What? I did a little more research. It turns out that a fiber artist in Placerville, California who goes by the name Pluckyfluff has partnered with a Eirick Bruvik, a textile artist in Lillehammer, Norway and the Galleri Zink in […] [Read More]
Getting high
Another lost sheep returns! It's our own intrepid Ellen R. and this time she's back from India. What's going on, Ellen? This time I got high: the Himalayas! When I hear about the Himalayas, I have a mental image of the brave souls who have attempted to climb Mount Everest or K2. (No, there's no P2!) Knitting […] [Read More]
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Things to see and do - Hua Hin
Leaving for Thailand
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Sofia Hotel from790 THBBook
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Hua Hin : Michelin's recommendations
Surrounded by rocky hills, the bay which opens into the Gulf of Siam gave its name to this fishing village: Hua Hin is the Thai for "head of stone". This peaceful town owes its popularity to its long white sandy beaches which attracted the wealthy inhabitants of Bangkok in the early 20C. In 1911, the construction of the first railway in Thailand made the province more accessible by linking Hua Hin to the capital and the village has been an upmarket, tranquil seaside resort ever since.
Hotels Hua Hin
Chalelarn Hotel Hua Hin
53/1 soi Phaenphan, Naepkhahat rd., Hua Hin, Pachuabkhirikhan T - Hua Hin
Prix Prices from : 2200 THB
Enjoy Thai hospitality at Chalelarn Hotel with individually designed Thai-style rooms and friendly staff. A 5-minute walk from Hua Hin's night market, it features a rooftop pool and free Wi-Fi. Well-situated in the city centre, Chalelarn Hotel Hua H..
Sofia Hotel
100/3-6 Poonsuk Road T - Hua Hin
Sofia Hotel is a 3-minute walk from Hua Hin Beach. Offering fan and air-conditioned rooms, the hotel features free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The hotel provides massage, car/motorbike rental and shuttle services. There is also an internet station..
Baan Manthana House
24/10 Srasong Road, Hua Hin Prachuabkhirikhan T - Hua Hin
Prix Prices from : 1000 THB
Enjoying a central location in Hua Hin, Baan Manthana House is a 1-minute walk from Hua Hin Air Bus Station. It has free Wi-Fi and an outdoor pool with a spa pool. Simply furnished, the air-conditioned rooms are equipped with a cable TV and minibar...


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What? - A Wilson West vs Southern teachers & staff basketball game to raise money for Relay for Life.
When? - Tuesday April 7th from 6:30-8:30 --Admission is $3
Where? - The Wilson High School Gymnasium. There will be concessions, raffles, & a half court shot contest ($1)
The Wilson West & Southern cheerleaders will be performing!
--All proceeds benefit Wilson West & Southern Relay for Life--________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Girls On The Run is returning to Wilson West for the spring season! Registration is now open via the GOTR website www.gotrberks.org until March 6th. The spring season begins March 3rd, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:40-4:20 pm. The 24 lesson curriculum combines training for a 5K running event with lessons that inspire girls to become independent thinkers, enhance their problem solving skills, and make healthy decisions. Questions? Contact Mrs. Hahn at firstname.lastname@example.com
Monday - Day 5, Tuesday - Day 6, Wednesday - Day 1, Thursday - Day 2, Friday - Day 3
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Anderson Cooper Honors Sandy Hook Victims on Emotional 'Anderson Live' (Video)
The talk-show host pays tribute to the 20 children and six adult school staff who died in Friday's tragedy.
Anderson Cooper took Tuesday's edition of Anderson Live to honor the victims of the Sandy Hook school shootings, naming each person and also showing their photos.
This THR editor was in the audience at the syndicated daytime show, which films at CBS Studios in New York, and spotted several people crying while images flashed onscreen of the 20 children and six adult school staffers who were killed in Friday's horrific massacre.
Kleenex was passed during commercial break. One audience member, a Cooper fan from Haiti, dabbed at her eyes.
On Sunday, President Obama attended a vigil in Newtown, Conn., wiping away tears as he gave a televised speech where he named victims and said: "I can only hope it helps for you to know that you're not alone in your grief -- that our world too has been torn apart and all across this land of ours, we have wept with you."
STORY: Gun Scene Cut From Tom Cruise Movie Marketing in Wake of School Shooting
The next day, David Letterman addressed the tragedy on the Late Show, saying in a seven-minute prepared statement: "Believe me, I'm not dumb enough to think that this is a problem of guns. Before there were guns, people were killing one another. And you can't just say that it's mental health or emotional problems because people with all manner of problems don't necessarily kill each other."
Cooper, who has been covering the aftermath in Newtown for CNN, sounded off alongside Anderson Live guest co-host Judy Gold.
"History remembers that person and rarely does history remember the name of the victim," he said, referencing the shooter, Adam Lanza. "That person's name shouldn't be remembered in history books."
He continued: "And just in the thought of not focusing on the killer and remembering his name and trying to remember the names of the victims .... I just wanted to read to you the names of everybody who lost their lives on Friday and just take a moment to remember them."
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News & Observer profiles nurse practitioners at N.C. Cancer Hospital
To meet a growing need for nurses with advanced training, the University of North Carolina and five other UNC-system schools will offer a doctorate in nursing this fall. The News and Observer article discusses the need and role that will be filled by the new Doctors of Nursing Practice.
UNC School of Medicine named Best Medical School for Primary Care
The School ranked 1st in Primary Care and 22nd in Research overall in the 2014 U.S. News & World Report Best Medical School Rankings. Family Medicine, Rural Medicine and AIDS were also listed as top ten specialties.
General surgeons perform majority of cancer procedures in the United States
A study by Karyn Stitzenberg, MD, MPH, assistant professor of surgery and member of the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, shows that surgical oncologists comprise only a small portion of the number of surgeons who perform cancer surgery.
Cohen and Damania elected as 2013 Fellows of the American Academy of Microbiology
Two members of the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center have been elected as 2013 Fellows of the American Academy of Microbiology (AAM), the honorific leadership group within the American Society for Microbiology (ASM).
Smith authors commentary on first population-based study of HPV vaccine effectiveness
For the first time, a population-based study of a human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine has proven that the vaccine is effective in reducing the incidence of genital warts.
Pignone tapped to lead new UNC Institute for Health Care Quality Improvement
Michael Pignone, MD, MPH, Professor of Medicine and Division Chief of General Medicine and Epidemiology, has been named director of the UNC Institute for Health Care Quality Improvement, which aims to establish UNC as the leading academic medical center in the area of clinical quality improvement. The new institute is a product of the UNC School of Medicine's Strategic Plan.
Ting awarded 2013 University Award for the Advancement of Women
Jenny Ting, PhD, W.R. Kenan, Jr. Distinguished Professor of Microbiology and Immunology, has been awarded a 2013 University Award for the Advancement of Women.
Dibbert named Hometown Hero by WCHL
Debbie Dibbert, Director of External Affairs at UNC Lineberger, was named as a Hometown Hero by WCHL 97.9 and Chapelboro.com.
Ribisl quoted by Huffington Post on New York cigarette law
Ribisl predicts that new regulations preventing the open display of cigarettes in stores could lead to a reduction in smoking over time.
Lymphedema therapy
Lymphedema therapist Theresa Gilliam assists patient Judy Reaves with a sleeve designed to ease her symptoms.
Disrupting palladin in CAFs
Using pharmacological inhibitors and gene-silencing approaches, Otey and the research team discovered that disrupting palladin in CAFs reduced the ability of the cells to form invadopodia.
Storming the gates – UNC research probes how pancreatic cancers metastasize
Researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have discovered that a protein found in the cells surrounding pancreatic cancers play a role in the spread of the disease to other parts of the body.
Lymphedema therapy provides relief for cancer patients
"It's a lifesaver." That's how Frances Patterson, a breast cancer patient, describes the therapy she receives for lymphedema through the UNC Comprehensive Cancer Support Program.
Smithies named to first class of the Fellows of the AACR Academy
Oliver Smithies did not set out to become one of the world's foremost pioneers in cancer research. He merely had a question that needed answering.
'Your Phone Versus Your Heart' - Fredrickson in the New York Times
Barbara Fredrickson, professor of psychology and UNC Lineberger member, writes in an editorial in the New York Times that the physical and psychological tools that allow us to relate to others can diminish with lack of use.
Evans on WRAL - Researchers push for new healthcare screening strategy
James Evans, director of UNC's Clinical Cancer Genetics program and UNC Lineberger member, says it is time for a public health strategy that focuses on genetic testing of healthy adults.
Sills raises awareness about her rare cancer
Craven County resident, Cindy Sills, has alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma, a cancerous tumor of the muscles that are attached to bones. She and her husband work to raise awareness of rare rare soft-tissue cancer.
Researchers identify genetic sequence that helps to coordinate synthesis of DNA-packaging proteins
Research conducted in fruit flies at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine has pinpointed a specific DNA sequence that both triggers the formation of the "histone locus body" and turns on all the histone genes in the entire block.
Today Show features Single Fathers Due to Cancer
NBC's Today Show spotlighted the first-of-its-kind program designed to help single dad's who have lost a spouse to cancer. NBC's Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports on the group's efforts.
Single Fathers Due to Cancer featured in Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing
Men who have dependent children and whose spouses or partners died from cancer are an overlooked population. These fathers face unique challenges not addressed by traditional grief support groups that often attract an older, female population.
UNC-Duke Pro Bono Project Offers Free Legal Services to Cancer Patients
Cancer patients at UNC and Duke have one less thing to worry about, thanks to the recently launched Cancer Pro Bono Legal Project. This cutting-edge collaboration among the law schools and cancer centers at the two universities and the North Carolina Bar Association offers free legal services to local cancer patients. The project has won funding from the Kenan Biddle Foundation as well as the North Carolina Bar Foundation.
African Americans experience longer delay between prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment
African American men on average wait a week longer than their Caucasian counterparts between the initial diagnosis of prostate cancer and treatment, according to University of North Carolina researchers.
Muss discusses treating older cancer patients at OncLive
Hyman B. Muss, MD, Professor of Medicine, Director of Geriatric Oncology, Division of Hematology and Oncology, Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine, discusses the need for a team environment when treating an older patient at OncLive.
Vera Montague
It's given my daughter power of attorney over me. It's convenient for me to get it done when I'm coming to clinic. It gives my daughter the authority so I don't have to worry about it if something happens to me.
Dat Nguyen
Law student Jason Jones works with Dat Nguyen of Chapel Hill.
For the first time, researchers isolate adult stem cells from human intestinal tissue
The accomplishment provides a much-needed resource for scientists eager to uncover the true mechanisms of human stem cell biology. It also enables them to explore new tactics to treat inflammatory bowel disease or to ameliorate the side effects of chemotherapy and radiation, which often damage the gut.
Lancet Oncology - Building a Pathology Laboratory in Malawi
Satish Gopal, MD, MPH, assistant professor in the divisions of hematology/oncology and infectious diseases at the UNC School of Medicine, describes his experiences in assisting Kamuzu Central Hospital in the creation of a lab to diagnose and research cancer in Malawi.
Hayes - Genomic alterations in head and neck cancers are possible therapy targets
Neil Hayes, MD, MPH, associate professor in UNC's Division of Hematology and Oncology, presented on the patterns of genomic alterations in head and neck squamous cell carcinomas (HNSCC) at the AACR's 2013 Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.
Carey discusses metastatic breast cancer at OncLive
Lisa A. Carey, MD, Medical Director of the UNC Breast Center, the Chief of Hematology/Oncology, the Physician-in-Chief of the N.C. Cancer Hospital, and UNC Lineberger member, discusses the use of everolimus in the metastatic and adjuvant settings of breast cancer.
Hepatitis A virus discovered to cloak itself in membranes hijacked from infected cells
A team led by Dr. Stanley Lemon discovered that hepatitis A virus does not have an envelope when found in the environment, but acquires one from the cells that it grows in within the liver. It circulates in the blood completely cloaked in these membranes.
Dokholyan lab engineers 'protein switch' to dissect role of cancer's key players
Researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine have "rationally rewired" some of the cell's smallest components to create proteins that can be switched on or off by command. These "protein switches" can be used to interrogate the inner workings of each cell, helping scientists uncover the molecular mechanisms of human health and disease.
Evans quoted in New York Times on Supreme Court gene patent case
James P. Evans, MD, PhD, Bryson Distinguished Professor of Genetics and Medicine, is quoted about a case before the U.S. Supreme Court involving Myriad Genetics attempts to patent two human genes related to breast and ovarian cancer.
Family House Diaries: Claudia Laskow - A Sense of Humor Carries the Day
A Dare County real estate agent refuses to let a breast cancer diagnosis and its treatment detract from her trademark sense of humor and constant outreach to others.
Transcription factors regulating blood oxygen linked to melanoma metastases
Transcription factors regulating blood oxygen linked to melanoma metastases
Bloom elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Kerry Steven Bloom, Thad L. Beyle Distinguished Professor of biology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, has been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the nation's oldest and most prestigious honorary societies and a leading center for independent policy research.
Bone Marrow and Stem Cell Transplant Program team participates in Spartan Race
A team from the UNC Bone Marrow and Stem Cell Transplant Program headed up by Tippu Khan, PharmD, BCOP and Nicole Frazier, RN, BSN participated in an epic journey which included leaping over fire, trekking through waste-high mud, tossing spears, dodging attacks and most of all braving near freezing temperatures in the driving rain. What is all this about? It's the Spartan Race, an event of pure primitive craziness that promises it's participants an experience they'll never forget.
Varmus delivers third annual Oliver Smithies Nobel Symposium
Dr. Harold E. Varmus, director of the National Cancer Institute at the National Institutes of Health and co-winner of the 1989 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for the discovery of the cellular origin of retroviral oncogenes, was invited to campus by UNC's Nobel Laureate Dr. Oliver Smithies.
Sethi, MacNevin, Feng come out on top at 3rd Annual Oliver Smithies Nobel Symposium Postdoctoral Researcher Poster Forum
On Friday, April 19, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the MBRB at the School of Medicine, 44 university postdoctoral fellows gathered for a poster forum to present their research findings.
Novel monoclonal antibody inhibits tumor growth in breast cancer and angiosarcoma
A monoclonal antibody targeting a protein known as SFPR2 has been shown by researchers at the University of North Carolina to inhibit tumor growth in pre-clinical models of breast cancer and angiosarcoma.
Ribisl quoted on NPR New York tobacco regulations
Kurt Ribisl, PhD, head of Cancer Prevention and Control Program at the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, was interviewed by National Public Radio on New York City's proposal to raise the legal age to buy cigarettes to 21.
Mayer named extraordinary nurse leader by Yale University
Associate professor Deborah Mayer, PhD, RN, AOCN, FAAN and member of UNC Lineberger has been selected as an Extraordinary Nurse Leader by Yale University, the first independent university-based nursing school established in the United States. As part of its 90th anniversary celebration, Yale School of Nursing has selected 90 alumni who "embody the School's mission of advancing better health care" to be honored at a ceremony in October 2013.
Anders lab shows advantage to nanotech delivery of therapy for breast cancer brain metastases
Breast cancer brain metastases present a challenge to clinicians because there are few systemic therapies capable of crossing the blood-brain barrier to control the disease. An international team, led by scientists at the University of North Carolina Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, reports pre-clinical research showing improved efficacy of a PEGylated liposomal (encapsulated) anti-cancer agent compared with a non-liposomal formulation of the same drug in an intracranial model of breast cancer. Their results were published in the May 1, 2013 issue of PLOS ONE.
UNC Lineberger 37th Annual Scientific Symposium
Close to 450 people attended the 37th annual UNC Lineberger scientific symposium April 29 and 30, 2013. Symposium co-chairs were Jonathan Serody, MD, PhD, Elizabeth Thomas Chair of Medicine, and Jenny Ting, PhD, UNC Alumni Distinguished Professor of Microbiology and Immunology. Both spoke at the symposium.
Pruthi featured in OncLive on the dramatic shortage of urologists on the horizon
Raj Pruthi, MD, Chief of Urologic Surgery for the Urologic Oncology Program spoke at the annual meeting of the American Urological Association (AUA) in San Diego, California.
New York Times features Single Fathers Due to Cancer
Health reporter for the New York Times, Jane Brody, features the Single Fathers Due to Cancer program.
UNC Lineberger at the American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting
UNC Lineberger was well represented at the American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting held in Washington, DC.
Self-collection of samples for HPV testing shows promise in detection of cervical cancer in Kenya
In Kenya, women face a cervical cancer mortality rate that is approximately 10 times as high as in the United States. A study by researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill suggests that training women to self-collect genital samples to test for human papillomavirus (HPV), the causative agent of cervical cancer, can increase the coverage rates of cervical cancer screening. Higher screening coverage helps increase rates of detection of cervical lesions and ultimately treatment of the disease.
Conlon lab uncovers molecular role of gene linked to blood vessel formation
University of North Carolina researchers have discovered that disrupting a gene that acts as a regulatory switch to turn on other genes can keep blood vessels from forming and developing properly.
Muss on using tools to evaluate older patients
Hy Muss, MD, Director, Geriatric Oncology Program discusses evaluation tools for treating older patients on OncLive.
Basch: Patient participation must play a larger role in research
Patients must take a larger role in participating in and assisting in determining priorities for medical research, according to an editorial published in an upcoming issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Smith interviewed by Agence France Presse on cervical cancer stigma in India
Jennifer Smith, PhD, MPH, research associate professor at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health and member of the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, says that lack of awareness and stigma about the illness hinders prevention of the disease.
Cancer genetics and BRCA 1 and BRCA 2 gene mutations
Q&A with UNC Lineberger members James P. Evans, MD, PhD; David Ollila, MD; Paola Gehrig, MD; and Keith D. Amos, MD, FACS.
Dees and Hayes named co-leaders of UNC Lineberger Clinical Research Program
Claire Dees, MD, and Neil Hayes, MD, MPH, have been appointed as co-leaders of the Clinical Research Program at UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center. Dr. Dees and Hayes have extensive and complementary expertise in translational and clinical research. As co-leaders of the Clinical Research Program, they will help plan the efforts of UNC Lineberger's physician researchers to move discoveries into innovative trials of new therapeutic approaches.
Rimer awarded American Cancer Society Medal of Honor
Barbara K. Rimer, DrPH, Dean and Alumni Distinguished Professor of the University of North Carolina Gillings School of Global Public Health, has been awarded the American Cancer Society (ACS) Medal of Honor for her "seminal cancer research efforts."
Endeavors - The Protein Sleuth
Endeavors profiles the work of Nancy Klauber-DeMore, MD, professor of surgery and a member of UNC Lineberger, in unraveling the mystery of whether the gene SFRP2 suppresses tumor growth.
The secret lives (and deaths) of neurons
University of North Carolina School of Medicine researchers uncover surprising insights about how nerve cells rewire themselves, shedding light on a process linked with neurodegenerative diseases and neurodevelopmental disorders like schizophrenia and autism.
Neurons can be cultured in one compartment of a microfluidic chamber (right side) and extend their axons through very small grooves into a separate compartment (left side).
Charles Perou Receives 2013 Battle Cancer Research Award
Charles Perou, PhD, the May Goldman Shaw Distinguished Professor of Molecular Oncology, has been honored with the 2013 Hyman L. Battle Distinguished Cancer Research Award in recognition of his accomplishments in cancer research. Dr. Perou is a member of UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center.
IMRT may not be more effective than older radiation techniques after prostatectomy
Intensity-modulated radiation therapy has become the most commonly used type of radiation in prostate cancer, but research from the University of North Carolina suggests that the therapy may not be more effective than older, less expensive forms of radiation therapy in patients who have had a prostatectomy.
Smith - Worldwide cervical cancer prevention initiative announced at Women Deliver Conference in Malaysia
Cervical cancer kills an estimated 275,000 women each year, and most of these deaths could be prevented with prophylactic HPV vaccination, routine cervical cancer screening and continuity to treatment. At the Women Deliver Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, delegates and experts from around the world announced a global call to action to combat this preventable disease through collaboration with and information sharing by the world's governments and health agencies on May 27, 2013.
Wan - GATA-3 Is Important for the Regulation and Maintenance of the Immune System
The protein GATA-3 plays an important role in mammalian immune response, but its overall function in cell development and cancer formation is not well understood. In an effort to further define the importance of GATA-3, researchers at the University of North Carolina have traced how the protein performs important functions in CD8+T-cell type of the immune system.
The value of randomized clinical trials in radiation oncology clinical practice
Cancer patients, physicians and insurers want to be sure that whatever therapy is recommended and provided to patients is based on evidence, preferably results from randomized clinical trials. But are there enough clinical trials data to provide this level of confidence?
Anders video interview on fertility preservation for female cancer patients
Dr. Carey Anders, MD, assistant professor of medicine, was interviewed in a new video on fertility preservation for female cancer patients produced by the American Society of Clinical Oncology. The video, titled "Discussing Fertility Preservation with Women," was released in conjunction with ASCO updated guidelines and was shown at the 2013 ASCO annual meeting.
UNC to test interventions aimed at reducing colon cancer screening disparities
The study will focus on assessing the impact of a clinic-based intervention that includes having patients view a multimedia decision aid (in English or Spanish) before seeing their physician, as well as support from a bilingual patient "navigator" on completion of recommended colon cancer screening tests.
UNC Lineberger's 2013 Scientific Retreat features "TED talks"
More than 200 faculty, students and fellows gathered at the Carolina Club to hear ten-minute "TED talks" by 11 faculty recently recruited to UNC.
Pignone - Eligibility for aspirin for primary prevention in men increases when cancer mortality benefit added
While aspirin has been shown to be effective in preventing heart attacks in men, it also increases the risk of gastrointestinal bleeding and possibly stroke, even at low doses. As such, national guidelines suggest that aspirin be used for prevention only in men at higher risk for cardiovascular events, so that the benefits of aspirin are greater than its adverse effects.
UNC Lineberger members present at 2013 ASCO Annual Meeting
More than 15 members and associates of the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center presented their work to the attendees at the 2013 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) in Chicago.
Lucky 13 to bike across country to raise money for UNC Lineberger
Ten area teens will pedal with purpose this summer, riding some 3,700 miles over a 10-week period, from Maryland to Oregon. The group, dubbed "Lucky 13," a play on the year "2013," aims to raise $30,000 for UNC's Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, with a portion on the money going directly to serve pediatric cancer patients.
Four UNC nursing graduate students awarded American Cancer Society scholarships
Four UNC School of Nursing students have been awarded American Cancer Society Graduate Scholarships in Cancer Nursing Practice. The recipients are Sean Gallagher, RN; April Lenker, RN; Melissa Matson, RN; and Lori Walker, RN.
Millikan honored with posthumous Alumni Achievement Award from UC-Davis
The late Robert Craft Millikan will be honored with a 2013 Alumni Achievement Award from the University of California at Davis School of Veterinary Medicine during the School's commencement ceremony on June 14.
Coach Hatchell's blueberry patch supports UNC Lineberger
UNC women's basketball Coach Sylvia Hatchell's blueberry patch near Black Mountain, NC is almost ready for the summer picking season.
UNC researchers identify another piece of the "histone code" puzzle
New research from the UNC School of Medicine has shown how a protein called UHRF1 "reads" the histone code in a specific way to perform an important cellular function.
Evans on Supreme Court DNA patent ruling
James Evans, MD, PhD, an international expert in gene patenting and genetics policy, comments on the June 13, 2013 Supreme Court ruling regarding gene patenting.
UNC scientists identify possible KRAS downstream target for pancreatic cancer therapy
While the mutated KRAS oncogene is associated with many cancers, it has not yet been successfully targeted by a therapeutic agent. Scientists are trying to find another way to target the gene by blocking signals from another protein downstream.
Kim named to Society of Surgical Oncology Executive Council
HJ Kim, MD, associate professor in UNC's division of surgical oncology and endocrinology, has been named as a member of the Society of Surgical Oncology's (SSO) Executive Council.
Lucky 13 featured in video by UNC Endeavors
This summer, ten boy scouts from Chapel Hill are biking across the country to raise money for UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center. For every $15,000 raised, UNC Lineberger has agreed to send one of their pediatric oncology patients to spend a week at Victory Junction, a camp for chronically ill children.
Single Fathers Due to Cancer in the media
The first of its kind program, Single Fathers Due to Cancer, continues to gain attention through media reports.
Remembering Dr. Keith Amos
UNC has lost a dear colleague. Dr. Keith Amos died suddenly in Edinburgh, Scotland, while on a Dr. Claude Organ, Jr., Travel Award from the American College of Surgeons. We all hold in our thoughts his wife, Ahaji, and their three young daughters.
UNC genetics researcher helps open Smithsonian exhibit
Clinical geneticist Jim Evans, MD, PhD helped to open the exhibition, Genome: Unlocking Life's Code. The high-tech, high-intensity display celebrates the 10th anniversary of production of the first complete human genome sequence also known as the genetic blueprint of the human body.
Kathy DeClue: A Second Chance to Say 'I Do'
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Coach Hatchell's blueberry patch to support UNC Lineberger is ready for picking
UNC women's basketball Coach Sylvia Hatchell's blueberry patch near Black Mountain, NC is ready for the summer picking season.
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Murine study predicts cancer drug responsiveness in human tumors
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Baldwin Receives Continued Support from Waxman Cancer Research Foundation
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Basch - National standards to evaluate health care quality based on how patients feel
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Wheeler wins ACS grant to study racial disparities in breast cancer outcomes
Stephanie Wheeler, PhD, assistant professor of health policy and management at Gillings School of Global Public Health, will receive $727,000 over five years through an American Cancer Society Mentored Research Scholar Grant.
Hayes-Wilkerson histology
Histological types are labeled by different colors in the clinical diagnosis and histology expression predictor tracks. Prediction confidence and stromal score are shaded green to white to blue indicating high to low values. The highest quality predictions exhibit high confidence and low stromal scores. - UNC/Hayes lab
RNA Diagnostic Test from Paraffin Improves Lung Cancer Diagnosis Over Routine Microscopic Evaluation Alone
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Intel's data center unit remains strong due to custom chips for cloud deployments, build-outs and networking functions virtualization.
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"Baby", my 14' outdoor Trachy that grows about a foot each year in zone 4, is doing well!
Thanks, Theresa! Do you grown any palms in PA? I have a son and his young family in Pittsburgh, going to school. It's a nice place. Are you in East or West PA? I love Long Wood Gardens, west of Philadelphia. It's my favorite Botanical Garden in the whole world!
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Kevin, I live 15 min. from Philadelphia International Airport in the burbs. I am very familiar with Longwood Gardens! I'm about 45 minutes away.
I have not tried to grow any palma yet. Hoping to do so soon. I love tropical look gardens. I planted Musa Basjoos this spring. Gonna keep my fingers crossed that they overwinter successfully. I'll post some pix of my little tropicalesque garden soon.
stgawne, love your little tropical paradise!!! It's amazing how it fills in, isn't it? Love the papyrus!
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Posted 17 February 2013 - 10:41 AM
2 weeks to go - I can't decide, grrrr!!! I won't be using Elizabeth/Bethany etc or any longer version - it'll be Betsy by itself.
I really like Betsy Clementine...possible nn Bea.
I really like Clementine Betsy, Clementine Violet or Clementine Daisy ...possible nn Minnie or Emme.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 10:42 AM
Clementine, by a very long way.
Clementine Daisy or Clementine Violet are both gorgoeus.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 10:44 AM
Clementine is really really sweet.
That's all I have to say about that.
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Posted 17 February 2013 - 10:45 AM
Clementine Violet.
Not a fan of Betsy.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 10:45 AM
Clementine Violet
Posted 17 February 2013 - 10:46 AM
Betsy will always be a little girl's name, in my opinion, instead of a name that a woman can grow into.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 10:48 AM
Love Clementine.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 10:48 AM
Clementine. I love Clementine Violet.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 10:55 AM
Clementine Daisy is the clear winner for me. I love Violet, just not with Clementine.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 10:58 AM
Clementine - by miles!! I agree Clementine Violet is pretty.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 11:00 AM
Clementine (pronounced like the song not the fruit) is one of my favs.
I have a soft spot for Elizabeth/Elspeth, nn Betsy, as one of my best friends is a Betsy -- but I would go with Clementine nonetheless.
Clementine Daisy gets my vote, though I do love the name Violet.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 11:09 AM
Clementine by umpteen miles for me.
And only Clementine Daisy. It is absolutely perfect.
Other NNs for Clementine include: Mem, Cleo, Leni and Minty. I would choose Mem. More gorgeousness. Or Leni.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 11:10 AM
Betsy is a nickname and works well on a little girl and a little old lady - in between though there would be some l-o-n-g years.
Clementine Daisy is very sweet.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 11:18 AM
for those commenting that Betsy isnt a mid life name I know a darling woman, maybe late 50's with this name. It suits her to a tee & anyway if Clementine is the 1st name, Betsy will be a such gorgeous MN.
It can be so hard to find the right name, but I think we grow into the names given - so, all the best deciding OP
oops - just realised re-reading this that your question was Clementine OR Betsy. I still love the name & think it is gorgeous as a first name too if you dont go with Clementine.
Edited by mantilla, 17 February 2013 - 11:34 AM.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 11:23 AM
Posted 17 February 2013 - 11:24 AM
Clementine Daisy, just gorgeous.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 11:42 AM
Oh poor Betsy, she's not getting much love Thanks for your thoughts ladies - we don't know if it's a boy or a girl so this dithering could all be to no end.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 11:47 AM
Clementine - by a country mile.
I can't think of anything nice to say about Betsy - so I'll say nothing .....
Posted 17 February 2013 - 11:50 AM
Clementine Violet is gorgeous; but if you absolutely love Betsy then use it as the middle name!
Posted 17 February 2013 - 11:51 AM
Betsy! it's super sweet but also pretty.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 11:51 AM
I love Clementine.
It is a very pretty name.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 12:04 PM
I love Elizabeth and Bethany, really like Eliza and Elise and Beth as NNs. Betsy would be my least liked of all the BNs.
I dislike Clementine, but in a choice between Clementine and Betsy as a standalone I'd choose Clementine.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 12:19 PM
Clementine Daisy stands out for me.
Not a huge fan of Betsy, but I do disagree with the idea that adults can't be successful with names like this. I know of a CEO called Cissy, a magistrate called Sally, a doctor called Poppy. Also Posie Graeme-Evans is a successful writer (born Rosemary) and I can't see any of their names holding them back!
Posted 17 February 2013 - 12:24 PM
Another vote for Clementine. Gorgeous.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 12:30 PM
Love Clementine.
Betsy I really like as well, but wouldn't actually use. I went to school with a Betsy, lovely name for a little girl and an old woman.
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We just moved to Windsor and found out we're expecting
After complications with my first delivery, DH is not comfortable with me delivering outside of a hospital, so I am looking for a midwife that delivers at a hospital. Every review I can find is just negative
so, I have an idea of a couple midwifery practices to avoid, but have no idea which midwives are good. I've looked through previous posts and found a couple mentioned, but they mostly discuss home birth midwives. Any recommendations?
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I had my son nearly three years ago through the midwives working at McKee in Loveland. It was a decent experience. I will say that they were a little more "medically minded" than I would have preferred, but overall it went fairly well. Cons were that you cycle through six or seven midwives and don't know who you'll end up with when you deliver. The thing that frustrated me the most was that when I went in for my appointment right before my due date they were like, "ok, let's schedule your induction!" And there were a few other interventions that they did or wanted to do that I had to say no to, but overall the hospital is very baby-friendly and I did end up having the natural birth that I wanted. It' a pretty decent compromise of being in a hospital but not being overwhelmed with a highly medicalized OB.
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5:30 p.m. | The Fearrington Granary
As everyone makes their New Year's resolutions, make one to try new grapes that you have never tried before, and another to join Wine Director Maximilian Kast for every class this year (we jest, well kind of). In this class we will try grapes with such exotic names as Nerello Cappuccio and Mascalese, Xinomavro, Pinerolese, Fer Savadou, and the list goes on. The best way to cure the post-holiday blues is to try some wines that will open up a whole new world of enjoyment. $25 per guest, includes tax and service fee.
Fearrington's wine program is delighted to offer 10% off six or more bottles of wine purchased at The Goat! Whether you ask The Goat's wine guru to mix and match a custom case, or you choose the bottles yourself, you'll enjoy wines from hand-selected producers at a great value!