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Aaaargh! Detailed review of The Grey written and posted, then an error message! Short version: daft, mostly enjoyable, not very believable. Effective use of extreme contrasts in audio and visuals from one scene to the next - real blasts of sound and light (especially the plane crash). The trailer promised some ridiculous yet exciting action but the best clip turned out to come right at the end of the film and the ending was ...[censored to protect those who haven't seen it].
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Badly Drawn Bloke wrote (see)I've stumbled across a few German films on the internet, late at night, with Wii-ing in them.I've heard about those sort of films ... golden shower anyone?
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I've stumbled across a few German films on the internet, late at night, with Wii-ing in them.
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Finally got around to watching "When Harry Met Sally" last night! Yes, I know it's as old as the hills, and how come it's taken me all this time to see it? But I was married at the time and my ex wasn't interested in film, so somehow it passed me by.
Anyway, the premise is that men and women can't just be friends; that sex always comes into the equation at some point, and I suppose this is sort of true. I'm saying this from the perspective of someone who does have a very close male friend - even though we are just friends, there have been occasional "what if" moments. However, I can't see me walking off into the sunset with my friend as Sally does with Harry!
I love Sally's faked orgasm in the cafe (that's one bit of the film that I HAVE seen popping up here and there!) - oh yes, been there, done that!!!
The Room screened at the wonderful and infamous Prince Charles cinema in Leicester Square. This is one of those films that is so bad its good and has quite rightly risen to cult status. You know when you are in for a "good" bad film when the staring role, director, producer and script writer are all the same person in the title credits. Its a love triangle story with predictable consequences but the acting, dialogue and characters are truely awful, with sex scenes to really make you squirm. The set has numerous pictures of spoons and the done thing is to take plastic spoons to the screening which are thrown to the shout of "spoons!" when one comes into view. Truely mad!
The star/director/producer was actually there tonight for a Q&A session and the worrying thing is he has another film coming out in about 6 months' time. Can't wait.
Saw The Woman in Black at the weekend. There were some genuinely startling moments in it, but the whole experience was spoilt by youngsters squealing and giggling, and rustling their popcorn packets. I usually try to avoid the multiplexes and go to my local arthouse cinema instead, where people actually want to see the film - and you can take a glass of wine or a proper cup of coffee in with you if you want!
I read an article in yesterday's Sunday Times Culture section which seemed to suggest that multiplexes are on the way out. Going by my experience I would say that any cinema goer who wants an enjoyable experience should definitely avoid the multiplexes!
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Saw this the other night. Its not being widely screened but will be on channel 4 in the autumn. Its rather a charming film but not sure if the aim is to sell the film or to sell the vodka.
re WHMS, apparently in early draft of the script, H did not walk off into the sunset with S. So the orig script more inline with your experience. The WHMS actual ending could be explained as a Hollywood ending.
I dont know if you have seen Manhatten by Woody Allen. Some of the set pieces are similar. (eg Billy Crystal running to the new year party). Worth watching to see how both are celebrations of NewYork.
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Anyone seen Midnight In Paris?
yep. some people (me) are so desperate for woody allen to be good again that we wet our pants every time he brings out a film that isn't terrible.
this is one such film.
it was a bit fun, and a bit clever, and a big bit predictable
oscar worthy? naw but worth a look.
re manhattan - its the only film i know that gets better every time i see it. i suppose that's one of the definition of a classic. it's so rich. i now get more of the jokes and references.
i was tricked into seeing a roman polanski film (carnage).
what makes it even worse is that it was the best film ive seen in years
I saw the stage play of Carnage and wasn't keen on seeing the film, but my pal had free tickets.
T'was OK. The mobile man was the best thing I thought. (Richard E Grant played his character in the stage play to great effect. I love Richard E.)
It was something and nothing for me.
Yeah with Woody, I feel some are completely missable but then sometimes he comes up with something really good. I loved Vicky Cristina Barcelona and must admit I haven't seen a lot of his early films such as Purple Rose of Cairo, Annie Hall, Manhattan. Loved Hannah and Her Sisters.
What are your Woody recommendations Dude?
ive a soft spot for his earlier, gag-heavy, slapsticky ones.
try to check out 'Take the Money and Run'. it is just a really funny film. i also quite like crimes and misdemeanours.
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@Daniel_Sankey @MattYoung the bachelor himself is half African American. Maybe producers thought that would meet the quota for diversity.
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Anyone noticed the lack of diversity on this show? #TheBachelorAU pic.twitter.com/YtjpU8J09U
— Puppy Pirate (@Puppy_Pirate) July 30, 2014
Ive just realised there is no token black or asian girl this year!!! #TheBachelorAU
— Viscount TJ Campbell (@spanner77) July 30, 2014
@MattYoung @bencubby come on, I can see plenty of brunettes in there
— Jess Hill (@jessradio) August 1, 2014
So news.com.au put it to the network: has The Bachelor failed to meet the racially diverse expectations we would come to expect?
Their answer? Apparently not, confirming seven ladies had diverse ancestral backgrounds.
Ten wouldn't comment further, but the network did make an effort to point out that Garvey is the first African American to appear on any Bachelor series, including the US version which was sued for its lack of ethnically-diverse contestants.
Although Garvey is a sixth-generation Aussie on his mum's side, his dad is African American and born in New Orleans.
"(Mum) said in her own joking way — how did she put it? You're the first 'Caramel Bach' in the world!" Garvey told News Corp's Andrew Fenton.
"I just cracked up and said, 'What about the US?' She said the closest they had was (Juan) Pablo (Galavis) who is Hispanic but has blonde hair and blue eyes. It just goes to show how multicultural Australia is."
But are we really? Social media seems to think otherwise ...
No Asian or black women? The new Bachelor may be hot but he's also kind of racist, yeah? #TheBachelorAU
— Dwayne Lennox (@TheLennoXFiles) July 30, 2014
Great to see such diversity on #ThebachelorAU this year: some of the girls have a hairstyle other than "long and curled at the ends"!! :O
— Stephanie Childs (@stephanite) July 30, 2014
@MattYoung @newscomauHQ. Was thinking the same thing when I saw 5 mins of the show and changed the channel, ugh.
— Elena (@Twitfixxx) August 1, 2014
Last night's episode saw two of the girls, Bridgette-Rose and Tiarna, eliminated from the show, leaving us to wonder if we really are watching a predominantly "white" show.
In 2012 two African American men filed a lawsuit against the US version of The Bachelor and its spin-off The Bachelorette, claiming the show blocked contestants from minority backgrounds from leading roles.
Nathaniel Claybrooks and Christopher Johnson auditioned to be contestants, but at a casting call, they say they were overlooked in comparison to the white males seeking to be The Bachelor.
"I only wanted a fair shot at the part," said Claybrooks, the then 39-year-old college graduate and electricity company meter reader.
"Looking back at how I was treated at the casting call, it was clear that that wasn't possible. I never even had a chance."
It was the first racial discrimination lawsuit filed against a reality show in the US. "We have had various participants of colour throughout the series' history, and the producers have been consistently — and publicly — vocal about seeking diverse candidates for both programs. As always, we continue to seek out participants of colour for both The Bachelor and The Bachelorette," read a response from Warner Horizon Television
According to the lawsuit, white applicants are predominantly popular because "minorities in lead roles and interracial dating is unappealing to the shows' audience.
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Dave of Brisbane Posted at 2:26 PM August 01, 2014
The real concern with all-white casts is that it doesn't leave any positive role models on TV for other races to see. That's not a problem here since you really shouldn't be expecting to see ANY positive role models on this show.
The Mould Posted at 2:24 PM August 01, 2014
White Power!
Miles of Adelaide Posted at 2:23 PM August 01, 2014
Really, it the real racists who are the ones who complain about such things. For the majority of us, it doesn't even cross our minds - as we don't tend to classify people in terms of race. I can not state how ironic it is for people who claim to want 'equal' treatment and do everything in their power to ensure they are treated differently. It's pretty ridiculous...


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That's a creative way to make shelves! Those boxes look very handy.
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Bummer about the wiring. :( Your shelf solution is ingenious, though, and looks handy!
According to wikipedia, knob and tube wiring and insulation is okay for CA (from NEC code).
Love your house as it gets cleaned and fixed up!
Glad you and family are doing well in CA!
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Ron, Thanks. You of all people I know would appreciate that dumpster. I can see an entire blog dedicated to wine box construction.
Abigail, Kassi is so happy about them. I love to make my girls happy.
Bonnie, CA code you site is kinda true but requires 3" of breathing space. Too late for that. So my choice is to remove all insulation covering the existing wiring and make a baffle covering the area or rewire it in romex. I choose the latter since it will achieve several goals. Insulate the attic entirely, remove unsavory electrical connections that don't meet safety requirements, and install grounding to existing outlets to name a few. Moreover, I need to add some more outlets anyway and this is method would safely accommodate additions to the electrical conveniences upstairs. - 8:23 AM


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Every time the Mexico Bulldogs turned around Tuesday night, there was a Bruin in their face.
The tough defense of the Rock Bridge boys' basketball team helped it fight its way to a 68-56 victory at Rock Bridge.
Mexico stayed close for the majority of a game the Bruins had expected to dominate. Rock Bridge runs at the end of each half were the difference.
Rock Bridge (15-7) pulled away in the fourth quarter after leading 49-48 with seven minutes left.
The Bruins outscored Mexico 19-8 for the rest of the contest and were able to take advantage of foul shots after being put in the bonus with 3:13 left.
Mexico trailed 47-43 at halftime, but made big shots throughout the third quarter to stay close.
Despite the win, Rock Bridge coach Jim Scanlon was not pleased with his team's play.
"It was a poor performance by us," Scanlon said. "I give Mexico a lot of credit. They were probably better than us and deserved to win."
Sophomore forward John Stull's play was crucial in the Bruins' final run.
Stull outmatched Mexico around the basket, scoring eight of his game-high 19 points in the fourth quarter and grabbing nine rebounds in the game.
"It was my career high, my season high so far," Stull said. "But it wasn't my best game because my defense could have been a little better."
Stull said the team was disappointed with its defensive performance, an area it relies on.
Freshman Logan Gray and senior Rob Adams had solid performances for the Bruins with 15 points.
Adams also added nine rebounds.
Gray scored 10 in the second quarter, helping the Bruins go on a 11-0 run that ended with 3:08 left in the half to make it 30-19.
Although Mexico (4-15) penetrated the Bruins' pressure in the first and third quarters, the defensive intensity became too much for the Bulldogs at end of each half.
Mexico came close to taking the lead numerous times, but coach Scott Floyd said the Bruins' pressure prevented them from mounting a serious run.
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Israel Greenwald of Airmont discusses the challenges of paying for private schools and public-school taxes. / Ricky Flores/The Journal News
AIRMONT — Many a night, Israel Greenwald can be found working at his home office at 2 a.m. and later.
Greenwald makes sure he�s home for dinner with his family and to spend time with his younger children, whether helping them with homework, reading to them or just talking and playing.
He works long hours to pay bills, put food on the table for his family and take care of his employees, who count on the success of his health care businesses.
Greenwald and his wife, Nava, pay about $13,000 a year in property taxes, about half of which goes to the East Ramapo School District. The Greenwalds � like thousands of Orthodox Jews in Ramapo � send their children to a yeshiva.
Israel Greenwald estimates they pay $45,000 a year to educate their three school-age children � ages 8, 11 and 15. Their eldest, Natanel, is 19 and attends Talmudic college in Israel after graduating from local yeshivas. They have a 6-month-old daughter and took in a 23-year-old family friend when she was 16 and needed help.
�Our house is very modest, too modest for the money we pay in taxes,� he said. �The high taxes and the cost of living in Rockland County makes things very, very difficult. I have tight times paying my bills in this economy.�
Despite the added cost, sending their children to yeshivas is important for the Greenwalds. The private school, which teaches both religious and secular subjects, provides the type of education and moral core that mirrors how they raise their children.
Greenwald said he couldn�t send his children to public school for several reasons � one being he and his wife would rather choose when their children learn about topics such as sex education.
�You would like the people who are teaching your children to be of the same frame of mind as you are,� he said. �You want them to share your beliefs and values. � I don�t want my children being taught what goes against our values.�
His children�s movie choices are limited to family fare, and study, music and sports are encouraged. Greenwald coaches his son�s Little League team, and they take martial arts classes together.
Greenwald, who comes from a family of educators and whose father, Rabbi Ronnie Greenwald, helped secure Natan Sharansky�s release from a Soviet prison in the 1970s, said he wants the public schools to succeed and prepare those children for college and adulthood.
�I just don�t know if the way our tax money is being spent is proper and efficient,� Greenwald said. �I am not against the public schools. � It�s important for all of us that our children are educated. We don�t have a problem paying into the public schools; that�s part of being a good American.�
He understands why members of the Orthodox and Hasidic communities � under financial pressure from taxes, private-school tuitions and the cost of living in Rockland � would vote down school district budgets. He notes others outside the religious community also have voted �no.�
Greenwald has been married for 20 years. He attended Yeshiva of Spring Valley and has spent most of his life in the Monsey area. Greenwald would like to see property taxes pay for secular studies in some of the yeshivas and other religious schools. He noted Catholic schools are closing due to declining enrollment while Monsey�s religious communities and their need for more schools keep growing.
He�s unhappy about the contentiousness between some private- and public-school parents and with the Board of Education.
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PARADE'S END: Friday 14th September, BBC2, 9pm
"Keep off the grass,�? Sylvia warned Valentine in last week's episode, which shouldn't be problem for her, as the grass (Christopher is grass, in case you're not following) is being shipped off to France to fight in the war.
This leaves Valentine largely absent from the episode, with the primary focus shifting to Sylvia, who's determined to get to her husband at all costs.
Perhaps "fight�? isn't a great word to describe what Christopher is doing over in France. As of yet, there's been little conflict. In fact, war for Christopher has so far been as cushy as a job in local government. There are fanfares and fancy living quarters and booze and freestyle sonnet writing.
By the time that Sylvia arrives, however, things have escalated. Christopher is physically and emotionally exhausted and causalities are starting to mount up. However, the episode resists being overly morbid; this might just be the funniest instalment yet, with plenty of witty quips and one-liners.
Hotchkiss, a brilliantly inept Second Lieutenant, is particularly hilarious, largely because his incompetency seems to really rile Christopher. And while we only see Hotchkiss for a brief moment, the memory of his dim yet well-meaning grin act as a constant source of amusement whenever his name is mentioned disdainfully in passing.
The bulk of the serious stuff in this week's episode mostly comes from the reunionbetween Sylvia and Christopher, although even that provides a few laughs. At one point we're subjected to a confusing garment sniffing scene (two parts creepy, one part touching), in which Christopher attempts to secretly inhale an item of his wife's clothing.
If conservative Christopher is struggling to suppress his sexual appetite, then just imagine how things are for poor Sylvia.
It's been five years, she insists, since she so much as touched a man and even then her score was with Potty Perowne, whose idea of romance consists of harassing his victims into submission before issuing a short bout of disappointment.
Yes, sleeping with a man who's named after a children's toilet, she tells Christopher, was a cry for attention, something that she's now deeply regret.
Yet you can never truly be sure whether Sylvia's telling the truth or not. After all, to her, life's a game. It's all part of her captivating and intriguing personality.
I've enjoyed, over the past few weeks, how varied each episode of the series has been, each one revealing more about the relationship between the main characters. Last week we learned that Sylvia had a jealous streak and this week we learn that she's capable of feeling remorseful.
Episode four is an interesting one; if not the best yet, then it's probably the funniest. At first, it's easy to lament the lack of Valentine, who so far has been one of the few characters that you can genuinely root for. But focusing on just Sylvia and Christopher's tarnished relationship actually added a new layer to the saga.
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Jodie Foster is definitely not shying away from the complicated publicity her new film, 'The Beaver,' is attracting. In fact, she's smiling at the criticism -- good and bad.
"It's not like anything you've ever seen. It has a very wry, interesting tone. And if you can embrace that, you can embrace the title, too," Foster told PopEater.
It's a little ironic to see Mel Gibson playing the character of Walter Black in 'The Beaver.' For those who were living under a rock recently, Gibson was brutally scrutinized in the media when his audio tirades against baby mama Oksana Grigorieva leaked online.
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- Wednesday 11 MayBy ChristineHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
It's "wry," not "rye" in her quote.
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mel's troubles will only add more interest to this movie. congratulations to mel and jodie
- Wednesday 11 MayBy themeekerHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Well, it tanked over the weekend so maybe Mel has shot his load just like he shoots off his foul, bigoted mouth.
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I ADORE Jodie Foster's work! I have followed her career since Caro Jones first cast her...but I WILL NOT SEE THIS FILM because of Gibson, I'm sorry to say. Friend or not, talent or not, "performance of a lifetime" or not, I AM a man of integrity and I will be sitting this Jodie Foster project out! It speaks VOLUMES about Jodie Foster's loyalty as a friend but until MEL HIMSELF shows remorse,changes, gets help or changes his PR strategies...I'm not a fan of THIS particular film and all Jodie's PR will not change that that! TOO many talented people in this industry she could have cast or given a break...I am bummed (to have to shun Jodie's work) but I cannot support this man in any way!
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Mel Gibson was wrong to say the things he said.
MARK WAHLBERG was wrong to DO the things HE DID. He called a Vietnamese man a racial slur and then beat him, blinding the man in one eye.
That's much worse than what Gibson did.
If they're gonna oust Gibson from Hollywood, why don't they do the same with Wahlberg????? - Wednesday 11 MayBy Lisa
hang it up jody, mel`s career is dead in the water
stop talking about him people are tired of it. - Wednesday 11 MayBy AD STITH
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- Wednesday 11 MayBy MikeHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Though I've always liked Jodie, she needs to give it up. The movie came out last weekend and flopped- she's just trying to save face at this point. Mel's done.
- Wednesday 11 MayBy luvtbhcHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Jodi Foster is a great actress and an equally great director. Her film was only opened limited and will open wider soon. Mel Gibson is an amazing actor who does not bring his home problems to work. I haven't seen this film yet but I know I will love it. Everyone needs to base things on performance, not personal lives and issues.
- Wednesday 11 MayBy Ana M. PerezHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I have always been a fan of Gilbson and will continue to be. He is a great actor and at the end, that's what matters. I pay to see a good movie. His problems with the Russian woman are not my concern.
- Wednesday 11 MayBy RushLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Jodie Foster has a floppy Beaver.
- Wednesday 11 MayBy jabaHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Every wonder about the type of "cretin" that writes such posts? Rush, you must be a very lonely fellow.
- Wednesday 11 MayBy brenHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I love Mel and all his movies and always will ,,,,Go Mel!!
- Wednesday 11 MayBy JohnLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
Well, Mel it's over buddy.. Your Past was great and you should just go quitely into the sunset
Jodie? Love yah dear, but your Getting pretty Old Kiddo and look it..Thinks you too, should hang it up...
RIP the both of you.. - Wednesday 11 MayBy Snarlicus
The movie "tanked" over the weekend, you say? Well, I for one have been waiting 2 months for its release and was greatly disappointed to see it was only playing in stinky old San Francisco. I'll wait for the DVD if I have to.
- Wednesday 11 MayBy shlockomania
You mean 'beautiful scenic stinky old San Francisco'. After all, when five million people flush in the same bay, every morning, it's gotta have seasonal colours. And Mel promised he'd leave Hollywood for Down Under. You lied Mel. Tell your ex-wife.
- Wednesday 11 May
"The Beaver", described in the Popeater as an effort by the aging Jodie Foster. Appropriate.
- Wednesday 11 MayBy Sue
Who calls a movie "The Beaver"? I wont see this stupid movie just because of the title - how insulting and degrading. There are a gazillion other words to use - why use this title? Stupid title, stupid cast and stupid movie. Hope it falls in the trash can like stupid Mel.
- Wednesday 11 MayBy JuJuBeeHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Fantastic Film and it did well in the theatres. Jodi Needs to wide release it so all of America can see her and Mel!! Two of the best actors today! Love You Both!
- Wednesday 11 MayBy c8smum
it tanked.
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Open-Label Extension of the Phase III Study With Tramiprosate (3APS) in Patients With Mild to Moderate Alzheimer's Disease
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Drug: Tramiprosate (3APS) |
Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Non-Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | An Open-Label Extension of the Phase III Study CL-758007 With Tramiprosate (3APS) in Patients With Alzheimer's Disease |
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- To evaluate the long-term safety of Tramiprosate (3APS).
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- To provide additional long-term data on the efficacy of Tramiprosate (3APS).
Estimated Enrollment: | 650 |
Study Start Date: | May 2006 |
Duration of treatment: 12 months. Patients who complete the Phase III clinical trial will be offered the opportunity to receive Tramiprosate (3APS) in an open-label extension study
Ages Eligible for Study: | 50 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
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The fact that he's willing to show snippets of McCain's ads in his own video can only mean The One thinks he's gaining more than he's losing from the Mac attacks. (Which may be true.) As such, the closer we get to the debate, the more I think Obama's going to throw Maverick a curve by bringing up Ayers himself to try to put him on the defensive about "tone." If there's one thing the fightin' nutroots loves more than a fight, it's being congratulated on their virtue; Obama could kill both birds with one stone by landing the first punch and trumpeting how high-minded the left's campaigning has been by comparison. Aside from the occasional George Wallace analogy, that is. Needless to say, the media would be in raptures.
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Obama campaign manager David Plouffe released a video this morning accusing Governor Palin of making comments that were "beyond the pale." The comments in question: "our opponent is someone who sees America as imperfect enough to pal around with terrorists who targeted their own country."
The "terrorists" in question would be William Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn, the husband and wife team behind the Weather Underground, a group responsible for attacks against the Pentagon and the U.S. Capitol. In 1995, Barack Obama launched his political career in the house of William Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn. From 1996 through 2002, Barack Obama served on two charitable boards with William Ayers. And, per the New York Times, Barack Obama and William Ayers regularly traded emails and phone calls through 2005. Barack Obama recently explained that he had "assumed [Ayers] had been rehabilitated." His campaign subsequently explained that Obama no longer considers Ayers to be rehabilitated. But before Barack Obama had what Joe Biden might call an epiphany about the true nature of William Ayers, Chicago Mayor Richard Daley explained the relationship this way: "They're friends. So what?" And Obama's own chief strategist, David Axelrod, described Ayers and Obama as "certainly friendly."
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Improving the survival of patients with pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) remains an oncological and surgical challenge. PDAC pathogenesis is underlined by numerous molecular aberrations occurring at a genetic and epigenetic level, however their spectrum of occurrence and clinical impact has not yet been fully elucidated. The majority of patients present with locally advanced or metastatic disease and even the 15-20% of patients who undergo resection for cure have a median survival limited to 18-24 months. Surgical treatment carries a high morbidity and identification of patients expected to have a poor prognosis could assist in the decision making process. The present thesis examines the prognostic importance of pathological and molecular factors in PDAC, specifically: 1. An examination of the frequency, the prognostic impact of resection margin involvement, and furthermore the prognostic influence of tumour involvement at individual margins. 2. Determination of the prognostic impact of peripancreatic fat invasion following resection of PDAC. 3. The investigation of the relationship of candidate protein biomarker expression with overall survival in a large PDAC tissue microarray cohort using immunohistochemistry. 4. Determining gene expression profiles associated with pancreatic cancer compared to normal tissue using gene expression microarray analysis with subsequent development and validation of a prognostic gene signature. 5. microRNAs were identified that associated with pancreatic cancer clinicopathological factors including survival. 6. Copy number aberrations were identified using array comparative genomic hybridisation that correlated with clinicopathological factors following resection for PDAC. 7. Finally the identification of potentially important regulator genes contributing to pancreatic tumourigenesis, was made by integrating the gene expression, microRNA expression and copy number data from previous sections using a bioinformatic approach. In this work a combination of enhanced pathological staging criteria along with the correlation of molecular marker expression and genomic profiling signatures with clinical outcome data has yielded interesting results in patients undergoing resection for pancreatic cancer that allowed detailed disease characterisation and subsequent clinically relevant outcome stratification.
Item Type: | Thesis (PhD) |
Qualification Level: | Doctoral |
Keywords: | Pancreatic cancer, Surgery, Prognosis, Pancreaticoduodenectomy, Resection margin, Prognostic biomarkers, Gene expression signature, MicroRNAs, ArrayCGH, Bioinformatics |
Subjects: | R Medicine > RB Pathology R Medicine > RD Surgery |
Colleges/Schools: | College of Medical Veterinary and Life Sciences > Institute of Cancer Sciences |
Supervisor's Name: | Oien, Dr. Karin A. and McKay, Mr. Colin J. |
Date of Award: | 2012 |
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