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HOUSTON A mother, who is a Harris County jailer, and her husband are accused of committing heinous acts of abuse against her young son for common mistakes made by children.
On September 7, Tawatha Chernice Lamark s 9-year-old was rushed to the hospital by his uncle, who found the boy severely bruised and suffering from what appeared to be a broken arm, according to court documents.
The little boy said that his mother beat him with a metal bathroom rod because he accidentally wet the bed. In fact, she hit him so hard with the rod, it bent and he could not move his arm after it was all over.
He said his mother often hit him with belts and extension cords, even punching him in the face at times.
The boy s younger brother told investigators that he was the one who told that his brother wet the bed. He said at first his mother was spanking his brother with a belt, but the boy kept putting his hands up, so she grabbed the pole that you put your towels on and started hitting him on the bottom. He said his brother was trying to block that with his hands, too, which is when he got hit in the arm and got a big bump.
The boys uncle found the children home alone the next afternoon, which he said was not unusual. That is when he learned about the spanking and saw the damage to the arm. He said the arm had a nasty purple bruise and a lump with possibly a bone sticking up. He rushed the boy to St. Joseph s Hospital for medical attention.
Investigators questioned Lamark to hear her version of the story.
Lamark said she began whipping the boy around 2 a.m. after realizing that he wet the bed. Lamark stated that she hits hard and if he puts his hand in the way, that s his lick, investigators said. Lamark said she struck her son about 10 to 14 times with her Harris County Jailer Sam Brown Belt, which is a very thick and wide belt used by law enforcement.
Investigators placed a chair against the wall and asked her to demonstrate her spankings for them. She showed how she would rotate the belt and, if it didn t hit hard enough on one side, she would hit hard enough with the other side. Lamark described her spankings as if they were an open-ended strike, investigators said.
Lamark said she stood directly behind her son while he held on to the bed and, if he moved, then he would get an extra pop. She said he was only wearing a shirt during the whipping and that the buckle must have hit his arm.
Investigators began to dig deeper to see what else the boys had endured. They found more disturbing scars and heard horrific stories.
According to court documents, in September 2010, one of Lamark s sons was only 5 years old when he ate a tiny piece of cake without permission. This enraged her husband, Omar Lewis, who dragged the boy into the bathroom, turned on scalding hot water, then threw him in the tub with his clothes on. The boy said his feet were burned and he saw his own skin fall off and go down the bathtub drain. His brother also saw this, adding that the bruise bubbled up, but no one ever took the injured boy to the hospital. Investigators took pictures of the boy s feet, which still had visible scars from that day.
Once again, Lamark gave investigators her version of events.
Lamark said she did not know her son was hurt until she made it home from working an 8-hour shift and saw both of his feet bandaged. She said Lewis told her that the boy was accidentally burned when he was taking a bath, but she did not believe he was telling the entire truth.
Lamark admitted that she saw what looked like third-degree burns and the bandages were dirty, but the pus had already come and gone. She decided not to seek any medical attention, but instead, gave the boys some of the cake that started all the trouble.
Investigators then turned to Lewis for answers.
Lewis said that he was caring for the boys alone and woke up to find the boy had, not only ate the piece of cake, but had wet himself. He said he took the boy to the bathroom to give him a bath, but did not notice that the water was too hot. He said the boy stepped into the hot water on his own and burned himself, but he did not think it was that bad. Lewis said it took about a month for his stepson to heal, according to court documents.
Doctors at Memorial Hermann Hospital said the boy was at high risk of infection and increased pain due to lack of medical attention and that the normal course of treatment should have been antibiotics and pain medications.
Lamark was charged with felony injury to a child for what she allegedly did to her son this year and injury to a child by omission for not getting any help for her son in 2010.
She was given at $20,000 combined bond total; $10,000 for each charge.
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The three-time champions from Pretoria entrenched their position at the top of the South African Conference – and their second spot on the overall log – when they beat The Sharks, 18-16, in a tense but scrappy match in Durban on Saturday evening.
Morné Steyn scored all of the visitors' points with the boot as Vodacom Bulls replacement scrumhalf Jano Vermaak celebrated his 100th Vodacom Super Rugby appearance with an important victory.
Earlier on Saturday, the Toyota Cheetahs scored four tries – three of them in the second half – in their 34-22 win over the Southern Kings in Port Elizabeth.
The Toyota Cheetahs scored the only four-try bonus point of the weekend and moved up to fourth on the log after the Crusaders, Blues and Reds all lost.
The Reds, champions in 2011, went down to the DHL Stormers in Cape Town, where Springbok captain Jean de Villiers scored the only try of the match.
Southern Kings 22 (12) Toyota Cheetahs 34 (13)
Three second-half tries saw the Toyota Cheetahs record a bonus-point victory over the Southern Kings, which catapulted the side from Central South Africa to fourth on the Vodacom Super Rugby log.
The first half of this match at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth was a typical South African derby arm wrestle. The Kings defended well and with their flyhalf Demetri Catrakilis punishing poor discipline by the Toyota Cheetahs, the home team remained in front.
But it all changed in the 39th minute, when Toyota Cheetahs wing Willie le Roux sliced through the Kings' defence and put Johann Sadie away for the first try of the match. Elgar Watts' conversion put the visitors in the lead and then went into the break firmly on the front foot.
The Toyota Cheetahs, showing much more enterprise as the Kings' defence started to falter, scored three more tries in the first 22 minutes of the second half – by Piet van Zyl, Sadie and Le Roux – at which stage it was basically game over. Watts added the extras on each occasion and with 15 minutes left on the clock, the visitors were ahead by 34-15.
The Kings' replacement scrumhalf Nicolas Vergallo scored a consolation try for the home team late in the game, but they were never really in it since Sadie went over just before the break.
Southern Kings – Try: Nicolas Vergallo. Conversion: George Whitehead. Penalty goals: Demetri Catrakilis (5).
Toyota Cheetahs – Tries: Johann Sadie (2), Piet van Zyl, Willie le Roux. Conversions: Elgar Watts (4). Penalty goals: Elgar Watts (2).
DHL Stormers 20 (3) Reds 15 (0)
A superb try by Springbok captain Jean de Villiers was the difference as the DHL Stormers returned to winning ways when they beat the Reds by 20-15 at DHL Newlands in Cape Town on Saturday.
In a match dominated by the boots of the two kickers, Joe Pietersen for the DHL Stormers and the Reds' Quade Cooper, it was a moment of brilliance early in the second half that put the home team firmly in command of the match.
It occurred in the 43rd minute when DHL Stormers flyhalf Elton Jantjies spotted lots of space on the left and chipped across the field to a speeding Bryan Habana, who gathered the ball and fed Pietersen on the inside. The fullback then put De Villiers away for one of the better tries seen at DHL Newlands in a long time.
Pietersen could not convert, but by then the DHL Stormers were ahead by 8-0. It never really looked like they were going to let the Reds in for a try, which made the eight-point cushion a comfortable one.
Cooper got the Reds on the board in the 48th minute, but from then on the kickers swapped penalty goals until the visiting flyhalf's fifth three-pointer, in the 69th minute, put his side ahead for the first time in the match at 15-14.
But Pietersen calmly added two more penalty goals as the DHL Stormers, showing great character against a team that can strike from anywhere on the field, celebrated their first win after three consecutive defeats on Australasian soil.
DHL Stormers – Try: Jean de Villiers. Penalty goals: Joe Pietersen (5).
Reds – Penalty goals: Quade Cooper (5).
The Sharks 16 (3) Vodacom Bulls 18 (9)
Morné Steyn's goal kicking provided the platform as the Vodacom Bulls cemented their position in the top two on the Vodacom Super Rugby log with a hard-fought 18-16 win over The Sharks at Growthpoint Kings Park in Durban.
Steyn slotted six from seven on a night where the boot dominated in a scrappy match as the wet ball made handling very difficult. And while it may not have been a classic, it was tough and very physical.
The Sharks' discipline let them down on a night where they not only scored the only try of the match, but also dominated the Vodacom Bulls at scrum time.
However, the visitors made fewer mistakes and apart from destroying The Sharks in the line-outs, their defence and kick-chasing were also very good.
Late in the match, The Sharks enjoyed a period of territorial advantage, which they turned into points when scrumhalf Charl McLeod crashed over in the right corner. Pat Lambie's superb conversion from out wide put the home team in the lead with less than 10 minutes left on the clock.
It was short-lived though, as yet another transgression at a line-out gave Steyn the opportunity to hammer the final nail into The Sharks' coffin with his sixth penalty goal in the 75th minute as the game played out to a very tense finish.
The Sharks – Try: Charl McLeod. Conversion: Pat Lambie. Penalty goals: Lambie (3).
Vodacom Bulls – Penalty goals: Morné Steyn (6).
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Chiefs 28 Crusaders 19 (Hamilton)
Rebels 24 Waratahs 22 (Melbourne)
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Boxing superstar Sugar Ray Leonard was a hero to many Americans in the 70s and 80s. An Olympic gold medalist, multiworld boxing champion, and the heir to Muhammad Alis boxing crown, Sugar Ray was also the face of the sport just as television became the essential cultural medium. But the public persona of Sugar Ray was one carefully crafted by the man himself, and for the first time, Leonard reveals the man outside the ropes in THE BIG FIGHT: My Life In and Out of the Ring. In this unflinching and inspiring autobiography, one of the greatest boxing legends in America finally faces his single greatest competitor: himself. A hero to so many, the beloved athlete also waged his own personal battle with depression, rage, addiction, and greed.
A shy, interior child from a tumultuous, impoverished household and a dangerous neighborhood on the outskirts of Washington, D.C., in the late 1960s and 1970s, Ray rose swiftly and skillfully through the ranks of amateur boxingand eventually went on to win a gold medal at the 1976 Olympics. With an extremely ill father and corporations failing to make him any offers, Leonard decided to go pro.
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Austin, TX- Fans across the nation may get their first look at Minneapolis native Javontae Starks (4-0, 4 kos)when he does battle with Antonio Gamez (6-3)at the Frank Erwin Center in Austin Texas.
Starks will take on Gamez in the swing spot of this weekends telecast of Friday Night Fights. If one of the televised bouts is ended prematurely due to a knockout or any other avenue Starks long awaited debut with Prize Fight Promotions will see national air time. Slated to appear in the cards feature spots are Fernando Guerrero taking on Grady Brewer, and Karim Mayfield going up against Steve Forbes.
Starks signed with Prize Fight earlier this year after compiling a 4-0 record in his home state of Minnesota. Friday will mark the end of an inactive streak dating back into 2010 and Starks says hes ready to jump back into action.
Im excited man, Just to get back in there and show people what Im all about. Im ready to represent my hometown on the national stage. Starks noted.
The 6 foot junior middleweight will pay tribute to a hero of his this Friday with his ring attire. Starks will wear trunks resembling those of Diego Chico Corrales, a man he considers a source of inspiration.
Im going to tip my hat to Chico with the trunks that I wear, Im excited about that. Thats one of the guys that I really admire and have a lot of respect for. Starks commented.
Friday Night Fights from Austin, TX will air this Friday night on ESPN2. More information regarding the event can be found at prizefightpromoters.com. To Connect with Javontae Starks visit facebook.com/taestarks
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Romantic salsa vocalist José Cheo Feliciano began pursuing a career in music at an early age, dropping out of high school at 17 to study the best salsa orchestras in New York. His devoted interest in the city's Latin music scene led to a stint as a valet for one of New York's best-known salsa singers, Tito Rodríguez. This connection provided the opportunity to audition as a singer for bandleader Joe Cuba, and Feliciano soon became the vocalist for Cuba's sextet. Feliciano recorded 17 albums with them during the '50s and '60s on the Seeco and Tico labels. By 1965, Feliciano was a soloist with many of New York's finest salsa groups and Latin music artists, including Eddie Palmieri.
After a short retirement, Feliciano returned in 1972 as a part of Fania Records' All-Stars ensemble, and also recorded as a solo artist for the label for a decade. Feliciano's career experienced another rebirth in 1990, when he was signed to RMM Records. As with his previous projects, his records for the label spotlight his sensual, passionate vocal style.
In 2008, Feliciano was honored with a Lifetime Achievement award at the 2008 Latin Grammy Awards. He continued touring and occasionally recording. On Thursday, April 17, 2014, in Puerto Rico, he was driving alone when he lost control of the car and hit a light pole. He was killed instantly. Tributes flowed the world over mourning his loss. He was 78.
José Luis Feliciano (July 3, 1935 – April 17, 2014), better known as Cheo Feliciano, was a Puerto Rican composer and singer of salsa and bolero music.
Early years[edit]
Feliciano (birth name: José Luis Feliciano Vega) was born in Ponce, Puerto Rico, where he was raised and educated. His parents were Prudencio Feliciano and Crescencia Vega. As a child, he was nicknamed "Cheo" by his family - a colloquial version of his name José, normally used by close friends and family. However, the name stuck and became part of his everyday name (using the nickname avoids confusion with José Feliciano, another major Puerto Rican singer to whom he is not related). At a young age he was influenced by the bolero music of the Trio Los Panchos. When he was only eight years old he formed his first group with his friends and named it "El Combo Las Latas". They were so poor that their musical instruments were made out of cans. After finishing his primary education, Feliciano attended the Escuela Libre de Música Juan Morel Campos in Ponce, where he studied percussion.Cite error: There are <ref group=note> tags on this page, but the references will not show without a {{reflist|group=note}} template (see the help page).^ Texidor, Darisabel (April 17, 2014). "Ponceños lamentan la muerte de Cheo Feliciano". Primera Hora. Retrieved April 18, 2014. ^ Interview, descarga.com; accessed April 17, 2014.^ Biodata, aol.com; accessed April 17, 2014.^ Profile, salsaclasica.com; accessed April 17, 2014.
Musical career and singing debut[edit]
In 1952, Feliciano moved with his family to New York City and settled down in Spanish Harlem. Here he auditioned as a percussionist in the "Ciro Rimac's Review" band - giving him his first professional musical job. Bandleader Tito Rodríguez, heard Feliciano play and offered him a job in his orchestra. He accepted, but after playing for some time with Tito, he left the band to play the conga for Luis Cruz. Despite leaving, he always remained on friendly terms with Tito. Feliciano also played percussion for Kako y su Trabuco orchestra. He was also a roadie for Mon Rivera.
In 1955, Rodríguez found out that Joe Cuba was in need of a singer for his sextet. Aware that Feliciano was also a talented singer, he recommended Cuba that he try out for the position. Feliciano auditioned and became a vocalist for the Joe Cuba Sextet. He was the rare baritone among salsa singers, and his deep voice and quick wit as an improviser made him a favorite among the Latino public.
On October 5, 1957, Feliciano made his professional singing debut with the Joe Cuba Sextet, singing the song "Perfidia". He remained with the sextet for 10 years. In 1967, he joined the Eddie Palmieri Orchestra and sang for them for two years. However, at the same time he began using drugs at 21 years old. His increasing addiction led him to heroin, which in turn threatened his life and career. He decided to quit drugs "cold turkey" and eventually joined Puerto Rico's rehabilitation center, Hogares CREA. Feliciano credits Tite Curet Alonso, the author of most of his hits and his best friend, with pushing him through his rehabilitation. As a result, he was a vehement anti-drug spokesperson, who volunteered to assist in the rehabilitation of fellow salsa artists who fell prey to drug addiction.^ Cite error: The named reference was invoked but never defined (see the help page).^ Cite error: The named reference was invoked but never defined (see the help page).^ Cite error: The named reference was invoked but never defined (see the help page).^ "Las batallas de Cheo más alla de la música". Univision. April 17, 2014.
Return to music[edit]
In 1972, Feliciano came back to music with the album Cheo, his first solo recording. The album, which featured compositions by Feliciano's friend Tite Curet, broke all sales records in the Latino music market. The album included:"Anacaona" and"Mi Triste Problema"
During the 1970s, Feliciano recorded fifteen albums for Fania Record Co. and had hits with "Amada Mia" and "Juan Albañil". He also recorded one of his first albums bolero music titled La Voz Sensual de Cheo. The album was recorded in Argentina, with a band directed by Jorge Calandrelli. Feliciano also participated in the first salsa opera Hommy.
In 1982, Feliciano started his own recording company called "Coche Records". In 1984, he was honored by artists like Rubén Blades and Joe Cuba in a concert entitled Tribute to Cheo Feliciano. The next year, he became the first tropical singer to perform at the Amira de la Rosa Theater in Barranquilla, Colombia. In 1987, he landed the role of Roberto Clemente's father in the musical Clemente. Feliciano also became a hit in Spain, and was a regular in the Tenerife Carnival. He also sang in the 1992 Universal Exposition in Seville.
In 1990, Feliciano recorded another album of bolero music, titled Los Feelings de Cheo. He also traveled all over Europe, Japan, Africa, and South America. In Venezuela, he had a reunion with Eddie Palmieri. In 1995, Feliciano won a Platinum Record Award for La Combinación Perfecta.
In 2000, Feliciano recorded Una Voz, Mil Recuerdos as a tribute to various Puerto Rican singers. The album was listed among the 20 outstanding recordings of the year by the National Foundation of the Popular Culture of Puerto Rico. In 2002, he recorded Cheo en la Intimidad. In 2012, Feliciano and Ruben Blades released a collaboration album titled Eba Say Aja where both artists performed each other's previously recorded songs. In the same year, Feliciano became part of Sergio George's group called Salsa Giants whom he was touring with at the time of his death. Feliciano was very active and continued traveling and performing all over the world until his last day.^ Cite error: The named reference was invoked but never defined (see the help page).^ Cite error: The named reference was invoked but never defined (see the help page).^ Cite error: The named reference was invoked but never defined (see the help page).^ "Una vida de salsa y bolero: su biografía". Orlando Sentinel. April 17, 2014. ^ "Cheo Feliciano: Farewell to a salsa and bolero icon". Voxxi.
Personal life[edit]
Feliciano met Socorro "Cocó" Prieto León in New York, when she was 15 years old. They married in October 5, 1958 and had four children together. Feliciano dedicated his 1993 album, Motivos, to his wife.
In June 2013, Feliciano confirmed that he was suffering from liver cancer and was already undergoing chemotherapy treatment. Doctors discovered the illness when they were treating him for a dislocated shoulder. Earlier this year, Feliciano celebrated being "cancer-free".^ Vargas, Patricia (April 18, 2014). "Por siempre será su amada Cocó". El Nuevo Día. ^ "Cheo Feliciano fue hospitalizado luego de confirmar que padece cáncer". Univision. June 27, 2013. Retrieved April 18, 2014. ^ "Cheo Feliciano celebra estar libre de cáncer". Telemundo. February 24, 2014. Retrieved April 18, 2014.
Feliciano Vega died in the early hours of April 17, 2014 in a single car accident on Highway 176 in the San Juan's barrio of Cupey, after losing control of his vehicle and hitting a light pole. His wife, Coco, told reporters that Feliciano did not like to wear a seat belt. Puerto Rico Governor Alejandro Garcia Padilla declared three days of mourning.
A memorial service in honor of Feliciano was held at the Roberto Clemente Coliseum in San Juan on April 20, 2014. The service was attended by thousands of people from all over the island. Many fellow artists paid their respects to Feliciano with songs and by keeping guard by Feliciano's coffin. Artists and groups like Danny Rivera, José Nogueras, Fania All-Stars, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Rubén Blades, Víctor Manuelle, Andy Montañez, Tito Nieves, and others were present. The next day, his body was taken to the city of Ponce, where he was born. A public service was held at the Ponce Convention Center, led by Governor Alejandro García Padilla and Mayor María "Mayita" Meléndez. After that, a private ceremony was held for the family and close friends inside La Piedad Cemetery. Although the public was not allowed entrance at first, the gates were opened once the family finished their memorial.
Feliciano's petition was to be buried at the Panteón Nacional Román Baldorioty de Castro. Puerto Rico Department of Health does not allow for burials at the Panteon, but interment of remains are permitted after five years. Ponce Mayor Maria Melendez stated she would issue a municipal order to transfer Feliciano's remains to the Panteon, if possible after one year.^ Rosario, Frances (April 17, 2014). "Fallece el cantante José Cheo Feliciano". El Nuevo Día. Retrieved April 17, 2014. ^ Notice of death of Cheo Feliciano, cnn.com; accessed April 17, 2014.^ Tres días de duelo por la muerte de Cheo Feliciano. Primera Hora. 17 April 2014.^ Rivera Vargas, Daniel (April 20, 2014). "Último adiós a Cheo Feliciano". El Nuevo Día. Retrieved April 21, 2014. ^ Marrero-Rodríguez, Rosalina (April 20, 2014). "Emotiva despedida a Cheo Feliciano entre artistas y familiares". El Nuevo Día. Retrieved April 21, 2014. ^ Ponceños lamentan la muerte de Cheo Feliciano. Darisabel Texidor Guadalupe. Primera Hora. 17 April 2014.^ 'Mayita' perpetuará memoria de 'Cheo'. Yomaris Rodríguez. EL VOCERO. 22 April 2014.^ Puerto Rico le da el último adiós a Cheo Feliciano. NotiUno. 21 April 2014.^ Alcaldesa confirma que Cheo Feliciano tendrá un velatorio de pueblo. Presencia. 17 April 2014.^ Velatorio de Cheo Feliciano será este fin de semana. Inter News Service. 17 April 2014
Through his career, Feliciano was recognized as a pioneer in the salsa genre, and many artists considered him an influence. Gilberto Santa Rosa, Ruben Blades, Alex D'Castro, Jerry Rivas (of El Gran Combo) and his friend Gerardo (of NG2) are among some of the singers that mentioned Feliciano as an influence. Rivas referred to him as "my inspiration", while Blades has admitted that he began his career copying Feliciano's style and tone.^ "Murió el cantante Cheo Feliciano en un accidente automovilístico". People en Español. April 17, 2014. Retrieved April 19, 2014. ^ Vega, María Ivette (April 19, 2014). ""Se nos fue el más bravo"". El Nuevo Día. Retrieved April 19, 2014. ^ Marrero-Rodríguez, Rosalina (April 17, 2014). "Incrédulo Rubén Blades ante la muerte de Cheo Feliciano". El Nuevo Día. Retrieved April 19, 2014.


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And like every year, there are themes that emerge, that tend to dominate the discussions. And there are other themes that aren't so visible, that don't get as much attention yet in my mind are equally important as they reflect not only on the item of the moment but on how we deliver on the promises we have made in the past and the hopes we all have for the future.
Clearly, the dominant and visible theme at this year's gathering is personalized medicine.
What strikes me about this topic is that over the past year it has gone from a "niche" discussion to a dominant theme not only here at ASCO but everywhere I turn. I am even seeing routine television news shows and commentators talking about the promise of personalized medicine. A talk that I planned six months ago to deliver in a couple of weeks from now in Boston where I was going to discuss (once again) the promise of personalized medicine in cancer care is now passé. Everyone knows about it, thanks to the incredible coverage it has been receiving literally everywhere. Now anyone who has been paying attention to the evening news could give that talk. The topic is ubiquitous.
So what is personalized medicine? At heart, what this is all about is harnessing our exploding knowledge of the human genome and applying it to the treatment of severe disease for individuals based on genetic analysis. Our focus today is on cancer, but other diseases such as degenerative brain diseases also will be impacted by our knowledge of the human genome.
As I sat in a lecture yesterday afternoon on the topics of genomics and personalized medicine, I was amazed about how much knowledge we have garnered in what appears to be such a short period of time. We now are hearing about new approaches to analyze how cancer cells work to discover master regulatory cells. The promise, of course, now that we have insight into the pathways of how cancer cells work internally is that we can target our efforts to those master regulators and conquer them, thus converting the cancer cell back to normality. Sounds simple, but it's not. And it has taken a lot of research to get us to that point.
So one comes away from those discussions imbued with a new enthusiasm that the cure is around the corner. We are almost there. We will succeed--hopefully in the very near term.
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One hundred years.
That is a long time. And although thriving, remaining relevant and engaged for 100 years is a remarkable accomplishment for any organization, the American Cancer Society today takes pride not only in reflecting on the accomplishments of the last 100 years but also in our commitment to continue the fight, and make this century cancer's last.
A lot will be written about the remarkable accomplishments of the Society over the past century. The American Cancer Society takes pride in the fact that it has been able to serve millions of people during that time. It has put its mark on numerous improvements in the science and treatment of cancer. We have made incredible strides in understanding cancer, what causes it and what influences it, including the role of tobacco and overweight/obesity. We have funded 46 Nobel Prize winners at some time during their careers, frequently when they needed a start to develop their theory which led to great discoveries. And we have funded numerous investigators who have made other important and lifesaving contributions to understanding cancer and reducing its burden.
But the list is not complete. There is still too much we don't understand about cancer, its causes, and its impacts on patients, their families, their communities. We have come to a "tipping point" in the cycle where we have unlocked the genetic code of cancer and are just beginning to transform that information into lifesaving treatments. We wrestle with the early detection and prevention of some cancers, at a time when we thought--incorrectly, as it turns out--that simply finding cancer early was enough. We struggle with finding a way to get access to lifesaving or life comforting treatments to those who are diagnosed with cancer but don't have the resources to follow their journey in the best way possible. We have millions of survivors, yet understand too little about the problems they face long term, let alone being able to provide them with a system of care to respond to their needs. We have made remarkable progress in keeping children with cancer alive, free of disease into adulthood, but we haven't acknowledged the terrible price some of them have to pay from the side effects of their treatments. More...
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Is our evolution becoming a revolution? Am I in danger of becoming a victim of the same "hope and hype" that I derided as a young oncologist in the 1970's and 80's and is currently the focus of some vocal critics of recent glowing media reports on the successes of cancer research and treatment?
Those are the questions I am asking myself as I reflect on the experiences I have had over the past two weeks. And although I may be proven wrong, I am becoming even more convinced that we are truly at the tipping point, the place where the sweat and tears of failure and slow progress give way to truly significant change in how we view, diagnose and treat cancer. More...
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"You've come a long way baby!"
That slogan from decades ago now returns with a new meaning and a new vengeance, according to a study released today in the New England Journal of Medicine.
The report, co-authored by Michael Thun, the recently retired vice president emeritus of the American Cancer Society along with colleagues from several outstanding institutions in the United States, shows clearly and unfortunately that women who are smokers are now neck and neck with men smokers when it comes to the relative risk of dying compared to non-smokers, whether it is from all causes, lung cancer, chronic obstructive lung disease (emphysema), and cardiovascular diseases including heart disease and stroke. (See below for an explanation of relative risk)
In a somewhat unvarnished tone, the authors write, "This finding is new and confirms the prediction that, in relative terms, 'women who smoke like men die like men.'" More...
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Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in this country. In 2012, the American Cancer Society estimates that there were about 226,000 people newly diganosed with lung cancer, and 160,000 deaths. If there is good news here-and unfortunately there isn't much good news when it comes to lung cancer-it is that deaths from this dreaded disease have been declining in men and women, since fewer people are smoking. But there is much we have to do to improve this picture.
That's one of the reasons the American Cancer Society is releasing new guidelines on screening for lung cancer. After carefully reviewing the available research, the Society has concluded that there is good evidence that lung cancer screening saves lives by reducing deaths from lung cancer (20% in largest carefully controlled study) in people at high risk when the screening is done by experienced, high-volume lung cancer screening programs.
So who should be screened? Who is at high risk?
According to the guidelines, those for whom lung cancer screening with low-dose chest CT scans are appropriate are people who are between the ages of 55 and 74 and who have smoked 30 pack years (a pack year is one pack of cigarettes a day for one year) or more or who have smoked 30 pack years in the past and quit within the last 15 years and are now within that age range. Those individuals who meet those criteria-should they choose to be screened-should have a low dose chest CT scan every year until age 74.
However, this isn't a blanket recommendation. There are other cautions in the guidelines that you should know about. More...
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The positive news continues: cancer death rates have continued to fall in the United States, for men and women, maintaining a trend that began in the early 1990's. That's the essence of a report released today by the American Cancer Society, the National Cancer Institute, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the North American Association of Central Cancer Registries in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
The report, titled in part "Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer, 1975-2009" also features a special section on the burden and trends in Human Papilloma virus (HPV) associated cancers and HPV vaccination coverage levels. Unlike the continuing decline in cancer deaths in the United States, we could be doing a much better job of getting young folks vaccinated against HPV and reducing the incidence and death rates from several HPV-associated cancers, according to the authors of the report and an editorial that accompanied the report.
This report comes out every year. It is a summation of what we know about the trends in incidence rates for the most common cancers in the United States among both men and women as well as the trends in death rates from those cancers that lead to the highest mortality in the general population as well as specific ethnic groups. It is in a real sense a report card on our progress, which in large part is good but in a number of cancers, not so good.
The good news is what we have come to expect: since the year 2000, the overall cancer death rates have continued to decline 1.8% per year in men, 1.4% in women and 0.6% per year in children. That may not sound like much, but when you consider the fact that this is an average change seen every year, those numbers begin to add up. More...
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Now that we are saying goodbye to the pink of October as we move onward from breast cancer awareness month, let us welcome the month of November, when we will shift our attention to lung cancer.
An article I read this past week posted on "Fair Warning" highlighted these issues, using breast cancer and lung cancer as a frame of reference. It carefully and in my personal opinion very professionally looked at the differences. Not casting blame, not failing to report both sides of the story, the author concisely pointed out how the way we relate to these two cancers is so fundamentally different.
In October we are awash in pink. Sometimes it seems the whole world is "pinked." Breast cancer is a passionate and compassionate topic, one that touches so many aspects of our sensitivities and sensibilities. It is a disease which frightens many women. It is a disease worthy of our efforts to find a preventive strategy that is acceptable and a treatment that will provide a cure. It is a disease which in our minds is almost always curable, if only we find it early. And-please keep this in mind-it is a disease where the perception is common that women (and the rare man) didn't do something specific to cause in the first place, other than occasionally to have the unfortunate fate of having been born to parents who carried a genetic trait that increased their risk.
Although lung cancer is a disease that merits our concern and our focused and committed efforts to reduce its incidence and impact on our lives, our families and our society, the reality is that how we talk and act about lung cancer is eons away from how we approach the topic of breast cancer. After all, lung cancer is in the minds of many a disease that people bring on themselves. If only they didn't give in to tobacco. If only they had stopped when they knew the real risks. If only, if only, if only...
Lung cancer is almost always a fatal disease. It is a disease that frequently strikes in the later years of life, when other diseases are also prevalent, and those other diseases (think heart disease, diabetes, and lung disease) can substantially impact the ability to treat lung cancer. It is a disease where screening has proven to be successful, but we forget that the vast majority of people screened for lung cancer still died and a significant number of folks who were screened but didn't have lung cancer died from the investigations needed to prove they didn't have lung cancer in the first place.
Breast cancer touches almost everyone, and the survivors (fortunately) are legion. They carry the flag to promote early detection, research into treatment, political attention to issues of interest (think mammography and more recently breast density), and fundraising for the cause.
Lung cancer is, in comparison, much more hidden, even perhaps shunned and shamed, since it is perceived as a disease of blame. There is no army of survivors. Much less is spent on lung cancer research compared to breast cancer. Lung cancer does not get a lot of political attention unless we are talking about laws to decrease smoking (which are not bad in and of themselves). But when you think about it, many of those laws are backed not by the smokers-who still want the right to expose themselves to second hand smoke in the last refuges available, such as bars frequented only by adults-but rather by the legions of people who understandably will no longer tolerate the true evils of second hand smoke where they work, where they play and even where they live (smoking in communal buildings such as apartments and condominiums is becoming a hot topic). More...
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One of the things I enjoy about coming to meetings like the current annual session of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) is that it gives me a chance to give thought to some larger questions that face cancer care. A presentation I attended Friday afternoon on the impact of genomics on cancer diagnosis and treatment in the future has offered just such an opportunity.
Most of you I suspect give little thought to the actual processes that we use to diagnose cancer. One has a tumor somewhere in the body, the doctors take a specimen, send it to the pathologist and the pathologist makes the diagnosis. Simple and straightforward. Get it done and get on with treatment.
But in fact it isn't so simple and straightforward. And in the world we live in, it is getting more and more complex.
Looking at cancer tissue under the microscope is something that has been done for over a century. More recently, we have seen the advent of special additional tests that tell us for example whether or not a cancer such as breast cancer is hormone sensitive or whether it has other markers such as HER2. We can send specimens of the cancer to a lab to find out whether or not it is more or less aggressive and we can even do tests to find out whether or not--for example--a woman with a breast cancer really needs to take traditional cancer chemotherapy. There are even special stains that can be applied to tumor tissue through a variety of techniques that can further refine the characteristics of a particular tumor and help us determine what kind of cancer it may be, or what subgroup of a family of cancers, such as lymphoma, a particular cancer fits in to.
All of that is well and good, but unfortunately that simple explanation does neither justice to how doctors diagnose cancer, nor does it say much about the problems that can occur in making cancer diagnoses, especially with all of the new tests that are available. I suspect that many physicians will agree that simply looking at the tissue under the microscope just doesn't tell us anymore all the things we should know about a particular individual's cancer. More...
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Every year at this time cancer specialists and researchers from around the world descend on Chicago for the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) to hear the latest breakthroughs in cancer research and treatment.
Through all the fog of all the information--which is impossible for any one individual to evaluate much less comprehend--there is always the search for the "buzz," or the next "big thing" that will make a huge impact on cancer treatment and the lives of the patients we care for and the people we love who are affected by cancer.
This year, it is apparent already that one of this year's "big things" are the reports of new success in an old and ongoing effort to harness the body's own defense mechanisms to fight cancer. And--being the skeptic that I can be at times--I will throw my hat in the ring that maybe this is going to be one of those events that truly will impact cancer care. But despite the enthusiasm, we must always temper our expectations with reality and lessons we have learned from the past that early success doesn't always tell us the whole story.
Without going into great detail here, the reality is that in early stage trials an antibody drug now called "BMS-936558" produced significant responses in a number of patients who had certain advanced cancers and had failed multiple prior treatments. In these studies, patients with melanoma, kidney cancer and non-small cell lung cancer showed responses to this new drug and some of those responses lasted for over a year.
When you see these kinds of results in cancers that are ordinarily difficult to treat, and in patients who have failed multiple other therapies, that becomes news. More...
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The "Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer" was released this afternoon as has been the case every year since the first report was issued in 1998. And, like many of the reports previously, we are fortunate to continue to see declines in the rates of deaths for many cancers along with a decrease in the frequency of some cancers.
However, the news is not all good.
Unfortunately, the incidence of some cancers continues to increase. And, as explained very clearly in this excellent report, this nation continues to suffer from an epidemic of overweight, obesity and physical activity that the authors suggest-but don't actually say-has the potential to overcome the favorable impact of declining smoking and tobacco use on cancer incidence and deaths. The implication is clear that if we don't do something-and do something quickly-to reverse the trend we will see incidence and deaths from certain cancers continue to increase in the future.
And I would stress the point that it is no longer just being oversized that increases your risk of cancer, but also sitting all day on the job (like I am doing right now) as another factor that plays into your cancer risk, independent of how large or small you may be. More...
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J. Leonard Lichtenfeld, MD, MACP - Dr. Lichtenfeld is Deputy Chief Medical Officer for the national office of the American Cancer Society.


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Poems by Ali ibn Muhammad al-Busiri. This PoetrySoup page contains a list of poems and links to Ali ibn Muhammad al-Busiri poetry. Comment of this poet below.
al-Busiri (Abu 'Abdallah Muhammad ibn Sa'id ul-Busiri Ash Shadhili ) (1211–1294) was a Sufi Egyptian poet of Berber descent belonging to the Shadhiliyya order. He lived in Egypt, where he wrote under the patronage of Ibn Hinna, the vizier. The most famous of these is the Qaida al-Burda (Poem of the Mantle). It is entirely in praise of the prophet Muhammad, who cured the poet of paralysis by appearing to him in a dream and wrapping him in a mantle. The poem has had a unique history (cf. I. Goldziher in Revue de l'histoire des religions, vol. xxxi. pp. 304 ff.). Even in the poet's lifetime it was regarded as sacred. Up to the present time its verses are used as amulets ; it is employed in the lamentations for the dead; it has been frequently edited and made the basis for other poems, and new poems have been made by interpolating four or six lines after each line of the original. It has been published with English translation by Faizullabhai (Bombay, 1893), with French translation by R. Basset (Paris, 1894), with German translation by C. A. Ralfs (Vienna, 1860), and in other languages elsewhere.
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Situated in Dungarvan, this property is 2.4 mi (3.8 km) from Dungarvan Golf Club and 3.5 mi (5.7 km) from King John's Castle. Ardmore Beach and St. Declan's Well are also within 20 mi (32 km).
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A golf course, a restaurant, and an indoor pool are available at this smoke-free property. Additionally, a fitness center, a bar/lounge, and a spa tub are onsite.
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In addition to a golf course, Gold Coast Golf Resort features an indoor pool and a spa tub. The property offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with high-speed wireless Internet access (surcharge).
This property offers access to a business center. This Dungarvan property also offers a fitness center, a sauna, and an arcade/game room. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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