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Bosutinib For Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease
This study has been completed.
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Last updated: October 27, 2014
Last verified: October 2014
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This purpose of this study is to determine if bosutinib reduces the rate of kidney enlargement in subjects with autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD) entering the study with a total kidney volume greater than or equal to 750 cc and eGFR greater than or equal to 60 mL/min/1.73m2.
Polycystic Kidney, Autosomal Dominant
Drug: Bosutinib
Drug: Placebo
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|A Phase 2, Multicenter, Randomized, Double-blind, Placebo-controlled Study Of The Safety, Clinical Activity And Pharmacokinetics Of Bosutinib (Pf-05208763) Versus Placebo In Subjects With Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease (Adpkd)
Resource links provided by NLM:
Genetics Home Reference related topics: polycystic kidney disease
MedlinePlus related topics: Kidney Diseases
Drug Information available for: BosutinibU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Pfizer:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Annualized rate (%) of kidney enlargement relative to placebo [ Time Frame: 24 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Safety endpoints to include incidence of AEs and SAEs, changes in laboratory test results, including ECGs, and changes in vital signs [ Time Frame: 24 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Effect of treatment with bosutinib on renal function evaluations including blood urea nitrogen and serum and urine creatinine. [ Time Frame: 24 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Time to first occurence (or worsening) of clinical measures of disease activity [ Time Frame: 24 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Serum concentrations of bosutinib will be measured, PK parameters (Cmax, Tmax, AUCt, Cl/F, Vz/F, t1/2 and R) will be calculated [ Time Frame: 24 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Subject-reported, disease specific quality of life [ Time Frame: 24 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|December 2010
|Study Completion Date:
|September 2014
|Primary Completion Date:
|August 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: Cohort A
Drug: Bosutinib
Once daily oral dose of 200 mg of bosutinib
|Experimental: Cohort B
Drug: Bosutinib
Once daily oral dose of 400 mg of bosutinib transitioned to 200 mg/day
|Placebo Comparator: Cohort C
Drug: Placebo
Once daily oral dose of placebo
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 50 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Males and females, 18 to 50 years old at the time of consent.
- Documented diagnosis of ADPKD (PKD-1 or PKD-2 genotypes allowed).
- Total kidney volume ≥ 750 cc, as measured by centrally evaluated MRI.
Exclusion Criteria:
- eGFR < 60 mL/min/1.73m2.
- Uncontrolled hypertension (defined as systolic blood pressure ≥140 or diastolic blood pressure ≥90 mm Hg).
- Any previous exposure to the bosutinib test article or receipt of other polycystic kidney disease (PKD) therapies.
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|Study First Received:
|October 28, 2010
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|October 27, 2014
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|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by Pfizer:
Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Kidney Diseases
Multicystic Dysplastic Kidney
Polycystic Kidney Diseases
Polycystic Kidney, Autosomal Dominant
Congenital Abnormalities
Kidney Diseases, Cystic
Urogenital Abnormalities
Urologic Diseases
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In possibly his earliest mention of the CFR, Robert Welch, founder of the JBS, wrote in the JBS Bulletin for August 1961:
[T]he Dan Smoot Report has been running an unbelievably excellent and informative survey of our country's INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT. It deals with the Council on Foreign Relations, the Foreign Policy Association, the big foundations, and other bodies interwoven into the gigantic maze -- dominated by the CFR -- which is working "to convert America into a socialist nation and then make it a unit in a one-world socialist system."
The "INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT" series in the Dan Smoot Report was published in book form as The Invisible Government in 1962.
As you can see from this early mention of the CFR by Robert Welch, almost right from the beginning of the JBS we were warning Americans that the CFR is part of a network of establishment organizations that is working to convert our country into a socialist nation. Over the decades we've oftened wondered out loud, just how long would it take for a majority of Americans to see what was happening to our nation. Thankfully, many millions of Americans have been awakening during the past year and a half due to the acceleration of this whole process of fundamentally transforming America under President Obama.
A "Correction Please!" column in the March 1963 issue of American Opinion magazine, an early publication of The John Birch Society, said this about the CFR:
It should be remembered that Mr. [Christian] Herter, along with the Dulles brothers, was among the small group of progressive intellectuals who, in 1919, gathered around that admirer of despotism, Colonel Edward M. House, and with him launched the Council on Foreign Relations. Today, the Council that House built controls the State Department, the Executive Branch, the largest and richest Foundations, a number of America's newspaper chains, and most of its mass media magazines.
This time the JBS was warning Americans about how a small group of progressive intellectuals had launched the CFR in 1919 and how its influence was now exerted over the State Department, the Executive Branch, the large foundations, newspapers and magazines. The JBS has continued warning about the influence of the CFR right up to today. We published a major article, "Council on Foreign Relations: Influencing American Government" (reprint) by James Perloff in our magazine, The New American, just last year. And, ever since we published The Shadows of Power: The Council on Foreign Relations and the American Decline by James Perloff in 1988, it has remained one of our best sellers.
In the photo of Beck from last night's TV show (above), he is holding photos of CFR-founder Colonel Edward Mandell House (on the right) and Walter Lippman, a very influential intellectual and journalist in the first half of the 20th Century, and more importantly for the purpose of this article, a protege of Colonel House. You'll hear more about Lippman in the video below.
So with this preamble, take a look at what Glenn Beck said about the CFR on his TV show last night (three-minute video clip below) and see how closely it resembles what the JBS has been saying about the CFR for the past 50 years.
Now take a look at this nine-minute video from 1974 in which Robert Welch quotes from his two-day speech at the founding meeting of The John Birch Society in 1958. You'll be amazed at just how much he anticipated the concerns of Ron Paul, the Tea Party movement, and Glenn Beck over 50 years ago.


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Much research effort over the past years has gone into reconstructing the temperature history of the last millennium and beyond. The new IPCC report compiles a dozen reconstructions for the temperature of the Northern Hemisphere (including of course the original "hockey stick" reconstruction, despite opposite claims by the Wall Street Journal). Lack of data does not permit robust reconstructions for the Southern Hemisphere. Without exception, the reconstructions show that Northern Hemisphere temperatures are now higher than at any time during the past 1,000 years (Figure 1), confirming and strengthening the conclusions drawn in the previous IPCC report of 2001.
Fig. 1: Figure 6.10 (panel b) from the paleoclimate chapter of the current IPCC report (see there for details).
"Climate sceptics" do not like this and keep coming up with their own temperature histories. One of the weirdest has been circulated for years by German high-school teacher E.G. Beck (notorious for his equally weird CO2 curve). This history shows a medieval warm phase that is warmer than current climate by more than 1 ºC (see Figure 2). So how did Beck get this curve?
Fig. 2, modified from E.G. Beck (we added the green parts).
The curve is a fake in several respects. It originally is taken from the first IPCC report of 1990: a scan of the original is shown in Figure 3. At that time, no large-scale temperature reconstructions were available yet. To give an indication of past climate variability, the report showed Lamb's Central England estimate. (Unfortunately this was not stated in the report – an oversight which shows that IPCC review procedures in the early days were not what they are now. We will post in more detail on the history of this curve another time.)
Fig. 3. The past millennium as shown in the first IPCC report of 1990, before quantitative large-scale reconstructions were available. This curve was based on Lamb's estimated climate history for central England.
But Beck did not stop at simply using this outdated curve, he modified it as highlighted in green in Figure 2. First, he added a wrong temperature scale – the tick marks in the old IPCC report represent 1 ºC, so Beck's claimed range of 5 ºC exaggerates the past temperature variations by more than a factor of three. Second, the original curve only goes up to the 1970's. Since then, Northern Hemisphere temperatures have increased by about 0.6 ºC and those in central England even more – so whatever you take this curve for, if it were continued to present, the current temperature would be above the Medieval level, as in the proper reconstructions available today. As this would destroy his message, Beck applied another fakery: he extended the curve flat up to the year 2000, thereby denying the measured warming since the 1970s. With this trick, his curve looks as if it was warmer in Medieval times than now.
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NYU's listed twice. do you *really* want to go there?
Quote from: TDPookie1 on October 30, 2004, 04:46:42 AMNYU's listed twice. do you *really* want to go there? Maybe if you apply twice it is twice as likely to get in?
Nobody on this board can answer this question any better than you can.
Quote from: draino on October 25, 2004, 12:08:35 AMNobody on this board can answer this question any better than you can. Draino, I admire how you skewer the entire effort with one stroke. A true master.
Why the #@!* do people get all bent about acceptance when they have yet to take the LSAT? I think those stupid shits should get 20 points deducted from their score just for posting that bull.
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Having read the previous post 'Dining with death' I thought I'd offer a short gendered perspective on vegetarianism.
It is no accident that in Western cultures the vast majority of vegetarians are women – only about 30% are men. One of the key reasons for this is that there is a strong link between the eating of animal flesh and maleness (Potts and Parry, 2010). So entrenched is this connection that men's consumption of meat is seen as an exemplar of normative masculinity (Sobal, 2005). Indeed it is widely considered to be an essential sustenance for the healthy male body. Red meat in particular is seen as important for men because it consists of muscle (much like the prototypical image of the male body), which provides for strength, energy and virility. Red meat is frequently eaten in a semi-cooked or near raw state with signs of blood thereby symbolising vitality and strength (Potts and Parry, 2010).
Eating red meat in a more or less raw state also enables a power relationship to be formed between the slaughtered animal and the consumer that links to masculine power and domination over nature (Fiddes, 1991). A refusal to consume meat thereby signals the opposite of red-blooded masculinity – femininity. Such gendered notions are often expressed in the media by 'hunter-gatherer' metaphors (Gough, 2007). Not surprisingly then, fewer men than women are vegetarian. Vegetarian men typically come under more scrutiny than women and often bear the brunt of ridicule for their choice of food.


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Dolph Kessler
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Tel 058 2154107
Mobile 06 51082598
Visit also: www.denoordzeerond.nl
He is partly represented by Gallery van Kranendonk / The Hague
Curriculum vitae
After studying urbanism at Delft University Dolph Kessler worked as a regional planner and later as a municipal executive councillor of Leeuwarden. From 1995 on, when he started his own business as a consultant and organizer of study tours, he became intensely interested in photography. From 2003-2006 he studied at the Fotoacademie Amsterdam. At the end of December 2006 he graduated with a series about art fairs.
He is a member of the GKf, the most important professional organization for documentary and autonomous photography in the Netherlands. www.gkf-fotografen.nl
1. Travel photography. Since 2003 he has worked with writer and journalist Gerrit Jan Zwier. His photos were published in the Volkskrant (travel supplement Traject), the Leeuwarder Courant, and in magazines like Te Voet, Op Pad, Nordic, Op lemen voeten, Geografie Magazine. Stoockx, Man of all Seasons, Plus Magazine, VROM Magazine and Noorderbreedte.
2. Documentary photography. He shoots documentary stories that partly appear as POD photo books in a limited edition. He also produces photographic projects in commission. He made the photo book Nieuw Winschoter Peil for the municipality of Winschoten and Between Dokkum and the sea for the municipality of Dongeradeel. Through Friese Pers Publishers he made a book about Frisian eel fishermen. A photo book about Art Fairs was published by d'jonge Hond Publishers. With this photography he is in line with a documentary tradition. To record those things that are changing, that won't be here anymore in the near future.
3. Landscape and autonomous photography. He is especially interested in landscape photography. He also explores the area between autonomous and documentary photography, a border area in which one focuses mostly on reality. But instead of creating a purely photographic description Kessler tries to give the image multiple layers, so that it is lifted above the level of its immediate meaning.
2014 Lviv / Exhibition in WOW Amsterdam
2014 Lviv / Exhibition in Historisch Centrum Leeuwarden (satelite program Noorderlicht)
2014 De Noordzee Rond / Exhibition with drukkerij Douma Dokkum
2013 Group Exhibition in Galery Jurriaan van Kranendonk / the coast
2013 Huntenkunst Doetichem
2013 Photofestival Naarden
2013 Galerie steven Sterk / Dynjandi / together with Zoltin Peeter and Andre de Jong
2012 Gallery Smarius / Steven Sterk / Noorderlicht 2012 / Group exhibition / Around the North Sea
2012 Van Kranendonk Gallery, The Hague / Book presentation Around the North Sea
2012 Rosa Spierhuis, Laren / Exhibition with my sister Beppe Kessler
2012 Omrop Fryslan group exhibition / Longing for the coast
2012 Lauwerslandroute 2012 / Overall presentation
2012 Museum Belvédère, Heerenveen / Seascapes (with Zoltin Peeter)
2011 Gemeentemuseum Den Haag, The Hague / Group exhibition / Summer Expo 2011
2011 Kunsthal Rotterdam / 6 large photos from the Art Fairs series
2011 Galerie Anderwereld, Groningen / Around the polar circle (with Zoltin Peeter)
2011 Catharinakapel, Harderwijk / Between art and coast
2010 Museum Smallingerland, Drachten / Art Fair photos in context of the Siver Camera
2010 Gallery Smarius/Steven Sterk / Une maison abandonnée / Noorderlicht
2010 Art Amsterdam / Gallery Smarius/Steven Sterk / Art Fair photos
2010 Gallery Smarius/Steven Sterk / Art Fair photos
2009 Scheeneroute / Seascapes
2009 Museum Belvédère, Heerenveen / NOK/ Art Fair photos
2008 Kunstmaand Ameland / Seascapes
2008 Lauwersland route 2008 / Overall presentation
2008 BAS gallery, Sneek / Ice skate photos of Thialf
2007 Museum Rotterdam, Rotterdam / RDM, The last days of a Rotterdam factory
2006 Italian Insitute, Amsterdam / Eastern procession on Sicily
2006 Omrop Fryslân / Group exhibition / photos of Cuba
2006 Natuurmuseum Fryslân, Leeuwarden / photos of Bali / part of Noorderlicht photo festival
2005 Latin American Institute, Amsterdam / photos of Cuba
2005 Noorderlicht / photos of Winschoten
2004 Huntenkunst / 4 panels (with Egbarta Veenhuizen)
2003 Pip's Gallery / five 'vorstelijke' (royal/frosty) days / Series about ice in Friesland
Hans Maarten Post weblog 12 januari 2010 (http://utopiaparkway.wordpress.com/about/)
about The Art Fair Book
I'm glad to know that I'm not the only one to find art fairs and gallery openings rather funny and confusing. I know I should be looking at the paintings on the wall, but I always get distracted and start to observe the art loving crowd even more. That's why Art fairs – Mise en scenes from the art world by Dutch photographer Dolph Kessler just had to be my book of the month. It's a collection of photo's taken at art fairs around the world. More of Kessler's pictures after the jump.
We are a funny bunch, aren't we? Putting on our fancy clothes to go from opening to opening. Just to look and be looked at. Dolph Kessler was intrigued too by that rather theatrical setting, so he decided to travel the world, for three years, and take pictures at important art fairs.
He visited Frieze Art London, Art Cologne, Paris Photo, Art Dubai, Art Basel Miami Beach and even Art Brussels. He was aiming for pictures that would have a little bit more than just a documentary aspect to them. He really wanted them to have a theatrical feeling: as if the tableaux were 'staged', with actors instead of just people accidentally walking by. Kessler likes to draw parallels with religion and churchgoers too. I'm not really following him on that one, but his pictures sure are fun to look at. The book is in Dutch and English and comes with a couple of essays and an interview with Mathew Slotover (Frieze Art London).
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All the photos on the website are for sale. Prices are on request.
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Some media pundits see in the growing proportion of non-white groups in the population a growing opposition to the Republican Party that will sooner or later make it virtually impossible for Republicans to win presidential elections or even to control either house of Congress. But is demography destiny?
Conventional wisdom in the Republican establishment is that what the GOP needs to do, in order to win black votes or Hispanic votes, is to craft policies specifically targeting these groups. In other words, Republicans need to become more like Democrats.
Whether in a racial context or in other contexts, the supposed need for Republicans to become more like Democrats has long been a recurring theme of the moderate Republican establishment, going back more than half a century.
Yet the most successful Republican presidential candidate during that long period was a man who went completely counter to that conventional wisdom — namely, Ronald Reagan, who won back to back landslide election victories.
Meanwhile, moderate Republican presidential candidate after moderate Republican presidential candidate has gone down to defeat, even against Democratic presidential candidates who were unpopular (Harry Truman), previously unknown (Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton) or who had a terrible economic track record (Barack Obama).
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Barcelona's Hotel Omm
There's something to be said for staying in a hotel room that's bigger than your Brooklyn apartment. Yup, it happens so rarely that when you come across it, you kinda want to hang inside, bask in the space, and imagine that this really is your life. 365 days a year. Ah ha, then you wake up. Anyway, I stayed recently at the beautifully designed Hotel Omm in the Eixample district of Barcelona, surrounded by the glitzy, sparkling shops that dot the landscape and by the disarmingly original Gaudi buildings that tower spectacularly above the skyline. It's quite a sight. [photo by Alison Zavos]


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By Joey YoklavichSpring Glen
Regarding my letter to the editor (Sun Advocate, May 17, 2011).
Unfortunately the whole purpose of my letter was lost on some people. The point is that organizations, such as Helper Little League Base Ball, Carbon County SWAT, and possibly others, have been refused access or told not to use the facilities at the Spring Glen Community Center.
It is my deepest hopes that this facility could be enjoyed by everyone and anyone regardless. I hope this is expressed in a valid way, judging by the phone calls and encouragement I have received by all communities, I believe so.


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A 32-year-old man was fatally stabbed during a fight in Price at a home near Mont Harmon Junior High Friday afternoon.
The Price Police Department stated that Jordon Wilcox, 21, and the older man were arguing about 4:30 p.m. outside of a home at 390 North and 100 East in Price.
The argument apparently escalated after the older man alledgely made some aggressive moves toward Wilcox. Wilcox reportedly stabbed the victim in the chest with a large kitchen knife, according to police.
After a call from the home owner, Price Police Department officers and the Carbon County Sheriff's deputies responded to the scene.
The man was later pronounced dead at Castleview Hospital.
Wilcox was arrested and was booked into the Carbon County Jail on suspicion of first degree murder.
Reports say that Wilcox was living in the home and the other man often visited the house.
There has been no information on why the fight occurred.
The stabbing victim's name has not been released because his family had not been notified as of this posting.
More information on this story will appear in the Sun Advocate Tuesday edition.


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Testolactone for the Treatment of Girls With LHRH Resistant Precocious Puberty
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The normal changes of puberty, such as breast enlargement, pubic hair and menstrual periods, usually begin between the ages of 9 and 15 in response to hormones produced in the body. Some children's bodies produce these hormones before the normal age and start puberty too early. This condition is known as precocious puberty.
The hormones responsible for the onset of puberty come from the pituitary gland and the ovaries. The hormones from the pituitary gland act on the ovaries to produce different hormones that cause the breasts to grow, pubic hair to develop, and menstruation.
Many children with precocious puberty can be treated with a medication known as lutenizing hormone-releasing hormone analog (Lupron, Histerelin, Deslorelin). This drug is made in a laboratory and is designed to act like the natural hormone LHRH, which is made in the pituitary gland. The drug causes the pituitary gland to decrease the amount of hormones it is releasing and thereby decrease the amount of hormones released by the ovaries. However, some girls already have low levels of pituitary hormones and yet their ovaries still produce hormones. Researchers do not believe that LHRH analog therapy will work for these children.
Testolactone is a drug that acts directly on the ovary. It works by preventing the last step of estrogen production in the ovary. The goal of this treatment is to stop estrogen production and delay the onset of puberty until the normal age.
Researchers will give patients with LHRHa resistant precocious puberty Testolactone for six months. If the initial treatment is successful and patients do not experience very bad side effects, they will continue to receive the medication until puberty is desired. Throughout the therapy patients will receive frequent monitoring of their general state of health, hormone levels, and medication levels.
Polyostotic Fibrous Dysplasia
Precocious Puberty
Drug: Testolactone
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Testolactone Treatment of Girls With LHRH Analog-Resistant Precocious Puberty Due to Autonomous, Non-Neoplastic Ovarian Estrogen Secretion
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|October 1982
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|May 2003
Females with precocious puberty who have low levels of serum gonadotropins and high levels of serum estrogen, or those who have demonstrated an inadequate clinical response to therapy with the luteinizing hormone releasing hormone analog (Lupron, Histerelin, Deslorelin), will be treated with testolactone. Testolactone inhibits aromatase, the last enzyme of estrogen biosynthesis. The goal of treatment is to inhibit estrogen secretion and thus delay secondary sexual maturation and epiphyseal closure until the normal age. The intent is to alleviate the psychological problems and short stature frequently associated with this disorder. Throughout therapy, patients will receive frequent clinical, hormonal, and toxicological monitoring. The initial treatment period will be six months. If patients respond to the treatment and tolerate it well, testolactone will be given until puberty is desired. Patients who exhibit pubertal levels of serum gonadotropins during testolactone therapy, indicating the onset of secondary, gonadotropin-dependent puberty, will receive an LHRH analog in addition to testolactone.
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Patients are girls aged 1-8 years (on entry to the study) with gonadotropin-independent precocious puberty. All ethnic groups are included.
Males are excluded, as are patients with clinically-significant hepatic and/or renal impairment (testolactone is metabolized via the liver and kidneys).
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00001181
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|National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD)
|Bethesda, Maryland, United States, 20892
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00001181 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|November 3, 1999
|Last Updated:
|March 3, 2008
|Health Authority:
|United States: Federal Government
Keywords provided by National Institutes of Health Clinical Center (CC):
McCune-Albright Syndrome
Aromatase Inhibitor
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Fibrous Dysplasia of Bone
Fibrous Dysplasia, Polyostotic
Puberty, Precocious
Bone Diseases
Bone Diseases, Developmental
Endocrine System Diseases
Gonadal Disorders
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Antineoplastic Agents
Antineoplastic Agents, Hormonal
Pharmacologic Actions
Therapeutic Uses
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By MELANIE STEELESun Advocate Reporter
In weekend basketball action, the College of Eastern Utah Eagles weren't feeling any love after a Valentine's Day trampling by the College of Southern Idaho Golden Eagles.
Both the mens and womens teams returned home winless from Twin Falls, Idaho, each losing both nights of the two game series.
In the womens games, CEU had the opportunity to replace CSI at the top of the Scenic West Athletic Conference standings.
The CEU Lady Eagles needed to take both games in order to claim the best record in the league.
But, poor shooting from the field and the free throw line squelched Eastern Utah's chances of taking the conference title.
The Lady Eagles went 5-12 from the free throw line in Friday's game and shot 18 of 68 from the floor to Southern Idaho's 30 of 64.
CSI took an easy victory, 69-48.
On Saturday, the team could not regain shooting composure and again struggled to make baskets.
The Lady Eagles missed 12 of 17 free throws and fell to Southern Idaho 63-70.
"We picked the worst possible time to have a bad shooting night," head coach Dave Paur commented.
CEU's drops to 16-6 with the losses.
Southern Idaho is assured first place in the division with an 18-2 record.
The Lady Eagles will host Salt Lake Community College on Feb. 27 and 28 in the last regular season game of the year.
SLCC is currently the third ranked team in the SWAC.
On the mens side, CEU dropped below 500 with the losses, while Southern Idaho assumed a share in the first position in the conference.
CSI, SLCC and Snow College are currently tied for first place in the SWAC with a 13-7 record.
CEU's 10-12 record places the team sixth out of the seven conference teams.
In Friday's game, Southern Idaho handed CEU a 93-67 loss.
Eastern Utah gave a more convincing fight on Saturday night, trailing at the half by two.
Southern Idaho fought to the finish and recorded a 75-70 win.
CEU's mens team will finish the 2003-2004 regular season with SLCC at home.
The mens games begin at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 27 and 28 and are preceeded by the womens games at 5:30 p.m.


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Baseball Ends Season in 13-5 Loss to UCLA
LOS ANGELES, Calif. - The Creighton baseball team made it to the finals of the Los Angeles Regional, but the late-season magic ran out as No. 2-ranked UCLA claimed a 13-5 win over the Bluejays on late Sunday night. Creighton ends its season at 28-30, the final MVC team left standing in the 2012 NCAA Tournament.
Creighton out-hit the Bruins 12-11 on the day, led by Anthony Bemboom's 5-for-5 day from the plate. The senior catcher drove home a pair and scored once while becoming the first Bluejay since Carson Vitale in 2010 with five hits in a game. Additionally, Bemboom's five hits were a Creighton record for a postseason game.
The Bluejays jumped ahead early by scoring two runs in the top of the first inning. Brad McKewon jumped on UCLA starting pitcher Zack Weiss first, driving a double to gap in right-center to lead off the game. Nick Judkins moved McKewon to third with a ground out to the right side of the infield. Chance Ross then drew a six-pitch walk to put a pair of runners on the corners.
Bemboom threaded a double inside the third base line, scoring McKewon and leaving Ross and Bemboom in scoring position. Scott Thornburg then drove in the second run of the game with a ground out to shortstop, putting the Bluejays up 2-0 after the top of the first.
But the Bruins quickly equaled the score at two-all, using a two-out walk to Cody Keefer and Jeff Gelalich'a 10th home run of the season to knot things up. Bluejay starting pitcher Nick Musec regrouped and got Trevor Brown to line out to a diving Judkins to end the first, tied 2-2.
Creighton tried to take advantage of a wild outing from Weiss in the top of the second inning, using two walks and a hit by pitch to load the bases in the frame. But the free bases were mixed between a fly out, a strike out and an inning-ending ground out.
After Musec retired the Bruins in order in the second, the Bluejays again put a pair of runners in scoring position in the top of the third. A pair of back-to-back singles from Bemboom and Thornburg put a pair of runners on base to lead off the inning. Staehely sacrificed the two into scoring position, but a ground out and inning-ending strikeout stranded another pair of Jays on the bases.
The Bruins forced the Bluejays to make a pitching change in the home half of the third inning, using back-to-back singles off Musec to lead off the inning before an RBI groundout from Tyler Heineman scored the eventual game-winning run. Creighton brought in Mark Winkelman with one out in the frame, trying to stem the damage but it wasn't to be. Keefer reached safely on an errant throw from Staehely before the Bruins used a pair of hits and a sacrifice bunt, compiled with a pair of Winkelman-issued walks to push across four more runs in the inning. UCLA took a 7-2 lead after three complete.
After a scoreless fourth inning from both teams, the Bluejays began to scratch away in the top of the fifth. Bemboom picked up his second double of the game to lead off the frame before Thornburg knocked in Bemboom with a single to left field. Creighton trailed 7-3 heading to the bottom of the fifth.
Gelalich opened the home half of the fifth with his second home run of the ball game, becoming the first opponent to hit a pair of home runs in a single game this season against the Bluejay pitching staff. A pair of walks from reliever Chase Webb along with a passed ball allowed the Bruins to push another run across, taking a 9-3 lead into sixth inning.
The Bruins continued to pour on the offense, pushing across four runs on reliever Andrew Urban in the sixth inning to score its final runs of the evening.
Creighton's offense did rally in the final frame of the game, led by the Bluejay seniors. Gabriel Thibodeaux led off the inning with a pinch-hit single to left field, advancing to third on a successful hit and run by Judkins. With runners on the corners, Ross singled to left center to drive in Thibodeaux. Bemboom then plated CU's second run of the inning by beating out an infield hit, scoring Judkins. UCLA closer Scott Griggs finished the game with three straight strikeouts.
Judkins and Bemboom were Creighton's representatives to the All-Tournament Team. Jeff Gelalich was named the Regional's Most Oustanding Player.
The Bluejays will say goodbye to 12 seniors off this years roster, nine of which made appearances in the game on Sunday night (Ross, Judkins, Mattingly, Thornburg, Bemboom, Spomer, Webb, Koenigstein and Thibodeaux). Shane Liska pitched in the win on Saturday and Reese McGraw made his final appearance in the first game of the day on Sunday. The class is the first to win back-to-back MVC Tournament titles, finishing with a 12-5 mark in the postseason the last two years.
NOTES: Creighton played without MVC Tournament MVP Mike Gerber, who injured his hamstring in the first game of the day vs. New Mexico ... The last time the Bluejays were in the final of a regional was in 2005, when the Bluejays were playing at host Nebraska. The Huskers jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in that game, evened by the Bluejays in the third but then Nebraska scored the final eight runs of the game for a 10-2 win ... Creighton has now played in four doubleheaders this season. Prior to the game on Sunday night, the Bluejays had swept one DH (vs. North Dakota), split one set of games (vs. Illinois State) and was swept in one DH (Southern Illinois) ... In the current NCAA Tournament format, the No. 2 national seed has advanced to Super Regionals all 14 years ... Erik Mattingly picked up just the fifth pinch-hit of the season for the Bluejays (5-37) when he singled to lead off the fourth inning. Gabriel Thibodeaux picked up the sixth of the season in the top of the ninth ... Creighton had base runners on the base paths each of the first six innings on Sunday night, scoring in just the first and fifth innings ... The loss marks the first time in 58 games this season the Bluejays have surrendered up double-digit runs ... Nick Judkins finished the year leading CU in batting average (.313) and hits (71), Chance Ross led CU with 48 runs and 14 stolen bases, Anthony Bemboom led CU with 41 RBI, Jake Peter with 35 walks, and Mike Gerber led CU wiht four home runs ... Ty Blach led CU with six wins, 21 starts, four complete games, 120.1 innings and 83 strikeouts, while Chase Webb owned a team-best 2.35 ERA. In addtion, Reese McGraw led CU with five saves, and Mark Winkelman topped the Jays with 37 appearances on the mound.


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Bradley's Department of Family and Consumer Sciences offers an undergraduate curriculum leading to a Bachelor of Science or a Bachelor of Arts in Foods and Nutrition.
The concentration provides students with the necessary academic preparation necessary to apply to dietetics internships and become registered dietitians. Registered dieticians work as accredited professionals in clinical nutrition, community nutrition, education and research, food and nutrition management, consultation and business. They are regarded as the experts in nutrition and dietetics. After completing an undergraduate program, students must successfully complete a dietetic internship to become a registered dietician.
Students, who select the Dietetics concentration, are enrolled in the Didactic Program in Dietetics. The Didactic Program in Dietetics at Bradley University has maintained recognition of excellence by the Commission on Dietetics Accreditation (CADE), of the American Dietetic Association, since 1966.
The Foods and Nutrition concentration is for the student who wants to study food and nutrition but does not want to become a registered dietitian. This concentration will not allow the student to apply to dietetic internships or become a registered dietitian.
This concentration combines the student's interest in foods and nutrition with other areas of interest and allows the student to individualize their program of study. A minor is required with this concentration. Students can select their minor to support their special interests, such as health professions, government feeding programs, health and fitness centers and the food industry.
The Department of Family and Consumer Sciences is pleased to announce that two freshmen will be chosen to become either the "Mildred Arnold Scholar" or the "C.C. Wheeler Scholar" with an accompanying annual scholarship of $4,000. These scholarships are renewed annually for up to four years providing the student maintains a minimum GPA of 3.00 and completes the scholarship requirements. Only students who have applied to Bradley University's Department of Family and Consumer Sciences each year by February 1 and have completed the scholarship application will receive full consideration for these prestigious awards.
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Save Time Automotive has been committed to quality automotive and customer service since 1989. Owner, Gregg Kerr and Manager, Les Agre are both ASE Certified Master Technicians. All Save Time mechanics are ASE tested and certified every two years to ensure that quality of service is always top notch. The unique abilities and qualifications of Save Time Automotive's employees contribute to over 125 years of automotive mechanical experience.
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At Eddies Auto Care, we are committed to the safety and reliability of your vehicle. our expert technicians can recommend the right scheduled service to help prolong the life of your car and help prevent costly repairs in the future. Your vehicle is one of your largest investments...So let us help you protect it. For our ASE technicians no job is too small or too big give us an opportunity, or hard work and dedication has made Eddies Auto Care a place that is truly something special.
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Cerebral venus sinus thrombosis (CVST) occurs when a blood clot forms in the brain's venous sinuses that prevents blood from draining out of the brain. As a result, blood cells may break and leak blood into the brain tissues, forming a hemorrhage.
This chain of events is part of a stroke that can occur in adults and children, even in newborns and babies in the womb. A stroke can result in damage to the brain and central nervous system. A stroke is serious and requires immediate medical attention.
This condition may also be called cerebral sinovenous thrombosis.
CVST is a rare form of stroke. It affects about five people in 1 million each year. The risk for this kind of stroke in newborns is greatest during the first month. Overall, about three out of 300,000 children and teens up to age 18 will have a stroke.
Children and adults have different risk factors for CVST.
Risk factors for children and infants include:
Problems with the way their blood forms clots
Sickle cell anemia
Chronic hemolytic anemia
Beta-thalassemia major
Heart disease—either congenital (meaning you're born with it) or acquired (you develop it)
Iron deficiency
Certain infections
Dehydration (not having enough water for your body's needs)
Head injury
For newborns, a mother who had certain infections or a history of infertility
Risk factors for adults include:
Pregnancy and peripartum
Problems with blood clotting; for example, antiphospholipid syndrome, protein C and S deficiency, antithrombin III deficiency, lupus anticoagulant, or factor V Leiden mutation
Collagen vascular diseases like lupus, Wegener's granulomatosis, and Behcet syndrome
Intracranial hypotension
Inflammatory bowel disease like Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis
People with venous sinus thrombosis have a variety of symptoms. Responding quickly to these symptoms makes it more possible to recover.
These are the physical symptoms that may occur:
Blurred vision
Fainting or loss of consciousness
Loss of control over movement in part of the body
Complications of venous sinus thrombosis include:
Impaired speech
Difficulty moving parts of the body
Problems with vision
Increased fluid pressure inside the skull
Pressure on nerves
Brain injury
Developmental delay
People who have had any type of stroke recover best if they get treatment immediately. If you suspect a stroke based on the symptoms, go immediately to the emergency room or call 911 to get help.
Doctors typically take a medical history and do a physical exam. Family and friends can describe the symptoms they saw, especially if the person who had the stroke is unconscious. The final diagnosis, however, is usually made based on how the blood is flowing in the brain. Imaging tests show areas of blood flow. These tests may be used to diagnose venous sinus thrombosis:
MRI scan
CT scan
Blood tests
Treatment should begin immediately and must be done in a hospital. A treatment plan could include:
Antibiotics, if infections are present
Antiseizure medication
Monitoring and controlling the pressure inside the head
Medication called a coagulant to stop the blood from clotting
Continued monitoring of brain activity
Measuring visual acuity and monitoring change
You can do a lot to prevent stroke by leading a heart healthy lifestyle:
Eat a low-fat diet including lots of fruits and vegetables.
Get daily exercise.
Avoid cigarette smoke.
Control chronic health conditions, such as diabetes.
What you need to do to recover and then stay healthy after CVST will depend on how the stroke affected your brain. Everyone can benefit from a healthy diet and exercise.
You may also need to participate in a special rehabilitation program or physical therapy if you have lost some movement or speech.
Other possible effects of the stroke, such as headaches or changes in vision, can be treated by specialists.
If you have had this type of stroke, you may need to avoid certain types of medications such as oral contraceptives that can increase your risk for blood clots.


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Population Health
Director's Welcome
Professor Rob Carter welcomes you to Deakin Population Health
Deakin Population Health (DPH) is one of Deakin University's Strategic Research Centres. DPH has established a large portfolio of activities in public health research, implementation, training, knowledge translation, advocacy and expert advisory services, both in Australia and internationally.
DPH employs approximately 65 staff, generates around $4m per year in research funding and supports a growing cohort of Research Degree students. DPH's vision is:
To deliver health improvements for Australian and global populations through relevant, innovative research and knowledge translation, strategic national and international collaborations, and building public health research capacity.
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I have a few blogs to share with you today that I found to have some great recipes. Thanks again to Tina at Life Without Pink for hosting.
Mommycooks- Julie has been doing a series this week on Indian foods and cooking. She has some great recipes and today she shares her Naan bread recipe. I can't wait to try this. No yeast needed!
The Church Cook– is a new commenter and reader of my blog. She has some great recipes to share. This salmon and avocado salsa recipe look delicious!
My Bella Vita– are you going to visit Italy? Well this site has tons of great tips and more. Cherrye Moore is an American living in Southern Italy. This week she shared how to speak the Italian language. Be sure to pay her a visit even if you aren't travelling any time soon. You will learn so much from her site.
Great Eats with Petes– is another foodie blog. I found this great recipe for using my fresh grown rosemary, Rosemary Parmesan Popovers. Yummy!
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The SLU Mission Grant Program
The SLU Mission Grant Program
The SLU Mission Grant Program is ready to begin. The process is simple; the possibilities are endless. Are you interested?
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Any full-or part-time SLU staff or faculty member, or full-time student may apply for a Mission Grant, between $50 and $300, to help support activities that promote the Mission of Saint Louis University.
Our mission as a Catholic, Jesuit university, is the pursuit of truth for the greater glory of God and for the service of humanity. You can find the complete Saint Louis University Mission Statement at (http://www.slu.edu/mission-statement)
Why do we offer this program?
- Because we believe our Mission lives most powerfully in the day-to-day lives and activities of our students, staff, faculty, and administrators, inspiring our many stories as a University community;
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2 die, 4 seriously hurt in Phoenix freeway crash
PHOENIX — Authorities have released the names of two Phoenix women killed
in a crash on the Loop 202 freeway.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety officials said 42-year-old Josefina
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The accident happened around 8:30 p.m. Sunday near 44th Street.
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seriously injured.
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How To Wear All Black Without Looking Boring
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Black has never looked better.
To that end, we rounded up some of the best celeb ensembles to help show you the ropes.
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Tip 1: Push For Peplum
Use the subdued color palette to play with interesting silhouettes like Nina Garcia's tailored Balenciaga peplum jacket. We also particularly love her Alexander Wang mules, which feel like a fresh alternative to classic pumps.
Image courtesy of Stockholm Street Style
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Tip 2: All For Furry
We love how black allows you to go a little over-the-top with your ensemble. Why stop at only one furry piece when you can wear two? For example: Olivia Palermo doubled up with a Club Monaco Kenzie Faux Sweatshirt ($120) and Felder Felder coat at a Club Monaco store opening in New York City.
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Tip 3: Put A Belt On It
Black is already slimming, but why not multiply the effect by belting your onyx-hued ensemble to define your waist? Vogue Paris Editor-In-Chief, Emmanuelle Alt, had the right idea outside the S/S 14 Balenciaga show, when she wore a cinched quilted leather jacket. Get more tips on belting your outerwear here.
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Tip 4: Get Graphic
A graphic tee like the floral Givenchy top Doutzen Kroes wore to an Interview magazine party is an ideal way to add a dose of cool to your monochrome outfit.
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Tip 5: Fringe Benefits
Nicole Richie is no stranger to an eye-catching outfit. At a David Webb luncheon, the designer and actress paired a Maison Martin Margiela vest with a Wolford Merino Luxe Pullover ($340), Rick Owens coat, David Webb choker, and Celine oxfords for a look that was anything but boring.
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Tip 6: Edgy Is Your Middle Name
An all-black ensemble lends itself nicely to a downtown look, a la Gisele Bundchen. Copy her off-duty outfit with a graphic sweatshirt (she's wearing Kenzo), ripped skinny jeans, and a pair of zippered boots.
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Tip 7: Sheer Advantage
If all-black feels a little too heavy, take a page out of Poppy Delevingne's style playbook. At ELLE's 20th Annual Women In Hollywood Celebration, the model tucked a sheer Victorian-inspired blouse into an Andrew Gn skirt for an airy effect.
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Tip 8: Accessorize With Abandon
To jazz up an all-basics outfit, simply pile on the accouterments. We're quite taken with Amber Le Bon's combination of a scarf, layered necklaces, and statement purse.
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Tip 9: Bejeweled Is Better
The Christopher Kane suit Alexa Chung wore to the 30th Annual Night Of Stars event came with jeweled accents, but the idea is easy to imitate by adding your own sparkly pins, such as Kenneth Jay Lane's Silver-Tone Crystal Beetle Brooch ($32).
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Tip 10: Add A Statement Piece
Bondage-inspired leather leggings like Karolina Kurkova's GLAW Berlin pair would look costume-y in any other color, yet as part of an all-black ensemble the effect is utterly sophisticated. An H&M Dinner Jacket ($50) and Alexander Wang tee completed the model's look for the Mademoiselle C premiere in New York City.
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Tip 11: Play With Textures
The beauty of all-black? You can mix textures without fear of creating an overly busy ensemble. Notice how Zina Charkoplia of Fashion Vibe blended fringe, leather, and suede in one uber chic outfit.
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Diane Von Furstenberg Dahlia Stretch-Crepe And Lace Dress ($425)
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Zara Crocodile Print Leather Clutch With Fringes ($159)
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Markus Lupfer Embellished Cotton-Jersey Sweatshirt ($300)
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3.1 Phillip Lim Laser-Cut Crepe Shorts ($395)
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Maje Elfie Satin-Trimmed Crepe Tuxedo Jumpsuit ($570)


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