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CPR's Bob Moffit reports: "UC Davis Chancellor Linda Katehi has been placed on 'investigatory administrative leave' by University of California President Janet Napolitano."
"Napolitano's office released the following statement Wednesday evening:"
"Information has recently come to light that raises serious questions about whether Chancellor Katehi may have violated several University of California policies, including questions about the campus's employment and compensation of some of the chancellor's immediate family members, the veracity of the chancellor's accounts of her involvement in contracts related to managing both the campus's and her personal reputation on social media, and the potential improper use of student fees."
SEE ALSO: UC-Davis chancellor placed on administrative leave after revelations of 'scrubbing' Internet -- Fred Barbash in Washington Post; University of Redlands looks for a solution to diversity issues plaguing the school -- Sandra Emerson in Daily Bulletin.
The Bay Area's BART system comes under scrutiny after a stealth-installation of license plate reading cameras allows the agency to collect and store sensitive driver information with little oversight.
Erin Baldassari reports in Mercury News: "BART police have quietly purchased and installed two automatic license plate readers at the MacArthur station and hope to launch a pilot program with the aim of eventually installing the technology at every station."
"BART Deputy Police Chief Ben Fairow, who plans to present the pilot program to the transit agency's board of directors Thursday, said the automated license plate readers, a tool that has proliferated in police departments across the Bay Area, could be especially useful in solving property crimes. But privacy and civil rights advocates are concerned about how long BART will retain the collected data, how that data will be used, and who is being surveilled."
"BART first purchased two cameras from 3M in 2013 for $65,500, Fairow said. But it wasn't until late last year that those cameras were installed at the MacArthur station."
Bay Area residents love development and the growth it brings -- just as long as it doesn't happen on their turf.
Mercury News' George Avalos reporting: "Bay Area residents are all for more homes and plenty of them to help solve the region's housing affordability and traffic woes -- just not in their backyards."
"Amid record-high housing prices, a sturdy economy and brisk hiring, a new poll released Thursday shows that by a strong majority -- 60 percent -- residents prefer that housing be built not in the crowded nine-county region but outside the Bay Area in places such as Yolo County, San Joaquin County and San Benito County."
""NIMBY is alive and well, and maybe stronger than ever," said Russell Hancock, president of San Jose-based Joint Venture Silicon Valley Network, which tracks the regional economy and often advocates creation of affordable housing. "Many people say they are here in the Bay Area, and they don't want anybody else to get in."
Santa Clara police may have cost the county half a million dollars in court appointed damages after a Muslim family filed suit alleging trauma from racial profiling.
Mercury News' Jason Green reports: "The city will pay nearly $500,000 to settle a federal civil rights lawsuit alleging police illegally searched a Muslim family's home two times, among other violations."
"The Santa Clara City Council approved the settlement in a closed session Tuesday night."
"Mohammad Moneeb and his parents, Mohammad and Hazakat Ikram, claim that officers investigating the alleged theft of a $300 dashboard camera illegally entered and searched their home on the 1100 block of Lincoln Street around 1:15 a.m. on Feb. 10, 2014."
One of California's first Latin poll workers reflects on her career spanning over fifty years, as well as her plans for working the primary.
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin's David Montero reports: "Lucia Perez stood in front of Grape Street Elementary School in Watts and remembered how isolating democracy felt to her more than 52 years ago."
"She had just become eligible to vote and her father had marched her down to the Los Angeles County Registrar to get her registered. But Perez didn't just want to vote. She decided she wanted to help others vote, too. So she volunteered to work as a poll worker."
"Election night was chilly. And not because of the weather."
Many hopeful candidates wishing to be the next Los Angeles County supervisor took to the podium Wednesday at a supervisorial debate in Pasadena, California.
Daily Bulletin's Brenda Gazzar writes: "The largest gas leak in U.S. history, the 710 Freeway gap and homelessness were among the issues that took center stage Wednesday night at a Los Angeles County District 5 supervisorial debate in Pasadena."
"The top six candidates vying to fill the seat of outgoing Supervisor Michael Antonovich gave concise answers on a range of issues asked by board members of the Los Angeles League of Conservation Voters. The one-hour televised forum at the Neighborhood Unitarian Universalist Church was moderated by ABC7's Marc Brown."
"All but one candidate — educator Darrell Park — opposed a tax increase or fee to get homeless people off the streets and provide them with services. Only one candidate, state Sen. Bob Huff, expressed strong support for closing the 4.5-mile 710 Freeway gap while the others expressed strong disapproval of continuing the freeway via a tunnel or said other things could be done to alleviate traffic."
It turns out the natural gas injection methods believed to be responsible for the Porter Ranch gas leak continue to be utilized by the same company to this day.
KPCC's Sharon McNary writes: "A Southern California Gas Company executive told state lawmakers this week that the company continues to use the same controversial method to inject and withdraw natural gas that has been cited as a possible cause for the uncontrolled, four-month gas leak near Porter Ranch."
"According to state records, as many as 51 wells in Playa del Rey, Santa Clarita and Goleta employ the method which uses both the inner tubing of a well and the the gap between the tubing and the outer metal casing to move gas in and out of an underground reservoir."
"Gas wells are like a straw within a straw. The inner tubing of a well, measuring about 2.5 inches across, is placed within a 7-inch metal casing, often surrounded by concrete. Injecting and withdrawing gas through both the inner tubing and the space between it and the outer casing is a fast way to move a large volume of gas quickly, but it has safety drawbacks."
San Diego County has discovered a charity that was siphoning tax dollars by charging the county for reimbursement on things not actually purchased.
Jeff McDonald reports in The Union-Tribune: "Mental Health Systems, a social-services charity that collects and spends millions of tax dollars each year, improperly directed public funds to its for-profit subsidiary and sought reimbursements from San Diego County for costs it did not pay, a county investigation has found."
"The San Diego nonprofit, one of the county's largest contractors at more than $35 million a year, also withheld payments to doctors, vendors and employees in order to free up money for Novata CARES, the private for-profit company owned by Mental Health Systems, investigators said."
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Union-Tribune's Gary Robbins reports: "Scientists diving off La Jolla may have figured out why many fish glow, a mysterious phenomenon that's proving to be far more common in the marine environment than anyone assumed."
"Researchers used a "shark-eye" camera to determine that swellsharks in Scripps Canyon could see each other glowing and probably use the light to communicate, possibly for such essential needs as mating."
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I got 99 problems, but makeup ain't one.
I effing hate the number one girl name on there!!!
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I can agree nope my girl doesnt have those names
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Yeah. I knew what No.1 for the girls was going to be before I read the article. I feel so bad for those who were given that unfortunate name.
I got 99 problems, but makeup ain't one.
I knew 1-4 for Boys were going to be those names.
Discuss Catholicism and Catholic life in a fun and tolerant atmosphere!
I knew without looking that Nevaeh would be on there. I won't say hate bc thats hurtful and I don't use that much negative energy on a name that does not have an impact on me. But I dislike all ---aiden's and aydens.
Without looking, I hope Nevaeh is on it. Can't stand it.
ETA- sweet, it was #1!!
I think some of the trendy ones are going to end up dating either the kids or the parents. Seems like younger parents tend to choose the "trendy" names like Tristan, Bentley, Aidan-rhymes, etc.
Me + DH (7/7/07) = DD (10/22/08) and DS (1/11/11)
Honestly I have to agree with girl's #1.
Now I ain't sayin' she a gold digger. But seriously, she is.
The list is fairly dead on.
Neither of my kids' names are on the list, so double win for that.
Go me for having awesome taste, as usual.
I really really dislike the name Michaela and its incarnations. Soley due to that redonkulous show Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman. Awful!
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Over the last several months, I have been feeling very tired. My energy has been very low. My workouts have suffered a bit. I once faithfully worked out 6 days a week, but, even though I've been working out with my friend, I've gone through stages where I could only workout 3 or maybe 4 days. And I've been experiencing periods of malaise that I couldn't explain. I have also been messing up on little details at work because I can't concnetrate.
I thought, maybe I need more sleep or a change of scenery or workouts. It helped, but I still got those feelings and was still very tired after working out. So, during a routine checkup, I have found out what my problem is: I have anemia. I'm going back for more tests and a nutrition consult. The funny thing is, I wouldn't have gone for the blood work if I wasn't going to refill my prescription drugs.
So, if any of you experiences symptoms of malaise, fatigue, or poor concentration that you can't explain, even if you think you are eating healthy, still check with your doctor. I eat plenty of high iron foods (love broccoli and raisins), but my diet may still be missing what I need. Don't put yourself on the back burner! Get checked out.
On to better news, I finally completed my last speech for level one in Toastmasters! I am now a Competent Communicator. They loved my speech last night and it was the first one I did without notes or standing behind the podium. Yea me! I'm also going through a bunch of my workouts and deciding which to put up for sale. I'm in a purging stage, and I'm still clearing out clothes and fitness DVDs.
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Girl, get some iron tablets! Like I said in the thread, I was craving ice 24/7 and I'm not an ice eater so that's how I knew something was wrong.
I hope you like organ meats(liver-chicken or beef, gizzards, that kind of thing) because they're high in iron and also kale and spinach which I love.
Pass that purging urge on to me please! I've got a bunch of size 22s I hate to part with. So hard to say goodbye to yesterday!
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A few years ago, when I first started really biking, I made a rookie mistake. Drove an hour with my wife to some trails and snapped a chain after only five minutes riding. I didn't have what I needed to fix the chain (and probably wouldn't know what to do if I did), so we walked back to the car and drove an hour home. It was then that I decided to learn to work on my own bikes and carry the proper tools.
Flash-forward to today. For the first time I did a group mtb ride with several folks I don't even really know. After only five or ten minutes of riding, the guy in front of me had his chain snap. As the rest of the group rode away, I stopped to check it out.
This guy thought his day was done, as he was new to biking and had no idea a chain could even be fixed on the trail. "No problem," I told him and pulled out my multitool, removed the bad links and put the chain back together with a spare Shimano master pin I was carrying. Within minutes we were riding again.
Now, I've done a lot of maintenance and repairs on my own bikes and have felt a real sense of accomplishment by doing so. But it was a totally different feeling seeing the gratefulness (and maybe even a bit of amazement) on this guy's face. Way cool.
It was an interesting ride though. Along with his chain, everyone else on the ride had some sort of mechanical tonight. Mine was right before I left home, when I realized my tire was flat (must have gotten a slow puncture on yesterday's ride) and had to fix it before leaving. One guy had a bent chain link that had to be replaced, another caught a tree and bent the heck out of his brake lever and dented his top tube, etc. One of the riders even had part of his tube come out of his tire. It was crazy because the tube didn't blow. It just bulged out to the size of a football.
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Oh yeah, sweet tooth is definitely calmed down a lot. I hate it because I feel like soda (which I normally don't drink a lot) is the only thing that helps me with the gas bubble that's almost constantly in my stomach, but I feel like the sugar just SITS on my tongue and I have to brush my teeth as soon as I finish drinking it!
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When a user clicks the 'save' button on a model page of my django site, I want to do something with all the models that are to be updated, all at once. If I override
save_model, it is called once per each object, but I want one function to be called with all objects to-be-updated. I overrode
save_formset but it didn't work:
class ShadingAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
list_display = ('foo', 'bar', 'baz')
list_editable = ('bar', 'baz')
list_display_links = ('foo',)
def save_formset(self, request, form, formset, change):
print "FOO"
admin.site.register(Shading, ShadingAdmin)
"FOO" is never printed.
I'm using Django 1.2.


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The world is a very funny place.
Yeah, no explanation necessary as to which one I am, right?
I never claim that I get it all. That I know what 'the big picture' is. Because if there is anything I've learned in the past few years, it is that Life is a Journey (haha…get it?) and NOT a destination.
Life isn't about hitting certain goals and then being DONE. It isn't about reaching certain milestones by a certain age. You must always be pushing toward something NEW. Something that CHALLENGES you. As I tell my dance students in class…we are NEVER done learning!
And I think that I still come to grips with these lessons daily. Especially the one about reaching certain milestones by a certain age. It is often hard to be a 30 year old, single woman, resettling back in a city….building my career as a dance instructor, studio director, etc. And NOT having a significant other. NOT owning my own home. NOT having kids. NOT having all that I see most of my other friends my age having.
Sometimes it makes me feel like my priorities are out of line. That there is something WRONG with me for NOT having all those things. Or even being on the path to those things. That I will NEVER have those things.
But then I stop and think about all I DO have.
I have a wonderful family who I get to see every week because we live in the same city! I have an amazing job/career that allows me to mold young minds and create beautiful dancers/people! I have beautiful friends who support me from far and wide. Virtually and In Person. I have a crazy/doofy dog who brings me such joy (and drives me crazy).
I have my health. After fighting tooth and nail for it after sitting at a desk for 5 years.
I know its not Tuesday. But you catch my drift.
And so many other things that it would take too long to write about.
And while I may not have found the person I'll spend the rest of my life with just yet. I know he's out there. And that my journey will lead me to him. That there are lessons I've had to learn about myself…and the world…before I'm ready for that. That I'm still learning how to love myself, and ALL my imperfections…before anyone else will love them.
I need to take MY path. Do things my OWN way. On my OWN terms. And then one day I will get where I need to be.
So to all of you that have felt these things too. Keep your head up. March to the beat of your own drum. Hang upside down every now and then. Act like a kid. Have faith in YOURSELF. Because at the end of the day that is what matters most. That YOU believe in YOU.


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It's an annual tradition for graduating high schoolers to submit a few final words of wisdom to accompany their senior portraits in the yearbook. It's the perfect time to quote your favorite film, discuss your future plans, or sound like a complete idiot one last time. Some of these, like the ironically botched expression above, will haunt the student forever. Others will just haunt the yearbook staff. (Via Reddit, Yasrsly, Filmdrunk, Funny or Die, Smosh)


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He played a fisherman in his unsuccessful Tamil debut "Kadal", and now actor Gautham Karthik is set to go back to college life for a role in his upcoming untitled film.
"The film will be an out-and-out commercial youth entertainer set against a college backdrop. We are yet to zero in on the title and the female lead. We are likely to start shooting from April," director Saravanan told IANS.
The rest of the cast and crew will be finalised soon.
This will be Saravanan's second directorial venture after Simbu-starrer "Silambattam", which garnered lackluster response at the box-office when it came out in 2008.
Queried about the long gap, he said: "I was toying with few ideas before I got busy working on the script for this film."
The film will be produced by G.V.G Raju.
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Stars shining, but return to real NBA can't come soon enough
Rosters set for All-Star game, but what about the trading deadline? Pregame bullets.
2014 NBA All-Star Game
Venue: Smoothie King Center, New Orleans
TV: 8 p.m., TNT
F LeBron James (Miami Heat); F Carmelo Anthony (New York Knicks); F Paul George (Indiana Pacers); G Dwyane Wade (Miami Heat); G Kyrie Irving (Cleveland Cavaliers).
F/C Chris Bosh (Miami Heat); G DeMar DeRozan (Toronto Raptors); C Roy Hibbert (Indiana Pacers); G Joe Johnson (Brooklyn Nets); F Paul Millsap (Atlanta Hawks); C Joakim Noah (Chicago Bulls); G John Wall (Washington Wizards). Coach: Frank Vogel (Indiana Pacers).
F Kevin Love (Minnesota Timberwolves); F Blake Griffin (Los Angeles Clippers); F Kevin Durant (Oklahoma City Thunder); G Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors); G James Harden (Houston Rockets).
F LaMarcus Aldridge (Portland Trail Blazers); F/C Anthony Davis (New Orleans Pelicans); C Dwight Howard (Houston Rockets); G Damian Lillard (Portland Trail Blazers); F Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas Mavericks); G Tony Parker (San Antonio Spurs); G Chris Paul (Los Angeles Clippers); G Kobe Bryant (Los Angeles Lakers -- injured). Coach: Scott Brooks (Oklahoma City Thunder)..
Pregame Notes:
-- When it comes to the actual All-Star Game, I don't really care. It's a fun break for the players and fans, though, and that I can appreciate. It's also a nice break for media members such as myself who don't have (or want) to go.
-- Every year, there's someone who should probably be named to the team who doesn't get voted in by fans or selected by the coaches. The first name that comes to mind for me is Goran Dragic of the Phoenix Suns. How the Suns have zero people in the game, when you consider their wonderful story of a season, is a basketball crime.
-- I also hate how Tim Duncan of the Spurs was left out. He's better than Bosh, who gets to go because he plays next to LeBron. Obviously, Duncan is in the West, and I'm not sure who you'd leave out. Everybody on the West, sans the injured Kobe Bryant, deserves to be there.
-- My pick for most underrated All-Star: Paul Millsap of the Hawks. No way should the Hawks be as good as they've been, especially now that center Al Horford is injured (and out for the year). A lot of credit must go to first-year coach Mike Budenholzer. But Millsap has been fantastic, and even better since Horford went down. The Hawks don't look very good on paper, but general manager Danny Ferry has assembled a group that plays as a team.
-- It will be interesting to see how Kyrie Irving performs in a free-flowing game such as this. His numbers are down across the board, and that's typical of a player in Mike Brown's offense. That's not a criticism; it's just a fact. Kyrie also shot poorly in the 3-point competition. Makes me wonder if the Cavs spend enough time at the end of the floor, or if Kyrie just took the summer off.
-- I don't mean to be a Debbie Downer. The Cavs have won four straight. But Kyrie hasn't been the same, at least not consistently. One opposing GM defined Kyrie as a "pretty-boy point guard who's suddenly being used like an ugly step-child." Yes, that GM was blaming Brown, saying the Cavs should "adjust their system to the players' abilities," as opposed to bringing the offense "to a grinding halt." Not saying I agree with the GM, but outside expert opinions are sometimes worth noting.
-- If I picked the starters, here is how they would go based on this season: East - James, Anthony, Wall, George, Hibbert. West -- Love, Durant, Curry, Harden, Howard. So overall, I'd say the fans did a nice job. I should add, however, I think Irving is more gifted all-around than Wall. But Wall is having a better year and the Wizards look like a real playoff team.
-- If I sound cranky, I apologize. But the hype surrounding the All-Star Game sometimes gets under my skin. I love the pro game, however, and while this can be a little annoying, I still watch and enjoy most of the weekend. But by the end of it, I'm sure longing for some real basketball again.
-- OK, that's enough about the game, etc. All-Star weekend is mostly entertaining because everyone is talking about Thursday's trade deadline. Some intriguing names to keep eye on as potential moving parts, mentioned to me by league insiders: Milwaukee Bucks forward Ersan Ilyasova and guard Gary Neal; Philadelphia 76ers forward Thaddeus Young; Detroit Pistons guard Rodney Stuckey; and, of course, Rockets center Omer Asik.
-- The Spurs, I am told, would love to land Ilyasova or Young. But no one's sure how they could actually make that happen.
-- Interestingly, league executives re suddenly saying they think the Boston Celtics will end up keeping their current roster intact and make the majority of any moves after the season. Also, most feel the same about interim GM David Griffin and the Cavs. And most everyone seems to think the Lakers won't be able to reach a deal involving Pau Gasol.
-- That said, no one can predict what actually happens at the trading deadline. Lots of conversations will take place between now and then. And even if nothing happens, it's fun to talk and think (and write) about.


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Look! Up in the sky!
Supermoon Lunar Eclipse! Coming to most of the world September 27th or 28th, 2015. There are many other cool visualizations, like this telescopic view or a view from the moon. Provided by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter mission of NASA.
There's a moon in the sky, it's called Neptune
Constellations throughout the ages ☆ Sun replaced with other stars ☆ Moon replaced with other bodies
How big is space? Interactive views of the universe in varying scales
We know space is big, but trying to understand how big is tricky. Say you stare up at the sky and identify stars and constellations in a virtual planetarium, you can't quite fathom how far away all those stars are (previously, twice). Even if you could change your point of view and zoom around in space to really see 100,000 nearby stars (autoplaying ambient music, and there are actually 119,617 stars mapped in 3D space), it's still difficult to get a sense of scale. There's this static image of various items mapped on a log scale from XKCD (previously), and an interactive horizontal journey down from the sun to the heliosphere with OMG Space (previously). You can get a bit more dynamic with this interactive Scale of the Universe webpage (also available in with some variants, if you want the sequel [ previously, twice], the swirly, gravity-optional version that takes some time to load, and the wrong version [previously]), but that's just for the scale of objects, not of space itself. If you want to get spaced out, imagine if If the Moon Were Only 1 Pixel, and travel from there (previously). This past March, BBC Future put out a really big infographic, which also takes a moment to load, but then you can see all sorts of things, from the surface of Earth out to the edge of our solar system.
When suddenly and without warning, there was this
If you plan on taking a trip to Jupiter, this is not the map to use.
If the Moon Were Only 1 Pixel is a tediously accurate model of the Solar System that Josh Worth made to explain to his daughter just how difficult it is to go on holiday to Mars.
Indirect fusion's nothing less than HiiiPoWeR
Installed solar capacity is growing by leaps and bounds, led by Walmart and Apple, and helped by bonds backed by solar power payments,[*] which have sent industry stocks soaring, even as molten salt and new battery technologies come on line to generate storage for use when the sun doesn't shine. Of course we could always go to geostationary orbit -- or the moon -- as well we may (if politics allow it) as thirst from the developing world grows beyond the earth's carrying capacity. [more inside]
How Hou Yi Shot The Suns
In the time of the Chou Dynasty it was believed there existed Ten Celestial Suns. Each day, one sun would be harnessed to a jade dragon and drawn across the heavens, bringing life and light to the world. It was their duty, all they had known - but in their hearts a cold and secret fire grew... [more inside]
Stars in my backyard
How is it possible for an individual to build a planetarium? In most cases it is impossible. One must first truly love the beauty of the night sky and be willing to share that love with others. Wisconsin Man Builds Planetarium in His Backyard. [more inside]
"The sun descending in the west, The evening star does shine;"
Have you ever wondered what a solar eclipse would look like from space? The STEREO (Solar TErrestrial RElations Observatory) has just sent back its view (awe-inspiring video included). It has also sent back some gorgeous pictures of our sun (and the McNaught Comet). For more media, check out the other galleries (including some 3D images). For more about the project, see NASA's STEREO homepage. Be sure to also stop by the Johns Hopkins University STEREO Page, where you can download a mission guide (pdf), view animations, watch a video of the launch, or even make your own papercraft STEREO model (pdf). You can also learn more in six minute segments with their series of short educational videos.
Blowing up the universe.
How to blow up the Earth (with a coffee can), and why we should, along with some discussion of how it is done in fiction. Blowing up the moon (and how the US nearly did in 1958, with the help of Carl Sagan), and lots of reasons why, including one in song [YouTube]. How to blow up a star. How we might accidentally blow up the universe in November. [prev. discussion of Earth destruction]
A New Kind of Solar Storm
Going to the moon? Be careful. A new kind of solar storm can take you by surprise. Biggest proton storm since 1956 - before there were satellites monitoring the sun.
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CTI Announces United Kingdom National Cancer Research Institute AML Cooperative Group Initiates Randomized Phase 2 Trial Evaluating Tosedostat Plus Cytarabine For Older Patients With AML Or High-Risk MDS
SEATTLE, June 12, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- CTI BioPharma Corp. (CTI) (NASDAQ and MTA: CTIC) today announced the initiation of an international cooperative group Phase 2 clinical trial of tosedostat in combination with low-dose cytarabine in older patients with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) or high risk Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS). Tosedostat is a first-in-class selective inhibitor of aminopeptidases, which are required by tumor cells to provide amino acids necessary for growth and tumor cell survival. The trial is being conducted by the National Cancer Research Institute Haematological Oncology Study Group under the sponsorship of Cardiff University. The trial management group is led by Professor Alan K. Burnett, Head of Haematology in the Department of Medical Genetics, Haematology and Pathology at the School of Medicine at Cardiff University. Chroma Therapeutics Ltd., from whom CTI licensed tosedostat, is facilitating drug supply for the trial. "As the population of patients 65 years of age and older with AML continues to grow, there are a large number of patients who are not suitable for conventional intensive chemotherapy and for these patients there is a significant unmet need for an alternative therapy that is effective and well tolerated," said Professor Burnett. "New agents that are being developed to target the underlying biology of the disease, such as tosedostat, may provide hope for these patients where there has been very little improvement in the outcome of these patients over the last couple of decades. Tosedostat has demonstrated encouraging clinical activity in AML with manageable toxicities that can be administered primarily as out-patient therapy, and we are pleased to get this study underway."In this Phase 2/3 trial, referred to as the AML Less Intensive (LI-1) trial, patients will be randomized to standard treatment, low dose cytarabine, versus one of five novel investigational treatments, one of which is tosedostat, each in combination with low dose cytarabine. The trial will utilize a "Pick a Winner" trial design. 1 Under such a design, the Phase 2 portion of the trial is expected to initially enroll 50 patients per arm, and, if the complete response rate of cytarabine plus novel therapy appears satisfactory, an additional 50 patients per arm would be enrolled in the Phase 2 portion. Based on an interim analysis of complete response results, the trial management group may determine to move the applicable trial into the Phase 3 portion, which would then undertake to enroll 100 additional patients (for a total of 200 patients per arm). Overall survival will serve as the primary endpoint of the trial. About Acute Myeloid Leukemia Approximately 18,860 new cases of AML were expected to be diagnosed in the United States in 2013. 2 As of January 2008 an estimated 30,993 people were living with (or were in remission from) AML. 3 While AML may occur at any age, adults at least 60 years of age are more likely to develop the disease than younger people. 3 AML is a cancer characterized by the rapid growth of abnormal white blood cells that accumulate in the bone marrow and interfere with the production of normal blood cells. AML may develop from the progression of other diseases, such as MDS, a blood cancer that also affects the bone marrow leading to a decrease in circulating red blood cells. AML is the most common acute leukemia affecting adults, and its incidence increases with age. 3 The symptoms of AML are caused by the replacement of normal bone marrow with leukemic cells, which causes a drop in red blood cells, platelets and normal white blood cells, leading to infections and bleeding. AML progresses rapidly and is typically fatal within weeks or months if left untreated. Although a substantial proportion of younger individuals who develop AML can be cured, AML in the elderly typically responds poorly to standard therapy with few complete remissions. About Tosedostat Tosedostat is an oral aminopeptidase inhibitor that has demonstrated anti-tumor responses in blood-related cancers and solid tumors in Phase 1–2 clinical trials. CTI has an exclusive marketing and co-development agreement with Chroma Therapeutics Ltd. for drug candidate tosedostat in North, Central and South America.
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There's nothing more American than a Chinese buffet. At the risk of sounding like Ricky Bobby, that statement isn't far from the truth. In China, a buffet is eating a second bowl of rice, not a 5th heaping mound of General Tso's chicken and crab rangoon. They don't even know what that stuff is actually. Americanized Chinese food is nothing like traditional Chinese cuisine.
Chinese buffets are always a great idea going in and a horrible idea going out. Gluttons for punishment (with emphasis on gluttony), we continue to frequent these modern-day sirens of the Orient and shovel in as much MSG as humanly possible, waddling out the door like a fleet of Emperor Penguins.
A pothead friend of mine once told me the buffet is China's way to slowly take over America, one egg roll at a time, as we eventually become too fat and lethargic to put up a fight. We noided out for a few minutes and then continued to fork-to-face two quarts of beef lo mein.
However, not everything in the Chinese buffet is horrible for your waistline. There are things to avoid at the buffet, but others aren't that bad. We have compiled a few simple steps to keep you from ordering a defibrillator for dessert. No one wants a fortune cookie that reads "Have a nice quadruple bypass."
Start with a salad
As silly as that sounds when you're craving Chinese, veggies fill you up and you are less likely to fall asleep at the wheel driving back to work.
Use chopsticks
Not only does it add cool points if you know how to properly use chopsticks, you eat slower, thus allowing time for your stomach to tell your brain that you've had enough and keeping you from providing graphic illustrations to the book entitled "Mad Dash to the Commode" by Willie Makeit.
Avoid fried foods
This one is a no-brainer. Deep fried foods such as egg rolls are loaded in saturated fat and calories. A standard egg roll contains 20g of fat and 250 calories (without drowning that sucker in duck sauce and soy sauce).
Drink water
Instead of opting for the soda, get water instead. If you have to, order a diet cola. Soda is just empty calories and if you've ever seen what it does to a penny, it's probably not the best thing to digest.
Lay off the sauce
Choose menu items with lots of veggies and little to no sauce (especially the stickier sauces like General Tso's). Better choices include chicken with broccoli or garlic sauce, steamed shrimp, chow mein, chop suey and stir fry with vegetables. Stay clear of battered and fried items like sweet and sour chicken due to its sauce and the fact that the chicken is breaded more than a bakery.
Avoid fried rice
Opt for steamed white or brown rice instead of pork fried rice. Fried rice is high in fat, sodium and calories – all things bound to make you resemble Boss Hogg.
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Re: "Donald Trump, Colorado, and the GOP nomination ," April 19 letters to the editor.
As much as I agree with many Republican voters' frustrations over the "arbitrary" and "undemocratic" rules established by the GOP to nominate the party's presidential candidate, such accusations deserve a level of clarity. The 1,237 delegates required are not arbitrary. The number is half plus one of the total 2,472 Republican delegates available this election cycle (a simple majority), and has been a clear threshold for every candidate from the start of the campaign season. How these delegates are selected and whether a primary or caucus system is a better method for doing so is a separate issue. That said, it is not undemocratic to require the GOP nominee to obtain a 50+1 majority of delegates at the convention. It's hardly the "will of the people" when a candidate can't even get a simple majority.
David Roth, Denver
This letter was published in the April 21 edition.
Donald Trump's supporters, and others, have asserted that it would be undemocratic to deny the nomination to a candidate who comes into the convention with the most committed delegates, even if he or she is short of the required majority. If that was the case, then Abraham Lincoln (who was a decided second on the first ballot of the 1860 Republican convention and who secured the nomination only on the third ballot) would not have been elected president and we likely would not have a country today. There is no legal or constitutional requirement that a leader on the first ballot must be the nominee on a second ballot, and any freed-up delegate who would vote on a second ballot for a candidate he or she detests solely on the basis of such a mistaken notion would not be advancing the cause of democracy.
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Just curious what styles everyone does. I'm planning on starting lessons next month in American Tribal, along with my best friend.
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"Don't do what you can't undo, until you've considered what you can't do, once you've done it" ~ Robin Hobb
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I do Oriental. My teacher learned from a Lebanese dancer in the 70 and 80's.
I have gone to a few workshops with ATS, ITS, and Gothic.
My classes that I go to are really a mixture of many styles. I tend to like Tribal and Tribal Fusion best.
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I am using videos at home for tribal fusion. I am hoping this gives me something for myself and helps me get in shape.
My teacher does everything! Tribal fusion, Turkish, Cabaret. We also do West African, Flamenco, Puerto Rican Folkloric. Its all fusion so we cant really label ourselves. If we had to I would say we do world dance. Check out our you tube channel:
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My teacher does everything.
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I am a ATS lover/performer/Instructor! I just had my baby boy 6 weeks ago, and I taught right up until I gave birth. Love it, love it, love it!
I have learned from a variety of instructors...from folkloric to fusion. My primary instructor teaches raqs sharqi and raqs baladi. Some specific styles i've studied are saidi, tribal fusion, turkish romani, folkloric gulf, cabaret, persian fusion, and indian kathak.
Ok, I have a friend who does Gothic. What exactly is that, in terms of music, costuming, and any other differences from the more traditional styles?
"Don't do what you can't undo, until you've considered what you can't do, once you've done it" ~ Robin Hobb
@ Ashlein - Gothic tends toward more fusion styles with more popping and locking and more grounded movement. Also the music is typically heavier - most people dance to goth style music. The costumes are usually dark and lean toward leathers, laces, slight hints of BDSM, chains, and things of that nature.
I have studied Egyptian, Raqs Sharqi, Tribal, and Tribal Fusion. I lean toward tribal fusion the most. I have been a member of a Tribal Fusion group for almost 3 years. Check us out - anayatribal.com
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