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Nate Diaz is exciting.
Nate Diaz is entertaining.
Nate Diaz is beloved.
Those are almost mathematically proven truths in the UFC, premises on which any argument relevant to the promotion or the sport could be strongly made.
Here's another: Nate Diaz is not needed.
Fans, media and even other fighters might not love that fact. They might not enjoy coming to grips with the reality that Diaz could be gone from the UFC tomorrow and it wouldn't really change anything, but it is indeed a reality.
The promotion proved as much in handling Diaz's recent game of contractual chicken, one where he swore he'd never fight for them again without a substantial pay raise.
@ufc @danawhite I would like to request to be released from the @ufc Its time for me to be on my way .. ?
— Nathan Diaz (@NateDiaz209) February 26, 2014
@ufc @danawhite I would like to request to be released from the @ufc Its time for me to be on my way .. ?
There's no evidence that raise ever came, yet Diaz is ready to return to action if Dana White is to be believed. That's a tenuous proposition, admittedly, given White's history of advertising Diaz in positions he hasn't agreed to or lambasting him for things he may or may not have actually said.
Let's take it at face value, though. If the UFC says it and no one is out there to correct it or temper it with an alternate take, we basically have to.
That's a harsh truth of the game, one that's been founded on three letters and a bullheaded commitment to putting those letters above all else. Yes, as far as White and the Fertittas are concerned, U-F-C is the star and the guys in the cage are the supporting cast.
Diaz is part of that cast, and that cast is interchangeable. He's as expendable as Jon Fitch or Jake Shields were before him, even if the promotion enjoys his antics and style more than they did the others.
Sure, there are fighters that could push the envelope and get paid. Some, like Gilbert Melendez, have. The UFC could never do without Jon Jones or Ronda Rousey at this point. It's having a hard time doing without Georges St-Pierre and Anderson Silva.
The problem is that Diaz is a step below those individuals in terms of stardom or success, or both, and that makes him a prime guy to be made an example of.
Don't like your contract? Sit out forever, we don't care. We're the UFC and we're bigger than one fighter, we don't need you.
That's the answer Diaz is getting, because he's not a champion and he's not enough of a draw to cost the UFC money by making a stand. It's not the answer that a proper superstar would get (though White would likely never admit that in public), but those fighters live on different terms.
Therein lies the quandary for Diaz: He's only good enough to not be needed. For all the bluster his protest caused, nothing really changed in the UFC. They waited him out, but they easily could have released him to Bellator or WSOF and not much would have been different.
People might have said they'd never watch again, comment sections and messageboards might have blown up for a day or two, but at the end of the day people would have kept on buying pay-per-views and tuning into FOX the same as always.
In some ways that's truly horrible. Even if Diaz signed the deal himself, one can't help but feel some sympathy for a guy trying to break a little off and being completely stomped on by a corporate giant for his efforts.
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That generally means you're a guy who's exciting, entertaining and beloved, something of a star in your own corner of the sports world, who has to do it exactly like the rest of us: get up and go to work, even if you don't really want to.
It's the quandary of being just good enough to not be needed, and it's exactly why Nate Diaz will be back in the cage before you know it without a thing to show for his absence.
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Medical Care
Imatinib is a selective small molecule inhibitor of a family of structurally similar tyrosine kinase signaling enzymes, including KIT, PDGFRA, and chronic myelogenous leukemia specific BCR-ABL protein. In laboratory studies, imatinib was shown to inhibit proliferation of BCR-ABL leukemic cells and GIST cells with KIT mutations.
Imatinib mesylate is indicated in patients with advanced GISTs. It is indicated as adjuvant therapy post complete surgical resection in patients with tumors that are stratified to be high risk (see Prognosis) and as neoadjuvant therapy, with the goal of tumor shrinkage prior to surgical resection.
Demetri et al in 2002 randomly assigned patients with metastatic or unresectable GIST to either 400 mg or 600 mg of imatinib. Imatinib induced an objective response in more than half of the patients. The early favorable results of this study led the FDA to approve imatinib for the treatment of KIT-positive unresectable or metastatic GIST in February 2002.[27]
DeMatteo et al in 2009, in a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study showed adjuvant imatinib therapy to be safe and to improve recurrence-free survival compared with placebo after resection of a gastrointestinal tumor.[28]
Joensuu et al in 2012, in a randomized, placebo-controlled trial showed that patients assigned to 36 months of imatinib had longer recurrence-free survival compared with those assigned to 12 months of treatment (hazard ratio, 0.46; 95% confidence interval, 0.32-0.65; P < .001; 5-year recurrence-free survival, 65.6% vs 47.9%, respectively).[29] In some patients, imatinib fails immediately after initiation (primary resistance). Some patients initially show response to imatinib but later develop progressive disease (secondary resistance).[30]
Imatinib resistance may be managed by increasing the dose to 800 mg per day or switching directly to sunitinib.[30]
Sunitinib is another tyrosine kinase receptor inhibitor that is less specific than imatinib. Sunitinib inhibits KIT and PDGFR as well as vascular endothelial growth factor receptors (VEGFR1-3), Fms-related tyrosine kinase 3, colony-stimulating factor (CSF), and RET. Thus, sunitinib has both antiangiogenic and anti-tumor potential.[30]
Demetri et al in 2006 conducted a phase III double-blind study evaluating sunitinib versus placebo in patients with advanced GIST who were intolerant or refractory to imatinib. The time to disease progression was four times longer in those receiving sunitinib (27.3 vs 6.4 weeks for placebo; P < .0001). Progression-free survival and overall survival were better for patients treated with sunitinib.[31]
In January 2006, the FDA approved sunitinib as a second-line agent for patients with advanced GIST.
George et al in 2009 evaluated the safety and efficacy of sunitinib in patients with advanced GIST after imatinib failure. Results suggested that continuous daily dosing of sunitinib was an effective alternative with acceptable safety for patients with imatinib resistant GIST.[32]
Regorafenib (Stivarga) received FDA approval for locally advanced, unresectable GISTs that no longer respond to imatinib or sunitinib. The pivotal phase III GRID trial of 199 patients with metastatic or unresectable GIST showed that regorafenib plus best supportive care (BSC) significantly improved progression-free survival (PFS) compared to placebo plus BSC. Patients were treated with BSC and randomized in a 2:1 ratio to either regorafenib (160 mg daily for 3 weeks followed by a 1-week break) or placebo. Median PFS was 4.8 months for regorafenib and 0.9 months for placebo.[33, 34]
Investigational agents for patients with progressive disease despite imatinib and sunitinib use include the second-generation tyrosine kinase inhibitors: sorafenib, dasatinib, and nilotinib.
The management of GISTs requires the participation of a multidisciplinary team. The team should include a surgeon, gastroenterologist, and medical oncologist.
Surgical Care
Surgery is the definitive therapy for patients with GISTs. Radical and complete surgical extirpation offers the only chance for cure. Surgery is also indicated in symptomatic patients with locally advanced or metastatic disease. Debulking large lesions is helpful when adjuvant therapy with imatinib mesylate is contemplated.
In 2003, Wu et al published their experience with 57 patients who underwent surgical treatment of GISTs from 1995-2002.[35] Twenty-eight patients (49%) underwent surgery with curative intent. The remainder were referred to the authors with metastatic disease after undergoing operative treatment at other institutions. In the curative-intent group, resections with completely negative margins were accomplished in 22 patients (79%). In 3 of the patients with complete resections, metastatic disease was totally resected along with the primary tumor. An additional 2 patients had subsequent complete resection after favorable clinical responses to imatinib mesylate therapy. CD117 staining was positive in 96% of the resected specimens. In total, 34 patients were diagnosed with metastatic disease during the initial evaluation and treatment or at some point during follow-up. The most common sites of metastatic disease were the liver (71%) and peritoneum (53%).
The authors monitored the entire cohort for a median duration of 18 months. Twenty-three patients (40%) remained alive and free of disease. An additional 22 patients (39%) are alive with disease. Of the remainder, 7 are known to have died and 5 have been lost to follow-up. Treatment with imatinib effected disease stabilization or regression in 22 (85%) of the 26 treated, with a median duration of response of 19 months.
The authors concluded that complete resection with negative margins is still the only potentially curative treatment of GISTs. Furthermore, imatinib therapy for metastatic disease is associated with good clinical response rates, but the true therapeutic efficacy of this drug will not be known until prospective trials are completed.
In 2003, Besana-Ciani et al reported on 19 patients with GISTs who underwent surgical resection.[36] They were able to achieve complete resection in 78.9% of patients in this series. The mean tumor size was 8.4 cm. These patients received long-term follow-up. Using the Fletcher et al histologic classification, tumors were divided into 2 groups.[24] Tumors classified as very low, low, and intermediate risk comprised one group. The second consisted of tumors classified as high risk. The 5-year survival rates were 63% in the former group and 34% in the latter group. As might be expected, complete resection was also a significant predictor of superior survival compared with incomplete resection. These authors also concluded that radical complete resection offers the only chance for long-term survival in patients with GISTs.
Laparoscopic resection has improved and is a more frequently considered option for patients with a GIST. Chen et al studied 58 patients diagnosed with GISTs from 2005-2010. Of these, 16 underwent laparoscopic surgery and 42 underwent open surgery. It was concluded that laparoscopic surgery was technically possible for GISTs no larger than 5 cm located at the stomach and small bowel. The patients benefited from fewer days until resuming a normal diet, shorter postoperative hospital stays, and less analgesia use. The patients experienced the same short-term oncology result as the patients who underwent open surgery.[37]
In 2012, El-Gendi et al reported on 12 patients who underwent limited duodenal resection for primary nonmetastatic duodenal GIST since 2002. The authors concluded that limited resection is a reliable option for disease-free survival depending on tumor size, adjacent organ involvement, and location.[38]
Preoperative imatinib should be considered if surgical morbidity would be improved by cytoreducing the size of the tumor.
Postoperative imatinib has been shown to increase recurrence-free survival after complete resection of localized GIST. In 2012, Joensuu et al showed that compared with 12 months of adjuvant imatinib, 36 months of imatinib improved recurrence free survival and overall survival of GIST patients with a high risk of GIST recurrence.[29]
The management of GISTs requires the participation of a multidisciplinary team. The team should include a surgeon, gastroenterologist, and medical oncologist.
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Eugene O'Neill's "Long Day's Journey into Night" might be called the "Hamlet" of American theater.
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For another, it is a complex psychological play about a dysfunctional family, complete with madness, emotional agony and a son haunted by his father – although in this case the father is no ghost. He's a mean, penny-pinching, has-been actor.
It also contains some of the best roles ever written: the aging actor, James Tyrone; his morphine-addicted wife, Mary; the boozing son, James Jr.; the sickly younger son, Edmund.
Fredric March won a Tony for best actor in the original 1956 production. Brian Dennehy won the same award for the 2003 revival and Vanessa Redgrave won for best actress that year.
As for O'Neill, he received his fourth Pulitzer Prize for drama, this one posthumously. He remains the only American dramatist to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature.
This Actor's Repertory Theatre production, opening Friday, has been through a long journey of its own.
Artistic director Michael Weaver originally scheduled the play for last season, but pushed it back to this fall to accommodate the schedule of David Ogden Stiers ("M*A*S*H"), who had agreed to appear as the patriarch.
Then Stiers landed another movie and asked Weaver if the show could be pushed back again. Weaver reluctantly decided that moving it once was enough.
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Posted: 03/12/2013 06:32:25 AM EDT
BOSTON -- State Sen. Jennifer Flanagan endorsed U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch Monday in his race against colleague Ed Markey for the Democratic nomination in the special election for U.S. Senate.
Flanagan, a Leominster Democrat, said she thinks Lynch is the best advocate for "working families."
"He's a very hands-on elected official," said Flanagan. "He's not someone who we will have to go looking for. I'm confident he will have a presence in North Central Massachusetts."
Flanagan, who is the Senate Ways and Means Committee vice chairwoman, also said she admires the work Lynch has done to combat opioid drug abuse.
Flanagan hosted an organizational meeting for Lynch supporters at the Knights of Columbus in Leominster on Sunday. Lynch attended the event.
Flanagan's endorsement comes on the same day a national environmental-advocacy group is pledging to spend $650,000 to help elect Markey. The League of Conservation Voters said it hopes to knock on the doors of more than 200,000 likely Democratic voters before the April 30 primary.
The group plans to distribute fliers describing Markey as someone who's spent his career protecting the environment and fighting climate change.
Markey and Lynch have signed a pledge to discourage outside groups from spending money on television, radio and internet ads and campaign mailings.
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Oh, threw your hat in, did ya?
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Who gives a hoot,Jenny gul is a looser
#8 Mar 17, 2013
I believe that Lynch would be a great Senator. If Marky wins I may vote Republican. I like the navy seal,gabriel gomez.
Marky is the same old! His commercial depicts him going after the Chinese for importing assault rifles!
Is he joking? The NRA stakes claim to American made assault rifles.
Then this,"I am for back ground checks"! BS! Let me clue him in; every American Massacre has been done with American made assault rifles! And the offender was a legal gun owner with NO CRIMINAL RECORD!
It is positions like Markeys "anti Chinese assault weapons ban" that is the BS that Americans are tired of!
Get things done! Propose and pass a law to close loopholes for the super wealthy!
Propose and pass pro American jobs bills!!!!!!
If you want real change vote in Lynch! Otherwise it is Gomez for me!
#9 Mar 17, 2013
Cant believe we elected this ladt,friend of wong
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